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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-01
The state Of Texas, D

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u" M' "a',e and by He authority Of the Siote Of
Trns-To TIE Sheriff of said County, GREETING:
ffHEREAS, Allen Caruthcrs, a citizen of
~ Dewitt county, Texas, has filed his petit
ton in the District Court Of Gonzales Coun.
ty. representing dhat he made, executed, and
delivered unto Volney f.. Howard n certain oh.
legation or agreement in writing, by which he
bound himself to convey 500 acres of land, to
be selected ont of certain lands mentioned ia
said agreement, being surveys No. %, class
mo. 9 Tor ! league, No. 90, class No. 9 for 4
league and a survey of $40 acres, being an
augmentation granted said A. Caruthers, and
wing in Gonzales Land District; that said oh.
Egaton or agreement, was given npon condi-
Eon that he was to convey said 800 acres Of
md aforesaid, in case said V. +. Howard MS
attorney, should succeed in defending him
Eninst a certain suit mentioned In said agree
Wnt, and establishing said Caruthers' Ger
IN locations; that he employed said Howard
ATTEND TO said suit, being a suit instituted
John York against him in the District
Esrt Of Gonzales county, Republic of Texas.
Htoncr represents that said Howard failed
Ntend TO said suit, and failed in establishing
Il locat'ons, and that on account Of said fail
w said Howard, as aforesaid, he lost a val.
M portion of said land, and said Howard
Having complied with said agreement, he
~ that said agreement be annullcd and
led, &c. Prayer is also made for costs
nst and for equity and general relief, and
I'll. Stewart as attorney Of said a. Ca
rMes, has made affidavit before me that the
SFr. T. Howard is not a resident of this
rs arc therefore to command YOU TO sum
'naae said Volney n. Howard, by making
Ifap ion Of this citation for four successive
WI tho Gonzales Inquirer, n newspaper
pnoetd in the town of Gonzales, that he be
&fsS8# ear before the Honorable the District
~OW said State. to be holden in and for
saFhs ~, at the Courthouse thereof, in the
,oFn, GONZALES, on the seventh Monday af.
terNs5rs t Monday in March. A. ID. 1854,
ehSHs here TO answer said petition.
naz fail not, but of this process with
you8Stce, make due return to said Court.
Witness. Ii. y. Boston, Clork OF
lfsss SAID Court and the seal thereof, Mt
80 Gonzales, this 8lst day of March,
".pTA IL. B. BOSTON, Clerk.
ID. G. q. G.
ISygTkand The 3lst day Of March, 1854,
anu . order publication Of the forcgo.
ms in the Gonzales Inquirer, for four
he'SeS %4Apks, before tho return day there.
W. l.. BARROW, Shift q. G.
"""Apri /, lS5I-li~kt
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The Fine Thorough-B Bred
T. h
TX O IT II TT

IT7ILL stand the present season at the farm.
wv cr's stand. in the town of Gonzales, and
at the farms of Thomas Hodges, ST., and David
Hodges.
kossuth Is fourteen hands high. and was six
years old the 25th Dec, last. lie was brouph,
if"'n Tennessee, by YIN, j. Mitchell. Ito ia well
formed. large bone aud muscle. and will not fail TO
please the eye OF the farming community. Some
OF his year old colts cannot be bought for stno.
Pas'urage for mares from a distance can be had
at the stand at Thomas Hodges, Sr,
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FALL AMI WINTER GOODS!
BENJAMIN 3, Peck,

Corner IF Sc. James and 81. Rtns Streets.
S nov receiving direct from Nee York. a zen.
II eral assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing nearly every article needed in this mar
tei-Nn:
Fine black Bsocade and fancy dress silks; ZONE We.
~ rich and beautiful French, English and AM
erican Mouslin DeI-aines; French and Eng
lish Nerinos of all colors and quail.
ties; Cruvclis Robes, Rcgcn,
Silks, Alpacas oi every grade;
Some silk Warped:
Ginghams and Cal'cocs of the l,tcst style; Cam.
bricks; fine Lace Cspes and Collars, Chculi-ettcs:
Under Sleeves; Guns, &c. These are indeed magni.
ficeut and hard To- beat. Al>o beautiful Shawls, l..
&. handkerchief. Thread. Laccs, luserIilgs and
E'!gingS. Jaconet and Swiss do, and hne black
SILK Lace; Dress Trimmings, Silk and Satin Bon
nets and Ribbons: Belts aud Gloves: fine Cutters
and Shoes ; lnrnin, Marine and silk Hose and
thousands of other article, in this department too
tedious to mention.
FOR GENTS WEAR.--fine black French
Cloths, Vestings, Casimcrs, Satincttcs, Twecds,
Jeans, &c., and a general assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Beaver, Moleskin, Kossuth, Sam Houston,
Lady Franklin and Pearl Planter Hats; Cloth and
Plush Caps; Boots and Shoes, of every variety.
ALSO, NEGRO Hats and Shoes, Coats and
Pants, Kerseys. 1inscys, Lowcll,, Domcstics,
Blankets, &c. Also a large assortment, of fine Bed
Blankets.
HARDWARE.-The finest assortment ever
brought to this market. Queens. Wood and Glass
Ware. (Also II few China Tea Sets, cheap)
GRoCERlES-Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Flour, To.
bacco, Nails, Powder, Shot, Lead, &c.
SADDLERY-A large and splendid assortment.
ALSO some excellent old Port Wine aud French
Brandy for medicinal purposes.
ALSO, have q full supply OF Begging. Rope
and Irvine for customers nj market rates.
As my stock Of goods Is large aud l am deter
mined to sell, l think l can make 1t advantageous
to purchasers to buy of me. H.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine.
H.. ID. PECK.
Gonzales, October 8, ls53.-l-y ~
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The Fine Stallion
pQWUATgAN wnsp.


nTill, s,sna tbe psysent sessa,s a, Mr.. iIess
w ck'sh rsskeis. aye nai,es ircm t3onssies
aHd 80 miAcS from RAISED JosseS. i.n~sae,iatsls
ga tbs rssi ftcsa The fsyys.ev psace Ia Victoria.
tie was tc permitted ~ Acgve aAtrs =; s. the
single hep. er q the sessan, snd etp 10 in.
snre the sSsrc IN Sal U.x season viii cnsa.
msbCS tho 18th og March asHi cad the last Of
1aae. THIS iBsasaesc rssasy wsi he doe whsa
,hs tsssfs i kte@n a. be ia Sal ~ iaYsssl M,tA.
DESCRIPTION AM fEniGgEE
PesAansa Nktp wss sifesi ty supeFio<
Whip. ~ hy MsskAavn's WHIP Ard he hs
TIE ed ,sapsstei whif NV hsstsa whses
azra ives fsss,i hy sh< Mnshsts har<s eli rsu.
hAfsas, rs rs0d darn ~ ea CxsAf. roshst.
tan WHIP u a ttsk trewa las, 80 whiks aixas
hsss, Js hAsess ems spsh ksxh
Ssori ~ n<@s Eeed usssSs anA ~e sin isy
asst sA~se fea easps sseek exxl Seasrx ASA
sm uNAas yea thsak u M Asys ~ "a whae.
Z. PARISH.
oeamks ceaasy. Msreh 81. i~sss-si~ss
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Pedigree.

PARAGON was sired by the celebrated Gun.
powder, and he by the American Eclipse. (Gnn.
powder'a Pedigree will be given in full hereafter
Paragon's dam was by Matthew'S Peacock of Ala.
bania, Matthews Peacock by the imported Peacock
OF South Carolina; grandam 10y Col. Kilpatriek's
imported Gamester.
TERMS.-Slo the season. TO end the 18th June,
payable the close of the season. Insurance slb,
due when the mare is ascertained to be in foal or
parted with. A. JONES.
Gonzales. March o5. iss4-I3om
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The state Of Texas,
COUNTY.

OO-Ss-t LES COONIl. r.ar
TO tee Sheriff Of said CoaRte-GRsErINo:
wv HEREiS, Martha C. Duke, a resident, cit,.
zen Of said County and State, has filed
her Petition in the District Court of said County,
representing to the Court that, heretofore, to.wit:
On the eth day of April, a. u. ls4s, Petitioner,
Martha q. Duke formerly Martha c.. Nations,) was
lawfully married to William II. Duke; that they
have lived together ~ man and wife, until the 10Th
day of February, 1880; when the said Defendant,
VIM. II. Duke, voluntarily left the house aud home
of Petitioner, with the intention of fnal abandon.
ment, that Petitioners said husband was in the habit
OF indnlging TO great excess in the use of ardent
spirits, and that while drunk, would oilcn use harsh
language, curse and abuse said Petitioner, and 9th
erwiso Ill treat her, 40 much 81 that their living to.
g,ther was insupportablc. Petitioner further states
that ON or about the 10th day of February, 1880,
the said Defendant, VIM. ii. Duke, was guilty of
burglary aud larceny, for which hc now stands in.
dictcd by the statutes of his country, aud is now a
fugitive from Justice, She further represents that
on or about the 10Th day of February, 1880. ~
aforesaid. the said VIM. II. Duke abandoned the
bed and hasae Of said Petitioner, aud since which,
time he has not returned, nor has not becn heard
NJ within IL months, aud then merely by chance
She therefore prsys that said Defendant be cited
10 appear aud answer the said Petition. and for a
final divorce and dissolution Of the bonds OF mstrt.
moi,y between Petitioner and Defendant, and also
Tor e decree that shc have the control of her child.
10 by the said Nm II. Duke, and Tor general sc !,
aud affidavit having beef, made before me that said
Defendant Is q nonresident Of this State. or that
his residence Is va known 10 the ahianL. Martha G.
Dakc. These are, therefore. tn oonmsnd YOU 10
cite the aid William IL. Duke. by Masking pahlica.
tlcn cf this writ in the Gtnltales taquiYcr. q news.
paper p~ablislted Ia the town of tsonzairs, IN shid
eeaau. ter four Successive weeks, that he he sud
appear before the honorable the nissFict 6'oar, at
said STATE, 60 ~ holden IN aud tg said c,,luts, Al
thv Couyt.hestse thereof sn the ,osa III t,cnaAtea.
on tho sevepih MUniSy afser tbs hrss Moapsay III
NAFca. A. u. 1894, thea and tssts to ANSWER aid
pstltnsn.
heseta hl not sa, Il ,hh sts ~ith soar service
make due setssa ~ SSi Naart
ANIL. WRacsN n, n R~,ca, Ceyk u Saal
MffAA. CosfA si,h Toe col thsgcaI Al Gcnsa.
s&A4 ~ ts, tbs ihs trs, sby II AsrxA. A. L.
sNs.skfE ASA
S~7.s:ssS ~ n BOSTON, Cfsss n OGC
- hSsesy cFles ne k~svrsias eiss,krs 10 - rss
.Sra " thr tassaie iaP ms, ske tsH sjxs& a.
vshsA sNssv. tAs tbs - las - 9szSA 4 H.
W l. kARKOw. sAessa Il. q
Ma NafcA H. isAt@li~st
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Notice.

THE late srm Of Matthews & VIII. having been
i Dissolved by the withdrawal Of wm. 4. Mat
the~s, to take effect January 1t. 1854. notice i
hereby given 10 ali persons indebted to as, by note
OF account, TO come forward immediately and settle
the same with ID. Win.s.
(Signed) WIN. A. MATTHEW'S
(Sisred) u. WILLIS.
Gonzales, Deceinbcr 81, 80.
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Rcaiprre.

KoSStlTH was sired hy Jim Polk, an imported
Jack irom Malta; his dam Mas hy Rid,ey's Iaeh 81,
fcnncsscc; Ridley's Jack va seld for ss,,Ss,, and
teok che psnnuna, a, the Agricultural sairs Zoe six
er seven wears ia Successors. Rldley's Jack by
BIG John vt kcatacky.
rkRuS-$ie the s~vason-payahle At Ile end
Of shc scasoa, which viii tcrialEsasa ,he lA.h iane.
A. J0NES
C~rNnsAleS Match 90. tSsl-i8am
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D.. Willis,

D. Willis,
"ouLD mos, respectfully bes leave to call
the attention OF his friends aud customers,
to the above notice o: dissolution, aud would also
embrace this opportunity oi informing them tia, he
will CONTINUE BUSINESS AZ TIE ON
STAND, where he ~i.l keep constantly OH hand a
Regular snppiy of Goods,
SUITED TO THE MARRET,
consisting in part Of
0snaburgs.
Domestics, 1~ickings,
Cottonadcs, brown & bleached
Linens, Cassimeres, flannels. Prints.
Printed, White & Embroidered Muslins &
Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and Be-
reyes, Ginghams, cotton and lin.n Drining>, Hosiery,
Gloves, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
for winter wear, Of every variety of style and pat
tern.
A large and varied assortment.
BOOTS d. SHOES.
Ladies Silk and Lasting Caters, Jenny Linds.
Bloomers, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting a
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kiit.
HARDWARE.
Blacksmith, Bench and Farming Tools, Ploughs,
Aagers, Traces, Log Chains, Axes, Broadaxcs, and
a large assortment Of Nails, Locks, Latches, Hin
ges, &c.
TTNWARE.
Buckets, Pans, Dippers, Staincrs, Lard Cans,
Sprinklcrs, &c.
WOODWARD.
Pales, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
SdDDLERy.
Ladies and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
Girths, Stinrps and Lcathcrs, Whips of every kind,
Croupcrs, Carpet and Saddle Bags, Valices, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbands.
MEDICINES.
Quinine, Calo,nel, Castor Oil No. O, I.audanum,
Mustang %Linament, Pain Killer, Jaynej Medicine,
of several kinds, Sarsaparilla, British, Sweet, Lin.
seed and Lamp Oil, Turpcntine, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and a great variety of other ar.
ticles too numerous to mention, oil of which We offer
for sale at moderate and steady prices.
Call in and examine for yourselves
Gonzales. December 81, 1857 ~
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The State of
.LkS btrrt

IN Me name and BE- the auiori,y of "a. Stat. u,
L.Ia.-Io Mc Sa'rT IF ,aid Coun,v. Gry,r,>S.
w EERkAS. Richard Wells Admini.trstor
~ Deoonis now, OF the Estate of Fleming
MelS, deceased. has filed his petition in th..
District Court OF said County, rct,t,. en,j,, ,ba,
SAID +. L. Wells died in Is44, in Gonzales Counts
stat: Aforesaid. and that in July Of the same wear
cu"n W.. Moore, WAS by the l Probate Court Of
Mohhte> County, appointed Administrator Of .he
i4s'ate OF said %dccedent, and entered into bond With
approved securities in the terms of the Law. and
,ook The oath required, that said securities on said
o"hu were French Smith, u resident Of Guadalupe
County, State Of Texas, and Charlie. Breaches , ~.
siielt Of Gonzales County, State aforesaid thu,
SAID Moore never presented to the Court any In.
! veh'ory of said Estate, that he never discharged
inc auties ana Obligations dcyOlving on him as Al.
Illustrator, us Aforesaid, that he wasted the Estate
ana appropriated the assets thereof, to his own use
.hat large amounts OF monies. &c, came into the
hands OF said Moore us Administrator, rs aforesaid.
anu that said Moore has never accounted therefor
either to the Probate Court or Petitioner. or any
one else, that said Moore as Administrator as afore.
SAID, has never paid any debt of the Estate, and
has hitherto refused and still refuses to paw over TO
Ieuuoher the amount o! money or property of the
Estate which came into his possession as Alminis-
traitor, as aforesaid, and has cmbczzlcd and wasted
said Estate, and acted fraudulcntly therein, and
that said bond has been broken and forfeited and
Nt c'hNf oiN biuSht nave DccOlne
liable on said bond for the damages alledgcd, to.ait:
sloi7 OF; petitioner therefore prays judgment
against all three of said obligors In said bond and
tor damages, costs of suit, equity and general relief;
and VIM. II. Stewart, Attorney for said Richard
wells rs Administrator, as aforesaid, having made
affidavit before me that the residence Of the De.
PENDENT, h. w. Moore, is unknown to the aHiant;
these are. therefore, to command you TO cite the
said Il. w. Moore by making publication of this
writ in the Gonzales Inquirer, u newspaper pub.
iished In the town Of Gonzales for four successive
weeks, that he be and appear before the Honorable
the District Court of said State, to be holden in and
for said County, at the Courthouse thereof, In the
town OF Gonzales, on the seventh Monday after the
first Monday in March, A. ID. 1854, then and there
70 answer said petition.
Herein fail not, but Of this writ with your service
make due return to said Court.
NNtsyl Witness, IL. Il. Boston Clerk of
Aey@N. said Court and the seal thereof annexed
sGE3Ss at Gonzales, this 3ist day Of March,
~ IL. d. BOSTON, Clerk
D.. c.. G.. C.
Came TO hand the 3lst day Of March A. ID. 1854,
and / hereby order the foregoing citation to be
published in the Gonzales Inquirer, for four SUE.
cessive weeks prior TO the return day hereof.
w. L. BARROW, Sheriff G. c..
Gonzalcs, April I, l85i-44.4w
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S. J. MAYS,
p a AGO N.

TtllIS thoroughbred stallion will stand the present
! season at the farmers stand, In the town Of
Gonzales, and Mt Benjamin Weeds III the Barbour
Settlement, and at the town of Mention. lie is o
deep sorrel, is sixteen hands high, of fine form
and muscle, and was foalded the 2Sth Of March.
ls+s. His colts compare favorably with any in
this section Of tie State.
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Drugs a. McdiCincs.

Drugs a. Medicines.
UlNlNE, Calomcl, Pill. llydrarg, Iodine,
NJ Strychhinc, Laudanuin, Paragoric, Crcosote
for too,h-ache, Lithargc, Lobelis San. Pulyis, Lobe
lin Iinet., Composition No. o, Pepsin cure for dys.
pepsia, Wis,ars Balsam of Wild Cherry, Towns
ends SaIraparilla, Pain Killer, (Davis) Flax Seed,
Pemyroyal, Hops, Sage, Chamomilc Flowers, white
%Calamus, Slippery Elm, Nux Vomica, BoraS, Chalk,
Whiting, Putty, Iinsced Oil, Copal van,ish, White
Lead, Window Glass, &c. Also, II general assert.
ment of Jayncs' Patent Medicines, aud various 9th .
er articles in this line too tedious to mention.
For sale by b. b. PECK.
Gonzales, December II, 1853.
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H w.

IN May, 1855, a silver cup viii DO awarded to
the best year old colt hy Kossuth. and also one to
Che best ssckling. So take care of your this
Spring colts. and bring your best mares.
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Monroe & Brother,

uAYE just received n largo and complete
H stock of the following articles which :hcy
Offer for sale AZ a. low prices. and favorable terms.
A. ala. house IN
Western Texas.
fall and Winter fancy, black, and btaeb md white
Prints;
Plaid, black. and black and whit. Ginghsms:
Black and fancy AipacaS, OF dihcront styles aud
qualities;
Muslin DcLsincs:
Black and fncs plaid. wool and black silk Shawls;
Black. Grape aud silk Bonnet;
Embroidered Capcs aid Collars;
Brown and blcachcd DoincStics;
Apron and Counterpart Checks:
f1anncl1. Jeans, Sa,inct, and Twecds;
Plaid Linseys, Negro kcrscys aud Liuscy,;
Bed. coiU.ei aud Negro Blankets.
CLO2HING.
Meas cloth, sack. itock and dress Coats of an colors.
Mems blanket, blanket cloth aud broaicloth
OyercoatS, all styles and colors:
Also, black and fancy CASHMERE Pants;
Linen Bosom Shirts OF every style aud quality;
Merino and silk Undcr-hirts
Hickory, checked and calico Shirts
Boys blanket, tweed and cloth Coats. all sizes;
Mems tweed Coat, in great variety;
Tweed, Sa,inct and kcrscy Pants;
BOOTS AND SROES.
Mems pcSgcd and scwed Calf Boots;
DO. DO. do. do. Kip do.
do. do. do. do, Calf and Kip Shoes;
niack k'pa anu kuSSct Drcgans;
boys 40 do. 90;
y case boys KIP ana cali Boots,
l"a'os mp anu eau noo'ees niso, walking MO.
M '"'o' .a' ana MA shocs.
IE 'nH
BOOKS.
Levitt'- and Groves Greek Lexicons;
Bullion's Greek Reader, Grammar. Caesar and
Sallust;
Dycrs Dictionaries;
Saskinls Spanish, Newman and Bycr's Spanish Die.
tionaries
Davis Algebras and Arithmetics;
millions English and Latin Grnnmars;
NcGutiic's LIST, I'd, 81, 18th aud 9th Readers;
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School Books for the Million !

THE ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
dNONSISTING of McGuGey's New Eclectic Spell
u ling Book, Mctiuiley's Eclectic lst, Ind, 3i,
4th, and 9TH Readers, The ucmans' Young Ladies'
Reader, Rays Arithmetic, Part LIST. %, and Sd;
Rays Algebra, Part lat and I'd; Pinneo's Primary
Grammar; Pinneo's L4rger do.
just received and for sale by
June Is. ls53-ly T.. l.. BEAUMONT 4 Co.
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Grosrie,,
and other articles too numerous 10 montion.
We are continually IN receipt of choice rclcc-
tions, and are disposed to sell "a cheap, IL not
cheaper, than any other House In iliis tosn. Dc.
tore purchasing elsewhere, you would d. nell 10
call and examine for Yourselves.
Gonzales, December ~, ls53-8m
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pnEMIUM

There will be awarded a premium Of a silver
cup to the best year old colt, 10y Paragon, and also
ono to the best sucking; the premiums to be
awarded III May, 1858. Breed your best mares
and take the premium.
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Corner ef Sc. james and 81. Peters Streets.
S now receiving direct from Nee York, a gen
u eral assortment OF
LII IL NIy.
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|. d. BOSTON, Clerk

d.. C.. G. c.
Came to hand the alst day Of March A. d.. 1854,
and hereby order the foregoing citation to be
punished IN the Gonzales Inquirer, for four SUI.
cessivc weeks prior to the return day hereof.
w. L.. BARROW, Sheriff G.. C.
Gonzales, April 1, is5i-44"4w
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Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales, October 8, is5s.-l-y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

Cars FOR THE NEw RourE TO BosToN.-Six
magnificent passenger cars have Just been turned
out from this city for the New York and Boston day
and Eight express lines, over the New York and
New Haven, Hartford and New Haven, and West
ern Railroads. More beautiful, thoroughly built
and commodious cars We have never seen. They arc
OF the length of Che cars usually having seats for
sixty passengers but they have seats for only forty
two each, and these are so constructed that, with
out any "fussy' machinery, a man can stretch his
whole length, and sleep in them. They are ali fur
nished with Clemens yentiators, and a man will
accompany each train whose business it will be to
lock after the ventilaors and secure their benefits
to the passengers. The cost 81 400 each weigh
fourteen tons apiece, and furnished with double
floors, with an intermediate layer Of shavings to
keep out the noise. Each car has at each end a
double door-that IL, an outside door, hall, and an
inside door so that there be no gush of dust or
cold air let in upon the passengers. There is not a
point in them in which the comfort of the passcn-
gers has not been consulted. Such enterprise de-
serves success, and will not fail to secure it. They
arc 10 run without change from New York to Bos-
tone-SwiHgfsid Republican.