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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Goal.

Goal
GOAL still sell my best Red Ash Coal, as usual
~ the lowest possible for cash from Yards cor ON
ard ssbsv and King and Greenwich No sen Ssa9fIed
to sell tissWhtre PEIEh NkINIoN
EOAL-Ihe subscriber offers for sale, III quantities
Oo the lowest market price full sssortsnt Of the best
Anthracite and Btuminous Cosh WORTH
Corn 9th and ThompsoD<s Albany and "sshngen ste
COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Nut s. so; Egg
~ AMI Stove White Ash Furnace Egg and Stove Lehgh Cam
beIlaBo and other Goals At the lowest market price
JACOB WEEKS, Jr.-
No. 3ls BoweTy and No 2ll Greenest, near Anity
DED ASH COAL.-Spohn and Lewis Veins by the
CreoThe trade respectfully advised that the subscribers
supply greatly TINS highly
eeebted article OF Coal from their mines Belmont and Cu
favorable delivered board vessels az Port Rich
uoud, BY canal from Port Carbon TYLER Co
No. rs Wsnutst- Philsdepbis
CYUNEY COAL-The subscriber has received
- lot Of this superior quality, which recommended
or excellent substitute Liverpool Also forne Cumbsrsnd
Cnue Liverpool OTre Lehh 1.-THE genuine article and Peach
Ochad HENRY REEVE No 80 Murray Canal and Cen
and corner Jane and Weststs.
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Il s MAIL SlEAMSHll COMI nv W. ~
pier toot Of Wsrrenst carrying the Government Mails
This Company iutend dispatch, on MONDAf, req q tne
steamer CRE SCENT CITY Capt Rodney Baxter Freight TAKEN
New Orleans at 40 cents per cubic foot % be received " ~
Shippers will be furnished with the blank form OF e OF
signed by psny application No bills oil adins hsneo
For freight or passage apply the Office of the Company Ne IN
Westst. Va " nooE..S
JARE REDUCED-lNDEPEND LINE LOT
il SAN FRANClSCO.-The NORTH STAR, 10 leave the ON
April 70 connect with the Yankee Blade ~,
The for these palaces are nov open Passages
engaged before the h March will be sold At the
Applyto JAMES NJ CROSS No Battery place, upstairs
CAyANNAH sTEAMSHIPs-U S. MAIL LINE
- Great Southern from NewYork Mobile and Newo
ans Macon and Columbus Gs and hontgomer
Ala A,o the important points in Florida Tue ho
steamships AUGUSTA 600 tuns Capt Thomas Lyon ALAbAh
Woodruff, will leave SATURDAY, Feb HSo
p NJ, follows ST.
FLORIDA Capt Woodruff. MINIMUM. Saturday FeSrasIy -
AUGUSTA, Capt Lyon
FLORIDA Capt Woodruff SATURDAY, eaty ~
AUGUSTA Capt Lyon 'S-S -
And In order until further notice. ~, l..
goR TIE ISTERoR-rgo leave daily, Tor Macon &c
ornpe and evening Of delay In the arrival OF me ea
hps an TXpre passenger will leave savannah every
TIF sDAY and SATURDAY after the arrival at ST o'clock p NJ
taxing Columbus the next morning g. n1
into Nontsomery the o'clock r. M-onIy nouT
from Savannah 10 Montgomery-makns 10 hours less "s N
than by any other route ~ ,ourc o.. Lana. rr..
boyn steamer WELAKA Capt. N. King; and WILLIAM GAS
TON Capt qhomas H. Shaw, form regular nne
these leaving Savannah every
ard SATURDAY mornings az 10 O'CLOCK for fhs .1uon
Pieos and Sc Augustine Florida These boats having unsa
passed passenger and taking the inland oote
Ger superior inducements for inva Aids and others
fsE freight q PMTFI y MITCHELL No. IT Broadway NY.
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U. 5 NAVY YARD GosroRT Va. Jan 20 1854
ITO C. L. DETMOLD. ESQ president Of tho

i NEW.JERSEY ZINC 60, NewYork Sir; seriesofexper
with the during the three
,e, urop paints aud arc preparations for the
tior of timber led the important that the
White Zinc by the NewJerey Enc Co
As perfect protection against the Of the marine
ana The formation barnac.s while other paint preparation
kpf bDes The protective effect
this subject 10 the Bureau of Yards
Ind Dcls n WsshDgiOn shall send with complete series
~ ,psoineps OF and plates which covered with
The paints and then exposed ake
entire salt water opposite this Navy Yard all Of which
illustrate In the striking the invaluable qualities
decided perorty your While zinc Paint all other kinds
Of especially for marine You AZ liberty 70 give
M publicity facts which Of too much i'm
porsnce to be lep the naval end commercial world
am, respectfully your obedient servant
JAMES JARVIS Inspector U. S. Navy Yard, Gospor, Va
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.-New
yort somervile EAcn-Winter ArrEnk-meno-On snc
after bee Is 1855 Passenger Trains viii leave Per
No North River New-York ~, II N and r M New.
York for Somerville ,sy) M by Railroad foot Of
CouTtlAndtst Phipsburgh opposite EAston al and
A p LeAve somervile WAY a. $50 A. IA. TE1 line
connects the n Railroad Company foot Of Court
Ssses connect with from NewYok follows from ain
field For Bakenrdse &c. from Somere for Pespseh Nc from
White House Termination from Esioa tor belUdere
WiIe.tsTre Bethlehem Allentown M.ueh Chuna- tcr ke
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Daper uarehonsee.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICRSOR d
No 1906 FultOn offer sale the lowest tefSa Vvri
fsoers English French aud American
Newspaper all sizes. seighs and qualities
Book Paper all szes weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy ooors and white ofthe best qusfg
Hauri faper. white aud cOlored, different widths
Pap thin and of the rect quality
Cloth Sx40 and 4Ox4S
u large assoTmen7 J1Rt srEfvSe
Bheathne Paper OF the best quality.
Paper Straw, Rag and Manila
Sea Paper ofdiHereut sizes
Tar q Suitshle for roof rOlk
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IL L DSO y NV LIN haii4iAO<hD az al u.s.
Train. leave ChAbesst daily for Albany aud Troy
NYoyt 20 and from and Troy-on and after MONDAY
Dsc 6 lsSS the Trains will run follows ~,
Tn N throagh in four hours, connecting With
Northern and Western Trains -,
NAL lain NJ ThEcugh Way Trains Il " sne Z VI
T,nre.s main, P NJ Accommodation Train a. o r. NJ
Eor T.rrvtoy7n at TO- p NJ .,
To Nav Trains az ITO VI and IN,
81 q AID Way Freight and Passenger Tran AZ 10 An
tou Chsmbtr-st
b TsroSn Peeksi and PosshkeePds Trains stop 81 a. me
WAY Stations. -, r.-.,,,h., ts.h .,s m q,
sNDAY MAIL TRAINS so p NJ from Jana 81 Tor Ao-HJ'
stopping 81 al way ''''0 ipMUND FRENCH Superintendent
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.rr,,,. Xonr ..,d MONTREAL. RAILROAD LINE

~ "a, BeIIov. FaI, Rutland Burinston Windsor White Rivef
atils River Johnsbary MOnPelist 81 1919 "a 49,
po,,t 10 Osdenbush snd Montreal Ticket Onees Ns
psil,osd eorper BIoadw and CAnalst aid MIS- "a
FIrrsss Trsn. Al NJ and {PM bssEAse ehseIed
49, onIv two changes Of this route between
Yo,t nd Montreal FREIGHT BY the SeE Haven Sele
In FRASCIs HYDE, General As-n- No u Sums
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"ARIEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE.-0

II
and .ler MONDAY, Feb a. 1854 Sunday. .Icset.d1 FOR
Ahanv and Troy City Hall Station, No Centre o.,
mediation Train at A NJ stopping Williams brdge aHd
Tsvips ptptt corner OF White Morning Express
& White Plains, Groom Falls Dover Plains
Mierp Hiiale Chatham -Four Corners and arriving In
Albsu, Gt2P Afternoon EEprefs NJ, stopping a. mite
Plains Falls Bewstes Dover Plains MsftOn and 'iA-
wv" ~ PROM CITY HALL
Mierton 245 NJ stopping White Plains Newcastle no
ton Falls and stations north ,.,--..
Croon Fail, az NJ stopping FodhAm aud stations nsrh
White PLAIN, NJ, $50 and els P NJ TopPnsn YORK
Vile and stations north -. -. o., "a a. q q, - . a.
Williams Bridge at G. 30 A. NJ I5 9lo lZ'U zlo fl' 00'
and 8 2. NJ stopping 81 ell way stations
Eor6bam AZ IA = NJ stopping Of all stations
tickets aud have ther pass,ss
CHECKED Buffalo other place and north Of Ans
nv az COmpan Offices Of Bo~ery and brooe ana
18th ana :6th Ct
Extress will leave Albany NJ and IroY ~ %
NJ knderhook Chatham -Four Corners Mart
Dover Plains Paulisss Cg0ton Ess
bite Plains Williams Bridge and leave Albany % II
and TROY Al ~ NJ stopping KndehOOt Chatham foai Cor
mere Hdale WGssse Crotoa Falls Whs Plains aud "ish'
Bridge land signal al other regular ssons
ror,h OF White Plains and the Accommodation Train Will leave
Chatham Corners AS or On the sr'a OF tbs Boston
prg all mail stations From Merton M stopping 81
Wbe Plains ard north Coton Falls At stopping
oSbsm ar station. north; White Plains and aud 10
"a sol NJ .torpin Yokvle and rstions north williams
Bridge 45snd II 50 and 2lo - ana sS0P n
and Fordham AZ o. IS A NJ stopping stations
SUNDAY AsRASGEMENr
Trains Falls and all stations 20
spa5P NJ Returnng will leave Croton Falls At 1aa f0
T. NJ stepping ~ all way stations -, ,, -, -, l.,
New York AZ the 27tk-si Station only -, :,
Frht Albany received daily until At the depot cor
af Cent and n
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CT. MARKS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No.

CT MARKS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
- "a sdsv House. and No 40 walls (asenent)
with capital OF COO we'll seeared boHS
continue 20 insur, Of the csrrsnt rates Of premium.
DIRECTORS.
David Banks John NJ Perrier Chs n. OHsrrx
Charles Cooper, Thos y Ferris Geo n Bell
Francis MANY, J. J Van Pelt Elias Willauk
Abm MeBride, Joseph Rogers III Willxns
Tkeo Hipscse Richd Bolwiokle Wn O. B.nka
Amos Woodruff Jos Jennings, Boot II Got
Flpathop Tborne, VIM. b. Baov, Thos. L. Rose
NJ n Howell Geo Fulton VIM g. Casye,
David Babis Jr., Vim X Tatterssll, J. T.rsee,
Jas Y brown J H. Fowler, Jno T Allen
David Wsestsh c. 8 Delavso, Riehd Kelly,
Robt s Gould, Benz T. Seaey, Jno McCsrty
H. A. Kerr, Charles Jenkins Atm Ieserole,
Linus scudder Chas Banks Jglias A Csndse,
Jbo O. Rohr. Jno. W. Delamster, L. K Osborn,
:. X. Trtmby. ID 3. Wagner. s. b. Potter,
biehArd Wight Aim p Msypse,
JOHN n YERRTER President.
WAsBIsGToE Posi- Secretary.
J 7. COUEsHovEr, Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

NJ MILES DISTANCE sAVHD.-MICHlGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LSE-Ths Railroad open 70 The AsiAspp
River. Running time St Lous 81 hours - 49,. 81. =
Passengers leave NewYork BY the NEW-fOkh bh
81 HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS a; SelOek n sai
o'clock p M arriving evening ~ Dunkrk or DlH2
and connecting with LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAINS OF
he LAKE SHORE RAILROAD and reach CHICAGO HeI e7enns
Al a. oock where comfortable nights be Obtained sSa
proceed o'clock morning BY the CHICAGO AND Roeh
ISLAND RAILROAD for La Sale Bloolinstou- Springfield Al
ION and 81 IOus all By RAILROAD. Also eouneene
A. CHICAGO with trains the CHICAGO md GALESA RAIL
ROAD Tor Rockford Freepor, Gslens and Dubaqne
this line have the privilege Of .toPps ny rens
- T.r SEATS a. pleasure And they will be subected 20
,se numerous and delays eeoned By Low WATLh
n by other routes ,.z.. -, -. -.
Throu h Tickets further inform aon .ppy At tae Co
$780, Ossee Ne IgS Broadway. corner OF Dey-t,to
Y Axer
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III 81 wslls,. ,.,.,s,s,o, o..,, l.. :, ,..h
and securely invested prepared to insure against loss an"
BY FIRE on favorable terms H.. ,,..-o,, .,
he At the rate rSs cent dss Se ..suS III
the accumulated profits and cspsi amount to Sl"Oooo'
stephen Whitney, Resle3wbheH Robert Z Mia'urn'
William S.fls Rns. No aGI JoRo AoE T
Augustus c Downing Deunips Duer, Frederick DelAno
6azswsy Lamar yesn stsCsTd ~ lame, n ss,
VIM Butler Duncan Josiah oakes Frederick G. Poser
ChsIes H. Russell Joseph Gallsrd. Jr, PeleE Hall
Iase Towpsend james NJ Waterbury, Robert 5 Hone
prSeaSF cTsEr secretary RoBERT s HONE President
1y,HF col ONIAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
l. Of SCOTLAND established Aus 1876 registered 11s eFn'
CAPITAL s5,0Oo,OVO.
Fstabished in the
UNITED STATES or AMERICA -,
By PeOn and Deposit seeurise. 'seo'dsSes with the
Laws Of the Lei slAtureSf the State OF Ne~'i0'N
NETWORK
Office No 2S7 Broadway
soARD OF DiRECIoRs
THE HON. LUTHER BRADIsH Chairman.
WILLIAM Q PIekrRssiLL, Esq .''''.'bbsnsSs,,
RICHARD IRWIN, Esq ...........'.ss'.'' ieiShaN''
WATTS SHERMAN Esq. Banker D..
Isosss Ti L Es7 ''''''''''''''' WTebaSt
NATHAMEL THAYEk Esq ............ Banker, Boston.
sEAsIvi S9SSss Esl'''''''''''.'''''' A MS,t
JANIS wADwOKTH Esq., Of Gsnesee, Livingston Co. N y
Ga THOMSON Fellow o. the Institute Aotua,ies London
JOSEPH BLUNT, Coonsel.
John METCALFE N. d., aud JOHN STONE, NJ d.
SPECIAL NOTICE
DIVISION % PROFITS
The Profits Of the YEAEs Of tbs Company business
are be e MAY. and osided Policies opened tho
eA PROFITS Gas before 9Th Ny participate N the division
oetsea pgsetGse, forms Of orSPos@l Az eye Information
By order d the Boa,s o. oifso'o.s
C. THOy son. : ts6en VI tic Co IN New YORK.
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OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK AND LIVERPOOL /
= sIE 20 LIZ. 81 Iasl {

The Of this Company exclusively the Zinc Paint
BY the NegcTsey Zinc has'
kspIose6 It's decided superiority over ~ other paints
EDWARD K COLLINS. Aseht
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Gtfomboais ano Railroads..

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
l. for GrseHeO for HsIps.a 70 " z y, aHd
1se slq ID Il shd IS and so For sroasiyp
esVe GreenPo!t 10 NJ FsImnsdss ~ n and ~ ~;
90 s. and s451 ii and as and IS On saturday
Broo.l y Monday morning al slo.
lNOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
The 'Ssnsf I'D cay s bsIo SEs w%
alternate dsys Sunday. excepted from No R. the
Essat TO boston ;aeo.b
resht train VIM BORDEN Agent Nos 10 ana II Wet =
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Vhitehsllst.-
- Fs,t 81 eers 10 QUARANTINE sTAPLEToN yANDER-
Bill LANDING The Boat vii leave hoor /. follows
r.e ss's; an ssi''s 9 II IN From ~ sPM
Nht boat from Hsw-Yo III deoei Far. ~ eeata oomnue'
sSesy ARR.seEs.srBost. lssv. every haH oosi ,fes
An until I'm Night boat. o'clock from the Island 70 o'clock
MERCHANTS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
VA between NEw-YoRK and bUFFALo sthout rransaiP-
old md welessb.h-d oe viii coutn1s be basin
%slPP . %h the be Se from boat. nd
they land property 7ufo directly aud give greater dispatch
M}LLoEY Holt CO, No 3 c :, Up N'w.Yort
8 S ! eHAF'ss6o' 10 s oa.y-!. Is.ay
HOLT PALMER a Co, Ohost and Dock and Sinner
ISAAC SHERWOOD Agent, Chicsro III,
Msii packages I Coz ship dsiy at Pier No T. 4 r.
DY THE CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAIL
II DO lV 9HcA a sT LOUIS BELEEFoYfAiSE sPRISj-
Three Daily Trains leave Cleveland from station orc and
R. ts follows;
Mail Train stopping at all stations Passengers by this
Toledo M Chicago l. 10 NJ
Chicago aud Rcck lsano Railroad II evening
by which through III Road ia Sale Bloc
Chicago Mississippi Railroad, Bloomington 10 At0nl and
Louis they will make the t including al
peo stop Ot meals &C between Cleveland and St Louis in 1
NJ Express Stopping at 0berln, Noiwai Monrosvne
C,ee sad Toledo with p Or
Michigan Southern Railroad reaching Chicago al morning
with tan Roek Island R,ilr'ai for
) Lous IiI through In 80 hours
nsh stopping al regular ;t,,i9a. by which
Chicago NJ Of tOla wing daY
DAYTON, Beieienane and springfield
for Clyde wh-re they gill ind he hH-
pres Train Mad River snd Lake Erie Railroad and reach
spTinlheld at. .s''.'''5 - T. VI
At. ..
CncI ali I VI
Earlier than by other line -. =, - II
will tske the 80 tram, Tesch
pr Ievton y NJ, where they will mud the cars Of the
Indiana Railroad, ard resch Indianapolis the same
evening Ibis will found only nfortab- route"
the fOurhnl spined aud
lpo the the State. will be found de ededy the
IIea,ante,t Fare from Cleveland TO lndanHpets, So
upon the line Of Mad River aud Lake Ene nen
ns and DAYTON or Indians Central Railroad this Will
DC FeS Il isg T. b PHILLIPS supt T r. r.
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nR PHINNEYs VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
B. D. SANDS Agents,

~ FAMILY PILLsDs
A B. L d. SANDS Agents,
mr. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPH-
ave 100 os m o. hs
The medicine ndoed by rae LONDON
,brre not cloud Of vf6esse. city further s't
os,yT eompsipts fast supersedns of all other
mede prompt and .aafss'oIy t. m aon on on ,Is
w enty -four Any medicine that as onay eeonuended
hb certificates people Of well known Fe'PectA'y GER
Price Al per bottle or I for Principal depot No Isl Green
uOIIOWAY's OINTMENT and PILLS, GER
TAs CURE for sfgRyY SsFsoT w..as d:. ssa
saa T on Of speedily removed By TIE Of
nS sa%.s. Tn 5a t.S bod, .ad IN ns co@p.a
& SGSs %,ESH: ., sI...s % :. %
purifying properties Of the Pill and the peculiar ELECT tn, ONT
rsS he e. o. Ii Il. send IT1 Of m i Ss Uus
ard bone; sf Ts9., 81 ' the Tni,sd s.. and y
SANDS, NswYOT, and BY the proprietor No "a strand
London
/ I OyETs WAPHENE Establishment removed ITO
! LSo ne Cb.mber.t Csn,iOn- LoyErs WAPHEsE e.s-
sS.i.S n: Ss that up
not nov -h.r. he y sSsp cot out for spurious article Nc
CHE WALKS in BEAUTY.-The Incompatible vir-
of DR. GoURAUDs Chemical prepsrsiions for the preset
y.;n md restoration .ee h. .So R seo for humber
yss. P hi; Italian s.dsteS so.p rs. n T.s
Chap ssowne,' in fact every rGoa,s
srbfi
I,5 Ins.rtaneou the only reliable article Liqad
Hair Restorative, aud similar articles can De
Ind ar ne established Depst 81 Walker LIST store hon
P.5usy Calender No. 50 South Sd st. PhlAdelphA NO -
WxhipGon.st- Boston. ke
OF VITUS DANCE.-Mr. W. j. NJ. FISH OF Brook
p would s.y 10 afflicted with this ae-se that be can cure
IN every case operated
nm rd 10 pay demanded Until the patient cured Inc ees'
-,see given Hours tot NJ Residence No ls' F1l-
tor ct Brooklyn, New York
nYHE WOMEN SAY Boards ARE HANDSOME
and doctors they're healthy Now you're no beard
e v thin lust FOR tel viii force toe
hbkers gs.ekes strong and hies 10 ~ ana
uopS ,,an OF bottle 81 ~ hall dozen ,nt
~ ,ry part CT cosntry X @ GRAHAM No ID ANS Mn
Hs,es No It's EHlou- Brootlyni sPsaldn NO - ITO
u0nf-Fow. boscr
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-The new steam
ship CHARLES MORGAN Capt Thos Forbes, viii leave Pie
No NoIth River. SATURDAY, March at ? sac has
escer Rooms Deck and in Saloon fIsht thirty cents
pt cubic foot Passage cabin S6l' SO All bis OF
Adng board For freight pasge apply on board
CHAS MOkOAN, Agent 10 Do"lHk oIeeu
nor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA--Semi-
Il Weekly u 5 Mail Lne.-The aud fsst-gong steamer
MARION w Foster Commander, will leave pier No Nor
River SATURDAY March T. al O'Clock, NJ precisey fO
freight apply board where all bills of aiding will be signed and
sPOFFoRD. TILESTON Co No 80 Broadway
Through tickets Florida follows To Jacksonville SSl to
pIstka
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oursrIos FOR THE PovLrRT so,Errr-M' "
Macon Of West Townsend saadsy County says that be
has three pue Of the Cochin China breed that recently
laid eight egcs in days and two Of the egg. were aoa
IL v0ted He vsry naturally asks Who can bes. .hs
And we vs7y nafarsiiy ak can tsi' be tive
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Orfan Steamers, &e.

STEAMSHIP CONPAN1-NOllCE.-In bAl VT naN
CHFSTFR will sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool on TU
DAY 2h Feb 1854 instead OF Thursday "a March preyoliy
sdyer issd SAMUEL SMITH Agent,
No. 4 WAngt-st Phi ladelpha
Tor SAVbNNAH.-Fare Reduced.~The new and
4 ,plendd side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA Capt
Gavin Jr Carrying the United Sses Mail viii leave Pasd-
phs for SAvunah Wednesday March et tocOcs " fgn
he PDe In speed and strength sud every arrange
rnept and convenience OF passengers this
Fare Phisde pbis s2l steesre 80 The hh1
sTOB STATEeayes above the following Wedn sday Agents
IN PhndeIphia HFRoN MARTIN No S7i North Wharves, in
aLiJA AL. LAMAR.
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and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP

n J. M-IUIh GnU Nn 1T , DI'-,Ii r, c., -,
NicsIegub Prpos Through 10 ad Of the ha Oay ae
incuoinE hmvs Crossing The
Double-EIF 1e Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 800 tans bur
den, will sye on Per NO y x a. e,ocH ~ Peols7ly
ins with end avore Steamlp SIERRA NEVADA goo
tpTs turcen over NICARAGUA RANsif hOt ", having
bpt by hrstcltss carriages
These unsurpassed 10 their vent oa and Geo n9a
tCu. For information apps only to CHARLES MOI
"a A,ep M Z howl
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II
II The favote steamship ROANOKE C,pt Skim viii leave
pier 49, North River TUESDAY, the -slh Inst, al )
O'Clock NJ for Norfolk, Petersburg aud Richmond Time TO
Norfolk "a hous Passengers arriving there can take the
seatosrd Roanoke md Wilmington and Manchester
Augusta Aasua Passage and Norfolk S
10 Petebur Richmond So haprce For freight
apply board, and for passage TO -....-. .. ~
~. r LuDLAM a PLEASANTs. No 81 BIoadway
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-06
NEW ROUTE no TIE EAST

THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY or CANADA
now open from Detroit Ia Niagara Falls. FornIng tho
last link ~ the Grrnt 'enf,ni oui" between Ncw York
aud Boston, being the shortest quickest aud cheapest
ront" w T. only one chang" of ears between Chicago and
Nmgnm F,lis.
frins nvc Detroit Mt 10 A. NJ, through in ten hours
connecting with the Night Express from Chicago and with
the New York feura Evening Lightning Express 81 Ma
g"rn Falls for Albany. New York aud Boston,
The Great Western Railway also connects ut Niagara
Falls with the tannDdnIgun aud Niagara Falls branch oi
the New York and Erie Rnrond and via Buffalo with the
Buffalo and New York Cy Branch, New York and Eric
Railroads. variety Of connections east uncuaicd 10y any
other route.
Ihggnge checked through to Niagara Falls Buffalo.
Albany or New York.
This route offers great inducements I" Travellers by the
great distance saved. over any other route.
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
passes through the most interesting and highly cultivated
portion Of Canadn, aoring variety Of scenery Of
surpassed beauty and grandeur including the two greatest
wonders Of the worIthe FALL Of Niagara and the Rail
way suspension bridge over Niagara River.
For through tickets apply ut the Office Of the Michigan
Central Railroad opposite the fremont House, Chicago
or Mt their Offices In the western towns.
e. J. BRYINEa, Managing Director.
f. H. Shears General Western Agent. May Tim
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BELLS! BELLS! BELLS!

ENOR Churches, Academies, Factories, steamboats,
L. Plantations, etc, made, and large ssorttHeHt
kept consa;ly on hand by the Subscribers. NJ their old
established and enlarged Foundry, which has been In
operation for thirty yenrs and whose patterns and pro.
cess O manufacture perfected, that their bells have
world wide celebrity for volume Of sound and quality
OF tone The present Pr0pricOrs have recently sue
coeded In apply ing the process of loan moulding In
Iron Cases to BELL Casing--whiCh secures perfect
casting aud even temper, and evidence Of She
impaired excellence Of their Bells they have Just rc.
ceved, January 1854 the First Premium "a Silver Me-
dad Of the Worlds Fair In New York. over all others,
tiOn; and which In the 18th medal, besides many D-
plomas that have been awarded them. They have pat
terms for, and keep hand, Bells of variety Of tones
Oi the same weight, and they also furnish to order
chimes oi any number Of bells, key and refer
several 0i their make throughout the Stntes and Cam.
das Iheir 1hngings comprising many recent aud val-
liable imp Ovcents, consist Of Cast Iron Yoke. with
m0veable arms, and which may be turned upon the bell,
spring acting on the cappcr, prOOngng The sound
Iron Frame, TOing hammer, erpOisc, stop, etc.
For Steamboats, Steamships, etc, their improved RE-
volving yoke, or Fancy hagngs In brass bronze OF
any design furnished. We can supply whole sets or
parts Of our improved hangngs to vehnng bells Of 9TH
or upon proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken IN exchange.
Surveyors Instruments of all desc riptions made and
kept on hand.
Being In immediate connection with the principal
routes In all directions either Railroad canal river,
orders can be executed with Dispatch which, either
personally or by cominunca respectfully solicit
ted. A. MENEEIY,S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co., New York.
AGENTs.-ltaymond Ward. Chicago IT, J. Nazro Co.,
Milwaukee, where Bells can be found 47-tf