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V'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

VNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i TON Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, HBW-eEDFJkD.
and TAUNTON Inland route without delay change OF ess
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
ehe srssI-rs PLYMOUTH ROCk Capt. joel stoss ga
c. VANDERBILT, Capt j. r. Pendeton, 70 sonneonoo ~
stongon and Providence and Boston and Proydenoe ks
.osds leaving NewYori daily sundass sIcsped Rom peg
No. n. r., rst wharf above Bstfery nleoe v ssn
sonngton sSh NJ arrival OF tho MAJ train, sIaH
leaves Boston at $50 Pm -, 49,.
She C. VANDERBILT from New York-MoDtay, Wsdnes
day snd Friday From stoulnstoE-Tuesdsy Th0'dsJ az"
The PLYMOUTH ROCk from New Yors-rvesda, Thor
d. and saturday from stonnston-aond"y "7o1e'aAS @
PASSENGER on arrival s,onin proceed In mediate er
Rsir.d 10 Providence Boston Taunton and no~ bedofc
lie Expres Mail trsin reaching said places several hos % a.
ysncs Of those by other and 10 ample time of e. ne
ear Hornn. Lines connecting North and EAr rasssn,ey
a. orsfsr n remain board The steamer ENJOYING osnts
2 breaiftins desired and leave sloalsos 70
he A 81 tram connecting ProVidenee with the u - ~
,r.,r foy Ro-,on Taunton and Ns~-Bedford
BsxIss, .er seeomp snes the Steamer and Train hfc'
Tbroash aexso - Monday, Wednssdsys ana Friday, ~
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via Ne" oss'S
.oanectfas with the steamer Eagle Wing -.
Po passage bertns stss-rooms freight, sppses'oa ~
be n.6e Pier No 2 North Biver At the Office Ne ~ o
tsTyp ace
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grsILTrRz ALnANAc.......THls DAY.
Sun Rises 81 Sets ,.s....i;37 NOOK seia '''0'O'
ATTN. - TDt Day
s,pdy aoOi 7ils Gov Idsat.. $500 Bell 9;f
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TIVE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
l. STATES MAIL srEAMEks.-The ships Composing this


ATLANTIC. Capt west PACIFIC, Capt Ehhise
B.LTIC Capt Com,tock sADRIATlC.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly Tor the
Government service every has been taken IN ther "a
stTucricp ID their eugLe TO insure H~pg asa ses
ana ,be, accom- Cd.ons fer passengers unequaied Tor
eleQsr &c and comfort Pric. ~ passage om YORK 70 Wv
e,poo In sr,t eli cabin 1877, second t7h; exclusive
ne .erooms S5l5; from Liverpool to Nav
york So snd 20 uIe.s An sIpseucsi Surgeon attached 70
each sbio 10 berth occurred until nd for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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For Frelshl or passage .pp y 10 - -
EDWrD K COT Tvs, No IS Vsllr N 7.
pROWs SplPLEY Co. liverpool
pFEPHEH KENNsRD * Co..
Nc. q A u Friars. Lon Ion.
g. q. WAIHW PIG N Co., Paris
The oSnet h.se vii not b. accountable FOR gold
silver uHion sp sic rReig, st0ues or metals IN
les M. OF lzs signed thsrefr and tho vslus thereof
Shryer. vii p.as take notice that the ships Of this line
cannot cary sny s0cfs contla5GDt Of VA.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA BY the CAMDrv -,

i aMsoY RAILROAD From Pier No l = a. A., y
sxpry psce-rhe CsnSes nd Amboy Rsl'aS Loa -
Phi sdel phia oil isavs 80 70 loss;
soEsiss LINZ A Gelcsk VI. daily lsesdsy, su..,,.I,
,, The steamer JOHN POTTER, sPt John stne,s a.
Auhy bsuee b. cas- and stsso bo~s phi..ises,
fare BY ~ line - &
ATrsRyoo> sxPAsts LlSg-A oolock N. asiy,s,-
3sy, sxc-Otedl b, th- sbast HIN POTTER ep.a. .
lae.toEb Si,b'-own Bord>etcSn ard eanios,ss an "a,
AZ Fh,l.es ~ "a shcut ca r ". Fare BY E,peos LD. AL
Far. 70 Fe-hOd and Donth, cit rsr hn,, So ae.s rr
yiSed bo.re-Otnner 75c Sressf.st and soppoi. Sc
Beturn Psssenssr vii leave PhIsae.pSa ~ A T. al >
Pm.
Way Accommodated and Emisrant Line =. n. ESS
81 81
Furrsrt Line g. P. ~. F,r-, Is
Fy poaDds u bassse SLOWED each pssssase Y..s,
rs srr obi from tAkns s0ythius bAgnss bx F-
gearing srtsre Al hs.s.se hfy POuSHs 70 b asl IA,
exr. The Cou p.ny hn their responsibility fr bss.ss !.
Que dol pound. and oil not BE- iaoc Tor -
yood o 90 exosp BY spe la Contract L. bLiSS Asalt.
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 10 BOCaEsrER-The RO ;HE5fE6 soa
GEsEsEE VALLEY RAILR1AO s no~ open, and In con.
WITH the Buffalo CORNING And York and SsSYori
and trie Railroads, forrs direct rOate from Ns--fors r.
Rochester.
ht .rUrd=s b. the vide readers Ii b. f tho most deni
abe between the boye med ctisa
Tickets be procured hs New York and Enc RAILROAD
fcAet Oes foot Of DaAneS and nc. ls5 Broadway also
Jersey City.
Barge checked through.
Pr,shts viii re transported between Fev-Yort and soch
with eSpatcb. nfoman desired In REGARD thereto
be obtained BY cal Ing the Gecsr preset Agent o.
TAPfAN, ETpre., Yrelsa, Agent No 1873 Bro.dT.y.
No trains on ,hs Buffalo Ccrpns and New York RSlrosd
Sunday. j. A. REDYIELD, Superintendent.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINZ;
WI -Trsvslrrs for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. kANsh,l ~,
al pon1 Vest and south " eu csS o5sin Tnfoofe d.
and Al. Information concerning tostes fare hc, enn, HsT
NETWORK AND ERrE Railroad. or kEw.Iy.M
CENTRAL BAILBOAD o. ap0ii sston 81 the Company
dee No. 1873 Broadway, cor Dey.st -., ...,S
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RIVER RAILROAD.-0n and after

ii aoNDAY Nov 49, 1855, Tram. sil leave cHsnOer
Sortheru snc Western rrsia Nail isin $3.50 N rarOrss
Way Train, i2N EspreT. Train p ~ fe audson $50
ia:So p NJ For Pcekstin, $50 z. NJ. For 5as sins.
4:ao and $500 P. NJ For Dobb. Fern, Ts and ll;oo u
i al the So ions Passengers taken At Cn,meen Cssu
Christopher and s'sts'a SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN at M
tons h L. 81 hEo, 'k'' supofihtohOon~
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-on

ard sA.r MONDAY Nov 49, 1875 .Dd uotil fartnet nSoe
Pseuier vi lease Pier foot OF Dls1e e. tolsss "
BUFFALO IXPRESS AZ 7 A N. f.. Buf,o dirro,, ~th'et
eh,ug Of baggage or carr Horpesye bic lfsn eonascs
with Way for Duukk and ali Stations on tho Nes:sk
Divisi A.,
MAIL ,ts;lsAM for Dupkrt and Bufdo and intsrnedus
Stations Passengers BY this Train will remain over nts
At Ov 20 and tTocssd the next morning
ROCKLANr P.ssEEG RI at 1880 Pm from 10. Of
CD nbeIsst via Permon fr safsn's and in'ermedias
Stsiicns 80,
WAY PASSENGER ufP.M for Newbursh aud oar'hl''
and in eTm-aste Ststicps
Might EXPaEIS ats P. n. fm Dumb rk and Buhso
ENlGRANT, ats I'm. fr Dunkhk and Buffalo and inter
termedste stsfioba
On SUNDAY OILY ono Ey press Trsu. ats Pm
These Fspress Trains connect Emra with toe Em aat
Nisesrs F. Railroad for Nsgar. r.s BufNo snd Dun
iik with the LAX Shore railroad for Cleveland Cincns at.
Toleco, Detroit Chic.go Sc.
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NTTWIORK md MEXICAN STEAMSHIP

N LIxF EXTRA ST AMER For MEMO fLEASs
via NASSAU N. P. HAv tNA and KEY WsSC-thS
,nI,naid Steamer ST LAuREsCE, LOCO tuns bardsn VII
leave n. Yofk for shove ports poon on sAEC hDAt
Nov "a fr, % Pier No. 81 T. ut OF Se4el's
rnnhd sbou newly o"pper-d and has ue eoi-i n,v
in the pr for the safe % the sap a
soufot If the passengers will make her hs trip As above
Freisht FOR New ORR ,sn. 81 cents Der cubic foot.
shippe vii be upp led With ,snk bills OF sding OF ,ne
eu turI she'd BY tn sgent spoc,no, at the ONE 40
obe form ssnec and bills lsdGg sgoed after the hour o.
sailing ,r " az
FOR esht or pssse sppy board OF at the Office No. 'e
0'''u"''' 'pT' JOHN GRAHAM, Agent
n UnnngTTEE ca
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To Mariners.

The sch Au,umn recently ashore At BGnesa Inlet he
beep sot of the s.sGmug Titan hos been nt to TOW her
this city.
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RAILROAD. DELIGHrpTU

ELCSHlNG RAILROAD. - DELIGHTFUL,
i EXCURsIOSs.-rhe steamboat pSlAsD CITY i>.vss
Fulton Ferry sharf porth .i~e. %, and 40 .,Sa
P Dolly soA sSohsu sns -itA ,p A
Hunter. POM Opposite ~hcb Leave Fla.hna Az ~.
,sns bou serso.s Flushing By sny thee u,rs
and return ssceedn< rain. ThvneA ua.
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6tfdmboais dnh Railroads.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Hs NEW
PORT sad FALL RIvER.-Ths solsndid md s1peros
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Wu- Brown leaves New Yort
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd sA RDAY, st y eloss
r. d., and Umpire sTATE Capt b. Brsyton, leave. New
Yah every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ct
o'sloch p NJ, rom Per Nc 5, N r. us Battery Hoo
toaceins at Newport each vsy.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 70 any sppB
sant until the shall have been paid for
freight bostsn forwarded through With great d1patsA
~ A. Express Freisht Train
WN BORDEN As-ps Nos 70 ans n vsn-s1
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COR MEMORANDA and NICARAGUA

INLAND ROUTE to CHARLESTON, AU-
i GUslA, SAVANNAH, NEW oRLEAS3 e., frJn
NOhFOlK-Th,oush 10 Norfolk 10 tT-ny.foG hours. Pa
suibg South non Se4York b. Ing The .rz. AMI
moeioes stesn,hip JAMESTOWN al ROASOKg, on
WI Dss sDAf AID 81 1URJAf AFT Rooms from Pisr
Nc IS " r., ioc u Cedrs sis- in S0fs
ub.r- they q. 6rd coz tu line o. s.lrd d. sstesdsg
ihouGh the safes OF North aud Saith CsIJil., Georss
'HiiDs sp.edJ safe and eonfrtabe comnuac. ZOO pa.
eel ~ s1uh MOBILE sl1 n,w-Oc By sf-1
souhein Nal Lire Passage snd fsEs room uded %
,tsersss passsge ~ ApPyto
LUDLAM & PLEAsANr5 No 81 Bro.tw,y
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NNHE BRITISH snd NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MA l. sTEAN5 tIPS
FROM sEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage, ..................s..'elp
Second CABIN Passage. 10
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Chief CABIN Passage. ......SIlo
stcor Cabin Ps.ssse...................... 30
IA ships from Boston cal At " Itax
ARABtA Capt Judsins. AMERICA, Capt Lang.
PERSIA. Capt Ryre EUR pa, Capt Shannon
ASIA, Capt Z. q Lott. CANADA, Cap stOue.
AFRICA Capt Harri,on. NIAGARA. Capt Leit.h
ybe,s vessels c.rry essr Ehits light mastbead geen On
cardboard bog; red on port bow -,
ASIA Lott........Lssv Boston "Wednesday. psf Nov.
CANADA Stone Lea,,s 8ostoa WednesdsY 5h D-o
AFRICA Boston Wetue.day ioeh Dec
ASIA o,t........ Leaves ston, "Wednesday, ID lou
AMERICA, La Leaves Boston " odnesday loIh an
Rsrths DOT secured IN h D.iO tos.
An experieIc d Surgeon on b1srd go,
The shics viii BE- accountable for God
Silver Bullion Specie, Jewslry Precious stones or Metals
unss bills Of sdng nsnsd therefor and tia value IhsIeo
therein expressed
r. CUNARD No Bowllns gs.n.
There will steamships Of this line from New orb until
nO,i.e
The public respectfully Informed thN It b intended 10
resume early 10 February i8s ths WEEKLY sailing, o. the
reansh % u the Company from the Unled St4es 20 Lv
pool The will thereafter be disp.teaed every
WEDNESDAY formerly 70 Liverpool from New YORK and
from Boston Alternately.
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CENTRAL ROUfE eoooeor's he Adaa DC eisss viii
West.rp Norbw.sern and southwestern States. ~
tpuoas Railway dh ect The Road 80 eoance p toarEn
VIII dill, tie OF to All oo'ts In The We ern hse~,
eva.nd and Saadu.sy wi'b eanne 70 ab prs %
to- Ncrthw,sern L.ks usng the most ret cheaper aat
reliable route b. which FIRE Gdr can Be- tof~Gs-d = aaa
from the c. az West -
RATt kEIWYEN PHILADELPHIA and PirrsBOk ROE.
FIRsr Class -soDt hos py 000o' TN 7Sc- per 100
SECOND DO. h and STAT merry. Day
Good. lin bale.J HNdssIe Leather Sec per - .
WOO 6c. .................. ...:)
Third CIlss.-Auvil. 6agsns Bscou a1d n, 90, IA. ,
Porh IN buk.) Hemp, SC ..............) ~
FOURTH Cts -Ct6se. Fish Bsc % .nd Al, -, ,os q
Pors (pac.td LSid ard lard Oh 49,. -
la shippng Goods any int east Of aispa, b. 80
iuiar he psckssr Wis Penusy lssni' ka Al
Goods Ase IS ~ tbs Road a. Phi sdeph. %
Pitsbu,.h will h. r~,cded without aeteniJn
RssIGHI AGtSTs -noes Potter. Bostoni }. l." ELECT,
Ses.Yoth T. J. Sueedtr PHI 'delpha; Msgnw a k ns,
Bsno,e Geo Franci-cps Pi,bufgh 5pripsn-nk Brown,
Cpenr.ti Ohio j. : MooTfesi. Loatsyile, Ky = Aei-
drum Hadsor Inf. Rate IN & Co ST Louis, No J. ; Gt
cbel a -np, Evan.yile, !UdsnA
For further psrrcV srs or bl of.sdrs Apply 70
T. l.. ELLIOTT. As-pf 'enn Rs road Co -
c Il ALLEN No Aston dous' Se-. folx.
n II HOUSTON. Gene al Freight Agent, Phlai-l2hA-
II. J LOMBAERT. superin spdent, A. oons. Peoa
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DENNsYLv ANIA RAILROAD-THREE

DEM l. WANNA RAlLROAD.-rHhEE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN fHILA-
DFLPHIA and PITT sBURGH.-Ths MORNlNe MAIL.
Tram rs,e. Psl.dephis for Pirsbursh N %s
leaves Ptsbuyg h for Pbsde pbia A. NJ. The fAsr LINN
eve. Ptld~ph. for Prttr,sh Y snd pt'o sn ss
Phis6e ths for sbursh ~ and Pittsburgh for PHI
sdephs At 10 y. NJ -, -, .-,...
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with tho 's'oso
and rom 81 LOUIS So; ton, Galsns, and Chnsso .i
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky T.ue h,o'e, Md
sp sfeld Belefontsns Santu-ky lido Clsveland, %
lumbus ZaDe.vlle M,sson sod Wooster ohioi $50 -h
the Stem Packet bCst. from and TO NewOreans 81 L0s
Louisville Al d Cincinnati ~,
For further particulars hand bills In the hotels q .of
City Passengers will end this The shortest most exp sd'o -
and comfortable route bet~een the Esst snd Wes- -
Througb BE- had either Of The above nenrs
places 10 the West Of Of 49,,
R. B. DEAN. Agent, New. Jersey Railroad Co elta
Courtlandfst NJ Yors.
J. L. ELLICOTT, Agent, Penusyivans Railroad Co,
No 2 Astor Hou,e. Neg YOfs.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. 18th and Mntet'a'
Eev.Yora April 49, 1875 PhsdelpJL
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10 ID apd 7ith Of each month -NgW-YOaK aoi CAL
IFORNIA STEAMSHIP L'NE Wis NICARA0U A. Aces
sorry TRANSIT COMPANY (of EicNsgu.) PROFILE 70 Rs
ThIousb in sdv,nc. Of the msie miles ,h)t,r than
other bs baggage ee The splendid doub
Sr.n.h,p RTHERN LlG At as burden Capt TIN
Iep.ush viii leave Pier No North River a. !eocs p NJ
e., Pupta Arena on SATURDAY, Nov -, 1885 connecnnl
With the steamship UNCLE SAM (2oO suns 5urdsa
The Nsssus Tsnt route, having bat twelve miles q sd
rsrspcrsnop ~ 6rst class carriages
The Propretor the ,ubic tha' ths lrhmI
entirely disease and that the Pc A tro1b W
Ecars have ceased Peace hs been made bsveen ae
tending pss, ana rot the shtest Interruption IL the
tr.bat betwee the oceans need be soprebend-d-
For inform stop p.sssss .pPy onyto
CHARLES SORGAN Agent. No. Bowling srses
Stamped letters taken for 81 cents ssch
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH and RICH
L nocD-CBANGE on HnUa-The Uutsd safes Mail
steeu,hip JAM srOWN viii svs for he above &C., on
rh1CkDAY Mkt, s4te inst, s oe oek from pie, No -
North River No freight vuI b. f Pe..rsou,r pas
snseis WI forwydsd there D railroad from CT iat
IA Frssht fE sorf0h sod Peter.bsg bs shipped By
be Rosntke every We nesday. Passage fIe
f3sTst. kLfp Apply to
LCDLAH { PLEAsAyTs, No 81 Broadway.
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nrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER q! 1855
C1t1orrs CALIFocS1A DISPATCH and

ELLIOTT's CALlf OI<<NIA DlotAhNu anu
II PASSENGERS CCSDUC rOR--FOurtee0te rhorsh
Typ-shor,-.t sod Quickest cute Pei nv1 stesn''o'
MORT Ian Lilo At AID UNCLE SAN pr Pc al 70
t.I -syi. n N0lh Nov e. as ard Febur' hv sn'
ss "A lSss ,na Fr.-cieo J,s1 Agr Ju ,na cst
sp6 HS.up~riot faftIues for eari9s PA''AUE 80
Sc. a., CDOItT STATE sDO "S and sceom oane- pp~-o
"a, nsr Al. through sloAOn All oaaness 70
eurirg pstVps auehiiop P'o"ptly st"ncef y. . 49,.
gr-isnt ateD s1cep ins arcs' perish aole Tea
require 'p+ eAh a''so AUGUsrUs ELLIOTT.
pxyvsyycrs-kesus Freeman a Co, and the Rev
W.-s p,echsf Esw.York; M-sUs T. n OArreon To-. ah'
M-.ss FREE nan Co, San Fr.nss;o. 3d.. ~ "a.
hopfEoperys
NOR CHARLESTON and FLoRIDA-Semi-
II WeekI, T. NAIL L NE-The 'p eadid ssoaef
re.per MARION, W. Foster eommnder ~n esq ~
AZ a. on SATURDAY. co.. -, al 0Sl6k; T. ~, 4se
..lv For Fr-ri, apply board where al bills OF isahs
ill be ssped add for Passage. a. the once M ., ,,
SPOFFOPO TILESrON Co, No. y b,osis sy::
Cabin p~sse SIS Fhe .sr6ceut s-amtr - AooSa
uilI succeed AMI lss ~ WEDN sSoAY, Nov % ,
The f.yOIits C.ROLl>A n,S,'e '.sG heS 80
lar til l.pdir on the 80 Jjons hNeI
viii connect With The sners f'ou Neg i'fk' And oA7
Charl.st6 . every TUESDAY at oel'ek 2 NJ
nor SAyANN All and FLORlDA-Unlted
States Mail Line The and splendid Steamship AN
ssy.tus 90 SATURDAY, Nov "a rom pier No Sorn
River a o'csoct p VI. precisely Bills OF lsns 'soH1 oS
~. k on haar1 freight sppy bod, or tor p'sss 20
SAMUEL L. AlrCHlLL, No - srotdwy.
Cabin Passage s.vsnnsh S5 for Fond, tnIoush HSke"
eou Nee Yori Jacksonville, ISL; p stk>, rSS Ell,
Large and umodious steamships leave ssvsnn.h tos rorids
three week, connectins With the sesners iro Ne~'
York Tuesdays and s-tSrdsys II,
81. se.mrr kNOXytLLP c q. Ludlow, commander, viii
succeed and sail on Ne )NFsDAf Nov 20
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CREAI CEN kAL no i E.
" rhe rhroash Ticket md Freight Otoe Of chs
G2FAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
asA thor Railroad Steamboat Conn otons to Cntsfs
yIwsutes Galens Burn ston ST. Louis C.hO and 81 sesu
West and Southwest,
VA SUSPENSION BKIDGE, sUFFALo, o. osWEGO 80
No l7S BROADWAY n. 7
corpe, AZ CourtIsnit.a DARIUS CLAIM, Aren't
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Dapey marthonses.
Ocean Cleaners, &r

VIEWW DItUUIIUt WI
WELLS, FARGO Il GO.
w EXP REsS,
To CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AID 'ANDWi III ISLANDS.
Office, No. 81 Broadway.
Our next Express 10 Csliforn. &c: will forward on
SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER "A,
Per Steamer
NORTHFRN IL HT,
NICARAGUA,
LeavlIg At T. NJ.
Freight rec eived until p. NJ.
Small parcels unit Il P. NJ
Letters mt in Government fnyelops.
Freht must be very strong PACKED and made vs.e proof
d ". BARNET, President
DAClFIC EXPRESS COMPANY for CALL
j POkNIA, OREGON. SANDWICH ISLANDS, and
CHINA Our next regular Express viii 5rw I'D SAT-
UhDAY Nov "a per steamer NORTHERN LiG1r At 8
o'clocL D. u. Freight received until oc Oct; Letters and
small Paiees until u p. charge of Soc iL Messenger
Wn a. HALL As-nt,
No ia Bro.dSsy, corner Of Cetsrst-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-30
NUMBER sS,,7
DIR. yoHNsoN.s ADv1cF.

The general and constant advice u II
Johnson gave. when consulted sbout tht
choice Of wife. Or profession. o. WhStt
ever Influences q mans particuIer aad
immediate happiness, was always 20 ~
jcct no positive good, from fear Of COM
trsry consequence. "Do mo-" said he.
forbear to marry q pesutifnl woman, II
you find such, out OF fcon6dencs that she
will be less constant than an ugly ons;ss
or condemn yourself 10 the society Of
coarseness merely for fear Of expenses
or other damages Of elegance or person,
al charms. which have always been ae.
knowledged as positive good. and fof
the want Of which there should slways
be given some wsighty compensation,
] have. howevct, seon some prudent
fellows, who forebore 10 connect them.
selves with beauty, lest coquetTy should
be near and with wit OF birth, lest in.
science should Inrk behind them, until
they have been fosced by their disc re.
tion to linger lie away 10 tasteless stu
pidity, and choose 10 count the moments
by romembrances Of pain ipstssd Of
pleasurs." 90 5,.'2i'f7
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A distinguished medical writer says
that when the brain is irregularly devel.
oped. irregularly exercised, whes il is
left in idleness, more or less complete,
for one season Of the year, and over.
worked in the other, when the intense
study, close attention, violent passion,
and alterations Of excitement and de.
preston inseparably connected with the
practice of gaming, are nightly persisted
in-when the very composition of the
brain is altered fom the circulation Of
blood though it which has been but i'm.
perfectly oxygenated by the air OF crowd.
ed public assemblies, it cannot regularly
develope nervous power, neither can it
regularly distribute this power thoushout
the body.
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EXTRACT FROM VINET.

Evangelical and Mystical Religion.
--VISEr thus discoursss in criticism
upon Lamar,ime's religious views. La.
MARITIME, it will be remembered, is sort
Of sentimental mystic - full of vague
and dreamy notions about the undevel.
oped goodness Of human nature, &c.
"~-hris,ianity, the work Of God, who
knows what is in man, admirably fits
man for actual life, and for every part Of
life. 1t is wisdom that is as fit for man
as it is worthy Of God. 1t leaves un.
touched no corner Of the field of human
existence. 1t furnishes thinkers to sci.
ence, arms TO labor. 1t accepts nature
and its most diverse gifts, earth and its
various n5odes. life in its various cir.
cnms.an ances-man, in word, wholly;
and everywhere qualities him for action
-disposrs and excites him thereto. 1t
is the religion of reality, Of action, of
life. 1t at once stimulates to activity,
and sanctiies it.
Action has only three sources; Faith,
Duty, and Love; and how utterly weak
are all these in a religion which gives
only sensibili,y as a foundation for be-
lief-which so little appreciates law as
to misc onceive the necessity Of repara-
tion--which gives to love only the same
point Of departure which skePllcism and
dlspair have always chosen, viz; the
mere contemplation of life and nature
A lively Impulse 70 action cannot be
furnished to all by religion which can
only be that of small number, since il
lives on leisure, reverse. and conlemp
lation. If such religion could VIII
souls, it would cast them into mere
numbness and stupor. .s .,-s
Action, ardent and indelatisable, ye
irreligious,-is more than ever the sou
and spring of the civilized world. AM
we have too much faith in the genMn
marvels Of steam to give much attention
to that other vapor which is wIthou
!. force, because without bouds. which mere
: ly unduIates and loses itself in the hor
, zon ofphilosophp. But action, howe'
er, increasing is not religion. 1t ha
f, need Of religion, on the contrary !
/, concentrate and sanctify it. The worl
Q will never rest without God. The proc
D OF divinity start forth at present in a
9 minds. and in every aspect OF society,"
81 And as this necessity becomes more IN
J, perious, it will, satisfy itself somehow
o But ever shall the world which feels tn
e its creation is at once to believe and
!. act, be contented with, or even easy SUI
i a religion sa that Of Lamar'ine. lt-a
~ knowledGes time for bought but has
e time for ecstacies." fT q
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ANECDOTES OF GEN. JACKSON.

Commodore Elliot had presented him
with sarcophagus, that his mortal re-.
mains might be deposited therein. The
Commodore's letter was upon the table
and read. He expressed himself com.
plmented BY the offer, and said the letter
must be kindly answered.; and then draw.
ing himself up in his chair, he expressed
himself with an impulsye energy, as
follows:-"But, Sir, 10 think !, Andrew
Jackson, who have always becn Dem.
ocrat, would permit my body, Sir, to be
buried in thing made for kings and EN-.
pcrors, is preposterous, Sir-prepo ,,cr.
Gus, Sir. Ii would be setting pretty ex.
ample to the Democratic party. Sir--l
mean the laboring masses, Sir, for it is
among his class, Sir, that all the homes
ty and virtue ale to be found--lhefe may
be few exceptions,--but for Andrew
jackson to be buried thus! No, Sir, |
will have no pomp or show, but will be
buried deccn,ly in my garden, where !
have prepared place by tie side of my
revered wife, and these would be her
wishes could she now express them, Sir"
Clcrg2men had called upon him TO ad.
minister religious consolation, and to
reconcile anl p;epare him to die, and
he complained that they edo not come
to pray with me, but for me, Sir; as
though was afraid and not prepared to
die, and did not know that am at the
very gates of death; their intentions are
good, but they are aristocrats, Sr."