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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-10

r. M. Ola Ia,
Produce BrokerA Con, in issiOn Merchant.
Front street. Toronto, Q. W
CONSULAR AGENT FOR THE UNIFIED STATES
REFEREN OBS.
Riehasd II am, Mickman Hoanan, New swk
The Bank Of roronto.
Eastman B Co., Littelon, n. u.
j. Dngly, Jr. q Co., Auburn, Ne
Charles Bradley, Esd Lewimon, Ne,
suajlk Co. NILS O. ~ Converse hsq, Ireasf, bostcn
Mpssrs j. p. Townsend, a %. Boston,
Messrs Doolittle, lrRin, \ Wright, Oswego.
Riaekaisr 4 Irwin, Wright Co., Albany
Vghipble, rnayer, q %, Providence, T.
u ~ Hush Ogdensburgh. dtaw&w6m q
~AW SILKS, In spring coiors aud styles, At
Va CHARLES A. UPpON'S
mch2b dn Opposite Bay State House
Y0AMAGED KID & LISLE THREAD
0IoNBa.-- Kid alovea az 20e pairi Llsle Thread
Gloves 81 100 paig a. oHAplEs upfQN'a,
msh2b at
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nj OHIO E.--Ihe 90 Iartner mp which nas hpIet fore
~ existed under the Arm OF SNIrH CROsSMAN, Il
90 , is this dly dissolved by mutual consent A. W
Crossmau and b. Fuller alone are authorized to settle
mp the affairs OF the concern
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The touch was srss applied TO the pile at the Battery
All the barrels were not set Ere together, however,
IN any place, some being kept from The pile which
ars, er,ea in order ha, they might be at hand re.
pler,sb The bonfire whenever began 10 lose vgor BY
This means The barrels kept blazing steadily and beam
sul,v ll the evening far advanced The flame pro-
duoed by each ere very large and III mp the waters
of the bsrbor in beautiful style. The reflection on the
river not only OF The barrels but the various leese,
luminarcs including the Elimination Of The buildings on
both des Of the water and the brilliant lights Of the nu
erous steamers and other vessels in the barbor i'm
pressed every with the notion that The water Itself had
been converted into huge sheet OF splendid sparkling
fame There was no rush Of persous 70 witness burn
Ing Of the M barrels account Of the various displays OF
more uactve nature that 10 be viewed In every
other part OF tholcty. The greatest crowd was s the
Battery, where On ere about 900 people assembled
TO behold the burning Of the largest pile Al the other
points the numbers Of spectators varied rom 1000 10
5000. rocket was fred OF occasionally from along.
side the bonnres, which contributed lveIness 10 tho
several The peculiar red hue Of blaze emitted
from the tar presenteds contrast 70 every other light re-
Elected On tbe rivers, and save m pppemAuca u tha
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Decides this The building contained over one hundred
and Hfiy lights In the windows.
The SAINTS Claus concert room Was decorated with Gags
al The entrance and Drummcnd light on the balcony
Nos. o2s and 81 Broadway brilliantly Illuminated,
tie one with Chinese lanterns and candles and the other
With hundred and seventy Eve candles
The Bancard House. extending from Broadway round 70
Twelfth street. brilliantly M up having nearly two
hundred lights Twelfth street, and about hundred
and 9fty on Broadway. private dwelling nearly op
posi,e had over q hundred lights.
Grhe Everett House presented the grandesl view Of
any Of the Illuminated buildings. Every pane Of
slass had lie light, and the south side there were
not lees than four hundred and eight lights
On the Fourth side there ay ak windows,
with eight lights eacb making tbs whole view from the
southeast corner Of Seventeenth street exceedingly ne
During the evening the propretors sent MP nne large
balloon from Unicn square II made Of fancy coorcd
paper, and decorated with the British and American
hsgs
DECORATION OF TIE UNIvEBsIrY-rHR BIRTHPLACE
OF THE TELEGRAPH.
on course, the birthplace Of the telegapb-the Unver
sy-withn whose now sacred walls the FIRST experiments
In the electric telegraph made by Professor Morse
could not obscured on this triumphant occasion
Every window sbone brightly with numerous lights on
three streets, and the view from Washington Parade
Ground was exceedingly beautiful. Over the centre
entrance transparency with excellent Likeness
Of Professor Morse, and the following inscription
>><<><><>, ~
IN on Professor sAsun " ,. MoFsE.
es
Lue did the wosks berefscsor, who here scled 80
srduousiy, msgine Bx the fruiiou q bis abors would
sooo be reached.
the WEST SIDE OF THE oTx.
All shrough sixth, Seventh and Eighth svences and
Hudson street, tar barrels kept burning, and dwell
Dgs and illuminated 10 honor OF the occasion
ave- story private dwelling, No 80 Tenth street, was
also brilliantly Illuminated, and had miniature tee
graphic lDsauasal Aaa table In operation Ia Vie undsW
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in al over seven hundred lights in this building
Alone Besides The lights, large qua IVY T"
fireworks were les of from the frooi Of he ho0''
Probably one Of the best dspl Us on Broidw w@
that Of Bowen McNsmee their splendid marble ouilo
ing on he ,oruer Of Broadway md Resde s'rees w
Pearl stree hey had over SKY lights yea on
windows, and on Broadway every window pane wS
She'd Th had six windows win twenty hsnw oscn'
two doors with ton each and thirty ak upper windows
I'm nina s,eb. msking in all over Ave hundred and
twenty Ave lights In the Hons winooWs "oro "P~yoo
trsnspsrencies as follows
LIGHTNING,
CAUGHT rAMKD RY
FRANKLIN s
TAUGHT RFAD AND WRITE AND GO ON KRRANps BY !
! MORSE s
STARTED IN foRnGS TRADE By 5
! FIELD, COOPER CO.,
JOHNNY BUZZ. )
(
BROTHER JONATHAN s
SPECIAL PARTNERS. {
Q .
QUEEN vrcroRIA-YouR DESPATCH RECEIVED. )
LET us HKAR AGAIN. I
THE ATLANTIC CABLE The STRONGEST CORD u I
EUROPE AND AMERICA !
e O
~~s~~~~~N~~~
%
August is IIsss. nns DAYS We czInHRA1s.
@ @
On the corner of Worth street and Broadway huge
barrel sent up its fierce flames, licking the sir with i1 thou
send foked tongues and casting urd glsre for blocks
around 1t is the highest pons OF Broadway between
Grace church srd the Battery The Cooper House, on this
corner provided with eight lights in each OF Its
fifteen windows, while Monstts Building, on the opposite
corner hsd eight windows with twelve lights each, aud
SIX with eight lights each little further on, over the
store OF H. Robinson & Co there were eight windows
With ten lights each and egh. with six lights each
The building formerly occupied by the American Inst-
tate had every window ful numbering Twelve ana ave
raging seven lights each
cultures near White street, had beautiful statue
BRIDE sass case out of the second story window,
brilliantly illuminated with candles, while each pane OF
giass IN the house ornamental with light.
Tsyor's saloon, on the corner Of White street and
Broadway, illuminated usual, but had erected in
hcnor OF the occasion immense transparency covering
e, least half the front Of the building with the following
iascrlpton;-
All hail TO the inventive genius /
And indefatigable industry I
Of John and Jonathan, {
Who have succeeded In concentrating I
The highest work OF the age. {
May the cord that binds them {
) In the bonds OF inter- atioua friendship /
Never be severed, and I
The FIELD Of its usefulness I
Extend 10 the I
Uttermost parts OF the earth. /
Around this, in blue ground with white stars, were
tie Sollowug inscriptions
! VICTORIA.
BUCHANAN. s
! MAG ARA. {
AGAMEMEON.
Tho following couplet was At the bottom
Let nations shouts midst cannons rear,
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Let nations shouts midst cannons rear
Proclaim the news from shore 70 shore. {
Al Florences on the corner OF Walker street. there
we're I've windows with sixteen lights each, six with
,xelve ghs each, and nine with nine lights each. The
fleet was very fne
The "Apcllo" had three windows with eight lights
cacb and three with twelve each, besides sundry Ags
flying.
bed bug powder mandatory, just above Canal street,
hsd six windows with twenty -four lights each and twenty
IN the front show window. The southeast corner Of
Toward street was also Illuminated and 459 Broadway
displayed thirty lights.
Mcssrs Singer Co., of Grand street, displayed
tour pyramids of thirty lights each in their store win
COWS, and twelve upper windows on Broadway with ten
sht each Grand street they displayed three hundred
md sixty lights giving The whole the appearance
q q crystal palace illuminated.
In front Of waacks Theatre there were nine windows
averaging eleven lights each and the deco
rated with flags. The building the corner o.
Broome street, had about thirty lights displayed.
A fashionable barber, a short distance above, had a
Grand transparency exhibiting himself In the somewhat
soomalous attitude Of handing Queen Vic bottle Of hair
oil by telegraph. Part Of the inscription WAS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ENGLAND AND AMERICA nARsrsD nv TELEGRAPH
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
No SAT Broadway and rsyiors upper saloon we're also
nshted up the latter displaying hundred and eigh.
tights In the upper windows.
woods new building, Nos. t6l and 5e3 Broadway, was
b. Ilantly lt up with nearly hundred and hiv lghu,
b, sides . plentiful display Of gas and the large
CHINA s,oreeunderncah also made excellent display.
The entrance 70 Niblos theatre was tsstefuy deco.
Cd With flags Of England and America, ntertwned
vnh winged messengers, and their Humpes overhead
over the entrance Of the Metropolitan Hotel was the
fcovinS transparercy-
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grand display OF fireworks were 50, OF by the officers
during The evening.
sIxuxSru wAxD-Msdc very snowy appearance, the
Illumination consisted Of ono hundred lights. and like
display Of fireworks discharged by the members OF
the precinct
EIGHTEENTH wARD-Thiriy nnh street and Eighth and
Ninth avenues were Illuminated with over 3Co lights
TwxSrrs,coxD wARD-Lccated on Eighth avenue and
Forty nth street, Illuminated with two hundred odd
lights
The Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Ninetecnih Wards
were illuminated In similar manner but, has areajy
been remarked, no extensive preparations made by
reason Of the brief notice given Of the grand ovation.
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ELECTRICITY.
Caught by Franklin,
Harpxsed by Morse,

Ia front Of the hotel, the balcony, large drum.
mood light displayed which cas-, ts searching rays
far up and down the street The windows Of The Metro
poAn AZ well as the st. Nchoss, Laarse Prescott,
al New York Hotels, we're no, Illuminated, owing 10
fear Of accident from the Gre beng their window
curtains.
Mr. Fredericks, directly opposite The Metropolitan, had
mmense irspsT,rency In bis window, having on q
osguerreoyre e.. arstuE, rcstTg Inside coil Of The
cable.
The following vas The lntcrlption:-
>>>>o
HrROPF AND AMsRrCk
DSGrERRE woRsE
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BURNING OF THE TAR aARRrI.s.

BURNING OF THE TAR BARRELS.
pIE EAST AND NORTH RIVERS IN A BLAzE-APrEAR-
ANoE OF T6E HABBoR, ETC.
The burning Of the tar barrels in various points along
the EVt and North rivers evening Was one Of the
pre,,iest features OF the programme.
Tho number consumed altogether was 275, aud they
we're disposed OF in the following PLACES
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tbe importance and adds 70 the value o! the periodical
press With the most euterprising Of them was, there
FORE matter Of pride 70 testify their appreciation
OF this great work, and they thereto general thing
illuminated their establishments.
The HERALD buildings splcndidy illuminated, the
whole front, both Nassau and Fulton streets There
eighteen spermAostti lights In each window Of the
vast establishment, and the coup dal presented was
magnificent As Ne windows had 70 be closed during the
illumination the hea, in the building intense, but our
employ es bore well for the sake OF the cable
Tue Tribune buildings also were illuminated
So also was the house occupied by the Express
The Stats Zeituno, Abend Zettung and New Yorker
Diolro, offices participated in the general celebration.
The lower part OF the Sun office was lit up.
The DAILY Times the Neos, the Journal Of Commerce,
and the Courier and Enquirer failed to illuminate their
tablishments.
rHr ILLUMINATION AND SCENES IN BROADWAY.
The great artery OF the city never throbbed so vio
Ieniy with human flow it did last night from the
Battery TO Union square. The sidewalks we're jsmmed,
the stages crowded inside and out and the car
rage way mostly occupied by the vast mass OF peo-
pie 70 join in the ovation this occasion OF world
wide interest The crowd the variegsted costumes the
laughter and enjoy ment with the brilliant display OF light
and pyroteohnics all along the line gave the appear
Of vast carnival We append the details Of
the occasion which will convey Is near as can be done in
mere words the interesting scene.
Al the Battery directly in the Of the Barge office
the whitehall boa,men had built formidable BONFIRE
an another enc south street. view Of the Brooklyn
ferries throwing brilliant light the waters OF the Est
rirer The building occupied by the Harbor Police at
the OF Safe and Whitehall Streets was lighted
from the bsement to the roof and presented very hand
appearance. In the Bowling Green only one house
No. 6-wu illuminated. The Liverpool, New York &
Philadelphia Steamship Companys building, No 10
Broadway, also well lighted.
The British Consulate offices in Roadway near tie
Bowling Green, which during the day decorated
with the national flags OF England, Scotland ireland ard
minated displaying two 90 one
OF which CHARTERED the of the United State,
and The Of England with the flags OF the
nstlops raped between. Uncefneath cable, nined
in the middle by tso hands clasped with the following
Inscription -
THR ATLANTIC rvLEGRAps
PLEDGE
PRRPYrUAL INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP.
SUCCESSFUL PROMOTERS.
BLESSED PEACEMsKERs
TIE other transparency had upon it, underseath two
hemispheree repI esep;ing the Old and New Worlds
united tthe following appropriate
WORLD WHAT A
GRASDLY SIMPLY srBILMs-
ALL TIKI ATLANTIC ABYSS,
NOTHING TIME
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DISPLAY OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

Hudson Engine Company No. l. located Al No 1ss West
Forty seventh street. brilliantly Illuminated with
forty lights
National Engine Company No. g. located al No 557 Hud
son street, was Illuminated with thirty Eve lights
Niagara Engine Company Nv, 4, looa,sd NJ No 22Q Nsr.
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No. y Bowery was also Illuminated, and pine tar
torches were blazing in front Of the opposite houses
The neghborhood Of Grand aud Broome streets looke1
desoate enough, aud there were no lumnAtons until
the Manhattan Hotel reached This establishment
splenddly decorated with coored lights and flags
all ralous On transparency the folio wing nscrip
ton
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played large number Of fireworks.
Pauldipg Hose Company, No. OF, located at No. I9s
West Eighteenth street, illuminated with forty lights
The carriage also lighted and the house thrown open
10 visners.
Merchants Hose Company, No 90, located In Burning
slip, was also illuminated with twenty lights.
Minute Hose Company No. SO West Forty third street.
was Illuminated with twenty lights.
Protector Engine Company NO % situated on tho corner
Of Chambers and Centre Streets under the Superior Court
brilliantly Illuminated. The engine was also enve-
ioped blaze Of light lamps having been hung around
H. The spacious and elegant apartments OF this company
we're handsomely decorated, aud during the evening u
throrsed with vissers whom polite attentions we've
paid by the gallant members OF the company Hose Com
pany No. Is and Hook and Ladder Company No 1 are
located in this building also, and Of course their um
nations contributed materially this portion Of the
city very attractive.
Engine Company No 20 and Hose Company No. II, cor.
Of Finh street and First avenue, we're very well
Illuminated Signals Of various colors were neatly trim
med and mounted which suspended from the tops
Of their respective houses In consequence OF having
received Information OF the Intended display In honor Of
the great event until late hour In the evening" The above
companies and indeed the majority Of the companies
several Of the wards, unable 70 celebrate the aus
pcious occasion maeni8cenuy a. they would have
done had two three days notice been given Of the pro
posed metropolitan display Our reporter was also I'm.
formed that had not the notice given by the Fire Depart
ment been % sudden significant and appropriate notices
in commemorauon OF the event would have been pre-.
pared and exhibited In front OF their respective establish
ments.
The building in which Clinton Engine Co. Al and Marion
Hose %. is located, being portion Of the ednce occu.
pied by the Thirteenth precinct, presented unusually
attractive appearance and the brancy Of the ilu nina
tons, in conjunction with large bonfire, Afforded the
juvenile portion Of the ward mple opportunity for
joyipg themselves
The house Of Americas Engine No. 8, In Henry street,
was appropriately Illuminated, IT'S lights having been
placed In the windows.
The houses Of Eagle Engine Company No. ID and
Niagara Hose No 2, in Duane street, were also sppro'
priaiely Illuminated.
BOOK AND bApDsR cosrANEs
Phens Hook and Ladder Company No. 8, oca'ed " lS2
Amity street. iruminsed any two light.
Iafsyesse Hook and Ladder Company No. o. locesed i2e
ne~oer street riremans Hal) Illuminated twenty lights
Enp,re Hook and ladder Company No 8, located At 500
tgsb,b avenue, Illuminated twenty eight lights.
cnese. Hook and ladder Company No 2, located al i63
Yves, Twenty fourth street, illuminated forty lights.
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Presented very attractive appearance From The lower
story 70 the highest, lamps and colorod candles were
burning and the light reflected from this building could
be seen Of great distance down the street. In many Of
The windows We observed fresh garIsnds Of flowers,
formed strange artistic devices centre 81 which
the light Of coored lamps The fine white cur.
da was interesting the extreme To front OF the door,
and In the ,olle ndnoer all the available lamps Of the
establishment brought into requsition and In is At
tempt 10 vie with is neighbors this hotel succeeded very
well
THE BANCROFT HOUSE,,
pg the mentioned place. was Illuminated in
a very excellent manner: and between this building and
The S. Germans Hotel, would be hard 10 say which
made The best appearance To the windows there were
large collection Of lamps and Candles which emitted
brilliant light, Illuminating every o. Broadway
for several yards around
In none Of the places already mentioned we're there In
scriptions notices Of any kind.
The iuminatops above rhrteth street were Of a very
limited character and msy well be compared to angels
visits 90 "few and far between" were they
THE AVENUES.
In Vie Second avenue, above Fourteenth street there
were bu, few aluminsuon worthy d mention Several
q the groceries and lager bier saloons put forth few
extra lights but they were 20 dminusve Of their kind
that they only served render more strkngly visible
the Cmm@an gloom Of ncishboring places. In small
private bouse Tbiryfourtb street there was very
pretty illumination cf coored candles and vsriegased
lamps not extensive in ITSELF but neatly and simply
arranged VIA, It was evident W The bshVdw ,bn We
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Steamships.

lzE-EA FOR CHARLESTON.
S[7fZ1T II PASSENGER LINE
The well known and favorite steamship
"THOMAS SWAMP
j. T. RAMSAY. Commander
VIII sail for the above port SATURDAY next Goth in
slant at O'Clock +. NJ Freighs received on and after
THURSDAY, 2Sth
No Bills Ladins signed after the departure of the
steamer.
For freight passage, apply to
a. c. HALL, Agent
OC2l4t 1lG Snnnr,s wharf
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ping at all OF the usual landings going and returning
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock for Baltimore Freight of every description
taken at low rates Blank bills of ading the form used
can he had on board Freghts 10 all points except Fred
eFIckshurS and baltimore must be prepaid. For freight
or passage having excellent state accommodations
apply in Baltimore on Board the Boat.
Agents III Fredericksburg,
oc'9t a X. PHILLIPS co.
Uas- FOR THE SOTTrrTI
E-r=9l!zzrr-Fs = III IlifI SUI II
sSssa-E=--.zs DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, rHInA
DI1hlllA and BALTIMORE, via the
~ II IN Il,
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA MONT
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
Spring AND SUMNER 1PP1VCEVEVT
DAILY, Except SUNDAYS Win
BAY LINE " SEA-BOARD X ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE Ap0yE MEYrroyrp pr ,rru
The Schedule baing Ga arr,n,,a,I tI,+ tI :; ,
iect to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from, " " SUI
NEW YORK To WILMINGTON n G
TUPaT-ciI TICE ETS ~ ~ u
From New York fo WILMINGTON n n e1e m
Weldon n +, -. ~
NorfoIil md po'rt,rortb " - 90 2o
" PhiIada TO Wilmington. n G "' 1G M
=" Weldon n g o'' 40 ~ w.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va - 81
RoItimora m IviI,Iinrts,, n ~ '' va ~ ~ ~
Weldon n & a no
Norfolk and Portsmouth Y, : 90
IT, PASSENGERS and tbeir baa,yare conI,orJ r ~
cb0roo hrtv,rpn The n,,nts ~, az Pat ''" J'es "
PASSENGERS Nv this / Inc enjoy cor,rrala t
on the Bay steamers and aT, uriviIr,rd In I,5 o, ~
malt ut any mint md resume ttair iii, b da1iLt "
H. p lRTiCi'T ID N1TI%, DIT, 't ~ va! lEn''
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,<1ss FOR SAVANNAH,
ST. TlEs The steamship CITY OF NORFOLK,
s1szs5zz2sE Parker, commander will sail for the above
port on SATURDAY, Oct 3lSt at | O'Clock 2. NJ
For freight or passage having excellent accommoda-
tons: apply to 7. II. BELT, Jr.,
ocZ'-ot Agent, Union Dock
<z@k, G r ON w ELLIS GREAT
S[1tn@fIEs EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
EcfEsszSSSsEA STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
GER LINE
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line now in first rate
order and the Agent announces business comm
nifty that Steamer will leave l1G Spears Wharf Balti-
more, and Pier Thirteen, North River New York EVE
RY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock
lnsuranc" may be effected goods by the CromweI,s
Steamers to or from New York open policies at their
Office at oneeghtn per cent This Insurance will be ef
itced for the account Of the the property floss
any payable to tieml with the responsible Compa-
mes, whose certificate will be given when required
one OF the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon at O'clock for Charleston, s c.
for feFh or passage, having superior accommodations
apply to l. c. HALL AGENT
ZIG Spears Wharf, BALTIC.
A. B. CROMWELL, Il CO.
cor. Washington Il Albany SITS, y Y
JOHN W. CALDWELL. Agent
lea u Charleston. S C..
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THE DAWN OF BETTER TIMES

From Thomas Dunn English. NJ D., Editor Of the "
Sunday Courier
New YORK, January 4th, 1858
MR.. N W. SPEERS-SIE:-I generally refuse to give
certificates to anything this Baby Walker of yours
seems To give much satisfaction every juvenile
Der of my family that break through the rule its
half 1t appears to be well adapted the purpose for
which it designed 1t allows exercise without fatigue
delights the infant exceedingly and guardian against
the ey lis sometimes resulting from the neglect nurses
You at liberty to these lines any way calculated
to de you service. TH0S. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ d
For sale only in this city, by
CORTLAN & co,
auI4tf and PoIti
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Steamboats,.

fl FOR FREDERICKSBURG.
Es=--r77==->lEA.-The steamer WI SELDEN w. b.
krwan, captain leaves her wharf of South street
every luESpAl at T. NJ, for the above place, stop
ping at all Of the usual landings going and retnrning
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING Mt
o'clock for Baltimore Freight of every description
taken at low rates. Blank bills adng of the form used
can he had on board Freghts 10 all points except Fred
eTIckshurS and Baltimore must be prepaid For freight
or passage having excellent state room accommodation,
apply in Baltimore on Board the Boat.
Agents in Frederick sburg,