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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
INDIANA TONIC PILLS,
A Certain, safe, and Effectual Cure fol
CHILLS AND FEVER OR
FEVER & AG UE.

VHlS remedy although but a short time be-
lore the public, is gaining reputation un-
equalled by any other medicine ever before
presented. Hundreds are ready to certify TO its
efficacy in the cure of that insiduous enemy TO
human comtort-sFEVER AND AGUE.n II
has proven TO be an estimable remedy in admin
isterIng for that most formidable disease. Ii re-
establishes in a remarkable degree and very
promptly the healthy tone and natural action
Of the digestive functions; and from it's purify-
ing and inyigorating influence, it can be safely
taken and with benefit, in all diseases attended
with debility OF the system. But il is more par
iIcularly commende in the case of Fever and
Ague.
1t is a never falling remedy and no family
ought to be without il in their houses, particu-
larry those inhabiting Low MARSHY STU.
AT1ONS and at this season OF the year when
the atmosphere is strongly impregnated with
miasm.
As this medicine is put up under the proprie.
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles. And having tried its efficacy on
thousands. here has not been a single instance
within his knowledge, wherein it tailed to cure
when the directions were adhered TO.
The following are among the many cerlih.
Gates of CURES effected by this valuable medi.
cine. -
HOPKINS CO.. Ky May 3, 1915.
Dr.. E.. 2. SPURRIER IL do certify that ] wal
afflicted with the 'Chills and Fever for a length
of time, aud was treated by several pllysiciani
without receiving much benefit. Having beer
by d neighbour, who had beer
cured by them, to try the slNDIANA TONIC
PILLS." i purchased a box of your agent, AM
took them according TO directions, aud it ha
perfected a cure without leaving the system il
that unpleasant and disagreeable corditioi
which generally follow the cure. by other rem
edies. | can recommend it to the public witt
confidence. Your obj servant,
VIM. r. GREEN.
Prepared only by E. P. SPURRiER & Co,
OF their Chemical Warehouse, Sign of Code
Mortar, Water street, Evansville, Indiana.
jy IL, '45-tfy.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
GRAMMAR

VHNHE undersigned will commence a second
n course OF Lectures on this important branch
on educaiIon, OH Monday evening next, and con-
tinue thirty evenings. Terms $500 per scholar,
TO be paid at the expiration of The term.
Those " no doubt the utility of this system W i'll
please call any, or every evening this week and
see what has been done.
For the benefit of those who cannot attend
the evening class, | will teach a clnss every af-
teTncon. BY s4tf 6. H. SPENCER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
From Hon. Ross WILKINS, United States
District Judge for the District Of Nj
DETROIT, Oct. 80, 1871

DETROIT, Oet. 30, 184E.
Mr.. EDWARD BINGHAM:
DEAR SIR-With great pleasure I state the fact
Of the complete and radical cure of the Fever
and A que with which my son William was at
tackled, by the use, pursuant to directions, of
DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue. He had as Sc
we're an attack as | ever witnessed, and | appre-
hended a long.winter of this disease, which was
some years ago the case when / resided at Tee
umseh. But l was providentially led to notice
your advertisement in relation to this medicine
= determined TO try it, and the use of one bottle
broke the disease, and / am confident has effec-
ted a radical cure. as two months have now clap
sed without a return Of il, and my son is in the
enjoyment of robust health. 1t is an invaluable
medicine and should be generally known. Tru-
ly, your friend, Ross WILKINS
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
From Lrc1us ABBOTT, M D., late Surgeon United
States Army.

States Army.
DETROIT. Oct. |, lS4f.
To Edward Bingham, Esq, agent for the sale
of the Indian Cholagogue:-I do hereby certify
that | have used the India Chola gogue prepared
by Charles Osgood,' M. D., for Intermittent fe-
vers, and ii has exceeded my most sanguine
expectations in the cure of said.disease. | feel a
confidence in recommending il as a perfectly
safe and highly beneficial remedy and cure for
fever and ague, child fever, dumb ague, or any
other form OF intermittent fever.
l do further testify that the medicine has in
this vicinity, and in others where it has been
used, acquired a very high reputation, and that
in every case where it has been used TO my knowl-
edge, it has universally produced a speedy cure,
and restored to the most perfect health, when
all other remedies have failed.
Respectfully yours, LUcIUs ABBOT.
Price ST. so. Sold in Cincinnati, Ohio, whole
sale and retail by SANFORD e. PARK, gen.
eral agents for the West,at their Western Depot
for the sale Of valuable Family Medicines,
northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnuts streets
Sold by VIM. M. WOOLSEY,
jy 3-3m. Evansville, Indiana.
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4 DISSOLUTION.

JENNIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be
Il tween MARTIN RES and JACOB SHE
RER has been dissolved. Those indebted to
the grim must settle with Martin Ries.
The Business will hereafter be conducted by
Martin Ries, who respectfully s%olicils a share
of public patronage.
Evansville August Z. t845
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04

a ASSORTED Brass and Copper Kettles
5ENB from : TO so gallons each Tor sale veiy
low by jy l6-tf DECKER KRAMER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
From Hon. STEPHEN v. R. TRowBRIDGE, o
Michigan State Senate.

uIlCHf9aH OtdlS SENATE.
BIRMINGHAM, Dec. IS, lS4l.
Mr.. Bingham: You wish me to inform YOU
what I know OF DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue,
OF ami bilious medicine. | do believe that if the
virtue and efficacy of this medicine were gem
erally known. the Fever and Ague would disap-
pear in Michigan.
l procured a bottle in the spring ofl84l, and
have good reason to believe thatmyself and fam
Ily escaped the ague last spring in consequence
of its use.
Perhaps no summer since the settlement of
this fine peninsuiar has the fever and ague been
so PREVALENT as the last. Ihave recommended
this medicine i'll numerous instances, and
when the disease ha2 become fixed and bafied
the skill of physicians; and l HAVE NEVER KNOWN
IT FAIL! 1t has universally produced the most
happy effects, and believe it has never been
exceeded by any medicine in removing the bill
lous i eases of the climate.
Yours respectfully,
STEPHEN V. B. TRowBRIDGE.
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The contractors OH the Illinois and Michi-
can canal advertise for 5000 laboreTs.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

CoMrTRoLLERs OFFICE, Brooklyn October 18th, l6f5.
DURSUANT to an Act Of the Legislature emitted An
l. Act relative to The collection of taxes In the City OF
Brooklyn and for other purposee passed April leih 1881
Notice Is hereby given that the Assessment Rolls for taxes
for the year have this day been delivered TO the
Comptroller OF the City of BROOKLYN and that from all teNes
which shall be paid to the said Comptroller within thirty
DAYS from the date hereof, deduction OF three per cent
will be made and that from all which shall be paid
aer the expiration Of the said thirty days and within sixty
from said daie oc~ cOn of two per cent VIII be
and that and the First Tuesday in January
next per VIII be added 10 al tax then remain
unpaid and that the Third Tuesday Of Janusry next the
Comptroller will deliver 10 The Collectors OF the City OF
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with the war
thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed with re-
gard the unpaid lakes m the manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request ih0sc who
intend avail themselves o. lie provisions of he Act refer
red IN the above notice To inform h- thereof soon
practicable that their bills may be IN readiness as 10 pre-
ven, delay when they may be prepared pay their taxes
In compliance with resolution Of the Mayor and Com
Council. NOTICE l. her.hy further given hst The
Comptroller will receive taxes al ms office in The City Build
ngs, FROM - O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL = O'CLOCK
p NJ and al no other hours
o2gSm A. Il. OSBORN, Comptroller
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Hlisccll
LIZ
CAIJAGHAN A. HD
LEGAL NOTICE

CALLAGHAN 4 HOFFMAN, Aitornies and CornSeloys al
Law, and Solicitors and C0unselos ChanoeTy, l1t Pine
ST. Netp- York,
HAVING assoca ed themselves in the practice Of the pro
fessiOn in all s branches hey prepared 10 al
tend to lie enforcing of Claims COnveyancng Of all kinds
Execution OF Commissions for The Examination OF Witnesses
and al other matters connected with the profession general
L., and al the time intimate that a. Mr.. HOFFMAN,
has for several years pracuced HI the bar OF OF the b
fish Colonies sheh has rsnds5sf him familiar ruth the rulei
and practice Of the In gh Courts the rm Will also be hap
py negotiate the business claims correspondence OF
parties requiring professional assistance either IN Great b. Il
am The CGnadaJ Ncya Scotia, he5C Brsicic Prtnee Id
tpard Island o. the COLONIES generally.
N Bone other Of the frns piA a!ays be IN ATTENDANCE
at the Office duriug busues hours. OH I'm
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second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED

CLFAKEU,
ships Auburn. Duriy. Orleans, Stanton q Frost;
Jas III Shepherd, Redman Orleans, Johnson & Low
den; Celia Thatcher, Savannah, Durham II Dilnon;
Charles Carroll Foster Rotterdam. VIM Wcisser
Brgs Soim. Parulc Portland; Osprey Calhoun -
Johns, NIB, Winniette; Ernest s. Gustaf Benmann,
Bremen Oclrichs & Kruger Asatia Poreried, Belize,
Hond Foster & Nickerson.
schrs Ellen Trip. Wilmington; Equality Edwards,
Philsdei McKee, Hand & Co.
sloop Janice Lampheer, Kinny. Providence.
Barge Star, Longhead Phladel.
Steamer Anthracite, Stewart Philadel
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SUNS,
EILf, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, BY ACKEaMAE
VI L MILLER, lol NassAa-suees. between Fulton and
Ar fHiv
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PERSPECTIVE DRAWING.

T'HE MISSES HOLMAN L NORWOOD respectfully
announce % the ladies and gentlemen Of New.Yors and
vicinity that they prepared 10 give instruction IN Per
specve Drawing &C Monochromsiic Painting in room No
q, LAfarge Building, ss Broadway II IS style quite
and easily acquired enable sketch landscapes
correctly from nature and finish up picture tenth part
Of the lime usually devoted 70 pencing and water colors
Room open for visitors from A ". r NJ. Circulars
STATING terms and giving references to be had their
oil 2swim.
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OflIeE b NE HousAIoNLc kAILkoAD %.

OFFICE OF The HOUsAIoSIc RAILROAD Co.
Bridgeport. Oct o. 1915.
HOLDERS Of the obligations OF the HousaOnic Rail
road Company approved thereon by the Commission
said road whether payable demand or on time,
hereby notified that said Company Will be IN readiness
on the fret day OF NOven next, 10 all such oh
uons presentation lis Office IN Bridgeport, after which
time interest viii cease 10 accrue.
o25 tnl h. NICHOLS, Treasurer.
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TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

A SURE PROTECTION agSins. the injurious eSeci, Of
Nd, IS row o1ere1b by Ia subscribers al De saIne prc-
a. " ich common lead pipe &c purchased Al pipes
sold BY them Stamped LOwbers P9.eni T.n Pll.ei
fige,' and are warranted perfect IN every respect
% hand and constantly manufacturing al sizes sad
~esAi from 10 bs. per 0oI and " slzer fruu 4
10 inches IN eaiore No made length required
sa1 Sun L0WBER / LIZ Roy, ~ Westss
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NEW BOOKs NEW BOOKS

nOWLlNG'S HISTORY OF Romsnisn complete IN one
~ volume, GvO. 81 pages: Illustrated Win - oeeuN'-4
ergrsvirgs on wood. -, n y,
Lectures on The Pilgrims Progress" by the Rev Dr.
Cheevcr. ID one volume. illustrated. 80
TIE Guide 10 Know To- ze illustrated with upwards Of 500
gned a. useful and entertaining BOOK Tor
Young People ~ III,
ne Wonders orthe worl, beauiifasvo volume, with
20 Illustrations $500,
The Wreath Of Wild Flowers, 4 beautiful ON Book
prb'i.l-l srf for sale by r WALKER. III Fulion--t
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famps, Cutlerp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.


TOUTHOUY L MEYERS Sil Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public cal their store and examine lie
rce- and extensive assortment 20 be found ~ US
country OF RRONLED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANrEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and MAD
ING LAMPS, CASDELABRA, GlKASDOLEs, bRAC-
eof patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new ard superb article, Pc
eu.iafiy desirable for packets and steamboats, 4.
Ia evidence u The .perorty OF hi. portion OF e stock
any Other ~ IL. class offered 10 the public 10 ms
they with hones PRIDE refer less that SIN GUILD
an foCR SILVER MEDALS, awarded to ne nanuaci1r,
WITHIN the lasi years for tie greatest variety and
beauty Of patterns ard The urriyaed tnsh OF er WORK
Every article sold by C. ~ IL warranted 10 be wha nsy
represent and hose who wish obtain rs class goods a.
prse often paid for such Of very Inferior duay
are requested 10 favor hem with cal before pafcas
el-ew h.re.
" Mem lisconni 70 Ch1lrrhs. and Hoiels 81 ly
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WALKERS Pssni Improved Hot Air Furnaces FOR
w beating Dwelling, stores, Churches Sc--Tbese Fur,
neces will hesi economically and efficiently the IN he
apartments vii lie and 5esIny, Tree non trynsss dust
Eas
They Pu. up snier the personal supervision u Mr.
Walker the Psienc and have hitherto given entire sails
action, and are IN ~ cascs xrxn,ec ~ perform well
Reference; y. w Taylor, ESQ Governor Newlork He,
oiA Mr. Charles >tAr- ; t1.end-ni do; EdyATc Be
nen. ESQ ~ Was, {. D. Rhodes, ESQ l.. Pesfssree,;
AIR. Thomas McE..a Ii, < Nssssg &C.
sns.f GEO WALKER ~ Broadway
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pnbIif Qonpepunfes, st.
-. NV ARRANGFuy,>,,r,,, -,

49, NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
I1<S'E-dCREDuCED-i Line n, M
port, Providence and Bostoo--Dirnrt - 80.
rress wrek -seh way The Stsanch Ard Favor.t- 60
boat NEPTUNE commSnist by Capt VIM goll,r. hs.a1
prtec h~I hnqrove merits = NJ r-ssre rer
o. Saturday, Sis May. a. ollows-L-sve on ,
Pier No. ), Norn River or Newport Providence I'd -
tDu direct Monday Wetnescsy nd FRIDAY AZ os's
T. " arriving Ia Providence IN tine s,r t- nor,,,
Of ears 20 Boston, Ts1rton Ner Bedford Ynl a.,
and also connects with he s.csnbo6a ranrin. G., -,
fh. kfnnehec ani PercHscOt rivers Rfruss,.r :.
leave Providence 'or Newport ard lew.Yort os r. -
csy. Thursday ans >Nurn1y, II o. och p a. -,
arI.vsl u TIE = ococs Ma Tain Of rUs ron Eosioa
f,sE frcIa Ne~-Nork 10 Boston. c.Jin.......-. .
t-cA passed g-s, fss
TO Newport. cabin so
deck la
No chsrre FOR her'hs ~
Alsinds o. IRE -li ,aken al The lo- =. rsiea
For further particulars enquire %
GEO. y FAlRChiLD, M Il wss,.pe-x
orofJOHS Il RICHMOND, Pruvi.enes
arc al HE otce on - steamboat Anaing osi
AT pe6sc-s are forbid tr.slg ihs Boat except q mrs,
- ofu-' 'loa DE CSntr. Other h.- VII he psA
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A1ESSitS. Cbhs. CouceI = d. 4. o. Porter, NO 20 81
wi Marks Place. vii reopen their School on the lat OF
September
Besdes preparing scholars for College they give such par
ocular attention the study and practice OF he French that
the lsst sixteen years ts Institution has been In opera
ton there is insaEce Of pupils who could not speah
French nuenlly after two years In this School
The French and Spanish languages are part Of the re gu
lar course of instruction IN the school.
Germans also taught desired for which an extra charge
ismade AUS Sm
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u,UY Nr,y BRIGHTON
A FAMILY Boarding school fcr Boys.-Cenualy siq-
"A s.ed In West Bloomfield, y. JeIsey Number Of PIl 10
limited at 20. DAVID AiFRAME. a ". Teachers.
4 4 - A-----'--

hleI m " Ct bI'JITFl, J''tI IIlTlI v
limited al 90 DAVID AlFRAMH. 4 ". ( Teacters
WILLIAM : WARD, A n
From the assurances o. parents 40 hsve sons A. ms
School and Of others, Il Is eered tai t Comments lei
10 an eminent degree 10 al lcClaliec with Is details ne
limited number Of Is pupss exclusion oai day scholars
The tnorOu IN psraon Tor College or business "h -
pups receve healihfuiness and pesssniness Of ~ 10
caton-the ample prva- Fairgrounds which surround and
ebelish 1.-THE sauiay moral Influences when pefEtlr
ard control THE hOn-se comforts and attentions ~ u
family crce and Ire freedom from all gang and corrupt
ing neglbOrhooo iuhuenccsa combine to ihiO" houlu
hs School special attractions for that class Of pafen "o
care much for the solid intellectual improvement OF nel
children more st for tasr health and comfort and o'' %
all for the night moi Al training l.. 81,
Terrns- From go $50 tie sion OF I'VE HOhlhs III IN
for every ordinary pelse :, r -
The Winter Session will commence The Isl DAY oil NO
yenber. l., ,,--.-, t.i
Circulars h1rns ed on application to the PRINCIPAL By NAL
or Otherwise DAfiD A FNA'i" a..
Ashland Hall, Oct. I'D. ls45. % w
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
i Comfy of New-iOrk, Notice is hereby given all per-
sOnstayng claims against WALTER KELLEY, late OF the
City Of Newlork, spnasler deceased, 10 present the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber her
sdence No l55 Cherrystreei in the City OF Nsw-York
or before tie els nth dag OF December Dated New
York, the an day Of june 1915. ELIZA KELLEY,
Admins ra,rix
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TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & PoLITIcIANS

liURLBUT Of HJ NAN RIGHTS -Ess4ys % humln
p zhi. and their Political Guarantees, by T. r. hui.ouL
Esq Counselor a. Law. -,
Confcnff-Clsp,er The Origin OF Human hlsn, Csap
1.-THE true Incton Of Government; Cnsp. hI-ihe
CO-siirltion Of Oovernment Chan. lk.-Corsliutiona
Limitations an Prohibitions. Cnsp. N.-Ooh- lloha
Limitations coniiuuef. Chap. NLThe Elective franchise
Chan VII -Rghs Emanatng from tie Sentiments AMI Al
;ections Chap NIII-The Righs OF " omeni Cnap ~
The Righ, Of Properly AMI is moral Relations Chap y
f...fi...t,.f y OF
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/fSfe STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
&.iLss&sS AND LIVERPOOL-The GreaGW esiernsLeam
' Ship Company Steam smps. The GREAT
WESTERN, 100 Tons, ~ horse power X. Il. Mathews,
ESQ, Commander, The GREAT BRITAIN, 800 Tons,
1900 horse power, Lieutenant James Hoszen z N. Com
Mander, ere Intended 70 .ail AZ 10 lows
GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool From New York
Saturday,. August - Thursday, Nov >
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool From Sew-York
Saturday, Sept y. Saturday, Oct 2o
Fare Der Great Western 3l0o, ami g. Stewards Fees
Fare per Great Britain, from $50 To SID lsud - Stew
ards fee according the size and position Of The State
J. lons.
For freight or passage other Inf rnAtlon, apply
su7 irn2sw- RiCH'D IRWIN. ~ Fr0ni-.t
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Books.
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q NEW NOTEL.

ID tl@ author OF Captain hyd Dancing fetii-r, &c
ID Tae Cruiser Of tie MIST, thrilling sea siory' fHe-
L.. cents. Published sn3 for sale by --r 20
BURGESS. sTRINGER co.
ogf !. - Broadway, corner Ann-s-
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fine Oatrbes am 5eweirp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DICHARD FISHER, JR Nstc- Maker and Jeweer,
IL l. prepared TO sell WATCH y al retail lower O an
any other House the city. A. be- constantly receiving
all descr ptuns direct from the Manufacturers IN England
France aud SNtzer and ne IL enabled offer very arge
assortment VI Gold Watches from j 20 500 each. Silver
do fom - to 50 eseis warranted 10 keep good uine,
the money returned Also, ye.y good assortment OF
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
~ B.-Second hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken in exchange bought for Cash Watches, Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired Ia the best manner and
warranted, by experienced wOrkmen low any Other
House in ihfs city. RICHARD FISHER IL Importer OF
Watches and Jewery Wholesale ssd Retail No S3l Broad
way New-York, 4 few doors allowable City Hospital.
niiy RICHARD FISHER, Jr
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ~ Gold and Silver DE-
"A pick Patent Lever Anchor Escapemeli, Lepne and
Vertical WATCHES selected from ins best Manufacturers
in Europe which Will be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers
Also, Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals Keys, &c
Do do. do Gold Pencil Cases /. Gold Pens
Do do. do Thnbes, Rings Pins, &c.
Do do DO Bracelets. with Stones.
Do do do. Silver FORKS, spoons, SC.
All heabove articles Will be sold at the LOW Est PRICtS
and warranted to bee equa the best made IN the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of FINE Watches &c
MOI Nasssus- opposite the Custom House
p. S-The above articles careful y Repaired and War
raned, By the mos,skfnl worknen In he CITY $50 osy
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HOUR CHANSED TO . O'CLOCK
PEOPLES LINE sTEAnBOAra

=
,syfssss-. -, kOA ALBANY, Daily Sunday. exospes
IHsoySH DiEEcr-At O'Clock. p n. trc1
the Fief between Courl And snd Liberty streets
s.esrn1or. hNICkERBOChER. Csgl A. hoaghion VII
lsars on Mollay Wednesday ara Friday Eyeu4lg,. N
O'clock
New siesmboai HESDR.CX HUDSON. Capt R crss.
1enls4 VII cave GA Tuesday Ialrsdsy ard sslsrGsy
evenings 81 O'Clock.
40 -Four u Coos p. ~ Landing al fsserssetiass
Placss from fprf Of BanriGy-st
s,e7mbosl SOUTH AMERICA. Captain |. w Brs nsrt.
~ Leave on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and sunday
Afternoons ~ y O'Clock
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt r II. Furry
vii leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday aAernoons
81 O'clock Passenger taking ether ~ Tie Shove lnes
vii strive in ! 1sny ample rne for the Morning rr1s
o. Cas- FOR The Fast or West
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xlg rev and et nsse rooms, sud Tor speed ard cccor
moiarons are unrszed on he Hudson.
Freight taken ~ Moderate Rates.
~ AT persous are forbid trusting sny Of The BoAs
MS Line. without q wr.ten order hoia Tie Captain "
Agents.
FOR PSss Ffs H. apply on board, or 10 p &. SAu
al tha o.fra The " ha OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF Tie
lCouny OF New ok Noce hereby given to all persons
having claims against WILLIAM S. CHAPMAN, lateof
the city OF New-York deceased, to present the with
the vouchers thereof TO T. H. Owen AT his Office 10 Mef
chants Exchange in the city OF NewYork on or before the
10Th day of November next
Dated Newly ORR. the 9th day ofMay, 1si5.
WILLIAM PATTON, rxa.,,o,.
nyg law6ns EDWARD II. OWEN, bAe'u'"''