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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
SAMUEL II DE- MOTIF
ERANCl>NiCuOl>ON. Assessos-
ISAAC WI SMITH.
NOTICE.-Pubhc no.

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Pubhc no-
y uce hereby gwen, % The owner or owners 90
crpant occupants an Houses and Lots improved or M
improved Lands affected thereby, that the following IS
have been completed hy the ASt~rs and are
LODGED the Office the Bureau ni Assessments ior eA-
ANIMATION hy an persons Interested. VIZ FOR kEGVlAI-
ING FOURTEENTH -SrkEEr nom The 10th Avenue 10
tie Hudson River Tue limits embraced Nv such Ass"Ss
meni include all the several Houses and Lots Of Gronnd
Lots peces and parcels oi Land situated On b0h
side Of ltihStlset, between Uh-av ami Hudson RIVER 800
AL persons whose interests affected Oy the aNe nam
ed Assessments and who ave opposed 10 the same. OF othet
II them are requested prtS their ohecuons. ia WIT
luc % the uudeTs gued. 40 ths Office No Ha 81 kccois,
within thrtN DAYS tpm the tlt Il this notice -otce,
lrcau II Assessments street Deirfrcnf, June T. 1851
SAMUEL DE- MOTT.
FRANCIS NtCNOl son, \ Assessors
"a ISAAC " Al SMITH
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stoning-

n y ~
\ q ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD. TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarylng the great
Eastern uted States Mail without change Of cars Of de-
tention The steamer c. VANDERBILT Capt Joel
Stone and Commodore, Capt w II FraZcc. m connection
with Stonngton and Providence and Boston and Prov
idcnce Railroads leaving New York daily, (Sundays
piace nj O'Clock NJ and Stonneton at 81 O'Clock VI
or on arrival Of the mail tram which leaves Boston at D.
Phi ., c.
These steamers unsurpassed for strength, safety,
suced comfort and elegance The officers are experienced
and attentive.
The natural advantages If tins route superior 10 any
other beng shorter and direct the trap more pleas
ar lv and eNpedunusy performed, while passengers can
alwavS RELY upon reaching their destination IN advance N
those rs either of the other routes - -.
The COMMODORE, from New IOrk-Aonday ,Wednes-
da, and Friday
Frm Stonineton-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
The C. VANDERBILT, from New Nork-IueSday,
Thursday and Saturday.
From onmeton-Monday, Wednesday and Fndhy
NB-PaSScngerS on ARRIVAL at Stunngon proceed name
diaoly ptr Mail Tram 10 Providence and Boston, or pre-
rrcd remain ON board the steamer and SUNDAY eTceted)
take the Accommodation Tram from Nonugton II A NJ
which connects Providence with the IL AN IRAN ior
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
through each way. .,. ,,-
Newport passengers leave Providence at 2P NJ daily ct
cent SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton passengers pro-
coed immediately the arrival of the Ma Tram Al Mans
field. a.. ,...,
ma, made at Pier North River OF al The once pa
teTv-place " -
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CTPPTTFS Of COAL for the COMMIS-

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
hths best papers IN sthsr cites and towns Al v ..
PALMEKs Advertising Agency, Tribune Building ia
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N PTRSTANCE of AN odd of the

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Il the County If Nc~Yors, notice hereby
,ly,n h, I'M oersoos having claims against LEWIS WEBB
Gent rman formerly of fhr City ol Ne"fore, but late u
Greenwich the state ~ Counel tcut, deceased 20 pre-.
sent the iu, vouchers thereof t1 te subscriber, q,
e Office OF Bell Coe ksqs Attorneys, no @JJhn street
m the CITY II New York, ou VI before tAe onftn th) y
m Iulv ncrt Dated York the thrcth day Of De
cfmber. 1850 RAJ IN 49,
Sole Acting Executor Of Lewis "ei0
BELL 4 Coz. Proctors s. J0hn-st dJl lt~tn ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
,tTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4, Hall

Cof Records Public notice hereby gwen, that The ol-
loving has been adopted by the Common COun-
c Resolved That Pier . S0rh RIVER foot n Jay st BE-
extended the exterior line under ths direction OF TIE
Street Commissioner The Nors " Be commenced On ths
18th day of June, 1851 and thai he TINE for the competon
o. the VI sad pier be limited % four months and
that the Of $4,000 be taken from the Appropriation tcr
Docks and Slips defay the proportion u expense 70 De
borne by Corporation and hat the street COnInssone
accordance with law notice % the propnetos Of the
lots II and lying opposite the d pier % unite m the con
ruct0n thereof and 10 contribute their respective ppOr-
Ons " the expense Of sad ertengOn the shall be-
come due the SAID pfOpfetOf. shall assect er
refuse and contribute ar>zd, thai then ths
sad extension ,ha be made oy the Mayor Aldermen and
CoRsOnaty Of the City New ORR for hef sole Densht
Adopted By the Board Of Aldermen May e. s)l @l"ptea
BY the Board Of Assistant Aldermen May g. AL approved
b. the Mayor May -. IGsl
Hy22 Gu JOHN 7 DODGE. Street ComInissionef
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NETWORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL

" EN Y OhN " y l. w -llAN Ii-N h-Nih-
MONDAY June 3 the following trans Will leave the
Canal st station near Broadway Passengers ais received
s al the Ne"-N''A TRAINS fS ' FAST 1 '''
D Accommodation Tram al NJ for New Haven anu
al intermediate stations Passengers from Way stations i,I
Allan, and the stations the Ho satomc and NansaucA
Railroads " IN take tins tram aud stop al Bdgepo fss
o Boston, Providence Worcester Hartford SPtAs
field and Connecticut River Railroads, vii take ms trnn
aud ION Express Tran al New Haven PS>el-tTs Tor the
, E1prcss Tram al o'clock \. NJ for stamford Bndse-
por, and New Haven thence 10 Har5oId SpIns9 o
necucu River Rairead WorcesteT Providence na b,S,
Passengers for Canal Railroad WILL chanea car al New
Haven Passengers for the Ho1Saione karuao 20 So 80
Line, Albany and Pliished, and ior the Nalsa'u0N A
road vii stop AZ Bridgeport. -,
Accommodating Tram Il o'clock NJ LOT New r ItS
YEA and al mediate stations fSS>thfYiS u vi
for stations the Hartford and New Haven hsiIoal
w mann yer AZ Ne~ ii"1 T 1N,l I,nan oTer nom
three o. I'VE hours al NewHaven Hartford. Springfield. or
al Station herethe Express Tram receives passenger
PaSsenscIs By tins Tram t the Cana kAfo1d WI. iena
al New Haven until 81 p NJ.
Special Tram II i3 NJ for Port Chester and lA'el-
FTprcSs Tram al p VI fr Stamford NorwaN Bridge
port and New Haven, thence 70 Hartford Sprnsed NoI
c,>ter and Boston connecting Bridgeport with Tram Of
Housaionc Railroad 10 psfeld and with Tram u Nan
rautuck Railroad ON SATURDAYS this Tram connects With
Train Of anal Railroad ~ New Haven
o ACCOMMODATION Tram al 4P.M. for Nc"-haven ana
intermediate Stations
; Cvmmutaton Tram at 25PNI for New-Hayen and
s. SPECIAL Tram at 80 PM Tor Port Chester and inter-
49, ''''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram 40 20 VI. from Port Chester stopping
az all intermediate stations
= Communication Tram ~ VI from New Haven. stop
ping az all Tie intermediate stations
3 Account LAton Tram a. IS \ NJ from New Haven
>fcyug 81 a intermediate stations. RECEIVING Passengers
from \ausatuck Railroad 90 Budccqort . -
Accommodation Traln ~ 9 81 4 VI from New-H4ycn,
stopprc NJ an intermediate stations. RECEIVING passengers
fn Hartford and wHayen, Canal and Nausaiuck hal!-
road -, -
Express Tram ~ l1P VI an connection with the EI-
mess Isuu from Boston from New-HaVen. stopping 40
R-5ge-trt NorNalk ana stamford receiving passengers
nom the Housatonic Railroad At Bridgeport. and Canal
Railroad az New Haven.
10 ul intermediate stations
: Acccumodauon Tram a 20 ? VI recc yln- pasSeR-
g-S nom tAt Accommodation Tram from Bosom from
\N,-Haysf.. stugu.nc 40 al .utt Tiaetlie stations
Kxrre>s Tram a. IS VI ,or n connection y IN
T,rrt>> Iain from B,S,Oul stopping ai Brd-eport Nor
waiA and stamford. arriving ~ Newly X q III 81 2 NJ
Fvtnrg Tram from PtSaclt connects with tins Tram A.
Passengers are requested - procure tickets before taxing
sea" ',Stf (" GTO W WHISTLER. u. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

L MENT-1O CONTRACTORS Scaled Proposals.
ndorScd PROPOSAL hir building SEWER Pearl street
will be received at the office II the Crnon Aquoduci De
partmcnt (Rotunda. Park until ~, The I'm DAY
of June 1851 at 3ocluck NJ 90 bald sewer with tho
necessary Receiving Basins and tuhers, ma Pear street,
from Broad-street % Coentes alloy being ~ length aont
feet The plan n the NeNcr and specifications hr the
building of th. same. and all other information relating
thereto be obtained application 90 the Contrast
Clerk. 90 has ohce.-New lorN, June o. 1891, ,.,
NICHOLAS DEAN,
10 lnf prrsent " the Crniln Anunluet Do paT:ment
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NOR san FRANCISCO via RIO and

u VALPARAISO The new aud splendid double en-
glne steamship GOI DEN GATE. oi 1000 tunS burden Car
lNe Patterson. L ) Navy. commander. Will nave QucA
dispatch for san Francisco, >toppn- 40 kt AMI p""N"
The Golden Gate has been huut carry The l Mails ne
tween Panama and francisco sdoue-ron bI9ccI and
has UNSURPASSED accommodations for paSSt Myers For pas
sage apply 90 HOW LAND ASPlNW ALL.
nlygb 2awtf "A South-St. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
4 rogare # the County 4 New-York. notice hereby
given D. all persons having claims AGAINST WILLIAM D.
SELDOM afe Il the CITY " Norfolk virginia, leceiseu
H. present ~th vouchers thereof % the SUBSCRIBED
a. hs once NJ Dutch-stree ia the Cry II Ne"-f ofs
on " before the o. day u July neftDaeu'
New-Iolk the nth tay 4 January. lsJl
SAMUEL COLGATE Admnstraior,
Ze lawIuGm' wfn me y" ih tHnrh"u.
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CROTON AQUEDuCT DEPART-

EROTON AQU EDltI DEPAkl-
y NFNT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals
endorsed Proposal for building SEWER 10 Sixteenth
street, will De r,ccNcdat thC Ofce Of the Cotgn AQue
duct Department lRotunda iarNl until MtDNhNDAf &,
the mn dav of June 1851 no o'clock. p VI 20 build a
Sewer with the necessary Receiving Basins and Cuyorts IN
Sixteenth street from the ka ksyrt 30 near Avenue A.
tne IN length about 736 feet me plan of the Sewer ana
specifications for the hudns ut the same and all other m
formation relating thereto, h, obtained ON apphcanont 70
the Contract Clerk, az tins once - ..
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the CrotOn Alueduct Department
New-York NAV 3lSt. l6Jl el TOO
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NOR HART 7 q X -Direct-The
g., rIrpO C.--.,- y Er,o vi leavs
IVil - g. s N, =, ..r "a, : "a, 80
80 =! "HD-'i-'D--' anu 4'D
r. - ~ =. -o.....-, ,-..-,s- M f-s-l ..- Z
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ma - -. - = -----
TANTDEN M ANTRgV RtTT pOAD
q - - MI - mn
y LINZ from ~" f'hh I'd fili-A ,i,1,-i,lt 49,
j ll- f-r ~. B.. ~ 20 !. = y l'il.,
TOR. 20 VI a1l = D. Fare Do hrs-ci'ss ctfs' -
second, 81 10 & f.o-.-- '' my 70 A.
EuErunf Line, y steamboat IA NoF u. D. - "a
Fare s. - IRA bLlS>. Agent
O,-N---D 7 n tTTD - i, II : N-TryK~
q IN NAL u y i = IA ~ y - GA ~ ~
NJFRSET This line leaves New-f1rS DAILY ~
steamboat RID CkfT. Pier !. North RIVER a. 4 u.
rrsseDee~S VI freight and 80 p 81 ras.l and -
NFW-JTBSEY K RAILROAD. foot If Cur.alI-st AZ A.
M and AZ ana q p Vi
---7--,- - :. - -, -
IEORRIS and ESSEN RAILkDA D.
vi - ,,...,.. -, No. N
-. 81 n .rI y Al ..-- Nfo--.re,n l.
- =, 4 = -r1 % a., y N e.-- N Vile S
49, ~. ~ " --1-f'1. q ne p n
tt-T1;pNIN( TFsVF Work. Dover co.
~ " F--r- -ra p Il F0- NJ ~-,-.,.n 6 1l r. 20
-. y rre-l-. .a.I 4 p u FIR N,Ilv,I- $50 Do II y
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NOTICE.-Public no.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publlc no.
nee Is hereby gwen % the VI owners occupant
~ ocrrranis Of all Houses and Lots improved unn-
,vs6 lands affected thereby. that tAr following assess.
eut nave been pete By the A.sssors and are osea
n tb4 flee II the Bureau Vi Assessments f1r eTatn'
Iv IN r~rsons Interested. VI . For PAVING IhlkLt-
SECOND-STREET firm Segeath - E--htA ar. IlS
limit. raced b. such Assessment nc l1e al r s'ei
Tuse ad round vacaa, 0ts pieces anl parcs 81
lad situated "a both sides O.. ed 81 between IN 81 ga
ays QversCnS hose interests are snrc - y -nf
T,f sssssreufS ard VINO are opposed 70 the sane. or
ether q theu are requested 20 present. mgr o. "A
$50 >, fse -rtersisned al her Office. No Hal u ne
- - ,s---v e. f-g tar date = this noticS-lt-
. R,er = 1.ssssrsuts Street De aTtaent une T. ls4
'"--- - ~ SAMUEL II DE- MOTIF
FRISCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
,.,a. ISAAC VA SMITH.
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w. CHARLES MINoT, Superintendent.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD


Y EXCURSION UCKETS-ln order 70 afford the
Stockholders opportunity Go VISIT and examine the road
the Directors conformity 10 their notice already gwen ma
their card If the 2h Nav last have resolved t. issue EE
cursion Tickets 10 Sock hoder from the present time III
1881. the fIilos, ms lo'S prices
From New York o. Dunklrs and back SO w
From New Yorn 90 DunkiTs..---- 50 90
The tickets Dlnkirk and back VIII be good tor ten DAYS
from their date and those 20 Dunkirk only three DAYS from
Their date aaordng opportunity o. stop n any of the
Stnton the road and the Journey NJ pleasure
within the time limited The tickets VIII De sold only At
the Office No a Mall-sf New York. June s, 1851.
3W NATHANIEL MARSH. SECRETARY
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a I II NNVNN \ = VVI II Z HVtu
and tac County OF Newly cr6. n The >1rro-s'e
once the Ov ~ New N->. fhc twenty seventh N
Alv the fho1sant c'-ht hundred snd me- one
Present. Alry1nfcr " Bradford. rrr-afr In sine matter
o she rrcaron % mortgage lease sell the real estate
of II DMIG kIINk. deceased On reading and nlns
the application ct james Ihaver. Public Aimin>frator
the (tyVt NtwlorA anil aimp>trtfnrot the estate q
Ludwig klnk. late of the CITY If \eSIurN. deceased
ragthurts lease sell the real estate OF tho
sand deceased for the payment u his debts u ordered
that all rcT Interested The estate ~ the sad lltWg
link deceased a.uear before the Srr-atc Ot the County
OF New York. 40 his Office. the tIy = Ncw-forN, on
tie 0urcenh dav ~ Juv next n ten o'clock m the tore
noon II tina. tav thon anl there >low why author
ifr Sho' Ia be fhe SAID 1cmnSfrtnr % NOR
gage lease NJ sell mrch Il tne real estate of tse >1d
rgwfg Eiuk deceased shall he Sficifnt % nav ms
debts lmv5l sw1 A BRADFORD Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate OF the County Of New Yor. notice = hereby
gwen to ail persons having CLAIMS against PATRICK
MOORE, late Of the City of New fofk dcteasod 70 pre-
sent me same WITH vouchers thereof 90 the subscribers At
the residence of Francis Gilmore, No u Prince street, IN
tr Cry of NewYork, or before the thirteenth dy 81
Ssu,ber Dated New York. She l8h day " feoru-
aW. 1851 PETER MClDl tHtiiN' Executors
ma ItwemIus FRANCIS GILMORE,
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OTICE.-Pubhcn no

ucc hereby svcn. 60 enc owner owners. ccu7an.
ny occurcrts ofl Houses r -> groyct or pnaiprovct
lr~ fe thereby fh8f f-r t assessments have
htcn completed hy fhs Assessors avg arc NsSt - me u
f.c n fht Bureau of A>>s f'r eNawntou ~ At
rt r>nrS interested. WI F.r TT NGNtNG thr >ipk.
VALE ffout of lois " if tri . Nlocr'-,i aud
RE-SkrrI\G The CURB snt CT Ilkk m tnnf q" ne
sane The limits embraced n such ASSESSMENT inclnee
he Lots pieces and p4rV,> 81 lnt situated GA Hubert =
between CoiiSt,r and Grceuvrh SIS and known hy tne
ara Ns l13 and l-1s Al versions W ,e interests are
Affected bv the aif,e-uac c lcn'> snd who Ar ep-
posed fat same either & tl.u sire requested % pre-
sent thcv ohccCr> vrtn,. ft thc untcrSynd n ther
ofhcc " Hall ot Records within t..riV DAYS tfom me
date OF Tins notice Orce Bureau u Assessments, Street
Department, June A. lSol. - -.
SAMUEL II DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NlCuOl son. ASSESSOR
e4 itt ISAAC WI SMITH,
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CREGORY'S Fast CALIFORNIA
THROUGH LINE

u Opposition 10 high paid Monopoly The fast steanSh p
PROM ETHEUS viii leave FRIDAY, June 49, Tor CHA
GRES and SAN JUAN. Plans of cabin seen, and choice
Of beIths secured hy early application 10
BERFORD \ co, 2 Nesey st, Astor-H House
Through tickets for sale. h}5Vu
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the County OF NewYork notice IS hereby
gwen to an persons having claims AGAINST STEPHEN
FERRERO, late OF the CITY Of New fors deceased, To
present the with vouchers thereof o the subscribers
N he office of awrcnce Horn No o. Wall--tIert IN the
CIV Of New YORK, before the hri day OF November
next Dated New York the 2l,t day uf Apul, 1851
WILLIAM REMSEN. Executor
a22 law6mTus ADELAIDE FERRERO, EIecutnR.
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s5l. Galena and Chicago 1851.
INION RAILROAD and BRANCHES

1881 Galena and Chicago 1891.
ETNION RAILROAD. and BRANCHES
= Sumner Arrangement After May /. until further
notice TRAINS VIII daily Sundays excepted As follows
FROM CHICAGO. WESTWARD.
First tram viii leave for Aurora -----------5 d
Second tram, for E.gn and II. Charles, at----s n
Third tram. flr Eem. s. Charles and Aurora, att Z NJ
FOR CHICAGO. EASTWARD
First train viii '.aye Aurora 81 y A Nj and El9n -
and 81 Charles II a d
Second VIII leave Esn and S. Charles at---S = Al
Third tram Will leave Aurora ai-------- + III
PASSENGERS leaving Cnicagv On the O'Clock A 81 tram
for Aur.r. viii have daylight route VIA OswegS New
ark and Ottawa, and reach l. Sale ana feIu "A uie 10
take the evening boats on the Illinois River
PASSENGERS leaving Peru ana la Sale and intermediate
points hv thr morning stage. vii take the O'Clock r n
tram rom Aurora and reach Chicago at s. O'Clock same
cstuIg
STAGES viii connect At Aurora and St Charles 9r Dixon,
alV and Rocs Island Also. al Elgln iog Gaena' ana
i,nts West and North ,, . ,.
Cllc. 60. Nav !. 1851 my I'M
ENOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-
Il TON The steamer JOHN HART leaves Chambers
- pier daily SUNDAYS excepted a. o'clock return
ine leaves Keypor al O'Clock Nj landing al or lam
itOn each ~ - "a
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vaoRNING LINE for NEW HAVEN,

MI VhNI-NN I'M \ IVI y y y II -
IVh commencing MONDAY. Nav p The "eil-Anown
>-,rsl steamer Aida Gait Stone wi- lease feSNsIp
vbs,f TNTRY MORNING. a. :. oc.cs; for New en-
arsg IN ample time 90 take the car io ha2.- S,!hs-
flf = ard returning vii leave k-lgo-c Wllri Sew
Ilsy.r =, n o'ciar, VI 90 immediately a-er the SfTIS a.
II the b sion tram Dinner IA board fIe4sh' hAe on
~. ts-r.~ Fr-e 10 cents Eur vther f1-ilcllars
ANY 10 JAMES BISHOP co, BeaFer-S
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CALIFORNIANS going in quest Of a

y fortune NAV Obtain without cost, information that VIII
insure success by calling al the Passenger ASenc', al
Frnchs Hotel. CITY Hal square. New-Nork lniorma-
uop Cculars sent gratis e. order Address postage PAID
,ei0 9tDuW. ARNOLD BUFFOM 4 co.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, n. G..

~ This establishment Is the LARGEST Puoe House On
the lshuvS = situated on high ground the most AIRY
and htahy rr;on Of the ci;y and the center oi bust
ness By Sd ana careful attentsS hope 70 share the
II GIDEON ELY. pr,,,r,,,,rs
mys5 Pun VI STAPLES,
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a. CO.'S Fast CALIFOR-
DAMS g. CO.'S NEW-YORK and

" NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS We shall dispatch
an EMPRESS with Parcels Specie Iewelry & per steam
Shp GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY,. June u. 1901 Also per
steamer UNION MONDAY. June 10. 1881
1910 z ADAMS CO, TO, 10 anu ~ wal ~.
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. sure protection against foreign aggression Visitors
~ Nv orfds Far" require them, especially Il they
ct a., Continent where person permitted D. land
tbout passport Americans applying for letters al the
rdou Post Office must produce their passports Issued
u r. MONIES Notary Public. C. Broadway le5 w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-05
MIN ERAL TEETH
For Mastication.

Mzxrs@ THE subscriber gives his personal atten.
6YSsass5. tlon TO the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
NlIHYYYNp OF the best quality. from preparations
which produce ife-kike reSenabiqnce
mat so lar as Known gives entire satisfaction and is NOT
eHcelied Inc facilities of his Establishment for the Man
nacture OF Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them TO gold plates, by double fasenings when sub.
Jcted 10 great PRESSURE rendering them firm and reliable
IN mdstacdtton the and comfort with which they are
worn after due trial. the which they have
Oeeh subjected without failure their perfect articulation
ana the thorough manner in which patchwork is exc
cued enable the subscriber offer guarantv against
aJecHUe mechanism and in ali cases. meet the reason
sne expectations of his patens,-to combine the Title
uuCs, tne eiul with the agreeable "
UN hAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes, to-
MILLER's ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRItE.
new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing The
teeth and correcting bad BREATH Also
MlLLER'S COMPOUND LOTION
Gums, &c N"'' NP'"s'
ne efficiency OF the above preparations and the ncreas
demand Tor them have ind ced the TO enter
i"'o ther manufacture more largely than formerly.
BAL failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
echLnca defects in gold plate work, soldering filling
eeh, &C, by JAMES NEWTON, during his connection
WIN his ONCE, will be repaired the work done anew
'ne case may require by the subscriber, without farther
' nS " "a, tne patent. $. z. MILLER.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-05
Cleanse the Blood from all Humors
BUFFUMS HEALTH RESTORATIVE

TNHlS is the valuable Medicine that has ever been
discovered for all Bilious Complains, Jaundce Dys-
pepsla SICK Headache Constipation, Gene Debility Fe-
male weakness or Distinctions. Rheumatism &C. Ii
an excellent Medicine for Purify ing the Blood, render
Mg rch and nourishng teaspoonfu of the Restora-
i've taken on st getting up IN the morning. ana another
at bedtime, wi purify the Blood more than all the sarsa
parillas in
II quickens the circulation of the Blood restores Lost
Appce excles the Liver TO activity i'll the secre
lon OF Bile carrying it off through the natural outlet of the
body and removing that sleepy despondg state of the
m.nd mat almost always attends Liver Complaints
worms cannot live where this medicine is taken; it soon
destroys them.
~ Prepared at No. 237 Broad street, Providence, R
by p. BUFFUM. - ,
AGENTs-Worcester, Albert Clark James Green and
M b. Greenj New Worcester, Frederic Cutting; Capp-
Ve samuel trh Cherry Valley, Wright Bottomly; Ser.
ing, Hezekah Maynard; Grafton Centre, Sumner Dns-
more; New England Village, T. ID. Palmer; Farmersvle
wright q Morse; Wood took G. Fenneri Whitensville
a Hllh bNt' s. UA6rdse Taft, and Charles Fair
banks; North Uxbrdge, F. NJ. Aldrich, and William Dud-
ley. senodw9n