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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

NIIED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
Gu, COMpAN1t connecting with th- PACIFIC MAIL
99Iil-AMshir COMPAkY esryns the grraf L. :. VI Ill
O1y through L. 3 NAL Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
1oS, wa Aspinwel ard Panama. The splendid new and
cor PIE engine NAL Stearn,hp GEORGIA $500 ru1s
,sIcsn u ID Porter L. s Navy, Commsnder VIII .lil on
MfDNEsDAf, Jan: 5, a. ociock N. precisely, from
loot o. Wsrren-. North River. TIE Pscifc Mi. Stesn-
sip Compsnys regular Mail Steamer will be in resdnsss
~ Panama 10 receive the Geogis- mails ard passengers
ard fsil Immediately for San Francisco No ef5-s viii be
ard on the Fart Of the Companies n seni their p.sn
gers ihroogh with expedition. comfort and safety.
RATES OF FARE TO IsPISwALL-
Lanes saloon StateRooir ....................e SIS
Lower At End F0rw ard salo n, do........... .. S.
.Oono oabin ctandees ......................... -
Steerase. IS
Passenger VI be snded the railroad wharf Apin-
ws free Transit OF the Ismus the pssenger expense
Itsengers by TINS lne forwarded with the al from
Panama and are not exposed detention the Company
have spare boa's At Panama.
Rse. Of fare from Params TO San Francisco the
favorsbe toms. For freight passage sppyto
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, az the Office ofthe Coz,
No. III West-st, corner Of Wsrrenst
NB-Shppers are requested 20 supply Themselves with
The Companys bills Of sding which will be signed the
Siling.
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r. A. Chiffon Auctioneer. r
EXECUTORS SALE oil

III VALUABLE REAL ESTATE and Leasehoid rem re III
es 10 be sold at Auction by order OF the Executors o,
RICK RILEY deceased-COLE I'll L lCn WIN ~
auction al ~ O'clock the Merchants fXchaise; NV
York on MONDAY the 10th January 1907 the following
stb vacant of ground each p by loo Zee,
II inches in depth ON south side OF llShst 100 iee' ~
kxenne A-No 1874 On the east side next to the SOUTH
ga, cn,ner Of Avenue and 18th ft on the Ot Is IoI
story brick house. the front OF the lot - Zee, @
s. feet and fourstory brck house on a ,ne I an
inches by &c feet; lot Is feet shes by 70 ec
so,h Street South side commencing LOO ieet Wenes
,.st Of The 3dav the front OF the iet
ht honse 10 by IA feet and threetory DICK w
the rear tach &c by l6 feet There Is M ~ viii
non, OF the lot of feet inches when nun ~ ,r
me- rear houses This property slessehod with tue p''
ap"nveNo $40 Fourstory briek house IN iron, aat
Wottory and basement biieS mouse on ~, ,, o. ncb
house feet 81 inches by A. feet; rear mouse - @
Ttvenue-No S72 Four-s:ory brick house WIN oaAeis
ON the front Of the lot "a feet "a inches oy 70 ise a
two,tory and basement brick house on me ISai 81
inches by 6 feet lot "a feet 50 inches by % ptn,
Wile,,s, No ca Four-story brick house on Tue IIou'
Of n, lar % nv IS feet, and urstoy bck house on tue
rear ssf,t by IS feet lot rs by lco feet deep the .,
Wlltts, No &c 1hrce-story bilch mouse On ''ie 80.
ofhe ot p nv % feet and fouI-story oIieA hUe M -,
rear Is by &c fset 10, % by leo feet VIA an @'' '
three feet -. -, c-oo, ho,ses O..
Street Four tvo-stoIy and attic brioA front lon so ~
2d.st on the northeast corneroi Avenue ~ e''" Nv
IS dtep This property is leaSthod' -, e, bouse ON
Aytrpe A-Ono tvyo.stoIy aud attic boS i,os Iot
Avenue A. on the side and between ~ Is lease
| q feet inches by so feet deep IN"
Foru,rs and full particulars as TO terms &c, spi b
1 JAMES W. WHITE, Esq, No IL Nsss"u''' " "
Arctioneer No 9Walst rxecu.ors Of
ttRRhA NNGkIIT HiFSY deceased
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COURT-In the matter of tho
Tux ANIMAL HIarys or

Tbs ANNUAL HIRING OF NEGROEs.-The
time for hiring negroes for the year 1883 viii sive
Banss will Be converted into unroofsd inell
g Office and the masters and rerA IN sccosd
snce with the usual custom will briefly dance attendance
upon heir black attendants An article upon this mattr
Of hiring negroes Published The southern Planter for
this month points out Of the evils alleged 70 be
injury to all parties the hrer the hiree, and the
no himself and society AZ large. Formally the owner
himself exercised IN selecting master for h slave,
and placed HIM where IN his Judgment he ought to be-
but the negro permitted TO choose his master -
IL called in other words be 10 permitted sxereise
dsrsoR, snd under circumstances which leave hi@ no
70 give fair play 20 what little be has Inc sonse
ousnces what mishf be expected hs eitne1 rsns
master who he knows viii indulge him. VIII exset eat hns
labor and Erant him many privileges end 800 acsi OF
tine for himse he 10 b.bed ~ money - ne pfem
OF certain profit to accrue from poaeom on A1or
Wiling % take him such terms ana taefeoy PiAn1 the
yer ~ yeon In the conirast Tor obedience end stipn
Lats. .mself mo certain amount OF servitu4e'
The ele proceeds some length 70 advocate the posi-
ron hat raasteTs should enooss good home fs tSssr
placed uader proper restrictions and indaencss
P Rshmoad Va Dsgsteh-
~ The following is good receipt for max
;,,frs sindlera BY which much trouble may be seved
axe qrar q tar and three pounds Of sssn neis them
brr 70 cooling teupersturs with - much uss
with hfti. charcoal added can - worried "a, epsead
out willie hot Upon board when cold, Sesk up into oDps
Of The sze Of large hcaory Int and yca have e. ssus
sxpense kidding enough for houshed year
H. VIII easily ignite from match, and burn with
strong blaze long enough to start any wood that Gs
burn Ifthrown top of crate fup ofcoal they Will
die ire 10 q very short time, add without any
lClneisnsn Daily Journal.
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and NEW.HAvEN RAIL

ROAD.-WIsrEs ARRAsGEsEsr.-Deee.nberl Il, 1852
Trains out Of aud Special
II and lli A. NJ. and P. NJ through 70 Se~-H2ven
aisle A NJ and 6. p. M 10; Port Chester
The ~ A. NJ connection with traln fron New
Haven TO Hsrtfsrd and Sprnrhed and with tain over ia
TIrTIss TK.Iss A NJ sd 81 P, " for New Ha7en,
Hartford sprrsHed Worcester and Boston, Con1eccEt
Rrer snd Vernon. Railroad TIE m trAin coaaects a.
New-Hsven with train OF the NewLondon Road 70 Sex.
LondoD Norwich, stcnlnstoa AID Providence The I'D
p At 70 New London oniy.
TIE A NJ stcps a. SANFORD and Bridgeport cen
p>~f;r- vii Ho-satcric ard Nsr-,rcek Railroads q
Bridseport The 81 p NJ stops Stamford Aorg.k and
Erd.ecrt eornec:.rs with Danbuxy Railroad y Sor~
AID viii Rorsstonie and NalSatuek Railroads az Bfdzepo
Trains into Newly aid spesi-- a.
s. and 9S5 A NJ and p NJ through trcn New haven
At . A NJ. AID SIS r. NJ from Port Chesfef.
The SIS A. NJ receftes Passengers tom op-lnsne.a se
Hartford NeyLonson and Canal Railroads a. New hayen
The " receives p4ssenxen om Hartford and Spring
Fed and Ss<thern Rxlir0ats.
E1FsEss TsaISs leave New Haven o. rrivai OF irnLf
fem Boston At n AID s.S P. NJ istoppins bdsepou
Nor~ ali and Stamford , lsayinx boston a A a ane
SPM Tr.ins Of the New-London Rosa run 70 eot'neo-
So
See arg. bill Of siverseusnt .; the Staten Hsrse .l<
rI;peipsI hotss GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr- sgp'l
New Haven, DsssEbsr, IS'2
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IN PURSUANCE of an onler of the Surro.

% The Comfy % New loFt vM .o !. rpe
l. suton Al the Merrhsnis Etch.ns~ CITY % New Yss
on the twenty day Ja,asry the 1885, At twelve
o,lck rocu the Gowng descrsed Real Estate Bradley N
Co.n e-ssr The debts, ,ry,.I,
parcel q eias ssd sns the lsh wsrd n.
Cry the ~nn;herN sse Of 10Th t-her With Tie
whEh sod lot toaaei and contains sS~s
Cof-merrs hundred and t~eniy feet ion the
rnins and
gdG CONTAINING I've feet 'front.' ave FEET and
niche. the hundred nj any t ave ant one bait
eas,cry hns AM hundred and a o feet and
hf irh the westerly me TIE improvements sad
property small d-irs Ten OF
rgrchsse and shs
tssucr the deed ready ae.eryNs~ NoA Oecnosr
Clf5G GABRIEL VAN Cott.
W, n y.x Covr Pros or dow
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GREAT SALE of REAL EsTATE.-The

~ ORhbISIE lhON NOhhS fbOfEKI1, situated
~ miles East of Carlisle, Cumberland County PENN will be
sod at public sale, on the premises THURSDAY the
18th day Of January, 1853.
This ofthe finest estates in Pennsylvania and n
braces about 01O Of aud between live and SIX
dred ofwheh are cleared and in cultivation.
The improvements large two-stOry brick Mansion
House Forge Furnace GTis Mill with four run of stone
aw-Ml Carpenter shop Blacksmith Shop two stone Coal
ou'es three large bank Barns Stable 100 feet long
SIsin Horse Corn Cribs and Hog Pens together with y
Dwelling Houses
The facilities Of the Carlisle Iron Works for the produc-
non OF the finest qualities Pig Metal and Bar Iron be-
hevtd are not excelled anywhere.
water power Of the greatest and having Yellow
bieeches Creek combined with the Boiling Springs il
@ or frcezes TO prevent the operation
Works - ~
Ono hundred and four acres without Improvement il.
srded IN The sioresSd cleared and will be sold separately
ItTs-onehaf OF The purchase money to be paid tie
Jet OF Apnl ensuing when will be delivered and
BE balance IN two equal annual payments without interest
me purchaser will be required pay five per
purchase money when the propertv il stricken OF which
Will he deducted from iirst payment
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will find the proprietor on
T. e pr, misses. Address PETER II EGE
Carlisle, Penn, Dee %, 1852.
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b. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
I ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of VAL.

IL UABLE REAL ESTATE in the 18TH WARD of the
ITY oiNEW-YORK, by order OF the Supreme Court, un
the direction of Philo r Rugges Referee Nineytwo
os of Ground located 4th and 4Shst and 9th and 7h
vs. and Broadwsy-COLE Chiffon will sell at auc
ion THURSDAY Jan g. at II O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange % vacant lots of ground comprising the entire
deck of Ga lots bounded by 9TH and 18th aud 9Th and
fthe block between fifth and 4sthsts Also lots fronting
roeowsy and 7thav, between fifth and 4Sth-sts Also
ots Broadway including the corner OF Broad
and 48thst. Also. lots directly in the of the
Broadway lots fronting 7thav. This probably one of
he most important sees Of vacant property that will take
lace this Persons wishing 10 improve have
opportunity of procuring choice single lots number of
lying together in desirable localities the leading thor
suFhsrts ofthe city.
Sixty per cent may remain bond aud mortgage for tive
rthree wears ut the option OF the purchasers.
Descriptive maps of the above are now ready 81 tue once
Nthe auctioneeIs (o<oj
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WINTER ARIsANGEMESr-On and aitor Mon
day Dee 20 and until further notice. trains leave Emlra
fof.C soandsigua, as follows:
Mail TrEin at A. ~. on arrival Of Night Express
Train flom New-York connecting at Canandagaa with
trsns The Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester But
fals end Niagara Falls.
Dsy Frpr,ss :, 10 Pm. OF arrival Of Day Expire 6
from Neu-Ysrk The time OF leaving NewI0 may be
son 10 the advertisement OF the Newfork and
Enc Railroad. LILLIAN u LATHAM, ouPI
New-YoTk Dec. 70, 1852.
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,W.JFRSEY RAILROAD.--NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. 5. MAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Throush in u hours Jersey
A NJ and y p n, from foo; Of Courtlsndtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot of Walnutst Fare reduced
n g. for hrstelass and g. 50 for secondcass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
Conductors Passengers with sssase the terry Is rn-
stes before the trains leave.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

" ROUTE from NETWORK to EEkMOnI sha
CISIDI THROUGH Tickets 20 Bellows Falls Rutland,
Bur6ngton. Windsor White River Junction, Wells River,
81 Johr-bury 81 Adams Rorse's Point Osdensolrsn and
Montreal by the Newi0rk and New-hsvs1 IL eonn-enon
with the No-theTn Rsrssds Express Trans leave a.
" and 5 ~ PM Ticket Office corner Br9sdssy and
CauA-,t New-York Freight by steamer TRAVELLER
from Pecks Sip evesy dsy precisely IN connection
with The Railroads with espsieh reduced rates 10 Bur
Nngton, Ogcensburgh. Montreal and owls
me- Railroad Companies forming the NcwHsven route are
Se:eru1ee % make the comfortable s1d expeditions
winter rorte from New-York 70 Vermont ana Ctnscz
HYDE Railroad AGENT, No lo- south ST. Nj
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CHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of an e y. GU.
ton to me directed and delivered w ar ~ pecsmber
public suction on MONDAY, the .o1 ~ ~, Civ Hall in
he CIV q III the sh e and int pe5 S,S OF
ISAAC CouRsEN which he Gsa s 0d to the premises
pown as runber ss2 i,hs in the City OF s.sea ,its
Ess pant Of Inc ctse CT Abraham SIeanto belonging
e. aId singular the appWtenahces "'''
Ntw-YoIk, November IL 10, : c.RNLEY Sheriff.
NM. $. WOOD. Deputy shsriu ~ ,-.a.v the 10th day
The Above sale is postponed un IN. hnn,'
"Jsnuary 1855 at place ana 9Gaa,RNLEY Sheriff
WA = woon nerutv Shern.
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feaal Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE Of SALE OF
y f,koSkkrf Ss UNPAID aSsESsNrNTs-fsshs soecs
even nat sale foe unrNd a~>snsrcfs ~H
ir pA.e AZ Fubl Hal Cy " fcss
On fhiDN sih DAY n Avri isSa IL or<Sk AMI -
'or1"1 o Jay 70 dy INT, The ~hoe ssd shah ~
soe ana hs' TIE sr'sed sss-u, Of the py 80 - d
or Snrsd as>s-snrots pu6~hrd Nornns
ae~spspsr printed sr1 pab Cy
BY orce Of the Mayor, asJ conHoassy Of hr Cav
Ne~ Ncrk JOHN DODCr S,r.,. csn..
stree, Department, Dec. 81. isss 90 I,~Isf.
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Ocean Steamers. &f.

NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Ssr;Weeklv T. $ Mail Lne.--The new and FAST s'ins
- Union r. Adams Commander VIII iea's
~ p.r No 4 North River on SATl RDAf, Jan.
10y p NJ precisely For freight apply on eoSfa.
,bcTe all bills OF adng will be signed ana iof Passe "
the Office OF A,r psroNk "a M a. Soafhst1
rt ,lte,s 10 Jscksonyile, for ssh 10 Pils.ss
sss No bills of lsdins signed after the Steamer nA
yu,HE SHORTEST and III Z A L ES l
i poIr1E LINE for SAN fhAN-
1SSo onv line giving Tickets for crossing the
III new double engine steamship STAR On thh VS.
roo inns will leave from Fer No = Mo.a Ne,
SOY NJ precisely WEDNESDAY Jan. e2 on g
eelo h The Pacic steamer over the NlCARAGJA rhaS
s s9T RoiJTF' having but IL MILES OF LAND TRAN
rSs steamers are unsurpassed IN their soeomnious
sn,.t;op For aiorIsstion or passage sppIs ony "
~" n n ALLEN Agent No. bsfteI y-Psce, up $3.50
sy- The pnbc are cautioned against the Nple-ensiS
ofHIRED RUNNERS ofotheI mes NONE ~s
tor this hne = =
TNpIPE CITY LINE-T II ROU u II
TIcKETs 10 SAN FRANCISCO a. kbp wv
pSTrS both for CABIN and SIEEhATI.. .,.h..
GfRS via ASPlNWALL DlRECTTp, .ae, 'e csnns.5ei
UM - on WEDNESDAY JAN At o'clock n ire.
MIL az r. connecting at PANAMA WIN ne Lssoi.s
I ei ~. NEW ORLEANS 500 tuns fds.r w -
which steamer VIII be in readiness 70 AAe tas
ssenrers on arrival AZ Panama, and pfS0ee1 "''-
tay 10 San Francisco. -, s.. po.r,. IN hail ri les
seeon ,hs came table Fins, Cabin Pssssnss. p,
T;,sS States ai-enbark Alongside the h~hsa "
lar frrssAt or pssssge, sPpiyt o,ouvsox s
I HOWARD son, ASents
No. 81 Brosdvss.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

i Arrangement Trans leave Chambenst daily, for
Albany and Troy.
Express Train GA NJ. through in 4 hours connecting
With Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal q, O'clock
evening
Mail Train A. M-Throush Way Train p NJ.
Express Train p. M.-AccomAodafion Train 7 p. NJ.
For Tarrytown al ? Pm and Evening Tram a, II
o'clock.
For Po'keepsie al. 4P. M.-For PeekskIl at 53oPM
The Taryown Peekskill and Pok~epsie Trains stop et
oil Way Stations.
Passer gers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher lh
and 5lst-sfs. .
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canals at 7So AN for Poush-
keepsie AID at Pm for Albany stopping a, all Way Sta
tous GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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Ter F FIN s. e 'Sf Z Co. No Sc w.nr NY
BROWN sHlPLEY L Co, Liverpool.
L G ROBERTS Co, No. IS hirs's Arms fas.
London. 49,
JOHN MUNROE L Co, Rue Notr- Dame des Vic
torres Parrs, or. GE0 II DRAPER, Hayre -,
TIE owners al hcse ships VII not sc accountable Tor sod
slyer bullion spcie ~elrv precious stones metsA an
less % OF dne Ssned therefor and The value tnefeo
therein expressed.
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TJNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The saps conn

poSug tbs line The following: - .
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIflC, Capt we,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALlls, capt Coh'''oSA
ADRIATIC, Capt Grefton.
Thee hps have been built by contract eEpr Gov
rrcton as also in their Engines TO insure strength and
I'D and their Accommodations br passengers are uRe-
paled for Slssanee ard comfort Price o. passage from
SewYork TO Liverpool IN ffs.clss cabin. s in second
DO $40: exclusive o. extra state rooms $40; from
fx,rroolt TO New ORR $50 aud ~. An exPereneedsir
I'm ttachea 10 eerh ship No berth secured until paid ior
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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T.. II. LUDLOW, AuctioneeI.

T OF on the ca sterly corner of Broadway and
IL Fulton known as No PIP Broadway, TO be Leased
by Auction. n,r ..; l.. r tt
The subscriber will Lease at Public Auction by II. H.
IIIDIOW Auctopecr, at the Merchants Exchange, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of January next at noon tor
the Of Twenty One Nears.irom the rst gay ., my
being 90 feet ON Broadway 2, feet in the rear 10 feet
inches on Fuonst and n feet inches on the nother'y
sSe Possession on the first Of May next Terms at SALE
'"' NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver.
uo6l CUAS w. SANFORD, Solicitor.
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a. NJ nEswis, Aucuoneer.
~ BANGS, BROTHER H. Co.--Trsct

ASSAcs Rooms. No. Is ParkTow.
{. GSEAr SALE % rHE BALANCE OF IaE ELEGANT Eas
tIsu ANIMALS Ia53-1hc subscribers will sell THIS
Jtieay) EVENING, Dec 81 ali the remainder OF The
stIntr Of SfLENDIO ENGLISH ANIMALS for the
PRESENT The will commence with the above
6ociock Icsey, after which viii be offered choice
.efis Of other supcrbly illustrated BOOKS American Au
uues and Fancy Articles comprising many choice Holiday
Offs &C. Particulars catalogues be had the Sales
Rooms
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JAMES M. MILLER Auctioneer
Il ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of M

- PROVED PROPERTY, known ca Nos 126, l28 $780,
S2 ~ l56 Nassaust; also No 10 Beekmau-st adjoining
the above in the rear.-JAMES NJ MILLER 4 Go. will
el TO close atrust, on THURSDAY Feb. g. 1853 at II
o'clock; at the Merchants Exchange
ON NAssAusT-The four-story brick Buildings Nos 1876.
l28, $50, l32, I34, l26 Nassau-st
ON BEEKmaNsT-The brick Building No 10 Beekman-
H.. adjoining the above.
The whole property now rents for SO 500 and can he
made with little expense for SIS 900 per annum
Two-thr6s of the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage Maps particulars at the Auction rooms
No. q Maiden-lsne.
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Halee bn Antiion.

AUCTION NOTICE RICH FANCY and
~ ROUSE KEEPING GOODS FAMILY PRES
FMS, at 40 Wllams, Cedar on FRIDAY, Dec. 81,
Il O'Clock, w. w SHIRLEY. catalogue sale positive
10 eosc up ccnHenments Silyerplated Coffee and Tea
Sr ana Is Ctssofs. Forks aud Spoons Chna Tea, Din
H srd Toilet Sets Vase Ornaments Glass ia great vlre
fslier Msche, Tea Trays. Tables. WORK Boxes Table
gallery, &c &c Sale peremp:ory. Worthy the notice Of
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS LIy:

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.--The Llv.
w rRPOoL ard PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
CO intend SAILING TIE 'iyorIte ses-ashHps - foaows;
CITY or MANCHE STER-. ? rs. csPt Robert L-itrh
CITY OF GLASGOW......l,elo,C Capt WLAeIr Wyh>
fsoA PHILADELPHIA -
CITY OF MANCHESTER.......T Thursday, Jan 8, ls,5
ciTy nv l;IAsGOW THURSDAY FEB 8 1853
ctTy or MANCHESTER -. THURSDAY ALr s 1855
cry or GLASGOW .......... Taurstay Msr 81, 1888
FROM LIVERPOOL -.
CITY OF GLASGOW ......... "Wednesday ysn- so
SSii1Y ~ N.SCHrST-y r 80 Weir..i.v Peb 2 1855
XIV or ii iSGoW - Wedne.saT Ma. 2 1853
CITY OF MANCHESTER. "Wednesday. Ma. y, ~
RATES OF Passages
FROM FpfI ApEIFBfA TEox LIVERPOOL
saloon ssr s.terUorss SO ssoca ,er Ssztescors y goa
aa<hr
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CUPREME COURT.-LEvI 8. CHAT

YIELD Attorney GsAss Of the state Of New fosk ast IhI
President, DIRECTORS AND coNPASf on The CANAL
BANk AiDAsr-In pu1.ussc~ order Of the saps.as
Court fork rssfs the 2th day 81 May 1870.
ts u tho Bsnk OF bsy hereby
ih holders 81 the tands notes or bis of N,
1odas
the gnderrssed tbs tsanse usDzS
bali. susnd~r~c the hr-t dividend Of ssy
they required pehf the af nfes % bhs ana
ymsnt The ssd Receiver At his os N tins Cay
Albany sihn from h> date Of ms socs 90 desah
4 pfecgs~d the benefit VI the fund
ved payment VI The it noiss ts and oeaca'e. sht
C. of hoss the and that the ssd fund
,e the SAID Court for the bsnett
1.-THE other creditor. Es B@Rk such
hereafter d>temne Tor sea,rr u those bold
m Recover has made
BY ~ also be pad presentation 70 the CONNER
- Is,.Ty ANDREW WAITE Rees,er
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SHlP A. CHESEBROUGH, for SAN
-, - fkANA isCO.-Shppsr desired to bADd tax
bils Of Lsdirs foT adjustment; and si,nA-ure.
Roar Cshan Passenger. can - hsnd>ouely scoonmoise
J. 5 OAKFORD. No. - Wal ct
tOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
y ard ACAPuLCO-The fine. last steamship ALBA
TRUSS .o iurs burden Cart McNeil VIII leave chs
for VERA CRUZ direct
Lerers vii be taken FOR San Francisco via Acspaco 70
C. u ettre 81 srecial Agent sent for that purpose
Ihs the shortest. cheapest moe: pleasant for
ptsseuger hourd 70 Cahfa-ni.
For Freight, Letter, or Ps.s.ge. apply to
SIMEON DRAPER No IS Plpes,-
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r.; W. wEsrcorr, Auctioneer.

II. W. WEsTcoTT Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-Ine spe-
ca attention ofhousekeepers lie invited to the sale Of
elegant Furniture, &c, ON FRIDAY MORNING, at l0I
O'clock. OF NO. lf6 Greenwchev This sale will be a
ItIe ptoTy clearing out sale, consisting Of elegant Sofas
lichy carved Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut Chairs
Rose wood and Mahogany Bureaus six large Dining Ia
bos Card Center and Pier. do. IL handsome Bedseads
FEATHER Beds Mattresses Gilt Mirrors Carpets elegant
Mantle CIocks aud Vases rich Window Shades Glassware
Chm Stts, Silver Cake Baskets, &c.
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SIEAM for MONTE NIDEO, BUENOS
- AiRES, ENTIRE RIOS. CORRIENTES ASSUME
TON and CUYABA, Tn Brazil )-S.mple freight and pas
sensers Will be taken II fast with excellent
connie cGtors under the command Of experienced cap
tam 70 leave this port about the 18th Of January
CABIN 10 Monte Vdeo and BGenos Ayres......sl51
Cabin 20 PGTag1av. Observation-Disclosures. 30
orfreIght or pasfsse. apply 70
LIVINGSTON, WELLS Co. AGENTS
No. 4; BruadEay
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
~ YORK CITY RAILROAD-ExienslOn OF the slx.

Foot Track 20 Buslo-Ths road extending from butao
10 Horneilsye the New ork and Ere Railroad 10 now
completed and in full opcraion forming in connection WITH
that road the shortest and most direct route De-
tween Ne~-Iok City and Buffalo. IL Is OF the ski0ot
1usge and bslt the substantial manner; and the
,sier portion oft having been in operation some mont
"a entirely from the shness asGa on new Los
Fare from Newiork 10 Buffalo. ....,.'.''si %
,gush ticses and baggage checks BE- procured At
the Depot OF the kew-loTk and Enc Railroad, loot oi
me tIpe. for esvn xewYork may be leaned By refer
euce 10 the advertisements Of the Newfo7s and Enc h-
rad The trains will leave Homesvlle Tor Buffalo on ne
.rr;,al OF he Frie Railroad trans-Bufao, Nov ~ 1872
JG HOYT supt Buffalo and n. Y. City K K