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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

~ GAYLER's SAFES are the safe Sales
al the rscsn, grea fires ia Buffalo philadelphia and IN this
CITY Eight VI Gaysrs Salamandsrs were fully tested
one fell Al stories snd outside when taseu Ost
~ eye days after the ire and all Ike more than one hun
Sred othey. of ayleTs sass delivered the Bank No
Books &c they contained nuibiufed. 0aylers sasman
dsrs have boen often fully ssed hJ FIRE as any Others
and IN no failed TO afford perfect secu-
r,y-they 6Te-DroOf hejoEd qaesiion- Dego,, No
80 John of Gold where tfla Sales and Satesi
.ale msv he eYamined rs IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Loss of a New-York ship.

The day previous to the departure Of
the America, intelligence reached Liverpool, Of the
total loss Of the new ship Columbus, Capt. McCer
ron, owned by D. & A kiDgslani OF Ne~-Yofk, on
the 7th inst, of the Irish Coast near Waterford
Two lady AID two Storage passengers, together
with egh. OF the crew persisted but Capt. Nicer
ron, his officers and the remainesr Of tho passenger
AID crew succeeded IN reaching the shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEwYoRK. MONDAY. JAN. %, 1879.
For Europe.

The next numbe; Of 7le T'ri6ur> for E''r'p.s'
- ,yill be issued on WEDNESD -
MORNING. at o'clock. 1t viii contain all the
T,,est News up to the time Of going TO press
n. 4 .,s sails from this por. on Wednesday At
1 % cf.fnrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Nav Canstituttou.

Il was announced that farther delay OF zen az sl.
would tsse place before The promugason q 80. ,
Few Constitution would re MADE. Inls ~" se,
yaIiOusiy accounted for,-one opinion s'e'in -
that the President cokiented for i5erLiziHg,
another for restricting, the legitimate gparAn'e''
The Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
FRANCE TRANQUIL.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE NEW FRENCH
CONSTITUTION.
RUPTURE BETWEEN NAPOLEON
AND THE
BRITISH AMBASSADOR.
Disastrous 20 the British) News
from the Cape OF Good Hope.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
FLOUR FIRM CORN ADVANCED.

BY THE KOVA SCOTIA NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
AND THENCE
BY BALNS MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
SUNDAY Morning, Jan. 25, 1859.

The Royal Mail Steamer America, Capt
Lang, from Liverpool, Saturday, Jan 10, with IS
passengers for Boston and for Halifax, arrived
at her wharf in this city shortly after midnight,
and sailed for Boston at p o'clock this morning.
The America reports continued succession
of very severe gales for the last 10 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
r. J. RICHARDS, Secretary, Ne lO7 Fulton 81.
ia svDHHW
Sr,JIyc OFF BrLow Cosr. -fTIrcHcocK


LYApBEATER No 3a7 broadway. corner Of leonard 81
are sep OF of he Winter STOCK OF DRY toods
below Cost sId cheaper an sach goods have ever beo
offered an New Yotg-As beautiful CaDcoes warranIe1
fast colors al 60. yard good Ems bsh Menno a. IS
Trench do Go Embr nde "a Cola,s 10 Cd and al xmas
Of Dre,s Goods as Coaks Shaws silks De Lanes aids.
Cashmeres &C &c onespondlnEly cueAp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

UNION CONVENTION IN ALABAMA BY
telssrspAic dispatch dated al Montgomery, Alabama,
ON the 2ist inst learn says TIE Washington Tie
graph, that the Union Convention has adjourned, and
shat Union National Convention was teoom-
mendtd, TO convene in Washington IN Jane next.
jeremiah Clemens, of the United States Sera,e,
DemecIa', and (. Belser, Esq. Whig Vegs ap-
pointed delegates at large fson the Si.to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

-CArITaI 500 COO ~ sIAEls or 500 n "a 49, -
hereby 9vss 10 tn.fe who Nafe wrt'en 'f dPFer--a
shares IN lhs ca tal STOCK n re above 20 ayah - 49,
NAV be intending So fUDscf DO, tai ne So,y
Is neatly flied ~ leaving nt ftif uho ~ -. - s,Is
sA1r,s antaLea ogt tts tE0 hundred of1s'oi ~ "
In New Togk. 4..,,,.tutusnt tsa,
slsye be re oasy on tns ert 90 let re mach re-
,,,,a - re ivtssns ~ .fs C7nfaDy =, ci,nssy
~ vii h., eeurie Cd and sn-ff9 20 ~. "a no dam;
.ssi. s,s,n3 care HON. faly insfsu r. month OF
Ill ~ pDos the ground an "a csriN zion Of 0as
49,. rsrt IL capacity ca a - ~ " - rbci vii
S,>S 1,ns Of orr pt, 9is re sfe 20 ~ IN, :, "a
ga fiyss 70 t,c ccl.s " "a - - ~,
to' Doi Irr'rtd csr cent - ne I'm - - =. -
~ nse.~ .ae.niR - 20 be aiiscAes W '1s a1Af~
and circulars = - f1rWarted BY saI - AZ
.sh information re fe-eiq' 81 fTo tefse-cvht
s.aHrs Tor pfepay ~ he same NJ may oe o.
- .Dpl,cstian he sfce. No minlng company
.st beep orranzed ordsr susgices 50 favorable fo
.ru,dspt success the - as Na4eq Company, whifb
,o.,esses deeH acYeS o. c'gtms sac heaviest machinery
xsr constfucted FOR the huensfs aEc the most periee
n'etbod q smal Kams'InB Inc f'ock viii be worm Al
least sSp 10 600 per share N twelve months hs tbe
Pss,isnt sais on the 5'h FEB for California letters on
kusInees with the COMPANY after .na- ose should pe 40
5tessed (pOstpsId) so the Secretary.
Tho Aeepcy and Transfer Once Pc Permanently located
Al No g7 Fulton ST " Y, AID VIII be open az AL times
10, the II bufnrss Reports and official mott
sss will be made from time time by the Presdent spc
DIreetofs tsrough Tie ~ + Daaig and Weekly IrttHNe
] WINcHgsTER, President.
- RICHARDS, Secretary, NJ iV7 Fulton 81
e-~na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
How lightly falls the 10, Of time
That onlV fyeadg IN flowers y
OPERA GLASSES Those who d

FIRE-REMovAL-W WATKINS, BoOtmaker,
ean be found AT No li6 Funon-t second story front
room (nert TO his old staad until further notice
Business earned ON az usual ia q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

ER- FowLsR & WsLLs, Psychologists and
Publshsrs Clinton HAL, No III Nassau-st New York,
. md No. les Washington. 1T, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

Rtv. DR. DEwzY's LECTURES ON TIE
~ -, ~, tf,.x Uxsrt.y Iatsy 90 ver.d before the
u,W Institute Bostoa. ~i b. speaied IN nst- ~.
a. the Chgrct Of no htss Ia, q '>o ~ IAe a. l.7
80 hi ~ r.cR ou TCEsltf E~@Nlh0i 'ss' a. - y
o'ciockP.k. . ~
6enfismar and lazy -----------------
Tsmlly u fouf ysfsaas .s
sies ~ q; 3 E,.rc.. 3. 10 10 ~ Broad Eay T J.
Gown No go Br0sGa ay k.+la 2 bnuan- no -.
BrO.ewaJ No moLey NJ - rtceFel ~ TOE o'"f ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
BURNING OF STEAMER AMAZON

Probable Resignationofthc British Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ Prof. Olmstead writes to The Bssson

~ Prof Olmstead writes to The Boston
7fecey follows, In relation to paragraph upon the
comparative merits Of certain famous telescopes. which
we copied from that paper last week
EDITORS or TRAyKLLkR friend has directed my
attention article IN TAs 1arsiev of Friday. the
2ith, correcting In the report Of my lcotsrsn
New York on Monday evening previous h wss, a. you
supposed, mistake ON the part Of the reporter. What
ssd was that although the Cambridge telescope u so
much smaller than the Rosss telescope mot the RnssfSa
vet from the superiority OF Refsctors Refcctors
deemed the Cambridge Instrument more desirable poe
session than that and thought Il matter Of great
national interest that country has % noble tcle
scope probably the finest IN the world.
take this opportunity 10 remark that, IN reports Ut
scientific lectures entire accuracy hardly to no ex
pected Such reports ofmy lectures on Astrcnony At
the New York Tabernacle as have met my eye, have In
general appeared TO TO indicate earnest desire On
the part OF the reporters 70 convey correct impression
OF the discourse. Some Of them appear 70 be executed
with unusual skil; but the writers may be presumed
not to be femisr with the SCIENCE occasional mistakes
would occur which, appearing as they did IN different
papers could not easily he corrected and must ask
he charity of my scientific friends to believe that after
meny ycers devoted TO ,he study and teaching OF AZ
tronony would not commit errors In the plsa state
ment Of either the facts doctrines Of the science.
Very respectfully. yours.
yaL< ceL<e> Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
NIEW ROIrTE-RUFFALe and NEW

Foot Track 10 Burslo-Ths road eItsndzs rom nanno
10 HornesviTe on the NewYort aud Ere nAoea ~
copeted ana IN full oper.rcn fcrninr IN connection via
thss road the shortest cheapest and most dect ous
tween New-York City and Baso. IL = Of ne nIfSos
guaxe and buf IN the most substantial manrf ana toe
rrss;<r portion OF Il hxy,r: been N operation some mont
IL entirely free rora the ruughne ns1ai on new ,s
Fare from New-Yoh 20 Bstalo .....-;.....s1
tie Depot Of The Kew-YSTk and Enc Railroad, loot o.
Dpsne-st- ny
Tks times br lesvn Sew-York may be leaned By refer
epce 70 the Of the Nswfork ADD Ene ka
reed The trains vin leave Hcrnes'ie Z, sSso on i ss
arrival Of the Erie Railroad uains-bznsio; NOV -, ~
]. G. HOYT, supt Bgfsls scs n. Y. City T.
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BEWARE of IMPOSITION !


TIE greater the vsne Of any discovery the highers held
the esteem Of the pubic and much IN proportion sinai
public liable b. imposed upon by the spurious limitations
Of gnoralt designing aud dishonest whe IKE the drVae
in the hive have neither the ability INCLINATION to pro
vide for themselves but thrive and uxurafe upon the earn
ings OF the deserving.
Ngw that this preparation well known to be more GER
tain cure tor ncipiert CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Li'-
lar affections than other remedy known there VIII
be- and NOW ARE found those yancasy wicked a. 70
spurious, aud peShaps poisonous mixture aud Try
10 palm il of q the genuine Balssm. .
Tbs is TO caution dealers and the public generally aglns
purchasing any other than that HAVING TIE WRITTEN
SIGNATURE OF |. BUTTS on the wrapper. The rest
merely initiate the OF the original, while they pos
none a It's virtues ,,,,-,,.
Originally prepared By Williams CO. PhilAielpha
now prepsfed and ,od Wholesale and rese only by SETH
W. FOWLE Boston, Mass to whom all orders should De
aud cor sale by his agents throughout the coan
uy. 1900, . n 81,
General Agents No. 100 Faton-st-; Thomas Maxwell
No Sc willirmst John MILAN, No. ls3 Broadway; Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores and No ITO Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT-Cahb A. Baryess agt.

~ lhoss nHs -Ssrisoes as Scnssd ~nr.ss
lCom 40 ser lilo THOMAS p wRIrE Nea h~sssy
ucrc and re2aed 70 the art. sAkA
tbs lsy sed the ofe q Ae ceS q AL cosry
New fsfk al the CITY Hal IN sid CITY snl
the sad nstins he sahscrer as c~. Va g.
JoAp said CITY vhm twen', a,ys ser ~sve~ ofhss
M thr sss complain within the ans sh~s~A
IN tins stcn vii tske jndsrers ss<nst s The II svv
,.d an eighty aos With
teh cassnd esAs henir-d SNy toe
Dated Nev York DesenAet isas
" $500 Ga yoba
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Essal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro

gate Of County OF New rort VII % Be sold Al pub
the Merchant Exchssr the CITY o. New foss
January TIE ie3 az twelve
the soio~as descnb~d kss Ess o. Bradley N
d.rased or the paymst cf s debts AT Inst certain
t or parcel gosn and beng the i9h Ward u The
Cfy YOrt The souhery sde Of 18th g. 'oxher sn tbs
ba,rs. thereon whh sd bocndsa ssd oisv.
Con ens hundred aud ie-t ess IRON The point
6unms osh es-tsIJ Of the asrsecoe OF tast sHd
eoa,ans twenty feet trout twenty ave eei and two
hundred snd s seven feet I'VE and oae han
he- on the eary hundred and airy oar feet and
h.1 al "a nh on westerly improvements sxd
provsstye anal franz dwelling bouse Ten PSF esai Of
s purchase money al be required be PAID AZ Inc sac and ss
IsSs GABRIEL VAS COTf
~ n " o., p,or dos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
GREAT SALE of REAL EsTATE-The

~ CARLISLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY, situated
n miles east of Carlisle Cumberland County Penn will be
sod at public sale on the premises THURSDAY, the
18th day OF January, 1853
This of The finest estates in Pennsylvania end
braces about 00 of land between five and six hun
bred OF which cleared and in cultivation.
The Improvements n large two-story brick Manson
House, Forge, Furnace, Grist Mill with four OF sooe;
Saw MILL Carpenter Shop Blacksmith Shop two stone Coal
Houses three large bank Barns Stable, 100 feet long
Gram House. Corn Cribs and Hog PENS together with Y
Dwelling Houses
The facilities of the Carlisle Iron Works for the prodnc
ton Of the finest qualities Of Pig Metal and Bar Iron II be-
Eevtd, are not excelled anywh here
The water power Of the greatest and having Yellow
Brooches Greek combined with the Boiling Springs never
fails freezes prevent the constant operation OF the
Works
One hundred and four acres without improvement in
Guided in the aforesaid cleared and will be sold separately
Onehsf CT the purchase nouey 10 be paid on the
LIST Of April ensuing, when will be delivered, and
the balance in equnl annual payments without interest
The purchaser win lie required to pay five cent Of the
Iurcbeee money when the property stricken on which
will be deducted fiom first payment.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing viii find te on
tie premises. Address PETER r. EOE.
Carlisle, Penn, Dec. %, 1852.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw-
CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and afeI MOE
dsy Dec 20 and until further notice trains leave Eifs
for Csn.Ddaisus, as follows:
Mai Tram sf A M arrival OF Nisnt EhPrssss
Train from Sew-York connecting a. Cansnds gus ~
trains the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester nu
fao and Niagara Fslls
from NewYsrk The time Of leaving New or uisy %
seen by reference 10 th advertise ment OF the ana
Enc Railroad WILLIAM g. LAfhAh' saP-
New-York Dec. ls, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
,W.YORK and NEW.HAyEN RAIL

INROAD.-WISrEa ARRAxsENEsr.-Decenbe aisa2
-Trtns out Of Observation-Disclosures and Special
Of 7srd ll} A. NJ and r NJ, through TO Nev-Hsven
AtsloA N. an q P. H., fSr Port Chester:
The lis A " IN connection with trsr NON Nes-
Haven 70 Hartford ard Springfield AID with ,rsn over the
Canal Road.
ExrRrss TRAINS ats A. NJ nd 81 P, NJ for New-Haven,
Hartford, Springfield, Worcester and Boston. Connecticut
River and Vermont RAlroas The A ~ train connects II
w-Hsyen with train of the London Road 70 Ne "
Lendon Norwich, stonington and Providence The $50
p. NJ 20 New-Loudon only
The A NJ, stops a; Stamford and Bridgeport con-
Meeting with HolsHturc and Naag1tEck RAllroe6s az
Bridgeport The 81 p NJ stops At Stamford. NOrwaik add
Bridgeport connecting with Dcnbury Railroad AZ Norwak-
and II Housa;onic and NxuEztuck Railroads bridgeport
Trims into acknowledgements and SPecis-af
81 and sS5A NJ. and +. M through from New Haven
At = A. NJ. and SS5 P. ~, from Pert Chester.
The 95 A NJ receives passengers from Springfield ard
Hartford NcwLondca and Canal Railroads Al NewHaysn.
The p NJ receivespiscnzers from Hartford and Spring
FIELD and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven on srfivs, OF trains
from Boston At II and $50 r NJ stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwak and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. NJ and
SPIN Trains Of tie New London Road run il connec.
ton.
See large nil Of advertisement at the Station Heuse and
principal hotels. GEO W. WHISTLER, Jr, SupI
New Haven, December, 1882.
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A. M MERwIE, Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER g. Cd-Trade

N|bsIts HO0ms, NO. I3 PafE,r0w.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 90, at O'Clock.
SPLENDID COLLECTION or Books, PAPIER MAcHE Goods
fAncy ARTIcLEs, &C. expressly suitable for HOLIDAY
GiFTS-Embracing magnificent Illustrated Books, Standard
Works fine Bibles and Prayer Books ANIMALS 1855
sreat variety, in rich bindings &c &c Also, choice
sortment OF elegant Pearl Ipsid PAPER Mache Tables
Chairs, Music Stands Desks Card Trays Portfolios Ink
stands &c, &c; chinese Carved Ivory Chess and Fans
English Albums, Fine Porte Monnaes Card Cases Moroc
co Desks, Fohos, &c, &c.
to Full particulars in Catalogues the morning Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
MiIlinerp.

rp,O TIE LADIES.-Our Fall style o. La
49, Ms,s and Ch dren's Drah and sask ren' p,acs
&C. Resx,r Ronuefs with q bosatfai Beaver hdane
sna , r Ladies and Mses msds from shs best sS S .n
nsrket Also large and handsome ss s. IA n~~
snd Of Drsb and Silver Felt Black and psS Seise
~ Fiat. Tor Boys Mss. and Children, q
ga ssfsbhshp,sns. Nc scS Bowcry'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
CUPREME COUNT b. Wallace

~ agNnst Samuel Carlyle lhk phs hSpANt aes -
hereby and required 70 the coufsfi ths
sfon bah NIL be Died the c6e cf the Clerk 81 ne Vu and
Co4nty al New York the City Hat n said CITY and ~ serve
copy your the sad complain, % se sse oes e
,nce. No 81 Valet the CITY % Nee rerk, whn twenty
dry exclusive 81 the day
a. and ts the ss'd ccsspssns within
H. time aforesaid oil take asset
,on hundred snd atty dollars with interest
Thousand eight hundred sna ~v sA'
besitc the tAe DATED, Dessmher ~ ieol
ID G. RiNGt.tND. Plantlds Atosncy
rs complaint hied the cmc~ o. he Css OF
the ard County Of New York the City Mall ,a cy o" he
soth hay o p~censber issa
90 lsvtwn II. 4 ktN1LANp, rianuh . Auefsey
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AR BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE

~ PlLLS-Ths wonderful and justly celebrated rerne-
DIV be had his office may be sent by mail % any
address Office OF Broadway and Hoastons st. over
The Doctor attends exclusively % an office
Practice Houn from o'clock A. VI 10 u M and nom
t,IlOp NJ
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TN PTRSUANCE of nn order of the

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the 6srro-
rate 81 De County Of Sr~ York sorfe heey pves % ~
pr ksvAs es asan<t WILLIAM CHARDAvorM ~ %
ne City o. View Yosk deceived rressas e sarns vhs
.1ksert<rs oee 30 IA cssJ So -
81 xev Ierk k<s the 2la dy Of IeefusU ss<I
Dstse, yes fofi, The iifh d4y ofAag9st ia
THOMAS &. CHARDAvOISk. <E.sr<ora
Eals IsstrTt. GfokGE y cHARDAv0ystI}
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COURT-Beuismin Chamber.

~ am Stacy cste ant " ham GaaheS against Ahestesi
Iyt H-rry Hs rh, snd Rehsrd Hsshtsamnsca no hkNkt
UAIGH Yca hereby sssars.rd
thu and 70 roar answer
Ehsouvle csitsfSes Comet, New tsd vsA swcsv
ys se, service the dy % such
ant defendants al the cenrisns Nod he
Apply for the rehef demanded TIE sd
sonpant AOl ~ ;~ hst the ecups :, 10 NE sooa
Gd the ov of the crk u Aneshsv coapv o~ IN mn
say Of Novsnber 1854 A. O. RICE P<ata> Atnsrs<y.
exT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

xz;s u The COany II T0 hereby Urea ~ al
s~rsns IA, M ca.us axEsf GEORGE STOUT
kie ne Cy Of Yen decreased preecf ths vh
,~-<h.r. th~re ., sshsrs of bassess No 2U
R-o.S~sy q Nee fot- seSss The sscoo1 day q
March .<IfDzsa Tod, de hsrt tsy sefsnbss. is5&
q sssnTas JANIS ID. SoCT, Aknsslsxsts.
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n. w. wEsrcoTr, Auctioneer

r. ". WEsTcoTT, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-The spe-
cia attention of invited to the sale OF
elegant Furniture, &C., on FRIDAY MORNING, at lH
O'Clock. az No l46 Gieenwich-av. This sale VIII De
pereu pory clearing out sale consisting Of elegant Sofas
iitby carved Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut Chars
Rosewood and Mahogany Bureaus six large Dining Ia
bles Gard Center and Fer do ~ handsome Bedseais
Feather Beds Mattresses, Gilt Mirrors Carpets, elegant
Mantle Clocts and Vases rich Window Shades, GLASSWARE,
China Sste Silver Cake Baskets, &c.
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NOTICE Of DISTRIBUTION.-Nodce i

~ hereby hat tie Soes~ds q he sale q tss Real Eais
~ HORN. late q the q Yofk, teoeassd
ktr, o
be eeu tatss sesoSds the
Of1e IN he Cy tie 81 T-rzz<y
ten ook tie Gesooa u lsf dsJ shen al p>ons hsyng
esus Isnss lsln s.t estate I'll preen, es aid saSr
s4ie. With her prccls vouchers
A w BRADFORD
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Me0icaI.
DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

nOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN
DFEMALE RENOvATING PILI.S-Both in the te-
male nhrmary and private practice Doctor an lambert
For diseases peculiar females they be eed on a.
certain speedy. and unsng remedy They have been IN
about twelve years this Country and have received the
approval Of OF the gushed Physicians IA this
city There scpton whose effects have been able
TO compare with these pills the of females and
much thst their has been more than
equal the combined effects of all other remedies Tnose
who have ustd them know what invaluable legacy Doctor
Van Hambert hss left the world BY their females may
rely upon obtaining speedy relief whereby health restored
and the pale and deahy countenance gives place to the
roseaie hrss OF health -
B-Purrhase unless they have the certificate Of
copyr ght the Wrappers and the written signatures Of
H. & VAN HAMBEltT, MD the duty stamp around
each box and r. NJ. GUlON,
General Agent for United States, America.
No II BoxerY. corner Grandst. Price 81 per box.
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THE WONDER of the wORLD!-DE.
BALsAM of WILD CHERRY
Tho great renlcat tOt
CnNsrfMpTIO

CONSUMPTION,
And beat medicine known 70 man os Asthma OF every
stage Liver Complaints. Bronchitis Influenza coughs
Colds Bleeding OF the LHngs Shortness OF bresth fsns
and Weakness in the Side, Breast &c and AL o.hsr
DISEASES CT tae PULMONARY ORGANS.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW.YORK and

Remittances-Psssage.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL g. Co., No. 50
- Soutkst. New York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SWALL0W-TAIL LINE Of PACKET SHIPS
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and zlst of every month alternate THURSDAY.
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR R. PEEL,
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
OTfPTN OF TIE WEST INDEPENDENCE
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON YORKTOWN.
AMERICAN UNION. PATRICK HENRY
Persons wishing TO send for their friends and DESTROYS OF
bringing them DOT by any Of the above magnificent ships
are Informed that Messrs. BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co
the only Agents for the above ships in this city
They also issue Drafts from Il and upward winch are
PAYABLE AZ sight in any throughout ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
No. So South-st- n Y. and Regent s-road, Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2st OF every
month
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thur
day. For passage apply as above
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DEGIuAR MAIL LINE. ria Stonington,

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, of tins line, now run regularly a.
heretofore alternately, leaving Pier No. North River hrs
wharf above Bniterypce daily, Sundays excepted, AZ
p M and Stoningt0n at O'Clock T. NJ, or on arrival OF
the nail train which leaves Boston at NJ.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New YORK Monday
Wednesday and Friday From stennstsn-Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday.
The PERRY leaves Providence Tor Newport
daily, except Sundays, a. r. NJ .
For freight passage, apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place. or on hoard the boats.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

s.,. Of the corny Yost hereby % ell
peSson. having claims ANDREW NOLAN ate q tss ty
So-r. hereof % the ssbsber de oce Of JoLa hcAhl
20 No Na.-aasi the CITY II ses Yort or before the
lFh FekraaJ Eex-btte5 Ses fot ne ih day o IA
sas, ia MARY NsLEAg. A5naasr.trs
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