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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the

- sprEeatDs Of he Mayor Alderman and ~ Az
OF New Yort relative 0PENIs6 Of ne sLsv ~ .
from IO5,h e. 20 I4<,nst the Cay 81 ss~Iot 49, 49,
hereby s,ea the ebsSs-s ssd IN s ~
y Hon Hsssr Ess.lss By one Of ne osS $1,000 us
Court . he supreme cesr' Sesmes ~ "a !. W.1ssSsv
,ks ,ass INST q the sssooe-Dssa Esvfos Dc.
i '''' j SSss f sSSws. c'"'a'-''''A
n.,ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
DREMIUM PHOENIX sAFES.-The Pho

No 10 Water st. NewYoTk has proved itself superior 10
y and all SAFES that have been tested IN accidental OF eN
yeiInental fires IL awarded the highest pTeuin
tod medal AZ The late Fair of the Amen Institute Be
ae constructed upon scientific principles It will remain UNI
changed any climate, aud the only Sale made iree V
sle at No. l22 WsteT-st, near Walst~ N y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
DR. BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE

y PILLs-Ths Wonderful and judy celebrsted reme-
dy be bad hs Office may Be sent by mail 70 any
address Oee, Of Broadway and Honston q, over
the drug The Doctor attends exclusively Office
rl9P.M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
DANRI,RY ana NORWALK RAILROAD.

D-On and after Sept q, the following trains viii
leave Danbury:
/ 645 A. NJ with passengers connecting al sonth Nor
wsn with the New-York and New-Hayen IA. NJ tram
for New-YOsk at 909 A. NJ .,
Sis p NJ with passengers and freight connecting WIN
M, New.York and New Haven S. 40 I. NJ ST 5So r NJ
Trains TO Danbury viii leave South Norwalk:
920 a NJ with passengers and freight receiving pe
sengeTs frsm the New-lork and Ne"-hs'eh A VI "Nn
fom Newly York. -..
so T. NJ with passengers only, feceivns PASSENGERS
from the New-Nork and New-Hayen jSO T. VI Express
-, I'm New orr aud the % accommodation trAin
t,cn NewHavtn. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Dnnbury sent q, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Some Patent Medicine Men" who are envious Of the
immense OF Dr. Morses InvisoratIns Cordial hay .
said that he published fictitious signatures DR. Morse VIII
pay any those SooO for each fictitious certificate
they produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw.

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. ;. MAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Through in a hours-New jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New-lork at and
A. NJ aud s. F. NJ, from foo; OF Courtlandtst. Leaves
philadelphia same hours foot ofWanufst Fare reduced
Ia - Tor frs class and - - for second-cias.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold the above hines and through baggage
carried In the % = NJ lines from New YORK TN through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the Jerry % MN
ute before the trains leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

will Re completed Pttsburyh by Decemser lt nter
vheh all goods consigned their Agent At Phi.eipnia
Will 90 through, wiihou, transhipment within seyenLy
H. AZ the rates below published offering 10 Me-caanis
shipprg 10 points on the Ono River or any OF the Ne
T waters tscihes Be received on any o,ner rooe
T rerents with connecting roads eompeie y
.h Goods be forwarded % the Interior OF ne 81
r States BY Railroad the lowest rates and In Al CASTS
without deientior, ,,,- -.n,,--
from Phlsdelphia 20 Plrrsbus-h .
Is. Class-Dry Goods, Boots a shoes &c - PEI Nv -"
81 Cl.ss-Hardware, Machinery, Bales, ,.a-
Brown Sheetin-. Wool, nc ..Sets per l' d.
81 Cla.s-CO4ee. Qusensware, heavy - -.
CASTINGS. &C. .................l ocIs- p 20 ~
eth Cass-Bacon. Lard. Fish kc-... e5cts per ~ -
No CoumssoA charged for forwarding 5: pa ~
Pittsburgh n hOCs,icC'' n.
Freixh, Assent Pennsylvania Railroad Cor Nos "a
and s76 Markets., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NOTICE of Observation-Disclosures ia

hereby ts the yeess sf the sse q the Real E..e
OF PETER HORN. 2ts " the City u Sss rot, dseessed
lately made ssasr order Of the u
Yort. NIL be DIST Duse orss the sa0os.ns
Os The New fost the hr day Of Febr asry
ocoi ID. forenoon Of TIA, dsy when ali psvsoss
dams demands aid estate oil sid
gate with tksr pgools o. yoasksrs
A. W. BRADFORD Surrogate.
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READING. Nov y, 1851

RF.DING, Nov y 1851.
DR. DYoTr-Dear Sir avn greatly indebted 20 you Tor
calling my attention to Dr. Morscs lnvisoratlng Cordial,
for am sure has done for what other medicine
could have been afflicted for year past with great
Prostraon the whole Nervous System attended with
great Nervous ara Mental Debility Depression Gdness,
Loss OF Memory Confusion OF Thought ~ such degree as
70 rend, IL impossible for 20 Keep my thoughts on any
one subject even while conyerslng with friend | was
obliged 10 give up my professional business FOR The las,
sx or EIGHT months have been travelling a. advised by my
physician, visiting all the principal watering places with,
out any lasting benefit until, ny return % Cape May
called a. your and noticed the Cordial My hrs i'm
impression wag that the medicine manufactured 70
sell as most Of the patent medicines are, aud would DO
worse than should not have taken Il but tor your
recommendation and knowledge Of the professional stand
ing of the proprietor II acts ike magfc My health be-
gan 10 improve almost the first dose Ny appetite be-
came better | felt stronger; and now, although have
taken but four OF the SIX bottles you sent me- eel Well
lam atsed OF ny indebtedness the Cordial for my
turning health. shall always regard a. an invaluable
remedy Respectfully yours, JOHN ROBERTsON.
To Dr.. J. ". DYOTT, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate County OF New York notice hereby
persons CLAIMS FRANCIS L. SHAY s's OF the Cat
Yok decreased pesen the with vouchers hereo
his Office No 10 Broadway the CITY Of New
Yo before the ~enyihrd dsy ID May dated Now
iofk he % ue,eeuih DAY Of November. ls5l
DO lawtuSf PETER CASSNhH, ttecutas
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NAMnEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
of Battery Two lines daily Morning Line a. 10 An
by steamboat JOSEPH BELKNAP. Fare -. Afternoon
Express Line by steamboat JOHN POTTER At 2P: VI.
Fare Let class cars, g "a class cars g Reurnlnr;
leave Philadelphia from foot Of Nanui-.i at 10 NJ. ma
No l. at4PM. Fare 81 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI.

N ar Aspd FLMIRA RAILROAD.-Fall Arrangements
1,sins cave New-York aud Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
Ma Trn Al A NJ arrives Elrnrs at lo stays
ovsr n Th and leaves A. NJ for Canandagua Rochester,
Buaao Nisgara Falls snd eli tie prncP. towns IN West
err Newly ork and Canada
Nisht Express AZ NJ directly through 70 ananasenA
tske last in Enra freghts for the above places Will
~ taken by Express Freight Tram At Z. NJ
WILLIAM u LAPHAM, supt. C. and T. h n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALo and NEW

IN YORK CITY RATLROAD-Extension OF the Six
Foot Track 10 Bulao.-Ihis road extending from Buffalo
TO Hornesvile the Newly ORR and Erie Railroad is
completed and in full operation, forming in connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
tween Nev-York City and Buffalo II OF the sx-foot
guege aud built in the substantial and the
greater portion OF having been operation some months
it s entirely free from tie ronahness usual on new roads.
Fare from Nevs-York TO Buffalo. 80
Through tickets md baggage checks be procured at
the Depot OF the Newiork and Enc Railroad foot OF
Dusne.st.. y. Y.
The shines for leaving NewYork may be learned by refer
TO the advertise Of the Newly ofk and Enc Raul
road The trains ID leave HoTnesville for Buffalo the
arrival Of the Erie Railroad trainsBufalo, Nov ~ e5R
j O. HOYT Snpt. BufIalo and y. y. City II. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

VI ROUTE from NEW-YoRK TO VERMONT and
C.NADA-Throush Tickets TO Bellows Falls Ratiaad
Bun nrton Windsor White River Junction, Wells RIVER
81 Johu sbury s.; Absns Rouses Point OsdensogFsA ana
Montreal by the Neslork and Newayen, IN connection
With TIE Northern Railroads Express Trans leave a.
NJ and 80 PM. Ticket Office corner Broadwsy iva, snd
CnrAlst New-York Freight BY steamer TRAN ELEk-
from slip every day 1t precisely M in connection
b the Railroads with dispatch reduced rates 70 bur
huetou Osdeusburgh Montreal AID intermediate towns
~ RslrosS forming the New-Hsven route are
eterined 70 make the comfortable and
xripter route from New-YOrk 20 Vermont and Canada
T. HYDE. RAilroad Agent. No. 49, soGfh-st' Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro.

cate Of the County Of New Yofk notice hereby 70 en-
claims GEORGE w GkEkS late % ms Cay %
tsceas@d 70 present ne VITO sosehss
BsAd-ay the Csy Yot before The eveneeash day
81 Jsnuary fosk 18th day d JAY l6i
MORTIMER BROWN, Adnansstr4tss
iyI-I,usms CAMILLA GREER Adnaastrztna
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of thc Surro

q the County Of New York notice hereby 10 al pr
having claims against JOHN w PALMER, late u the Cay Of
Yok Bu,eher deceed the with vouchers
the house No. ~ Avenue the City
Yot before the wen'etb day oilMay itDs'ed.
New iort. the Twelfth Day 81 November, ls5A
nl3 law Guns sAML w. SbELf, Admr. Nc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

DR. MoRsE-Dear Sir: Ny wife has been afflicted for
the last seven years with General Weakness Pos,raton
Sour stomach Dyspepsia Cosyencss, Extreme Nervous
ness and Headache. brought on believe originally
BIZ severe Cold during sickness which nearly terminated
her life. Several physicians employed aud great
er5us eordas and other medicines advertised for the
pun ose as yours And last friend OF the family requested
me 10 try yoyr cordial which did with hope that IL
would operate with any better effect than the others but
rejoice and feel my heart expand toward you dear s
when inform YOU she has yet taken three bottles and
already oys better health than she has for twenty
previous to this date Costyeness, Headache, Nervousness
Piles Dyspepsia all and have not the least doubt
il will ultimately restore her complete health Il shall
ever take pleasure ia recommending It 10 Others troubled
in hk, manner with INV best respects
SYLVESTER ii WORTHEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

sate Of the County hereby si
pFous having claims assnsf EUGENE CUEsDsr. Watch Ia
porter Of New Yors decreased presss the
with bis Office. No ~ Nassau
10 The City before the h day Of March
Dated New York The third day oi sept, is5l
a lastmss FLOKIAN QUIsCHE, Esesntof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NOTICE ia hereby given. that the proceeds

o. The tao real q JOHN C. with late a tbs
y York d.ce4ed lately made ardsr the order az hs Sur
rosas County New York By Jeremiah Towk vii BE- 6stfb
gted Surrogate 10 the os
the CfJ Yof The ah day u January
ten ocoek 6resoos Of that dayDxsd bs sth dzy "a De-
eenher lisa ft9s~l A. W. BRADFORD, saffos<ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
mr. MORsF,s TNyIGOR ATTNG CORDIAL
Al 600 REWARD.

Has and Is constantly Curing the Complaints relieving
the mental and bodily ipcpacty of the unfortunate sufferer
a the thousand certificates received will show.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
GOLD PENCILS and PEN CASES of the
ENTS.-JORDAN
Il MOTT MATCHMAKER and JEWELER, Estab-

1Ns TAIL CONFECTIONERY No. 2B Greenwchst.,
N Y has constantly hand large variety of Fancy Con-
fectionery, Liquor Almonds French Comfs Gum Drops,
Jelly Drops Conucopas Paste Toys Sugar Fruit and Flow
Cake Ornaments and other articles suitable for the
holidays and usual trade Just received from Paris invoices
of French Gum Paste Toys Fancy Boxes, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
DADICAL CURE of HERNIA or RUP.

- only lsl cents botse--A deghtfal ard remedy
for Cough HcarSeness Influenza Nc " cannot oe prased
too highly wholesale ard retail az SANDSS Mammoth
Drug store No n Jaaesst aud Dyus Stores sesersly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
DR. PREsTON's FEMALE PANACEA.

II NOs. ], AID 8 q remedy which applies % every
disesse and egularty. Relief guaranteed in all
when taken with advice Sent By mail with fall directions
Pree 81 per number. Office No DIS Bowey. Consalts-
tons Cay and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

The stsses for SqusIn viii in connection WIZ coaI
STAGES 10 convey passengers al psrts Of the country
persons forbid trusting the above besf on tne see's
the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
WATCHES AND JEWELRY-JERGEN

w sen WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber,
very fine Jules Jcrgensen Watches with rticaes
from him with each Watch warranted perfect tmekeepers
for sale at less than the usual prices.
Cooper Waches-some in hantng cases. duplex and To-
vers, perfect time keepers
Independent Second Watches and quarer-seconds for
timing horses, in gold and silver cases. .
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, which run without
any variation. .
Enamel Watches for ladies':
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers, Lepne Du-
pick and all other styles Watches All of the above for
ale al less than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins, Rings, Ear Rings Finger
Rings and Crosses, for sale low.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, 4 holes jeweed ..s2o 90
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jewelcd...... 80 w
Gold Enamel Watches for ladies % O0
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies' - 90
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for gents o. w
Silver Detached Levers full jeweed Is to ~ OO
Silver Lcpines, holes jeweled.. .....'''''.' wv
and all other kinds OF Watches at equally low prlces
Also all kinds of Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding rings
gold ard Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold ana sVet
fhmbcs diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold L0cSets
Cuff Pins Earnings, gold and silver Spectaclcs Breast
Pins Fnger-Rings silver Fruit Knives, sterling SILVER
Spoons Cups FORKS, &c, at much less than tne usnAl
prices Watches ard Jewelry exchanged. All Naiches
warranted to keep good time, the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jcwelry repaired IN the bes MANNER
at much less than the usual prices. ~ !, ..
Importer of Watches and Jcwelry wholesale aud retail
No II WNllst. (up-saiTs,) near Broadway-iofmeTy Al
No 81 Wgll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

~ I3I bUsION. FKUFIDENCE: NkW-BEDFUKD
and TAUNTON.-The steamers {. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS,, Of this Ene. regularly e.
heretofore. alternately leaving Pier No North River first
Shs1 above BetteTyplace daily Sundays excepted a
p NJ and StoningfOn at O'Clock p NJ or on arrival Of
the n AL tan, which caves Boston az P ".
The MASSACHUSETTS. from New. York-Moniav,
"wednesday and Friday From StOningtsn-Tuesdsy Thur
dsv and Saturday.
The st AMER PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays. al p VI.
For freight passage apply the Office No 10 Battery
place. board the boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY, HiGHLA AN DOCh ON
r OCEAN HOUSE. Q.ong Brsncb,l PORT WASH.
IScToN MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
assown and RED BANKThs nsw and sPsnaa 'is saI.
shs New Haven PIER Peck<ip, East River as ionows:
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LETTER FROM MEssRs t. w DYoTr SONS.


DR. MoRsE-Sr: Send as soon AS possible two gross OF
your Invgorang Cordial The demand for IL rapidly IN
creespg giving instance entire satisfaction As you
viii by the testimonials have received and
forwarded from time 70 time The one from John
Robertson Fs of Reading you are liberty publish.
have been personally acquainted with hun for number
OF wears and you can rely upon his statement -
Yours SC Il W DYOTT < SONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
millinerp.
Orean Steamers, &c.

TOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
Il Weekly U. S. Mail Line.-Tbe
ard fast-going steamer UNION r. Adams Commander
will leave Pier No. North River SATURDAY, Dec.
-, at o'clock, r. NJ precisely. For freight apply
board where all bills Of lading viii be signed and pas
sage, at the Office of
sPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co. No 4s South st.
The Union will connect with the FLORIDA steamer which
leaves Charleston Tuesday, Dist inst o'clock p NJ
for Jacksonville, Paatka and ST. Augustine. Through
tickets furnished 10 the above ports follows: To Jack
sonve 81 to Paka s33 10 st. Augustine, S35 Savan
nah passengers taken without extra charge.
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-T ii RO L G. III
IL TICKETS to SAN FRANCISCO et REDUCED
RATES, 10th for CABIN and STEERAGE PASSEN-
GERS, via ASPlNWALL DIkECf.-Thc fast steamship
UNITED STATES, l,sC0 tuns, w. C. Berry. Commander,
will leave on FRIDAY, Dec. "a, at o'clock p. NJ from
Pier No. n. r. connecting at PANAMA with the favori
steamship NEW-ORLEANS 1,5t0 tuns, Edgar Wakeman
Commander which steamer will be in readiness 10 take the
passengers arrival at Panama, and proceed without de-
lay 20 San Francisco.
Second Cabin Passengers have State Rooms both sides
the table First Cabin. Passengers per
United States disoInbark alongside the Railroad Wharf
Aspinwal free Of eXpcnse.
For freight or passage apply TO ..
JONES 4 JOHNSON, or
j. HOWARD SON, Agents.
No. "a Broadway.
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HOW PREPARED.


The Of preparing medicine Is most important
consideration for unless This done properly the remedy
wholly and than es for instead Of rernoy
Ing the disease you expect L still retains bold on the
unf the system becomes hsbitgated 20 H. IS u were sec
ord nature Very low heat should be employed IN obtain
Ing ~ extract the volatile materials Vii be dis
sTe,ed and OF the parts decOpOsed altering OF even
destroying T. The manner ofpreParng this Cordial "a such
the extraction and The retention o. az tie
diera the plant and concentrating them % de-
sahe extract for properly regulating the dose and at tue
sue rendering u paaiable and acceptable 70 tRe
stomach
THE COMMON EXPRESSION
Of those who have used TINS Extract had heard your
Cordial highly spoken Of but Of the lncredous N
rvgerd metshavng tined various medicines sod Tor
any benefit had aos, given up 81 hopes Of deriving any
reiei ard when purchased Of your Cordial had NJ
faith whatever Of ifs beretttnz bu; Z has-l feel
stronger have although us not three weeks an satisfied
the half dozen bottles TOOK Will cr.s me-
Another says: Il had consulted severz Distinguished
physciErs Some sad could not be cGred-o.hers pre-
scbec this thing and that but found relief until pro
cured scrne Of your Cordial uSst say II completely
cured me-
Another avs was Ezrp-ised 3: the Este: your Cor
da bad. WAY did nc; hear G; Il before IL would have
saved much expense besides years OF mental and soT
sa-srrg"
TESTIMONIALS.
No newsrspe- would hold ne many certificates and tesa
monies OF gratitude 70 the Proprietor were Ne a liberty !"
publish them. q,
Below il few Of the many thousand Certificates received
-teiEs AZ liberty publish them
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Hear what the celebrated and distinguished Dr. WOOD
o. Ms.nrnr ~ o
Mass insane HosrlrAL WORCESTER, June I. 1919.
DEAK SIz-f gives pleasure 70 inform you that Of
nv pafsrp while Bosc1 procured Of your Cordial
vkeh be tells ne be has tahen two vsskA md nat he -
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1kON NEW-fOkk.
"Wednesday, Dec. Is 9 A. NJ.
Thursday, Dec. i6, ? A. NJ.
Friday, Dec. II, 81 A, N,
Saturday, Dec. 10, ! p. N:
Tuesday, Dec. p. Il 7: N;
Thursday, Dec. q, y p. NJ.
Saturday, Dec. Is. 81 A: NJ.
Tuesday, Dee. Is, s A. NJ
Thursday. Dec. 50. 7 A. NJ.
rrilay. Dec. 81. 8 A. NJ.
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Clothing, &r.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
Il Silk Hats at 3sl less than Broadway prices: Neat
Hats at g. 80. BROWN
No. l59 Cansl-st., door from Sullivan.
ZINE FURS.-MONARQUE, Of No 223
Bowery sociis the patronage the ladies TO his ch and
elegant styles Of Furs comprising part of Martin, Mink,
Fitch Lynx and Swedish Martin VictOriDes, Mufs and
Cuffs Save your time and money and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere the old establishment No
23 Bowery.
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DTTTSTON COAL.-THE pENNsYLyAr

DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNgYLVA'
L MA COAL COMPANY is prepared to furnsh uupe.
White Ash P'tson Coal Of all mes clean and m FOOD
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purposes
from Its boats or yards in this city, wMsmsburgh and
Brooklyn
The Conpanys FACILITIES such u TO enable 1t to i've
soed dispatch 10 vessels loading at NewYork or a. Port
Particular attention given to the delivery of Goa for do
nestle purposes
Apply at the Office cor Broadway and wast or yards
West near Morton lth-st. and 9.hs7 and foot OF
0ouverneurst city Foot Of North lOh-st Wiisusburzh
foot Of Gold-st., Brooklyn.
SRI IN PER TUN.-Best quality Peach
" II wv Orchard Red Ash Coal, nut size Stove
and Egg MES at lowest market prices Also best quality
Backsmts Coal very cheap, from yard No. lO7 Anthony
st., near Broadway.
" TX PER TUN for the best Peach
p # - Orchard Red Ash Coal delivered from boats
and IS per un from yard screened and delivered Yards
No 3l9 Delaney, Goerck-st and No. go East l3ths
between Avenues A. and 3. JAMES MOORE.
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Remiuances-Pavsges. -
BOWMAN. GRINNELL n Co, No 50
II Son,hs, Ne,ryork sole and only authorized Agents
C. ,he sly All OXy-TATL LINE of PACKET SHIPS.
p,cvrTs saii 6th LONDON Packers sail every
and 2lst OF every month. sts nDx i"uisuA1'
LIVERPOOL, LONDOnMt
NM W0RIn CORNELIUS GRlNNBLL,
rNII;rrV 0E TI{r WEST INDEPENDENCE,
SSoESTs MINI AMERICAN CONGRESS,
k.TRTp1 a. sI1ATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
AsURI'RTOS YORKTOWN,
nMtpIcfS Union PATRICK HENRY.
pe 70 send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
,r,, ,hso ont bv any of the above magnificent shlgs
urn. ., ae he, Tessrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Go.
are the only Agents for the above shps IN this s'y
They also issue Drafts from 81 and upward VINCE nc
paysbe at sight town hroushont lreane ana o'eA'
Rs,rin BOWMAN. GRlNNELL Co.
No IS South-st \. v. and Regent road, Liverpool.
I,srpoo Packets leave New 9th and 2ls' Of every
month. - y ", . .l,.,,,.a Thurs.
London Packets leave New-lork every aiefnA'e
dsy' For passage apply as above
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TN PIRSrANCE of nn ORDER of the surro-

State of the Cosnty fofk hereby al
persons JOHN MACE late Of the CITY d New
lok undertaken decraed the with ooeh-rs there
of 10 the subscrbes the Oace u Gilman Clara No Is
Broadway tod Fankn House the City Of New foft o. be-
nerDsted New York the ninth day "a
sept 1854 SIMON sHIsDLER Etscstor
81 lawGms HARRIET MACE, Erecutris.
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IN PURSIJANCE of an order of jesse c

n PURSUANCE oil an ORDER oil jesse ".
smith Eq Of the County Of kns., Doce hsrey
all having claims against WAL
TER HIGGINS late q the CRY Of Bftyn JecsA.ea that they
are reed exhibit with yosche thereof the cub
.eber WILLIAM FOSTER, at No ~; Dyos St, IN the CITY
s.~ before ourh day d April nert-DAted sev
% lsl MARY HIGGINS, tAsnnstfatoxs
% n. r.