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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

"ANTED-AM atron, in large school far
w boyG ANY Woman competent 70 M the place who
nav iere IT, learn particulars By calling Ms. H.
No n Leroy place from TO 4P. 81 Satisfactory refer
ences VIII b. gwen ara re, aired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

EOR SALE, cheap for cash, the Lease and
Fixtures lease only OF the Pork and Poultry Storr
Market and Jsmessts, Brooklyn Inquire Of r. h
Eos FIR, on the premises, or az No. SO fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Chances for pnsimess ftleu.
EOR SALE-The largest Restaurant in tn

L world, and now doing business from $ioo 70 SIS
PER a., ard making from s30o TO ftoo yearly. Long
lease =, very low rent and terms made easy For par
tclan sppy on the premises Odd Fellows Hail. corner
Centre and Grandsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

good Cook and Laundress, by a Protest
4 ant young Woman. IN private family; she IS good
Bake and mas no objections % general hOuswOrk ~
very snail pnvate family best OF references Aolly
No. 1913 'thav- near 24a-st. third hooF font room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

In the trunk Of DANIEL DUICE, lately AZ
rested fer depredatons upon the g. Mail at Colubus
Ohio there were found among her thngs the foo~Iag
DAGUEaHtOTYPES,s supposed to hare been taken frosa
the mails, viz:
One double Jenny Lind cvusaning picture Of ea-
uemah and Ladycase bound with scarlet yelye and brass
edges The gentleman has the appearances Of sandy
plefion. 10 bald the front part of his head and has
WHISPERS on the lower part Of his has m c<o~ pm
and cane IN his axnd appears % - shuy-hse OF iofJ
years old.
One quarter lined with silk velvet, gilt inside
picture Of gentleman, With high forehead
ha combed Of The head and appears to be some
what curly age probably about forty.
-Four Lis cases containing pic.urss-one Of Lady and
three of Gentlemen These and ctures contain no
peculiarly by VII Oh they be particularly described
Persons who have los, Dsguerestypcs sent by mails
passing through this point be abe 70 find them ny at
tending this notice and requested, without delay
to call the Columbus Ohio Post Off %, 10 address
ne by letter. A. r. PERRY, P. VI. Columbus, O.
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New
SUPREME COURT, NETWORK

- Thomas Trudow against Giles H. Coegeshall ard
Nariappa his wife George d. Cesgeshs and Emma, his
VIE Caleb Coxgeshall ana Heen his wife. Elwscd wal
ser homss alter Sarah Walter Elwood Walter, Az
ma alter Margaret gxesha and George W CogFesheiI
To MARGAEET C0CGEeHALL snd GEORGE w:
to answer the s1ded complaint this action, whch wss
fled the Office Of the Clerk Of the City snd CSony 2,
the 3st day OF Janusxy 1884, and copy OF your
answer said complaint the subscriber Z, h omos.
Ne 81 Wall st.. In the City Of Hsw-Yerk witnl sLsay
DAYS after the seryce Of this szensve
DAY Of such ssce and yos fad @ sns az
complaint within the tins AFORESAID, the piAnt - ~
acton vii spply 70 the Court the relief w.
conplaintbatsd Nsw YeIh Jssosy y; ~ Itsersy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
VNTINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains Of Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroads run daily Sundays sIcepted) a. folows
Leave Monroe and Toledo at . 10 A. M arrive u La
porte At GseP NJ: thence passss gers 70 by stage en-
PLANK Road miles 10 Michigan City thsncs By ears g
miles 10 Ainsworth and BY stage ~ miles to Chicago A.
ter Feb l. BY cars thYou Oh 10 Chicago.
Rstnrnnr 10 LaDorts same way-cays leave LAporte 9
7,oA M and arrive At Monroe and Toledo At p. ~
Daily stases connect with Fort Wayne at Sturgis WITH
Losanspon La Faystts and Indianapolis, at South Bod
and at other places the line, with the pnscp towns
aorth and SOUTH 49,
AtToledo this line connects At st5P M or A y. with
the Lake Erie South Shore route By stage and railroad 70
Cleveland thence BY railroad aud stage to Ehe thence
Bunkirk to Buffalo, and by cars after Feb. J.
The3 p. NJ. train the New York aud Ens bead, con
meets with the Lake shore tran
Passengers at Cleveland can take cars all ewyto
Pittsburs h-thencs by railroad and B miles sapaf
philadel and NeWYork Baltimore and Washlne-
ton. II. r. WILLIAM, ouperisso1nsss'
Adrian Jan. II, 1882,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
DEAF will hereafter

pr LurErER ss% ss.sSs 'i Dr. mo-
vs<e-st W. "a curps De Afpess has excited the en-
(, %:ss Of pS sd. an sa Of
E1sr ete5 ~. bs,n pei formed puts, Advertisements.
s.nesS selves Of os fore an enlightened public a.
sIifb Aunis,e nests Of eeceiy are daily prodnc sg,
n.VS.sd to Their care ~ the un'uspecnss SUIT
s.s s.s ss:', OF he s
rsr s1 tSehs and the be lanen ed
x h; Rs.ss sss.Ts aA aas Sa :. owe:
- ssiiew beings hnorlps As he does the injury al
Yssfy esss mr. L. will welcome int practice sny gentle
IN s,s con pstsnt an Aurst or would employ such
s =: ei he s.y: Ssf': e: s esd
sIeses, health The Deaf are invited to cali and
& n ?, p n su ns
cess ~ ~ convince the most skepcal, without their
.a'hs: &c sS %s, u ca.s 1'Sos'sa to
Dc 80 Iii sot receive attention unpaid letters refused
or hey WI .y.msull3 a8f 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order MADE os,,. ~
hereby !. g;,s 3. s,. n ss d.es..s
LOV0Hn1.S 49, Nth tbs vsschers thereof, ~ WI.
PrssM sro5pfIL, Rssres a, The sa,rs sss - 81
tnS ~ A. oeiCcs ths afternoon 81 thzs aAJ'-
DIT. sss,N :1 ssl Nm Il. sroGDML. nshsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

EOR SAN FRANCISCO Direct
Di,n.,rh T;n.-TSs ,nl.ndd ship MICHAEL AN
GELO. now in the stream, VIII sal on WEDNESDAY
nsat A few pssser gers he most hanasom sccom-
M asfed 1t the low Of Sleo. and go On
board, subject to further expense vi iAndea ~ san
Tranciscs. tml ss1 Z b. SUTTON, No. u Wa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
nor CALIFORNIA.-Will leave on

- SATURDAY, March 9th. at O'Clock =. M tne
steamship PIONEER, 2soe tuns burden kitterdge Com
mander. -
This magnificent steamship, renowned for her recent rap
id run to CbagIes win leave pier No a. North River for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at Rio Janeiro and Vapa-
raiso on SATURDAY March 6, at O'Clock p. NJ, pre-.
cstly CABIN Second Cabin and Steerage passengers, viii
be tai through San Francisco At )nabe rates
The PIONEER has proved herself one OF the fastest
comfortable steamships anoa and for strength
Of hull and perfection of machinery, is not surpassed BY
any vessel ever built Peons proceeding to California VIII
dnd much to their advantage by this favore ship,
rather than risk Of delay and sickness on the 18th
mus.
To secure berths early application should be made on
board at pier No. 4, North River. or 10
VIZ T. TAPSCOrT b CO.,
znet No. S6 Southst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
TREMENDOUS INCREASE in the

TVEEMENUUUS INCKEASE IN tne
Demand for PLANETS BIrTERs, which are
fouId invaluable az preventive for indigestion lots oil
Rs elite wtsl liver complaints tc rhe are pleasing
10 the taste aud sapt ttsTsrlves pecullay for Eemae
use For sac by John MiLuAU co. No 1873 B'oad-
way, and by WILLIAM I. HICKS CO. No ~ Front
81 corner If MAIDEN lare. 1a l~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW.
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA drsct-U. nHIls
sew Railroad via Jerssy City. leaving New York Az l.
foot Of ConTtlandt- ST. AN: and u r. ID, Lesry-0.
foot Of wanuis Fare reduced TO 81 for hrs'sass sae
N Wsh AZ WASHINGTON and CHAMELEON
throueh ck ets sod the above nes and through SA9
rage carried In the JAM and u Pm. lines non New"
York with throufh conductors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

III WINTER ARRANGEMENT. between PhlasslpAi4
and Pittsburr through In TWENTY FoUR noUns-On ana
AFTER Dec TO- will be carried By the
Ala railroad Company, between Phadelphis and Pitts
burg in Twenty four Hours, with only 20 miles Of Staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare eli.
Thiss the shortest and best route between the Ofees
West and the Atlantic Cities. and the accommodations
are In all respects Of the hshst character The Express
Throush Train lin "a hours leaves the Depot Market,
west OF Broad st. every evening al 81 o'clock The Morn
ing WAY Tram leaves the place At o'clock "A ~.
By this line Passenger will be carried through N hours
with COED nights rest at Hsliaaysburs.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster, Harrisbu.
Lswistown Huntingdon, Johnstewa. &c, crossing he
Mountains BY day light. -Philadslghia, Dec T. lSl
Agent Pennsylvsnis Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NIFwyopK SUPREME COURT

IN Philip ssS s;%.s: ALL fsss s. in 'i Yes
w souis-lo oao .s saa required 70 answer the COM
psas A ". s'S "a ss 0 y s O. c sas
Sex on VI ss az tie lsh day Of January ls53 AID 70
serve copy answer The ..d complain, ss g y
VI within twenty days AFTER the service Of thl2
on you exclusive the day s:rvs s ne
sss,d the pIsntiffs in h action viii take y1dsns1
esinst YOU for the sf thousand ave ssss,sS
sinsty eight dollars and tweaty-ons cent 800
handrsd and 1fy-ons bsaiss ss ct q Hfupsr.
Dated January IS. 1881 ..x., s,rnsrs. NJ. evan -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NOR CALIFORNIA-NEW AND IN
Il DEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMpANY-OPPO,
sITION TO THE OLD MONOPOLY.-The new and
splendid steamship CITY OF NEW-YORK will leave her
wharf pier ~ r. March 20, at O'Clock p. connecting
with Independent steamships at Panama All through
tickets are asainst detention This beng the
OILY sure through line viii take but limited number
Of passengers prevent detsntion upon the htnnus
For freight or passa &c. apply TO -
l1u b s. HAIGHr, No Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
1AMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
RIVER RAILROAD

- tREIGhT AkRANGkMENT, pscsnee, ~ ie6l.
esved CanAl-st Freight House Freight aFvfne noD
the North and West viii b soadsd AID delivered q The
NH Of. Station Wsstsi. AID allowance Of - eenD
tun will Be made for property esnsgns1 -
south Of Canal Live stock. Hay, Ac VIII - ~
sslved and delivered oplv At Sist-st.
ROBERT HIGHAM Superinton6Gn1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
MERCHANDISE FORWARDED e

lv1 and from YORK New Haven and Springfield
Buflr ston ST. Johnsbu Osd-nsearsh and Montreal.
and al towns the Rutland and Burlington, Psulnpeio
River, Vermont Central AMI Ogdsnsburgh RailrsadaL
Great reduction prices from lara rates Ship BY steam
ers Traveller and Champsn from Peck slip, East River,
every DAY ats PM. The railroads this route km .
through connection 10 Burlington S. Johasbury Ogdsas.
burgh and Montreal Passengers caa procure through
cts 10 all the principal Nsrhsn towns the New
York and New Haven Railroad Odice, No IS Canal-st-.
~ " Fer forwarding instruction. apply to the agent. =
the stations the railroads. and the Agent 81 the
steamers on the whsrf at Peck slip. v NAH !oods,
lsf ims No. i5a sonthsl. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
J. Trains leave a. follows tSundsys sxcsptsd) hsa
pier foot Of Duane-st
MAu TRAIN at A. M. for Dunsirh and all Stations.
NgwBUReH EXPRESS TRAIN utP NJ.
WAY TRAIN. at p. NJ for suiferns Oxford And into1.
mediate Stations.
EVENING ExPREss TRAIN ATS p. M for punhirh, esH.
Meeting with the Dunkirk and State Line aAd Rne AAA
North east Railroads, for Enc, Pa
Hs~-Yorh. Dee. - 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
DROWN SAND STONE OUARRIES

Ito RENT.-Two exfenuve Quar1es Of Brown Sand
Stone situated the Feeder Of the Delaware and Rari
tan Canal miles from Trenton New jersey The quail
~ OF the Stone unsurpassed and the navigation good
TO New York, Philadelphia, and inter Dediste places
quarymen Possession can be Kiven immediately Apply
toP W. ENGS SONS. No l3i Front-st, New York,
EEOCH " GREEN CO.. AZ the Quarries, or to
GREEN BROTHER, No. it9south Front st., Phla-
delphia l8f2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NEW ROUTE from NETWORK 10

1NNORWAIK ard DANsURY The new aad fast
sailing steamer PACIFIC. (ipstsai Of the DaAbusy"
contemplated Capt X; W. Fo~lsr vii commence run
ming in connection with the Dashoy ard Sorwn narued.
touching at South Norwslk. - MONDAY, March !,
leaving EeIwak Bndee every MONDAY, wKDNEe
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock An.
Returning will leave the side Peck Slip. East niyeIs
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY srd SArURDAY ntP.a
Passage, J cents Freight tatsn reasonable terms
and promptly attended to BY AEens At each e1d Of the
route, ror passage freight apply to SAXrON .
WEBB, No Ia South st., or the Captain on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-PACKET

Ul'ON OhIN L N4l4NCIONlO' Il IhDINfIH
IL OF 10Th MARCH.-The magnificent new clipper
ship EMPIRE, 272 tuns Capt. +. A. Thorndke having
the most superb state accommodations IN rst cabn
saloon and second cabin replee with every conyenlencs
viii take limited number Of passengers at the following
rates First CABIN $223; Saloon $500 Second CABIN,
Ss0 The spepdd mede of this beautiful clipper and the
great eIperenceof Capt Thorndks, bs being his third
voyage San Francsco the most positive assurance
Of an extraordinary short passage Ample provisions are
ma de for the comfort OF passengers aud families VIII nnd
in this vessel requisites for voyage seldom ever be-
fore provided The number Of tickets will he strictly limit
ed and no more taken than can be handsomely
and comfortably accommodated Saloon passengers have
23f lsts f. B. SUTTON, Ne. 81 wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

a ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted n
IA he hea pspsu in :sAss epss - ssa;ass saii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

FRENCH WHITE ZINC.-600 casks
IL Snow and Silver White Paint 200 casks Gray second
quality Of the velle Montague Companys manufacture,
for sale to the trade by MCCALL STRONG,
No Is William st., Agents for the United States.
arnM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
WARREN Stages CHOICE SU-

"a .eAk-CURED HAMS The attention OF grocers
Of Hama 40 "'''" " WIS WI 'A"N
fecs q meat accompanied by fun directions as
49, ne'hed Of cooking the ham for most OF Its APP
"a ssaes and put up ia style beautiful 10 the eye,
~ nmuch hyperion 20 any thing before attempted.
81 nam 10 warranted 70 be from earn. fed pork No
y.As 49, meat viii be sold under this brand From the
pied IN curing, and the character OF the meat,
az Sind with the utmost confidence that nothing SUI
"srsf appeared IN this or any ether ma,kst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NrRW LINE Far San FRANCISCO,

NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
IN via CHAGREs and PANAMA -vANDLEbLnIa
new and splendid double engine steamship
LIGHT OF 900 tuns burden, VIII make hsr mr., mp
Chsgres direct, leaving New,york ON SAY AoAh' w
ian az a nyii AZ 2 NJ from Pier No. 2. ~ X
Pa1snregs BY the NORTHERN LIGHT WI oenAss
fem Panama San francisco By ne new saa tisIna
these seamers are IN the quality aad eI,snt Of
Their and expressly lifted 70 meek 'Ae re-
Tbs baoLs are Row open for passage Apply only %
B. ALLEN, Agent, No. Battery place, up sAus
tHtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

MI ESSRS. CARLETON & co. having
~ hi: day sJd their entire partnership estate and
snSs 70 ABRAHAM r. FROrafEGHAM,t the BUS mess
VIII heesffer be conducted By him ani ali debts due
Feb Is. 1881 CARLETON co.
sosEed by mutual consent -Nsw-York. FEB 10. ls3i
CHARLES CARLETON,
CHARLES CROSBY,
HENRY r SEAMAN
gu u tCspy) ROBERT CHARLES.
United PARTNERS HiP. Notice
- hereby gwen that the undermined, according to
we ovsons OF the Revised Statutes Of the State Of New
Iork nave formed limited Partnership and that the
name OF erm under which such partnership TO be
Quoted IEhNER, NcMILL AN IL ARTHUR; that the
genera nature Of the business intended TO be transacted
oocSry and Commission business that the names Of the
general partners interested therein are DEAN K FEN
Mn; SOLOMON d MCMILLAN. and JOHN B. AR
hOh c that the Of the special partner interested
snerem OLIVER b. TWEEDY and that said Dean X.
rennsf ard Solomon d. Mcmillan knd said Oliver B.
weedy respectively reside the City and State Of New
to,s ana that said John Arthur resides in Jersey City,
IN the county OF Hudson the State Of Jersey that
the amount Of capital which the said special partner Oh
yer d Iweedy. has contributed to the common stock 10
twenty thousand dollars and that said partnership TO
ON the second day Of February the ls3
anu 70 terminate the second day of February, the
year lS57-Nsw- York, Feb. Z. asa.
OLIVER 3. TwEEDY,
DEAN X GENNER,
SOLOMON d. MCMILLAN,
~" JOHN B. ARTHUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
DEAF, ESTATE AGENCY.-Houses,

ITO BUILDERS.-S Sealed Proposals
will be iecsived at the Office eftbe Clerk of the Board
Education, New City Hail. until the sixth day OF
Mach next for the erection of new WARD SCHOOL,
hoVsE on l31h-N.. (CamaDsyile,) XIIth Ward. SeEs-
ss eatimaes fer the Carpenters and Masons work re-
seued Plans and specifications may be at the Office
hle51 zOf ANYWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
of March 6, for San Fran

STEAMER of March s, for San Fran
- cisco touching at Rio Janeiro and valparso.-Ths
rev and magnificent steamship PIONEER Captain
Kitteredge, now LYING at pier No. North RIVER, WI
leave positively for the above ports saturday March
This has fully established her reputation as being
Of the swiest anoat, and she now affords an opgoa
nty TO those wishing to California seldom offered
Her accommodations superb-a limited nuaber only
of passengers will be taken the steamer Will stop az
Panama 70 IN up small amount of freight II offered
soon will fskeu which passage apply TO SPOF
FORD TIL FaTON & co, No IS South st. 23f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
NOR SAN FRANCISCO First

Il through steamer to sail ON WEDNESDAY, March
The superior double. engine steamship s. s. LEWIS,
2oco tuns burden will leave pier No. North RIVER on
WEDNESDAY next, March ,. al . o'clock. p. H.. Tor
San Fran cisco. touching at valpara and Panama
This steamer is unnva'ed IN her Cabin and steerage
accommodations by any ship In the trade.
limited number of cabin and steerage passengers viii
be taken. Apply only TO ID. b. ALLEN, Agent,
MI 81 No. Battery place. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
GIN Sole Agent. No. 10 South st.
VOMASONS and WALL BUILDERS

-. -ntse Wishing 20 contract to bpId Sea Wall
hSh water ark. about $40 rods in length around
raues iasnd, PoTtchestsr Harbor an hour rom
~ eelot I've feet high soping inward NJ me top.
eaieual a. hand. may get the specifications
lolS y CROMWELL, ESQ.,. Ne. 6S Wallst, Hon.
slirrs; pIA, No Il Bond st., VIM VAN RIMS
----AAk ~ the Islapd 27f 3lMW&Es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

STEAMER from NEWaYORK Goth
~ MARCH-NEW. YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
STEAMSHIP LINE IT 40 Hundred Tickets yet unssld,
by the splendid steamers UNITED STATES TO Chasfes,
and the WINFIELD SCOTT from Para M to San Frsn-
CISCO. Apply to DAVIS, BROOKSG CO., General Agents,
No. IS Beaver-st, or to JONES L JOHNSON, No. 80
Waist
~ No other parties Authorized to issue sell Tick
els. mi 80
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICK.
~ ETS-For sale. two Steerage Tickets for steamer OF
l'h March. Address r. r., boz No. 1888, Post Office,
New-YoTk mi lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Water Cure.

nR. T. l.. NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE
H NICHOLS, viii remove May /, 70 their Country
Water Cure Establishments Prospect Hill Port Chester,
give ths early notice. for the information OF such as
may wish consult them at their present residence Ne
81 uton-piaee Consultations from to p NJ. Fee 50,
with full directions for treatment Persons wishing advice
gratis, invited to apply at IL A. III on SATURDAY l7fm
nRANG 4 MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE.-South Orange, EsseI Co, New yersey.-JO-
eEPH A weber. M D., Physicisn 10 the Institution
Visitors from New leave the foot Of CouYandt ST. at
81 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 and O'Clock p. NJ. JTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NOTICE TO CALIFORNIANS.--The
/ Y Steamship WILLIAM PENN, Of the Independent
COMPANY having arrived from Philadelp 10 now lying
at pier No g. North River The attention Of Cafornans
is particularly requested to the superior accommodations
this ship For through tickets apply Immediately as
che will positively rail on the I'd Of March. at NJ to
NJ = p.t,eIv ni.ce 26fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

POTATOES. 300 bbls. afOat. For
| Il sale by c. V. SPENCER, No sSouth-st
a1fqts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
EMPIRE CITY LINE.-THR0yGH

NOR LIVERPOOL. - United States
III Mail steamship TIC, Capt J. J. Comssccx.-This
steamer win depart with the U s. Malls for Europe posi-
her berth az The foot Of Canas No berth secured TIL
raid for For freight or passage having uneqaaled accom-
modatsns for elegance or comfort, apPlyto
EDW X. COLLINS l. Co, No IS walls
Ths steamship ARCTIC viii succeed The BALIlo'
ard sau March 50, 1854 IH Eno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
1hiLLIPS'S PATENT FIRE AMI

IAronp5L cAIOR The AMERICAN FIRE ANNIHI-
r.onsl eSSMrANY now prepared to dispose OF Ter
e,n t MY of Ssaiss and Counties and to receive or
70 aassbnss and Changes
sysrv sss,ass Row made by the Company are equal
f s.. q y, PHILIPS sin.s Ifns 1'u' 3A''' '
s,hs pree vary we, and are numbered nom to
ns ecs az IA. ava asy further information given, at
nh company, No wsrren-st, New York.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

M0NEY.-Office removed from Park
1tA place TO No % Warenst corner OF Church,T,
vAus cash will he advanced on Watches, Jewely, Dry
Gods &C. Sc IN sums Of $40 to SlGO or over. Agency
QfsEo 80 Warren at, first floor. rear Office
MQMWREs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

vnEiGN PATENT OFFICE.-Ths
ssssa En- aavss branches OF hi. ssssshen, in
hcn<s v.sre % Europe, rs London Paris. Madnd,
sH kssn 60 4 Sc Tor the purpose OF Ianssctirg Pa
Snssrs,, snselsd to secure Letters Patsnt abroad
fssSas 'sstlons. and TO have them delivered here
ssa II D. aeeut one-fourth Of the tins and ut one
Vsa ~se1Psnss which would be rec aired by special
A,,.,.. JOSEPH p PRISON,
uhDkSwe'oi American and Foreign Patents,
No 5Wall-st, New-Ycsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

w SSlKAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
aepai - and Ship Furnishing Warerooms, No
ssss ~ nsv, York, whore will be found complete
Sl,sA A. sas following articles Feathers, hair moss
- kt,ssS esas, nsttrssses pslliasses and cushions
kksE lei ~; ~ every description, VIZ patent scrow,
"a ss,vS, non serew. cottage and trunde cots.
csepI3 ~, variety Of paper han sings, borders &C.
~ NJ particular attention 80 his style OF
- no,..s mattresses. " Bod beds and mat
-. cs ~ md made over equal TO newly
~ ~"AWbUCk, No. s3S Grand-st second
door east Of Essex-ss.