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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

- sppcsoB of;hs Mayor Aldermen and Comoa,y Of the CITY
81 New fors relative the OPEsTsG Of ONE HUNDRED AND
Nv EkTf FOURTH ST. from tie Oh Church Road
The Cay 81 sfOrs.lh~ ura-rgnet Ext
and Ase~-H~nt herey ave
pursuant 10 the u ~ Legislature
peope u the State Il SeS fOfk easd An
esd an Act to reduce ssvefsi laws relating particularly
Of Kss Yorf INTO Act paed April 90 1880, and
eiid An Act 10 amend Act eH'ed relation the
oolon q Ase-eneEts and TsG- The City and New
fok and FOR other pase3 Nay - Isfo pssd Asy7
~ 20 NE owner or owners oeerpi or espais o. all boa-~s.
and we'd unnprovd nd Affected hsfeby that
ennDesd their sna entitled
teri end that al persoas ~o. affected ihery and
Who h oFposed 10 the requested thf Oh
>sisn. wiring 10 HENRY BEEKaAr E-, the Chairman Of
he ssd Cotamsrnnes the ofec Of Georze Osborn No III
Nalsfry the Cry ~ New Yort within thirty days from The
da VI & notice And that toe embraced ~ the ,d esd
rate aud AsssssaeIf ors Al the lots PARCELS o.
ft gs,e and beng the 2'h Ward q The CITY ofssv fost ans
nslued shn The cloNl f1t " w.t. On he est 81 az 49,
ery bne sce OF lsfay the west, by The es-tcJ 49,
.ite of 9Th the nofh By the fpe Of me ssnef
L1et between i2sh and llh and - the QUIZ ny ne
hue TIE Il the BOX beSeen i1fthrt 500 1'j
lad The dnsse and eensf nys s-ea - nc
na-sNnerr de- atsssd IN ire street Sonns' 80
ss Te CIV ~ Nv Yofi And aid soners DO srhsf
,s,f IN tie ~nfled matter VII " made
81 Court Of The STATE Me-. ora as
Term al The ed he he'd Al the CITY Hal a ne Cv
- Yo,h On saturday ibe I'd day Of ocfcesr is5e at the op~s
- r. On ard fst then and here 600
.I.e, sr beard vii b. made hat ssH
~ o. H. eouaruea- Dated co Yori. JAY a. istz
EssRr BEEfHoII- co~mi-iooe''
GEO. L OSBORNE
HrssI T. pA,ns, Attorney
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<TEW.YORK SUPREME COIRT-Fred.

IN ecl Victor 1hom~ Ache md Conrad Hutefoti PLAINTIFF
against T. Thsys. dfendsHsurn8 money
Com ssr) To the above named DEFENDANT
hereby suTnOnel aud rc4oJ comp
which vii BE- Med IN the e Of ie Css 0f the City and
County OF New York the CITY Han the City Of York and
tOgy the sad eonp.Dt the sub
Cbsr at the CITY Of NrwYOk ~iha days AFTER the
this exclusive the day Of such
fan The ssd eonipin within the aos-ssa
plaintiffs this vii take Judgment you the
thousand hundred and dollars and
with interest rom the y6 dy August, thousand
cst huDd,d tnd Try iSo besides the OF this
New fok, August 81, isi2
CHARLES HsNRY shiTH Plaintiff Attorney.
No 80 Wall n Y.
The comp and this duty aei
thc Csrk tffle Cy All County 81 SewYork City
Hal that City tie "a iaJ iSsDansr lsbl y av6vfa+
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4
Il RINER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. VIM. Brown. and EMPIRE STATE Capt
Beujamn Brayton leave alternate days, SUNDAYS
copied from Pier No 3, " r. the Battery, at + VI
For freight apply board 1t the office Pier No
~ Tie fare TO Boston by Empire State and
Bay State has been reduced - cabin and s. for deck
passage. TISDALE & BORDEN, Agents,
Nos. 10 aud II West-st
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO.

IN CEEDs 81 the SALE of the REAL EsTATE ~ WILLIAM
SOPER late Of the CRY u New Yok, decreased atsste lately made
order Of the 81 the County u New Yo by
Samuel spfosue Of the Cay Of NV York dsn'ered sshder.
appointed IS The aid 10 make real where
o William sopef ate Of he Chy 81 Ee~York deces ness,e
died seized vaymsn BIZ dbts
sud provided WILL BIZ Distributed By The SAID
ACCORDING TO LAW the Oacs the
New Yort the eighth ~ November ten oeock
IN The forenoon day-Dsied this ri dy Of September 1872
s236w 81 ZABRISAIE, Proctor, ac.
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W.YORK SUPREME COURT-Citv

and County OF New bert Jorrn ~ yr and Parker
AK net And ~ Daio money denand on
conIaci, (con not scr To ANDREW A. DALTON defendant
hereby answer the complaint in
this ~h WI be- hi-i of CITY
County d New York II the cry Hail New forkt Cry the
day Of july 1852 aud saA
complaint The sui stnber hs oe No a. New
Y,s CITY within twenty Js after Tie ~ SUMMONS on
the day NJ srh and you fill answer
the aid complaint within the c.sd, the plaintiffs
will Judsen ~ 1--WE hundred and
doldas ald th.y cents, with
ss,crd day OF JUNE 'hog.ad EIGHT hundred any
tWotssds Of a. Dated New Yok jun
- lswGW JOHN HENhf HKDLEY, Panfas' Attorney
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MAIL LINE for BOSTON.-REGULAR
WI MAIL LINE. via STONINGTON. for BOSTON,
PROVIDENCE, NEW -BEDFO ORD TAUNTON and NEW


WI MAIL LINE. via sTONINGTON. for BOSTON
PROVIDENCE NEW BEDFORD TAUNTON and NEW
PORT.
Inland route. carrying the Great Eastern L. $. Mail with
out change OF detention.
HE ste aneTs {. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt J. ". Lewis in connection with the
Stouugon and Providence, aud Boston and Providence
Railroads leLy NewYOrk daily Sundays excepted from
Pier No ? North River ft wharf shove Bstteryplsce,
O'Clock Z NJ, and StOungtOn al o'clock p NJ upon
the aIysl OF the Mail Tram which leaves Boston at +
TLtse steamers unsurpassed in strength SAFETY speed
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and at
tehtIve
The natural advantages Of this route superior 10 any
cher being shorter and direct the rp plea
sanity and e1pedltOusy performed while passengers can al
rely upon reaching their destination advance Of those
by either of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New-York-Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
fr~n Stonington-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
The C.NANDERBlLT, from Newly Ork-Iuesday, IhuEs
day and Saturday.
r., N Stouing tor-Monday "Wednesday and Friday
B-Pssseu the arrival Of the steamers az StOn
ingou proceed Immediately per Mail Tram Providence
and BostOn, Tarnton and New-BediOrd.
Begg re Master accompanies the Steamboat Trains 70
and from Boston
The Steamer Perry leaves Providence for Newport daily
EXCEPT Sundays al 7. NJ
For passage berths rooms freight application
Ray be Pier No North River, OF az the Office No
II Battery piece.
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD

~ On and after Sept. ., the following trains will
leave Danbury: -,
GA5 A. NJ with passengers, connecting at South Nor
walk with the New-Nork and New Haven A. NJ tram
for New-York Gt8O9 A. NJ .
SIS p NJ with passenger aud fTei ght connecting with
the NevgYor and New Have Ell % 10 T. NJ al Do L. VI.
Trains 10 Daubury Will leave South Sorwol6.
go A. N with poseu aud freight, receiving pes
sengeIs from the NeT-iork and Ne"-haven A NJ tram
from New York.
G. so T. NJ, with psssengers only receiving sengers
from the New-YoTk aud New-fayen 5Ji r. VI. Express
RAN tom NewYork and the 10 accommodation train
from New-Hayen. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
DanbuIy, Sept. ~, ioo<.
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HEsEy 7. LsEps Auctonecr.
SPLENDIb SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR-

CNlTCRE THIS DAY At To- O'Clock the Sales Room,
No % han lersst- n-er Brosd~sy.-HENRG I. LEEDS
Will y a. shove sge and valuable assortment OF rcy
carved ho~,wood Mahogany snd Walnut Paror Chsmo~,
and Furniture consisting part OF suites OF
Rosewooo aud Walnut Furniture covered Sam Bocs-
tee Flush and Hair Cloth Mahogany Sofas Chairs Center
1ahh Morss;ad and Qartett: Mahogany Dr~ss Bureaus
end eshsands Rosewood Center and SIDE Tsb!es w1th
and without marble tors; Tsble Cutlery, Plated War
Bronze Iron Hst Stands Cns Isss and Grocery; Ms
hoeany French and Gothic Bedstead. har hstress-s'
Pelass.s Blankets &c: Wenut Wardrub-s and Library
Hook Cess; Mthogny Book Cas-s snd Secretaries; Hair
Seat Chas rch painted ard enameled Chamber Furnurr
suiIe. with md without ne rhle tons
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~ by Building and Lumber Company have on hand and
receiving the above articles Iade II the most approved
STYLE end from the best klndried lumber which they win
urnsh reasonable all who may favor them with
their patronage. Depot No Railroad Building corner Of
Canal end &, ntrt-ft.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. AGctouecT.
l. THREE STORY DWEIr

" ALUABIE THREE STORY Dwell
LING HOUSES on 5ls;St-N.ll be sold c, public
Grction On WEDNESDAY. Oct l3 1882 a. II O'Clock NJ.
az the Merchants Exchange, by ADRIAN II. MULLER
Two StoTy substantial and vel bGilt bck houses situated
on the Forth fte Of 3st. between 9Th and 9hlys AID
known as Nos 2l9 and 81 IL said street Lots - feet by half
the block houses - feet deep deep 70 top just
completed and finished the best with AZ The mod
Improvements brown stone doorways arched vesbae
doors. marble tng; Croton ater hot and cold each
floor Stationary wish tubs Buffers SINK clos
Cis el connected with the marble nantes be
and ak tubes every floor The basement grained
The housCs built by days work aud are in highly
spectacle ncghboIhood- Terms cGsy The houses be
examined
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NEwYORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ KOAD--fALL ARRASGEMEST-Septenb %; 49,
Trains out Of Newly ORR leave the Of Clnast
and and Specialist AID III
A NJ. { and 81 i. ". through 70 Nes Haven.
AtSI A n. and q + NJ ioI Port Chester
Tie III A NJ Ia Connection WITH tram from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road.
ExTREss TRAiss FOR New Haven. Hartford, Springfield
Boston Connecticut River AID Vermont Railroads 70 Os-
deDsbursb @nd Montreal.
II 8 A NJ stopping az Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
meeting with H0usstonic aud Naugstuck Railroads AZ
Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at N-~-Hsyen; and az 5.
2 NJ STOPPING Stamford. NorSas and bridgeport con
Meeting With Housatonie and Sansstuck Railroads a.
Bridgeport o..
Trains INTO Observation-Disclosures and Specisl-at
s. and e5j A. NJ, and 80 P NJ, through rom New
HaVsn.
Ats A. NJ an 345 P. II. from Port Chester.
Tie sS5 " receives p2s-ens-rs from Springfield and
Hartford, end Caiial Railroads New Haven. Inc 80
p NJ receive. passengers from Hartford and Springfield
trd the Northern Railroads.
FxYREss TRANS leave Sew-Hsven or arrival Of trains
fem Bostcr a. n and 80 p NJ, istoppins q, brltgeqO,
NOrwalk and stamford y leaving boston a. A VI AID
SPIN g.. -,
See large bill Of sdvsreGen. AZ re sts;5oni House and
rrirclpal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER Jrr S1P-
New Haven. Septeruber 1859
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sAULSEN's REFINED GELATNE.-Not

oily delicious article o. food but an ehectual remedy
against the diseases of the Lung Membranes Glands Car
tares etc fch Consumption, Brcness OF the Bones
Wasting Of the Limbs, etc. very pleasant 70 the TASTE and
beuecC NJ 70 the general health Each package accom-
panied hy FIN directors For sale by the principal Drug
sis,s end WILLIAM A. T. PAULsEN, No. l6l WateE-st-,
y. y.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to NIAGARA
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH


ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-On and after MONDAY, May 81
until further nOucepasss niger steamers and tGns VIII
run az follows.
EXPREsS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARDROBE OF the irst-class steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, viii leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted az
PM and Dgnklrk at II at night reaching Monroe at I'm
the day AID ding 10 Toledo the afternoon
Al expires tram will leave Monroe at PM OF on the
arrival Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chit
CagO the evening and connecting al Chicago wh rst
class for Mlweukee and other ports Lake Mich
gtn, Lnd til Canal pockets aud Railroads westerly from
Chicago. - 49, - . -
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-EXpIess trains viii leave ChicagOat M daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe next morning
An express steamer sill leave Toledo every morning
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
CLcagO-And each Dunkirk aud Buffalo several hours pre-
the the for the first trains east from New
York, Albany aud Boston
The steamers and trains al Monroe Will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARDThis tram will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex-
cepted at AM connecting at Toledo with line Of steam
ers from Cleveland and Sendussy, and stopping u all the
WAY stations viii reach Chicago at 81 Pm.
GOING EASTWARD-LeGye Chicago daily, sundays
excepted a AN stopping At ell stations and arriving a.
Toledo NJ connecting with steamers % Sondusky aud
Cleveland aud arriving there in time for all the morning
Trains from tbose places. . -
pecket-boat leaves Toledo ct NJ for Fort Wayne and
pOTts Vi the Wabash Canal JOS. H. MOORE,
ADRIAN June l. 1852 Superintendent
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, AuctioneeI.
SALE of 40 LOIS OF
WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auctoneer. .,
SALE of % HOI SES and

J. LOTS, situated Sanford and Richards n-sts ana On
Ntwtown Turnpike. Grahau-ay. Also, an bnglsh
COTTAGE and l6 Lots OF Ground.
BUSHWICK.
VIM II. FRANKLIN, son CO. will sell at Auction
on FRIDAY Oct. Is u o'clock Al the Merchants Ia
change, the following valuable property: -
SASDFoRD-sT.-29 threestory brck Houses and Lo''' W
SandiOTd-st, near Oralam-ay. -.
RICHARDsoS-sT.-3 three-sory bnck Houses Ahl L'''
RlcheIcsOnst, near Graham-ay. -
CHAIRMAN AND NEwToWNST-A twosiOfy Hi r
English Cottage with 10 Lots of Ground situatec o
hsI-ey and Ntwown-st House 81 feet front py }" '0
deep. ,,--,,.-.-.
This property is just beyond the city hints oil !" -
burtb AID coie queutlv free from the city wnr ~
sessug all the advantages IL IS an omnibus rouI,
within Is minutes walk Of Grand and Honston-St
tn same distance from the Green Point Ferry now
establishing The terms Will be made very LIBERAL
MAJ and other particulars spply 70 the Auetoneef' d ~
nffice No. 5 Brund-Af.
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NJ d. Butler Aaetoneer -
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-On

4 WEDNESDAY, Oct IS. At lot o'clock, At NO. II
STTucs 81 ~ foo-. the effects Of Hebecca Ttmanu Iheea
Sohwzsr, Hannah Eusel C. Gonzales and other n,ests;s
consisting Of kitchen, bedroom AID paToT Furniture mae
and irsle Clothing. Trunks ard Ctes.z and caonet-
max n Tools and Stoves Also. Gold and Silver atses
CbsirE twtlTT. &c. By o-3er Of
JAMES ;. THAYER, Pablo AGnin.st-ato. &c,
No. NAss.l-st.
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NOTION is hereby given to all persons having

~ claims against the JAMES CAMERON late Of the
CITY OF York phys cea ed, that they required to
hbt the with The voucher thereof 10 the subscriber the M
the VIII and sd deceaed his place OF
re.hene. No lGf City Of New York, before
the 18th day Of January las. JOHN CAMERON Executor
I.Il LAWN In
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FIRE INSURANCE. with CASH

MUTUAL me INSU RANCE, with CASH
w CAPITALIZE Republic Fire Insurance Company
at the City Of Newly ofklnsurence Buildings No ~ Wall
ST. Gomez OF Nillialn-st
The Cbsrter 0 tins Company requires that four-hs OF
IL Profits tafer paying per per
St.ekhoGtrsl are TO be OWNED with the policy holders
ROBERT :. HONE, President.
D. T. CURRY, Secretary.
B-Copies Il the Charter Of this Company may be OBJ
tanned en- epplcAtion AZ the Office.
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FURTHER REDUCTION of FARE by

II
To BOsTOS-C6bln g Deck 81 50
To PRovDENoE-CsbIn, 81 y; Deck 81 ..
Daily at F. NJ from Pier No > North River by steam
ers C. VANDERBILT and COMMODORE. Fog further
Information apply the Office OF the Company No 10 Bat
tery-place.
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STFW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

~ YORK snd PHILADELPHIA drect-U. :. MAIL
AID ENTREES LINES-Throush Ia u hougs-New.yersey
Railroad va Jersey City leaving Newiogk al VI, loot
OF CouTilandts, 81. VI and 3 7 " LbeIty--t Leaves
Philadelphia At III and \. VI aud : P VI. from foot OF
Walnut = Fare reduced 10 - tor hrscas- aud - % Tor
escoIG-,asS . 90. -.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tcl sold in the above hues and through baggage
carried in the 4. VI. and 3 p NJ Lines from New-fork
" It'll through conductors.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DER
DLAXK BOOKS. PAPER and STATION

NLANk BUUKS, TAIEh anu oIAIION-
Eb FRY STORE, No. u Maden-lane.-FRANClS
LOUTREL sell al goods in their line at low prices; make
TO pattern any style Of Book required print Cards Ccu
lars Bills Checks &c. EnvelOps, Copy ing Press C1n-
tractors Time Books Writing Papers very cheap Note Pa
pers end Faucy Stationery articles Chesmen, Cards Fort
iolos Writing Desks Account Books Of all szes Manifold
Letter Writer'S Gold Pens SC Diaries for 1853 Just pub
lshed. FRANCIS LOUIhfL
Statoners Printers and Bookbnders No. II Maden-ane
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nYOrTVIlLE GLASSWORKS, Philadel-

rhis The subscribers have the shovo-ntmed cstah
b.npp now IN blast nnd repaired 20 execute Prders
tcr csrboys denohns OF Ell sizes Mldera snd cAret WINE
hotties rter soda aud mineral wser bottles pickle and
r,s.-y , md very description bottles snd pha's
HENRY h. 4 JAMES NJ. BENNEkS,
No. % South fgont-st. Philadelphia
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COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
~ consfently d.chaging all the various kinds OF Anthe-
cite and Bltuminons Goals VIZ: Peach Orchard, BLACK
Heath Lehgh Liverpool 0rTel, Camel Sidney, &c, &c,
eli OF the very best quality, delivered N hGnd.9ne order
and for sele low. JAMES l.. NOhIh,
4th-st cor. Thompson, and 6th-ey- cor Amos
Downtown office No. 81 Hal-st
NRRELL COAL and SCOTCH CAMEL;
" Tie Subscribers have in yard BundePs best orreI
Coal and Scotch Camel which they viii sell 10" 70 deaies
or consumers Also Red ASH Goal If the bert quaty Le
high White Ash, Sehuylk English Camel and hsiOoI
''- '~' sAMI. THOMPSON NEPHEW
No - Coolest and Suffolk and hyingtonfs
DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal
Company IS prepared % deliver TO families 10 any part
~ ms CIV brooklyn and WiZInsbugh from rs Canal
Bot, ana several yards the varcus sizes OF Its P9a
Gel vtich u superior Anthracite Tor dome ste use Apply
:, the y.rd. corner or l4th-st and ghay Nes.s near
No-ros ~ the foot Of GoveeuT ST. East Rivers foot Of
No-tb leths Wilsnlsburgb foot Of Goldst, Brootyn,
or AZ the Office Company, corner OF Broadway AID
Waist The Coal Will Dc delivered st 81 ID per tga Of
200 lis. from tie Canal Boats and IS Is rescreened from
the yard.
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

IN FOHTEs-We have on hand a large assortment
f new and secondhand Pianos for sale and 20 hire Paos
from $50 10 $50 For hire from s. 70 per month NO
go prooSvov Nev.York Stafford & BROTHER.
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NrOTICE.-Proposals will be received until

~ UIItE.-ITUPUsHIs VIII Dc ItCCTICU u1VII
the I2th proxmo al the office Of the Board of Ednca
ton for Furniture required at Ward School House No ~
at Cananile Also for heating said building by Hot AR
Furnaces The plans and specifications can be seen and en-
plantations received at the office of THOMAS r. JACK
SON Architect, No. 40 Broadway. corner Ma:denane
f. KE1CHUM, Secretary.
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Clothing, Sc.

FASHIONABLE HATS-Elegant French
Il Six Hats s3-sl less han Broadway prices Neat
Hats Lt g 81. BROWN.
No. 1sG Canal-s;, door from Sullivan.
|ENHE EAGLE TRICMPHANT.-FOr the
Il celebrated patent poroGs health and hairpresersing
Hat, call al DRAKE : co.'s No. Bowery. TIE porous
Hat combines al the desirable qualities o. the Beaver II t.
preserving the 9Th and aster OF the hair Ia emaIsa
Die manner DRAKE i CO. No. BOseTy, y. Y
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IxvIcs AMI TOUPEEs-Merchauts. citi.

w zens and strangers, requiring very superior Wig
Tonres shoud not fail call and examine the be1,rifl
al the celebrated Wig factory OF MEDHURST
HEARD No q Maiden-ane, where they have the largest
hespest and besf stock of Ornamental Hair of every
scption of the beet materials and warranted per-
fc t and not shrink change color Also 20 had
the best Hair Dye Private rooms for USING the Dye and fit
ting Wigs Cut this
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n Graham Associations furnished with Flazs Banners
rHnsl ncies &c, by ACKERMAN L MILLER at their
ID stand No. l0l Nsssas between Fulton and Anu-sis
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Sales bn Anriion.
DY s DRAPER-FRIDAY. Oct. IL, at the


I'D L. s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn al u o'clock for cash
on delivery BankAble money only received Bureau OF
Provisions and Clothing. . -.
PROV ISIONS-27 bbls of Pork, 81 6o-21O do Beef 3
2OlS6 DO OF Flour 20l9 pounds OF Rice ~ do Of Rnsn
5 do of Pickles p $50 do OF Bread 29 do. OF Sugar
so do of Tea SIC do of Butter 81 do OF Cheese 40 gal
Ions Of Beans 10 do Of Moases, do OF Vinegar 25j9
rounds OF Dred Apples, 81 Bags. $500 ,
CIOTIINC;-l6b blue Pea Jackets 10 blue Monkey Jack
cts 10 blue Round Jackets 10 blue Cloth Trowser II blue
Flannel OyeIsls 10 blue Flannel UudeTshTts; 4o3 Ian
Hakfs II Mattresses II pairs Kip shoes % pas Cali
Shoes IS do Calf Pumps. white Linen Frock', q Wool
en- Blankets 81 wards blue Flannel 2il yards Sneetng
Linen 10 pss Boots 100 Guernsey Frocks good order
PAYS Shaving Brushes 10 Scrub Brushes loi Shoe
B1uthes Shaving Boxes, 81 Navy Coat Buttons LIZ
NAVY Vest Buttons l68 Dead-eye Buttons l1t pounds
Beeswax 2G9 boxes Backing, IL Coarse Combs 10 Fine
Combs Jack-knfe Looking Glasses, bottle Mustard
2525 Needles | Messpan, . TIN Pans p Tin Pots, IL
Scissors n pounds soap 80 cakes Shaving soap, '4
pieces Tape iA Thmbes, % pounds Tobacco, ounces
Thread i6 spOols Sewing Cotton, 10 SllA FocAet hAS
3t7 hands OF Grass for hats.
To be removed Immediately after the sale.
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Second Hand Pianos No. So Bowcry, offers for sale
Ct bsrgsn OF G. Gilbers celebrated Boudoir Pianos
sspleutd g octave Piano. OF f. Gilbert Co.; s. octave
Piano Of BLrmore, and 81 octave Of Van Wi1kss
secoudsnd Pisnos Newly ork and Boston make from 80
si5 Having no Broadway EXPENSE, he dcfies every
competition.
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EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES-T. GIL-

nor SALE-At No Barclay.Bt., next door
% the Afor House-A variety OF g. and oct
xood Pcpo. ories warranted TO give satisfaction every
rssreet or sale foT caSh approved paper Pianos
hire. JA4hho IhOAr9oN'
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and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-
Y Trains leave per foot Of Duane-st. astohows;
FxTRrss TRAGs = An. for DEnklrk, connecting with
so an boafs for Cleveland Sandusky, Toledo Gd
Ncuroe au6 railroads 20 Cincinnati AID Chic 40.
Man TrArH 4. 7 50 A M. for III stations
Way TRAIN az 8 PM VI Fremont, 70. De-a~1re
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN II NJ foE u InkTs, connect
pf With rste,s steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
TnIes.sT TRAM az 6 PM VIZ Piermont.
CHAs. NIS0T, Superintendent
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I &C. FISCHER, Oate Nuns & Fischer,

mandatory and waTeToOm, No. 100 OTeenwlcb-st,
corner of Deyst-PsnOFOrtes warranted with reverse
tdee and patent tube well calculated for keeping IN tune
Piano Fortes tuned repaired and exchanged.
EB-AsO, H,osn Piano Fortes for sale.
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NOTICE is hereby given. according to law. 10

all persons having claims GEORGE BOLDLY late OF
Cry II Brooklyn KING County ed that required
exhibit the same, with the hos thereof the subscribers
their piece No ~ Cshai the CITY New
bef the 10th day Stay November L.
al ,.vcrrr. h .hy nob n2pDf' Administrators