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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
THE LECTURE SEAS ON.
. SplrItuaI MnnifestntIons."

Yesterday morning pursuant 20 advertisement, Rev
T. Harris preached TIE Seventh Day Baptist Church
In Eleventh street Fourth avenue, on spirituA
Manifestation lie lie pale young man, OF about Il
years OF age Of Intellectual but enthusiasts cast OF
countecaloe lie took his text from Ct Pauls Episse
10 the Romans, sh chapter, commencing at verse n
and concluding With the words Because short vor
will the Lord make the EARTH The reverend geus
an sad GOD had always communicated to man through
mediums but not By the fake Mediums of witohoraft,
lamentations, and magnetism. He mad communicated
by angels By apostles and prophets and directly from
his own person. When man was unfalen in Paradise,
ne had drtct communication with God and God m
heard his voice He had perfect organs then
munioston, but they closed by sin in Adam and all
bis poeterity. Christ came to make the mediums OF
communication perfect sgsin--to make him pure in
spirit and bodily immortal and also to restore this
earth which was blasted account OF the sin OF
ana make II paradise. Now its dis
cordan and out ofioR aniit animals and vegetables
were diseased God would Ike this earth paradise
again Thus the Bible begins with upfaen man ia
paradise and ends with redeemed man in paradise
Adam and Eve saw snd heRrd God, and the seraphims
the brightest angels in Paradise and had perfect com
municepoa with them, This communication would
be restored by Christ when the deemed shall become
harmonious family and the external creation also
purified and redeemed shall be in harmony with the d
vinegrsce IN the soul God had from the beouninr ra
yeaied himself through mediums, anu Noah, Abraham
Moses and Jesus Christ mediums There were false
mediums too ,uoh es the sign. of pharaohs msgcans
and TIE evil spirits, VII ich the man at the time Of
Cnrist but the trne mediums prevailed the false
Man has evidently IN his organization the remains OF
organs which wht purified and restored viii bring him
into communication again with the Spirit OF the Unit
verse Adam had there organs and IL follows by tie
hefeditsry Law o. irsnsmisson that they exist IN al
men though not IN hesthful state, but obscured
they existed ia Adsm snce the fall God has Instituted
agencies by which these organs be restorsi The
Bibie was given by inSpfraton OF God-wori by word
and letter by letter ii projected from the objective
consciousness Of God the subjective consciousness Of
whomscever he chote to make medium Christ was tae
great medium, hence he called the mediator
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HUTCHINSON FAMILY.-A CONcERr BY THE
Hutchinson Family who volunteer their services is
be given for the benefit Of Poor Brooklyn
evening next in the Methodist Epsco Churo Washing
ton street near Hillary. Tickets and Programmes be
found as the music and book stores Fulton Allan tic
Streets Brooklyn Tiosets 50 cents Doors open AZ OK
concert to commence Al tx o'clock The above
arranged in pursuance Of resolution Adopted sd meeting
Of the citizens. convened by his Honor Mayor tho
City Hail. when tho undersigned gentlemen were
q committee to oarry ous the objects thereof.
A. a. BENSON,)
GEO. HALL COMMITTEES,
j. RODNAN,
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ME DICkL.

n0CTOR COOPER, NO. 2 ROOSEVELT STREET Mar
be oopsuted en- all disc from A. H. TO 10 +. M.
he Office The Doctors reputation In this
sobbed which he il daily called treat
oien guarantee 70 selligent public OF
practice Of 25 II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

DOCToR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES OF
~ dclicse deeasts Canal street and BrosdTay
better Tho unlotunAte treat themselves tsr 80 30 any
Of tho ignorant humtuss Dcsy not 20 you may
hsve at last 4hon ysg VII DO gratihed beyond All
No fee Will cured. Consultation private medical book
Yrrta
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NR WARREN, NO. ] MOTT STREET, ONE DOOR
~ Chatham Areet continues 10 no consulted On p-
vse dseaees Dr. W. has devoted thrtysix years,o the
practice Of hf profession hero the vicnf oil self abuse 70
thoec who have escaped from the bands OF medical pretend
ere. may rely on sure and epeedY cure.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC
sovenaauss OF she OceSn SssaMsrs.
POET or NEW YORK FEB. 1852

ALHASsc-TFrRUlDg ..
suF urrs ......... IS zen wtTEG morn III U6
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.
Bosror, reb 8.
Ayrvsdshp Antelope NorleAns soar Bay ssa.s NYork.
kosroLx. Feb ).
.<x...s 1880 ss.~s, .---~.vA
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-0REAT Sue
- eess-Ali former experience exceeded.-Inuumsrabe
their several trtle
Of the ordinary testmen but Dr. Ward BY HIS wonderful
preparations arrests all nntkneously slight affections
wholly cured in Those disappointed by hunbugs
have conception Of the and cerity vita which hs
cure them. No fee required. Cse Canal street.
ner of RroadMny.
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ERAEKLIN nUsEuM, us oHArH.x SQUARE, on,

ERAkKLIN EU9EUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
block above the National Thaatre-3eorgs Lea. sole
pfepretorhleon performances
ing afternoon a: shree
O'Clock and in tho evening ut Tie
are varied and seoot. and
seen at no ether place in New Yors
oresore the strongest man ia the world VINO win bre.k
challenge any to kill bullock" wish his
fist fer any amount Of money Troupe Of Aodoi Aests
who selected for their beauty and fgure
senate number beautiful taSlssux company Of
terty; company Of Male and Female Artists will
give exhibition Of Marble Stauary uneqnalea In tho
every AFTERNOON and eyenins Fer paroSsfs bills Of
Stage Seats. Gh cents Boxes. rs oonssi Parqustse
cents.
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Two THE DI5ApPoINTEp.-DR. WARD CAN TIE OF
immediate service his treatment at removing the
miserable patient suffering and probsbls detection TO
cases. that deded ohers Those cSmirs TO hin first
fortunate for they cured before the
Of DELAY show bon selves No fee and medical book gratis
Ofioe CAnal street, corner OF Br0advaT.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. nECHANICT HALL, NO.
~ 42 Broadway above Grand st.eet-Open every nigh.
during .hs week until further notice The and wei
sats SoTps Of ssIonsed and sxperionosd psrfar1.rs
under the msnascment Off Christy whose In
with favor By highly respectable and fashionable audnces
TX O'Clock The patrons OF Christys Hnstrcls
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon dis.
continued On Saturday next Feb Ath annual beneds
J.Upson.
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GRAND CONCERT.-THE AEaNONIC VOCALISTs,
~ graduates Of tho New York Institution for the Bliui
slw9ys been greeted with full house viii give eonoors Al
the Brooklyn Institute TO evening when,
all those who Attend will he highly delighted with their
performance We hope that neishsors Of Brsok yn
will greet them in manner that will give them
be grateful for the patronage bestowed upon them.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, GHAfHAA BTRl1f.-DOORB
N open At 6 curtain rises o'clock Dress Circle
Rriysts 30. Tickets e. HoaasY svs.ns Feb Ne q:
JACK the BsosAaeer Of tho 0uf-Yankss Jack Mr. w.
Jones Harry Goodwill Miss Hathaway D.sks Daddy
Gertrude. Mrs H. u Nichols The enssrssinmssts viii
NAN To conclude with She drama Of TIE AANIAC
LOVER.
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-
nR- RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR.
- vste Trsatihc &o.Cfco houro, to IL A. N; 10 8P
sundays excepted No 81 Greenwich street From the
uncommon medical advantage the author has enjoyed IN
tnis specially DO hsn pie Tor ing ha auy
saGe OF certain diseases. their consequence we'll
tie deriorablc effects resulting carly improper habits
R can saoh certain safe aDd radical cures :. PC
obtained from other In AmTicE II who .rp
in the eslier stages, will be surprised the rsp
OF o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO INy4Llps.-AN IsFAL-
ble remedy for those dc porabie dehs consequent
fJfsbuse incapacits the for business society,
M nstrimony may be heard ~ cratic BY addressing pot
paid box 1903 Broadway post Once NJ " Persons Iahorng
under those complaints especially these oniem mar
ragc tcino applying to Doctor what hia
tensions nay be, should not fail 20 this valuable nior
fuator which will themselves nu9 trouble. time ana
fyoY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

sEHRouoa TO SAN FRANCISCO. NEW Ycag
aud san Francisco Steamship Lae,-Tha ssarnshiY
UNITED STARkS LOO tons busshon. Charles c. aerry,
Commander will take her departure Chagreg gris
18th March next III r. FL connecting 81 Pansma with ste
rev double engine steamship nfeid Scott 1 tons bur
then, henBey C0uiard, Comma der sxyecied depart
trnn Psncna San Francisco on lQth Apsn ensuing.
These vessels, ia 1peei comfort and ssfo. aar
passed nv any this route ard eapcrencsd SURGEON l.
tttscacd 10 cseh vessel. Apply 10 DAVIS. BROOKS 4
Co, Gsrcrsl Agents % Beaver street New York; 20
JONES JOHN 5T0N, 81 Wall street
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public meeting in aid q this benevolent institution
was held last evening in the Mercer street Church and
numerously ATTENDED. After singing prayer, anu
reading portion Of Tie Scriptures Rev. j. Skinner
Jr. read the fret annual report Of the managers ana
treasurer, from which ex..acs the following parti
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T LEAVENS, (Successor TO Cromelil
[NHISKERLESS MEN, and all Men

w sId Boys whose beard - scsnty or weak, buS GRA
HAMS Onsusnf you would have your whssers and hair
srow ia ak weeks srons and thick 1t viii not stain Ia
us The slin PIice half pint. S. sent to any pst Of the
counIry n. @. GRAHAM, No. 1871 Anast
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FACTORY FOR SALE

~ fhs WicsaPes Conpsay finhhiii LA.dine. Oassose
Comfy r. Y vfl sen ct public sreticn % ne
The eh dag Of Oetoesr nezr % cslocl NJ ~ tnen hsS
Estats Machinery, and Personal EreetA - hovs;-E
Aerss Of Land viii large three stoy bioA fscto
b. 50 et roof covered with ssvauissd honl I'm pstef
and boiler sfsehed, having sseam and ga p1eoe
through al the rooms for beating and hshfins the ssne
Aso one story bsiek Buildins, - By feet ritn -
nent used or ofcs wueroom and corehousei fo7 htee
three story sriel Dwelling H5uses vhh al susee eonye
ntences The Dam FUMES and eulkhes1G are made n me
best nsrer for strength durability and beauty OF hnsn
The Wstsr Power equal to 3o horse pover N tne aJeS
searon on Q fall Of "a feet The Machinery ecnao on
SEQ III thfcss and mule spindlea and 20 VICE LOOM.
with All other Necessary machinery for Operating me ns
on cosre or fire cottors Was built in lsf7 In ne mos ea
persiye rty e and 10 fri operation and ~ mH sc
order The present company have expended On .ae -
half mile from the Hudson River Railroad % milee ION
Nev.y ORR snd directly the proposed nne NOV
yey,d) Of H1tford, Providence and sisnk hAIo 81
making very desirable location FOR snop %
an extensive scale any 9th heavy or nshf
Ina purpose The real estate snd machinery VII oe soa
seesstey. The properly be viewed any flne nAps
Of the properly and all information gwen TO po''pAid s
nrnicsriops Aedres - ...,,..
John sLADE CO. No. IS Broadr, New-iotA.
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NEJCHIGAN SOUTHERN and

MI lC n u N SO u % En- ~ sns
IvI NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADs.-0nkA9
XlII, ROUTE TO cHICAGO.-On sndssnsv AOnDAf,
Nay sI-enul further sosisspsssaser seansn saS usH
-" II TH ). s ssTTEAxERs ANDSRAINs solNo wcss
WARD-Ops of tho 6rstclas a1amen, eOUfhlk1
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA o. LAfiA1
MkTT. viii Leave Bufslo daily, sunday sxeepss4 o
n scd Dunhirh Of Il d night reaching nonros ~
P n. the ssat day, sz< processing 70 fots1o u 49,
An erpf.s train VII issvs honros o. Z. n, q -
.rvs OF The boal daily, Mondays sxsepted resenins IN
.so the sss evening and connecting sf Chicago WIN ~
slss steamers for Mfvsokee and osner poro On Ass -
ssL, and vita Cana pssken uS HAi1oeas se'se'S "'s
"1TxSREss rsAINB AND sTEAMEas coino EAT ,f
wIRn-Express Trains wtl leave Chiessosssr 4, e2y
a.,nrS.y, eys,psed and Morros % q ssxS norsS
A. s,nree, sseaues gill leave TeIsdo every uornne -
- Sunday ma lesys Monroe snyL Of M uains IT,
Sp,s.sosnd ressb Ouaktrt and sufslo several ncan -
=. =, n The sine Tor the s Ezpre0 rsD san foa nss
80 ss.ns ;, ard trains % Mcrrce VII ecrness saes W
,...l., hoafs Tor Deuoit and Toledo
'iCCONnODAfION MAIL fhAln oOino VII
wxRD-ThS train ~1 leave foldeo daily, soAAsys e
s.rssd a 9 A. NJ, connecting o. foiedo Sis une g
nom Cleveland snd gandnszy anz aopefnS - ~
- Nv rsricus viii rsseb Chicago at 81 IN
gOiE0 EAsTWARD.-Lesys Chicago eaiiy, s9eee1s
srespted ct a ~ Hoppins Q, sl as1onA ma envne
a. Toledo ss p NJ soonectfrs With easznen 20 ssese9y
a. Cleveland and arriving tAsrs n u.s Tor ~ Ne nosS
ys rsirs from: thcss plssea
o~fetscss Issves Toledo sts 4 r. ns eon Wsyna
snA sons on the wsbszh Cana. JOE D. nOOkE,
AAhAa. JsRs !. lea- s"
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0rear, BteamfrS, ~
AVANNAE

EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH 20
I rs Weekly Us MAI . Ln1 vi
ice and quick rssmef MON C1P, &c., or ssIcI
sM r ss. 20 Per S.ishi spsy beard ~ssr' sa
bin. Of aan. Vim y aIn.s sss ,o' sn.sS s r. so-sh
sPOFFoRD, fiLLsrvSS' shroarh sirhous further
charge Passenger. win s . sss1os :, c.ssae
- an snssmesp have been made Wiz VIC ,,,sds ,s,v
Railroad Company 70 dspstea % eAAs
CD Ire ghvU Of The fesmer s,s a, J.ch~nyiue
Tielet 70 chsrleston and ssvsnsaA "
~ ~ p%hurs SDGrB. hs, be-s ylthdn.n - &c Up
osi, Nd = n lse1e M.r on WE2HEepAy, VA
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NJEW-HAvEN and NEW-LoNDON

i
ana ser Wednesday Aug 10, 1857 Trains yin ~ FOL-
pwss-
Leave Eew-Hsven o. $50 A. NJ, Accommodation rrsis
for New.Losoon, stoppins at all stations II A. NJ Ex
press Train Tor GuoId Connecticut River Lyme and New
London, connecting with the steamboat and railroad nss
sommodatiop FRAN for SswLonaon, Hopp.rs q, Az Ets
Gons
Leave New-Iopdon 81 SO A. ~, Accommodation Train
for New-Hsven, aopptns 81 all statons 1910 A. n, En-
press Train for Lyme Connecticut River 9uiford and New
n;-Passenge leaving port Providence and Ssos
!nstun 10 the morning arriving st New London take this
train for New-York SIS" I. NJ, Accommodates rrAis hs
ew-Hssen, stopping Ct all uations
The II 25 NJ. Express Train leaves New haveA On The
anv.j Of the s A. N. Express Train rom Nav York.
The6h5P NJ. Accommodations Train leaves Nsw.HsvsA %
the arrival Of the 80 p Express Train from Nov York
The Trains leaving New London At s. so A. NJ add ieA
A. NJ, connect st New-HsveR with Newyorh rrsn 81
SIS A. M. and LIS P. N.
ske the Express Trains at NewHsyen bs Hartford AID
Springfield. for New Yorh. the same evening
RICHARD n. DOWp Sspt
Eew-Haven. IuSuh ~. 1872
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

IA sPaINGs.-The ears Of he NETWORK and HAR-
LEN RAILROAD, leave tie City Hall Ststioa New Yozk.
Daily (sundays exeeptsd) 81 10 sosk. T. Nail rrAla
% Chatham -Four Cornen connecting vth westsn Railroad
5f Albany and Troy, Lebanon Spring. rtts6sA sshAs-
ssid ard other tnterne diste Stztiona
Ats O'CLOCK. r. N Accommodated fraiA 10 Chatham
soar Corre connecting with Wsstsrn Railroad going EA
- Passenger for Lebanon Spring. viii sake the -
osock, A. NJ Trsr 20 Chatham, Westen HAilfoad b
Canaan and sss to ssssror, arriving sarly the same ssv
coon H. aLCkY. sssartatss<sst
fare shroufh, q
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OANBURY and NORWALK RAIL

- RoAD-on ard afsr SEPT q the fenovtss trains
Wili leave psneuYy:
ef5 A NJ VITA raDeugrn, eonsset.ra sf eouth Nor.
vsh, Win the New. fork sne Hev-H 4 n usa 70
New-Yerk, % a09 A. H. -
Sl5P. n, with psssensen Nd freight eorneeene I'm
Trains 70 DanhurJ viii leave Sosth NorvalE
40 A n, With pessspssn sBd hsght fsosiv1n4 -
srnssn nom he Newton end Hsv-Ha'sn =
n Ga,s from Hsw.Ymk.
q s4oP "a. Hish pAsssssn 9fy rsestytn9 rsSSof.s
hun Tho Hsw-YezA nd nsv-hsy ~ - 80
hun Nsw-Hsv HARvEyBklxfls upsnn ssessA
pUbVy, seft 20 p42
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~REAT SALE of MANUFACTURE

NJ ING PROPERTY By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WOOLEN MILL-Tre well known property oelonzne
70 the Burlington Mil Compsoy rtussed In Coicne:rsr
Winoosk Falls Vermont two miles from suriin1ton Ine
land sfsns that of the Central Railroad Depot ooone'ns
with The other linei CT raresd 20 Boston sno
Canada thus aAoIdng facilities for ubnsportsunn
This pro- ety consists Of the large stone and brick Wooen
Mill $50 BY a. stories hsn and t~o atios ounI 70
the moss Thorough with shsfns and fe.ine com
pete CONTAINING wooden machinery bui't ana rAnseo
within about az year By tn, best msShLs in the coun
nv with Cron pton chain vile and narrow oons iHse
DyeHouse Sspns House and Dry House, 1O oS w. hfeo
s.onea ID. best arranged fo lis purpose any
building OF the kiI In the country hfeproo wool o'ofe
House OF brick; Machine Shop two stories ans ossemea
we. stocked with %, aihes sod ool Of all kads need
ed In such q estabhshneBt; COL VeLient On e. sho
large Psc ing House sdoniDg, used Tor the psesne ane
storage scods tvs mfg renemens OF bck ana WOOD su
fcen in number AID size 10 accommodate the oseee ana
operatives The Factory BUILDING Dyipg Deps tmens a.
approved plsD with all mooen arTsneemens The Water
Power conss Of bsf the Onion River ct TALL OF ~
feet and 10 considered second TO noLe 10 New-Es gand
abundant in dTyes for larger amount OF
machinery than located there with about Is acres OF
land
auction 70 tie hshest bidder Considering it, situaton In
the center Of wool country wbers help IL soandan
and red 81 low rates presents &C opportunity
for seldom OeTed-the Shol- properly build
ipss spd Machinery being IN complete cOudon 70 %
started up without much expen.e and without any 5ssy
1852 10 o'clock NJ At the Counting Room ON the PREM
isss Sale positive, b close the coIeeIb
For farther particulars spply 20 AMEs kEtD ltnspse
OF the prooe ny, BnstoD; A. J. RICHARDSON kEAD,
CHADWICK DEXTER, Boston, RlCdAhDS
CONKHRITE s. l.. BU SH co. Nsw-YOrkj DAVID
BROWN 4 co, HACKER, LEA co, PhIladelPhia
CHASE. LILLE 4 co Baltimore; HILL, CARPsS'
fER& Co, Providence; S R. RArHBONE AZ the Mil.
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CLOTHING, 0r.
h)atebes, Jewelrp, ct.

UTATC HE'S and JEWELRY.-
w SQUIRE L BROTHER Nos 81 Falsos-st md is7
Bowery would call the attention Of their friends
and customers Waiting tho city. they in want
Of tine Gold Ws.ch. such q BeeSey TobiaA Ccopss,
Taylor and other celebrated MAKERS Silver ware sasA -
Forks Spoons Teasetta Gold Jswely tc that ve sre
prepared better than ever call the sbovsnenos6
goods on the mos. reasonable erma Our sock large anl
well selected regards taste cheapne and durability Oar
mode Of doing business buy and eel Cor cAsh and eoes
beifa
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NEW ROUTE RUTLAND to TROY,

i v via BENNINGTON-0peo Of the WESTERN
VERMONT and TROY ard BOSTON RAILROADS.,
making the Lire complete from MONTREAL 20 NEW.
YORK and the only yns the Though Mail and
Express between NETWORK and MONTREAL.
Cars leave Rutland for Troy upoo the arrival u the trains
nom Bellows Falls and Burlington. ct 10 70 arriving
IN Troy at 81 =. sho, upla the anvs Of the usins
om BBrinston and boston, 81 70 p arriving ~ Troy
ct M passing through delightful and romantic seston
Of Vermont shch has formed an interesting part OF the
history Of the State
Tickets 20 b. procured s the Stations Of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad. and Of the Conductors 90 the cars
Be sure your baggage 10 eheeAed BY Western Vermont
Route.
Tis the shortest and only through without change OF
basssge) routa between Rutland and Troy.
w. 3. JOHNtON supt. w. w T. n
8. = JOANsON. su2t. T B. r. r
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NOTICE is hereby given ths. tho PROCEEDS

u y OF The oALf OF ths RIAL fsfAIE OF WIiLLihn
PER- Of the City of kew Yort declared ntssts as ma6
order the Surrogate o thu Coubs az nsv ross ~
samaslspsus OF the Cry Of Yort tsatsssssd 6sshe
tbs said sus,s mails sss Of The real sstatS
vhssof Villain soper late Of the City Of New fosk dsessss< ~
seized for hs dess
statutes such Gaze onyidsfw I'LL BE DISTRIBUTED
By surrossts Acc0RDiso TO Law OF The sarosss
OGcs the Cit, Of New yorh the sshh tsy Of November
oeosk tbst ssy Dstsd this ed dag 81
septelhsf Ias2 Ca 6wl .. ZABHISkIG, Proctor, a.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

- Yor.-Lrhur w. Hart sssins, DAVID JoaAssehA = SAM
money demand eouusc, ICON. not Ger To Mr..
DAVID JOsAssuHsi sf-Yoa bsrsoy snmnonsd asd 70
CURED ths compliant his seon, Which oil BE- tsd IN
oes Crk Of the City and Coss NJ Nsw fort 81 he
CIT, Hall the CIV Of sev forb and Of
the sad oopsist the sabsnbs AZ bis ONE, No. 81
cbambsrssL sad CITY within v>py days amer Nc service
Of sIcass Of the lay Of such ssrys ss1
you the said eompi.ia' -bn s Tine .Ssssssds
the Will TABS jude against zoo cf ne
a hundred and ourssn dollars and sfy iso ssns,
with from th- ~esty ~sh,h day Anes- ons 1'aAsd
ht hundred Eny bs.dss the his acoo-Dats1
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JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direst-U. MAiB
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in n hoors-New-JeDsy
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving NewYoTt "a ~ bot
Of Covrtsndtst; "a r. and ST N. Liberty-st Lesvss
Philadelphia at ~ and A. n and 81 ?. n nom fcos Of
WLuuta vHs Fsdused To - for arsaslas and u 80 ~
second-cia~
BALTIMORE WARRINGTON szd cHAKLEsfoA
through uckee sold IN tho above Inca and through bsssss
ssnted 10 the A; ". and 81 r n. LHas no. E.w.vofs
With through sosductou
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO

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~ Insurance suildings corner Of Wall ana wiltan
= Onces, Nos 10 nd IL, ground door:
fhis Company having tnetr Capital OF 3lseo paid In
cash. and securely invested prepared 10 nsare ssss
ioss and damage BY FIRE, on favorable termi
Fhe OF this Company provides tha sfser DeJnl
interest TO the soekholde Of the rate Of cent per
sr tourhs Of the remaining profh are % Be divide
among the assured IN eep bearing interest which scrip
10 be redeemabe IN cash whenever the sssssiss sro
ssl capital shall amount 70 81 ,oOo,vD.
rIrfrvIs:
Samuel .. Howisn6 Rooers b: kiAtux,
Stephen Whitney, Reuben Witherf,
Daniel B. Fearins Edward @. Cente,,
William n. Russell josiah Oskes,
Augustus g. Downing, Joseph Gaillard, j.,
Gszswsy b Lamar, James N. waterbury
William II Aspnwaf, George Curtta
William Butler Duncan George T: Atee,
Charles H. Russell David 8. Kennedy,
isssc Townsend, John Astor, Jr-
Jobp stephers Frederick A. Dela1e,
james Wsrep james O Sell
Arthur Lesry Daniel Drake Smith,
Mortimer w Haniros Frederick q. sosts.
Dspuipe Duer, felee Hall.
yohr Steward, ill., Robert hons-
SOsERr HOEr. rrsGtext
SUssAs o. CUsHS, Secretary
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