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PULMONARY CONsUMPTION.-Fromit its

having almost ays baied the most ssiit. medos
treatment il very justly been termed the OpPToo''s"
Of AIsea.s = and until within few years been sener,
sIy considered ncurabe although many medical us-n OF
the highest standing among whom We may mention Lae1-
nee and his friend Baye-boh distinguished authors-ad-
NIT that this much dsease may BE- cured even IN
, advanced Axes when the lungs not comp eey DIS
orssnized The remedy which now offer, WIsTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, FOR the cure ofthis dis
ease not only from regular Physlcan but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for winch u Is
BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED
BOsroS August l5 1913.
Mas W FowLE-Deay ST.: Having been troa0ea for
Comfortable tine with bad cOugh and bronchial aiec-
ton was nduced to try bottle Of DR.. WlSTAhs Ball
SAM OF.NILD CHERRY. which snn happy 70 say En-
trely removed the difficulty. deem bat Inslee 20 say
TINS much the beneSf OF those who may be similarly az
f.c;ed. GEORGE II. DAVIS, INN OF hellett 4 Days,
Piano Forte Manufacturers, Boston
| hereby certify that | personally acquainted WIN
above statement II. g. BARRUS,
Formerly Prscucins Physician.
Boston. Augua IS 1913
Ps->uch testimony can be relied upon BE csreful OF
the article you buy IL must have he Egnsture Of l.
BUTTS On the wrapper 20 be genuine.
For sale, Wholesale retail, By A B. ~ SeD1s,
General AGENTS, No. 40 fultonsti fho5nn AAx.sl,
No So Nilhams. John Mi!haa Ne ls5 Broad way As'or
and lTyin= House Drug Stores and No TIC broadway
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U7HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Copdrtnersbip.

f- s
nISSOLUTION of PARTNERSl1lP-The
~ subscribers under the name and firm of STEVENS
rAnnlCK have this day dissolved, by mutual consent
kew-lOTk, Nov. D, ISJU DAVID STEVENS,
WARREN s. PADDOCK.
r S-The debts and Of the late firm OF Stevens
Paddock viii be settled by David Stevens r,,r,,,
DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP.-
~ The copartnership heretofore existing under the
name Of N L. b. CURTlSS q Co. is this day dssovedb by
AL Of the Company TO be settled
BY NJ p. b. CURTISS, ct No. AZ Broadway-.New York,
Nov r. 1882 HORACE WATERS.
N. 7. b. CURIlSS.
II United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
IL by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS II. NOR
TOM
FistThe FIRM under which said partnership to
De conducted Is EDWARD STAPLETON
Second1he general nature Of the business 10 be trans
acted Is the manufacturing and dealing in Hats, Caps straw
Goods, &c.
Thrd-The of the general partner interested therein
h EDWARD STAPLET0N, who resides IN the city OF
EewYork and the Of the special partner Is CEPHAS
IL NORTON whose place of residence IL also the city OF
Eew-YOrk
FouItThe amount of capital which said special partner
As contributed to the stock Twenty hive Thousand
Dollars, in cash. 80, -,
Th-The said partnership is to this twelfth
day OF October 1892 aud to terminate the let day OF JAN
nary bSS EDWARD STAPLETON,
New.YOrA, DC. r. 1859. CEPHAs Ii. NORTON
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DITTsToN COAL-THE PENNSYLvA

i MA COAL COMPANY s prepared 10 farn'sh saPe-
nor White Ash Psioa Co Of all Sizes clean and IN soos
order ,rshe for steam shippns aud domestic purposes
from il, hoa,s or wards in this city, WILLIAMSBURG, and
Brooklyn.
The Company faeEnes such as 70 eDshS II to eve
ecd dslsch 70 vessels loading AZ ew-fork or a. fon
Even
Particular attention given to the delivery oil Coal or 90
nesse purposes
Apply at the Office cor Broadway and Wa-st, or yardA
wssi Nouon-st l4th-st and sthav and loot on
ece,erpeurst city Foot Of North lchs, wihsuseuryh,
not Of Gel5-st, Brooklyn.
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.W.YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

~ qua and ELAfIRA RAlLROAD-Fa Arrangements:
Trains leave NewYork and Erie Railroad Pier foot OF
Duane ST. as follows
Mail Train at NJ srivesat Elmira at lol VI stays
night and leaves at A. NJ. for Canandagua Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls and all the principal towns 10 West
ern New ok and Canada
Nisht Express at p NJ directly through to Canand qua
and all places above mentioned Passengers by tins train
take breakfast in Enra Freghs for the shove places viii
be taken by Express freight Tram at D p. VI.
WILLIAM 6. LAPIIAM. Sup't. c. and z. II. r.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fan Ar

Il Il ransement Through Fares on all Trains between
EewYork and Albany 80. Trains leave Chambers st.
daily, SUNDAYS exceptedl for Albany and Troy
Express Tram 4. " through in hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening .
Mail Train } M-Through Way Trains and 4 P VI.
Express Tram F. M.-AccommodaiIon Tram lJOP NJ
For Peekskill al IA M !. NJ and 6l5 7. NJ
For Pokeepsie at go A. H. and 4G0 p NJ. stopping at
all Way StAtions-sunday Mail Train 7 VI. from Canal
-Passengers taken at Chambers Cena Christopher 18th
and 3lststs GEO. STARK Superintendent
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TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
porters, Lace stOeines, Knse,CsP and otasr n.Da
Nsehnsss Of the Joints and al kDds Of and bAndAs
also Childrsns Trussss hand and made 70 ORDER Ut
GLOfERs No. Il AnnSt- zeal tbe Museum
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f0' EE INV X cngIIfEs q Co No. IS w.na,NY.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY L Co, Liverpool
L q. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arras Yard,
London. -
John MUNROE L Co, Rue Metre DANE des We
tories Puris; or, GEO. II. DRAPER Hsyre
The owners OF these ships viii not be accountable 70. gold
lr bullion specie welry precious metals un-
les hi OF adrs arc nened therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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EOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New-York
Il and Canada Dispatch Lne-The beautiful clipper
packet-sLp BoTHSiA, James A. Avery Commander,
above mort about the 18th Of November. This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage to California aud
her mander having great experu IN the Ausralan
trade persons engaging may expect very short passage
her bew decks very high and thoroughly ventilated
al fitted up with Rooms for the comfort OF families
single persors An experienced surgeon will accompany
the ship with other proper attendants All persons about
taking respectfully invited TO examine for them
selves sore engaging elsewhere board Pier p East
River to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. 1853 and liz
SOuth-st., N Y,
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st. as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at AN. for Dunkrk, connecting win
frstcass STEAMBOATS, for Cleveland Sandus<y Toledo and
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL Train at 8 AN. for oil stations
WAY TRAIN II 8 50 2. NJ. via PierInont Cor Delaware
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at PM, for Dunkirk connect
ing with frstcass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMGRANT TRAIN at PM. vie Piermont.
CHAS. MINOT, superintendent.
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DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.

~ -On and after Sept 3, the following train1 WI
leave Danbury: -
Gas A NJ, with passengers connecting at South Nor-
walk, with the HewYerk and Sew-HAyen IA ~ Iin
for Eew-Ycrk eteo9 A. NJ -
Sis p NJ with passengers and fre ght connecting wih
the New-lo and New-Haven IS 40 P NJ al SD r NJ
Trains 70 Danbury Will leave South NorwAk:
l. so A. NJ, with passengers and fresh receiving pa<
from New-iork-
$50 p NJ with passengers only rseeivins Paeen sers
from the New-lork and New Haven $50 r NJ Expres
TRAIN from New-York and the 40 accommodation traln
from New-HAvsn- HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
panbury, Sept. y. 1859.
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yINHF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
il nv N CT ATrS NAIL S1Y,ANEKS-The slIps com

Messing his line are the iollowipg ,,r,.,,'
HnppEETir chi Snee BALTIC Capt Comstock
MN ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract Gov
strncton as so in their Engines 10 inquire strength and
speed and their accommodations tor passengers are ene
ouaed for elegance ana comfort Price Of passage koin
New-York 10 Liverpool in frstelAs cabin d" ~
do s7o exclusive OF exrasiTe state rooms so, ION
LIVERPOOL 20 NewYork $50 and 70 An experlenced sur
seon attached to each shp No berth secured until PAID io
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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and JEWELRY-SQUIRE&
Jnsurante Companies.

HIDING ASSOCIATIONS and GENERAL
ID FIRE INSURANCE Co. corner OF Tfyon-row and
S,,hsusf ia the Harlem Railroad Buildings are taking
sis On rents buildings &C. the favOrabls ns
JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
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COLD MINING.-A Public Exhibition of
OWashing Gold with Buun's Perfected Gold Separator
ia given az 10 O'Clock morning, al the Gold Mining
Dfp6t No BaterypGoe next door to the ofhcc OF the
ARNOLD BUFFUM CO
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O.MDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

" PHILADELPHIA, from Per No. North RIVER foot
Of Bsttery-plsce. hy steamboat JOHN POl.TEh-Iwo
ne. daily Morning Line leaves 81 NJ Afternoon Ex-
pre.. Line AZ N through Philadelphia N n hoas-
Fsre ist class ears, s.; ID class hne by2PM- only ~
Re,uripe leavs Philadelphia from foot Of Wauutst
AM .nI 2PN Enisrsnt Line BY stesnsesf ATLAS,
BON Per No l. u4PA Tus VI 80.
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MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines to and from Albany. Fare 81 So The trains leave
City Hall Station, Tryan-row and Centrest, daily,
tSundays excepted) as follows:
let Tram 80 AN Wsy-msil Train, stopping at all
Way Stations.
ID Train at a. NJ Express Train stopping AZ CIoton
Fslls, Dover Plans Hilsdse and Chatham -Four Corn
Sd Train S45 p NJ Express Train, stopping al Croton
Fslls Dover Plans Millerton Hillsdsle and Chatham
-Four Corners .
Returning viii leave East Albany AZ and II A. NJ and
4P M NJ SLOAT, Superintendent
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TOR LIvERPOOI-Packet of 10Th NO
ORIENT Can't NJ French will saul above, her regular
day For freight OF passage having superior aesonmoas
ncps apply ON board al pier No. - East River oito
SPOFFORD TItESTON Co, No. ~ seufn-H
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct.-U. 5. NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through IN y hours-NewJersey
Railroad via jersey City, leaving NewYork at and9
A. NJ, ard q r. NJ from foot of COurtlnndtst Leaves
Phlade ho same hour foot Of Walnut St Fare reduced
" s. for irstcass and 81 - for second class -
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above nes and through baggage
carried in the s. NJ hines from NewYork, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage Cross the Terry 10 NM
utes before the trains leave
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
Vk ERN INDIANA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY, May 81
until further notice-pass steamers and trains "iu
EXPRESS STEAMERS anfTRAINs GOING WEST:
WARD.-One Of the firstclass steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted Of
PM and Dunkrk at II at night reaching Monroe at PM
the day and proceeding to Toledo the same afternoon
An express train Will leave Monroe at PPM, or on the
arrival of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the and connecting at Chicago with rr
class for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Mich
gan and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
'IFSfRFss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Express trains Will leave Chicago at PM, daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe az 81 next morning
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morning
Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Cbcago-snd reach Dunkirk and Buffalo several hours
the time for the first Express trains east from New
York Albany and Boston - -
The and trains ct Monroe Will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo. 1000, ,.r.,,,
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-1his train will leave Toledo daily; sundays ex'
eeuted At NJ connecting at Toledo with line Of steam
er from Cleveland and SaDdusky aud stopping at all me
way stations will reach Chicago at 81 Pm , =
GOING FASTWARD.-Lesve Chicago daiiy sundays
excepted at "a AN, stopping at all stations ana arriving
Toledo al NJ connecting with Steamers to ssn1usky ana
Cleveland and arriving there time for al the morning
leaves Toledo at SAM for Fort Wayne and
ports IN the Wabash Canal JOS. IL MOOhE,
ADRIAN June l. 1852 superintendent
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Waier gnre.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN wATER-CURE,
OsOuTH ORANGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 this
IL funon take the Morris and Ese1 Railroad the foss
o. CourtAndtst, a. y and IL NJ, and 4 snde
Returning, leave WsferCure Station AZ 7 ana u A. NJ
and South Orange at 81 and SiPM
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
Il CURE s conveniently arranged and now open for
Winter The cold favorable Every
strenton will be paid TO the comfort PATIENTS Terms IS
to so per week. y. BEDoRTHA NJ
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In PURSUANCE of AM orler of Jesse Q

Smith. OF the County OF KING y hereby
accortrg 20 law Az having claims AssIn, fERDi
EAkD GfRSCHNl LLER. late oi he City OF William hursh de
they required exhibit the iehers
thereof the subcrber the or Of the Kings
County City Hall o the City Brook. before the 27ih
day o December nelt-Dated June To- lSf2
,.l7 iswtmThs RICHARD TUERs, Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

safe Cousy New ~. hc-ehv 20 al
persons hav "a cn agans; CHARLES VAN AULEN hte II
the CITY ceae 2reen; the Nth vouchers
thereof subscriber eedence M li West ~ q,
ike Cy Of lo bere the dy February next
Dated New Yoik. the 9Th jsy Of july iS5Z
w. iaUfuTh| WILLIAM C. VAN ACLEN. Adpas'rator.
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Observation-Disclosures

DEMITTANCES-P AS SAGES BOW
~ MAN GRINNELL 4 Co, No. SO Southst- New
York sole and only authorized gents for the SWALLOW.
TAIL LINES of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst OF every month. alternate Thursday.
LINFKPCOL LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL.
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS-,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON YORKTOWN,
NEW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
bringing them By any Of the above magnificent ships
informed that Messrs. BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co. are
the only Agents for the above ships in this city.
They also issue Drafts from and upward which are
PAYABLE at sight any through Ireland and Great
Britain. BOWMAN, GRlNNELL Co-
No SO South-st. N. Y. and Regents-road Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2st Of each
month
London Pockets New York every alternate Thurs
day.
For passage apply above.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.

y SEl.-New-York 70 Eaton, Pa Fne y 81. ~ ~
AuAnseusent commencing November IS 1882 Leave 'ef
No l North River daily, for Essfos and nterneca4ie
place, at AN u NJ and SIS Pm, and fOr sscsrrle
AMI SlSPM
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

ofhe County New York hereby 10 ~ p-rns
having CLAIMS ssns; MARTIN sILBER, late % the City Of New
esnnsn decreased the 9Th voucher thereof
ssscrer IA. rs-cpe 10 l0l sn - he CHy ol
before the thrih day Apa neyiDlted New
York the 9Th Day Of October. 1881
lavtmTh- WILLIAM r. SLIDER, Administrator
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IN PTRSUANCE of an order OF the Surro.

gate Of The County u Ne~ Yok . hersby sven % al
pe.s ha q ss the etate Ct GEORGE STOUT
Cry Ct York dccc- ed. - escn; the sane VI IA
voucher thereof the subscribe his place Of business NJ s
BosdNay CITY Nv Yok before the second LAY Of
February assDa;e New Yoss the r-t dy september l2
- lawcu.ThT JAMES ID. STOUT, Atpms,rafor
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NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH to SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMUS.-The new and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES, VIM. {. Berry, Commander, VIII leave New
York for AsPINvALL, Navy Bay, FRIDAY, Novcm-
Der ~ 1t o'clock A. NJ precisely, connecting at Panama
with the new double engine steamship CORrES, 1900
tuns Thomas b. Croppor Commander which steamship
leaves Panama on the arrival Of the passengers by the
UNITED STATES for San Francisco, stopping only at
Acapulco for supplies. This line has never failed TO con-
meet al the appointed time.
These vcss Is IN accommodations ventilation speed and
safety, unsurpassed An experienced physician Is at
Passengers viii be landed the wharf at Aspinwa, and
Passengers are cautioned that all tickets for this line,
must bear the signature Of the undersigned and that no
ether parties are au orTed se tickets at New-York
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PACIFIC NAIL
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AspinwaL and Pan;
sma-The splendid new and dOube-engine IT, 5. Mail
n Comnander win sail SATURDAY, Nov 20, at
SsSk sseP Man g es Al roc cO Oh mag
nifcent steamer NORTHERNER, win be in readiness At
PANAMA 10 receive the noss mails and passengers and
sail mmt dately for San Francisco. NO efforts VIII be
srarcd by tbs Companies to put their through
with expedition and comfort
RATES OF FARE TO AsrlSwALL. -.
Ladies' Saloon, State Room.
Lower An and Forward Saloon, do............... IS
Second Cabin Standees
Fss.eIsers viii be landed at the railroad wharf Aspin-
wall free Transit Of the lsthus 81 the passengers 81,
pense Persons securing through passage BY the UStsd
accumulation on board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates OF fare from Panama San Francisco the most
favorable tenn. For fright or passage s apply % o.. Cas-
No. III Westst, corner Of Warren, " Y:
N. B-Shppers requested to supply themselves WIN
.ce between the hou 10 and o'clock on the day Of
sailing.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-The LIv.

boIOon GtcT StateToOs SaOOn alter
Midship - IS - mdshp - Is -
forward 50 forward IL -
Including Steward fees
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thiTdcass passengers VIII be taken
from Philadelphia aud Liverpool ard found IN provisions
From Phlade hia SO From Liverpool g guneas
Certificates passage will be issed here parties WHO
DESTROYS Of bringing out their friends at corresponding
rates
Freight Co per tun, goods hardware 8e will be
taken subject 10 agreement
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried each ship.
Small drafts drawn stsslt on England and Ireland.
For freight or passage apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exehange-psce ~ Y,
and No Wanrt-st, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS L Co, Liverpool
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

Il the Comfy New York
pecn havrg aI' CHARLES FIELDING, late Of The
City New iork coachraker decc' e pre- the WITH
vouchers thereof 70 the sub rber The Coah Factory FIELD
ING BROTHERS in the id-sv. n
York. efh Day March 50
lork. the cO'h DAY Of September. 1889.
- lavtmIh MARGARET FIELDING Adna-s,rir
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AAONEY SAVED-A WARRANTED AR

MONEY SANED-A WARRAN ED Ah-
NI TICLEln offering TO persons suffering from Chronic
Rheumatism Collie Dysntery, Pains IN the Limbs BACK OF
Chest, Headache, Old Sores, Cuts Burns, Se Dr To
BIAS Venetian Lniment they need not fear purchasng Il
directions does give relief Thousands have certified
20 its pain relieving properties 1t an internal a. well
an external remedy and il 10 warranted harmless
No family should be without n If they have children a.
IL remedy the Group, and II warranted 70
cure Cholera If taken when trst attacked
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wishes understood that any
using his Linient without obtaining reef can have
their money returned. . .
Ney-Yorh.
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Goal.

NOAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
~ constantly dischsgins all the kinds Of Anthrs
cite and Bitumlnous Goals viz; Peach Orchard, Black
Heath Leh,gh Liverpool Orrel, Camel Sidney Nc &c,
I'll OF the very best quality delivered in handsome order
ana for sale low. JAMES L. WORTH,
Ath-st cor. Thompson, aud 9th sv, cor. Amos
Downtown ofkce No. So Wallst
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sure

sa,e Of he County Yosk herrbv % all
rescEs CLAIMS ANDREW MCLEAN ste " the ~
usnufc;urer deceived q present. he sam ID
vouchers thereof The oe Of John NCNh
Esd the New fofk. on or before the
csk v of February D.xt-Bs.d Yok The 18th CAV Of Au
su,t 1884, MARY MsLEAS, Ainn@s,ratrir.
10 sfrvTh
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T ACKAWANNA CoAL,-The Delaware

IL and Hudan Canal Company are receiving orders for
Lselswsnns Coal clean and good condition for sesrn
shppns or manufacturing purposes, by the cargo or smaller
quantity devosbe either Rondoai OF IN the haTeor oil
New.YoIk, from their boats or by carts
Apply at the office 0fthe Company No 81 "ast, OF +"
fAeir yards foot Of Huberts corner Of King and Green
wieh.,, cor OF Goeveneur and Fronts, New-ior~ and
IN FurmAn.st, pesr the foot Of Safest Brooklyn
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5teamboats an0 Railroads.

EREIG HIT NOTICE.-On and after the
close of navigation on Lake Chsmplsn, Freight will
be Forwarded from New-York, every day, by steamer
TRAVELLER, at Peek.slip in connection with the Yer
Valley Vermont Central and connec ting Railroads 20
Vermont in DAYS; to Ogdensburgh and MONTREAL IN
four day0 This positively the cheapest aud most eipe
ditous winter route 10 Vermont Northern New ork ana
Canada. +. HYDE, Agent, No. loz sOuuhst, ~ 1.
Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Branch,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
dleown,) and RED BANK.-The new and splendid steam
the New Haven Pier Pecssp, Fest River, as follows;
wednesday Nov II, "a NJ. Wednesday, Nov. i7,li;PM.
ThaIsdsy, SOy ls, iCAM THURSDAY SOy "a q J + NJ
Tuesday, Nov. D. 2!P.M "Wednesday, Nov. q, Pm
ThurrdSy Nov % . A NJ Thursday, Nov. p, y p NJ.
Friday Nov % IA NJ. Friday, Nov.@, 81 7. NJ.
saturday, Nov n, "a NJ. Monday, Nov. y, " A. N.
The stages for Squam viii run IN connection with oo1t1
Stages TO convey passengers all parts Of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the account oil
the owDers.
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin BIsyton leave alternate days tSundays et-
cepied) from Pier No. 8, y. r. the Battery at4 NJ
For % sP &c SG5d or at the s Ss Ga rsI W.
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFoRD
CoMMoDoRE, of this hne, now run regularly hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River first wharf
aud Stonington O'Clock p. NJ arrival Of mail
train, which leaves Boston al s 2. NJ
d i.es 1Ga and sa
ton passengers proceed Immediately the ARRIVAL OF The
mail train at Mansfield
For freight apply q the Office, No 10 bAery-
place Oh beard the boats.
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feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Ate othe County Se~ Yori se ber-ey wen to al per
,rs havrs cin. against JANE MITCHELL. hie CITY Of
Se- Yo .nse ed prs-n, the vooc
-. thereof hs oe No IS sOgth the
Yort before the .e-euh day May SeKt-Daied
Ns~ YoIk. the th.fd day u November, 1854
=. is~ensTns JOHN X REDFIELp ES~uor.