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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
Tur Frpr ar Hrpsor.-The EXAMINATION o.

The FIRE AT HUDs0S.-Ihe exanhnatlon "
George w symonds, under arrest for toe burning oil
the Franklin House a, Hudson which he had been Keep
ing WAS 10 this eject We ind Il IN The Troy BafSa;
Tie wife states that she LEFT an orphan At an early
are ard lived with uncle Of hers wealthy and respect
az etixen OF Brooklyn eymonds perIsded her 10 marry
him ueh azsirss tie wishes Of her uncle, when sne was
bat ftsen wears OF age be being DOZEN years her senior
Som ser their marriage they went to Boston where she
xns made swsrs her husband supported himself bJ
disbcpet means Soon nearly score Of indictments were
found AGAINST him. and he convicted on three OF them
.rd r.enced 20 the House Of Correction Tor three years
a. a common and notorious thef This wD IN February
is45 In the Apr following he escaped from ms connne
,rt bu, was etaken and sentenced for the rodue
NJ h, term and one year additional the STATE Prison
bis term he served and then reclaimed his child and
thus forced WIFE who had supported herself BY keeping
confectionery shop 10 i've with hun again he wss con-
neetsd with extensive system OF burg.res in Troy In
1881 While there he fred the bakery OF Mr. DEXTER.
srsirst whom be had spite for dshsrxne him. Mr.. ID.
spectsd him AZ the time out no PROCEEDINGS were com
merced e no positive proof could Be obtained
socn sfer he leased the Franklin House, Hudson, and
commenced seres Of robberies singular they were
bold and successful he did very prosperous busine for
lie stole large proportion Of the goods with winch hl
house furnished, and stole the provisions which he
kett his boarde He stole mssn and segss, butter and
focr pss from the pen, and poultry from the coop he
c.pstsd He sole articles fr ssnanas.s end
articles for sse. Everything. IN fact which he sssdse .,
thought he Dssdsd be pat hrth he band a16 ees Asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
Eesal Notices.
IN p1rpsIrANCE Of an order of the Surro

II N Il
Of the County NewYork will cause 70 os % ~
j. svon AZ the Merchants Exchange The Ny OF
- ~ "a univ seventh Of January 10 the wear Iso' AZ
k nom the foroWins described Real EtH'e Or, ,,a
,.r decessed for the paymeai OF his debts A.
" ~ situate yns and seng the IGN WsIa ~
CAV Of New YoIl the soaiheS de Of Sot ~ aioss
iirs thereon " Rich said loi bounded and cohah a
CospcrR one hundred aud twenty hSe iee eAs' ~ -
fmms the south eastcTy OF The " 60 sr5 Two
81 =, crsrns tweufyfye 'front.' twenty hNe @ Nne ~
hes IA tha rear hundred aud hity seyen iee @ G., 81
,he an he caserly and one hundred and my our
80 of IN iu,h on the westerly line The improvement" "a
r,o,ertv out Of small frame DIV elins house zen ~ "a -.
money viii be required 20 be rsd q, NE sae sn'
hsrs when the deed ready for delivery corr
t,lsS2. d36~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.-Only thorough United States Mail Line
for CALIFONIA and OREGON via HAVANA for AS
PINWALL and PANAMA.-The sple ndd, ne and double
engine u. :. Mail Steamship CHEROKEE, 1900 tuns
DAY Dec. a. at O'Clock precisely, from pier at foot
Of Wertn-st, North River.
RATES FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies' Saloon. State Room. S65
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, State Room. 50
Second Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Steeure ...,s Observation-Disclosures. IS
Passengers will be landed the Railroad Wharf at As
pnwal free Transit of the Isthmus the passengers
expenre Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mail Steamers from Neg-York have preference OF
accommodation On eoard the Pacific Mail Steamers
as Of Fare from Panama San Francisco, ON the most
favorable terms For Freight OF Passage, apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office of the Companies, No. III West-st-
corner of Warren, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
To- Tie Chicago TnJsns furnishes the fol

lowing table Of hines OF roads over two hundred miles IN
length coming into that place which are either oat OF
the course o, construction: All,
posto, VA Ahanv Niassr, Detroit ooc
New ork, via Duukirk, Toledo w
Philadelphia via Pittsburgh Fort Wayne ~
Baltimore VIA Nheelng Columbus -
Norfolk via Cincinnati sud Chicago. wv
Charleston end Savannah Louisville and indianapo A.
Mn. "A Give ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
~, Louis Alton, Springfield and Bloomington 20
o,,;n.y "a NiIS,srv iyac, Observation-Disclosures. 100
Rock Island. Peru and Joliet. U
DUBUQUE, Gaena and Chicago ...........:....:.. ~
Hines and Wisconsin via fon du Lac to L. Superior go
Lake Shore Milwaukee aud Green Bsy...,......... 40
Measuring ...........................T& 1850
And all will be in operation probably In three years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

CLOSING THE CAsALs.-The Commission
ers have ordered the water to be drawn OF from
all the Canals Of this State Immediately Navigation
has been in fact suspended for nearly week on ac-
count of the ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

NhiF ant Ind Dem
Chief Justice-Whiton. 1874 Larrabee.
Scattering. 1850 Whtol's NAL. y
The vote polled AT the Judicial Election in Septcm
Der did not exceed 1000. Two months later the Pres
ideniia vote poIled was over $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

~ The County New lork. notice = hereby 'sh 70
cl,,ros er-iu AHrIS BRUINS, se O. the ~, o. Ne"
NJ ICED 10 presen, WITH vouchers hr,so =,
:, - ,..irpce Va Rc~e 4. in TIE Cay Ne te.'
~ ~ he the i~en,y 9Th day Of December ncNt-p-e'' Ns
N@k, Tie 20 SS Z" 'N"' THOMAS WALLACE. E<ecutor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
DROFEssOR MORsE's INvIGORATING

Il ELIXIR or CORDIAL.
THE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Of which this medicine is composed has engaged the med
col OF London Pans and the chief cities Of Europe
Its virtue has been tested and proclaimed by the
IN the Faculty Of those cities and Testimonials have
been presented its dscoverer by the Academies of Med
cine Of London Edinburgh Pans Berlin and Vienna Dur
ing sojourn Arabia Perea Professor Morse afflicted
with fever brought by intense excitement and
mprudent exetons IN torr1d of the which
defed his knowledge Of curative means and for
time threatened fatal teminstinn Shiek OF of the
native tbes at length induced him to take medicine pre-
pared from the roots Of herbs to mountainous
region Of the country which in few days not only restored
him TO health but renewed the strength Of his
stituton in a marvellous degree
Is OF the principal ingredients usedn making this COR
DIAL 1t obtained at great expense by the Proprietor
and Manufacturer, Mr. Morse, NJ d.. EewYok City. Its
the only neble remedy yet discovered for Nervous Head
and Mind Complaints is the mental physie, long sought
for and before found the only natural agent that
administer TO mind diseased" In OF Neuralgia,
Headache Vertigo pain the Of the face and the
various train OF Nervous Affections it will produce in
astonishing short period Of time and will also remove
Depression Excitement Tendency 10 Blush RestlessnesA
Seepessness, Dske of Society, 1Dcapacy for Study
Business Loss of Memory. Confusion Gddness Blood 70
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility, Hysters Indecis-
ion Wretchednos Thoughts of Destruction, Fear of
Insanity &c IL viii increase and the appetite,
strengthen the emacated renew the health OF those VINO
have destroyed induce continued cheeruness and equan
unity Of spirits and prolong life.
Persons Of pale complexion cOnsumptve habits are re-
stored by the of bottle two TO BLOOM and vGoR,
changing the skin from pale yellow, scky color to beau
lful FLORID COMPLEXION.
placed this Cordial in the of the maAdies mentioned
above and also Of those which follows viz Los Of Muscu-
Ter Energy General Prostaton. luabhty, and ell Ner-
vous Affections Indigestion, Sussness OF the Liver &c
TESTIMONIALS
No Newspaper would hold the many certificates and test
monies of gratitude the Proprietor were we at liberty to
pubish them. -
being at liberty 10 phbsh them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
~ p,TpSr.NCr If An order of Jesse c.

-. AZ the Couriy Of kinfs posscs ss,scy
s,-s seeeras TO os: s''s . .,.as ;s sssy
RFEUs late OF CITY Of Breo4yn ,n~r~f 70 the
~ - s rssssnse on ola BEDFORD kess 20 ~ psc-ssr
Dated. jane ~, lst2 Aansr<rxfos
20 lsufu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
JrANCE Of an order of the Surro

s,,e Of the couu;y Of Nes iosi nce ;. h5 So ~ Se~
=. h.,,r, -. ms sssin.i JOHN READ, late o. nc ey o
rot as~s.ed 70 rrc-ent the ssIne ~ah sosss % = ~
=, h- r-s~nce iisth 81, mar - Az ~
80 - w Yosk on OF beore the tsccty nh sJ o.
Dated Ne~ ,v.'' ~" WILLIAM READ Adnn1strsfof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
TWENTY ULCERS on the LEGS cured by

HOLLOWA1S OINTMENT and PILS.-Extract
Ola letter from Mr. o. 3. Knocker dated Mount Gambia
Sir cure has ms come unaer nv Observation in which
the efficacy ofy Ointment and Pills has been fully proved
man Of the of Joshua Smith had yard Of twenty
ulcers on his shiIs, which difficult that al
most every remedy had been applied without good eff
iect Your Pills and Ointment were then resorted TO and
IN about SIX weeks he completely cured and sarcey
mark s to be seen"
Sold by ell vendors of medicines in the United Sates
pots and boxes at 81 cents cents and 81 80 each and
Wholesale By the principal drug houses in the United States
and by Messrs A. b. ID. SANDS NewYork, and by the
proprietor, No. IA Strand, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
Tar NKw.Yonx D,nr PRrss-From q re.

Thu supesrs that tho parcs
smoanira n the To But
two cat q the b.; hvc survived The rAess
course strsrflhcrei with While ohers ksv~ allen
nv IL. wav- the But eehcd he change
wbh lrse OF prosscvd the daily The
,ra ,upafun, In iSI6 the whoAe daily erui>n ssn
10 lisa h,on Of ss Of the New des
move than saSk sagrei fAezssad! baltimore Patriot
These figures low they are. in comparison with the
present of Newly journals too hugh We
worked at press GU rAs that time, And have
pretty accurate recollection of the number OF tokens wet
down. Al each Office The Cosyisrs circulation y truly
stated but there only eight tokens worried ON
Tks beyednfe That considered an innenee circu's
ZION TIE sheet VISA about half as large TAs sss and
rally contained from column and half 20 two col
unus OF news TAs Gdssfi> frequently went 10 prcss with
only half column (ofher than commercially matter
There cylinder power presses or even rei'ers
in those days. -, =,
Our trend Francis Han. Esq, Of TAs Co~.sye'al ID
r,rfey was then A. now actively usofully end honoraby
connected with the daily prsss Hut the other editors and
Of al ar.h Albany Eve. Joarnsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
!. ,r p1rpSI1ANCE of an order Of the SurrO

~. County q yewYort notice :. hsrrey go % .
II gaze W 49,. AGAINST JOHN A TAYLOR atr ~ tne ~
New Yoi sscyssed p'rsa' he % I CO q New
~ 1.crler Al her house No - ~ o. York
ne e The sssA dsy Of APTa Dert-pA'ea'
Hpe;eerh day Of oS'1esr yySiA TAYLOR. Aaaasrsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c

srA "a surn<.te 81 The County q knss boz ~
v-r ,cco-tn. AZ persons hsVinS 1919 = .,
rFIDs se Of BrcolSn deeAsco ,a-, =, ~. e
vcacher- thFsco' 70 W -
-, THOMAS HAMILTON, a; No id2 Nasss9 At, .ss
l...ors Of DsSeher Eedi-Dsie1 me
q. lsdl 1880 ~ Nil roy Aanai~-aA'0'~
- Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
~ pIrpsIrANCE of an order of the SurrO-

Y IVhNVN4N II u ". 49,, -, ~ IN 49,
eat, n. the County of New lo,t n;ce =, nS'S'y M -
81 ms ,esnst MARY VI CAlDW IL e % y. y,
~ New Yok decensed present the sAe ~" ~. 49, cv ~
:, IA. re..leucc No. Hast l3ih 81 "a tne
Nv Yok on or before the frsi cay O. AaiVN "~
York the isi day Of seriemher isr
Il laN6mW I. ~ MAhnVH''
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.


Hear what the celebrated and distinguished Dr. WOOD Of
WORCESTER June |. 1893
DEAR sIRIt gives pleasure inform you that one OF
my patients while in Boston procured some OF your Cordial
which he tells he has taken two weeks and that ne
entirely cured. He already looks like anew person VINO
go short lime since looked pale and hn ana was sarce-
y able TO crawl around thoughtt scarcely possible iod
him ever TO regain his full strength and acues his case
extremely bad one presented the usuh inedl-
cine used such in the Hospital but they were OF no
effect In the time my patient had procured some OF
your Cord al, which effected am sallsed no othei
medicine could have done. shall warmly recommend
il whenever opportunity occurs Ihe inventor III my
Younger DAYS wen remember as being considered one OF
the most sklful physicians in the United states and ad
ncredrous as 10 it's until unexpectedly and
satisfactorily convinced to the contrary ,,oon nm
remain very truly yours, H. ~ "OOp' Nh
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
Have not i'm single instance that has been authenticated
give their sanction any other preparation LOT te aOoe
complaints II has in many violent and desperate 49,
effected radical efer patients had been ana
their condition hopeless by medical pTacton
ers of high pTotes sional character. -, - -,
Nv Office having been in where tins Cordla was
kent for sale for three years, and my opportunities
iudRing of it's effects somewhat numerous tue sty
ing demad and that without single advertisement tens
Cor itself have seen case OF weakness, VIII had re-
sisted all Mt for five years boz IN ths %
dcaI cured with one dozen bottles He had spent hun
dreds without relief aud was cured with
worth OF DIX. MoIses CorGal a hENDANA' w. ~
DR. MoRsE-Sir Some time since you requested my
orinion of the virtues Of your nvigoratng Cordial.
% now nrepared 10 give t. have had II IN practice
and il for the last few months and must give II
INV decided preference over anything of the KIND with when
am acquainted both to it's medical virtues and reason
able price which you elllt am much peas WI, .
scis and can with confidence recommend II 70 e pson-
ace of The profession valuable auxiliary for removing
deas,s in some of the NEST troublesome orns anu !" "
rs q safe and valuable medicine ,,,,, ,,-pprc an
BENJAMIN WEEhS, NIL
Brooklyn, n Y, Nov. q, 1919.
Prepared by NJ MORSE NJ D. and for sale oy ia -
IL RING General Agent No. 1872 BIosdwsy New KIN w y.
hon ali oIders must be addressed In Brooklyn Mime
Nc. 2l5 Fulton-st. -. A...,as with the
Iii put up highly concentrated PINT Ro,, wi oP
Entered according to Act of Congress IN the year io1 p
Mslse Morse in the Clerks Office OF the District Cou'
co. H. Son,bern District Of the State OF Newly ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =, ~ %
BOWMAN GRINNELL u Co, No. 50
ID Souths, New York sole and ony Su.I Isr SyIp
for the SNALLOW-TAlL LINE OF r NJ III Ssrv
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LoNpoN ~ TS, o w.
and 2lst Of every month. nsSnsWss A""'sN"'
LIVERPOOL, 1890 ~ oSSii,ry
SSNSt x,'Cp, CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
Mn w IN niiIF WEST INDEPENDENCE
CONSTANTINE, aMs rne Al ~ nTpT
ALBERT GALLATIN, rhIn NS =. Ntpi-"A'
A snbI "a a - TEiNION PATRICK HENRY. .
NJ, a, 20 send for their friends and dsirons OF
ieious ~ he snv of the above m agn6cent shlis,
are informed that MesIs. BOW MN on NJ ..;tv
They also issue Drafts ffom Al and upward sra asat
fs.;n ~ "s BOWMAN, GRlNNELL X 60,
No 81 Sou,hst " Y, and Regenfs -road iaveLloo, v
Liverpool Packets leave New-iOrk SIN and |''' Vi
london Packets leave NewYork every alternate ih"i
Ssy For passage apply as above
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

Of Counsy hersty al
hzyrs asalnsi JOHN HORNBY Of the CITY 81
New Yort decesed he with vouches ereo 70
~ sub-ctsr o6ce Of SCoLEs COOPER Esq. No %
Chsnb>r' the Of View YOt. ber, the tsenty RIA
day Of December rrDaied Se- Yors the I'd day Jun lisa
;e23 Ia~snWr JAMES L LYON. " D Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate az the Coar,y 81 SeF Yot hereby 70 al
500. hsvns Clans ssars; JoHs HELNE he q The cyos ser
fort Phyn decessec 10 reser the With voucher. er
Of 70 the suhscers The oEe Of Charles Ohnstec No D
sprnsst the II View Yort before The 6r day Of june
Be1i-Dated York. the 9Th day OF November. ls5.
MARY v HEINE. A3nhnlstrstr.
d lavtnwt CHARLEs OLMsTED Adnsn5.ra.1r
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rs PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

rate County OF Yost hereby al
havne claims aga asi JOHN HUGHES Of OF
New Yot deceased The vita vouchers thereof 20
the subscrer oae No Railroad Banfs Reade
iBshe City Of bere the srs day Of June
Dated New Yoft the ed day Of November, lssa
n2f lsvtmW> JOHN COLLINS. Jr, Adnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
safe OF the cousy 81 S,~ Yort ne hreey avn 70 a. r
sobs HAVING claims u DANIEL DOSEGAs
Of The CITY Of View foh deceased -h roceh
ere thereof 70 the euhscTsers her resdence III 9Th St n
the CITY ofsev Yors ere th- Sd a1Oae
New fort, the I'D day Ct Deceneer ls52
a.. ,.-sn. s SSas sA saoiz.s. rr'cs'0''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
EOR SAN FRANCISCO-The fast-sailAe
4 chip A. CHESEBR0UGH viii sail ucat week. and the
sew clipper ship siROCC0 shou, the 10Th Of January
Yer height or passage apply 10
g. OAKFORD No % wsl,st
T'HE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

a kOuTE-vANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
SisCo only line giving Tickets for crossing the Isthmus
- new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST,
ssieeh Nj precisely, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. s. connect
sna Win The fachc steamer the NICARAGUA TRAN
SPORTAT1ON
These steamers unsurpassed in their accommodations
AUD Ventilation For information passage apply only TO
u. ALLEN, Agent, No. Battery place, up stairs.
" The public cautioned against the representations
ar thu hue.
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~ pIrRsI,ANCE of AM order OF Jesse c.

II Smith rsc Surrogate q the Cosuiy o. hns eou.e -
=. =, law AT persons having cas'a' ss.,s IN, ~
nYw RikTR isle Of the late vlsse nov Cay o. ~ 49,
- l..ce5 b.f they required 10 eNh ~ Toe san va
es thrreo TO SUBSCRIBER a No ~ fet's. ~ MI
the hth day q N.rch n.I
ny =. ~ 10 ~ lnwtlnW EDWARD hlhbi1 k'ecn''f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS

IN CHARGE 81 ISsOLyENT from BIZ DEBTs-Pursuari
provons o The n I'd article ~ the f tile Of th- hfh char
the secord part Of the Rev. I'd ststues JOHN 4 KANE
Csnteo steuben County " Y -veuf debtor Nouce hr
Published Oct g. ls2 creditors before Hon Larro9e
County judge q seuben Co. al hs Once The vse Of BAH
the sh day Of December 1884, ocot the afternoon % show
any they have Why asssumui should noti made
said insoveni and be be discharged nom hsis5t,
laNl
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CJTPREME COIJRT-In the matter Of the
CHFRIFF's SALE.-Bv virtue of a writ of

CHERlFf SAl.E-Dy virtue OF VIII OF
- directed and deyeed vii expose for sse
al Pubic FRIDAY the 2fih day OF December 49, a.
the No lei 10 and 9 water
~ New York right rils and interest a ANTHONY T. Al
LEN o. in and Of Agricultural Implements and other
soods contained ad buldng % the sh' title AMI
interest Allen O. and certain lndennres or eese Of
the above mentioned stores York De- 20 lJ
THOMAS cARNLEY, she1f
JAM. Mopu.. DerGiy ShenA dl A.
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

Az STEAMSHIP LlNE-TiiROUGh TO SAN FkAN-
cisco at REDuCEDRATES-No DETENTION on the
lSTHMus.-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM, 2eeo suns, w. A. Mills, ComnandeI, win leave
Navy Bay, on THURSDAY, Jan. 20, at o'clock, p NJ
precisely, connecting at Panama with the new double
which steamship leaves Panama on tie arrival
of the passengers by the UNCLE SAM for San FRANCISCO
stopping only at Acapulco for supplies.
These vessels in accommodations ventilation speed and
safety unsurpassed An experienced physician 10
tsehed to each steamer.
Passengers viii BE- landed on the wharf At Asinwa and
take the Panama Railroad.
Passengers cautioned that the tickets for this limo
ere sold Only a. No 20 broadway.
DAVIS. BROOKS l. Co, General Asents
DASSAGE for SAN FRANCISCO-The su-
Il perior ship A. CHESEBROU0H, Robert Chcsebrough
master handsomely accommodate few first and second
cabin passengers J. s. OAKFORD, No 81 Wall-st.
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il SemWeekly U. $. Mail LineThe new and Fast going
steamer MARION, NJ. Berry, Commander, will leave
O'Clock = ~, precisely. For freight apply on board
where all bills Of lsding will be signed and for at
sPOFFORD, TILEsToN 4 Co, No. ~ soutll-st.
Through tickets 20 Florida follows To jacksonville
<3i to Pilstka $50 No bills Of ladng signed after the
steamer has called.
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.-For NEW ORLEANS, via HAVANA
the splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Baxter, Command
err will sail from the Pier the foot of Wanenst North
River, MONDAY, Dec. a. at o'clock p NJ, precisely
RATES OF rARs TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEAss.
New Arrangement
I.sties and After Saloon Berths. .............S5o
Lower Forward Saloon 80
Specie only taken on freight to Havana
Freight taken TO at 80 cents cubic foot
Shippers ofeghtare requested to supply win
cation at the Office. No other form will be signed.
No bills of ladine signed after p o'clock on the day Of
sailing For freight or passage aP%2ly6ts RoRERrs
No. III West-st, corner of Wsuen-st
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HYATTs NFALLIBLE LIFE BAL

wATTsS NERVOUS ANTiDOTE. ssnuine
HASTIEGSS SYRUP OF NAPHTHA do..........e
RODGERS'S SYRUP OF LIvERWORr AND TAR.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.........$
SCHENCKS PULMOEIC COUCH SYRUP. a
AYERSS CHERRY PICTORIAL for Coughs .........e
WOLVES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.. 81
DIR COOKS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.... a
> p JACOB TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA. q
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