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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

WILLIAM IRVING, Auctioneer.
SPLENDID SALE of FANCY GOODS
~ WILLIAM IRVING L Co, viii sell At Auction on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December 80 and 81, az l0l
O'clock the Sales Room No. 10 Pine-st, splendid
Of Fancy Goods being the largest and finest sale
of the season. suitable for Holiday presents consisting of
costly Pariau Figures beautifully nlad PAPER Machs
Goods Plated Ware splendid invoice, Bronze., French
Chine Bohemian Glassware, English Cut Glassware, Chit
nese Goods Ebony Goods. &c.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

III
vii h completed Pittsburgh by Deeesl5er L. stsf
vhieh al goods consigned TO their AGENT 81 rniis 2,.
I'll a rhrspeh without trsp~hipuent witain seventy
80 - H. r..ss below published offering 20 hercntns
.hrps 20 points on the OHIO River OF any Of ne Hss.
~ wrtsrs Hetes not be received on any ohrr roe
9,r .-rsrrerner,s with connecting Toss re y
hb Goods csn be forwarded the Interior OF the " est
- S-ase. v Railroad E. the lowest rsres and n - c4ss
~'Iho1 IL 0s'sI WINTER FREIGHT TsRIFF
r' ro e.. Boot. shoes &c 81 P.r 10 "a
~ Clss--H.rdwsre, Haehr-ry, nlsr
E-ox-r sheerin.. Wool &C - ca PEI y" g.
S C. .............7 5ets. perioo rs
~ -, 49, - Fish Ac........65cts. Der loc Ia
u -S-rrrd for Onward " az sd pdis "a
$500 80 HI. HOUSTON,
-, s~rt Pr-rrylv-ris Rsilroad CO. zoe 6i
md &c NEte.s, PhilteepIis.
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A UCTION SALE of COTTAGE HOUSE

al
IN and SIXTY BUILDING LOTS, IN Newark. New
Jersey-Will be sold at Public Auction, THURSDAY,
the S0th day OF December next al O'Clock, r. NJ the
premises Cottage House and Lot, Continuing about two
acres situated between Fair Mount and Lte;On-avs
the Of South Orange-av., known the Hedden
House Also at time, 81 Lots 50 100 Ltteton and
Fairmount-ays and II Lots Nichoays also, Lots Nos.
237 SS8 239 i0 l 142 243 SIS 3l4 and 81 Camden
tf; also Lots Nos 2dJ 26 289 and 29o Bergenst also
Lots Nos 49, 1893, and 20 West Bak-s; also Lots Nos
ISL 1874 l5S 1854 and 1855 IuDterdons These Lots
situated high aud beautiful ground short distance from
the Court House and Immediately the of the former
residence OF Jos G. Wallace Esq
part Of this property sold nj public auction al the
MeTchants Exchange New-York, the 30th day Of No
vember last and this sale is made for the purpose Of closing
up of the Lots taken and winding the
Toany person doing business IN New crk who is DESTROYS
ofssouring a home within 80 minutes Of New-York, tins
will present favorable opportunity.
Conditions Of sale will be made known the day Of sale
For particulars inquire OF -
DUNN THOMPSON. or
THOS. V. JOHNSON, Newark, ". J.
r SIf Thursday should prove stormy, the sale will take
place on Friday, December3l.
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NrEW.JERsEY RAILROADS.&C. and aft

IN er the 9Th Of December train will leave New ork
A, o'clock A. NJ from foot Of C0urtlandt-st arriving
in Philadephs at u noon at the heusington s,on lhs
line will he Relief Express Train to the A M Express
Train which will sso through IN four hours Throusn
Tickets for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and Charleston
sd by both hines. Tickets sold passengers for wsy s4
tons IN New-Jersey in the A. NJ trsln only at reduced
prices The Trenton Accommodation Tain VII on and
after the Zth December leave Trenton a. A. VI NnVns
in NewYork AT u noon returning from New YORK. az
~ by which passengers will also b. carried At reduced
prices relieving the s. p NJ Philadelphia tram OF wsy pas
snr.rs These sTranseIsent. will make certain the
connection Of the Mails ard through passengers WIN the
continuous train leaving Philadelphia AZ aud lOt r. NJ
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fle0ieGl.

nOCTOR VAN HAMBERTs GERMAN
DFFMALE RENONATING PALS.-Both in the fe-
nrmary and private practice Doctor an lambert,
OF Germany has used these pills with unparalleled success.
For peculiar 10 females they can be relied on as
certain SPEEDY ana uufarg remedy They have been
about twelve years this .Rntry and have rceiy the
approval Of the distinguished yscans IN this
city There prescription whose effects have beeu able
10 compare with these pills the treatment Of maes and
not much say that their has been than
equal 10 the combined effects Of all other remcd.s Those
who have used them know what invaluable legacy Doctor
Van Hanhert has le the world BY their females may
rely upon obtaining speedy relief whereby health restored
ard the pse and deahy countenance gives place to the
roseate hu,s OF health.
B-Purchsse unless they have the certificate of
copyright the wrappers aud the written signatures OF
u c. VAN HAMBERT MD on the duty stamp around
each box, ard r. NJ GUlON,
General Agent for United States, America,
No IN Bowery, corner Grand-s; Price 81 per box
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gate OF County New Nok, hereby all
CLAIMS JOHN A. HUGHES. late OF the City Of
ro deceased the with vouchers hereof
the subscriber a, his oe No Ere Railroad niass, Rsade
City New York before the 6rs day Of jane
Da,edNe~ York the I'D day OfNoyemeer, $50
MA iawtmN- JOHN COLLINS, Jr., Ad0'r
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DR. BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE

~ PlLLs-This wonderful and justly celebrated reme-
DIV be had hs office may be sent by mail any
address Ohce corner of broadway and Houston ST.
the drug The Doctor attends exclusively office
practice. HouS nom o'clock A. NJ TO u NJ, and from
N
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

TOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND DOCK.
IL OCEAN HOUSE, Q.ons Branch) PORT WASH
NCTON, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DOCK Md
detow- and RID BANK The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT Capt A H. HAsgeTty, will leave
the New Haven Pier Peck Sip East River follows
IRON SEw-YoRK. rKOA SHREWSBURY.
"Wednesday, Dc IS A. NJ WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is NY M.
Thursday Dec r. 9 4 NJ. Thursday, Dec. 10, l2t z NJ.
Friday, Dec. H. 81 A. NJ Friday be H. p II
Saturday. Dec. lc. 7 " Monday. Dec. 10, PM.
TUESDAY Dec. q u T. N "Wednesday, Dec. D ?. PM.
THURSDAY, Dee 3 y T. NJ Friday DC. q, - A. NJ
Saturday. Dec. 25 81 4. Monday. Dec. q, st A. N
Tresday, Dec. q. SA WEDNESDAY, Dec. y, 9! A VI.
Thursdsy Dee. 81. IA NJ. THURSDAY. Dec 80 10Y A VI.
Friday. bee 81 A. ~ Friday Dec 81, ~ A. VI.
The stages for S,1am ill connection with boat
Stages convey paS-er al parts the country All
persons forbid TIE sbcve boat the account of
the owners.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via stoninQton,

DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via Stonington,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON-Tie steamers C. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, Of this line, now run regularly as
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first
wharf above Bstteryp place daily sundays excepted At
p NJ and Stonington at O'Clock Z. VI, arrival Of
the mail train, which leaves Boston AZ z VI.
The MASSACHU SETTs. froIn New. Yofk-MondaY,
Wednesdly and Friday From StoningtsnTuesday Thurs
day and Saturday.
The st PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, at ? P NJ
For freight passage apply the Office No 10 Battery.
place, or on board the boats.
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1nsnranre Companies.
LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
N ANCE SOCIETY Of LONDOS-General Agency
AZ No II Wallet -YorkIhis Life Assurance Soce-
~ having deposited Guarantee Fund Of 0oOV0 IN
United States Stocks and New York State Stocks with the
Controller of the State Of NewYork in accordance with
The State law will proposals for Insurance on Lives
AZ their General Agency, No III Wall ST. New-Nork and at
their different Agencies throughout the state.
Persons gong to California and to Australia insured al
moderate extra premium
Ihe Local Board OF Directors meet every wednesday t
Transaction Of rPnt business ,n,,
MeGiesl Examiners in attendance daily al O'Clock NJ.
pUph a. setting forth the advantages of this Company,
can h. had on spplcston at the Office, No III Wallet
Local BOARD or DiREoroRs, sEw-YokK;
Cso,ee Barelsy James BOorInan, John j. Palmer,
Saml s How land, Henry Ludiam, John g. iiobrooke'
Daniel Parish, {. r Habcht r. Z iucsG, =
A. q. Stout k0htH ) Dhioni, 1oseln pa u -
BANNERS The Merchants Bank, NEWTON the Lean
or Napufecturers Bank. New-Nofk
SoLIcIroR-ROBERT J. DILLON
kEE\F. {. T.. HAblS III pcheiH ~kon'-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

OF New fsgt berrtJ N all
sns HAVING Ga sssast NARY ~ CALDWELL bate o. the CITY
decesssd pesenhe Nth yosrhsfsih.re b.
the subserber his residence No. Eat l7th ct, the CT, of
fort before the hfi dsy Of March asstDssd New
York the 1T day Of september, l.eR
.,..emw : MAE MsRkox Aa.n,.,.,o,.
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THE NTDICAL JOrRNALs

Have not nsle n.tauee thai Is been safhsatic1tei,
gwen the sanction eng other preparation Tor ,ne above
complaints }, hss II rsny violent and ds2este ces
sf.s.se ytceG sI., .er ser,s Ia ss- .ss 80 IA
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

ss Of the cou'y Of New Yos, notice hereby al
persons hayns JOHN READ late o. The Cay Of ss~
fcrs se,eased The wan voshss. ise % The
subserAer a; l9th ID HAlsn, ~ the
Cfy OF Yoi beore Eh dsy u
Dated. New Yort, the 25t. dsy Of August, 1874.
su2s Iau.uWt WILLIAM READ, Administrator.
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WM. W. SHIRLEY Auotoneer. -
EROCKERY. GLASS, TOYS, &c.-Closlng
y saietf is52-wEDNEsDAY, Dec. ~ al 10. o'clock,
mcnt WORTHY the notice fail who sell CTockeTy and Glass
fne aud common CrookeTy, TUmbers, Wines, Deean'es'
BUwes, &c.
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TOR ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGE.

LOR ALBAN1-WI IN EK AkNANUE-
Il MENT-Three Daily Lines Fare, 81 81. The trains
leave City Hall station corner Tryon-ro~ aud Centrs-st,
daily, tSundsys excepted as follows;
Isl Tram al 73e A. 81. Mail Train stopping AZ all
Way Stations
Cd Trsin "a. W. Albany Express Train stopping az
Croton Fall, Dover Plains Hiisdale and Chatham Four
Corrers srvirs 2lo r NJ in time to connect with 2So
Train from Albany West
81 Tram St5 P. NJ Albany Express Tram stopping ~
Croton Falls Dover Plains, Mierton, Hillsdais ana
Chatham -Four Corners arriving - Z. NJ, connecting az
Albany with Express Tram for Buffalo
Returning win leave Fast Albany att A NJ Express
Train arrivins in NewYork l245 M. nl5 A; NJ Mail
Train making all stops and NJ Express Tram arriving
in New.YorkeI5P NJ NJ SLOAr Superintendent
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4 UCTION SALE-Of Fancy Goods, China,
IN Glass. Gold Pencils Jewelry &C. suitable for Holl-
day Presents. Also, TOys, Dolls. &c. WEDNESDAY,
December %, at &c. O'clock at No N Madenlane. Also,
AD invoice Gothic Tray Table Cutlery, &c, by
J. d. nOLBROOK Co.
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tier eood,ncn pronsareed hopeless BY medical prsson-
Of high professional character. -,
Ny of:ee hAyilg been sore v hsre tss Sofua-
kept for ale for three years ard my ofpos,ino
Ing and and that without snse advertisement teIs
fer itself have case Of seskneeS whoa hsh
ssfed ali nj tor i've eoth n the
Philsdeirhis aud the perso1 ar cAncaafe sos
radically cured with dozen bo;ies he had sprn' nun
sreds without rehe and CARED n twenty
worth Of Dr. Mcxse's Cordial A-KENpALL NJ ID
d. Noksg-Sir: Some tine since you requested any
oylniOa OF the virtues OF yoar lnyigorArna Cordial
prepared TO give q: have bad Y N pracfiee
and prs-cihed il few nonths and mast sive e
decided preference anything Of the sns wsh weien
acquainted both 70 IT'S medical virtues An rcasn-
able price which VOC eel H. AN much peasd with ts
effects snd with confidence co,nsHa = me paron'
asvssss the Troublesome forms, end 10 all
BENJAMIN WEEKS, ND
Brookiyn ny, Nov. 2, ls4s
PrpaTcd BY NJ MORSE NJ D., and for sale BY CHAs-
KING General Ascnt No. lie Broadway, New-forh to
Nc. 2i5 Falgou-st
name eewn IN the glass snd soh for Is per Bottle ior
Sl2; Ell the Gos.
Entered according Of Con sres 10 the year isS by
Netcaie Morse, IN the Clsrks O6ice Of the District Court
for the Southern District OF the state Of NewYsrk
DELlEF GUARANTEED in five minutes
III 10 all W no HOWE>S Hyseian. HoarhcanA. Liv-
erwort and Asparagus COUGH CANDY the most peAsant
and effective remedy known for the instant OF
coughs colds and hoarseness. Tee t.
Prirc,psl Cfces in New. NOrk-BsllsraA No SIS Broad
wsv corner Lpenard; Howe, No sSs Broadway, corner
Howard tiuion, No. ~ Bowery corner Grsnd; Howe.
corner l.fh-s ard sthav, and By druggists generally
throughout the United States
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INFALLIBLE LIFE BAL

CAN ...... ..................T 5c
WATTSS NFRI Gus ANrlDOTE, genuine. y
uASTINGSS SYRUP or NAPHrHA, dO.........Sl
RODGERsS SYRUP or LINERWORT AND TAR. n
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY..........sl
sCHENCK'S PULMONIC COUGH 81 bUP.".......sl
AYFRSS CHERRY PICTORIAL for Coughs. .:......
WOLVES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCllNAPPS...s
DIR. COOKS REMEDY FOR ISTEMPERANCE.. 80. 81
s p. & JACOB TOWNSHIPS sARStPARlLLA.. 81
MYERSs EXT. ROCK ROSE and sARSAPARiLLA.s
DIR. VAN HAMBERJs Female Monthly flLLs;.,;"s
KeIliusers Mustang LnAment and Railways Relief
HUTCHINGS'S ORIGINATED aud German bittcrs,
Osgood's India Choueope for Fever and Asue go, VI ~
BALLY'S Gravel AN1IDOiE and LUTON ana
Brandredthis Wrshts Smiths and HoloSay's PILLS,
HEIsKELLS Haliovsy's and Dasys OINTMENT,
DAyIS'S Rahvhne and Hyperion and BARRY > Incphs,
totrade, at GUTONS old corner. Bowery and GEsnd-sn
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Ell. LupLow, Auetionee,.

Z. II. LUDLOW, Anctioneer.
OT On the easterly corner of Broadway and
BY Auction.
The subscriber will Lease at Public Auction. BY E. H.
LUDLOW. ADcfioDeer. az the Merchant E1chanee On
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of January next at noon fox
the term Of Twenty-Five Years from the first day of Asy
next the lot the eastey Of Broadway and Fuo1
ST. beng % feet Broadway q feet in the rear Is feet
ipches FultoD-s and n feet inches the notasry
aide. Possenon on the fret Of Mag Terms A. sale
NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver.
u5G) CHAS. w. SANFORD, Solicitor.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
y GLAsGOw.-T'he Glasgow and Nes,YoTS sI..inshir
Coupauy's powerful Steamship OLASOOW, LIZ
ms and 4i horse power Robert CRAIG Commander, VII
sail from NewYoTk or Glasgow OIL SATURDAY, 10TH jan
uasy. q ~ O'Clock. noon. . A..
First Cal.n (SAloon State Rooms .............eD
First Cabin (sidship State Roonis) .......... IS
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. Nc SYM0N. No. s. Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

of New fOa hereby gwen 10 all
having against JOHN HELhR Asoi the City OF New
Decreased tbs with youehcfs hese
OF 10 the office Of Charles Omsted No 80,
sprns the CITY Of New fork before the ar day Of jus
neai-Dsied New Yok, the aah day Of November, 1854
MARY n HELNE Admiaistrats,
al lawf CHARLES OIMsTfD. Administrator
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD


IN Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st. as follows:
ExPRIss TRAIN at An for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Mail TRAIN at AN. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 80 PM, for Permont and Snhern
WAY TRAIs ct 80 PM for Delaware, VIA Jersey City
EXPRESS TRAIN al PM, every day tor Dunkirk ana
Buffalo. 800 "
Both Express Trans connect az Dunkrk with the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct to Cncin
natl also 10 Sandusky Toledo, Monroe Detroit and CHI
cage CHAS. MINOT, superintendent
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EOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

IL RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt Wa. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN BTaytou. leave alternate DAVIS tS1ndays ex
cspted.l from Pier No y r., near the Battery mf w.
FOR freight apply board. the office Per No.
TISDALEN RORDEN. A.ents. No. 10 and III Mesl-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G

smith Of the County Of kass notice barely
svsr according all having claims ssaa-, ANN DO
RFNUs late OF the City Of Brooklyn. deees-ed that hey are
qurrd exhibit the vouchers thereof 10 The sab-n
Der Il h residence Old BEDFORD Road Putnam sv the
City Brooklyn b~s the 3st day N Decemter nrri
DATED. June ~, 1851 GILBERT DOHkNUs,
eao Ia~ouWs Administrator
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of che Surro-

Of The County Of S~ fo,t notice IS hereby 10 an
person having cms against ELIZA w JONES late of the City
New fo deceased 10 peen, the with voeshsr thsre
sabsehsr place the Once 81 West
Clover Waist the City Of New rork, before the
Yosk the issh day Of Oeba lsb
90 lavdmW ELIZA L. VAN vLECk. AduanistrstnI
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the

- sspL.o Of ths MAJOR A-n.a snd cos@eu.y Of DC cy
York relstve the OPENING Of he kLESESfb Av
IRON o7th ifith he City o. View Terk- Pablo
hefety th he ehsses and Disbursements n<asd By
ofihe proceedings the above enred mss vii b. sIed
- Hen. Hssu EsvssDs ~ o me otsr Jssss u he
Court tie chsbrs BY fhs Cek Cosrt,
o7ee City Han ~ the Cfy Of Se~ Ysk Wsss~dsS
he ssh seock h~ ssesoD.iss s,~ Yost Dee.
10. lsas- OGDEN EDWARDs,I
JOHN cox, fCo<nn.ssoGsFs
JOHN BROWN.
Hfnr T.. Dawn
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loving utsis, wa bsilitef NieoIe, Rosss Suet ver.-
wee, Rsyhn Schaeaes Van o. Gonzales De Hem Pal
brl one of the best pur OF Ren5rsat and o,her The
PAINTINGS exhibiep.
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NOTICE of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID

IN hereby gwen the Dec-ess Of the sas q the Real Estate
al FETIR HORN. late of fhe Cry 81 New Yorx dee>sAed,
gnde The u
o. Yot vii be d4s bstrd odss the ssrsoss-
Oaee Cay of New Y0t the fr day ~ February
ocoek tie brenson cf tbf day When al
eazs sesns. ss5 oil ps.ea thsn
s.le, stb :Lea psoos sogsAsrs
A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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CHIP A. CHESEBROUGH, for SAN
- FRANCISCO.-shippers are desired to hand in their
Bills of Lading for adjustment and Signature,
-Four CABIN Passenger. can be Handsomely accommodated
j. ) OAkFORD, No. y Wall s..
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UyDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INsTL

TUTE, No Is Laightsf. Special department tor To-
male diseases X. r. TRAIL, ". D., Proprietor
DR. J. L. HOSFORD, Assistant.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of jesse G.

Smith Esa, Surrogate u the Coaaty o. KING noss sefrny
svta according law, ell having clam. sn. AN
DREW RIkER aie Of the ale village (now Cvl Of Williams
buh required 10 exhibit the with the
Thereof the subscriber At No ~ FoJh 81 IA The
City Of Yo blTe the 9Th day Of March
Ausust 20 1854 iaw6nW EDWARD HfktR Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surro-

Of fot hersby 10 all
,ors hayns Ia us ssp a MICHAEL HIGGINS late % the CITY
present the Nth voushers thereof
oxce W. veB, Attorney Law No la
BroaNsy before the hrst day Of july
ssr-Daed fok the eighth Day Dcs,nA~r isS2
JOHN REksRr, Il
dsg fav6mMeds PETER DOUffkLD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER,

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
~ EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On Wed.
nesday MOrning, the Gath instant, commencing
or Main street, between 9th and 9th streets (who is
declining housekeeping will be sold at auction the
Household Furniture, which is mostly city made
and in good order, consisting of the usual variety,
among which will be found: l fine mahogany
Piano. of modern style, fine toned instrument and
in excellent order; l city made mahogany Sofa;
Pier Tables; Gard Tables; handsome Workstand; /
pair large giltframe Mirrors, French plate; fine
mahogany Secretary and Book Case; elegant ma,
hogany Wardrobe and ladies' Cabinet Bureau; ma.
hogany Chairs aid Rocker; set mahogany Dining
Tables-besides great variety of other Furniture
and the Kitchen Utensils. Terms at sale.
Sale conducted by
mhsl6-dtis GEO I SIMMER Auotr
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

ID EAL ESTATE NEAR FAIRFIELD.
HI AND SLAVES, PERSONAL PROPERTY
&C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on
Saturday Afternoon, the Goth day of March,
1852 upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
at the residence of Mr. Jno. p Mason, near Fair.
field Race Course, the small Brick Dwelling now in
his occupancy, together with an acre of Land at.
tached thereto
After which, will be sold two valuable Slaves, viz
woman "a years old, and a boy years
Also, some Furniture and parcel of Groceries.
Terms at sale.
mh15 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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So ortlS Merchants EGckange-TRe Ciav
Medal

Nv YORK. March Is, 7. M.-The Mer-
I, ants Exchange, situated on Wall street,
- Sold today, at auction TO toreclose mort.
case. Tor ;hc sum of eight hundred and fifty
.5asand dollars. The purchaser was Mr. W.
Y. Doorrest. The building originally cost
a3cui two millions of dollars. The cash in
st....Hert will be 10 per cent, and the remain
C.. u shert indulgence.
Tue loss OF the beautiful Clay medal has
caused greatexcitement and regret. No clue
las vet been had 10 it. The general impress
son Is thai it has been stolen. The police are
CT tie alert with hopes of being able TO re-.
Cc,er il.
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Tie Spring Freshets-OrerRosy at Albanv.

- y - ssHtVS-OTtTJIV0 az 14l0dNy.
ALBANY, March l5.-The ice commenced NOV
"a 1T six O'Clock this morning in front of this city
a577e, broke away, and is now turnbling down in
immense quantities. 1t is piled mountains high at
tue Boston Dept, at East Albany. The water is
r-sias very rapidly The docks and piers are sui.
Eecsed two or three feet and the first floors of the
stores are ali under water. Hundreds of people are
~" On the roofs of stores Witnessing the interest
l05 sight presente by the high water floating down
L uata'As OF broken ice. The current in the river
Indicates that the ice is carried through.
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
DETENTION OF THE CARS.

A, die Northern train OF cars was on its way
g. dis city yesterday afternoon, and within
oe.e miles of Fredericksburg, some portion
=. The machinery Of the locomotive gave way,
rendering Vt impossible TO proceed with the
I,,vv cars attached, The passenger cars, with
ths passengers, we're accordingly left at
Racks and The locomotive, with the mail and
baggage crates. proceeded to Fredericksburg,
vIere the crates were left, ard the locomotive,
v.,a the nail, and, we believe. one car load of
ra..srgers, proceeded to this city, where it ar
rcd atatvut half past 6 O'clock.
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Fetal Railroad .4ccident-An Old Citizen
Of Baltimore Killed

New YoRK, March l6th.-Mr James Williams, a
Gs-eusn Of about sixty years of age, and wealthy
Mahogany dealer of Baltimore, was killed this after
r5-l on the Camden and Amboy Railroad at
I'Gss6Grg He undertook to get into the cars lust
"a hey were starting, but m sscd his footing and
tel between the cars, br aki>g his ribs and greatly
jn.griLg his person. He ngered in an uncon-
Sos state Tor about twenty minutes and then
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