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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
C,UPREME COURT-tity and Comfy of New

- Yore GrBh savings sans aeaiaH John johnson ard
Mary s wife and Thomas Mct tHsey 51mmons Tor rsheTe
THOMAS McCACCHEY, 81 the abovensned e-odantsi F
You hereby summoned aud required % The complaint ia
wLch Sled the Office Of the cle5s u the Guy and
County Of New fos the City Hal sd city, the twelfth ds,
Of May I2 and Of Al oce, No.
the city Of New Yo within days ser sser
hereof Of the day q ssh secei aad fail
said c0mpant within The Aforesaid he pllnud wiz
apply e the relief demanded the comDs at-Dslsa
May 70. ls1 HN L. NORRIS, PAntfs' Attorney,
u..l4 fnns IN No lGroxe- -
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VVHE PEOPL ES' FIRE INSURANCE

Il COMPANY of the CITY Of NETWORK, estab-
tshod In 1851 at No LIS Canalst; Branch Office, No ~
bdwsy next OF Wslst, opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise, Household Furniture Ves-
M Pert aud their Cargoes &C. against loss or damage oY
hs-ihis Company having been In successful operation
number of person nearly 5000 who have effected insur
sness their Office for the in which their business
cccns have been conducted and feel assured that In
tia respect they win not suffer by comparison with the
noet favored Of monetary Institutions All losses have
Teen and viii continue be literally dasted aud promptly
settled JEREMIAH TERRELL President
MosEs @. LEONARD, Secretary.
efoReE PAuLpiN6, Surveyor.
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: 0RUJARD FIRE INSURANCE

l ,coNPANY-Capital $500 O0O-Of6ce No. 81 Cham
- AZ eipins Stewards store. This Company, having
- =. sus paid in prepared to receive applications for
sssee on Warehouses Dwellings, Merchandise, House
BOO ss ), fire. CORNELIUS v. ANDERSON, PreSt
SsHS' WASHINGTON SMITH, Vise-PreSt
c.aiIsE NORWOOD, Secretary.
.Scstiops Tor Insurance in this Company viii be 70.
..,ys5 Il the Office of Mr.. A. @. NORWOOD, No - VIII
hsm&
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LOT ItIsII OF Ptseaee apply 70
EDW'D K. COLLINS 4 CO. No. IS Wsl-st, NY.
BROWN SHIPLEY L CO, Liverpool.
Z. g. ROBERTS CO, No. IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Rue Notrs Dame dee
VICTORIES Paris, or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The owners Of these ships viii be accountable for god
silver, bullion specie ewey, precious metals
less bills of sdne signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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Jnsnranee Companies.

FIELDING ASSOCIATION and
X avyTRAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office
Oyrc.-row cor. OF Chathamst, in the Harlem Railroad
fe..rs Buii6pr-This Company, having all their Capt.
r. Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars tSl5o0oo)
md safey invested, are now prepared to issue Poll
Inrsnce against loss or damage by FIRE at the lowest
~. MES Of premium, Rents Buildings Furniture,
E..,psise Ships building Vessels in port their Car
Fese pTRrcTORs
L., Bruce. Caleb :. Woodruff, Simeon Draper,
~, Wskemsn, Alpheus Banning, Casper c. Childs
cSgjes Jenkins, John Z. Hull Solomon Jessurun,
- 7 YeIlott, VIM. N Dodge, John Hooper,
r. w Hall, Walter Brady, Robert Mcclellan,
S.I,s. Condt Alfred Jones, Henry Major,
a. A Csrhsrt, John Buxton Jr., Francis w. Waller
I'm Burger, Davis Collamore Starkie Lvesey,
i,s.h Whitney, Cyrus II Lsutrel, John n. Ocott
IN W Newton, Jas II. Pulls Saml. 8. WyckoH,
s,.5t H. Nichols, A p Fonda DanL ID. Whitney,
e@x,l Houghton, John Morrison,
s9'' 'A''s JOHN BRUCE, Prendent.
n.styf, BARSEs. Secretary.
ioss n SBEssgRD, Surveyor. -,
.ceons through the Post viii be immedatey at,eno-
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STATES NAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ony through Cline Tor
California and Oregon, via AspnwaD, Navy Bay Great 70.
ducon for Steerage The sPendd United
State Mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 900 tuns Hen
~ vindle Commander, will be dispatched ON RDAY,
June at O'Clock precisely for Aspinwa Navy Bay, d.
and the EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tuns John Leeds Com
maDder carrying the United States mails will also be dis
patched, transferring her at Havana to the
stesmer Philadelphia, for Aspinwal.) on WEDNESDAY,
JuI g. at p M from the Pier az foot Wauenst Nerth
River Rate, Of fare to Aspnwall Ladies' Saloon State
Room $685. Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, do SIS; Sec
ond Cabin Stsndees s5 Steersge 81, Passengers Will be
landed at the Railroad What at Aspnwa free Transit Of
the shmus the passengers expense The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, under present arrangements always
have Panama steamships inspected and received by Gov
for transporting the regular California and Oregon
mails Immediately their arrival al Panama. and persons
securing through passage by the United States Mail steam
from NewYork have preference Of accommodation on
board Rates of fare from Panama to San Francisco the
most favorable terms -
For freight or passage apply 10 CHAS a. WHITNEY at
the office Of the Companies, No. IN Wests- corner Of
Warren, New-York
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HENRY I. LEEDS, AuetiOnecr.

HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
"C ESDAI, June |, at ii o'clock, at
the Store No IS Chambers st-Lsrge Sale Ancient and
Modern OIL Paintings being of about 200 ch
framed Oh Paintings and EngravingS and which will be
ornd EXAMINATION rch lot OF paintings as has been
offered Auction this among which viii b found
many by the best painters OF ths day also some 81 BY TIE
old masters Of which worthy Of attention Sale
without ard without regard 10 the weather Cata
loguss morning Of sale
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them leshAy esnSfss ssa goa BID Sssssee % <snse
ecnersy. Tss exusostsay nsdsas wooS sfvse so
al intspoeed svs ua-t VII rseonansn sea ~
sheas ae, = sv..y AnS No otAsf nsss On ssss0es
That this medicine win cure Liver Complaint end Dysp-
IA DOUBT stcr using IL - directed IL ass -
officially UPON tho stomach and Rver preferable 70 esto-
mel in ell hhoas disesses-he effect imnedsfa my
b administered 10 females infants with saty and ~
liable benefit q any time.
LOOK WELL MARKS THE GENUINE.
They have the written signature Of c. N. JACKSON
upon the wrapper. and the blown in the bottle with
cut which they spurioua
For sale, wholesale and retail, II
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 80 Arch s door below 9Th Philadelphia, and By
rsspectable dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale wholesale and retail BY A. B. d. SANDS cor
ner Of Fulton and Wilhsm-sts, NY.
RErArL AeESrs-Chares II. Ring corner Broadway snA
John-st, Nsw-York. and Mrs Hays, Brooklyn.
Dill ES-PILES, &c.-DlTCHEIT,
l No 81 Roosevetst and No. iol Futonst- esres ns
PLEA Rheumatism Salt Rheum, FstulsS Bowel Com.
plants Fever and Auge Gravel Sore Hesa OA Scre eea
Pmpled Fsces Pile medicine 81 . bottle.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL sIE AME.. s. The EipQ

ATLANTIC, Capt wess Pacific, cspt yy..
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC, Ca, Ccmscock-
ADRlATrC, Capt G-sftun.
These SHIPS have been quill By exp ssy for Gov
eminent service Every 6ss taken in their
uTucuon, a. also In their Engines insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for PASSENGERS
euaed for elegance and comfort Price Ct passage from
Kew York 70 Liverpool in r class cain so; in second
Liverpool to New-Yorh n and $50 An experienced sur
econ attached 70 each ship No berth secured until sd for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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IJAIR DYE.-A Hair DYE fully wor-

LIAR DYE.-A Hair Dye fully wor-
Il thy Of public patronage has long been needed MA.
THEW s has succeeded lin his combination entitled THE
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,) In obtaining all the
desired results perfect safety in beauty and
of color convenience Ia form and APPLICATION, with
the advantage cbeapnes each bottle containing than
double Of any other manufacturer besides being sold a.
half the price Price 20 cents. A. B. ID. SANDS whole
sale and retail Agents, No 100 Futon cor William, New
York
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN

" ANDERDILI LItNE IUI DhAN tNHtN
Y CISCO-THE CHEAPEST and SHORTEST
ROUTE.-THROUGH TICKETS WITHOUT DErEN-
TION-The new and powerful doubleengine steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT, 1850 tuns burden, will leave Pier
No 2 North River 9Th June at F. NJ precisely. for San
Juan del Norte connecting with the doubeengne steam
ships PIONEER ard INDEPENDENCE, over the Nicarsu
qua Transit Route having but u miles of land transportation.
Those steamers unsurpassed cabin and steeage
modations and with the increased facilities OF the Transit
Co. passengers rely upon going through without deten
ton at any point steeIase PASSENGERS TAKEN tfougn a.
nation or passage apply only TO D. 3. ALLEN co,
No Battery place, up stairs
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Life Insurance.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
ao,,p,Nv rAct CAPITAL HIO0 600 indenend.

saf q the Premium Fund .,,.
Ogice No. lac Broadway, corner OF Liberty-st
gs Company continues 10 insure against all manner OF
LIE nskx on most favorable terms
Persons may insure payable at given age, or sooner In
A. A. ALVORD President
CY WEMPLE, Secretary.
N D. MORGAN, Actuary -
Ias.m DU Bots NJ b., at the Office daily from TO
solork NJ.
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wharf - Aspmvsl snd tsAe The Panama R.ar ID moo
open nearly 70 Goreona ttus svodirg TIE rsh stsndsne
upon handing in boss sa CAasa saa the rvW ssvnros -
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN

L NAiLhOAU--SJMMEK AkkASOEMENx, nay
3srrsins out Of New-York leave Of Canal
q. and Srosdwsy.
AccoMMoDATIoS AND SFEciAI--At and lI.N A. T.;
AIS xpr, Stsmfo and Noxak. and stopping ct 81
Sta beyond) and :. 50 r NJ through TO New hsvea
At 80 p II. for NoEwaik-at $50 A. N, and $50 r. n,
for Port Chester The lSo A. In connection With
Train from New Haven 70 Hartford and Springfield, and VITA
Train over the Canal Road.
ExrkEssT TRAINS for New Haven Hartford Springfield Boz
ton Connecticut River and Venont Railroads 0gdens6ureb
and Montreal-At A. NJ stopping Al Stamford and Bridge
Fort connecting with the Housatonic and Nauatuck Rail-
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad At New Hsvsnanl
$50 P. M stopping at Stamford, Norwak and Bridge
port connecting with H0usstonic and Railroads
Bridgeport.
TEAMS INTO mediation and SPECIAL
At $50 and 9S5 A. M and 40 r NJ through from New
Haven At A NJ, srom Eorwsk--at $50 A. n. and SD
p. NJ from Pert Chester. The 9S A. NJ receives psnen.
gers from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads
Haven The 80 P NJ receives passenger from hartfort
and Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewHsven On arrival Of Trains
from Boston, at LIS and $50 NJ stopping Of Bridgeport
Norwsk and stanaford;) leaving Boston ss l. Il, sas
Sf5PM.
large bill Of advertisement At the station House anS
PRINCIPAL Hotsla GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr,
Superintendent
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b A CsnroS. Aucfoneer.
OC LIGHT WAGONS AT AUCTION,

OC LIGHT WAGONS AT AUCTION,
81 by oider-of the Assignee. Sale positve.-CoLE X
CHlLTUN win sell al auction MONDAY, May 81 st III
O'clock Coffee House slip foot Of Walls St, . teasty Light
Wagons with open and enclosed bodies and with ana with
ersmelled leather and boots These Wagons are
built in the most Substantial manner entirely OF wrought
iron and steel For occasional dves or for lcng journeys
these Wagons that have been brought
before the public Also, splendid two-hore Rockawsy
Csrisge new N for private use belonging 20 gentleman
who going Europe Also Bag Horse, fifteen hands
high, SIX years old ecod ssddehsTse AMI gentle u any
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II IVER COMPLAINT. JAUNDICE,


II DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBlLI-
~, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, CHRONIC
DIARRHEA and all diseases arising from dlsordertd Liver
or stomach such Inward Piles Funess OF Blood TO the
Head Acdity Of Stomach Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust OF
Food Fulness Weight in the stomach, Sour Eructaons
Sinking Futtering ,he Pit OF the Stomach Swimming
Of the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fluerng at
the Heart, Choking suhocating Sensations when in
lying posture Dinness Of son, Dots Webs before the
Sight Fever and Doll Pain 10 the Head, Deficiency of Per-
pirson Yelowness OF the skin, Eyes and Pain In tia
Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden fushes OF Heat
Burning the FLESH Constant maginngs Of Evil and great
DEPRESSION Of Spirits be efectualy cured BY
DR.. HOOFLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BfTTER RS,
PREPARED eY DR.. G. ~ JACKSON,
AT the German Medicine Store. Nc 10 Arch-st Philad.
Their power the above diseases not exceed,
equaed other preparation in the United Statss
the cures attest 10 many cases alter szil physicians nea
failed.
These Btter worthy the attention Of invaids. Pos
sesng great virtues IL the rectcaOn Of diseases Of tho
liver aDd lesser ganc exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections Of the digestive organs they are
v-ithsl cafe certain and pleasant.
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Trisl to

IN be had the Cry and County Of NewYo-Hsnry =.
Blood, Plaintiff, IUry NJ Blood observation-disclosures
Tor money demand on contract Com not ser To lt'kf
H. BLOOD lOn HEREBY summoned and required 20
the complaint this which led the Office Of the
Clerk Of the City and County Of New Yok the Cry Hal SAID
and the npant tho
shscn0ers. NJ their oe. No ~ Nassau SAID within
days after the this exclusive
the dy ,uoh and la to he said complaint
within the ino Aforesaid, the plaintiff i, action will iake nde
Tor the Of hun ind ssd twenty dol
lars and with netet f5s, from My l. 1871,
20 INN March So 1901 AMI 900 from November H. 1853.
bes.les the ct thu acon.--D DATED Nav ~ Is51
EDGAR YOUNG RIrHYES Plala.h's Attorneys.
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcxEs, Auctioneer
nEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE

III VILLA PLOTS, at TAKKYTOWN. Westchestef COi
a. Public Auction.-ANTHONY j. BLEECkER will sell
at Auction, TUESDAY, June l. 1852 at Il o'clock at
the Merchants Exchange in the City of NewYork The
beautiful property is known part OF the Beek nan
Homestead and has been divided into Is plots ranging in
sile from TO l8 each
The situation of this property Is very desirable eacn plot
having splendid view Of the Hudson River and within 10
mDutes walk of the railroad depot Gentlemen DESTROYS OF
country residence the city, will lind all advantages on
the above property, good land water, trees &c.
The Improvements in the vicinity irstcass, aud the
increase Of value certain being the immediate nelghoor
hood of the elegant country seats Of Gen. James Watson
Webb Messrs Arson g. Phelps, Jr Edwin Bartlett Geo.
ii. Swords and others ,
The sale will be positive 70 the highest bidder The tue
perfect, free and clear of all incumorance.
TERMs-l0 per cent the day of sae so per cent on
the Dist day Of June, when the deeds VIII be deiivered
and balance may bend and mortgage for two
years. if desired
Persons wishing view the land inquire on the ground
of Messis FRANCIS CORE or u. Il BEEkMAN, who
will fun ish al information desired, -
For Maps, &c, apply to ANTHONY BLEECKER,
No Broad St. OF JOHN BUTLER, Jr- No. 80 William
81. New.Nok
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ks at SHERIFF'S SALE.

IRON WORKS at SHERIFF'S SALE.
PANY a, Boon,on will sold By the Sheriff at Coopers
Hotel Morstown n J., TUESDAY, the LIST day Of June
next. TIE properly consists of the following, VIZ:
Blast Furnace IA feet the boses with all neces
ssry buildings and acesares complete In every respect and
yielding an annual average product OF ozp tuls
Rolling Mill containing eight double pudding and Fix
heating Furnaces three trains OF Rolls N use and foun on
hand ready to put up when needed Hammer and one ALI
gator and Burdens Patent Squeezer - capable OF
producing so00 of Bars per annum The prlnIpai
buildings of the Mil having been entirely rebuilt
,uce the fire of Nav last and covered with slate Con-
Meeting with the Mill Is Foundry Machine Smiths, Pat.
and Carpenters Shops amply sufficient for the wants OF
the -, eblishnent.
spike FACTORY with FIVE patented Machines for Railroad
Spikes for Ship Spikes and one for vets and OF an
annual capacity Of 600 trns ,o-o.
Nail Factory containing 70 Machines built in 1850 in
the thorough and complete manner, and Of an annual
capacity Of so 600 casks.
Factory for Nail Kegs with all the latest improved
machines and capable OF cutting heads and slaves Tor 800
Dwelling Houses for the officers and workmen and large
brick Store convenient 10 The MILL together yielding an an
storehouses Stables and Outbuldings of all kinds
sary for extensive business
More than 100 Town Lots remain unsold IN the immediate
nghborod Of lots sold and already built upon The works
are now driven BY from Elk 10 eighteen feet
face twenty i've feet diameter and the
las. twenty feet Of the fal has never been Improved
Water Power Of from go TO 100 feet he and a suPpneo
by brought for the purposes OF NAVIGATION By the
Morris Company from Lake Hoptecong and from the
Rockaway River together forming water power which.
for permanency volume, hight Of fall and freedom from
second only In the State TO the water power
The Works are situated on the Morris Canal through which
they receive their coal from the Lehgh Mines and transport
their manufactures to Newark 81 miles OF to Jersey City, Al
miles.
The Morris and Essex Railroad passes within four miles Of
the Works.
1885, have been expended the property by the pre-
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r. d. GOODWIN, Auctioneer.
7 WILL SELL on TUESDAY, June l, at
10y O'Clock AN, at Wareroom, No 102 Broadway,
tensive ard fashionable Of Cabinet Furniture
ready for inspection No posponeuent account OF
weather. Particulars see catalogue at Wareroom.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

Y Trains leave r-r foot Of Duane-st- Is follows:
ExPgEss TsAIS s. NJ for Dunk1Fk sonneciins witt
ffezss steamboats, Tor Cleveland sandusky, Toirdo sna
Monroe, ard railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago
Mail Train Il A. NJ for all stations
WAY TsAISs 81 P. NJ, VIA PiermOnf for Delaware
Way TRAIN e. A. p NJ, via jersey City Tor Delaware
with frstcsss ste 4mboa for DeoiLaiec connecting T1s
Express Train for Chicago
ENIsRlsr TEsIs ST " Y. Plermont
CEAs. hIE0T, Superintendent
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EOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
III Mail steamship ARCTIC, Capt. James C. Luce
This will depart with the u s. Mails for Europe pod
lively SATURDAY June H. at Il o'clock M from her
berth the foot of Canalst No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequscd sccommoda.
tons for elegance and comfort Apply TO
EDW. X. COLLINS co. No. So WailH
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC and
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- Of the County New YORK notice hereby 20 all PERSONS
having ems against JAMES LuNT late OF the City Of New York.
deceased the with vouchers thereof the sub
scre a. VAN COTr HE residence No. $50 fihst, hs CITY
Of New York before the nth day OF July nextDaed New
Yo, the ID lay of January SDae New York. the ID day Of
Jaauay, 1853. O. VAN COLT Administrator.
j. lavtmM' SARAH LUNf Administrative.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUES
June i5--The splendid new double-engine steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 2400 tuns burthen, VIM. G.
stotesbury Commander This splendid steamship having
undergone alterations to suit her for the trade ard
70 make her superior any steamer the
Pacific will sail for San Francisco above touching at Va.
paraso Panama Her large and airy, and
Ter accommodations superior 20 steamship
saoat having abundance of both light and air well
extra hight between decks II is confidently expected she
will make the passage San Francisco in short time
II mace by any steamer, thus Offering to families
and 10 who desire their comfort much peasaner
by the via Chsae only
4 limited number of passengers will be taken.
Apply 10 THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. III Exchange.
place New York and No. Walnut-st. Philadelphia
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mn PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
u Of the County Of NswYo ~a to % cold pubic ses
ioh d OF june ue1t twelve uoon following Real Ri
ofJAMEs eREI0 deceased Cor the payment Of he ests
An Of land lying and being nthe Wafd
OF tho City Of NswYok and known and distinguished on meg
made thereof and OF sundy other % to james bhs
bounded westerly host b. SEAM
nee eser the BY aae bsonsss nov OF htey TO Tie
heirs Of Eer Byranh norher5 thirty ave- south
sy By lot thirty breadth ont and
twenty and length each SIDE es ~
less The the proyery eoosst
sms dwelling Terms eash 10 yer cent %
the time Of sale aud balance delivery esd hsss
aNer JAMES dhhto, yr,.
aie 6ws Administrator Of James GREG, decd.
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IATER-CuRE ESTABLISHMENT
Me1iraI.

Me1iraI.
4 ROMATIC and STRENGTHENING
IN TlNCTURE for Strengthening the Gums bleaching
the Teeth preserving them against pain and decay and
leylg Tooihache may be constantly bought in the drug
storeff NJ NJ CODDlNGTON, Nos 500 Hudson-st. and 75
Broadway, Fortenbach 4 Wiskeman, No IA fIudsonst,
Green cor Broadw ay and Wakerst, Greenesf Knsey,
No g. VeseyGr Rushton, Clark Co. Nos. 65 and z73
Broadway and No 10 Astor-house Sands Bowery
and Spring St Warner No 25 BeeCkerst Milhau No 1873
Broadway Price per bottle, S7t cents.
DYS EPSIA, INDIGESTION,
IL WEAKNESS which prsvelant at this season
of the year, can be cured by the use of
PLANEfrS BITTERS,
vegetable prepa alton OF agreeable favor and much liked
IS q beverage For sale By
JOHN mlLHAU Co, No. 1913 Broadway,
and VIM T. HICKS J. Co.. No. "a PeaTl-st.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
tax to land and receive mails and gaSsengera
PERSIA, Capt - EUROPA E. g. Lott,
ASIA, C. II. Z. Judkinh NIAGARA. J. Stone,
AMERICA, N. Shannon, CANADA, Lang,
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light at head green
starboard bow, red on port bow.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, May 26
AFRICA Harrison fm NETWORK. Wednesday. June l.
CAMBRIA, beitch, from BOSTON, Wednesday June g.
ASIA, Judkins from NETWORK, Wednesday, June Is.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON, June o.
NIAGARA, Stone, fl NETWORK, Wednesday, June so.
AFRICA, Harrison fm. NETWORK, "Wednesday, July IA.
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday July 81.
ASIA, Judkins from NETWORK, Wednesday, July %.
Passage from NewYork or Boston to Liverpool-Firse
cabin, $3.50; second cabin, so.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon board.
n All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office For freight or passage, apply to
Z. CUNARD, No Bowling Green.
q French, German and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought in with British Goods Through bills
OF lading given in Hsvre for New-York.
WATCHEs-By order OF the British Treasury watches
foreign manufacture, bearing the marks OF English
manufactures will be hereafter admitted In England in tran
Iu for the United States and In consequence
of which French and Swiss watches may shipped at Hsvrs
for NewYork Boston, via Liverpool, without mourning
the risk heretofore Of being seized by the Engsh Custom.
House.