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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
Watebes, 5emeIrn, &r.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGEN

WATCHES AND JEWELRY-JERGEN
w sen WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber
some very fine Jules JegenSen Watches with certificates
from him with each Watch, warranted perfect tmekeepes
for sale al less thsn the usual prices.
Cooper Wstches-some ia hunting cases, duplex and le-
vers. perfect time keepers
independent Second Watches and qusrterseconds for
tiIning horses. in gold and silver cases. go
Splendid Gold Pocket Cronometers, winch run without
any yaliataon
Enamel Watches for ladies.
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers LePine. pu
plex and ill other STYLES Watches All Of the above ior
ale at lees than the usus prices. $50
Diamonds, Diamond Fins Rings Earnings, Finger
RIMS and Crosses. for sale low. ..
Fine Gold Lepra Watches holes jeweled .....sSo 90
Fine Gold Detached Levers full jeweiod .'''.. % ~
Gold Enane l W tches for ladies. %
Gold Hunting Watches for LADIES'. ........... % %
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, fOg gents -
Silver Patent Levers. 10 ~ "
Silver Detached Levers full ewelrd. 10 TO IL W
Silver Lepnes holes jeweled. ........,.'.'':.' SW
and all other kinds of Watches at equally low prlces
Also all kinds Of Gold Chains pure gold Wedding Kings
gold Keys and Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold and SILVER
Thimbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Log sets
CanPns Earnings gold and silver speetscies Breast
Pine FngerR Rings silver Fruit Knives sterling silver
Spoons Cups Forks, &C. st much less than the usual
pfices Watches and Jewelry exchanged. All watches
warranted keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired IN the best manner
~ GEORGE c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewely wholesale and retail
No II Wsl-str (upssirs) near Broadwsy-io'IasTJ al
No 81 Wall-st
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T'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI.
Il TED STATES NAIL STEAMERs-Ihe 'hips COM

poEng this hne are The following; .
ATLANTIC, Capt Wet PACIFIC, Capt Nyet
ARCTIC, Capt I1ce. BALTIC, Capt Couzsoeh
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These shps have been built by contract eyprs TOT gov
eminent Every has ern taken IN their con-
sucon also IN their Engnes 70 iDsure strength ana
speed and their accommodations ior PASSENGERS are une-
queled for elegance end comrt- Prce Of passage rom
New York 10 Liverpool N rscsss CABIN 2s m second
DO e7o exclusive OF exrraEe ttate r0oIs wv rom
Liverpool 10 Newiork 80 aud in An experlencec sur
seen attached 10 each sh No berth secured until PAID tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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CUPREME COURT.-Tmman X. Goldman

~ ast zscheus PsIer Deey Os'eruck widow, and George
.ieguck Thongs Wolfe aud Ioyna his wife, Elisha Morris
snd Elizabeth his wife, Eka kImtsl and Caroline h' ~ae
Aouzo fsy and Sarah his wife, william OsefsiaeA, john %,
feruk Emory and Chaes Osersfack, heirs AZ
Law John oster,uol. deees.ed TO zAcHEus PAhkEh.
THOMAS WOLFE and LOVfNiA his wife You are hereby sum
complaint 10 the action and serve copy Of
Your an er on Ecoiicv Cttarsugus County New fok,
within the heof exclusive Of the day OF
and the defendants fail 70 answer tbs complaint
the plaintiff will Apply 10 the Court tor The rshei De
handed in the complaint you will that the
plant in thu hed the Office Of Me Ce u the Csenis
Of Caiiarausus, GU the first dag Of December ls&
a law6~s A. q. RiCE, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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Ocean Cleaners, &f.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-for
III RIO JAyEIRO, VALPARAISO snd fANAh "a A. 20
The splendid new steamer JOIN l. sIEfhESS 49, -.
tuns burden,l Robt. u Pearson, CSInns ma prTEN
Der For passage only, having superb secommoasnon>
spply at the efkce OF the company, No. - seu'O-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
MEDICINAL USES of the WILD CHER

w RY-Ever since the settlement u America, Wild
Cherry has been known 70 important medic
virtues Everybody knew th fact bat nobody knew hor
extract It's propsres Every mother gives WIZ
Cherry Tea her children for Worms for Colds aud for
almost every dseese and adults thr. Ighou country
are in the habit Of making compound OF syrup Of Wild
Cherry bark and ether ingredients 70 be used in sprng a.
a. stdote 20 comps n incident that chsngefu
IL found by experiment that the Wild Cherry Possesses
wen far important qualities than asrbed TO A.
For the ls stage Of Consumption Asthma matter no
long standing Coughs Liver CompliHts &c u proved
20 be the best medicine known 20 DR. WstaTs Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry chemical extract combined with
similar extrset from Tar which enhances ia value its
success curing pulmonary Diseases IN almost every stage
after best physicians could do no more has aonAhed
the faculty. ard led them confess that Wss Basam sf
Wild Cherry possesses principle heretofore unknowH
among medical men.
None geluine unless aligned l. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale, a. wholesale retail by A. B. ID. 9andA
General Agents. No 100 Fulton-st; Thomas Maxwell,
No So William ST. John MILAN No. 1873 Broadway; Aston
and Irving House Drug Stores and No ile Broadway.
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Hlillinerp.

ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style Of La
Dies Misses and Childrens Drab and Black Felt Black
snd Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat Tor Ladies and Misses msde from the best stock IN
maIket Also, large and handsome assortment OF plain
end embroidered CAPE Of the latest Paris fashions with
styles Of Db and Silver Felt Black and Drab Beaver Hat
ana FLAT fer Boys Misses and Chidren ct MOSARQuEb
Old ss,ebhshment, No "a Bowery.
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TRUssEs ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED

II Rurtures lsngIe aoubel cured efectnAy without
Truss-By Doctor BAKER Of London.--This European
remedy protected by letters psten applicable every
variety Of Rupture IN both sexes Of 30 years
ssrding II "a also applicable children and reesipt
OF 81 VIII be mailed (ree with fun instructions any
part Of the United Ststss Canada Address No Isl 7r
sy Newton
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6olioar 11resemis.

Holiday GooSs-Ipdis Rubber
DOLLS! DOLLS. DOLLS! BALLsi
~ BALLS. BALLS made Only by NewYort Rubber
Company, consisting Of a great variety OF
INDIA HUBBER DOLL HEADS OF all sizes and Of
viz: -
Bat Balls, all sizes.
AIabasque Parlor Balls, all viii not break Flas
fancy color Balls, all sizes; viii not break Elas.
Landscape Bale all bright colop) VIII not break
glass
Golden Bals all dzes; win not break glass
These Balls excepting the Ba; Ball and besut;
fnl article intended for Palor and indoor play and par
ior should be without them if and health
are dernoe Sold at by the Toy dealers generally by
the dozen at all the Rubber and wholesale Toy houses
and the case only at he depot Of the company Ne
IS Msiden-lsne (up stairsi.
NJ LECOMTE, WHOLESALE and RE-
~ TAIL CONFECTTONER, No 2)6 Greenwich-st,
NY has constantly hand large variety Of Fancy Con
fecnonery Liquor Amonas, French Comhts, Gum Drops,
Jelly Drops Con ucopss Fancy Boxes Paste Toys Sugar
Fruit ard Flowers Cake Oamens and other articles sut
able the holidays and usu. trade Just received from
Paris invoices of French Gum Paste Toys Fancy Boxes
&c, &c
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HENRY 4. LEEDS Auctioneer.
AGORTGAGE SALE of EIJRNITIIRE

VI OIL PAINTINGS, FANCY GOODS, &c.-HENRY
T. LEEDS will sell above, at his salesroom, No "a Lber-
ty-s THIS DAY at 10! O'CLOCK Furniture, Oil Paint
iDgs Fancy GOods &C, consisting in part Of Drawing
com, Chamber and Dning-room Furniture, Oil Paintings
three sues of rosewood Paror Furniture covered French
satin brocalee mahogany walnut and painted Furniture
French Plate Mirrors China Glass extra Plated Ware, &c
marbletop Center Tables Side Table, &c mahogany and
rosewood Dressing Bureaus, with tabletop and swing
Glasses Wnshsands Hair Mattresses Paillases, &C.
hogsny spring seat Parlor Chairs various patterns Sofas
Easy Chairs Rocking Chers and variety Of other articles
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro.

Il Of the County New York notice hereby al
having claims GEORGE W. GREEN late OF the CITY al
New York merchant deceassd the as, With vo4shcs
thereof the subscriber the store Of Mofer bOwn No 3ks
Broadway. the City Of New York before the seventeenth iy
January New fok. the 18th day Of July 1902
MORTIMER BROWN, ADMINISTRATOR
yi7iaw0mS CAMILLA GREEN, Admin trans
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NrFW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains cave perfoot Of Duane-st. as follows:
ExPKEss TR.IS A. for DunkTk, connecting with
ftclsss steamboats, for Cleveland SandEsky, Toledo and
Nosroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
Mail TRAIN Al AN for Ell stations
NAY TRus A. s 81 Pm, via Plennont, TOR Delaware
MEET FxPRTss TRAM Il PM Cor Dunkrk, connect
ina with rslass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
F,uciAxr TRAIN at P N va PierIn0nt
CHAS NINOT, Superintendent
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REAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

N ROUTE from NETWORK to VERMONT and
CANADA-Through Tickets TO Bellows Falls, Rutland,
Burlir-ton Windsor, White River Junction, Wells River
ST. Johnsbury St Adams Rouses Pc Mt Ogdensbursh and
Montreal by the NewYork and New Haven, IN connection
with the Northern Railroads Express Trains leave at
AM. and 8 80 PM. Ticket Otce corner Broadway and
Csnal.st New York Freight by steamer TRAVELLER
from Peck slip every day at precisely PM in connection
with the Railroads with Dispatch at reduced rates to Bur-
hngtou Ogdeusburgh Montreal and intermediate towns
The Railroad Companies forming the Newaven rou'e
determined make the comfortable Interpretations
winter route from New FORK 10 Vermont and Canada.
Z. HYDE. Railroad Agent. No -! S0uth.st.. NY
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T.. II. LUDLOW, Auct ioneer
HRUSTEE's SAFE of VALUABLE PROP

n ERTY on 55,h 56th 18th and 9Oth sts.-E II. LUD-
LOW will sell at Auction, WEDNESDAY, Dec 8, 1882,
IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange, the following val
liable property. viz:
lots north side S5thst fO5 feet cost from 4thav.
lots south side 35th-st los feet from 4th-av.
lots south side 56thst 1875 feet east from eKington.sv
2 lots south side 58th-st, lc0 feet west from STRAY.
lots south side 18th st.. 100 feet east from 2dav.
gore lots adjoining he last mentioned lots the
lots south side 78tlst lo5 feet east from 3d-av.
lot south side 60th-st. l25 feet east from 3dav.
The lots ON SJhst will be sold subject the usual
strctons against nusances Buildings these ots TO be
back Eve feet from street line The sale OF the above
property will be positive close trust Title perfect and
full; warranty deeds will be given.
For further particulars apply at tie office of the Auc-
toneer No III Wall-st where maps Of the property
be obtained. U30)
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Remittances-Passages
BOWMAN, GRINNELL X Co., No. S3

Remittances-Passages.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL X Co., No. S3
I'D southst New York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOW-TAIL LINE of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON PACKETS sl every
and 2lst Of every month. alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL. LONDON
CONSTITUTION SIR X. PEEL,
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
QTEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON. YORKTOWN
AMERICAN UNION PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing TO send for their friends and DESTROYS of
bringing them out bv any of the above magnificent shigs
are irformed that Messrs BOWMAN GRINNELL u Co
are the only Agents for the above shps in this city
They olso issue Drafts from 81 and upward, whch are
payable sight in any throughout Ireland ana reSe
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No 90 Sopth-st n Y and Regent s-road liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th and 2st of every
month. -
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day For passage apply as above.
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Drp @o00e.

EUNNY CLOTH.-90 bales Calcutta Cloth,
VI Cor sale BY sPoFFORD, TILEsToS 4 CO. No. %
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

MI llftltpAN SUI nEhN ana NOh IL
AV1 ERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT MAIL.
ROUTE TO CHlCAGO.-On and after MONDAY, mey 81
until further notice-paSsenger steamers and ians VIII
run follows; - .....,.. ....,,,.
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD.-One of the irstclass steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily Sundays exec pied at
PM and DaIrk at u at night reaching Monroe at NJ
tie next day. and proceeding Toledo the same afternoon
An exlress will leave Monroe at PM, OF on the
arrived OF the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
cago the evening and connecting at Chicago WIN ns
Glars for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Mich
gan, aud with Canal packets aud Railroads westerly from
Chicago. . -
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Express trains viii leave Chicago NJ, daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe at 81 next morning
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morning
&c Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chicago-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
to the time for the hrt Express trains east tom New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers aud Monroe will connect each way
regular boats tor Detroit and Toledo. 80 -.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex-
eepted AN connecting al Toledo with line Of steam
ers Cleveland and sandnsky and stopping az all s
way stations will reach CHICAGO at 81 PM.
GOING EASTWAkD.-Leaye Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 AM stopping at all stat and arriving
Toledo at PM connecting with steamers TO oandasky and
Cleveland and arriving there Ia use for all the morning
trains from those places
packetboat leaves Toledo Of AN for For Wayne ADD
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. H. MOOhE
Adrian. June l. 1852 SspenhtsnnenI
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

II Arrangement. Trans leave Chambezs- daily, for
Albany and Troy.
Express Tram 6A NJ through in hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal a. o'clock
evening.
NAL Train "A M-Throurh Way Train p NJ.
Express Train p N.-AccommodatiOn Tram P. N.
For Tar1ytown ~ Pm and an Evening Tran at IL
O'clock
Por Po'kseps;e AZ M-For Peekskin at 53DP.M
The TArrytown Peekskiu and Poksepse Trains sope at
al Way Ststions -,
and Slst-s:s.
SUNDAY TRAINS fsm Caaal-st. II 80 An. for Pouyh-
tiOrs GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE g.

wv
w BROTHER, Nos % Fulton 81 and lS2 Bowery would
call the attention Of their friends and cnsoners
thar are visiting the CITY, IL they wspt Of hne God
Waeh such Beesey Tobias Cooper Taylor aad other
celebrated skeIs; Silver Ware, such - Forks Spoons
Teasets Gold Jowery, &c. that now prepared
better than sell the aforementioned goods on the
most reasonable terms Our stock is large and well selected
doing business is to buy and sen for cash and goods
rsDtsd represented Your custom Is most cordially so'
cited.
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Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-Nev-Ycrk
LOR san FRANCIsCO.-The Al Bald.

i more built ship A. CHESEBROUGH Robert Cbsse-
bTough Master loading Pier No. II East River. TINS
ship sails fast iDsufes al the lowest rates and hss superior
accommodations for e.din passengers
J. s. GAYLORD, No. 90 WAil-st.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

Smith Esa Of the County OF KINGS, acie hereby
according 70 law to al having claims AGAINST WAL
TER HIGGINS late OF the city OF Broota, drascd that they
r,red Ia EXHIBIT the With vouchers thereof the sab
scbcr, WILLIAM FOSTER Ma ~ DIVISION It., IN The City
New York before the fourth day Of Ap nesI-pssd
~. 1889. MARY HIGGINS .,-s-....,
o. lawfnsf WILLIAM r. FOSTER, A'"'"''
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surro-

gate County York nose herthy 20 az
perscns Aavrs ssainst fC0ENE CUESpEr Watch I'm
porter late OF the city OF York decreased the
Nouche- thereof sah-,tiber his oec. No ~ Nassau
the City of New York before the nh day VI March sest
Dated New York, the third dsy OF sept, iSae.
stlswtnss fLoRiAS QVlNCftE. Exeeatog.
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CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of an execu-
~ ton will sell at public auction MONDAY, the 9Th
day OF December 1852 at II O'clock NJ at the Balls Head
Livery Stables No. 90 East 2ts span ef Black Pony
HoIsts-Doccnber 8 1852.
THOMAS CARNLEY Sheriff.
JAS. II. TERRY, Deputy
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b. A. Chiffon Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS on ct


IL avsv, 5ltf, aud 55th sts- NETWORK, and on VIII
s0n-st., BROOkLYN-COLE Chiffon will Sell at
Auction on TUESDAY, Dec T. 1882 at IL o'clock, at tie
Merchants Exchange
6ihsv-l Lot Of Ground % feet inches by 100 feet
southwest corner of6th-av. and hjth-st.
Also Lots each 25xleO the adjoining the
above
55th.lO Lots each % by 100 feet inches on the south
side, distant lGO feet west from 6thav.
64h-s2 Lots in the of the above and Of the
nsions north side commencing 30 feet west from
STRAY.
Brooklyn Property Wilson-st-5 Lois each Ax75 feet,
nOrthery side Of Wlson-st including the norhwestery
corner Of Lee-av. and Wilson-st.
For terms maps and particulars arply to the AuctoneerS
No Wall-st. (5l5)
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GOLD MINING DEPOT, No. 3 Battery
aqua Line Of California Steamers Bufums perfected Gold
Separator which doubles the daily product OF the gold
nrs, is exhibited in operation at 10 ocock every morn
ing. AkNOLD BUrtUM u w.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of the coan; New York aose hereby 10 al
having claims asast JOHN MACE late Of The City o. New
icrk nndeakor deeet the vouchers there
the subscribers the oce Of wshtnn C.rk, No
Broadway od Frsnkn Hou-el the City New losk 30
fore the h DAY OF Marvn nextDaied New Yori the anh day
SEPT, isAl SIMON shiNpLER ExsUl,0r.
I'll laN6mS NAKkIfr = MACY. ENecntrlk.
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saloon After ssteroo go Saloon after ssaerOons . gina
usidship - 50 - ridship 70 .
forward - % - forward
Including Steward feeeL .-.,
THIRD-CLASs PASSENGERS
limited number Of thirdclass Psseuger VIII De tAkss
from Philadelphia snd Liverpool and bunc 70 prosSon&
From Phladep hiA so From Liverpool % ounce
Certificates OF passage viii be i-sied here to Prnes 40
are DESTROYS Of bringing ort ther t1ends ~ eorresPS'os
ratee A.. LII l.
Freight 60 per tun coarse scOds hardware ke VII %
taken subject % Agreement - ,L L..
Small drafts drawn al sight OF England and Ireland
For freight or passage spFly % Nv
and No sWalnuf-st. PailadelPhiA
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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STEAM NAVIGATION COMPA.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPA.
" PANY for BREMEN via sOuTHAApIOSs,;-Ln as
United States Mail Steamship Hermann Law. nissns
~ Nsvyl Commander, vii all for Bremen oas aile
Sortbsptou 10 land the Mails and Passengers Tor hns1nd
sDd Franee on SATURDAY, Dec. al l. oelosf NJ nO0
Pier Nc. 5. North River.
PRICES PASSAGE
From -York q Soutkas,ptos or Brrn>s'
II First CABIN Man Saloon
In Frst Cabin Lower Saloon. ~
In Second CABIN. 1905. - =. -.
An experienced Sueeon u attached 20 ne sup
An etfers must pas through the Poss-Once
speeie delivered in Havre or London, s.xn 4
For passage or freight, apply 70 HVLLGh SAM
RIERA, Agents. No. q ssuiht-
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Rw wrsTcoTr, Auctioneer.

II. W. WEsTCOTT Aucuoneer .
I ARGE and ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of
IL GOOD SECONDHAND FURNITURE on MON
DAY MORNING, 10y o'clock, at No. l46 Greenwich-ay,
Tapestry and ThIeelly Carpets Bureaus % Bedsteads
superior Sofa Bedstead Feather Beds Mattresses hand
suite Of painted Furniture, Bookcases, Wardrobes
mahogany Chairs and Dining Gard aud Pier rosewood and
rnahOg auy Tables, Mirrors, China &c.
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IL PlLLS-This wonderful and Justly celebrated rene-
DIV can be had Al hs office may be sent by mail to
address Office Of Broadway and Houston a., over
the drug store The Doctor attends exclusively b Office
Practice Hours from o'clock A. NJ 10 Il NJ aud from
ull9PM
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IN PuRsUANCE of an order of the Surro.

Il Of the County OF New York
sons having claims asar SAMUEL CLARKE. late Of the CITY Of
New York, merchant tailor deessed preent the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the oe Poi
hck Ne sS7 West sihst the City OF New fok, before
tie fourteenth day December ne1t Dated New fosk tho lin
day Of June, 1854 AGNES CLARKE, Executnx
felo laWt
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MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
WI GUIDE--A practical treatise before publAhs4
Is cents copy, free Of postage. Sold BY STRlSGER
TOWNSEND, No. n, J. G. HARRIOT, No. 4214 Broad
surgeon No. q Rezde-st- Of Broadway, n. T.
whore he zeas al these complaints from II N. TIL p n.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

rate the County OfNew York. hereby 10 All
ous havns agar JOHN W PALMER late Of the Cry Of
NerNoi Buther seess- present the VITA vouchers
thereof the .ubs~ h house No ~ Ayeues "a the Cay
New York before the twenfch dy otNzy aext Dated
New fcrk. the rweNh day 81 November, 1881.
nlslaw tm - sANL w sgELr, Ainr. &C
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and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No North River, foot
of Battery-place tive hines daily Morning Line a. AN
BY steamboat JOSEPH BELKNAP Fare 81 Afternoon
Express Line BY steamboat JOHN POTTER, at 2P, NJ
Fare lst class cars s. I'd class cars, 81 Returnns
leave Philadelphia from foot of Wanut-. az 10 A. a. ana
ppm Fmqrant Line BY steamboat ATLAS, from Pier
No. l. at4PM. Fare 81 so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

ID. s. Houcu, Auctieneer, by {. W HOLMES.
WILL be SOLD, THIS DAY, Saturday.
w atl0l O'Clock at sales ROOM No 81 Bcekman van.
ETY. OF second hand III RNlrU re large lot OF Cspeseat
Chairs LOT of black walnut and maple Bedseads black
walnut and mahogany Bureaus and Washiands Sofas and
Sofa Beds Cadtablcs Dining and Tea Tables, Looking
glasses Mattresses, &c.