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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

~ ROUTE from NEW-YORK 20 VERMONT and
CANADA--Thropgh Tickets 10 Bellows Falls, Rutland,
Burlington nIsor White River Junction, Wells River,
ST. Johnsbury St. Adams Rouses Point Ogtensburzh and
Montreal BY the NewYork and New-HGven n connection
with the Northern Raireads Express Trains leave AZ
AN snd 30 Pm. Ticket Ofiee corner Broadway and
from PECK sip every DAY al precisely PM in connection
with the Railroads with dispatch reduced rates 20 Bur-
hpgfon Ordeusburgh Montreal and intermediate towns
TIE Railroad Coupanies forming the New Haven route
determined 10 the most comfortable andexpedtious
wip.fr route from New York 10 Vermont and CarsiA
r. HYDE, Railroad Agent, No lj2 South-st, Ny.
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THO CARPENTERS and BUILDERt:SS;w ..lsss
II DOOR SASH and BLIND DEBIT, No .e.n,,or 10 tie
sSo,e ses which be prepared % furnish I'm my
tify and win warrant TO b . goSS an HXTSTAT
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ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style Of La
Il dies Misses and Chiidren's Dab and Black Felt Black
end Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses made from the best stock in
market Also large and handsome assortment Of plain
and embroidered Caps Of the latest Paris fashions with
styles Of Drab and Silver Felt Black and Drab Beaver Ha
and Flats for Boys Misses and Children at M0NARQUEs
old establishment. No 23 Bowerv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN

w Ben WA1CHES-Just received By the subscriber,
very GDe Jules JergeDsen Watches with rtifcates
from Kim with each Watch warranted perfect keepers
tor sale at less than the usual prices
Cooper Wstchessome in hunting cases, duplex and e-
vers, perfect time keepers
Independent Second Watches and quartcrseconds for
timing horses in gold and silver cases.
Spiepdid Gold Pocket ChIonometers which without
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies'.
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers Lepine d.
Pex aid all other styles Watches All Of the above for
ale Ut less than the usual prices.
Dsnonds Diamond Pins, Rings Earrings, Finger
Rings, and Crosses, for sale low.
Fine Gold Lepne Watches holes jeweled. .s25 90
FINE Gold Detached Levers full jeweled so 90
Gold Enamel w aches, for ladies. 50 90
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies'. s. 90
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, for gens...:... 58 90
Silver Detached Levers full eweled. 10 to Is 90
and all other kinds Of Watches at equally low prices
Also, all kinds Of Gold Chains pure gold Wedding Rings
gold Keys ard Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold and silver
Ihimbes, diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Lockes
CufPins, Ear Rings gold and silver Specacles Breast
Pins, FngerRnes, silver Fruit Knives, sterling silver
Spoons, Cups Forks, &c. at much less than the usual
prices. Watches and Jewelry exchanged. All Watches
warranted to keep good time, the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired the best manner
at much less than the usual prices
GEORGE c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jeyelry wholesale and retail
No II Waist, tupstairs) near Broadway-forrnery at
No. 81 Wall-st.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the SurrO-

gate the Courty Nswi oh rtee hereby sven 70 all
rerss having claims ANDREW MCLEAN he o the CITY
OF New Yok Manufacturer deceased g. present the ssse 9TH
thereof the subscriber at the oe Of John Mcsh
Tq No NassusI the City Of New YORK on OF beore the
eb y OF February New York the 18Th dy of Au
gust issa MARY MCLEAN, ADMINISTRATIVE
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Copartnersbip.
1nsuranre Companies.


BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENER-
ID AL FIRE INSURANCE Co; corner Of Tryonro o,s
taking risks on rents buildings 6 Nj n BRG Gs Psdsnt
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
IMPORTANT to CALIFORNIANS-lns'-
effected in stcs' SoTPsnfs al, t Ff.b cMeo
by SAMI EDDY No IS Wal-st. Fo- sale Lots on ID
ST. between Broadway and 5th-av.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
Nl CAPITAL.-The Republic Fire Insurance COMPANY
of the City Of ew-York-insuranoe Buildings NO ~ A.
The Charter OF this Company requires that fourfhs OF
.s profits later paying seven per seni per sn1h 70 "
s'0elA0d'r' are to be d ROBERT RITZ HONE President
Cane. # the Charter Of this Company may be Oh
tanned on application at the once.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
N ANCE SOCIETY of LONDoN-Genera Agency
at No IL WaTt Newly ork-In,s Iiie an Oo0 =,
ui,ed States stocks and NewYork State Stocks with me
Controller of the State OF New orb IN W. Ws
=, ,hsr General agency No IL Wast Newly k, and al
their different Agencies throughout the s:ats. ,,.a
Persons going 70 California and 10 Aas'i@Ha A'e
L oa; BOARD of Directors meet every WEDNESDAY iof
trsSssnSnF q in attendance daily o'clock
Fs%p forth The s sSs1.aSs: p t Ms company
'Sh '' IocAL noaRp OF DIRECTORS, SEw-Tossk;
George Barclay, James beoIinAo' Iohn a Hnihruoke
Saml :. Rowland, Henry LSeta.i@ = r Tncter
Daniel Parish, G. T. hao1nnl rcS.,b T;aiIi,ra Jr
A. @. Stout, Robert = p pS WA the Leath.
BANKERs-The Merchants Bank, New oaA' '"e -
or Manufacturers Bank, New-foik;x
SoiicIToR-ROBERT J. DILLON, .cv .,S n, .
8 MEME. C. E. HABlcHT, General Agent
OFFICE of the GROCERS' FlRE IN,
INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 wsi-st' CORNER !"
PeaIl-st. o,pYr.r aoNo 0O0
AT an election held TINS day the fosow,ss .as.,ns
xrre chosen Directors Of this Company fot INC es
- ~. r.xlo, George Elder
SsmPrps" $685., Msrshsl fepcon, Francs sx,ody,
Benz 3: SHERMAN, A. " Grant Chss- Bxlkhstef.
Peter Martin, AeAs N p 49, J.wes g. Wilson,
Rufus story, f1sa ~ T'xiov William r Foster
Henry Edes, is~ss :. ~ the Board SAMPSON
,,apr IT, wss unanimously reelected fresden. o. .ns
MOORE, ESQ., W." u MILLION SMITH. Secretary.
Company. ,ssS
Rh, Company continues 70 insure psu, IN an IS,
ehsnoise sIs tsrms AL Losses promptly sdas'es sAs
paid.
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T'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLAsGOW-The Glasgow and New-lork Steamship
Company's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1852
TINS and 900 power Robert Craig Cor mander viii
sail from New.York for Glasgow SATURD iY, 18Th jan
uasy- at y O'Clock. noon. A..
Fret Cabin tsaloon State Rooms). .............so
Fins, Cabin, (Mdship State Roomsl. IS
Second Cabin. ......... ...:..:....'........... -
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. Nc SYM0N. No IS Broadway
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CLAY in METAL, LIFE SIZE.
T ICNEOUs MARBLE WORKS, Corner

II 4 of Franklin end Centre ts.- Messrs FREOND
respectfuy solicit attention to the inspection OF
articles al their Waefoom and prepared to execute
ali orders in their line with prompness and Dispatch
chespnes equal durability perfect imitation OF real mar
Me rs applicability ON any hard substance IN all instances
ss .hle il used for the adornments of architecture
allie in churchsa private edoes state cabins OF vessels
&c a altar pieces columns doors window and door cas-
inss corpscs bases &C. the entire being IN perfect ns
- -, with Iandsome contrast regards color and arct-
tectue at The option and fancy of the builder ITS cheap
mess rendering il desirable IN many instances "here Pe
snsiy the cost has prevented the use OF marose'
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.r1m OUT STORE at No. 297 WASH
CULVER PLATING FLUID-Castors, Can

Odesticks, Cake Bsskets Mhtay Qcomnosed Of brass
ana A German silver can be instantly replaed with pato
Nv DIS invaluable fluid warranted to sve satisfaction
or The money Tsturred Puee . esn.' alsrs
Ia naSn Brown No ios Fultonst near Mia "a manu- .Dv
,,Ysss an article plating castors G ~ me
' ~ ~ mo-" il has all the appearance of aud we no
.s"asce OF those who have used it that It has a. s
pS s,S "a IN be found useful in every family tIpoune.
"CsvroSThe public are cautioned sfan't -
,hss artcie sold BY peddlers and others composer VI
1870 INJURIOUS both 90 the lungs and skla
quSrsSsiiS l BROlyN No les Faltonst, near Wiihani
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the surro

gate OF the County OF New Yo notice hereby svea 70 all
persons havng claims against CHARLks fikLDiso Ae Of me
CITY Yo coachmake deces ed 10 present the sane with
thereof the sub ereY the Coach Factory YIELD
ING BROTHERS. in tst st. the id sv in the CITY o. New
Yok OF March is3 Dated New
York, the 20sh DAY Of September, leh2
law6mlh MARGARET YIELDING. Admmsafa'nA
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

ste OF County York nice y hereby 10 an
havns eims sssnt JANE MITCHELL. late OF the CITY OF
Yot woman ds ed 10 present the same WITH voach
thereof his oce No Ii South the CITY
before the ss,euih day q May zest-Dsse.
New Yort. the THIRD dry Of November. 1854 .
iaw6mIhf JOHN H. khDfshLD, EXECUTOR
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A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer

| A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
y IN Drug Medicines Chemicals DyeatuHs and Euro
hanchesterst, Manchester, N. H.
KELLY's ENGRAVING and PRINTING
- OFFICE, No al Futonst--wedding, Waiting, In
citation, Address and AtHoue Cards; Bridal Envelopes
Siver Lace Cake Boxes &c- &c Businea Card1 Bill
heads Portraits Diplomas Book and Magazine Work, &c
ONDON and NETWORK PICKLE and
xLPREsERVE WAREHOUSE, No. 4s ves-y4t New
York-Having taken the premises a. above WHICH from
Mmseepacy, VIII enable keep greater variety of
mace IN Europe DO hesitate say that there 10 no
in the United States where variety Of
sees IN the sane trade be hsd and which,
specon VIII be found satisfactory all both in prce and
q9enty referring to few articles recently received Of
winch solicit the attention of The sEg1 qSs RAPHAEL
London Mustard in kegs, cans and bottles warranted
London Pickles Seuces Ke,ebnp. Gc in all The vavor.
styl
stlton, Gloser and Chedder Cheese the fines. ever i'm
ported.
India Soy Csrre Powder and African Cayenne in fancy
West India Arrow Root and Mangoes
sardlnes, Anchovifs, Capers and Olives.
Salad Dressing, Fresh Fruits of every variety.
Brandy Peaches Cherries, Pears &c.
Theoretically Sealed Oysters HOLSTERS, Meats, &c,
Jelies Jams Marmaades &C., in bottles, and stone
Rose, Pesch and Orange Flower Waters. in PLAIN and
Cologne and Florida Waters in every style and quality
syrups of various kinds, Lime Juice and stoughton
Cavier, Game. Meat, Anchovy and BIoacer Paste
Imported and Domestic Preserves, in every variety
French, English and American Chocolate powder aud
cakes;
Together with superior assortment Of Domestic Pickles
Sauces Kecbups &c in every STYLE comprising the great
est variety in the United States
No 46 Veseyst United States Depot for Pan De We're
Co.'S FlavoIing Extracts.
Merchants. Shippers and the Trade will do well ts call as
above before purchasing elsewhere.
THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBI-
Il TION Of 1883 to be HELD in DUBLIN-NOTICE.
The Exhibition will be opened on THURSDAY, the 5th
OF May 1883 The Manufacturers Of the United States
respectfully requested to contribute specimens Of their
skill and industry this Exhibition All articles which
ehall be approved by the Committee will BE- transmitted
fee Of charge from New York Dublin and those remain
ing unsod the close of the Exhibition will be returned
free Of charge TO the port of original shipment.
The Exhibition Building will be Bonded Warehouse,
and the British Government have undertaken to ntrod
Act of Parliament for the Protection from Piracy of
Persons Exhibiting Inventions.
For copies OF the Rules and Regulations for Exhibition,
Forms Of Application, and any further information
CURED apply the Office Of the Secretary No. lis PEARL
ct. (Hanovef-square BY order Of the Committee.
j. @. HALLET. Secy.
The NewYork Committee is composed Of he following
gentlemen, TO whom reference can be had:
THEO. SEDGWICK, ESQ,
RICHARD BELL, Esq,
&. EDWARD HABICHT, ESQ
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vTHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

rTHE SHORTEST and G. III + APEST
Il ROUTE.-VANDERBILT LINE Tor SAN FRAN
CISCO only line giving Tickets for crossing the stnnns
The new double engine steamship STAR OF The WEST,
O'clock p NJ precisely on WEDNESDAY, Jan. connect,
Ing with the Pacific steamer over the NICARAGUA TRAN
SIT ROUTE, having but u MILES Y LAND TRAN
SPORTAIION.
These unsurpassed IN their ACCOMMODATIONS
and ventilation For information passage apply only 10
o. d AILFN, Agent No. Battery-piaoe, up stairs
~ The public are cautioned against the representations
ofH1RED RUNNERS ofoiher lines. Nsae are employed
for this line
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,-The Ii

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-Th LlV-
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
GO intend sailing the fayorite steamships IS follows;
rUSs.
CITY OF MANCHESTER rs, Capt Robert Leitch.
CITY OF GLASGOW. ..i6l0, Capt William Nyhe.
PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Thursday, Jan g. isS
CITY or GLASGOW............T Thursday, Feo 3 1888
CITY or MANCHESTER. ..... Thursday, Mar. 8 lass
CITY OF GLASGOW Thursday Mar 81, 1883
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW .......... "Wednesday, Jan 1853
CITY OF MANCHESTER ... Wednesdsy, Feb : 1883
CITY or GLASGOW .......... "Wednesday, Mar :, lSoS
CITY OF MANCHESTER. .. "Wednesday, Mar ~, lSoo
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHIL .DELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after Staeroos $50 Saloon AFTER gina
mdshp 90 - ulitship - ~ "
forward - % - forward - 10 -
Including StewGdsfees. -
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number OF th-cGss passengers will be taken
from PHILADELPHIA and Liverpool and found IN provisions
From Philadrlphia SO From Liverpool. Sc guineas
Certificates OF passage will be sued here TO parties WAC
desrcus of bringing out their friends at corresponding
rafea 80,
Freight CO. Per tun goods hardware, &C. will DO
taken subject 10 agreement
An exrereneed Surgeon will be carried on each ship
Srall drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland
For freight or passage apply 20 -
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exehanga place ~ II
and No. 9 Walnut-st, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

ITO RICE GROWERS.-Alot of STRONG's
furniture, Sc.

FURNITURE for SALE-With the privi-
lege ofrenting part of gentee House in Brooklyn.
family about going Europe wish 70 sell of their Paror
Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, Beds and Bedding mostly
new being bought during the past rare chance
for those who intend housekeeping Address note to g. t.
s. Tribune Office,
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NETWORK PAINT COMPANY-Capita
Nel2s GOETHE above Company having completed ther
orsnraton are ready to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS W en
canltal stock at No. 1871 Reade.st r ,,A; q. a..
en per cent to DO paid az the tune OF W so
.,cci and the balance ten per cent esey
sh,ss nonths after The company possesses tne
~ rev Invention covering eight States OF the Union whsn
shes them 10 manufacture Paints much cheaper ha tno
orS;nary process and at the same tne lne quay vi ZIG
Paints is materially improved
DIRECTORS.
co,.u John c. Ferguson,
= 80. Daniel c. Brown
w J. Cornell "
b. CORNELL, President
m L.nErRr Secretary and Treasurer
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OREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAWBUCk'S, No.
1858 Grand-st second door east OF Essexs New-fork-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-The
attention of about purchasing is respectfully invited
the large and beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattresses
Palasscs Bedsteads Cots &C. all Of which have been
purchased cash prices and will lie sold at such prices
to make il inducemen for all to call and examine the
TO any pat OF the CITY, Brooklyn aud Wamsburgh free of
carriage Ole Beds and renovated aud made over
w. CRAWBUCK, No 1858 Grand-st.,
I'd door east of Essex-yt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of Of New Yok notice hereby Even ~ AZ
persons b., ma claims aesnst the Of GEORGE STOUT,
hate 81 the City Of New Yok sceased 10 present the SAM Nth
vouchers thereof subscriber ut his psse Of business No ~
Broadway IN the City OF New York before the second day Of
Ma eh New Yo.k the arst day sepenb lsoi
= IAw6m1h. JAMEs %. STOUT, Admnnfstor
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w ton-s-F: LOCKWOOD would call the attention
Of the public to his end splendid Store rebuilt on the
nte Of bis old stand, No. 50 Futon-st.
His long experience in the Watch and Jewely business
togethsr with the assistance Of his BROTHER Mr. NJ LOCK
WOOD IN the selling department. WILL he confident en-
sure ms pstons prompt aud satisfactory attention every
tnbg IN MS ine In his extensive assortment may be found
Q general variety of
WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE,
Of the latest and most approved patterns.
NB.-Watches. Jewelry and Silver Work made and re-
paired at short notice. r. LOCKWOOD
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pssife NAL steam
hip Ce@EslyIoniy thS,Gash United s.stss Mail L,se
PINWALL and PANAMA-Tke spl. nda new and double
engine U. 8. NAL Steamship CnEROkEE, 100 tans
DAY i.n Dee tep oeoeI Vres rom on pier ia At oo
of wtrtn-st- North River.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPrswALL ~.
Leties Saloon STATE Rom.
Lower AT AID Forward Saloon, STATE Room. S.
Second CABIN stancees
Passenger. viii be landed at the Railroad Wharf at As
rnwsh free. Transit of the ls;hnaus at the PASSENGERS
expense Persons securing through passage BY the United
States Nal Steamers from Ne FYork, have preference Of
sccomn odation on board the Pacific Mail Steamer
Rates Of Fsre from Panama San Francisco the most
'''''' '''''''' CHARLES A WHITNEY,,
at the Office of the Comrsaies, No. IN West-st
corner Of Warren, New-iork.
Tor LIvERPOOL-Uuited States Mail
Steamship ARCTIC Capt James c. Luce--This steam
shp viii depart with the United States mails for Europe,
positively en- SATURDAY, Dec Is at 70 o'clock NJ, from
her berth the foot Of Csnst No bertbs secured I'll paid
for For freight or passsse having unequaed sceemnods
tons for elegance ,s, and (, comfort spply 10
Passenger: are requested TO be on board At II. The
stesnshp ATLANTIC win succeed the ARCTIC, and viii
sail On the 9Th January
VNHE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
Il ANDES, Robert Hutchngs Commander. is appointed
TO sal from Newly ORR for Liverpool, OF WEDNESDAY,
the 5th January 1885
Psssse money first CABIN. .,''.''''''''.'''''''''S
Passage money second CABIN. -
VIII take four cotton, gran, and ether freight AZ low
rates Apply to =. CUNARD, No. Blowing Green
N'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
to LIvERPoOL.-Ciief Cabin Passage, sI2c; Second
From BOSTON to LIvERPooL-chief Cabin Passage,
sco Second Cabin Passage 60 The ships from Boston
call at Halfss.
ARABIA. Capt JudknS AMERICA Capt. Shannon.
PERSIA, Capt Ryre. EUROPA, Capt Leitcn.
ASIA. Capt f. @. Lott. CANADA. Capt Lang
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NIAGARA. Capt stone.
These vessels carry clear white Light bead green
on starbosrd bow, red on port bow.
EUROPA Letch fin NETWORK. Wednesday Dec IS.
NIAGARA Stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dee. D.
AFRICA Harrison. I'm. NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. %.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON "wednesday, Jan s 1858.
ASIA Lott from NEW.YORK "Wednesday, Jan r. 1850.
AMERICA shannon. I'm. BOSTON, "Wednesday jan. 10.
Bertls not secured until paid for
Anexperienced Surgeon on board -
The owners of these ships will not be accountable tor
gold silver bullion specie, ewery precious stones or
metals unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
T. CtNARD, No. Bowling green.
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The fast-sailing
i ship A. CHEsEBROUGH VIII sail next week and the
lew clipper ship slRoCCO about the 10th OF January.
For freight OF passage apply 10 ,,,,,, ~ o,,,,.u
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

gate Of the County York hereby all
per WILLIAM cHkRDAVorNE hate Of
decessed the with vouchers
thereof their ofce No i3t Cherry the
Cts New York beore the slst d OF February nest
Dated New York, the iiih dsy OF August is52
dEoMss c su.nn,ynrS E.oa.o.
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ofthe County ~ New hereby all
having Ga ms against MARTIN sILBER late o the City 81 New
Yo gentleman declared pesni the with vouchers ueseo
o. the subscriber his escHce, No lO Aenst the Guy OF
New York before the ihcth day OF Ap New
I "is l la.smTS WILLIAM sILBER Aatra,O
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Passengers viii be anSed q the railroad wharf q Asp-n
vsl free Transit Of the lsrhnrs the passenger
Passengers By this hne forwarded with The 20
Panama and not exposed detention. - the company
have spare boats AZ PAnxma-
Rsfes fare from Panama 10 San Frsnc:sso on me 's
f.vorsble serns For freight or passage apply 20
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, q the Once Of rne &C.,
No. III Wese-st, corner Of w sffcn-&:
N.B-Shppen requested % uppiy tns1nsNS ~. -
he Conpasys hlb Of adinx which VIII b genea ~
o1es between the houu Of 10 sDd seleek Of NE ="
aihne
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NEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGHtt to SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
IsTHMus-rhe new and spleudid sietmshp UNCLE
SAM 2coO tuns. w. A. Mills, Commander, vii leave
New. York from pier No. 8 y. River, for A>PlNWALlr
Navy Bay on THURSDAY Jan. 20 AZ o'clock, + NJ,
precisely connecting Al Panoms with the new double en-
gine steamship CORIkS, 1870 tuns Thomas D. CfoPper,
Commander which steamship leaves Panama on the srrval
Of the passengers by the UNCLE SAM for San Francisco
stopping only at Acapulco for supplies
nifty unsurpassed Al experienced physician Is al
PASSENGER Will be landed the wharf a, AsPnwa and
Passensers are cautioned that the tickets for this line
are sold oaly al No 70 Broadway.
DAVIS. BROOKS Co, General Asens
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
SemWeekly {. :. Mail Line.-The new and last going
sfesrner MARION. NJ Berry, Commander, VIII leave
Pier Nc. North River, on SAIU RDAl, Dec. .,
O'clock p. NJ precisely. For freight ap?ly on board
where all bills OF ladng viii be signed and Tor passage
'"' SPoFFoRD. TILEsTON Co, No &c south-s.:
Through tickets KOridA follows: To J-cksorFlI!e
SSi TO Platka SSS No bills OF ladns signed after the
steamer has sailed.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
I COMPANIES NEW ORLEANS. via HAVANA,
the splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Baxter, Commind-
err VIII sal from the Pier At the tooi Of Waters, Nota
River MONDAY, Dec. n, at o'clock r Nj precisely
RATS oF FAkE TO HsVAS. AND SEw-oRLEAss.
New Arrangement a.
Ladies and Aher Saloon BeTths.
SteeTage -
STecie only taken on freight to Havana
Shippers offr,ght requested TO supply WIZ
the Companys bills Of sding, which may Be had on sPp
cation Al the Office No oihar form viii be signed -,
No bills Of ladng signed after IL o'clock on tne a.! VI
sailing For freight or passage 'p&l' @ @ ROBERTS,
No III West-sr, corner OF " sfE-n-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Brooklyn, NY, Nov. p, 1919.

PREPARED BY NJ MORSE, N D., and for sale by CHAs.
H. RING General Agent No. 1872 Boadsay, Newton to
whom all orders must be addressed In Brooklyn, Milne
No 2i5 Fulton-st
Il is put up highly concentrated in pint bottles with the
name blown the glass and sold for - per bottle tor
Sl2; ga the doz.
Metcse Morse in the Clerks Office OF the District Court
for the Southern District Of the State OF Newly YORK