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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
philadelphia News Items.

PHIIAprLpInA, wednesday, Dec. Is, 1852.
From the LIST 20 the 18th of December the re-
cept of gold at the L. ! Mint this city were eSsIo
"A large amount for the period though not up to tho
unpreoedsnted deposits OF November Oh thus sum
s2elOOcO were deposited yesterday, which shows a
remarkable correspondence with the amount reported
to have been brought by the Illinois, which arrived at
New-York on sunday.
arres ted in this city and c0mmitted n deaut OF sloD
bail TO answer the charge OF attacking the residence OF
a citizen Of Moysmensiug with brick bats, some even
ngs since. .
A man named j. Osler fell down flght OF
stairs NJ the Circus last night and was 20 seriously IN
ured that he died Of the Hospital during the night
-Four lrishmen have been arrested IN TINS
city, charged with stealing canal boat somebody
viii lie sppIehended next Tor running OIL with =
foundry
During IN Irish wake, down town, last night,
the house took fire. The corpse was considerably
burned.
The workmen at our Navy Yard have sus-
pended work. IN body IN consequence o. an order re-
curing them to work hours than they have been
in the habit Of doing
evening c
The case of Hon. Fayette McMullen, VI. C.,
from Virginia charged with assault and battery upon
Mr. Ttswortli on board Of the steambod Trenton aat
summer, eSrtiOrdTted Ia the supreme Court ta's
morning the Honorable lroin going 10 pr-on I'd
which unenvahe place the gentleman STOOD iAlr
chance OF being taken. :. ,.,,
The remains Of Hon. Cornelius Z. Van Ness,
who d AZ the Girsrd House in this City last evening
have been taken on TO Washington ior in,ernen'.
James Black, Police Officer at the Clrcus, IN
this city has surrendered himself TO the authorities TO
answer the charge OF causing the death OF John Oser
who fatally injured in that establishment on Tues
day night.
Rain is falling to-day, which renders the
streets stockingly shocking.
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CUpREME CoURr-LEvI 8 CHAT

~ YHID Arors>y Geseral Of Of sev rort Mt TIE
PkISlD1SI, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF The CANAL
o. ALbASf-tn Of the >vpremr
COsr % he state 81 View Yea 18Th dAy Of Hxy $50
ne underssred Receiver the BANK Of Ahzny hreey rs
nc<e 10 ne holders q the o1Dns rr1zfns OF biz o. ne
sac Csna bsrh md n The hold tire certificates en ~
he andrsDed such Receiver r bs1Se anp~s
CO no;es or ti szrenderct ree.zs The rs. 4En o. f
pr cert that they required pet sad e aud
certificates or - sid off ne Cry
Of Albany vthn from q sesns
hereo that hey r - pr-c1sd from he benefit 81 The sn
,d for re he Ai ceica.es. Aaa
from Al clam y q hoE rhe ,hs re nd fund
~h oe sroeec Of -nft
the ohef creditors q the ed Czha Benz
b hereafter ssterun-d For s bold
he d b ard cerca;es TIE
~ uhek ne NJ lo Presentation ne Conner
cr-l BAN n tins ory-AbaHy, June l. lss2
s7la~sJY ANDREW WAITE Recelver.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DIRGE BEFORE DEATH. For The Tribune

"A UhAIH. - or lEe lrlOu1e
on give me q boat in dark December
In dreary December,
When Earth ike an ember
Fire-desered lies still and cold;
And let me aoat down the moaning river.
The iceblue river,
Where rushes SILVER
As croeps the sad wind over the void
o my stslwsrheart is forever rfted,
Torn and riAed
Sorrow has drifted.
And swept il DER Ike pitiless see:
Ny staunchest hopes are all wrecked and shattered
By the tide shattered;
Too widely scattered,
Ever to bide again with me.
had love in the spring time early
When primroses early.
And elm trees burly,
Were budding forth all 10 meet the May
And she told her love in a silver whisper,
The softes, whisper
That redlipped hsper
Ever persuaded her tongue to say.
Oh the swee, words came like dewy dropping
Dewdiarnonds dropping;
CuuutAi1 ctOpPhue
With Joys repetion my choking soul;
And folded her to my bursting bosom;
Ny swelling bosom,
Til, as from blossom,
Loves out -crush'd odors around Us stole.
Above our heads hung the white wreathed apple;
The tinted apple;
While glossy Maple
And Larch with it, purple cones grew near;
And said a. felt her creeping kisses
Her velve; kisses;
What earthly blisses
Can match the minging of pleasures here}
Oh would that May lad forever fingered
On all Earth lngeredl
That Time nc Yer fingered
With whitening touch all its blossomed pride
That the apple wreaths had been young forever;
Forever and ever;
That SHE had never
Fled like the season, and left my sidel
But onward swept the dark, solemn Winter.
The frowning Winter
Who dared to splinter
With icy lance the red Au,umns crest;
The Apple branches were stripped and shaken.
BY fierce winds shaken,
And l. forsakcn,
Me, the wild year with n lonely breast
Then give me boat in dark December
In sullen December,
When Earth, like an ember
Fire.deserted, lies still and cold
And let me float down the moaning river
In that dark river
To end forever
A life too weary for man to hold
FIrz-JAMEs O'BRIES.
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Mock FrxERAIs.-The mock funerals got up


in honor of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster have not
cost the cities of Bcston and NewYork less than halt
million of dollars The tax payers complaining, and
Justly we think ofthe e>trsvsgsnce of these useless
penditures Among some OF the items az New-fork we
lind the following
Decorating the City lisil. .tSNI ~
Scarfs for the Msrshsls. .............-... $40 W
Undertaken .--.-.-.... '...--...;...' hss. W
ID Howard for beard of 8 Senators, 3days 2i6l 70
In the board OF Senators charged all the wine
drsnk by them and their friends and the Aldermen. we
presume We should like TO zee all the fdo Of cxpendi
lure by the Senate Committee who convey the remains
of Clay to Ashland The wine bin would no doubt make
some OF our temperance folks stare Thetuncra train
the that followed the hieess corpse OF John
Quincy Adams TO It's last resting in Mssschusets
had glorius roc They ate AMI drank At the expense
of Congress snd the hsrIworkng. honest temperance
people reid the hl. Their wine bills At BALTIMORE,
Philaieyhia and New York exceeded thousand doh
lars. The Common Council of the temperance city OF
Boston, cut respect the deceased paid the wine bills
at that place These useless and unnecessary parades
ought be discontinued and the press and the people
ought TO speak out boldly in their condemnation
lind ana State mel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
Sales bp Aurtion.

A CATALOGUE of SUPERB BOOKS,
N conn rising the ENGLISH CLASSICS, lLLUSrRA
TED WORKS &C. mostly in elegant IA ings being seec-
mons from the extensive stock OF weknown Importing
house 10 be sold az auction without by DAVID
AUSTEN JR, at the Art-unon Gallery. on TUESDAY,
Dee 2l at III o'clock.
No collection OF equal value has been offered at a1cton in
,h;s conntry Among this collection viii be found
kFNpALLlS WAR BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND MENlCO. Folio.
sTUART AND RENETrS ATHENS Foho.
THE FLOWERS OF MILTON. Folio
PiCTJKIhL GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
ATLAS OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. Folio.
EINpTNS BEAUTIES OF MOORE.
CHRISTMAS WITH TIE POETS.
WOMEN or THE BIBLE. ..
NASli'S MANSIONS OF ENGLAND Nos 4to.
RFTXsCH'S OUTLINES. Complete.
UOIARTH'S WORKS. 2Nols ITO,
IRISH SEA WEED IN A SHELL
SIR WALTER SCOTS WORMS
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER.
SMOLLET ..
sCOTTS NOVELS. ssvols, calf extra
LODGES PORTRAITS.
NATURALIST LIBRARY rs yes H.,
ENCYCLOPFDIA BRITANNICA. u vols 40
HISTORY OF ART BY ITS hONUMENIS@Itss is
lated fpm the French OF SeToux dAgncourt 300 SUI
ieets on S.S plates 5 vols in one toho -
III VATitANO. BY Pistolesl vols fSn 10; 1904.
EIsroRIE pr LARr MODERNE With illustrations
by RscrypsAi ! vols Folio, Ne NC. ,v,,. yhh
Also STATUARY, the property OF Gen j. WATSON "eV'
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rv- The Boston Trareller, of Saturday, which

we take TO be the organ present 0; the Cambridge
Observatory has the following in relation to the recent
total eclipse of the sun In the Eastern Hemisphere
A,the new Noon which occurred last night al about
II o'clock Boston t.e) her shadow passed over toe
Earth and caused total eclipse OF tie sun IN part d
Liberia Chins japan, &c. At Irsutsk, the Capital Of
Pattern Liberis in lat so 10 long 1910 ~ East the
ec,ip.e YVES nearly or quite total and In Pekn aud Jed
DO although il was not total, il very lsIge Toe
greatest duration of the total eclipse at any piece was
about four minutes According 10 that excellent worH
the British Nautical Almanac Il appears that tne central
eclipse began Dec TO- lob. 2n P NJ. and ended az IIh
5orn abe Moons shadow, therefore, va. In ton 10
crossing the Earth and that passed over places nav
ing the following ATTITUDES and oagtufes BY drawing
line through which ON q map, the path OF the central
eclipse NAV ea,iy be seen The place where Z was cen,
raj ar neon laf 80 ~ lon 1870 49, Is IN the Sea OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
Renitnnees-Pss.ses
BOWMAN, GRINNELL d. Co., No. SO

~ Soutb-st, Nev-York sole and only authorized Aren<
for the SWALLOW-TAIL LINE OF PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL Packers sa sth LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst Of every month alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON.
CONSTITUTION SIR x. PEEL
NEW WORLD, CORNELIUS GR1NEELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTOS. YORKTOWN.
AMERICAN UNION, PATRICK HENRY.
Person. wishing send for their friends and DESTROYS OF
bringing them BY any OF the above masncent shps,
informed that Messrs. BOWMAN. GRINNELL Il Co.
the only Agents for the above ships 10 thi. city
They also issue Drafts from fl ard upward. which are
payable zht in town throughout Ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL n Co.
No 90 Souihst, " Y, and Regent srosd. Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th and 2ls of every
month
London Packets leave New-York every alternate Thurs
day. For pssssge apply as above.
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Eeaal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
cate Of County Of New York. vii 10 b. odd At pub
the Merchants FVchsuge The City Of New York
on the twenty day January the 1855 twelve
ocoek noon following decrbed Real Ete Of Brdl~y VI
Goodman deceassd the q bis debts AT bat cern
or sud henI the l.h Ward u the
CRY Of New Yo on solhery Of With ;he
hudrrs vhrh sd lot founded md contains . oo~s
Conuencug hundred sud feet east from The POINT
frue south essteriv 81 the % 1si and
sda, cou'a ning twenty Eve feet aud
iu1he the hundred snl fry feet Eve 1n one haf
hun,cd and any feet anil
the westerly Ire The Improvements -4t
CONSIST Of sni, frame dwelling house Ten pr
The purchase money vii be required paid he sac AMI the
balance when tie deed ready oT deAgcry es N9 ccn5s
6,l-rE GABRIEL VAN tpIi.
W. n Va Corr Proc or. d56~
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AKxnnrx Porxr SErrLEp.-la JureniLe 20

;sr,a,-awsl. gay now the Demmyera,s Is in, what do
"a Jxrenis Politician scOrnfrlly,-" Do, yer fool,
vby. mex Cuby and Canadee take the Givano Islands
mex HDglsnd snd bring Haloerr and Wetory over and
show en- 81 Bsrnumis-thsts what they'll do"
Ia J.rnM Poiaician-"They will Hoorsyl Dem
nyersts forever Say, give Us plug, win YER
GProvid,nce Mirror.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEa Aue:ionee.
7 ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE nj


II sEVENTY-NINE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on 18Th, nth, 18th, nth and 2lST-STS and on AVE
NUE. b. IN the xNIlIth WARD of the CITY of NE W.
YORK, ~ AuCTlON-ANTHONY J. BLEECKFR will
sell auction on THURSDAY Dec g 1852 AZ II o'clock
a. the Merchants Exchange the following valuable Real
On Avenue B. Lots OF Ground situated on the ives.
20 feet from l7thst.
On 10th and on I7thstsl7 fine Building Lots 10 Of the
same fronting on 6thft and fronting l7hs all living
IN one booy between AvenuesA and B. directly in rear Of
the above and commencing IS feet niche. from Avenue
On lsst-Also ls choice Lots Of Ground situated the
norm de OF lsthst between lsrav and Avenue A. CON-
mencing 90 feet east Of lstav
On 1th-0 Lots situated the south side Of 2o,hst
between st-nv. and Avenue A. commencing SO feet l0l
inches vest OF AvenueA.
Aso-7 Lots situated the north side OF ath-st be-
tween lstav and Avenue A. 10 Of the commencing
IL feet from Avenue A, and commencing l5s 10
inches rom lstAv.
On 2lstAso IS Lots Of Ground situated on the south
sde Of 2st between lstav. and Avenue A, commencing
80 feet egst OF is.-ay.
The above lots all beautifully situated for immediate
improvement either for business purposes for dwellings.
Inc streets on which this property situated ali paved
and 18th ard zts severed This property situated
IN rapidly improving ghborhood and offers unusual
purchasers ard VIII be made known the day Of sale
Maps describing the above property be had Of the
auctioneer No. Broadst I2,l65l
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STATE. Postlnasses.
County.

DiscosIIsvrp-Hswleytoa. Brosme Co. ". l.; Qsfsr
GREEK, Addison Goa VI; :. DeaniA baltimore Co. Nd,
Lower Newport, Washington CO. Ohio; Grcveland, 0Ak-
land Co Mich Rarrscksylle Marion Cova: Weed Lawn,
Dallas Co.. Aa Reedyvile, Hdaxo Co, Texas; Hampton,
Hendricks Co, Ind; NHrOwS DAVIS Co, Ky; Nshbseks.
CLARK Co, NY.
NAMES CHsScEp.-Hor BAY, Washington Co Ne
name changed North Cutler: farrowsve fauquer Co.
Va name changed Markham Station; 0ilcaA, uYsAas Co.
Texas name changed 20 Point Pleasant; Willow River 81.
Croix Co. Wis changed 10 Hudscn Corn Creek, Nil
lard Co. Utah Ter, changed TO Fillmore Ciyi God
dsrd Rush Co, lnd name changed 10 Swinehat Prairie
du. Sac Sank Co Wis name changed 10 sank City.
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lint nr sIyrpIvr1s

co, only ne irving Tickets for crosins The Tehnas-
1850 tgns win leave from Pier No ? North River II
oeloek NJ precisely, MONDAY, Dee % foe San Juan
Del NoIte direct connecting with the popular steamship
BROTHER JONATHAN. 2 100 tuna over the NICARA-
qua Transit ROUTE, having bot u MILES OF
LAND TRANSPORTATION.
1nese GesInen lave unsurpassed accommodations AID
NennlAnon For information passage apply only 70
~ The pubic cautioned against the representations
efHlRED RUNNERS Of other lines. None are employed
for this EEe.
d. B. ALLEN, AGENT, No. Battery place, up sairs.
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MAssAcHUsErrs- Z. Little, Co
ALTON Dem il elected from the (old) IXth District by
email majority, inst of Loud, (Whig) as at sf-t
reported There other changes in the remaining
Districts from our table Of Wednesday Wilson is de-
feated in tie (new) With District
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n Cotton, Auctloneer
"OVSFHOJ. ID FURNITURE, from lam

Il Il lily removing TOMORROW sstniaay pec, 10 ,Ss
sntiSe Furniture Of family who REMOVING and wa
comprise ali the usual variety Of Parof . SII
French Ro,ewocd ard Mahogany Bedstesds Maaossny
CHAIR Ward robes Bookcases MaIhs.top pss passses
Bed and Hair Ms,trcecs China Glass and other w se'
Extsrson DinDs Tables Ofce Desks, Bedroom ana
ment Furniture &c Also, about 60 dozen more =, l-.
Dessn wen a. al in want invited to at.eLo ~. 81
sale Catalogues will be ready on Saturday morning ~
or 9o'clcck
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1852

name Of Geore does not appear. xviii be seen BY
these dates ranging back even before the time Of WI
ham the Conqaeror that the coins soto az the dates
Of the regns Of Russian Princes more than 500 years
a~O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

IL The Wire suspension Bridge over the
Mueknaum at Dresden, some 10 miles from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio will be ready for by the lst OF January Tae
span $50 feet and the total weight Of the four cables
including Wrapping wire, u % tons The towers are
q feet high
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctioneer. =,
nOUENAIN GLASSWARE, ana

DsFVpFs CFINA VASES. OIL PAINTINGS, Nc
auction THIS DAY, at Sales-ro0in NO - A'''''
near William. - - -. -. .Aox. l.-ye
and Yirh of Bohemian Glassware, al OF wne
will be sold without reserve by Catalogue eonssis o,
Pokas Vases sets OF pecanter rich Nases spendid SCI
Mantle Vases and Cands sbrssj with Vase SoeE sci o.
Tmblers and large invoice Of other goods when can e
sxsnine1 with Catalogue this day
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IN pIrRNrANCE of an order of the Snrro.

est- of the Coaniy lok hereby III r-r
s0ns havns ms asau.i EDWARD DENlNG Lite Of thu CITY Of
he .tcrf N the oece CHARLES =. SHEA. 20 - Citm
her t CITY iok before the art dy Of APf
ue1t-Dsted New lolk the ed DIV ri S~'femi-r l-'2
JAMES AcCORD. i.-..,-.,.-.
80 iavc-F- ISTuER DENING. ''''''.''''''N
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Ascrxr Rr..r.y Corys-We prepare for Tie

ASCENT Rus.I.y Corss-We prepare for Tie
Tribune from comparatively recent number OF the
Russian NoYttn Bee account Of the discovery, near
the town Of Njeslm in the Government Czerngow Of
quantity Of Ancien, Coins Of tina, Empire They were
contained IN small vessel pOwei up BY peasant, and
were about 30 n number They soon became scattered
among the curious Is usually the case with such col
lections but collector N Kew mas succeeded IN oo-
tanning seventy OF them. These bear the names OF
Wlsdimir. swatopo;k, Jsroslsw and Georgi on one
side i the likeness Of the Prince, with croos or scep-
ter in the right hand upon the cher general en-
blera which Baron Chodouard decided upon former
discovery Of some coins Of vladimir and Jaroslaw. 20
be "trkir-a Of csndelsbra with three branches,
used in churches On the coins Of vladimir and
sxa;opolk Is the inscription toll on the throne
On the other il IL omitted IL 10 worthy OF note, that
the letters not well formed either because the art
lets could not read tia: they were Greeks and did
not understand the language There alsos great dt
ference in tie goodness of the impression By refer
erce to the Conversions Lexicon, we md s"stos-
law on the throne about A. D. s72 who was saecseded
BY three sons, the youngest of whom "isdim1r' re-
united the divided empire in $50. He agun divided
at his death among his twelve which led 10 wars
and contests like those Of the successors OF Charlie
masne For time swaropolk succeeded IN hxing him
self upon the throne of his father but w~ overcome BY
JarosIsw, who occupied s from lols 10 lo4a The
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I'm PURSUANCE of AN order of the Surro-

rate Of the County New York notice hereby gwen 10 I'll per
sons HAVING claims against MARY PERKINS late OF the CITY Of
York widow De, ea.ed, to present the with voucher.
10 subscriber st. he
Cs before the hh day Of March nert-Daied
"a iswenF WILLIAM PERKINS. Executor.
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CANADA.

Navisnticn-The Weliand Canai-New steam.
ers for Lake Ontsrie-The Canada Com.
pahy--The Cholera in Qaebec-Puhlic
schools In Upper Canada and the state Of
New.YOrk. &C., &c.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

cate Of the County o. New Ycfk n hef chr 70 az pr
n hsvrs csrs agsr fBEN l. HUNT late o. the ty Of New
Yk hrobef a. pre,cuf -u~ vulhe Thereof 20 the sub
cr.r. Il tie Mshop Johnson, ~ 81 William Il IN
the Ciy of Yos. h,.re the tht- Day ~ ensrr
Dated New OH the vel'y fourth dy lJurc, l-l
ROBERT , AffhoitP. Atn r. traitors Of
Ss-iav.uT. W TrsPLETON JOHNSON Eo~n L. liant
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

Smith Eso suuosaepf the County ef kns- no,ce hereby
svn - Al per.on hayns claims AGAINST RICHARD DOUGLASS
late OF tie City Brooklyn deceased that they required to eE
b he zane nth the Thereof, the suc Der AZ MS
ofice N County Treasurer once the CITY Hall The Cy II
prtixp On a. l.s h@ 18th ~ n-NtDsd JAY I,
lsi2 CRAWFORD L SMITH, AdMn''"ai"'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse T..
SMITH ESQ Surrogate Of the County NJ Kns- notice hereby
en sccordins law az having claims asnt CORNb
Ils VAN CLETF Of tie CITY % Brooklyn decised that
ey are required EXHIBIT the with the vouchers thereoi TO
lie suhcrier Charles Iowrey h Office. Nc ~ Fulton 4
N. CITY 81 before the l7th day Of februtry nest
CHARLES G. BETTS.
JACOB b. BOERUM, Executors
ivsO lsrG1Fr CHARLES J. LOWRET,)
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IN prRSIANCE of nn orler of rhe Surro.

ate Of the County o. New York notice hecay sven 70 All
ter.or HAVING claims ag1sni ERNEST kAs> ac o. the Cy OF
hewNok tate d,cessrd 20 preent he ans Mn N1chr-
tite.1 10 the SUBSCRIBER bis No - Brodsy tn CITY
al Ntw Yofi before the twelfth lay Of Janay neat Daird
sc~ lol. tie r4sLth day o. July L y 800 =. 100, = -
80 lawtnf JOHN VI ehHDS AA'eAi'
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A NJ MgRwIS, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co-1rxoe
DSsles Rooms No. Is Psrkrow -, 49, 8,
'"''-'' lowing evenings of the week
Avery extensive and valuable coleenSn :"
Psxsr Tools in rich bindings: Juvenile Books aud va
reiy of other works suited to the aPpTosemhs h0""''
Season fine library editions Of choice WORKS, ~0
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b. A Chiffon, AuctiOneer
I OTIS of GROUND on 6th-Av., 18th, 62nd,

~ bJth and t3tIsfs- at Auction.
COLE Chiffon will sell at Auction FRIDAY
Dec H. at IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange the fol-
loui Lots Of ground viz:
TwEsIY-FWTH-ST.-2L Lott, north side, near sth-sy.
SIxTY-SrcoSD-ST.-lL Lot, north side, near 9tl-ay.
SIxTY-NINTH-ST.-2L Lots. south side near 8th-av.
EiGHTYEiGHTH-ST- Lots, north side between 7h and
8ih-av.
EIGBTH-Av-2 Lots southeast corner OF 69th-st
EIGHTHAy-l Lot side between list and 72nd-sts
For Maps and apply TO the Auctioneers No wall
ct (5l9)
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Orean Steamers, &r.
SAVANNAH and

EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
IL FLORIDA.-Semi- Weekly U. s. Mail Line-The new
and fat going steamer UNION, r. Adams Comm Inder
will leave Pier No North River on SATURDAY, Dec
49, at O'Clock, p NJ, precisely For freight spply on
board where all bills Of ladng vii be signed and tor pas
SAGE, at the Office OF - =, 49,, .
The Union will connect with the florda steamer WHICH
leaves Chafleson Tuesday. 2st inst at O'Clock T. NJ
for Jacksonville, Paaika and ST. Augustine Through
tickets furusht the above ports as follows: To Jack
so,.ye S3i 10 Patka $50 10 81. Augusne, Ssh Savan
nah messengers taken without extra charge.
Umpire CITY LlNE.-T ii ROT & II
II TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO at REDUCED
RATES roth for CABIN and SrEERAGE PASsEN-
GERS via ASPINWALL DIRECr.-Ihe fast steamship
United STATES 1880 TINS, w. c. Berry, Commander
viii leave on FRIDAY, Dec a. q O'Clock + NJ IRON
Pier No SN r connecting NJ PANAMA with tne taNofte
stranship NfW-ORLEANS 1880 tuns, Edgar W aSeinan
Commander which steamer viii be IN readiness 70 ,aAe ,e
messengers arrival Panama. and proceed without de
Law TO San Francisco -. ~. -. 18th ada.
Second Cabin Passengers have State Rooms on ooth SIDES
ard ear at the came table First CABIN PASSENGERS per
Jnit,d States dsembak alongside the Railroad hsri al
Aspinwall nee Of expense.
For freight or passage, apply 10 ,o,,,,co> ~
! HOWARD 4 son, Agents
M broadway.
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IN PIrRSI-ANCE of an orler of the Sarro.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that an APP

pc..u Nil -n.uns L-sur- oi ~ st.,-
OF Ne~ los Tor ueofPoate the NATIONAL
OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 10 Be ocAies a hs -
New lcfk.-pec. Is, lsS. GU A4fSN4