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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
~ The Richmond (va) Dispatch, Of the

IIth, has the fOIo wing ltetns
lssoLESr-On Saturday evening, free negro named
b, pjamn b. Smith, refused 10 give the iootwsy To Mr..
John Priddy used insoent language towards him, and
trespsssed on his premises Yesterday the Mayor or.
fered Mr. Black insoencc 20 ashes and 10 be commit
ted in deisult Of ESQ security.
DrscHARGED-Chsrlott Coy, Tree negre@, wes ar
rested with Powhstan papers ON Sunday evening lest
She WIS ordered 10 return Powhatan County ysster
Day and upon promi,ing to fulfil the order, Wa dis
charged.
CosnrrrED-John Isascs and Sterling Logan, two
free negroes were, yesterday, severely cdmmtted
for wsnt Of registers.
ConmrTrkD.-Rebecca Cousins free negroes, was
on yesterday committed in default OF register
The Dispa,eh slso has the arrest OF Slave named
Watson, for an alleged theft and Richard Dsbney.
another slave in default of pass who discharged
with an admoni,ion after two days Incarceration.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SarrO

aie L. Cosniy Ns~is, VI c.rss q b. - a -
u spttn tAc acstE&Iis E1anse a TIE ~ =. So -
twenty sevenih day Ja,aAy. n tae y-f l3 az
uocs ts-o~ dronhsc Rec r-tf's - hrnasI =
orsvnsed. tie PaNui-n' ~ hs tes-s A "a
sftv sHJ seng - tie -i1 - ~
Cay q >cS luk, tAe ao--As-N 80 .. ota =; $500
aua4Ks ;ier,cu whAA SD tslEtc5 anl eo-;Gas ~ s
Cv- tundd al1 ive1'y i've tt cal n ,ae -
ftrus sseth Ire -tc1 o. >oti az
9uaV. tvuisEifs twenty-five f; "a rout ry - ~ asa
a - A- r-ar o~ kualrci au y-a ort 4's i2d pa re
susttty tns, M tur3 81 tni y OF 81 80
~ ~ - nab lie ~eseEy lee aae So osr-i1h - -
Vrc!efty, snrtn irsu- tw-u< ols- To - ec
lie EuEst.se ascey 10 &c rrSzi..d a4 a. 80 ani -
tssuSe ~AsB lie eesd j. frady e. 4, Fels ~ J.,
. itfC sAlteL - aHa4
W. r. w COR PIE cr CO
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~ BENJAMIN b. Smith, a free negro Of

w DeDJhuiu ID. Sniitn, HoO "0B.v "
Richmond Val received twenty stripes and 10 default Of
so bs wssconmed TO pr son for alleged nsoence q enc
John Pnddy white man Mr. r stated that on sesns .
he saw the prisoner standing his gate and e smith s
not seem dsposd give way for ham he walked ,eand
On seteps to the s.,s Mr. a % ne m nh:s1 ~, 49,
yS%S,s s sss 20 ; sou l rs' 'F'w
yOu want to see some ofny eoy sa NJ h ,.sSss..
~ ~ u,mo for this language Mr. r. had the Dsgo
rested f1e Raamord VA Republicans Of the llth he, The
sossns o. smother with fifteen stnpe Tor bsins n tho
street half past eleven oeoeh on SUNDAY plight wonss
pass.
~ In the Massachu 'etts House, Jan. 6, the
principal candidates for Chaplain the venerable DR..
LYMAN BsscLer and Rev. stephen Lowell, Methodist and
fofnsrIy not now, assistant editor Of the Oive Branch
On the irst ballot DR. Beeeher had - and Mr. Lowell ~
on the second Beecher ia Lowell 49, the third Beech
.r ios, Lowell B23s being necessary for choice. Mr.
ths choice of Mr. Lowell ground that he the f.
tsr children. This argument met By stronger
Of the kind in behalf Dr. B. who 6ss bean ths
isher Of thirteen But the post ives hneily CARED BE-
Ls Of M Lowell, BY the ststenes that he bed as takss
10 himself Q hsp rJs'
~ A curious case OF somnambulism is re-
corded in The Chuicohs (0) Gazette daughter Of Mr.
Thomas Kane from her sleep and her night eloss
wall I'd four miles up the scioso River, waded into the
Tesm, end swan across deep part snd was Sound bJ an
ssry sitting the bani Of the hver, ssisep Re
could Tot SWIM when awake.
~ An Indiana paper says: Amos worth
p,toD, Of Csiro is dead he uupre,sndinl man
hy.d and ppsd .s psoR S 1 Tn
soirs TO peg right OF Pve Grtea my lag nsh but bury
nv tackle with me-whO Knows bot they'll bite In Jordan
rY- The Richmond (ya) Dispateh cautions
the public against mporos named Stsf4no Csema nA
tive Of Bs who pretend. to have tough. ssa., 9 Gee ss
HsyIau and had his property, amounting 70 about ~
dsioysd end two hed in thus fighting fer rspsb'
esnisH sId against tyranny.
~ The Charieston Is CO. Cosriereompiessda
iis fb year the leh nss The psopS xse.,smsut 20
III. s.snics anniversary by an - -,
wtieh tire members Of the Typosrspescss ''
- TI- Ns;,e Lar Times, devoted to the
w INC nA h,s ua bees ststed 1t Norwich
cSss ~ M. 70 cooy .nS 70 b PSs'A'd "'ss
rzss somebody wisely remarks that steam 10
~ Sh,.fsr; IL sIrihistes time and sIscs md
soie mSrtrdss Of passengers Thank Hssvsn - ami
',s, sts pds u danger Of being tssdf annahsesd
r3- William n. Dawson, Editor Of The HeseN
en- Toti, (Caye GIsIdssa, Mo- died Ct PsnyviAs' no,
Zee =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
A GREEK YANKxE.-Rev VIM. s. Balch, Of
our City, now travelling in the Holy Land, met
at SYRIA, in the Archipelago, Greek, educated


at syria, in the Archipelago, Greek, educated
in this country, of whom he says:
We caIedon Mr. Evsngelidcs, the American Consul
Greek-a Macedonian by BIRTH but an American by
education and spirit A more congenisl spirit have
not met in many DAYS He has large SOUL and chershcs
broad and liberal views Of human rights responsibilities
and duties He is true man little expected to meet
his like in this quarter OF the globe. BY him was in
reduced to Gen Bozars the brother of the lanened
Marco Bozsrs, immertslzed in this country by
his noble heron In the esuse OF liberty and ours by
the requiem OF Fitz Greene Hslleck This man bore
his dead brother from the field OF slaughter and then re-
urned to fight with redoubled srdor the battles Of his
country. He ID hne, venerable old man, stl holding
he oihce OF General and serving ms senator In his
country He poor in this worlds goods, has the care
of large family-of his own and his brothers bus wa
vers in his love OF freedom, and his admiration oi
our own great Washington.
Mr. f. showed US over the Lyceum under his charge.
rourishng school ia which he has scholars from Rus
ia, Turkey, Eng and and Egypt, IN whom he gives .
most thorough education, imbuing them strongly with
he principles and spirit OF true liberty 10 WILDE re-
membered, he was educated In country as I" the
Greek Boy" lie drank deep At the fountain Of genuine
liberty He Is amply repsying the mandccnce which
gave him gratutous education. He endeavors 20 rem
der practical to bring out ana apply here the true doc.
iriuc Of Christianity He teaches the Bible regardless
Of sectariani msenorcts lie moral duties, and difuses
it, mild and benevolent spirt-by which he hopes 10 re-
snd soften the hearts and direct the energies OF his
ccuntrymen Nsr does h. geek 10 for his country alone
His views are broader and for the good Of humanity he
Gbsrs. He has anos profound admiration OF our insti
tuiions, and is very jealous OF our reputation
| slso spent the evening with him, and heard his
school practice In vocal music which he makes part Of
their education. In this department. he has German
ProtCssor-a mater OF his business, should Judge nom
the proficiency Of his pupils. was also glad 10 hear
that the whole nation Is returning 10 the ancient Greek
that The modern corrupt language u rarely taught In
the schools And further. that good degree OF stfen-
ton is paid to the educaton of the rising generation.
THERE'S hope of people whose children are literally
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CuPREME COURT.-LEYI S. CHAT

- FELD Attorney General Of the state Of New York Ast IhE
pRFSlpFST, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF TIE CANAL
BANK ALBANYin pursuance o' an order OF me supreme
Court OF the Yot made the 2h day Nay lo
Tie UNDERMINED Receiver u the Csns Bank ct Albany hereby ges
hocrs outstanding aims uoes o. b - ne
sad and the peons holding the certificates sven By
the the balance unpaid
bills surrendered the hr dividend riy
per required csen the .si notes 1i aud
certificates slid Recover. hs oh IN the 1y
of Albany years from the date Of tbs note deG
thereof that they benefit OF the 'uni
,de for sid balls Snd cerihcses and
from al clam by Of hodns the same aud mat NE sad und
he posed the the said Court Tor the D-n-
Of the the sad Cana Baat such maanef may
OF ihosc hid
ms the ceroe the Receiver his made Arrangements
Nv whh the .rne vii so pad presentation the Com-r
=. IsvsvF ANDREW WAITE. Receiver
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ceeal Notifies.
COKIORArION NOTICE of SAFE Of

y PROPERTY ~ UNPAID ASSE>SNENiS.-i 4hS 49,
Asgthy even that o. 9sopcrty ior Gzs-d kSss9eA =
ule rlsre pubic the C'y hAl n; ite C o. ~
ON FRIDAY, sfh dsy April l.a5 - ~ cs. = NO.
,cltuy dsy un'H he ~loe sd pflsfN
sod thai the drtsie5 seasui 81 the Pr u % - %
p-l-Acd tn Ne~ iar1 NJ az
rres rev zre Yratcs gah ishcd he CITY o; Nv
Nv cftcr 81 hr yo- Ad.rn and Cc1'Qflty % ~ Nf o.
-, I,.,.,t,..,, "a, n i.s- 81 iswltuf
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DRoFEssoR MoRsE's INyIGoRATNG

|.
THE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Of which this medicine composed has engaged the med
col savans London PARA and the chief cities OF Europe
Its virtue has been test d. and proclaimed by the 1g
names In tie Faculty Of those cites and testimonials have
been presented s discOyerer by the Academies Of ed
cine Of London Edinburgh Paris Berlin and Vienna Dur
ing soorD Arabia Perea Professor Morse afflicted
with neryousfver brought on by intense excitement aud
imprudent exerions in orrd season OF the year; when
deed bis knowledge Of curative means and Tor 50 re
time threatened fatal temiDaiinn Shiek OF one OF the
native trbes at length induced him to take medicine
pared from the Of herbs common 70 mountainous
region the country which In few days not only restored
him vigorous health but renewed the strength oil ms con-
stituton in marvellous degree
THIS HERB -
Is one principal ingredients used in making ths CO
DIAL IL obtained at great expense b the IIoprsCr
and Manufacturer, Mr. Morse NJ D. Newi 0rk Clty Itls
tie only nable remedy yet discovered for Nervous HEAD
and nd Complaints il il the mental phyec long sought
for and before found the only natural aeent u an
HeadGce Vertigo pain the OF the lace and the
various Of Nervous Affections it vii produce acure n
astonishing short period OF time; and y WIN sso remove
Sefuessness Dislike Of Society lncapaclty Tor study or
Bus ness Loss of Memory Confusion Giddnes Blood 10
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility; hystena isnecls-
Infany, &c. IL will increase and restore the appetite,
strenghen the emacised the health OF those who
have destroyed IT. induce continued cheerunes and eua-
unity Of spirits, and pToOng life -.
Pesons OF pale complexion consunptye habits are re-
stored bv the OF bottle two to BLOOM and vGoR,
chtner the skin from pale yellow ncky color TO beau
We assure the reader thai the utmost reliance may he
placed in this Cordia the OF the malades men Oned
above and also of those which follows Los OF uscu-
lar Energy Gepsrnl Prostitution litabty and al Ner
yous Affections Indigestion Susgshness OF the Liver, Sc
TESTIMONIALS
No Newspaper would hold the many certificates and test
Of gratitude the Proprietor were we at liberty to
Below is few ofthe many thousand Certificates received
being at liberty 10 publish them.
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NOTICE of Observation-Disclosures is

~ hereby that the proceeds nj the ale OF the R Estate
OF PTTER A HORN late q the Cay Of NcWf OK dcea~ed
tate lately under order Of the the County
vii b. dtbued ofIE 70 law, at the Surrogate
Office the the day February mkt
ten O'Clock that day when al p-sons having
said val them TO said suro
gate. With their proof Of you, here - .-....
A. w. BHADfOhDf
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iuairr Cure.

nYDROPATHIC ard HYGIENE INSTl-
-. 1885, r.. T. TRAIL, NJ. D., fTOprietor.
N@e DR. J L. HOSfORD. Assistant.
yyVF y Y CITY WATER CURE, No Ia
,S,l, %, Irniversity-pl Ample accommodations
g., rat;snts ..d hasIders d. II. WELLINGr TON, ND.
'0i ~ GEO II TAYLOR, ND.
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Me6irai.
DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

DFEaALE REEOYATING PILLS-Botn IN ne Is-
male iufrnsry aid in private practice Doctor gsn hanSr
Of Germany has used these pills With unPaalieira
For cease peculiar 10 Enrs tbeJ be reiIed oH ~
certain. speedy and unfsDg remedy They nave ~ ~
use about twelve years IN this untTy and have 20
artrOysl Of some Of tie dstDg ushed IA -
city There is prescription whose effects nave - ~
70 compare with these pills ia The trestn nj Of irDae SIS
Il much thst their success ms o. IN NOR
eqUsl 70 the coulnsG Effects Of al other remedies %
wi have tied them know what an Invaluable Doc,or
Van HdmteTt he's eft the world ny tser ~ ems
ard the rae and deathiy eouoenance gives paee 20 e
BPgTclsrs rome unless they have the certificate OF
eopyrrht on tie wrappers and the wrten ssnataies o.
H. c. VAN HAMBERT, ND on the GUY sS1."P srVuno
General Agent for United States, Arnenc@
No 1T Rowery. corner Grand-st Price 81 per box
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SUPREME COURT-Ezra Lockwood agt

CUPREME COURT-Ezra Lockwood agt.
~ James Whitney and Masarei, his ~Sumnoas los Ieaei-
IL MARGARET whitney,, wife q JAS WHITNEY, You are
hereby and reeu edto tn comp N ms ae
ed Office OF the CeTt OF Ne-chesef Colny
on the 9Th Jay Jsnufy on
BeJofd wesichsser CouE within twenty day. alter he
service hereof exclusive OF the iy ofsuh serve and yoa in
10 answer the up.iut soesAd plaintiff vii apgy 20 ne
Court for The demanded complaint beiori
Jauuai y, 1854 %. CLOSE, Piainin : A'orn-f.
u1i.xsuE Bedford. We-,chester Co.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surrc

cate Il The Courv Il her-oJ sVra % az 20
hsvsr ~ . r-.rs; FIIAkIN HORTON ie q ne tT o.
Fcz Yotk Gecsa ID % pr.-e1 vrh s5ahofs - o
o. srh-e- - - g. 20 10 Wa.Frn t. CT q -
Yo ~ or t-re he twcfh siy CT APl het--b-ied 80 iN'
t.e tn day ~ Ottco.r, ist3. So .,,t &c r...,,o.
oS lasfmFr NhAtNAA' - LiNL'-''' '-''-'
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NOTICE is herebv given. that application will

~ be made the legislature Of the state New York at the
re Session thereof Act Of Incorporation OF the Apnw
Pam Telegraph Company construct Electro legI
the hnus Of Panama ~h csg Of one hundred aud ay
tlou,H nd dollars -Dsed, New iofk, January H. 1884,
ia lAwGwF DANIEL BONLY. Counsel for the Company.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

ss OF the County OF New York tseby gwen 70 I'll pr
sons havs claims assnst MARY PERKINS Lite Of the City 81
New York. WIDOW deceAed, TO een the ssme VITA So.eh5s
subscriber his redelCe No 20 spunS st. n NE
CT o. New Yo,t on 1ly OF March neHtDaied
New York the I'd day Of September. l-a2 -.- =.
= lavfmI WILLIAM fhNhl4'of fAeN''"''
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HYATTs INFALLIBLE LIFE BAL

n SAM.
WATTS'S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, genuine .........sl
HASTIfGS'S SYRUP OF kAPhTHA, do:;;..;:;:'s Il
WISTAR,S BAIEAM or WILD CHERRY..."....sl
SCHFNCK'S PUJLMONIC COUGH 81 CP..........Sl
AYFRsS CHERRY PICTORIAL for Coughs. .....s 81
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs. 81
DIR COOKS KFMEDY FOR ISTEMPERANCE. 81
s. p. 4 JACOB TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA.:. 81
MYERss FXT. ROCK ROSE aud SARSAPAkiLLA's n
DR. VAN FAMBERT'S Female Monthly PILLS.. al
Kellir pers nustang Lnanert and indway's Rehef,
UUTC HINGSS OXYGENATFDa and German Bltters,
Osgoods India Chougoue for Fever and Ague ..s 81 %
BALLY'S Grevel ANTIDOTE and LOTION. 81 and %
BTapdredth's Wrights Smiths and Holowsys PILLS,
HFISKELL'S Halowey's and DalcTs OdNIMENI L,
totrsde at GUIONS old corner. Bowery and GrAndsts.
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~ pVRNTAVCE of en- order of the Surro-

s,te the Cora,y q ye York hefe5y gEen y q pf
eos Arvrt m. az INST GEORGE W ATS, h:e Of IN Cy q
Y-rk ra.on d-cezsed p-~~rut the -an, Eh
,ir.rf rl-rr t'i- oa- HENRY AlTNiS W l-ht
slr.e e. n tie Cty o. Ses Ycss "e the i~-Ds tad
dy OF February nexL-DateG- View 1ofk re 70 y Of Angst
Tia SARAH / ArtkiN, ,l.,.i.,g,,,r
.u7t lssspFs HFSFY AITNIN. !
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DEAFNESS-N Discoveries
DLFY,S ORGANIC vIBRATOR--An extraordinary,
Powerful susn newt nveDted lnsuurnent !or petine
sutrely different from all otheEstO surpass anything OF
the lind that has been probably ever can Ne
being Of the same the ssin, not Percep3oe ~
enable Deaf De to hear distinctly church, and p1o
lie assemblies The unpleasant s-nsstion o. nglg hps
In the ears il entirely removed and it afford, Ell the asst
ssce that DC ssibly could be desired. - -.
To prevent mistakes be cautious and observe oly 20
be had al No 81 Lspeuard Newly OTk' OF r r. bhU1-
MAN 1uIv agent FOR Anerics. All others are spurious
PTee 81 mailed 10 any place the Union, the Cansdss &C
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

smith go the County knr' no'ce y herety
v-p . III per.ous having RICHARD DOUGLASS
his c tie CITY Bokyu. deceased Tat they required To *
~ he ssne With the vouchers thereof the su1-Dcr AZ n
ofoe n County Trel Ofvc, the CITY Hall "a The q a
Brookyu before the sa dy o. JsrrarT jay y
Is-2 CRAWFORD c. SMITH AdTinistrl;or.
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CIIpREME COuRT-Citv and County of

- York.-orscc Claim and others asVn-t ah Ea'on
Alta ued December H. isba slho-Henry q Wy add
IAah Eaton $500 3oNoee hereby gwen nat
issued each 81 the above actions as the
asondns concealed debor ana
Of STATE,
frr h. property within THIS
s,s,e ani the transfer u ope5ty by bun are
hr hidden by aw and are va. McCt W a GJNS Nlht
al isvsmI Attorneys Tor Plaintiff, No - Va! .
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tyr Somebody in The Cincinnati Gsrette

thus speaks of the Boston newspaper prcss twenty sx
yesrs since:
The ritter of THE, who published paper In Boston,
in ls26 has document prepared then, giving the crcu
stion of all the papers then printed In that city. We
.,,h;oip that of the leading ones
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-

a the T. ~ N~E OK nf'r" o. t-r-J - -
tef- t.vs e,m- arsu-t ERSEsT hA.,, aie q" M CV :"
ye~ Yoi tlcr 8-.scd, pe-eHt tie -an- IN ,ir.--
s.ref 10 he q her 4. Sa % sads a " Nv
Yort tie I've IN ~ d JartJ Hst- JAW
- it5.T JOHN v SANDS. Etecufor.
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ATOTICE is herebv given, that the proceeds

te real este OF JOHN Y shi H. aye OF me
CITY Of YORK deceased ey made uGder tie order the Sur
rosate County New YORK by Jeremiah VILE % be no
said according Al the sufrosate oe
New fork the fourth day Of January next
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that dyDssd tins sh dsy OF De
esmle Is5s Idg owl A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
IT Battery -psce Tive hines daily Morning Ilnsa; no AN
by steamboat JOSEPH BELNSAP. Fares kne-noor
r. prcss Line BY steamboat JOHN POTTER at 2P NJ
Fare, Isl class car. -; ID class cara g. ResRrairS
leave Phsaephis from foot of Wsuat-st a. 10 NJ anS
JPN EmigrSnr Line by s.eanhcs, ATLAS ftum PEI
atAPM Ear~ ~ So
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is HEREBY GIVEN, that an APP

pl caion viii made L-a'urc q he state
Of poaie the NATIONAL COLLEGE
OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS be oatei the CITY Of
View Yofk-Dec. IS iyh, dIT iaW6s -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

SMITH srrrosa:e q tie Co-ay G.. K., sot,e eey
~. .crordnr N en prom having claims agUn COtNb
IITs VAN CEEF late Of the CITY Of Brook d9ceaef i
,b. required lhh the with the vouchers ine~ 70
is,ier Cbas J. L0srey hi ofe, No 81 Fulton Il. n
~ CIV n Book ~ before the 7ih day q February vert
Dated. July o. 1854 ,,,r. - uvrrs
JACOB b. BOERUM Executors
iv-ninU6nPr CHARLES J. LOWRET.)
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

ssie Of New York notc hereby % al
cons HAVING EDWARD DENiSG late Of the City Of
eased IFeeut the vouchers Thereof
suhscrers the Office Of CHARLES L. SHEA No 81 Chm
bc the City Of New Yok before the f Jay OF Apnl
nexi-Dsted New iork the "a day Of September, 1854
JAMES McCORD.
~ lawCnFs ESTHER DEMING ''''''
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,N pI1RSTTANCF of an order Of the Surro-

rte Of Corniy Il BE- hereby vea 10 a. pr
So. rrr Mt HEIg aNtGAN, e g lie C1y Of
NV Yok butief dersi pre-ut me sam vita vo 80
Trar tie sl-,r 4 re oe OF Nhifa IL yef ~ "a -
e. IT, u tie Cry . Scw fs.s, se<e TIE < d~y OF
Jar ~ r~Jf-Dafed Ncw Nok 'hs 80 dsy o. jay i1-
" f-vsrF FLiZABETH HANG ~, At-llnl'tratrir
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

l,
1858 until further notice Passenger Trans wl between
Chesgo Toll do AID Monroe daily except Sunday fOl-
lCvs:
Chicago tor Monroe and Toledo al 81 An.
Toledo for Chicago Il 8 AN.
Monroe to- Chicago at Il AN -
Tbs Road M conispct on " th the Toledo and Nor ak
Lle Shore New and Ere. Baislo aud Albany, and
hudson River Railroads form the Only Railroad eonuni.
etaon bstween ChicsE 80 and New-iOr CltY.
Aites k1roed communication Is nov opened eefMeen
ShoaSo shd Columbus Cincinnati and PtsbGrgh, VIA TOE.
20 ard NoFwak Road which inrsects I've Mad River ard
hsmron and Dayton Roads ~ Bellevue, the Mansfield
hese az Monloeve and the Cleveland Columbus and Cin-
ennt'i, and Pittsburgh Roads # Cleveland.
JOS. IA. M0ORE, Superintendent.
M AN r. r. Ofhce Adrian, Dee n lSS2
JUN D. PoRrER, Agent No. log Brcsdst, NY.
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OF all the above papers The Daily Advertiser, C0ASiA,
1yareer and Ersnins Gaz,ne are the only ones that
have lived and preserved their actual idendty 70 this
day. The Csnfiad Qor half century tho most
influential pepper in New Eagland) TAs Psllsdisn,
Chronicle and Pairio, Gazette and Rspvtovy have oil
b, disco ntnuej. rather absorbed into The Daily
Adrtisr The StaesmaR the precursor, and Hpslly
took the Of The Boston Post At present the most
lively and spirited Democratic paper OF the day. Tia
Trarsir IL published daily and conducted with
great tact has believe circulation Of some ten
tLouand copies The EoeninH Gazette s still flourish
ing, and said to have It's books the OF
thousand subscribers who have taken the paper regu
larry for over twenty years The GALAXY and Mirror
have been dead for many years. II will be- seen that
there not single daily that in 1896 published Q
thousand copies We think there four I'VE tina,
that now average ten thousand copies daily.
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\ EW.JERsEY RAILROADs.-On AND att-

IN er the 9th of December train will leave NewYork
al O'clock A NJ from foot of Courtlsndt-st arriving
In Philadelphia at noon the Keususton Stson This
hne will be Relief Express Train TO the A. NJ Expres
Tram hch will also through IN four hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Charleston
sod by both Tickets sold passengers for way
tons In New-Jer.ey in the NJ train only At reduced
rrieea The Trenton Accommodation Tram will, and
AFTER the 27th December, leave Trenton arriving
In New-york At II noon returning from New-York
NJ by which passengers will also BE- carried At uced
prices relieving the 81 + NJ Philadelphia train OF pas
senger These arrangements viii make more certain the
conneCtcn OF the Mails ard through passengers with the
continuous train leaving Philadelphia az and Icy 7. NJ