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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
NEw-YORK md yFW-HAYEN RAIL

1NRoAp-vIyrER Askk%sssssr.-psoeze Is. isS3
TTr-ns Gu. Of Se~Ycrk-AeeoznuoiatiOl Aad Sgeeia--
n!usl ny a: tnd5 P. NJ, through 20 New Esves-
Asle A. n and 6. ?. ", af Port Chester
The llt A. NJ ruIis connection With .rain nom We
Haven TO Hsrera nd srrirs6>d and With train over ne
Cana Reed
ExrKsss TkAIss az A NJ SD 81 P. NJ Sz s-gkysu,
Hartford spnIshec Worcester AID Boston Connecticrs
aver Are Vermont Railroads. The train connects st
NevHaven with ttAin Of The Ncw-Louaon Road TO New
Tendon Norwieh Stoninsion and PrsyiSsnoe. The sSo
? n 20 New London Only.
re q A NJ stops q, Stanford and Brdssrcrf. co.,
ssrtipx win Hoasatonie ard Naaessack Raroaas az
BrGssrc.s The 81 P NJ stops a, Stamford Nogsalk ard
R,isssro eoursctiss nth panbuTy Railroad Ncrwak
Adwith Housa;ouc And NAa-asnck R&rOad Bridgeport
T-srs tuto New YoTk-AcconaroOGtlo AID Specialist
=. 1anseSSA NJ AID ?. NJ. through 'rcr New Haven.
A.S A NJ and 345 z. NJ, szom PERI Chester
The NJ receives pessenge-s from Sprlngne1e ard
Ha-f I'd New London and Cara RAJ roSts at New haven.
re receives passengers fruu Ea-ttcrS snd Spring
seq .nd Northern Railroads - , -.
ExTREss TEATss eays New-Esves CT aErte- o. trsins
srorn Boston az n and $50 p NJ toPPns u sndssPor',
Sorwaa aaa Stanford D leaving Boston AZ A "a snd
SPIN. Trans of ne New-Loudou hoss rue u Se1hec-
con. Il, Ct -,
riseipal ho,els. GEO. W. VIZ STLEh, Jr, ssF'S
NeE-Haven. December. 1852
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DISCOVERY.-VR.

w kNfGHT ofthe hrm o. knifht Vneru Chen.
sta 81 John Ct up ars, having been long and rsteNty
deyotng himself the study OF the anatomy the tunsa
Hair The various csussso It's growth decay hhns OF turn
ing gray se &C. h. prepared and Tor sale amedcne
for the bar called Hair Regeneration which he warans
and with which he is entirely successful IN restoring tho
hair of person, old young 10 It's original color. Also,
20 entirely prevent the fsE from falling OF 10 one week
Mr. KNIGHT being practical Chemist, and his Resener
ator being sold under rantee would recon- mend
20 those who are dsrors OF hyng their hair wear s
youthful color and prevented om falling or The above
firm are also well for tAe celebrated Toilet
Goods which they manufacture and have for ale at their
store IS above Those in want give them call
The above goods are sse 10 be found At Msssrs NEAL,
CARROLL 4 HUTCHlNSON's, No 81 Broadway.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Henry

lNPop~ North Wy soae and George w. sous against
james d. stssa Daniel Cahnushsa and james Gbertsum
for Relief Com. not Ser TO JAMES GILBERT. Toe
hereby
whch sed the ofe 81 the cek u tbs County o.
the City Hal Of Bfookyb the 27th day OF January.
A. d. las and copy the sad oompss'
On N. sub crb.r he oee No. - Was, ts CITY Of New
t.snydsys sef the Of
sr Of such aud lad 10 sns~sf the
Compliant within Tho saofeae tie PLAINTIFF this action
syyy the the relief Demanded the eempsa-
Dated January g. 1888 ALBERT MATHEWS,
Gt3 ia~svIh Plaintn' Attorney, No 81 wallst,SY
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u,HROUGH TO sANFRANCIsCO-vAN.

II DERBILT LTNE.-The Accessory Trensit Company
(of Ecarugual proprietOn-For California. by way OF
Ncarseua.-No detention on the Isthmus-Through in
advance of the MaOnly Line giving Tickets for Crossing
the Isthr1us The new Double Engine Steamship STAR
of the WEST, 200 tuns burden, H. L. Hnklepsugh,
Commander viii leave NewYOrk for San Juan del Norte,
from Pier No. North River, SATURDAY, Feb ),
Of O'Clock y. NJ precisely, connecting with the powerful
and popular Steamship PACIFIC, over the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but II miles Of land carriage These
unsurpassed in their ventilation and
modations For information or passage at the lowest
rates, apply only at the agency Of the Company No.
Battery place, up stairs G. VANDERBILT, Agent
Mailbag is made up at the above Office, under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
public.
Passengers are cautioned against the representations OF
h ed Runners OF other Lines None are employed for this
Line
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INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

Il for California via Aspnwall and Panama The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tuns, w. A.
Mills, Commander, will leave New-fork for Aspnwau on
North River The performance Of this steamer on her
first and second voyages warrants the insurance at the
passengers will reach Aspnwal in from to days, where
She will connect with the and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 2 600 tuDs j. ID. Wilson, Commander,
which win be in readiness at Panama TO receive the passe
gers OF the Uncle SAM and sail immediately for Ssi Fran
cisco These steamships both new and OF the very
first class As accommodation, speed aud Ventilation
the unsurpassed by vessel the route The tables
will be supplied in the most liberal manner both Tor Iaon
and Seersge Passengers Every exerton will be made,
Ie mart of the officers and owners insure safety speed,
and comfort Passengers will be Tended on the wharf at
AsppwaIl and take she Panama Railroad tor the Pacific
coed surgeon attachedto each ship whose services
free of charge the Passengers For freight or passage
apply 10 r. MILLS, Agent no o. o9uI 4; ocro,
ance with the law of Congress for the accommodation
of the nublic.
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TE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW.

YORK b. The grace God free n1ependsa IN ssr
estate q ROYAL GUILTY. late of ~ Cny
Yort Seasj CREDITORS rrt Of o,hsrwssy sesf
srfss Ysu sItea1h n hereby cited and required
sa.y syDas Lecture u the
t sdes s CITY Of fot, the lodi day Apsd
sscY-E o0ot The that day
1eac the hnal en-D, 81 fooni q c-rhs, Il 9kORGR
a. GtHLEY snd BAsstH GuRLEr as Administrators Of uss
gods oLat.s ana credit ed aid asrsased
10 ;sssfy whereof VIZ kave he zeal Office Of
rs.;e q be ksreanto shted Wdses., ALEXANDRA W
BhADbOkD bsgnre. -srrosx.e Of sad Comfy, IL
As CITY Il se~ f0k, Tn Hh day 81 January the
I1fs one tlosssal ~sht susdf-4 sod fifty three
s0issfNTh A. W. BRADFORD, ssnsv.S
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Elnibiue, Sc.

FASHIONABLE HATS Elegant French
Il SIX Hats At Ss-Sl les. than BSosdsay pness
Nsa Hats at So 81
BROWN, 40. i5S Csnsl-s... door soIn sall.vsn.
t'URS at REDUCED PRlCES-Those in
= swat VI Stone Mar.cB, Mak Fech aud Swedish Mar
t4, terDes Nr1s Erd Ccs VII f 90 thsir iufercsr
&c cal a. ihs cd ,ha- risrs Il NOsARCUE, No -
bcwsgy.
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CIrpREME COURT KINGS COUNTY

samuel wnet, Trustee, Re- for Henry Powell sstst yoha
Csrhsr james Polls the second Wlhsnstsrrh Bias ana
sa,nFs AasOcaon, WgAsm C. Sllb shd Augustus csmpbel
o rslee not Ser TO the Defendant WILLIAM
SMITH hereby srmnOred WI fsauirsdo The
m tbs ,eiou rhcb ed odee o. ibs Csk sf
County KINGS the CITY Hal the City Of sscAys, the
sfh l3 and 10 The
eony the subscriber 81 s oAce No ~ Wsst In the
Cy Of Yor ~suiy scF tas
Of service; ard 1 to
he sad compliant sfr,aa the pisrf this setos
Ne. .YeTh De-. ~, lsss u. DOwkE, PAsbds Atssas,
ieydnIn
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,CoLEDO. NoRWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILROAp-OPen through, eoLnplet.lg the last Ink
IN the cham Of Railroads btwesn ant Boston
ger Trains all tn eaJ (sabdAys excepted follows:
Lesye Toledo At a N leave Cleveland ~ 10 p. 81,
couneeng v IA Cleveland Colgncns and Cincinnati Rail
road a. Grafton with sandusky and Manifold Ralroti AZ
r1uroeyille Mad RivCE and Lake Enc ROAD At Bellevue
snd with Miekigzl. Southern Read ~ Toledo.
EAEiy in February trains VII be connecting d.
recly a: Tosdo with trls from West and al Cleveland
WitE those fr0m EasrOnce Toedo NoEgalk and Cleye-
lad x. T. N0rw al. o. jan, = lS53
L g. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
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n)atfhes, Jemelrp, &f.

I ONDON WATCHES.-R.F F. COWDEROY,
LIMO n Chsrrngion ST.. New Road, St Pancrss London
ten yeas with 4. r. Cooper, No Calthorpest, Greys
InnRoad begs TO csution bis friends and the pubic sgsh
limitations OF lns Watches which being made v
beFs state, under thee circumstances be gives wntten
certificate with each watch proof OF their es
C. befs TO call the attention Of Merchants Watch Dealer
No. 10 his stock Of Gold Chronometers Duplex
and Lever Watches Also his Chrononeter Duplex ana
Lever Movements both with Pnions of and 10 at the
low vest posible prices.
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COURT for the CITY of NEW

III IONk.-HaTila JaDs TOfsn ~ LIT ItsI yzF.s =
n.l,, ,s M, Ibsr Tou.r-fo HLBYnT rouES the shows
snes hereby summoned and AZ ss
ss. os, IN th. acton hlsd ne ones y the
erk OF IN. Court Cry Hall 81 the Cry New fssk AMI
. ssps coy 70 the '1 eoaDA.hi % - M,
s.r AZ Der ofe 81 Chamber, st. "a he sad ei, whx
svru.y lay. sfe hereof efcpsss Of ne i esA
the sad Complaint WIN ne tle
,,,r-ss the yI.n,h sFply the cOor for the nes>1
.,1,4 p IN. couyla Dated Nes Tori. Jan %, 1893
WILLARD sWEESY ASDgRsOs AIiofaeJs foe y,AnE5,
l,i..s,Th No 81 Caan,begs st ss> Isk.
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FROM the CtWRoEEE COUNTRY


oririez os pr B. Rsrssll the merit Of ytSs Bal
o. Wild Cherry
We have been rcsd Consequence Of tn be-stfs
received ron tfs medicine, SD Aver
Of It's eS aordinsry heasps Properties We ,ske crest
pleasure IN stating that have frequently used y esc
ard administered tito Others daring the east 10 eases
Of obstinate coughs colds Of TIRE chest ke sn3
svsys with the happy rosu, We therefore cheer
fay recommend 70 al afflicted with the above Diseases TO
nv the Basam Ct NId Cheuy.
IRE New-York Even NJ Mirror SAYS; "wiSfar's BAlssp
stu working wonders eurog the most despests PAL
uorsry dsesss We have Dot oay witnessed It's es.s.
but lave sen great many certificates which place ios
,fc,cy OF this invaluable medicine beyond al gssoa. 1t
vss custom among the early settlers Of ewEnsisad 20
Srui freely OF Wild Chesry in cases OF colds AMI esss
Til, tss was made by stecpes the twgs and e1A o. 1c
Wild Cherry Tree and drank freely mornings and eveiaSS
The GA Ppr,sn Fathers used regard as the scveen
est thing On earth tor al Of complaints ,nd .ac.e
doubt but the Bassa-r prepared ey W WIS., -
Of the very best acles Consumption that has yet
been discovered -.
For sale az wholesale and retail, BY a. b. ~ Saois,
Gerersl Ae,nts No. leo Futon-s.; Thomas Maxwell.
No So W'lhau-st John Mihas, No lS 5Tosdway; Asse7
sud Irving House Drus Stores, and No ITO brosdway
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN-

w SEN WATCHES-Just received by Che subscriber,
very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with certnces
from him with each Watch warranted perfe;t
for sale at less thsn the usual prices !,
Cooper Wstchessome IN hsntins cases, duplex an" 10
vers perfect time-keepers , r.
Independent Second Watches and quarterseconds fot
timing horses in gold and silver cases - ~.
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronomeers, which run Without
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies' n
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers, Lepine' Du-
pex and all other styles Of Watches All Of the above ior
ale at less than the usual prices
Diamonds Diamond Pins, Rings, Earnings, Finger
Rings and Crosses, for sale low. m. m
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes jeweed '.''s%2 w
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled'..''' ~ %
Gold Enamel Watches for ladies' .....''''.' % ~
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies' .......'.'. % - @
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for gents az al az
Silver Patent Levers 1855 =. 10 %
Silver Detached Levers, full ieweled... 10 " 10 W.
Silver Lepines holes jeweled. .............:.. ."
and ell other kinds Of Watches Of equally low prices
Also all kinds Of Gold Chains, pure gold "ed1ls hss,
gold Keys and Seals, gold Pens and Pencils sod anu
Thimbles diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets s9Id
Cuff Pins Ear Rings gold and silver Spectacl,s I
Pins Finger Rings silver Fruit-kmves seornns siHo,
Spoons Cups Forks &C, at much less thhn trS usual
prices Watches and Jewelry exchanged. an naIches
warranted keep good time, or the money retuheo'
Watches Clocks and Jewey repaired IN the pest nahnef,
at much less than the usual prices ~ 49,.
Importer of Watches and Jevery, wholesale and retail,
No II Wallst (up-stsrs) near Broadway-formerly at
No. 81 Wall-st.
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GUPREME COURT WILLIAM CAIRNS,
u IL .nA Any IL LA b.. Il ROREKI .ILAkl M


o,her..
gurusncc Of s5snen. d e Supreme coa u e State %
New yofk TIE aboye eufe WI BE- soid ~ ,lbAe ssctob
by JAMES ~ MILLER. aae~f uAder M direction and .spsr
4te-t-nee a the utr.sns3 RTes At th> hesetnS tsass
eJ u New iofk he lsb o f~saary -@s at-css
0'eiotk, lSoD al tbsf dry 49,
AT sad ~ bts Of ani and p-sase IA The efy u xs~
Yor pr nd parcel o. NJ e.; o. o-rys hsc Aeoas
faour G.s5 Hon tsm and - ~ tBo~n xat <sss
sss 6> HOuse fsr W the nuunt>rs
10 a. TO- % a.. 80. 10 yDS 81, 30, 90 81, ul u.s. 80,
- s5 10 ~ "a 1sf "a 20 81. % 10 3oo ~ % - ~
20 90 4ss go 81, 80. rs 10 J9i Isl - 80. ~
ees f3t 90 az 70 IS, C7s % o5 7 os, 13s 10 So
70 81 % s5T gro i07I, c7z i09 TO LII ,os -
~ ssinrlv-
Aso ko.s Oief pat 0fks ss los House Pum @~t &.
yth have ngsrs. bat vhsh are ks,"T sse
pa,ei y the Ward ssnssr- * III Isenteth W.d ~ ta- ~
on Yors 0~r Ie he bob bonnisd ~ az .ssu
.ss Esea snd <-s and isJ street % NJ ss s
q ~ ~ c. II IL bek bounded - fent sns ssaI
- 80 nd ~ ..ess IN tL ssses "a 10 d. et ssa
tss Eyssh z1d vel AID ~ A. - - -.
I.nnt.rs In he he ss, a." sn 1919
rne cob zne at re snrers y = "a y, a.
81. 80 rat al :. q a ots o. J. 81 ~ W. ~ ssnS
Toe e~rssT q de- ss<k -.
Da'sd seS i'h' '''oA' 40 Lrcirs ROBINSON. Rsks.s
yo-. NslIss. Atforu-y 1897
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FOR ALBANY-FareS I.-ALBANY and
CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

S-NINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Mon
day. Dec. 60 and until further notice. trains leave Elms
for Canandagua, as follows:
Aail Train ut A. NJ, arrival Of Night Express
Train from New-York, connecting at Canlndaigua with
trains on the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester Buff
falo and Niagara Falls
Day Express At 6l0 PM or on arrival OF Day Express
from New-fors The time Of leaving New-lork may be
seen by reference to the advertisement the NewYork aud
Enc Railroad. WILLIAM O. LAPHAM Supt
New York. Dec. l8, 1850.
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WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w .nd ANBpY RAILROAD sor PHILADELPHIA.
Yrrn Pier No North River, .oot Of Bsrtsr "
o'ciosk noon b. stsznsSo.f JOHN POTTk6 ssre, ist
A, esrs - 2 elsa g Retnrui,g lesTe Philadelphia
ron foot OK w.nu,-a ai2P NJ EAsr.l, La. ste-lg-
heat ATLAS from Pier Nc. 7, a; l: P NJ Fvs, y a.
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. s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

~ s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMIANl.
For New Orleans via Havana, the splendid steam;
.bin EMPIRE CITY Henry Wndle commander, Will SAIL
from, the pier AT the foot Of Werens North River on
SATURDAY. February IL, at o'clock P. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEW-oRLEaNs
New Arrangement -
Ladies' and After Saloon Berths
Lower Forw ard Saloon BeIths ..........'''''' ~
SfPerage
No freight taken to Havana but specie. ,..
Freight taken SewOrlesns al 80 cents per CUBIC oOl
Shippers offreght requested TO supply %
the Companys bills of lsding, which may be mad on app
cation at the office No other form viii be signed.
No bills Of iadng signed alter II O'Clock on the dA o'
sailing.
Forfreight or passage spplyto sv,
NJ o. ROBERTS Ne III West-st. corner OF warren
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY connecting with the Pscibe Maii Ste5n'
ship Company, carrying the great United ss'gs yTA
Only through United States Mail Line for CALifOh,lA
and OREGON via Aspinwall and Panama Great re9uc'
ton for Second Cabin ard Steerase PASSENGER Ihe
did and doube-eneine United stMes NAL -ssaP
GEORGIA 5000 tuns burden, ID. d. Porter, l. . NNN
Commander, will sail on SATURDAY. feo 81 o,ocH
r M precisely, from pier al foot OF w NO'
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has fourteen I
cent first clss steamships plying between fansma alu @
Francisco, sufficient number OF which are always SPY
Panama al accidents and {, prevent any nssy ~
the mails and pssser the lsthuus NO enois aI
be spared the part Of the Companies 70 send the ~
sengers through with expedition comfort snd safety 49,
OF Fare TO Aspinwa: Lades' Saloon, State Room Sooi
Low AT and Forward Saloon do, s5; seeohd o-onl
Ssndoes IS Steerage, So Rates Of fare rom "a
TO San Francisco Frat CABIN, $685. Second CaDn eISO
Storage $50 Passengers VIII be landed 9; the haioIn
Wharf ct Aspnwall free. Transit Of the lshmus a. &c
PASSENGER expense Persons securing Through passs G
the United States Mail Steamers from Newl oIA 90
preference Of accommodation board TIE fsS,TI 80
WHITNEY at The oce vi the Companies No. Ia West
Ct, Ger. OF Warren h. \.
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DFGITLAR MAIL LINE, via Stonjnpto

IA for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDF0RD
and TAUNTON.-The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and
COMMODORE Of this line regularly hereto
FORE alternately leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Battery-pace, daily, Sundays excepted ?. NJ,
and Soninston at o'clock F. ", arrival of the nail
tain, which leaves Boston at 5 NJ.
The COMMODORE from New. York-Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday From Stonngt sn-Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New-York--ruesday
Thursday and saturday. From Sonington-Monday We'd
NJ sday and Friday.
The steiner FERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except Sundays, at 2 =. NJ
For freight apply At the office No 10 Battery
place. or on board the boats
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ReTartsnces-fass>sss =, -,
ou,tsN GRINNELL & Co, No. 80
f(ON o1A-,i - ~. g,s cnlT .l.hoayei Ar-lI
- sSntf-st' S Sxy n IIEE OF PACKET SHIPS
az inc y" -, e. IoxDoS PAcKtrs sal eSery
.nd 2ls, Of every uloash sSn1S
LIVERPOOL Itp prrI.
PROSTITUTION, SS I'm II = ms t;gTyyCLI
NV NOhn.i,5Ds. -, ,.-.,ST .fNDEPESDESCk,
ClfEN Or - " ANFRfC CONGRESS,
cQNsIANdt..HHTT.Tt S PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBJ RTON, aVHA5Nf,ss. ~ SgT
sNFRICAS UNIOS. IrAihsLS a." - .si-o1s 0,
Persons WISHES - 20. ~ ~ ,loTe raasniceut sh ..
1riDeins then ca - =: RoxyAfsS GRISNELL a Co.
are Tie only Agent. t The above ses - hcA are
they also Issue Drafts tom - sne i-l al Greet
gayse:.e - Ss-' BoWMAN, GRISSELL,@ -
Nc s. soaih- " Y. ard DO Kssesa o. :. Nv
Iiyerrcei Packets leave Ns--i ora ea ana -1.- ~ wy
mouth. -, ~ ,.k .,.rv .itsrunt. rnC-s-
s.y. For rtsnst sTpiy ssseo'e-
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FCIr end COIDDUST from cATIroR

CPECIE end GOLD DUST from CALlFOR-
SNIA--NEW-YORK AMI SAN FRANCISCO SIT AM.
SHIP LINE. No u Brosdwny.lhc et;ention of plst.e.
ordering from California in Sreceor Gold Dsr &c
directed 20 tie notice % NewIog rriers.er~ AZ fn
DAVIS BROOKS Co. General As.uts
NEw-YoRK, Sept &c, lSSS
THE NEM-NORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SUP LINZ having arranged with Messrs GAsviss, a
fIcis u iuisa speee quart which lbs been deeed sat
i-seiey y tie raesros1ec they now ,gns =, tsk.
it<eiee uyoi sac rrsncseo TO New York, and TO make
the same reiGction IN premium r coliur nader ~, ~
t.e'lon OF INC gAc OF Nessrs Garrison sres Pan
s9ese guarded by tie guard ii Mesrs MasSass HnrtSe
Company.
As'ol Mutual Insurance Ce- fSisned) Zts. Cook
Gem Mutual Insurance Co. tSsneai ALYsxD OepES
hev-feIk Mutual Insurance Co.
(s.gned, r.B SArr.erawArIn
CONNIE Tvisl lDsnssnee Co (Sl0.ed) DAS'L ID. SNirH
Ahaane Mu.nsl lns Co. tslgled) WALTER r JONAS
TIE Sun Mginal lnsuanee Co, Is EneD A. B. NELSON.
Mercantile Insurance Co iSlgnedl ELwooD w,LTEE-
lnon Mutual lrs Co, tS;sneS) j. L. LArESsr PRES.
Afias nutAl iasuranceC Co. tSigned) n. Il. oSSOop.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tha Surro.

the Of New fort
havns claims a.nst ADoLPHSs MEskE sts Of the cayof
New YoTk deceased the With vouchers ths
james Gndley Esa his Office, No 50 NASSAU City
before the h., day Of August Now
Yosk the 10Th dag Of January, 1853.
.,, p9R9THa MEskE, Administrators, o..
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN rrans leave pier foot OF Duane-st. sstoows:
ExPREss Tram att An. tcr Dupkirk sud Buffalo.
Man TRAIN a. AN. for al stations
WAY Train a. 50 PM, for Piermoni and sufern
WAY TRAIN az so PM nor Delaware, VA jersey CITY
ExPsEss Train 81 PM, every day for Dunkrk and
Buffalo -
Po.h Express Trains connect st Dunsrk With the Lake
Shore Railroads Tor Cleveland and thence direct 20 Cinein-
nat 80 20 ssndusky Toledo, MOaroe Detroit enc Ch-
c1xo' CHAS. MIN0r. Superintendent
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REPUBlC FIRE INSURANCE Co-In.

III surance Buildings Of Wal aud William 81,
Offices Nos. 10 aud III, ground floor.
This Company having their Capital Of 90 paid n
n cash. and securely invested spared nsare aza
loss and damage by fire on favorable terms.
The charter OF this Company provides thai. aer paysut
seree the stockholders 81 tie rate of per per
fouI-Gihs OF tie remaining profits 20 be dvded
among the assured in scp bearing interest which scrip IL
be redeershe IN cas whenever ne scevnp5sse prots
and capital shall amount 70 81 ,oG,cci
1RpSTEES:
Jos Caillsrd, Jr, John A. Stephens :. = hOvian3
Jas NJ. Waterbury lsules Wsrrea, Stephen Whitsey
George CARTS Arthur Leary, Dan Il. Fearing
Georse T. Adee, NJ. W. Hamilton, VIM. H. Russell
n 5. Kennedy Dennins DaeT, Aug c. DOWNING
John J. Asfoy, Jr, John Steward, Jr- q. g. Lams-,
FRED A. Delsno, Robert r. Min'uTn WI. II AsptnwSr
james c Bel, Rerben NitheTS Wm- X. Duncar
Daniel Drake Smith Edward G. Cen.eF Gas II Rgssss
Fred G. fosss, Josiah OakeS Isaac Tosnsend,
rsleg Hal, Robert Hene -.
ROBERT =. HONE. President
DUNCAN y. CVRSY Secretary.
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIvER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt.
Benjamin BTsyton leave alternate days Sundays
eepted from Pier No g. N r., the Battery at 4P NJ
For freight, apply board, the office Pier No 8
Freight TO Boston is forwarded through with great die
patch, BY express freight train.
TISDALE RORnEN. No. 10 and u West-st
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STRONG BEARD and inxnriant moustache,

~ can Be rrcdreed IN six weets BY usins GRAHANS
UNGUENT. IL viii force the heard 70 grow hike magic
hou iulsry stain the skin acting entirely tho
roots Try bosile 81 hottie cnt any rst OF the
country. r. @. GRAHAM, No. 81 Annsf,
koxvl.r R,,1.l
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Jnsnranre Tompanies.

I ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANY-The Annual Election for twenty-five Direc
tors for this Company will be held their Office No.
Chambers st., on THU RSDAY, the I'd February next
The Poll will be opened L. and close at o'clock p NJ
CARLISLE NORWOOD SECRETARY
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NNAMFIFD COTTAGE CHAMBER
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, Sci at CRAWBECkys $40 No.
3b Grsud-sf second door east OF Essex New, ~
(yHFAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE-Ihs
attention Of families about purchasing respectfully nteo
TO the large and beautiful assortment Of Beos 49,
purchased at low cash prices and win be sold at h Pr1ses
A. to make it an nducement for all 70 cal and Examine ns
above stocL previous 10 making their purchases 0oas en
TO sny part Of the city Brooklyn and Wiiamseursn rec u
carriage Old Beds and ana 1 o'ei
w CRAWBUCK, No $50 Gr9ndar
I'd door east OF EssexSt