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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

The Uptown Carpet EstabiishmentGAn
selves should Visit WRIGHT BAILEY, Ss2 Bowery near
Bond street For elegance and variety their stock equals
anything SEEN owing to their low rent their
prices are below competition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

brilliant in material becoming to persons In all stations OF
life, the heads Of the peope in all parts
Of the city The head quarters Of KnSx No rs Fulton
admired by all those who appreciate artistic skill and
true elegance There hats sold in New York for Eve
dollars superior to the article Knox sells for four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Marriage Alliance Observation-Disclosures "A
few members will be taken during the month
Circulars Of the plan bylaws &C. can be obtained by
hitting dollar to Mrs THEODORE H. SANDrORD,
Corresponding Secretary, Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Phal0n's Magic Hair Dye, to color tha
aAh whisksrs the moment 1t applied without injury
We hair skin. II be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color aad has bad odor It applied p
ystsly, sold 1t PHALOS'S Wig Factory ~ and BYr
b. Nicholas Hotel, and BY druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

TIE GRAND JuaY AND THE Passive hope
the Grand Jury, vixen they shall have occasion
again TO make o presentmcnt against the
press, will specify their victims, and not.lire
their broadside at yandoAa into tho crowd. The
Tribune and Times have taken up the matter
and We suppose, If the cap Els them, they may
wear it; but general sweeping accusation
against the whole city press where only one or
two Of the fraternity have offended, IL rather a
loose way Of doing business. Shall the Innocent
euhcr ~ t. sa.,ty. by order Of any Grsud
jury No-Ieyer! II won't do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Phal0n's Chemical Hair Invigoraior, 70
svsnt badness and to restore hair shat has falsn
become thin, and to scurf dandru6 invest
With brilliant gloss and curl Tor l7
nd OH Broadway uader the St. Nicholas Hotel and all the
lxuE stores In every city. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

supplies Of rich and elegant sarPstrss Of sups
rior fabric and entirely and particularly aasp
cd TO city sale full per cent hiss than othoe
stores selling similar goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AuftI6B WEntKCmnen
who received their money back from the Matrimonial ALI
Association from the fact Of upwards Of 800
bers being then unanswered, will be admitted but in
every letters will be only Office fashion
all in turn. Address before, Mrs THEODORE SAND
FORD, Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

10 eekt Daguerrcotypes.-Young America
anSs Eiumphant.-N b. REEVES corner ofGrand stree.
sst The Bowsry challenges composition We furnish
preserver for 30 cents II you N B. No Is
Peter funkery No extra charges for coiorng 80
Children taken in two seconds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Defiance sa!amander Saies.-daylers Fa'
tent-ROBERT NJ. PATRICK Is the sole manufacturer in
the United States Of the above celebrated Safes to whom
highest premium been awarded by the
Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of Washington
and F. C. GoFFIN's Impcnctrable Defiance Loeks-thS
lscks combined in the world Depot No 90
John street, Of Goldaer LIST Of May No. 1872 Pearl
street, door below Maiden anc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Go where the People go to buy your Car
pets, Ac-HIRAM ANDERSON, No 30 Bowery, Is selling
beautiful Mosaic royal velvet and tapestry Brussels car
pets English three ply and ingram carpets rng covers
shades de- Also Hares celebrated English oilcoths OF
The Latest pntterna, at prices astonishingly low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

kIegant WeddnE ana ,, vismH v.s an,ans;d
wedding envelopes Of the latest Styles fine silver door
plates great variety OF patterns; consular notary and
1ociety SEALS eraldc devices of description.
EVERDELI., 3O2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

T. A. PETERSON CO. call the attention Of their friends
and the public to their stock o. new and elegant
before advance in prices and for sale full fifteen
than those purchased 1T the present rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

mery Of Broae way still to be found at Csntres ads
shoe 1886 Bowery, where those who apPresia
his skill will well TO select their CATERS slippers
dc. Csntres assortment in extent, excellence ana "
riety Is unequalled, and his prices are very low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29
VERY LATE FROM AUSTRALIA.
Highly Favorable Intelligence from the Mines.
oNNNNo-~NN-N~NNNNN~NN
THE YIELD OF GOLD In 1852,
&C., &C., DC.

We have received very late from the Aus
tralan gold fields by the arrival of the Franklin from
Southampton. The dates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

A MARRIED WOMAN, WHO HAS BEEN CONFINED
within few days with her nrst child which disd would
like baby to wet other vt hor
Please call for Mrs Ryhne at @ Seventh avenue first door
above Twenty eighth street. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

For BuMu1O uHU tHo "1t0
New York City Railroads. road from this tY to
buffalo forming the Quickest cheapest, and most pkr
ers The track is Of the six foot aHd
the cars much comfortable than those upon the
raw roads BY York and Erie Road to Hornelviiie
thence by Buffalo and New York City Road to Buffalo
Morning at reaches Buffalo at IL 5 the same
i65 next morning 81 80 Baggage checked through
This superior advantage freight as IT 70
through without change Of w. c. TALLuADGE
Agent. No. rs Cortandt street, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DAxAeE C.sIL BRKAK AT A,soyIA,

DAxAGE By CAsAL BREAK AT AysoSIA,
CcsS.-on Monday evening last the eu,oanknens
Of the canal which conveys the from the resor
yoir TO the various msnssstores IN this village gave
Fsy, and in very short time completely empsied the
artificial lake in which the waters Of the Naagstaek
were coufued. The accident was csu.ed by the
detective construction of the aune leading from
the canal 10 an India rubber factory Just erected,
ard which was TO commence operations for the hrst
time this morning. The break in the bank is just
above the mill and Il nearly 100 feet in length Huge
rocks OF tgns weight were carried by the rushing
waters through the windows Of the establishment Sc
riously damaging the expensive machinery Used IN The
manufacture Of Indiarubber goods. The lower por'
ton of the building was completely flooded, and the
machinery almost entirely covered with rocks, gravel
AID earth. 1t is estimated that four million barrels OF
water passed through the opening in four hours from
the commencement Of the accident. The actual loss
will notprcbably exceed s5Oo0. Theloss wfsll most
heavily upon Arson G. Phelps and the Ansonia India.
Rubber Co. The accident will however severely al
feet the other estsbsh mens in town who derive their
power from the Naugatuck most of whom have exten-
sive contracts 10 fulfil The Ansonia India Rubber Co
have but jus, rebuilt, their establishment which de-
stroyed by fire in October last
All the of the town will be put in requisi
ton, ard the damsge will probably BE- repaired in the
course Of two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
70 Tire Democrats Of the Fourth Legisla-

70 The Democrats Of the Fourth Leglsla-
tive District IN Monmouth Ccnny, y. he'd 1cnventioa
q, keyTors OF Saturday AID psssed
the eIcor OF Conmetcre SO ktcn ey t.s, p1J s'
spe that te election OF w Wright word be a. eQna o..
ne uro- ths rsrty in Hevv-Jery violation o. prneple
aus slavery 20 tire power OF uey They theEei0e 'e4aS
their members to Oppose bs e-ciicn-
tY- III. NaskriAc Hhg give an account o.
vAusbr corner urIus lately cPccea IN foA Soanis Irn
t<~-se tom which consdsrabis fu.a'ify 0i O'' ~"
Eosdy ben esr-i.dto New-forf
10 Bishop Ives. Of North Carolina mas sd-
rrs,ed 70 TIE erxT Of In tooese sxtcrcrt o. ne re-
sons Ira. rpelled kr 70 withdraw tron tne and
70 Ulitc with the Roman Cstkohe Church
~ The Grcen Bay (Wis) Sptotor mas
been tcourinued srd the Oece sioIed % pa :, -
,ss-tni~ CoUnfy vt~Dee new papeS VIII Be ic1Se' %
called The CTsscsrs
H- Mr.. Albert F. Hsrris. who was wounded
10 AZ sray with tie bs.koepcr Of the sesae, -. MI
Ter AZ sf-e-espo- La We Lara from Ir ssH' "'e'hs
dssi- =,
~ David Holt. an old printer, IRON New,
York died 81 J,n-~vie VIA, recently, 80 - Ee ma
devoted ever . yeas This life TO the ousn' a " 'a
puhhshes Tao Janssfia< Ga:cfs 80
gr The Laurence WateA'nGn and HsrersA
Chroaios "a the name Of new paper JIn AS"
rrpce. Mss. By M.ss-s R.dcEs, HGIt PiIra-asf-
r. Stephen Spaulding, one Of the veterans ans
rhrh ecrsposcd wssifnsfor's fe susre eo 'ar 'Nn
Glt. AZ NonrOe. Ne. aged ninety ssEen yeans-
~ Maynard French has eeen slecseN fte'!
ssEr .fthe Ci-einas,i ,ol Ns~ Las.and s0e'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

Rsnssy seteda the only way that hcrest man and
ihfu pubic servant could act He paid 10 the trad
srs and hAif breeds tie provided Sor by The
treaty BY the ssreencn OF the Indiana and IN accord
snee with their power OF Attorney He bad interest
otler ksn 70 discharge BIS duty Ali charges or iaa
uaiors OF pecnnisIy interest prcat utterly false
ard vahcu, shadow OF toraaStion His straight for
ward and ho merit evsbtod band OF la~lss adj
veDtursrs from nposmg uIcn and robbnx the iujSns.
Defeated in Their well laid schemes OF plumber their
rsiural mslgry has been sha-pered. and u nads
through the columns Of 7k< peaasaf In vAae Charge
II rsscsii,y' and "Gslphnism.' Tue editor OF 1ze
D.socyef hss undoubtedly lost great deal by the failure
81 the Swcctscr scheme and, he therefore abuses Gov
Rsnassy IKE "ycry drah" be ,sase be t1saTted the
ph,pdcine Arrangement This editor sbases Mr. Solcy
because ne Is trader and received portion Of dees
long due him BY the Indians cut Of this fGnd Al this
shue oiMr sblsy Is well Though both otths
party they belong TO different orsan; stons Ine
high character Il M Sibley hs long residence In Mn
meets, his conceded abiny, AMI his great personal
worth and poyulyriy have directed public opinion 10
him the next Governor OF that Territory under the
incoming administrator. Thst appointment would not
Re in accordance with the wishes OF TIE edlor OF !ss
Dmoera and hence the assaults upon him In connection
with these Sioux disbursemsnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
DofTop v.N UAMBERTs GERMAN

hFKAALE RESOyATISG PlLLs--Both IN me n-
male fnfrr tzy ard ~ Gte pr.ctee p'efH a.
Fer sesses = erlia- rslts they c-a De 1siieo
certain spesdy and unfailng remedy fhsJ ntve De-
Use ahor twelve years this c,ury and tre reelV me
spTruvs az $40 The esn EGisSed pay G. ms u IL
city Thar i 30 pt sc-pon whoss eaeets have been aoe
u M. 100 rrrb m .y ia has been more than
equa % the con tined Effects Of al other reediss
vto have used hen know what IN invaul5e legacy Doctor
Van Hsrtt las len the vcTd By their use females nay
r,y upop relief whereby hes "a rec
ard The rae End deshy eozg;enanee gives place 70 e
none znlss. they have the certificate Of
o. tie wrappe-r and the vrt-en ngnAfsres y,
II. {. VAN HAABERT, MD on the dafy sts,nP sr'aisa
each box, ard r. n ooiON
No ~ Bo1ery, corner Grand-st- Price 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
ryAs slight shock Of an earthquake wa. ser

t. A slight shock Of an earthquake was sen
nv H.. ., NieAry-ille Ca on the sth inst st7sfoP NJ
III. the second o. third earthquake tst las occurred N
tie oe'ra po.-ior OF Georgia within me p<, iew 1onnA
These phercu,er. have been ore resr>nt re psEJs
than for eng while before. Thruushoui the VICE inds
Is.r6s .rd south Auerics, vel - southern Europe
r. 80 viruespsd submarine volcanic eruption
IN scsre mouths snee, and Other vessels have
erperereed shocks IN southern aftree he ueqseaey
10 bsheye hsy rom the sene eanse IL they DO, they
,e ,oe IDEA Of the tremendous forces Il wcyk within
- ,arth An e-erf which makes it-ef felt u China and
P.rg ana IL TIE Soufhern and se1.z Ooe1La ths
TN ca. - p spr.rcisteS BY TIE human Intellect and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
feQai Notifies.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro

y ~ RSJANtE Oh al order oi Tue cuiIo
tourfy of Yort vii aus - - sold y uo
H. auction Merchant Ert1nr- the cry ~ w ION
Gag 81 Jnnary the year tso ~ 1--WE
ScOs noon. ie .onoRAs Described Real E.e q brld - "a
ocduan decsnlea of u payment Of hs ects Al tai eeIs
~ or parcel sount tuais md bs ne i-'h WaEi y ne
or a York, he solhery dc y ,h g. iozer vi We
bsps vhch ssd bounded Dd cOuiam. oowsi
Cor ose hundred twenty fest from The Vni
kns e esfterJ az The aerseoa OF @ia 4; and
CONTAINING i've feet N on tNen ave feet and t~o
se. the real. hundred ani y feet hve aud one na
hs, on the essey line bundled ard ay ee and
raj a 20 inch on the westerly Inc The royeIDens sad
r-ot>ry consist small frame dwsns sO1- Ten per eea OF
he purchase VII Be required 70 b SID ~ ne 2 and he
1890 ~hen N. deed 10 ready r fort, Decerbef
isss GABRIEL VAN COTT.
W n Y, Corr Pror;or ds6r
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CupREME COIRT-William r. Martin and

OChrle, g. MrIn Erb-r; ard PAbp R-isss "a
5-fsuSsai PHILIP REDDING rop h-ey 'inl'lrd ,hd
required 81, cDgni tbs ator. rk q vas ne a W
cr o. CrGt ~ Cy aa1 toua. ofN.y ici ca ths rhe-
dsv JaronrT lui r. s,ssf = thc
- rIfs,u; tae sgt-crt-.s tier IN M Cay Of Scr
lo-l With aeE he of tai su1nsoe o. Jsa
,rsuse dsJ snd a. 10 iae s
sni Tn he ss--Ad 'he p's.if. "a tfi' tta v
r-c hrr4 - .-i .tv st'en % Ar.
too sg-ded sol nncJ s'
dsrs .na c-i. from he eth gay o. 'elf ~ l "
a. III, al st, ave rru. rsr So 9Th dsy o. A9rj
Is5s -i he u 't srtsoD Dates "a le Wa a. NeS
loxk JN,s-ry Il. las. faLNscN a fkilhhhp,
~ iawfsNcJ P1r-i, aNoio1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19


I,OR SAN FRANCISCO. - The elegant
G CEprer sbip sIR0CCO, cs9t John l. ssnf1rd ~
id,y lossira a. Pier No. &c, E4st River; 20
fsifkt or pssszs 10 cabins 1sorp sed foi -
srl,poor syrlyio is oAKfORp, NO. q
NIiNETY DAYS to SAN FRANClSCOtL,-
IN DISPATCH LINE.-Tse eslebrsfed eippeI n ~
SWOI d FISH Cspt d. 8 Bsbcock, hAy ns pels' 4. % on
frss yovass 20 San RsDcioo "a ninety da,e e ,ass Of
ker scose alcut the 25ih ms, sbo Fan a.. -.
yery hsht freiskt If Immediately esssea A WALL
'''' "s"' SUTTON CO. NO. % !"
V,BE BRITISH and NORTH AM srWYoaE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS from s,5o' ss.a,d
70 LIvERPooL.-Ckief Cabin PsssAse' siN''
ci T,s,n sTs 70 LrvERPOoLChisf Cabin r s
eieo seeond Cabin Passage, go i"' '-'''
ssBn bsD az, r,d.in. AMERICA Capt Leteh
YERsIA Capt Ryne, C.EIna Capt Inng
AS1, Wv ~ asn,son NIAGARA, Capt Stone
Tsse r,,.st csrry eleu white hst a. nenea'- s'oen
On ,v.ec.fd ~ from BOsTOS, Wednesday Jan 5 35a
CAfApA, Ls ~, NgW.YORK. Wednesdsy Jan II iec
1IA L cu' s,s,,on fin BOSTON "Wednesday Jan ~.
.stlIs 7pdfins FIN. Ne YORK, "wednesday, Jan %
AkAbian,I Stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, Feb 2
ElLppc1 I,rrsop fIn NETWORK, "Wednesday, FEB g.
1HsshnhDI Lang from BOSTON "Wednesday, Feb 10.
..sfa Io,t. NEW-YORK, Wednesday, Feb. e.
eertts rot secured until paid for.
inexperenced Surgeon on bosrc
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable ioI
,od river bplhop speee, jeweiy precious stones or
n,,ss urlefs bills Of sding ngned therefor ana Ihs
yalue thereof therein expiessed
For freight pause sppy TO- ~, .pou,;,,..,
T. CUNARD, No. BoVhn6-sIeon-
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CUPREME COURT-WILLIAM Il. MAR

- It's I'D CHARIHs - sARTIs ssaps PHILIP kkD
pNG-r, u,rs-d lc.~risut fou 40 h-r- y s.r,1
s1 isqu.le1 The cop ths st q ~a- a, ~
!, thr e Ccra q ia Ci Gst rEJ - Hes foA OF ue
cl;s-r'A lay j.aarv istS 81 - scye coy - 'ol
tshs - crush suh~ her otee = NJ w %
y. io.l ,hr d,ys Set iA- q a.. 'gson' o.
-, -se;osivr the dsy 81 such ruf yon u y s@e
e az or siE. ha tie tEle ,srsit the ranin IA.
ter ~ tlie iu1.-1 ,Gaina; va or &c lon4ee "a y
4sr. sta ,stfy sh errts sod interest tseer h ae -
t.ctl ty kc.euo<r is53 t-ses r. c~s q as -l~ Ia
- No 10 MaI-s My fi 5sHnsrv =. l-ai
4. iasl.iv q EsEEsON Z TIuCHA<D. Psai.a' 1893
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
NEW.YORK SUPERIOR COURT-City

IN County Eev Yort-Iscyue1 Fof .jr Aa~t Pl
iIs spl John Phi7s -TaALBERr PHILLIPS and JOHN PHIL
lips pc-urHts trsety sumrol-d he
Paint 5bore entitled n led l- otte q tn
Crk o. he saelor Court Of the Cts Of Nes iok. Of e CIV
Ia ..5 ty CT TIE eaiy ist DAY Ocoscr T. u. 1874 a..
thereof tn sub-cI1ers q heT o-, No II Wal
of seslogi, twenty DAYS sfrr serTre herc
1tuve u tho a. fgch service the !ni Ill isr lgds
he n Oae thoI4nt .ae b. zdrs snd
tvtty dollars ard sru' viii thereon o
lo- ~ hundfei al c.sy ~ cellars an
sy se thf-uts day Of Jsne, A. ID S toe
h-ulied 5olir. and
tie tVeih Fay Of AusUt a d. ., tie OF Eve hus
hrtGed tud seventy ght dollars and ihiycnc coats from To
ie.ah day n September u ies and the Eve aua
AID dou esd Dr, The ~r "a day Of
O,nbsr 4 ID ls6 beae, the cots Of Ills srODsiet NeE
fofi O,foh-r 81 1904 STAILKNECHT & HURST,
80 fsviOsW Pia.a'.a-s Aiiogseys.
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Frauds on the Treasury.

The following is the vote in the House OF
Representatives JAP H. on the passage Of the bill to
prevent Frauds the Treasury Of the DATED State.
prohbhing Members Of Congress, and oil officers hold
ing place. OF honor and emolument under the Uatsd
States from prosecuting claims against the Govern
mcnt etc, under penalty Of ane and imprisonment in
the Peni,entsfy)
- Hose no }cssrstetho-, Nthus, ass
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Watfr Cnre.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE lNSTl.
u.le ai.esses r. 7. TRAIL, N. D. Propnetor
DR. L. HOSFORD. Assistant
H,FF Ny CITY WATER CURE, No. l54
/ 1sIb-., ,o- Upiver.ity-pl Ample accommodations
q, pstients and bosrders' O. r. WELLINGTON, ND
w F'-0D GEO. n TAYLOR, MD.
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of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia

IN hereby ,ha The Of th- sa u the Es Estate
% PIER A HORN. ATE u CRY Of Ncs fort dcssst
i-ste , ara.r csz's Of - Coa4;y
Iok - b ds; bsed acofdEs % ,r a. III sufroic,
oHcc he Nv lurk the hrt ~ o f-3' cer'
occk re 0rraor Of ts dsy, vh-r al assis
eaa sfs.1t SD estate u ya c 10 ssi sure
G5c- W. BRADFORD sarr,s4.e.
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Mf0ifai.

DEAFNESS-NEW Discoveries
~ LEY's ORGANIC vIBRATOR.-An extraordinary,
powerful fma newly invented Instrument for Deafness
entirely different from all ohersto suTpass anything OF
the kind that has bcen probably can be produced
being Of the coor tho skin, not percepbe IL
enables Deaf persons hear distinctly church. and at pub
lie assemblies The unpleasant sensation OF singing noises
in the Is entirely removed and it affords all the assist
sncc that possibly could be desired.
To prevent mistakes be cautious and observe only 10
be- had at No 81 Lspenard Ct New-York, Of T. r. BRUG-
MAN OHiy agent for America. All Others spurious
Price S. mailed 10 any place in the Union the Canadss
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c.

smith Fsq Surrogate Of the County Kngs no'e hereby
svsn according law I'll person. having csms tr,ns' AN
DREW RKIR, la,r Of the late vAge po~ Cry) Of w.am'
bur deceased that they required 10 eSbt the With the
voucher. Thereof the subber No l., Forsyth st. the
Cay b-ote the th day o. March Beyt-DAe
A lsSl la-6mW EDWARD KIN ER. EIecs,oS
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m pIRSIrANCE of an order of aha Surro.

sste Of the County hereby 70 ~ pr,
.o hayHs eans sa.t JOHN A. HUGHES ate Of the Cay Of
View YORK deceased present II VITA yoshes ihes TO
he uhrier q, hs oce No Ere Railroad Batnss Rsade 81,
IN the nj Nev before the hr.i day Of jane next
Dated Wee Iogb the I'D day Of Noverber. 1874
Nd. i.s6nVs JOHN COLLINS Jr., Adm'r
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NOR ALRANY-WINTER ARRANGE

LOR IEh AlisaNUE
il NENT-Thre Daily Lines Fare, 81 ~ Toe tr.n'
Lsy. CITY Han Station corner TDon-row and Cenfret,
Ia fTsin. al 10 A. III Mail Train stopping At al
Way Stations - - - WI ..o,,-.,, :,
ad Train ats A. NJ Albany Erpes Tran, doppns ~
Corners, arriving 2lo P. NJ tine to connect "ltn 80
Train from Albany West =.
Crotop Fslls Dover Plsins. Elleron, hlHsdAie ana
stbsrn Fo1r Corners arriving els p ~ connecting at
psins I'll lsay, Es,t Albany ats 4 N. EIpross
Trim arriving in New-York 1915 ?. ". nlS A. M Mail
Trsin Masking al stops and P " EIpross Iran anylns
In Eew-YOrk 9.I5P NJ Nj sLoAI' o"psa ulon"en~
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RAILROAD NEW.

CREATNORTHERN RAILROAD NEW ,
(JYORK 10 VERMONT and CANADA. Tickets are sold
q. the New ork and New Haven Railroad Oce Broadway
and Canal-st NY. To BelowsFsls Rut and Burlington,
WSnd.oT White River Junction, Wells River, So. joins
bury ST. Adams Rouses Point Ogden'bugh aud
Bsfgsr. CHECKED through Expres. Trans leave arg AN
T,eisbt NV New Haven steamers from Peckp every day
at8PN connecting with the Railroad 70 Burlington 81
Johpsburv Osdensbursh, Montreal and All ntertnedafe
toyns The Con pares forming the New Haven Route are
deterred 10 make it the comfortable and eIPedots
winter route 10 Vermont and Canada. r. HYDE
' Railroad Agent, No. i52 Southst, NY.
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is hereby given, that the proceeds

Of the real cf JOHN { SsllH .ie ~ ne
CIV o. Sev YI dese.eJ ey sale .ndsr order u ta- Sr
~ Cougfy orNr~ lOs - jeremiah Ts~e, - A.,
accodss a~ ihc surroszt- o-
CITY Nr~ lob the urth day o. J.autJ UT az
ot-,I tof--ooa ciyDNrt res - az o. De
eS,.i-,. f.c (446rl A W. BRADFORD. --rcsafc.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

Couaty Of New York, hereby Ak
claims asairs. JOHN READ a;e OF lie Cty OF Ssv
iorf he with vouchers thereof 10 tho
h. Tcsdrnce il.th 81 Harlem the
bee the iveaty hh day Of etruary
-patcd. New lofi, The sJth d,y q Assus lsSa
,r,s iavOaNs WILLIAM READ Administrator
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AIICHIGAN SOITHERN q NORTHERN

lVl INDIANA RAILROAD-On and after January L.
I85S until further notice Passenger Trains will run between
Chicago Toledo and Monroe daily except sundays " io'
lows: u, -,
Toledo for Chicago at . An:
Monroe for Chicago AZ u AN
This Road in conjunction with the Toledo and Norwakl
Lake Shore New York md Enc, Buffalo and Albany, ADd
cation between Chicsgo and New York Civ.
Also Railroad communication Is DOW opened between
Cicsgo and COlunbu Cincinnati and Pittsburgh va lole
DO and EorSalk Road which ntTsecs the Mad RIVER ard
HaIni on and DAYTON Roads az Bellevue the Mansfield
Coed at MonrOeyie and the Cleveland Cs!ubus and Gin
eipDsti and Pittsburgh Roads, at Cleveland
JOS II MOORE, Superintendent
MSI N l. II. II. Office, Adrian, Dec. "a, 49,
JOHN d. PORTER, Agent No. 100 Broal-st NY.
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IN PTRSTTANCE of an order of the Surro-

IL the Coruy Of New Yoft poce .. hereby 70 al
perrons having cus ELIZA W. JONES hate OF the CITY
loTk, decescd. present. the n voucher. thee<
sGifcrer her Place BUSINESS the Office Of Wet
over 20 wallet IN the Cry o. New Noi, before the
Ort The h day q tober isS
os0ias6mW ELIZA /. VAN Week. Admsstrairr