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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G..

srh Fq Surrogate o. the C0gaty 81 KING h~ssbr
ccssns ~ law % Z. bsvas eans sssast WAL
TER HIGGINS late Of tAs City Of Brooklyn, deceased that
f.aFed eshtt vouchers the
srbsF WILLIAM T. FOSTER No lsz DynsDn 81 the CITY
New fOb before the fourth day April nst-Daed
-, it5z MARY HIGGINS, l.A-,...,,.,o,.
Oh is-6Hsf WILLIAM r. FOsrER,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro

Of the County Nev YORK. notice hereby 10 all
HAVING claims JOHN W PALMER late Of thu CITY OF
New ioi Bot her d-essd present the ,aacs-rs
thereof the .ubsrber h house No. 10 Avenue isA- CITY
ofNe lOk before the twentieth diy otMay neItDatsd
New York. the efth day ol Nosguii.r lsbl
nl3l 6mS. SAIL w. SEELY, Aimr. &c.
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DEGULAR NAL LINE. via stonin. 70.

DEGCLAh MAIL LINE. via otoain- to-,
Il 10. BOSTON faOyID.NCE NEW-BEDFORD
and IAUNION.-The sssAlDers NASSAC ~ SIS VIS ~
COasODORE u tIis hn-, I'm reg. ATiy - S1rrt,
Fore alternately, .ezving Pier Nc North RiTer s.t
above RattrFy place, daily, Sundays eKcePted.
md s,onCan o'clock P " Srr1-A OF re SA4i
txin which leaves Boston az P NJ -
The COMMODORE. from NewyorS-NonLlr wei
nesdiy ane Friday From Stnn1nSssn-IuesdAy, Enas1Ay
and SATURDAY.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from Nsw-York--rnsssay'
Thursday Ard saturday. From S0nr5s>on-Aon1ay "e3-
nesGay and Friday
Tie amer FERRY leaves Providence tor Newport
daily. EXCEPT Sundays, 81 ? p. NJ
F0F Teisht passage. aPsy the otoe. Nc " SSfttFy
place. on board ne boats
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WINTRR ARRANGEMENT-On ami srtcr Mon
ssy Dec % and until further notice, trains leave Eims
Eer Csnsndsigus, IS follows:
Mas Train 81 I NJ srrivA Of Night Express
Train from Nev-York connecting Canandaisua with
train. the Absay and Buffalo Road for Rochester Dub
klo aud Niagara Falls
Day EIpres. ~ s. 10 PM, Alval OF Day EKpse -
from Nev-York The tine Of leaving New orS mas DC
sen by reference 20 the advertisements the New YORK and
Enc Railroad WILLIAM q. bAFhAh, sup
Nex-York Dec. la iGi2
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DOCHESTRR, LOCKPORT and NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAILROAD open to BUFEALO-rhe most
,,t ouck .st aud ehespesi route u TUrono Taunton
90 Csnss We.i-On and after TUESDAY, Jan. L. 81
ssir. VII cave Roches'er Buffalo and Niagara Fas as
follows: 7o NJ an 2l5 Pm Retaining ue.h W. az 20
prs snd Siasar. Falls faG Rochester 1t 80 AN aud W
PM Pssensrrs ior Buffalo Will mud tbs route superior m
Of confori 70 Any other. The road thoroughly 1nt
= nr.6 sfh entirely and locomotives Ihe
sft i,r1.ns Of the Road IN Buffalo on the Terrsee-
De oct central portion o. me cry cotp,,,, -.
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VAN HAMRERT,s GERMAN

DFFNALE RENOyArING PILLS-Bo,h in the
fer .e iuhrrnary AID in private practice, DR. VAN HAM
BERT Of Germany has used these Ps with unparalleled
success Price III per box. N B.-Purchase unless
they have the certificate Of copywrhi the wrapper and
the wTten signatures Of c. Van Hsmbert VI D. on tho
duty stamp around each box, and r. NJ " ION General
Agent Tor United States America No. IN BOwery,
OF Grand st. ara Mrs HAYES, No l7o fatonst, Brook
lvu
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I'm pIrRSuANCE Of an order of Che Surro-

STATE OF the County rok aouce - hereby gwen TO all
peou. having cas AGAINST JOHN MACE late OF the CITY Of Ns~
iok the with Vouchers here
Of 40 the sutssbers 0ce Of WHITMAN CLARK, No 10
FrusdWay od Frank House the Cy % New fo's OF 10
lore the tih day March nesDsiei New rst the nnih day
Sept 1853 slMoN ShiNl,LEn ts'Hos,
All tawCus HARRIET : MACE ESecgtFl
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A THOUSAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uisht be- Obtained 10 the fac; that te bes: arei-
use for preserving Lee lnvo other papers wh Oh
Esdy Inference u dssired 10 iCUsG3 IMPROVED
ADHESIVE FILE. iCayea; fled Price 81, or %
rer do1sn AZ rets containing go leaves FOR sae y a-
sioners generally, nd Manufactured BY
I. YOUNG, No. 40 Fultonst
N. B.-Eysry size Deed,d may he obtained made.
RUITER.-I,00 600 packages Of Butter, suita-
~ he fer family use shipping for bakers use for
N lots 20 srit pur haseTs by GEO ". ATWOOD, No. ~
Wc;eT-ft.
CHEEsE.-Dairya and Shipping Cheese con-
~ sianty On hand and for se in lots SUI.
BY GEO. w. ATWOOD, No. ~ Water-t-
nAVIS's METALLIC LIFE PRESERVER.
~ IN most available secure cheap and therefore the
bst IN pse-The following the voluntary expression OF
the uroeisigDed distinguished Sea Captains:
We, the JndertgDed, having examined DAVIS Life Pre-
MADE ct TN, In two seurcular tubes and these
again osed Of independent srght sections The M
thus secured from material injury .nd Il
has the Of being always ready for and
hesitate not ID saying that 10 the most available secnre
and therefore the best personal Life PIeserver that has
come 10 knowledge.
JOS. J. C0MSToCK. Capt. Steamship Baltic,
p. HALIETT, Capt Ship Queen ofthe West
WIN. r GARDINER, Capt Steamship Star Of
A. M. sTRATTON Purser Of Steamship At
lantc, collins Line)
The follow ing anoih her inds pens,be requisite IN al ie
Pres oats That each Life PreserveI or float
required 9TH Sec of the Act mus be furnsned
with ready and suitable means tor securing Attachment 70
the body OF person hold Themselves securely thereto
The public are respectfully requested TO cal upon the
rubscribers and examine the article personally.
EVERTS CURTISS, Sole Agents
No. 23S f0lt0n-st.
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IN pIRSIrANCE Of an order of ths surro.

Of the County OF New York hereby o.
p~r.on. havns claims ss,nst EUGENE CUESDEf, wnch In
porter Of the city of As~ forh decreased present the
thereof the .ubsbsr h.. once
Ae Cry Nee Yo before tho I,h day u March
Dated New YOrk, the third d-y a. SEPT ls5l
s,ssems- rLORIAs QUIsCHE. Erecntot.
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CRFAr BARGAINs IL FEArHnks.

GREAT BARGAINS il f'EAfbthS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, Al CkAW BuCh ;, Ne
sT C5rsn6-st -rcOnd door east OF FsseKs New fcrs-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER sTORE-Ie.
.renon Of families ahout purchasing . respectfully inviiss
20 tie large beautiful assortment o. BEDS As'e
Psillases Badstesds Cots &c ai Of which hsve ter
pufohGsd a, low cash Prices and VIII be .od - inch pre'
make il induoemen FOR al 70 call and eIanise N.
shove stock previous 70 making their purchases Goods seui
70 any par OF the cty Brooklyn ann Whamsbursh ire" O.
sarge O5 Beds and Msttress renovsted and aHe over
w CRaWBUCK, No $50 Grandst,
ID door ess, OF EaeK-a
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

~ YORK CITY RAILROAD EStetnon OF sn n TX
-, TAI % BuHao-Tbn road extending from Bafao
10 HorneIsve on the EewYork and Ere Railroad IS nov
s pie ted and IN ful olera'on. srins IN conoec ION "h
ar ros he shortest cheapest and most direct rO1ts D.
tween New-Yorh City ard Batalo IL Il OF the SI-ioos
.pAsr and huilt in the substantial a1nef and tne
srsster nocn OF having been IN operation some inot
ID entirely free from the rogzhLe asa on ne" roSsa
Pare from NewlOk % Buffalo ...'...,' ''''S' 81
Through tickets and oeEgsse cheeks can De- procured
IT, ,,rns. fr leavn New York may be learned by refer
,or, On he adver, Of the New-i ork and fne h :
80 IN. Trans will leave HorneLsville for ba'o on ne
.yr,v.l az the Enc RAilrusd Isins-bnelo, Nov - so[
J. O. HOYT, Supt. Buffalo AID y. \. City K Il
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot OF Dusnest As foliows
ExFRLss TRAIN at ! NJ. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Mail TRAM atQAM for al STATIONS
WAY TRAIN at s 30 NJ for Piernont and Sunrrr,
WAY TRAM at 80 NJ for Delaware, via jersey Cty'
ExPREss TRAIN At Pm. every day ior DunAhA AL"
Buffalo. ~. .A.L. III.
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence d.c % GS.
caro CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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TOLEDO. NORwALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAiLR0AD-Open through, completing he iast INK
in The char OF Railroads New FORK Boston, Phil
adeluhA Baltimore and A.biu gton City and ChicAzo
On and after MONDAY, Feb. 2 1853 Passenger Trains
will run daily Sundays excepted. as follows;
Leave To,rdo. An. and 10 Pm
Leave Cleveland g 20 A VI and PM
Counectins at Toledo with trains OF Michigan SouIhern
Rsilrosd for Chicago and The West.
Al Bellevue th trains of Mad River Road Tor Sandafy
CITY Dayton, Indianspolis Cincinnati, &c
Al Moi roeyiIle with Mansfield and Ssndussy CITY hoad
fT ssDdusky City shelby Junction, Colunbus' Ne~NS
aud IaDeeville -. -.
Az Cr,,ton with Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
posJ shsIby junction. Columbus and Cincinnati.
Az CIeveis,d With Lake Shore Rod, VA DuLSrk, Tor
NswYeyk sod Boston and ,is Buia'o for Sew-York aud
Ar.,y ard or Western ROal and Boston, with Cleveland
ard Pittsburgh Road Tor Pttsbdgh, Wheeling fnadel-
phis Baltimore, and WAshiHston Cav.
Freilhts forwarded promptly a. tar rates ,,..
T. d. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
s.,t,. Office T M C z R. Eor~Alk. OHIO, Feb 1851
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surro-

Of N. County Of se~ Yort hereby q
having rsm- sssns, JAMES H. 0OODDAr as Of the
CITY Of Ne. ros dsssd 10 pr-sn, the Nth voaehes.
thsfof 10 III, Subscriber Of he r-deas No. ~ Columbia
o. New Iok the t~-b day Of
Dated. ss~ fOrs, N. 81 jiy Of March. 1854
nh6 I.nosls. GABRIkL VAN corr. Adm.nlstratea
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro.

a of the County New YORK hereby
havns claim JAMES W DOdiNICk, ste Of the
City OF New Yok drea'ed 10 The With oaehsrs
thereof the subscribers ~ the 0ce ~ William n
Co. No Chatham SQUARE W. City of New fort bsfe
elh day July Dsd New ros the lOrh day Of January
lse1 WILLIAM ~ SEYMOUR,
CHARLES MERRILL. L.
JAMES W DOGiNICk, fh'eS"'"'s
10 lss6ns WILLIAM ~ DOMIsiCk
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TAP w1sTAR. BALSAM of WILD

nR VISTA Rs BALSAM OF ND
~ CHERRY, isS chemical eStret Of Wild Onsfv ana
Ts. Every bosy Knows that r ra V Vy sv. hen
sdminstered IN consumption aud lung affections generally
by our Oldest and safest hyscians Various remedies
tue have been offered pulled into uotorety tor the
cure of fthe lungs and some have been iound no
doubt very useful but OF all that have yet been dcoVerd
II il admitted by physicians and all who have witnessed
It's Effects that have proved success al a. TINS fo
asthma shortness of breath. and similar affections II may
he pronouuced a positive IL has cured asthma IN
many cases and twenty standing alter physl-
had declared the case beyond the reach Of medicine
This ia sam made from materials which nature mas
nsred in All northern attitudes as antdo.e for disease
caused By cold climates
Nature vi but the NJ ne for an eject
VIII So use- God
Let us rot eslect her plsinest dictates
None genuine unle ss ssned BUTTS on the wrapper.
Applications agencies TO be made 70 the uSueIA
AGENT Seth W Fowl, Boston, Mass.
For sale, at wholesale and retail py a. ID ~ ~ sands
No 81 Wiiism 81 John Mihau No. ls5 broadway Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores, and No ITO broadway
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gate Of The County oi New Tor. hereby all
having eLs JOHN GRlGG o. the City Of Ss~
Yors G~csA.d p-n he 18th voachsrs thsrsof
suLscrr BIZ rsl,nes No as Bsecssr the City u New
Yort before the sgyrah day o. july Dated sss
foft the fh day Of January 100
j.s ls-tmss DAVID +. CrEEsOAE, Efs~atx.
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DIT I'VE NO WHISEER-No matter
ID 6RAHAMS ONGUENr Will iorce the Whssetos
Norsche 10 .r,g thick N SIX weeks, without injury the
fe,h I'm Dot er4ry and this is NOT mere Insertion. bat
positive fact per bottle sent TO any part OF the Country
O. GRAHAM. No. IS A1n-s
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AIEM.IERSEY RAILROAD-NEW-

NJ " J Il ; L R4ILhUAD.-NEW
II YORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct.-U :. MAIL
lXPRFSS LlNES-TLroush Ia hOars--New, Jersy
RAILROAD wa Jersey City, leaving New-fo at aud
and 81 from foot OF Courandt.t Leaves I'M eiel
pLia same hours OF Wanutst. Fare reduced 10 - too
brst class and 81 81 tor second class . g,
On I,pe Leaves New York at aud A. NJ and and y
NJ Fare In aud P NJ IL 81 IS; in the \ ~ aud y
p N 50 Seooudcass. in and A. A. and 2 ~ - %
boneb ckets sold in the above lines and through
csrned in S aud A NJ. and 81 p. NJ lines from New
York with baggage cross the Terry 10 minutes
before the trains leave.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JEHGEN
w SEN WATCHES.-Just recsived BY the subscribe,
sone very fine Jules JeTsenssn Watches with certhce
frsnl with each Watch warrsoted perfect
Sor sale ct less than the usual prlees
Cooper Wsiehes-sone In hsntins enee, dsPex ana 70
ver pefSect tune keepers -..,.a. L.
Independent Second Watches snd quarter "i
timing horsos in gold and silver cases ....
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronom7tsrS WHICH run ""-'N'
Any variation.
Enamel Wstehes for lties 80. n
GOA ana Silver Levers Detached Levers Lepine, Do
Pier and 4. other styles OF Watches All OF the sooVe ior
ale AZ less than the usual pf1ees rp. v,..
Diamonds Diamond Pima Rings EN-hus'' r"se'
RIMS and Crosses, for sale low; ,, s2Sno
FIne Gold Lepne Watches hoes % ~
Fine Gold Detached Levers fall ge~eie ''''' az oS
Gold Enamel " stehss for ladies' S ~
God Hunting Watches. for ltes '.'.''''''''' e. ~
cold Hunting Patent Levers, for gents a. AZ
Levers. ~
Silver Detached Levvrs fell leweied'''''' ~" a
SlyeT Ieripes holes icwelcd. .... :''''...-
.,5 III Other binds Of W sches equally low ifiees'
Also an kinds Of Gold ChsinS pure soa " 60 80,
sold Keys and Seals sold Pen. and lenrIs soy Is.,s
ft;,nbles dsnoud Rims and Pins, Braeeets SOC
CT pns F.rRincs god and silver speetAelss $3.50 -,
Pr. T,ne.T.Ripgs silver Frat knives steth.e 800
s,oS,s Cnpe FORKS &c. ct much less tIsa nc -.
nrcss Watches and Jewelry aAchA.seo- a. .,-,,s5
r.rrsued 10 keep sood tEas' or the M NJ :, ,.sn,-
Ws,rlss Clocks snd Jewelry repaired IN Io '7s> >-
a: much les than tie usaa prices. a.o.ex r. AILss
importer of Watches and Jewrry, wholesale 80
No. II WALtt- tup-stairsl DeAr S'"S'~'s
No 81 Wallet ---.-------e--,-
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DFPOT of PERIGORD PRESERVES.-

~ A. ROGUE, Importer, No. 594 Broadway.-rhe sue-
eessul de- made by hs establishment ia ITS recent mod
location dunE the has induced the proprietor
10 ITO the large premises No 5J ABOVE
kbloa where assortment OF uxures for the
palate and endless variety Of rch holiday presents are
now oiIe red for sale.
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CAMDFN and ANNOY RAILROAD to

- PHILADELPHIA. Frm Pier No. ], North River,
foot Of Battery place. Two Lines daily II A. Apd
NJ AocoHu odsi,on l. N. at A. ", By steamboat JOHN
POTTER south Amboy, thence by cas 20 bonieDto n
and steamboat r STOCKTON q Philsfeipha bar. -
Txpres, Line at 2 p VI by steamboat JOHN POFLhh 70
An GOV n, nee d-ect 10 Cam6en by Through IN
hours Fare IS. Returning. leave Philadelphia a. A NJ
and F. NJ
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and MONTREAL RAILROAD

~ Il
N-NFW.YORA TO BURLINGTON, ST. JOhNsbu'
RY, OGDENsB. RICH nd MONfREAL6I1csetsc sn oe
rrcrnred AZ the NeS-Yor and New Haven Railroad once
No Az Broadway New-York TO Bellows Falls. Kirkland
Burlington Windsor, " hite River function, Wells RIVER
81 Johrsbury 81 Adams Rouses Point Ogdenshurgh and
Montreal Express Trsinstesye at oA. NJ and 80 r. NJ
Bsssfse CHECKED through Fre,ght By the Rrosd steam
arced ras TO Burlington ST. Johnsbury, Ogdensbarsh,
Montreal, and oil intermediate towns
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
- SEY-New-York 20 Raston- Pa, Fare 81 7S.-Eal
Arrangement, commencing Nov. IS 1852 Leave PIER
No. North River daily FOR Eaton ard inteTnedi1ts
st4SP PM ReturEns. leavts PhLhpsburgh Al e aud , a
M and IS 7 NJ
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I AMPS. CAMPHENE and FLUID-C. A.

AMPS, CAMPHENE and FLUID.-C. A.
IL BALDWIN. No 81 BoveTy, y. Y, Manufacturer aud
wholesale and retail dealer in Solar, Camphene uid an
Hall Lamps, GirADdoles Chins Vases Cut and Plain JAS
ware Crockery China and Britannia WGe, GlObes Niess
CampbeIe, FLUID Oh, sc,
40 MORE EXPLOSIONS from SPIRIT
IN GAS LAMPS-BELLS Patent Safety Fluid Lamps
end Fillers wtIrspied secure from EXPLOSIONS whiie
filing for ,Ale BY DIETZ, BROTHER Co. sole agents,
No ISL Willtm-st.
CHOW CASES.-A large assortment con-
- ssntly on hand ard made TO order IN the neates style
B. Particular attention paid 70 orders received Tor tne
Worlds Fair BY B. K PEBBLES, No l2i Grand N.Y.
three doors east OF Broadway.
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DORK and BEEF, Mess and Prime, for sale
i in lots TO suit purchasers, by GEO. W; ArWnoop,
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C'HEEsE.-Dairy and Shipping Cheese con-
~ s,anty hand md for ale in lots 70 SUI, purchasers
BY GEO. W. ATWOOD, No. - Water 81
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RUITER-I,000 packages Of Butter, suita-
~ he fer family nse shipping for bakers use for
IN lots 10 sSit pun haseTs, by GEO. " ATWOOD, No -
W1ieT-ft.
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s,,tRooL HanufAeturers BOoksellers.
sc,~e EvTTOGG 49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. - John
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len Csmbris Goods, umpoLteIsl
xorr DrcARG Go. Irish and French No is' Bt9sd"V
~, 10 IN rRFRES HENRY Wrench, No IL william Il
sho.Rnd GiIIineThTead tbsreoIs MAKE
Llnenl So41SSni'a No. q EXCHANGE place
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,ttion Dealer and Bankers.)
a &c fUeAcrs and Bani era J. ...S NO. a. waist
.ook.elIers and Pub lishers.
elRsFs u Co National School Sefieaj . 10 81 Johnst
aa.s,sI BURGESS Co .........--.-..-.So 10 Joha a.
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TTEAS and COFFHES-
Il ils fine Black Tea for dohAr'
lbs Young Hyson. tor dollar,
2 his Gin Imperial. for dollar,
lbs GunpowdeT. for dollar,
10 lbs good Coffee for dollar. -, -.
PAGODA TEA COMPANY, NO Ia Chs'Hsas'
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RngrayeTs-( Gard J.
10 cruRRFTF Nos 585 Broadway and Metropolitan Hoe
uykTT Noa Warren and 10 Wal n
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ulyulyp PEIINIAUD CO...-...-.....No y Ve-ey q
,.,.,i,,i Medicines and shakers Prepsrations
D. GIpDINGs (Msdines Garden see5s e. liz John 81
Btsoms wooden and WILLOW ware.
sIxI l. cAyRRLY....So 21i Greenwich, cor OF 'esey-s,
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DOOR. SASH and BLIND DEPOT, No. 81

~ Dusne-st-The subscriber invites attention 10 the
above articles which he is prepared TO furnish IN any
quantity and will warrant good any this mar yet
Glazed sash Of common sizes hand glazed 20 order
GEO. WARREN HArSTAE.
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The Flushing school Question.
To hs Editor Of The v. y Tribune;


We. the members of the Flushing Board OF
Education notice in your paper of the 81 inst, an EN-
.pson from the pen of John Mcmahon, Catholic priest
of this place some Of the statements in which are 80
dscordAn with the facts that it becomes our duty 70
correctthem.
1t has long been the practice in our public school, AZ
we believe 1t has also been in those Of York CITY,
that the Lords Prayer be repeated In the primary de-
psrtment by the children each day a. the Opening oil
the school In compliance with this custom Miss ain
tain acted and in doing possessed our entre Sp-
proyal is not true that she has al any time bea'en
children for not repeating the prayer The Cahoicre
dents of our village complained 70 % the Of this
preyer ana demanded the dismissal Of Miss Maintain.
Az their charges against her were, on investigation not
proved and she had throughout acted ia sccor lance
with the custom OF the school, the Board declined dis
missing her
In re- ard TO the disrse of the prayer yielded to
,hei wishes a. we would have yielded 70 those OF any
other body Of protesting Christians.
The Catholics Of this village did endeavor 70 place IN
the Board one of their number; but the mode by
which thew attempted not agreeable 10 their telow
citizens who by very larec majority place tere one
OF their own number. The Catholic ntitate WA
sleo unfortunately disqualified for the Office m many re-
,pects On this point L Is sufficient to say tlat ne snot
an ndvoca e 4 the Maine law.
We do not wish 70 enter into the controversy be-
tween the Catholic Priest and the editor OF ne F!ase
10 Il
we have only TO say that having yielded 10 the wishes
Of the Catholics in giving up the universally honorei
Lords Prayer we are no, disposed 10 dismi yalua'
lie TEACHER for conulying with timeh ODored custom
The course of J. Mcmahon. under the advisement OF
Bshop Hughes in this ttter Is particularly uniortu
nate Tor his people inasmuch as il must awaken strong
foong sgsnst them, and inJure them IN many ways;
We should exceedingly regre, that he should succeed
in his object which Is evidently to drive his people 10
throw asde the thorough Waning OF the Public schools
for that Of the ROmsh Catechl>Ini being doubtless Oh
the opinion that :" in gnoranceis strength
To the affecting appeal of Nc Nahon to the sympathy
for suffering rishnen We do not find duty 10
,poud but will leave the matter with this simple state
ment Of facts having IN course, a. conductors OF
public education been guided by the principles lad
down in your general remarks with the earnest dssre
that no tring cause should be so we'd exclude from
the benefits OF our school any class Of citizens.
THOs LEGGErr. r. J
SAMUEL n. PARSONS, F'nisin1 hoard
JAMES STRONG. Of
CHARLES hedges, EdSedfioH.
JOHN RlCkEY.
Flashing, Hnch4. 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
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