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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

TNHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
Il the CITY of NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 5000
Under the presidency Of SIMEON L. LOOMS late of
the Etns Co, Of Hartford, Conn.
This Company will be prepared at the expiration Of the
necessary legal notice to insure against loss damage BY
Fire in this City and throu the country Ao TO TAX
risks Of Inland Navigation favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
Simeon L. LOOMS
Jasper Corning, firm Of Corning 4 Co.
p pIst .. NC Nance firm Of Bowen McNalnee.
t HlchaIa Biseiow, trm OF poane, King Co.
Geo. Blis., firm Of Gee Bis 4 Co.
Amos X Emo, finn of Emo, Mabony Co.
Oliver Z: Wood, firm Of Willard Il Wood
Lew r Stone, firm of Stone Starr:
Henry O. Ely, finn of Ely, Clspp Bowen
ChsTle. B Hatch, firm Of G. B. Hatch CO..
John b. Hutchinson, firm Of J. C. Howe Co.
Charles A. Buitiey, firm Of Buikiey L Co. o. w.
Levi; A,,eIeury Jr, firm cf Lewis At.erbury, j. Co.
Amos 7. Dwight firm Of Trowbridse Dwight L Co.
John Nelson, firm of Nelson Co.
Charles 7. Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, Stan K Co.
George .. Morgan firm of Z. D. Morgan X Co.
Thomas Messenger, firm of T. 4 H, Messenger.
David SANFORD.
Cephas H Norton, firm of Norton, Butler HOyt.
Stephen Paul firm of Boyd Paul.
auckland w. Bull, firm Of Haskell, Merrck Bull
Alfred s. Barnes, firm OF A Barnes l. Co.
Roe Lockwood firm Of r. Lockwood Son.
Lucius Hopkins firm Of Hopkins, Allen Co.
Lyman Cooke.
Jane A. Dwight firm of Brown, Palmer Dwight
Isaac H. FfOthin gham firm of rockingham, Newell Co.
John II: Swift, firm Of Swift, HurlbuIt& Co
Curtis Noble.
Nathan II. stockwell, firm Of Gibson, stockwel Go.
Janes Humphrey.
William IT, Hooker Cashier Continental Bank
Daniouh N. Barney, firm Of Wels Fargo Co
Homer Morgan
George Peace firm Of George Pearce Co
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NETWORK and NEWHAvEN RAIL

/ NEOAD-WISTERA RRANC EaENT.-DecemDeT ~ lool
Trains out Of New-York-Aecommodarion md Special
a. and III A NJ aud Z. NJ through to Ne~.Haves.
Atsio A. NJ asd 81 ?. n, through TO Port Chester.
The III A. NJ. connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
TarREss TRAINS at 8 A. NJ and 81 P. for New Haven,
Hartford SprLs eld Worcester ana Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The A N train Connects
EewLonSon Norwich. Stoninztoa and Providence. The
$50 p N. 10 New Lo16on only.
The "a NJ sops 81 Stamford and bndsepor connect
ing with Houssfoaic and Nslgatlcs Railroads al Bridge
port The y III stops a. Stamford Nor~zk and Bridge
por. CONNECTING with D1nbury Railroad at Norwslt and
with Hous4torc and Nanss ucx RAILROADS a. BRIDGEPORT
g. and IS A. NJ, and r. n, through from Sev-Hsven.
AS A NJ and s IS ?. NJ, from Por, Chester.
The 9S5 NJ recssyes passeDgers from sPrinsheh and
Hartford New Lo0don and Caaal Rail oads a. Nr' lssec
The T. NJ receives passengers from HaTttsrd snd 5pnas
fed and Northern kAlFoans.
FxrsTss TRAINS Rave New Haven srv. Of traius
Morn L.; .s ~ sSS ls.rSs Bosspn "a .nd
NJ Trans OF the HewLondon Road run in eonnsrtion
See large bill Of advertisement a. The sstlon HOUSE and
rriucipal hotsla GEO w. WHISTLER, Jr- SuP'tE
Nes-hUsn. December, lso2.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter
Il An.nr. Hnent -rTain< is@Te Chafnbe,st daily FOG
Tap,ess TAI An ti~sush N hour, connecting
with Trans reaching Bualo Montreal al o'clock
MAJ Train sAN-Ttroash Way TrainIPM
Express Train P .M-Aeeomrnoe~t40n fransPh
Tor 1880 AZ 10 30 NJ Way FREE sht and Passenger
Tran, .nI AZ Passenger Trzn.-For Peekskill Al 20
The TarytO~-, Pealskn snd Po'ksep%e Trains stop q;
Ps.sensers taken a, Chamber Canal Christopher, lsth
SUNDAY TRAINS from c.nal-s. .t 80 An for Pss1h-
kerr.- nd 5P fcr bay stopping st al Way Sta
nons EDMUSD FRENCH. Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

g.:e Of the County York hereby ali
as having cams AGAINST CLEMENS FREY ss II the arm ~
Frey saad OF the CT Of New rost dsoetsd 10 ps.eas
The .sm. scaehe thereof hs suhserbs odcs No
go Gesa~sh g. the ctyof se~ York boofs the tAI,,ssh
dsy Nay msL-Dad ses rork As thrsth day a So,smbef
leg. lB3D isSSmIa JOHN fkkf
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Mr.. MARSHALLs CATARRH SNUFF

~ sficseiOus remedy for C.tarrh HssdAchs par
nal Deafness Sore Eyes snd ali dsesses Of the head
sspeor 20 any other article the market for these rss
dise CHARLES BOWEN, soe proprietor. Bod BY he
wholesale drusl te sires and retAied through ths
ybols country. Bswars OF eosnterfefss.
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yI,oIFDO NORWALK and CLEVELAND

il RAILROAp-Opeu through, completing the lsd hnk
m TIE cham OF Railroads. between NewhcrS Boston, Phil
sselrhia BALTIMORE and " sshnetor City and Chicsso
on ard after MONDAY, Feb : ISS Passenger Trans
WI nun daily (Sundays excepted.l IS follows;
Leave Toledo AN. ard oP.M
Leave Cleveland ~ A ". and sPA
Conrectnr az Tcleco with trains Of Achsan Soninern
Railroad for Chicago and the West
Az BELLEVUE With trairs OF Mad River Road for Sardnsky
Civ Dsyton, Indian spolis, Cincinnati, Se
Al Nourcevle With Mansfield and Ssntussy City kcai,
fer sanGusay City, shelby Junction. Columbus, Newark
ard Zsnesville. -. -.
Az Csraftrn with Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
pnas shelly Junction. Columbus and Cirrnnsi.
A. C,levenrs with Lake shore Road va DunSirk. for
Ntwyo-t .rS Re .tur and via Buffalo for Nevlorx and
Ahsny ard for Road and Boston. with Cleveland
ard Pittsburgh Road for Pittseash, Wheeling fnadsi-
phia Baltimore. and Washington City.
Freish,s forwarded promptly At fair rates
T. b PHILLIPS, Superintendent
S.,.a. oEes A e r Norwalk Ohio, Feb. 1877.
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TOR AUSTRALIANS loading for SID
Il EEY at the end OF Long Wharf Boston, the new and
sIlsnoid steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY having most Of
her CARO- ngased will sail about the 5h March Has
superior accommodations for Passengers and will take
limited number For FREIGHT or Pas.age apply to CLARK
JOINS 4 Co, Fort hill Wharf, Boston, OF 70 WHEEL
MRIGHT L Co. No. lis Wal-.t, New.YoIk.
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NEW UNDERSTANDING and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAILROAD.-Extsnson OF the SIX
foot Track 10 Buffalo This road extendns from Bsfso
10 Hornel sye on NewIork and Ere railroad now
nples and in fa eraon FORMING IN conneotion VITA
tha road the shortest cheapest aud most direct route be-
tween New-York City and Bufso. IL Is OF tbs snoos
susge and built in the most substantial manner and TIE
sr,sss portion OF having been IN operation some months
x u rntir,y free from the roushness usual rosAs
Fare from Nsw-Yod ~ Buffalo. ...-...eV ~
Thruush tickets and baggage checks can De procured
N. D.5t of the N.w-yors and Erie Railroad, foot OF
Dusnest, N Y. ,-,A.
The times for iesyn New York may be LEANED oy refer
.,c. q, the meuts Of the Newly orb and Ene Rail-
rad The trains ~il leave Hornesvile tor bnAo on ne
rriyal Of the Ere Railroad tssins-Bufalc Nov 81 ,saA
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NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD

N-NEw.YoRA 20 BURLINGTON, ST JoHNSBu-
RY OGDENsBl RGH nd M0NTREAL.-rckets can be
procured az the NegIorS and NewHayen Railroad Oce,
No Az Broadway Newly York, to Bellows ta!s Rutland,
Burlington, Windsor White River Junction, Wsls Nvei;
81 Johnshurv 81 Adams Ronses Point 0xiensburgh and
Montreal Express Trains leave at A. NJ and $50 T. M
Baggage checked through Freight BY the Railroad steam
agced rates TO Burlington, ST. Johns5uTy Osdensbursh,
Mon treal and all ntermediate towns. .
HYDE, Ageut No. l52 South-st., New.fork
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

o the County New Yot sotee ksreby 20 al
JOHN BitODE se Of thu CITY Of Ses
Yort deceased present. e Nth y,echs- hsfeof 70 the 10"
scrss Oee VIM c. Frsensn No Cay Hal place the
Ciy d New York btors he Are, day u Jsss ~st-Dsts<
New Yort he sDh Day d sovsmber. lss1
m lsse John DNODIE, AAnsnsfzses
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DORCHESTER IOCKPORTandN NIAGARA

II FALLS RAILROAD open to BUFFAL0.-The most
direct quickest aud cheapest route % Toronto, Hamilton
md Cspsd. We.t-On and aer TUESDAY, Jan is, 1853,
train. will leave Rochester for Bnso and Niagara Falls -
follows; TO AN and Us RETURNING tram WI Leave
Rano and Niagara ais fs Rochester at 80 An aud 10
PM Passengers TOR Buffalo will iud this route superior IN
point Of comfort any other The road thoroughly built
and eaupped with entirely aud locomotives The
presept terminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
ue "''s' 'e""' WARREN CoLBURN, supt
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Re-nirt.ncee-Pasa<es.
nan. GRINNELL Il Co, No. s.

BOWMAN, GRINNELL Il Co, No. 50
I'D Scuthv New-Yors sole .nd only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOw-TAIL LINE OF PACAET-SHlPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 6th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 1lss Of every month. alternate THURSDAY
LIVERPOOL. LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR x PEEL
ETW WORLD CORNELIUS GRlNNELL-
OTFFN or TaH WEST INDEPENDENCE
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBIRTON lYORKTOWS.
AMERICAN UNION PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing 20 send for then friends aud cesros OF
bringing them out BY any Of the above na<rineent 81
are informed that Messrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co.
are the only Arents for the above ships IN this city
They also issue Drafts from & and upward, which are
payable SIGHT town throughout Ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No IS Southst.N Y and No Regents road Liverpool
LveToo PACKETS leave NewYork 9Th and sls' OF every
month
London Packets leave New-York every ascrHase Taur
day. For passage apply n above.
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CANANpAIGUA & FIMIRA RAILROAD

N-WlNTER ARRANGEMENr.-On and AFTER Mon
ssy Dec % and antl further notice train. leave Elma
6f CanaBdsispA foilo~s;
Mail Train az A. NJ or On arrival of Night Express
Train from Ne~.York connectlns CxnSnisixua with
trains on the Albany and Bao Rood or Rochester Baf
fAlo and NIAGARA Falls
Day Expires. AZ g. 10 Pm on arrival Of Day Express
ftru New.Ysrk IN. time Of leaving New-lork may be
Nv r<.rep, 10 the OF the Newfork and
Erie Railroad WILLIAM y. LATHAM, Sapt
N~x-York Dec. Is, 1852.
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nOCTOR VAN HAMBERTs GERMAN

~ FEMALE RENOvAIlS0 PILLS.-Both N the
female nfrmeTy and IN private practice Dr. VAN HAM
BERT Of Germany has used thee Pis with unparalleled
success Price 81 per box n. B.-Purrbase none anssu
they have the certificate Of eopywrz the wrapper and
The written signatures Of c. Vac lambert 81. D. the
duty stamp around each box and y. ~ GUiON General
AGENT for United States America Ne ~ Bowery,
Of Grand st. and Mrs HAYES No. IFS Fultso-s, Brook
Ivn-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro.

te Of n New Yort hereby si Per.
sous having ssanst WILLIAM WILLIS late OF the city
deceased present the With vouchers
n. Of Bloomfield No
City New York, before the oh DAP II April
re1L-Dl,sd. New fork, the % day q Octoeer, IVA
ob l.ve.sfus AMELIA WILLS, Er.cstrs, ke
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Wattr Qure.

uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTI-
II II TUE, No. IS Laight a-This establishment having
b,en by the addition of the double house adoin
ips can now about hundred persona spe
csl department for female discsses X. TRAIL NJ d..
Proprietor. DR. J. L. HOSFoRD. Assistant
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Me0ifai.

YERs CHERRY PICTORIAL for the
IN Of Coughs Colds Holrseness Bronchitis, Whoop
ing Cough Group Ashms, and Consumption.-Many years
OF trs instead OF impang the public confidence in this
medicine has appreciation and nOtOriey by
far exceeding the most expectations OF - ends
Nothing bur its intrinsic virtues and the able bene-
t conferred Thousands OF sufferers could originate aud
maintain the reputation u enjoys While many Inferior
remedies thrust upon the community have jailed aud been
discsded this has gained friends By every ta conferred
benefits the afflicted they Deyer forget and produced
cur and too remarkable 10 be forgotten.
Nhielt Afraid the public 20 pretend that any
medicine will infably curestl there is abundant proof
that the CHERRY PICTORIAL does not only q general
thing but almost invariably the maladiss for which IL
IL employed.
medicine has gradually become the best reliance OF the al
hiced from the geahn Of the American Peasant 10 the
palaces OF European Kings throughout TN. entre conn
contains, CHERRY PICTORIAL ia Known the best
remedy for diseases Of the Throat and Lungs aud
many foreign countries coming " be extensively usd
BY DER most intelligent physicians In Great Britain,
Frsnce and Germany where the medical sciences have
reached their highest perfection, CHERRY PICTORIAL
10 introduced, and N constant in the armies hospitals
aims houses public Institutions aud In domestic psecs
the remedy their attending physicians can employ
for the dangerous Affections VI the Lungs Also Va
ilder and or children IL IL pleasant and efsc-
tua In fact, Of the tsstino.
na receive have been from parents who have found
encaeious 70 cases PsInculsy incidental 20 childhood
The CHERRY PICTORIAL Is manufactured By prsc-
tca Chemist and ont under his own eve with
aabe accuracy and It sealed protected
law from eountereit consequently can be relied sena.
We have endsavored here furnsh the community with
medicine Of such intrinsic superiority aud worth shoad
commend itself 10 their condrncsa remedy a once sss
speedy and eecua watch thu. has BY repeated and c0unt
sstas proved tself 10 b. and trust by care pre-
panng with chemical accuracy Of uniform strength
afford physicians agent which they can rey Tor
tie rssas and the afflicted With remedy that viii do
for them ali that medicine can 10.
Prepared .nd sold BY JAMES C.. AVER Practices. and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mas Sold by sH Drugzas
AID Dealers ia Meaclne eycrywheTn.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT LIV-
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co intend sailing the fsvorite steanshps follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2 I25 Capt Robert Leitcb
CITY OF GLASGOW......l,6l0, Capt William Wyhe
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER ...... THURSDAY, Mar. 8 ia3
CITY OF GLASGOW. Thursday, Mar. 81, 1885
FROM LIVERPOOL, 49,.
CITY OF GLASGOW. ......... "Wednesday, Mar, 1898
CITY OF MANCHESTER 49,, "Wednesday, Mar. 80, 1855
RATES OF PASSAGE
FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
midship - % - midship ~
forward - % - trwNu 10 -
Including StewNdsfees ..
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of thirdclass w be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found IN PROVISIONS
From PHILADELPHIA SO From Liverpool. IS gulneas
Cerffcates OF passage will be issued here 10 parties wso
are desrUus Of bringing their friends At corresponding
rafes 80,
Freight 50 per tun' coarse sOods hardware, sc- will be
taken subject to agreement =,
experieDced Surgeon viii BE- carried each ship.
small drafts drawn at ight on England aud Ireland
yor freight or passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No IL EKchanee-place, v. Y,
and No WAlRut-st, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN
NI INDIANA RAILROAD-On and after Feb. 7, 1853.
until further notice Passenger Trains viii between Chit
csro Toledo and Monroe daily except Sundays follows;
Chicsgo for Monroe at y AN
Chicago for Toi.do at 81 AN and JPN.
Toledo for Chicago At 8 AN. and 6PM.
Monroe for Chicago Al u AN ,
Tn. Road IN conjunction with the Toledo and Nosvsk,
Lave shore NewYors end Ere, Buffalo and Albany, and
Hudson River Railroads. form the only Railroad comniun
cation between Chicago and New-lork CITY,
Also a Railroad communication Is now opened between
Chcsgo and Columbus Cincinnati and Psbnrgh via Toe.
40 and Norwak Road which ntr.ects the Mad River ard
Hamilton and DAYTON Roads at Bellevue, the Mansfield
Road st Mourceve and the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
' JOS n MOORE, Superintendent
MS.kNI r. r. Office, Adrian, Dec. n, 1882
JOHN r. PORTER, Agent No 1903 Brosd'st Nr.
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feaaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-
gate OF the County Of New ro sotc. hereby al
per,0ns having claims against NATHAN BAfNoR ATE OF the Cay
iof baker, deceased the With vouchers
thereof the subscriber At her residence No. 90 Grand the
before the 27tb day OF MAJ BesIDstsd,
New rork the I'D day o. November. is5i
nss iawemIas JAsE RAYSoR, Adm,as.,rsris
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A THOUSAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA might be obtained TO the fact that the best article IN
nae for Letters Invoices other papers 70 which
ready reference ia desired, is YOUNGS IMPROVED
ADHESIVE FILE. tCayeat hled) Price, VI, or %
per Dozen retail containing $50 leaves For sale by STA
II Il. YOUNG, No. l4o Futon-st
EB-Every sire needed may be obtained or made.
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Of the Coss,y o. ssv Yess hereby Gv.s
1rsoss hsyns esns ssssst LEONARD X SMITH Of he
cay ssw fos cnp~nssr dsesssst W srssea he ..a.
vouehsrs thereo The Subscriber, Mrs. ssssb snsh
Henry csy 81 Nev Tort ossre the psu
Dated Jss.sy is,, 1893 SARAH SMITH. Asm4aasfsirs.
isps mTz
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to

~ PHILADELPHIA. rrm Per No. !, Norts hsSs,
foot @, Battery place Two LiDes daily af A. " and x
NJ. AeeonnoSsr Line All A ", BY steamboat JohS
fOfTkR 70 South Ars5oy hence BY - bocenso -
and steam eost < STN1CkrON t. Philadelphia fae -
Express Line at r. NJ by steamboat JOHN POTTER 70
An sey. thence Girrct TO Ca,aGen hy ThrouSh N
udsP.A.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c

smh Eq Of the County 81 Kings, hereby
gwen according 10 law 10 all persons HAVING claims asSns ALEX
AkDER BRODiE, late the City OF Bfookn dsces.i that they
required exhibit the With the vouchers thereof the
subscribe George TbsAsr sih, fesass No 10 Hch ia thu
Cts Of Bfookn before the 81 dsy 81 september
Pebrssry ~, 1884 JOHN swEH COPF (r,
m lau6mr GEORGE l.. THATCHER, '''
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gate u County hereby Ell
having eias sssns, CASPER 1HALEH late Il The c u
osp candle msk-y, decssssa pr~.ss the
vOashsfs so .sssbs the oos Of DaSs tss
shaw, No % Am tho Chy Of se~ Tofs, .-oss he
twenty 9th u Jsns Dated New yosk The dr. Of De-
s1mtef lssl PHiIiPflSA THALEf Ada asstsstns.
I.x mTsf
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RAILROAD.-EEW-
N WORK ed PHILADELPHIA Dir-ct-U. 8. NAIL
TyyRFss LINEs.-Throagh "a ho1rs-ssv-Jer,ey
PsIro.a va Jersey City e.EIrs Ser-fers AZ snd An
- 81 81 from foot o. Coqr5lafrse Leaves Pnilsdel
-. me h0ur loot of W4i-ztE. Fa.e reduced 70 - S
k,,s eIss ard - SC icr second clAss-
one linz leaves Nsw-i ork 81 and A. n and sid =
p " fs seeotdcl.ss In and A. A. and y. ". q 81
Raj TINORE, WASHISGTOS and CHARLESTON
s-urh rckefs sold the above e< and through s&sxas.
esrrses N and A. NJ, ard 81 p " haes tro-n View
Yolk P.s<se.s MA ssScase ass nc WY - tnSHa;es
befogs she ut,n leDTA
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DY MAILING % CENTS to X. +. BEE
ID BEE, No 100 Dvision-st., a package OF BEEbEEs
MAGIC PAPER will be sent 10 any address for Whiting
and copying letters without pens ink marking clothing
10 take the impressions OF any leaf TO copy en-
brodery patterns musc, &c. &c. Printed directions tor
eachn
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NEW-fORK CITY INSURANCE Co.
once, NO 2se Broadwsy.-Cspi.al e5a Oo-Ins,res
nldinss' Merchandise Fsruitare Vessels in Porr al
by ere. ~eAi'" '1 VI oi'h'se
VIM Leland, ID. Van WAIT Tnor.. Ana,.x,
refer =. BakeT Alex. SNYDER H-,-v Pr.
S,.rr SCI. n SI, n oSrsrt s. q Soatamzyed,
a n s,sh,S nNe"' z ever n ho1Sh l. Smith Hobbie,
ai,S WSIl 9t1es . Bel, Samuel 3. Shaw,
James c. Gibbs.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN Presden.
From May ], Office No Wallet corner Of yex
REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.--In-
suiaree Buildinss, corner Of Wall and w,harss,a
Ohc.s Nos 10 and l. ground floor.
Tins Company having their Capital of eL5o 900 pad in
~ cash and securely invested prepared insure az
loss tnd oannsge by TIRE on favorable terms.
Inc charter OF this Company provides that after psyins
bet 10 The sockboders AZ the rate Of per per az
bun, ourhfhs Of the remaining profits are TO be divided
erong the Hsured IN SCRIP bearing which scns
70 be Tedeemabe each whenever the Accumulated profit.
and capital shall amount TO 81, 10000
jos. Gaillsrd, Jr, John A. Stephena 8 S>Hovland
yas NJ waterbury, James Warren, Stephen Whitney
george curtis, Arthur Leery, Dan. b Fearing,
Ge0rge I. Adee, NJ. W. Hamilton, WIN. II Russell
u D. Kennedy, Denning Duer, Aug. c. Downing.
JOhnJ. Astor, Jr., John Steward Jr. g. B. Lamar
Fred. A: Delsno, Robert b Mnturn VIM II. Aspiuwall
James G. Bel, Reuben Witbers VIM. B. Duncan,
DAM Drake Smith, Edward G. Center Cbas H. Russell
Fred. Foster, Josisb Oskes, Isaac Tovu.end
Peleg Hail. RISert s Hone,
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN i. CURRY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

INAUGURATION at WASHINGTON on
Il iin OF March NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA,
va NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD, foot Of C1aItlandt- St
Extra Trains will eayo NewYork al AN, on WEDNES-
ablng persons attend the Inauguration ct Washn on on
the al Of March. Excursion Tickets for Pha6ephls, by
the above Trains win be cold by the NewJersey Railroad
Co. good to II from Philadelphia ia All Extra Tram,
VIA Camden at 81 M, the 9Th alec VIA kensngton
at AN the 5h or at AM on the lth or sth Fare
for the Excursion. "a
E1trs Trans win leave Philadelphia the I'd and Sd for
WGsbin ston and Baltimore.
Persons int ndng 20 20 by these trains are desired 10 pro-
cule their tuck cts the day previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Ofean 6teamers, &r.

A AUSTRALIAN PACKETLINE The beau
IA tiful clipper ship THEOXINA viii be dispatched
on her regular day early IN March, The proprie,ou Of
this line call attention 70 this splendid vessel and refer 70
the prompt IN which their former ships THE Abus
and Pc have sailed from this port To persons intend
ing 20 visit Australia this line offers the advantages Of fast
vessels elegance Of accommodation and every comfort 70
render the voyase agreesbe-bens commanded BY tired
and experienced captains and PROVISIONS furnished on the
most liberal scale An esrly application is important Ap
ply on board. OF to ANTONIO PELLETIER, No. 9s Wall
st. or OVERMANN l. GRUNER, No % Southst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET EXCELSIOR
IA LINF-For MELBOURNE, FORT PHILLIP 2oh
Msrch-The entirely new beautiful clipper GEM OF THE
SPA Bowen Commander, only 400 tuns register, vii sue
ce,d the clipper PANAMA, and sail as above. large
part of her cargo sensasd No seersge Passengers taken
for frat class cabin accommodations freight apply
RUSSELL 4 NORTON, No 81 Old Slip.