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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANTfr6m the BRITISH
II PROVINCE Of NE " BRUNSWICK.

ON The 81 John Observer Oct ", tefs
As AZ this season OF the year and throughout the winter
months coughs and colds the mos prevalent OF all the
various ills that flesh heir to- would advise such OF our
readers and others who may be thus sicted 20 avail them.
selves of that excellent medicine, Wistsss bssam OF
Wild Cherry" which, Judging from our own experience,
and that Of Others consider beng one OF the safest
nS eecua remedies that has ever been TOR
the above compsiDts and which meets with the CORDIAL ap
prevail Of mary Of the best physicians And as are
DANGEROUS and coughs and colds frequently terminate IN
consumption this ecacous aud agreeable remedy should
AZ once be resorted Mr. 8 L. Tey the agent IN this
cy who cen enumerafe many instances which the most
pleasing results have followed from the use OF Wstsrs
Balsam." $500,
From The ing Mirror, New York Mirch 70, lsn
WISTAR'S BALSAM-We re gard the Wild Chetry tree
a. one Of natures ply scans sort OF good samaritan
OF the forest cor its medical gum has relieved the snfer.
mrs ard saved of thousands The Basem prepared
by Dr. Wstsr pure and perfectly reebe preparation OF
the real Cherry essence and remedy by no means Dad
10 take We speak confidently and strongly IN IT'S praise
from having witnessed IL renoystng ghuence IN con-
sumptye case when al other prescriptions had proved OF
elect , ,,,--,-,, - =, -.
For sale At wholesale and retail by A. b. D Sands,
General Agents, No 100 Fulton-.t rhomas Maxwell,
No So Wanrst. John Milhau, No lsj Broadway; Astor
ard Irving House Drug Stores, and No ITO Broadway
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INnEPRNnENT LINE-Throuqh Tickets

Il for California Va Aspinwal and Panama The new
and splendid Steamship UNCLE SAM, 1000 tuna W A.
Mills Commander win leave New-York for Aspinw.n on
Saturday,, Feb. Ia at 3 p NJ precisely from Pier No.
North River. The performance of this steamer on hsr
frat and second voJsgs warrants the .ssu1nce 70 ms
she VIII with the new and gPiendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA. 2 200 tuna }. D. Wilson Ccmnsodeh
which win be In readiness Panama to receive the passn
Of the Uncle Sam, and ssil Immediately for So. Fran
CISCO These steamships both new, and OF the very
hTst cs0 As to accommodation speed and yenfus,Dn
the unsurpassed By any vessel the The tables
VIII be supplied in the liberal manner both for Cabin
and Steerse Passengers Evey exsrtion VIII be male 90
tie part Of the officers and insure safety speed
and comfort Passengers viii be landed the wharf az
Aspinwal and take ae Panama Railroad for the Pacific
free of charge TO the Passengers For freight or passage
spply 20 z MILLS, Agent No 81 Courtlsndt-sG
P-SI Meilbsz WI be made up this Office, in sccord
Of the pubic
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trainslesve pier foot Of Duane-st: as follows;
ExPsEss TRAIN att An. for Dunxirk and Buffalo.
Nln TRAIN AZ An. for al stations
Way TRAIN 81 5 80 PM for Piernont and Sutern.
Way Train at 30 Pm for Delaware. VIA Jersey CITY
ExrREss TRAIN at Pm every day Tor Dunkirs ana
Buffalo
Both Express Trains connect a. punkrk With the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct 70 Cincn
natl also 10 Sandusky Toledo, aonroe, Detroit and Chi
csso CHAS. MIN0r. Superintendent
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RemittaDees-PaSases.
BOWMAN. GRINNELL IL Co, No. o3

co,,b.+ Nelv.Yo-k soe and only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOW-TAlL LINE OF raOhEt-onIfo.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 5th LONDON rAAtIs sAA "o'J
and slst Of every month. aterI.ns iheISo-5
GGbSSTiTIJTfON SIR n. PEEL
NV vyopJD CORNELIUS GRtSNELL,
CCTErT M THE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
SSSSSsI'A NTISF AMERICAN CONGRESS,
t.gRTRT GiIIATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
aaSppi,pT0N YORKTOWN.
ssSFpJcIS Union PATRICK HESRY.
AmLnN 30 and TO- their friends and deGrops Of
I.Isons - -, Nv sny OF the above MAGNIFICENT ships
oI.hsL ls M ~, Mesa BOWMAN GRfNNELL Co.
are The only Agents for the above ships IN this sity
They also DrAfts iroin II saa "a a;-,S
pl.9a :" BOWMAN, GRISNELL Co.
No IS soutN y aid No Regent. rS.a w 10.
Liverpool packets leave Ae"'l OH ON Aho ~" "a ''
9onsop Packets leave NewYOrk every alternate Thurs
dsv For passage sPply as above.
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ALIA-CLIPPER LINE:-The
IA splendid ship AKBAR, leo tans burden, L O,ees
commander Will ss dispatched fran New-fo.n for Me-
wss built expressly for the East India rsds and very
fast ssler having made the run from g Liver
POOL In ~ days This ship VIII only take about thrty pa
snrty, for wkich she has superior aooounod4rsons
nv 10 WM T DUGAN. No. Is Frent-st, or 10 ARkkLL
kELLICTT, Ne l+s PeaTlst.
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,ATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN
w SEN WATCHES-Just received by the subscriber,
very fine Jules yergersen Watches with certificates
from HIM with each Watch warranted perfect time keepers
for sale at less than heusual prices.
Cooper Watchessome In hxnng cases, duplex and le-
vers, perfect time-keepers
Independent Second Watches and quartersecondA br
timing horses In gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronomeers, which run without
any variation.
Enamel w etches for ladies'
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Lever, Lepne Du-
pex and all other styles Watches All Of the shove ot
ale al lees than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rings Eaz-hinss, Finger
Rings and Crosses, for sale low. 49,
Fine Gold Leptne Watches holes jeweled. ..sso %
Fine Gold Detached Levers full jeweled. 50 90
Gold Enamel Watches for ladies'. - 90
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies' 80 20
Gold Hunting Patent Levers fo- gents. - 90
Silver Patent Levers ;''.'''Sd9Io ~ ~
Silver Detached Levers full ieweled... 10 20 10 "
Silver Lepines, holes jeweed ..........'..... sW
and all other kinds OF Watches at equally low prices
Also, all kinds OF Gold Chains, pure gold Weddns rings
gold Keys and Seals gold Pens and Peaci gold and silver
1imhles diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets, gold Loekets
CufPns Earrings gold and silver SPect1ces breast
Pins Finger-Rings, silver Fruit Knives sterling aIva
Spoons Cups Forks, he, at much less than me usual
prices Watches aud Jewelry exchanged Al Watehef
warranted to keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jeweiy repaired N The eee uannet
OF much less than the usual prices.
Importer Of Watches and Jewey, Wholesale and retA.
No. II Walist, (upstars) rear BTeAdwAy-iorme<y
No 81 Walst
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Edvin

IN r. kk srzins sassn fomDsas saoons ~ . macy d.
maud 90 To tie DEgEsDAsTi roa hereby san
nobsd the tbs scoa o. Which copy
bere~fh served ssd copy
a. so street he Cry 81 Mes for wha tvsufy
dsy after hereof 81 ~ sryir~
esd yea Ga sk1ss4s he pannS ~
,ais nasAsz M he ksssfed do>r. from
the Day o. Apr f hanssed spA Gfs
tssdss he Tbs Dsst, 18Th Des~ues Ira
a IsvTvTg r. les BROCK. Pisinsfs Afo<xS
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DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

FEMAIE RENONATiNO flbJc.-botn IN tnc
female nfrmary and in private Practice, Ut VAN HAM
BERT of Germany has used thsse Pulls with unparalleled
nceea Price 81 per box. ". B.-Purchase nope uness
they have the certificate Of the wrapper snd
the written signatures Of C. Van Hamecrt NJ D. on the
duty stamp around each boa, and M GlIuN, General
AGENT for pted states America No ~ Bowcry,
Of Grand IT. aud Mrs HAYES No. us Fultons ST., Brook
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stoningtoI

Ii for BOSTON, raOvIDENCE, NEW-BEDEORp3
sai TAUNToN-The stsames MAssACaSs. To ts sna
g. sl,srn,trx Ie.xipr Pier Ne NORTH River, tsf sn.
above Baftery:pl.ce, daily Sundays e1eeP.sa
and Stoninsfon II o'clock 7: n OF On ssl'~ '~
trn:n which leaves Boston al NJ MI. w.
TIE COMMODORE, from New-forr-aonnny We,
nesdsy and FnSay. Prom ssonins'sa-isesAAs' iA-"-s
re MASSACHUSETTS. from New .,kILaeS ss
TAursdsy ard saturday Prom Soains'on-a0aa~y' wed
re- ,.esner PERRY leaves Pr0viasnse tor Newport
daily except sun6<ys. az I. ~ NJ "A R.sr--v
For freight OF passage, apply 9, ne enee' W. Az
pl.ee or on board the boats
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TOLEDO, NORwALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILROAD-Open Through, completing the last Ink
in the chain Of RAiroads between Sewlofk Boston Phil
sdelpkiA BsfT1ore, and Wellington City and Chicago
Or and AFTER MONDAY. FEB ?, 1883. Passenger Trains
VIII nm daily Sundays eIcepsed.l a. follows:
Leave Tolodo, Q An ard loP.M-
Leave Cleveland 20 A N. and Pm.
CONNECTING Toledo with trains Of Michigan Southern
Raiircsd Cor CHICAGO and the Wet
At Bellevue with trains OF Msd Rive: Road for Ssndusky
CITY. DAYTON. lBdianepohs. Cincinnati, &c.
Al Monroeyile with Mansfield and Ssnd1sky City Road,
for ssDdusky CRY, Shelby Junction colanbcs Newark
and Zsnesylle.
At Grafion with Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati
Road. Shelby Junction, Columbus and Cincinnati
AT Clevelsnd with Lake Shore Ro-d VA DunkiIk- for
EewYork sod Boston and via Buffalo for New Ior< and
Albany and fof Western Road and Bo.toa with Cleveland
ard Pirtskurxh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheeling Phsdei-
pha. Baltimore, and W sshiDESon Civ
Freigiss forwarded promptly e l.ir rntes ,
z B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent:
Supfs UfEce ". c r., Eorvslk, Ono, Feo- 49,
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

A USTRALIANP ACKETLINE The beau.
IA tiful clipper ship THEOXINA viii be dispatched
on her regular day se.y in March The PropIeters 81
de n-out manner in which their former shps 1.-THE A6us
and PeytonA) have sailed from this port persons intend
ing 10 visit Australia this line offers the advantages Of last
vessels ELEGANCE OF accommodation and every comfort
render the voyage agreesbe-beinx commanded BY ued
and experienced captains and provisions furnished on me
mos, liberal scale. An early application Is important Ag
NV on board or TO ANTONIO PELLETIER, No. ss WALL
81 or OVERNANN l. GRUNER, No 3 Soath-st
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ITO JOHN r. WOLsEY-You are hereby

runnnesd ne coupeef Ne soDrsns
Coat o. EsysIe. Wh,tn~y sooa a. AsAlsy plsnG
1919 esd n the ore a s ck d
the Coansy OF Aoarc~ ard en yosf sasvsf
IS. So<son a vzse % B,kp he cosssy % noa
of he asy OF thresf sad al ~
p.n. &c rn,Gs oil tale sdgne1t ssass yss bs ~
tksr erson, from ths lsh Of ysssary tss
6esitsseosD Dated Jan issh ,lss3.
isis-e.Is HP NORTON, Yi.iaas Aness-y
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WHISPERS are the privilege Of man.
w looI Az .rs houst..b~s Grahanas Ongsent win
force them 70 ow IN nx weeks and VIII nos STAN or nlure
tie sxin acting entirely upon The soo Ioa can sni
country r q GRAHAM, 10. g Ann-s,
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company, carrying the great United States Mall
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
and OREGON, via Aspnwall and Panama Great roduc.
ton The splendid and double-engne United States
Mail steamaip OHIO 900 b<rden III. Hartstene,
u. g. Navy, Commander, and the CHEROKEE John Nc
Gowan, Comm ander, will sail MONDAY, Feb. Fl,
at O'clock r. b. precisely from pier at foo, Of WaTIent
North River for Aspnwsl direct The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's magnificent new steamer JOHN D.
STEPHENS, 200 tuns burden, Commodore Robest L.
Pearson will be in readiness al Panama. together with the
steamer PANAMA 10 take the mails and pascnsers OF the
Ohio and Cherokee and sail immediately for San Francisco
The John L. Stephens has been built expressly for the Pa
cc service with extended guards giving spacious deck
room proensde &c. Her ventilation cannot be SURPASSED
large windows and lights being substituted in place OF port
hoes both orw and AFT There bukhead or other
obstruction 10 the free passage of from stem TO stern,
in either deck Her sailing qualities thoroughly
essd previous 10 her departure and abe proved herself
one Of the fastest steamers a0at No efforts are spared
on the part Of the Companies TO send their passengers
through with expedition, comfort and sstety Rates
of Fare TO AslnwG: Ladies Saloon, State Room. 500;
Lower An aud Forward Saloon do, SIS; Secosd Cabin
sandee SIS Stserase SIS Rates Of fare from Panama 10
San Fruncisco. First Cabin, Aer Saloon State Rooms
$3.50; First Calm Forward Upperdeck State Rooms 500
Forward Cabin SeoIsgs Fare, 500, Steer.ge go Pas
sensers will be landed at the Railroad Wharf at Aspnu I'D
tree Transit Of the Ishmus at the passenger. expens or
freight OF passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY at
tie Office Of the Companies No. IN Westst cor OF War
rem. NY.
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nR MARSHALLs CATARRH SNUFF
L. \ an sfsrscisus remedy for Cstxrrh. HesdA<he, par
tai Deafness Sore Eyes and a. diseases Of the bead
superior any other s.tse N the nHtes nor nese nAa
vholesle drurxss Ia the eres and resed :hro1{h tie
whole country. Beware q eozn,sTfeiA
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steamboats ann Railroads.

Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT aud FALL .
n pTyTR-The ,plendid and superior steamers BAY
A. a m c.n, Nm Rroyn. and EMPIRE STATE Capt
ssTsa. Bfsytcn ieav. on Alternate dsys sunday: e.
.srsd fror, Per No j. n. r., near the baffe5y H.
~ f-;sht .pply on board 81 the once on fier NO
Fr,shf 10 Boston Is forwarded through vita srsaf U.s.
p.,cb by an express freight tain 80 ..,,u,.
TISDlIF BORDEN. NO. " sn1 "a " % ~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-ThisR Road

will BE- completed 30 Pittsburgh by December t ater
which all goods consigned to their Agent al Philadelphia
will 20 through without transshpmeut within Seventy
Hours the rates below pubsned offering 70 Merchants
shipping to points on the ONO River or eny OF the Wes
EN- water acites be received any other
Their arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Goods b forwarded 10 the Interior Of re West
EN- States by Railroad az the lowest rtes and N al
WITHOUT detention; .nv,.,,- r.n,
from Philadelphia TO Pittsbaagh.
ls Cls.s-Dry Goods Boots Shoes, &c 81 per 100 IA
2d Class-Hsrdware, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sbcetng Wool kc Beta per 100 fos-
81 Cisss-Cofee, Queensware, Heavy
CASTINGS, kc.;..:..''.''...79ets per loo loo re
eth Clsss-Baecn, Lard, Fish, se. per leo ios
No Commission charged for forwarding ct Philadelphia
Pittsburgh.
For further information Bills OF Laans .pply TO
j l. ELLIOTT, gent, No 7 West-st., y. Y.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Agent, Philace phia
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WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w snd ANBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHIA:
Frpr Per No l. North RIVER 700. Of Bsttery "
O'Clock, noon, By ste.zbcs: JOHN POfIEas -, 1919 Ln
e.1 rrYs So II cl.ss e. Returning leave Philadephs
ron feet Of Waluut-r slap. ~ EEaS-.nf Lac xea1~
boat ATLAS frorn Pier No I, CT II P. NJ Fare, VI d.
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Removals..

DEMOVAL-The subscribers have removed
III from No. 1872 Pears the large and specious store,
No 81 John formerly occupied by John w. Quincy and
Quincy Delapiere where they will carry the Aneri-
can Hardware business in all its branches The attention
city and country buyeu is invited: .,
NOTICE of REMOVAL
IN PERSON Co. would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have removed from
Csbalst. TO the spacious premises No. III Broadway
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THEsHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE

Il VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
The Acc sssay Transit Company ofSicaagus propretor
Through in advance Of the Ma-Ony Line giving Through
Tickets Including the Ismu. f.vorte Dou-
win leave from Pier No North River at 3oclock Pm
precisely, for San Juan del Norie direct SATURDAY
Feb 49, connecting with the popular Steamship BROTHER
JONATHAN, go tuns burden the Nicararus Tran
ant Route having but u miles Of land transportation. These
steamers unsurpassed in their accommodations and
ventilation For information passage, At the lowest
rates, apply only to c. VANDERBILT, Agent
No. Battery place, up stairs
Passengers cautioned against the representations OF
hired Runners OF other Lines None employed for this
Line.
Mailbag is made up n the Office
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feqal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
cate OF the Cogniy OF New York notice hereby I'll
Tef,ons claims NATHAN RAyNoR, late q the City
baker, deceased 9th
Grand n
City before hs 9Th day Of May nartDssd
,sa IaweuTus JANE RAYNOR. Admins frafrR
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~ hUAD.-WTNrER ARRAycENErr.-Decembert ID "a
-IIHns out Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES md Specss'-
q !and ~ A NJ md 5 P. NJ through 70 Nev-Hsvec-
AtsIo A. n and 81 p. NJ hf Port Chester.
The nS A. n IN connection With tram nom New
Raven 70 Hrtord and Springfield snd With ar over "a
ExrnIss TnAEs at A. ~ sd 81 Cor Hev-Rsvsr,
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
liver and Vermont Railroads. The train connects st
Sew-Hsyen with train Of the Ncw-London Road 20 New.
London Norwich, sto1nstcn and Providence. The $50
2. n to New-Lon5on only.
The A. N, stops Al Stamford and Bridgeport. con,
sectipf with HonsAtonic and Nenssfuck Rairve9s sf
BRIDGEPORT The 8 p NJ stops AZ Stamford, Norv,k and
Bridgeport sornectas with Dsnbury Railroad Norwak
And with Horsstonc and Nsssstach RAIN sds Bridgeport
Trains into New-York-Aecemmode.io and Special-d
81, and sS5 A NJ, and P NJ through frcr He-Havea.
At 81 A. NJ. add 545 P. NJ, from Porr Chestsr
The e5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield sn4
Hartford New-London and Csus Railroads az NcvH.yen-
The NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
fed and Northern Railroads
ExrnEss TRANS leave Ne..Hsven arriv.l Of ra'ns
from Boston II and 40 p M tsoppnr ut Bridgeport,
Eorwsli and Stamford leaving Boston at A. ~ and
y N Trains Of the NevLopdcn Road run 10 eonrec-
ton.
See large bill Of advertise nent at the Station House anl
rincp4l hotels GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr- Surt
New-HNen. December, l&i2.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

o. the Comfy ~ New Yot hereby s
having exms WILLIAM WILLIS late OF the Cyo
New Yorh eceased present. tho 9Th sfeoi 10
subscriber the Oe Of William Boonisd fs No ~ Mas
the City OF New York before the gh day Of April
ne,.-psted New lors, the I'd DAY u October, lsS1
o6 laN0mIat AMELIA Willis, ksecatnx. &c
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN x NORTHERN
WI INDIANA RAILRoAD--On and afeer FEB. 7, 1888,
TIM further notice. Passenger Trans win between Chi
c. 20 Toledo and Monroe tay except Sundays foOws;
Chicago for Monroe st u AN
Ch,caso for Toledo a. 81 AN AID SPIN.
Tcleco .cr CHICAGO AZ 3 AN. aud 8 Pm.
Monroe for Chicago AZ u An
Ths Road in con ancton with the Toledo and Sorsak,
Iake shore New-York and Erle Buffalo sai Albany and
prdscn River Railroads, iorm the Only ho4t eoEnnuni'
cst,or between Chc.fo and New-lork CitT
Also Railroad communication = sOv opened between
Chcsgo and Couakas Cincinnati and Psb1rgh via r0io
ard NorwAk Road which inissees the Mad River aDd
Hamilton ard Dayton ROADS a. Bellevue, the Mansfield
Road a. Monroeve and the CO and Columbus and Gin
clnIsfi and RrtsbsIsh Ro461 a. Cleyel4nA
JOS IL MOORE, Superintendent
s.&NIR- h, Once. Aarias. Dee. p, ls52
JOHS =. PORTER, Agent No lc9 Brosist NY.
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TN PURSUANCE 0f an order of the Surro.

gate u the County u View rest notice Is hereby AFT
prsous hsvns claims .s,.-t LIOsARD SMITH late u ne
Cay Of New Yort Cspen,sr dsases 20 psssn, s -ts
hereof the sseres M ssaA 3Hzth Of No iss
Henry the CITY a. sr ORR br. the fst Of JaiJ
Dated JsagsSy lst 1853 SARAH SMITH, Asaaspasfir.
f..eHIu-
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

S.MPETTENGILL Co. No. is Nassssst- New.
Yozs have made such with the best and most
~idscrpated journals in thsUnited States and Canadas
hat they arc enabled make saving Of s and expense
70 the advertisers who do business through them. They
ee, the best papers and advertise e0nsp'euoasy at the
very lowest prices and always keep the interest Of their
customers in view Merchants are invited 70 cal them
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the suno

coaniy Of New Yort hereby sven sif
JOHN hDGERs 81
The Cry Now fcs deceased To essu, the sams With yoachsss
ifeeo. de s9bscbsf bs No. 10 Wal
toe City II View fork bers ~ twsneh su dsy Of
Jus Dated New York, the l0th de-, Of JARssry 1888
a. CHA-. ~ HOGERs
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surfo.

ii .! the York hereby al
having against CASPER TBALER late Of tho CITY o.
Rev it cnde msksr desSsd present the
ss vouchers thereof de sutsrr At The ocs Of DANIEL FsB
shaw no. IS AEnsL the cay of New fo before u
err day Jsne Dated New he hsb day Of Do.
eeHter, j al PHiLIPPISA rHALRR. Adaaaisfstrs
iag6mTas
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m PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

II the County II New orb hereby sl
CLAIMS JOHN BRODrE ai. Of o. New
dselsed the ~h yoaebers thee the sub
rer he ore u VIM c Freeman No. City Hal he
City q Ncx Yofk tte the dst dy VI Jsss ssttDsisa
40 isvsmIus JOHN BRoDiE Administrator
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Water Cure.

uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE lNSTl-
TIyTF No Is Laishtst. Special department. tor To-
,nsle diseases n. T. TRAIL, NJ. ID, Proprsetor.
DR. j. L. HOSFORD. Asuaxnt.
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TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il sEMI-WEFKLY U. s. MAIL LINE.-The fGvorte
and fast going steamer s0UTHERNER w: Poster com.
msnder, will leave Pier No. 4 y. X. on WEDNESDAY,
Feb l6 at o'clock NJ precisely For freight apply on
board where ell bills sdng viii be signed and for pas
ssse At the Office Of SPoFfoRD, TILESToN Co,
No. 70 5outh-st.
Through tickets TO Florida follows For Jack sonvle,
S3l; to Pilatka, sSJ
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wintel

Albany and Troy.
Expires. Train "a. NJ through IN hours, connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal Iseeoek same
syeung
Mail Train 9 A. M.-Throush Way Train ?. n:
Express Train z. NJ Accommodation frsn6P M
o'clock. -,
For Potecpsie at lose A NJ. and P M.-FOr Peekskih
at $50 p. N.
The Tsrytown, Psekski are PO'k-epsie Trtns stop Al
al Way Stations - 80,
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csnal-st. At 1So A ~ for POUCH
te~p.e ara at5PM for Albany stopping az all Way Sta
sons EDMUND FRfNCH Superintendent
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sste the County New fofk notice hereby gwen pr
having claims CLEMENS fRRY (s,e Of "
Ssnd fe OF thu Cy ~ New lork deoca..d present
the s vouchers thereof the subscriber at HE Office
30 Greenwich the cof New York before The thrsA
y May Dated New iork lie thteih day Of Noyerahs
ISL [n3O ls~6mTul JOHN FREY =
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G.

II Smith ysq Surrogate Of the County of Ens bose Il hereby
according law 10 al having claims sssBt Gym
THIA HAyESs late ohe CITY deeesssd that thsy
required exhibit the With the vouchers thereof 10 the
subsIer n No. ~ BeelmAnst IN tho Guy ~ New fort
before ne sth August p>rtDatsd January ~ 1883
Us la~SuITu STEPHEN n. fHAfEH, Ereeuof.