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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10
furniture, CT.


"CHEAPER THAN EVER"
S aFSr E ps 70 p, iES
GALLERY III r,,,,,,-v
T h9 PIX cF E G S 's eau Sc
whee else al nde from kn dried wood aud the best aana
,A'Susho al made at oar factory No - Teen pyavE
e. asoS. .ss SIfpss next door to Dr. cHAPiNS ciURGa
ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNITURE
l. Ofhis Furlare sold s prices much iewe taan
f1 promptly attended No wa:ss the der, goat
EALL IMPORTATIONS.-Curta Damasks Satin.
Il pe LAMA Muslin Curtains Window shsdes &C.
A''' . l'''' 'Asl'''' Widow coENcEs.
eEStns 81 the stesi dtsss The S1 or iems' dsas e'o
No. 40 Pearl.si. wiiari Chatham
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS BEDS,
" MATTREsSEs &c al 30 nS so asnpf
ADD FE1THER sToRE-The attention Of faui about puchas
b F sGa al Which Ss~s sss
Ss II all IS 70 eas
, I'D 1 sss tree OF carriage Old Sed 'VS
''O '-' No $50 Grana-s second door Esorst
IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOM and CHEAP
1 SPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING DEPOT The bss place
act healthy sP4s Mattresses aud Ea, P,l,s
ID The bs half the usual cost BOD N.es:
altered pie sgps Bed s5O FL y p. lOP B1S,sss
R - II boa Sc f1rnisbed promptly At Wsrerooas
40. SIS BrOsdwsy. below Priuces. Call aud examine
IRON BEDSTEADS-COMSTOC BROMLEY
.ee PLAIN N. SG Se'f''d with particular
sales Reon No So LeOnard$t Ne~-forE' one door west O
Broadway. ,,
Hotel Hospital Prison Family Servants and Chldrers Bed
Also general iment OF Iron fu1nhue
t these superior ali other point OF ciean
Sea economy They alvey free from yer nn and
yceecey durable portable and convenient Orders to any
exeSi nay Be addrcssedt to o..,oc,- ,oo,,,ny.c
40 - Leonsrdst
KEYsERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, ioI
IN Atty Of heal smper
econouy fuel Also Cooking Ranges stoves and nouae
frpishps articles JOHN H. KETSER Co No $40 Broadway
BERLIN IRON FURNITURE
~ WORks-WM 4. BACHELOR formerly Of No 81 Duane
rrecry apprs liz friends that hsyng completed arrange
rsines connection under the and n of
" T. BACHELOR Co. will oontinns the Manufacture OF Iron
Al brarches upon scale correep indng Win the IN
ce,s demand a. - and g! Dusnost The establish aent whl
command all e the fehes specimens and patterns OF the ct
Will make sIch Improvements mas be pactcaoe
time original desIsof every variety
sve I'd pe w B. cordially his od customers in the
ard cy his and examine tue STOCK, con
q Bed,fes1s Hssand Settles Chairs Brackets Mro
g-ir5 y Door and Window Guards Hotel hospital Asylum aud
ANY -teedz T-ir la Snd Fire Stands Crbs Cradles Cen
lfb Once aud WareToous In connection with the New
Ft Fur0ry aid Iron Railing Company Nos ~ end ~
Z = ecoIs e-tf o. Broadway WI. bAIOhhLOh = 70
CCHOOL FURNITURE.-The subscriber invites
- the srt.ou OF tounss Teachers and others to his i'm
rfosec and Csrs asO Teachers Dsks and Chair Tables
Nth Book attached Tor infant schOars nookc
Ev Boads Factory. 30 q GTovet where be e coz
re f
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Danfins 1saofmies.
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20 EA1rkDAY ~ = 2 ~ Desf.e.says cs~ 1ttsDfT -
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Insnranre Computes.
T AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE C0MPAyY-
IL Ose corner ofNassu and Cedrss opposite tho Pos'oa

CASH CAPITAL sf0O,UOc.
psurra Buildings Merchandise vessels IN PORT aud tnen o1
Furniture other sursbe personal property rn1
to- or damage Applications BY shs<s "
@Npaeh VIII 0' 'A'"" JACOB wEsrERyELr Prs<AsA
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
Ill AT AUCTION.
The gives biz personal Is usu In Edition
10 bis Real Estate Sales the sale Of Furniture the private res
licences Of breaking Housekeeping or At the warehouses
oe u.,,fc,urers Cash advances made when required.
ALBERT H. NIC0LAY
(40 Real Estate and General Aucionoer No 10 Wsllst
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y HouGa, Auction-er.
III EGANT FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTE VEL

L'IEUANI T
II VET CARPETS &s-THfs DAY Nov 10, ~ 10 NJ
No West Ttasy. ID will sell a. Auction
the Furniture contained Ia the large story
house which been msdc order aud s IN good eond
Rosewood Furniture suite red
frnch BIocee Brose Lace Wipdo~ Curtain, ROSEWOOD
Lfsfare front rch enf eosty Mantle
rich Velvet Tapestry buse snd 3py capet carved
Center Side and Card Tables largo o. MirfCr rr os VI
rosewood PtArofcre Ioayes rch
PsI CLius and Ornsusn eh french Chi1s Pc
r ma Tea Chamber frrniure OF ROSEWOOD Bed
.ssfs WsshsaDd CoEmoGes &c Beet carried hors
Lair Ns Feather Beds dne Wool Blankets Sr booscass
Psnev Work Ttbes With all the usual ssorfmsni OF
age beautifully urushed house. Catalogues on morning OF
r-hen flrrifr IL etArlined.
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,,lraANr sna CogTLY nOUeKnoLD ron

"'''F " F''"'''i @"'-''' ......
l,IINANI aud tDHILt itDUsEUDLU INH
~ Htiunp Ns,y tsia4Lis sod aLsa on fAfaffHv9. ~
ola ss.,s.. noHrwOup riAho, g.si Asg", esds ~ 's@
.ssh,asd fgs,d ~ ffsesa - a.. ~
AlnrnT n. HicDLAs VII ssil. FRIDAY, hsys~bs' ~
tsp a. isi osla.t rs ~ West ssshsi shsy,
aud ,sty Isaasbns Furniture 10 good sffsf. Hold Ia
ani tho enovns from No city consisting 10 part
no Velvet Tapestry caes Rote~ood Carved Marble
Ton Center Tables Carved Resewood Tss~Tfs and Ch.s
covered With itch Satin Bfocadr Rosewood Piano. grand schon
Efsd Of Frame french Ossss with carved frames
about inches Mahogany French Bsdesds one eonplete set
Hebron Furniture pern Carpets Carved Mhos,
~ CHAIR Feather Beds Maroes Mahogany bureaus and Tables
ono Patent SICK Chair with Mooceo Brussels and insraia
s,r CARPETS Cloths Window Shades Brocsde and Lace Cur
,.p. Fixtures consisting Of GIT Chandeliers, with Cut Glass
ofa Brsctet Rosewood And Mahogany Etssres 8c- 1c
&c osch.r with variety Of Kitchen Iensls and u Stoves of
Kinds All the above furniture made order expressly
fer the worthy Of attention Terms ash In banssbe
money and deposit required from every purchaser (
had the Office Of the Auctioneer No oval st
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ar nAnon' i,m,iiilaf y, 4 Go~q,.Aa a.i..

" r'" iufhh.F 10y ~ so fsirrtss 80.
Asssl..s ns,tt spisAiA fitiss. y" f9s"
ls. ~ .a rr,,l4.s,s lsi.s iLs pssl-i r.F-ss Hsis
is,-i.ssfl wlii 10 '.aAy IL ~ days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

IL EYSER's HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, iol
IN the best uat Of heat simpeF
economy o. fuel Also Cooking RaEss Stoves sno nou@
frpi.hus articles JOHN H. KEYSFR Co No $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Co,lXoy CoUScIL ITENs-Ihe Board met ias. evening,
Aid Rice ia the CHAR.
A rettion of Nm Nelson vas presented asking per
m ssOu lay rail track ron The alton Ferry tnrO1zh
Water Nam Plymouth Bridges,s faItOnsv and Myrtle
AZ 10 the city line and ia consideration therefor toe pe
toner vii pay toto the city treasury one per cent on the
profits acCrulng IRON such railroad
A communication submitted from the Commissioner OF
Repairs ana Supplies shows that the expense Of the follow
IL mtroy nens has been estimated and ascert@ned to
be - f0loUs;
Wei aSe s e,rler az and Rapeyesst.... - -
WssrG ofAyrsiesV sd yzy 4 ....s.... ~ "
Ms Jump eeiaeI o. a. siss ssa "a "a 5 ~
Wen sd pump CeroLt-v, between AyTts-s7. and VII - 80
Tri.rrsd 10 Well and Pump COMMITTEES.
On petition If Engine Company NO. for change Of 10
cation the Fge Department COmLttee reported IN favor
the ame and recommend the purchase Of lot On Hugh
q wherein erect building and providing for the sale Of
the present occupied by the Company known -
Oc Fireman Hal The same Go lntiee also reported IN
favor oi purchasing site sg kDgine Company No II IN
Godst hear Concord, whersOn o. erect suitable nund
ing The same Committee reported IN iavor Of organizing
Hose Company No in the Fifth Ward 20 be known aud
desgr aied % Frontier Hose Company NO. -
The following Communication was presented ron me
MsyCr IL relation 10 permanent line Of piers and o1l2
heads the Eat RIVER. II subject "hies e1es' COZ
'-''@''' MAYORS OFFICE. Cry HALL,
Brooklyn JaEs 2, lSsa
GTsTLIHls- The Legislature Of this State recently
us-s.d An act 10 x a permanent line OF peTs for tbs City
OfBOokyp recommended ~ me OVlnalSsioners ap-
uoiIt.a 10 estxb L.h water lines
~ 70 re nov peing ade by individuals interested in
r,ueffy IN the City Of New YORK 20 ndace the Legislature
10 - al SAC and thus deprive the owners Of property
Le Br, okyn eide nom making those improvements
hch ihr Increasing shipping ana The growing wants oi
he City demand
Idsm Il ny duty to apprse you Of this attempt first
secretly but now openly syO~ed to deprive citizens
Thea, gh u oEdsr that you may adopt SUCH nva'afss IS
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The NEW JOURNAL AT WASHINGTON.

We learn from The Washington Republic that the new
radical French paper in this City, lie Republican, has
come out for young America and for the journal Of that
color which is promised TO be started az Washington
The Republican, thus enthusiastically celebrates the gifts
,ud merits Of the coming man. who will direct the des
tsieE OF the future organ of the largest liberty:
Its future editor with whom We have the honor 10 be
acquanted, is a young NTginan full Of fire and bjlness
chi after tie pattern of bis friend Go ore sanders who as
every says and repeats the invncbe Mars OF Young
America God, Who marks with his finger generals and
poets he. marked hm As party eader-hss given him
broad shoulders andng figure brain in proper
ton To- his ply advantage and has opened to him tss
gates Of success What more could he ask
M Beverly Tucker is endowed with crcalm mind, Just
without bitterness clear without being tedious
his appreciation Of and things and above al things
perstytrrg not leaving hing 10 hazard calculating
lis chances and not adveuturlg anything without know
ing wi AZ ground be- stands lie has tact, wisdom aud
power Of anal sis which viii enable him perceive the
errors Of his adyersaries before they shall themselves
peot them lie uns, the words Of Scripture, the pru-
of the serIeL With The strength 81 the hon, and the
~sdom OF solomon with the cspsbnity Of joshua
With such Geuer., Young America will be inyncb.e-
The snly detect with which reproach him-sdefect
which Will in opinion, disappears certain fe.
Tociiy Of assault and sort of tmdity in avOEng his
ireme principles manifested by every beginner Like his
ustrous foerunuer, Mr. George Sanders he 10 his
pol tCa antagonists nothing but savages who must be ds
Dat ID with the tOmahagk. lie dreams only of scalpng
hfNts aid scalp ocks, of red skin and bloody flesh No
cuartor 10 O.d Foges. such is his motto L. is said he
i cupd in the invention Of political guilo;iue which
can cut of ten thousand esds at single stroke MArai
was JtGf g0rc0H in COMPARISON with HIM
81 HEY LAY that The Ibl.htagt,H Unign a venerable
hsTbers shop wherein al the Democratic wigs are duly
grestd with Official pomstum, frightened AZ the sppeu-
snce # the journal 20 change is managers and dis
play assortment OF goods The Old will enae ~
cr 10 renew her youth and sshes appear beautiful Can
this be possible her age and ser having received the
in modest bisses OF RussIll Pooh
"Coursge, Monsieur Beverly Tucker you have your
SIDE talent power before yoa sscees and Oehna you
ready defend YOU, Necessary phaaHZ of yeur
iaftrorf perhaps in ability. but who yield 20 you nDtug
in energy oton. BESIDES You have On your side
the csl and political noneLtifies knOgn IS 'Od Foges
hat with such individual aud associated elements Of sue
cess can withstand you Then 20 10 aud win frrucrs
cotcl Ard let Young America be on hand to aid YOU
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0atfr 4nYe.
ftral Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
oogay o. TsriSl PSsi sr s ss' c 70 u So %
esG,d pes-ut tbs With vouchers thest % S1ar
" TO- ne i o1 n SI Of oossT nsI~Dssd ssr
1. .s % @ ' 1853 5HAk
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c. Smith
= s. e q Gsss1 u s ssTs ; si' sh5Of .:
GU 8 :;: =, = : :;
Be.fta d BfOolH. es &c = 81 {" 'eIt-
Ds n . sslsiY TO- '@ eroRSE L fasTcaER Ei''1''''
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of New
~ T so G.; s.- fl ! , 'iss: rs .S
"a = c,y
D M l, w., W " ' " MANU. JANIS REYNOLDS.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
i. c gosfE S r Ts Sc e 'f; sts I - si;.
" & Va s , = h s' cy Se- Yoi On Or
d % S''i-D' s- r' IN j e 6: Rt S IS, r...
IN PURSUANCE Oh an ords of Jesse c. Smith,
% !. s's s. lts. o &c c1Sra h. Ave , CO
deesssd si h ',u@sd 20 .t Tie sa,s -As s'
he ' day August qg5 P;' 4 ! fss7rR su
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the
ssat the e.is'e O JOBS l,fhs az u ~ % - ~ 'sss
5s No. 20 Vs. 10 .. CT q sss Yos on Or 5S i-sue l.
'2 IN ls 10 D'' cHIs RocfRs
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
.ssS SS' IloSiTD sxiT 1t, q e c SS-r@ d.'ga,
vfn1uF
CUPBEME COUBT-Horatio Seymour against Tor
- and Mason defendant
BORACE HI1CHCOCK-Sir. You by TO
complaint this action, and copy answer
Ecottve County NewlO within twenty days
after the ce hereof exclusive Of th day Of such service ana
deeudsnis fail the complaint Aforesaid the plnux
aTIy tie for the relief demanded In the SID nt
And vii tsi oice that the complaint ih acton was ped 10
OeIk Of Cssangu County the I'd day Of Apn
l8sS ..i iarGvTul W B. HUNTLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT Ofthe STATE of NETWORK.
~ 1bom,s Admin strafo with the will annexed, 6c
deceased and others e.fees snder
srd will "A DJOI RNED ADMINISTRATORS SALE AT Pi B.
Lie AUCTION ~ ANTHONY J. BLEECKER-By virtue Of
Supreme the State Of New YORK will
Thomas Boyle Administrator with tie will annexed &c,
Of said deceased under the dect OF
Referee, thai and other
pos by said Court Public Aucllr At the Merchants Exchange,
IN The City NeYk, TUESDAY tie 18th day Of June Instant
at Y 6cok to the highest hdee all Toe right hte ssd inter
which Boyle the time Of his dcease bad
that aud premes known No 50, HsitG,
the Of said having erected thereon
brick DWELL House front md twost0ry brcs Bud
Gard lot being in breadth front and abut ~
depth 90 title ebssod held by the sad
Boyle the his deceae under cd ana long sass
the of AevlOT having about twenty
Terms Of sale cash.
Further particulars nsy be had by applying 20 49, . -
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Il, tie cause, it i. the osu,s, ny soul p

RpM AND CRWE Bosros-The Grand Jury of
Suffolk County BOSTON, Mass have made report on
their doiBgs for the last Fix months. they have been
in session 80 days have examined 40 cases and found
4O3 bills having i66 Witnesses Of the causes Of the
f,srfuy abundant crime into which they have been
Quir,d TO examine, they say:
"Of tie pfo1mste sud obvious of crime, they
VII mention but Grand Jur-s in this Comm onweAlth
and es where have repeatedly declared their conviction
III three ourihs OF The crime Of the community might &c
attributed directly Indirectly, 20 the Incorporate use 81
strong drinks The present Grand Jury have 10 the
same conclusion. And though It does not belong espe
oi. 10 Tie function Of the Grand Jury 70 inyesigt th
natter l. does eUueny belong to them 20 meltion rs
ltnclous influence. Ils OF crime fills the prisons
issfer ihSn the community build them The means OF
Indulgence aouudsuiy furnished by numerous shops
for the egs sale u iufo1 eating drnksTogg-res Of al
hole IL The wall aud The ahy eel ~here the air reek.
with stencil and basphtmyihe resort If the idle, the
houghfless The pr0tErste, the Tunlan aud the hArJ
lie muucipa4 authorities remove this nuisance or -
tat abAte H. Whenever HEY viii Il is much Ia tnrlr
power as the ot the the dirt IN the streets
Boston is the focus OF the Liquor manufacture and
trafic for New-EnglaBd, and has a great amount Of
capital embarked in the business The State law PRO-
hblting the Liquor Traffic is there deliberately dehsd
ard Systematically violated; the City Marshal who
eHd have enforced it having been removed in order 70
give lmPuug 10 the destroy ing business. Boston Is
governed BY Municipality nearly as corrupt as our
osB AID quite Is shameless. Temperance nen VI Mas
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NEWJERsEY ITEMS.

Tgy CorRr on PsRDoss.Tbis tribunal now in session
- Ter l. composed Of the Governor Of the State tbs
Chancellor ard the sI judges o. the Court OF Errors ana
annsals This Court has power b remit faes and for
fltres and TO pardon except ia OF mpeschmsnn
Tie most Of the appeals are made by women. usually
accompanied BY their children.
The FOURTH Oy July AT PArERsOs.-PfeParsncn % ~
an extensive scale have been made for the
the Fourth OF July At Paterson The military ADJ 10
coup.nies vii unite in the celebration. Hoo. Nu%r'A
Thvn pson Attorney General vii deliver the ofA''n'
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Welesrn from The BiNEcsofl Dtslocr1t thst Judge 4
; Waited formerly Of sieubrn County tbs safe and
eeity appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court OF VI me
sot has been asgned TO district on the side OF
ne ssFp-insudng the counties carved out OF tie
SIOUX lgf.hsse' AID viii probably reside at MENDOZA
So%-e I. Is a ofo'h'r Of Afiorn-y Genera Chsdad Il
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Goa.

GOAL DOW sell my best Red Ash. screened ana
A. ~ 9ttos a. ''" 81 ~ - hoats IS
WV 4,..,'- N'sh o.. if.ihk CLINTON, Nias-st
{ OAL.-Iht subscriber is nov prepared 10 sup5lv
- consumers IN he veii5g kns o.. Autrssiie AID
goa, Peach OrUhaft, hacA Ncah l. ti.h Esrsr
Otiel tsrusl Sdney ssd Culberd scd aid >,
p q he hf qualfy shh ne oaers The Vs.
loet Pcs eetsIee Of eci on nc vessel tom -
zee JAWS WORTH, sOu-csf coTacr Albany AID WasAsS.
s-ssf Nt Gel Then ysou-st. AID 6lh-tv. Anos-s-
Otctfs len az the cfee CT r. " WORTH No - Walst
j0nIt siieuton $3.50 vi '''7''e
llslON COAL The Pennsylvania Coal Com.
IN 10 srItsh superior he Ash Pftsson Coal Of
s.ss, - ~ "a odcf, allie ttT s.can sLi.us sla do
srd Be W. ~ @ ese;s Or yards la ns CITY, Wlansbu7sA
sve $50 49,, N,satys facilities enable II 10
- 90 ll'n % vessels l0sdre % Yorf T pO Fv~, p
An, Pc delivery Of Cot o. d1nesc purooses
- WV WV 20 % otduay I'D Ma-s,
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The Youngest member Of the Massachusetts, Constitu-
tonal Convention is AIah VI. lde. Jr.. the editor Of
The TomioH Democrat Mr.. lde vas born Feb ,, ISIS,
ards therefore = years of age He the Democratic
candidate for Congress las! November, in the I'D Dis
trict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

NOTICE of DISTRlBUTION-NOtc is hereby
~ proceeds the sale Of the real Frederick
Moor Of New York deceased lately made b. Sss
Dsy under the order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of Ner York
will lie distributed ACCORDING the Surrogate Office, the City
NewYok the second day Of August O'Clock
forenoon Of that day. when all persons having claims demands
will them said Surrogate with their
oT vouchers A w. BRADFORD, s.rogsts
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CREAT WESTERN MAIL LINE-Sixty Miles

CsLAndaiSus June IL, ltoS
GREAT WESTERN MAIL LINE.-sixty Miles
N0RTaFRN iNBIANA RAILROAD
eS ef T kfSosA c WaE2 S Al a1 I'D ~
Ee~.Yos Enc Rarod DuskTk aud Bsh.0 and .Ysn
via B"Gaio comet ns al Bafso with splendid
IMPlRE STATE, }. wi'on' C0m~s'ser MONDAYS and
soGtTi'EhN MlHI0AN, D. Perkins. Commando, wtDNES-
"NoRiiEBH INDIANA, T. Phsutt Commander TUESDAYS
Lawns s1aso every Evening, (suodays e1ccptedl
"a 1 S' f1 1S .pced sTsn 'sy
The connections Win the ESp issI at IaeGo .sa Monroe ''
Fort, bonrs from Chicago Time and saved by
Pa. asers psienins can aks Shore Railroad Toledo
&C. RoeI snS Raesd TO La SALE cnan. only ..S
sI1ous Line o Reiliood to the limo; River
Der 1 JOHN PonTFR SS1f Eo las Broadway Dey-'
YfOLEDo, NoRwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL.
si bs 9 t sa am s eve ana PsS
ps,cSs ihe MY ,r,re Rssoad Ess
gfs bcsi expeditions route between Laep c CAsss'
a0aS Lows s1rMMFR ABANDONMENT.
% and se M0NnAE Nay o PASSENGER Trains WI 'sAe'aIJ
tsunday' excepted IS follow Wv, ,.no
Accommodation At . u A N, st,ppinsst slI.,.tioqs
Dy Npfe IS NJ sopIauS oH at Fremont Bellows Mon
MIS- tsr,,s I5P,M 'tcppus orly srenOnt Believes
h'n-os'ue' No'N'1 ana ~ TDsr'1 cr,,,,.xp
Day 10 N. Stopping only Sor0st, Moao'rirs
1sssrau5s atioa a 10 A N, Stepping # al sstor'
rhsfA2A. SbP ~ stopping on' At oSernn H'ngaS Men
eoSsTSr,sS nisfcuN
Harced Ce,fo ss aii roush ChsFo ard Rock
bsud RsE, ILLINOIS, Rvor forming me ,e
At Bellevue with as c. Mao River Enc Railroad
fsuelsk, Sprrgfed Dayton Cu.ir at Ind u13s a.
M.uoevn with utns cf Narcl aud suts.y Railroad for
sabduskv shelby Junction Counhu Lsres,,c Neeats, Sc
IN Crslanu Iounbus snd tfc Snan R
resd fI Conn ZOE, { ~ uusitl ofd W sNcns
Cleveland Ni ai Lake Shcf ha oed Tor Nel OK a.
Bosson Aauy. Aad co. Vow los va nkls with
saus OF SlsNesud I'D Pittsburgh Railroad M PrsDugh, lhsas
pAis. Baltimore aaS Washington Dy. p h. PHILLIPS saot
DTFTAIO aud NETWORK CITY RAILROAD via
~ N,y-Yot ed Erie Railroad - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ke,e sci nosut-st r. tlo~s
NJ ftFrAfo tNKEss Through lp u hours ~ ul-ai"S visa
o etuuee 81 oagcnge.
A. NJ. MAIL lGAN-Stcri b. 81 az tatiers
ePN FNfRE.s TsAIN-ArNe Al Euaalo q. i0A.M.
Tcltts No. Cour.landst ana 60 foot Il Rue1e-st
&c. iOAT, s. PeriatsndssL
VIC TuLN,pet, Assnt, "a. Cocsiianli 81.
DOCHGS1ER LOCKPORlan O NIAGARA FALLS
~ RAILROAD o9cl q SJfFAlO-lte nost Street gurk
90 md cisfsl ~ fonr'o Snrio1 ara Csnaas Nst
O. srG Ee TUESDAY jan IS ita s dnAesel iot
futec err Nsfsrs tss ,ows y A led lS eesrrn
~ tan s'save Su1ao . I Rochester az 80 All
-1e4 FM Pew oT f1hao all hud q ra's superior
$eht eouo 20 ohs fe roa1 thorss1 'u sat lf.
e N srrey snd oc0r'yes TIE pseuf tenlr - u
lN. UsRRYN C0LRTKy S,ot
CAMDEN and AAiBUY RAILROAD to PHlLA-
tli 4 tcn fcr No North River o,t Bstterr place
Two tt cay % no A. a. atd p Aerr-aoi.sen Lac al ~
y Nteite 4htNION South Antov fhcre cars 70
rocereH. 80 steam tosi 4 SrOthrON D. Phalenhi Tsrs
= AT,es f' = r. = BY Steamboat fnHN POTTFR t1
Amy fntpce fr-t 10 ta den bVca Ihri. 4. a h9 Far.
e. Ae'u1itf leave iaialelptis 10 A. A. 49, p ~
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Nem2lotk Daily Gribu11s
PROGRESS OF RUM LICENSES.
Fiji, Ward

Finh Ward............ Third DAY.
The Commissioners Of Excise for the With Ward Aid.
Boycs and Assistant AID Maybe, in session At the
Mayors Office Friday TO grant further Licenses for the
With Ward Capt Carpenter present with his list of
places where liquor is sold. Licenses granted as fol