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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-20

ANY,. . :, sss.is s! IN. ss: u s. AZ.
river, 4. Bioekas, . ErAasshto~s. Blsdsn eoun-
~, Is miIes and back once week
Leave Fayetteville every Friday at6am;
A .s,s s & every Saturday
Arrive at Fayetteville same day by pm.
sOOa From West Brooks, Baden county, by French
Creek Church, TO Csntuck, in New Hanover
county ~ miles and back. once week.
Leave West Brooks every Saturday at CAM
Arrive at Csntuck same day by I'm;
Leave Cantuck every Saturday at pm
Arrive at West Brooks same day by pm
so03 Prom Cypress Grove Post Office on the Whining.
ton and Raleigh Railroad, via Long Creek Beat
TVS Bridge, and Black River Chapel 10 Harrcl's
Store, IN New Hanover county, SO miles and back,
once week.
Leave Cypress Grove every Friday at pm;
Arrive At Hsrrels Store next day by SPIN;
Leave Harrcll's Store every Thursday at
Arrive a Cypress Grove next day by l2m.
1904 From Brinkleyvie Arcola Warren county. II
miles and back, once week.
Leave Brnkleyville every Friday at IAN;
Arrive at Arcola day by 2 pm;
Leave Arcola every Friday al 3 pm;
3OOs From Graves to Leaksvie in Rockingham county,
80 miles and back, week.
Leave Graves every Monday at II
Arrive at LeaksvIlle same day by 8 pm
Leave LeaksviIe every Tuesday at 7am;
Arrive at Graves same day by p m.
5000 From Allemance Post Office by Summers Mill, to
Monticello Guiford county, 10 miles and back,
week.
Leave Allemance every Saturday at am
Arrive at Monticello same day at pm;
Leave Monticello every Saturday at PM
Arrive at Allemence day by pm.
son, and Leaksyille, to Danville, ia Pittsylvania
county, Virginia, II miles and back, once week.
Leave Salem every Wednesday at Z am;
Arrive ut Danvile next day by PM
Leave Danvle every Friday at I am;
Arrive at Salem next day by pm.
Proposals for more frequent trips are invited
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an From July l, 1853, 10 June 30, 1855
S*ao From Clayton Whetstone. the district OF Pick
ems. South Carolina, Is miles and beck, once .
week.
Lave clayton every Tuesday att ans,
nve ~ W hesstone same day by 12m;
M ns'ssons every Tuesday At L. pm;
..,- nrrve a. Clayton same day by . M
d~s B'ud, Raddishvilis, and EonvTIs. % Holnss-
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81. Charles. q sssissv Cry saeasv eesISy, Y
snalsd and back, oopSN Wssks~
Leave cprunaa Wednesday u am;
Arrive II Saginaw Caiy ThursdAy by 9pn;
Leave Saginaw City Friday al s ami
Arrive at Corunna Saturday by I'M.
Separate proposals for service from Northampton 10
Saginaw CITY Will be received
5coa From Detroit 10 Lansing by the plank road 81 miles
and back, ak times week, by Greenfield, Red
ford Lyonia Harrington, Now, Hicksvile, New
Hudson, kensngton, Brighton, Genoa, Howell.
Fleming, Cedar, Conway, pheipstown, Williams
town, and Sandford 10 Lansing
Leave Detroit al 3
Arrive AT Lansing same day by pm;
Leave Lansing al 8 m;
Arrive at Detroit same day by p M
Proposah for daily service will also be considered.
1888 From Adrian, by Rome Centre Addison, Somerset.
Liberty, asd South jackson, TO Jackson, in jack
son county, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Adrian Monday 6 am
Arrive at jackson same day by6pm;
Leave Jackson Tuesday at ms
Arrive at Adrian day by p m.
Separate proposals for service from Mendon, by Adj
olson, Somerset, Liberty, and South Jackson, TO
Jackson, will be received
1854 From Quincy by Butler and Clarendon to Homer,
Calhoun county % miles and back, once week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday at 6 am;
Arriys at Homer same day by 2 PPM;
Leave Homer same day at 3pm
Arrive at Quincy same day by 10 pm
1856 From osego by Watson Dorr, and Bryan to Grand
Rapids, 40 miles and back once week.
Leave Otsego Wednesday at 6 IN;
Arrive at Grand Rapids same day by 8 pm;
Leave Grand Rapids Thursday al 6 a m;
Arrive at OHego same day by 8 pm.
1856 From Detroit on the Plymouth plank road, through
the townships of Greenfield Redfod, Lvonia,
and Plymouth, to Worthwhile, IS miles and back,
six times week.
Leave Detroit al p m;
Arrive at Worthwhile same day by 7pm
Leave Worthwhile at Tam;
Arrive at Detroit same day by III m.
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WISCONSIN,.

From July l. 1853, TO Jane 80 1854.
7045 From Wnukesha, by Pewaukes, Merton, Mouehs.
Hartford, Iron Ridge, Mayvie, Moore, anJ
Conklins Mill, TO Fond du Lac, Fond du Iac
county, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Waukesha Monday at ms
Arrive al Fond du Lac Tuesday by sam;
Leave Fond du Lac Tuesday at PM
Arrive at Waukesha Wednesday by 6 p M.
Proposals TO commence at Monches will be received
7O46 From West Bend to Monches, 70 miles and back
once week.
Leave West Bend Tuesday at 6 am
Arrive at Monches day by l2m;
Leave Monchcs same day at 2pm;
Arrive at West Bend Same day by pm.
7O47 From Princeton by Montelo, Roxo, and Packwau
kee, to Deton, Portage county, A miles and back
once week.
Leave Princeton Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Deon day by lOpm;
Leave Deton Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Princeton same day by 10 P m.
7O48 From Ripon, by Green Lake, to Marquette, "a mills
and back, week.
Leave Ripon Wednesday at 6 a m
Arrive a. Marquette same day by 2pm;
Leave Marquette Thursday at m;
Arrive Rlpon same day by 2 p m
7049 From Columbus by Fall River, CORTLAND, Camhr
and Randolph, to Kingston. in Marquette county
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Columbus Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Kingston day by 4pm;
Leave Kingston Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Columbus same day by pm.
7O50 From WATERFOWL by Emmett, Clyman, Oak Grove
Juneau, Burnett, and Chester, to Waupun, q
miles and back, once week
Leave WATERFOWL Thursday at s am;
Arrive at Waupun same day by SPIN;
iduv *
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Leave Charleston svsry russday, rhhr,d.y, and
Saturday at ms ssz M #
hs..s s k.ss sss s.sss ' fas.ds, fsa.d.y and
Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Charleston days by ii pm.
Proposals for frequent trips viii be considered.
1856 From North Mountain Poet Office via Hedgesvlle
and lo%shawk Spring to Jones's Spring. 10 miles
Leave North Mountain every Saturday a, SPIN;
Arrive al Jones's Spring same day by 6pm;
Leave Jones's Spring every Saturday at III ans
Arrive a North Mountain day by pm.
Proposals for more frequent trips between Hedges
vile and North Mountain, and also for commenc-
ing at Hedgesvlle, arc invited
1857 From New Market, via Brocksgap, Dovesvilo
Brakes Run and Lymsns Ron, 70 Lunsy's Creek
In Hardy county, SO miles and back, once week
Leave New Marke. every Thursday at AMI
Arrive at Lunsys Creek next day by ism'
Leave Laney's Creek every Friday att pmi
Arrive at New Market next day by Jpn
27ss From Moorfsd, via Howards Lick, John Matthias
and Orkney Springs, to Mount Jackson, In Shenan-
doah county, is miles and back, a week.
Leave Moordeld every Tuesday OF am;
Arrive ut Mount Jackson next day by IL m;
Leave Mount Jackson every Wednesday al p ;
ss, FROM hss Ws%spos or Duncan, in Wood county
intersect the Parkersburg and Baltimore mail route
at the Junction of the Wilamsport and Northwest
turnpike, sixteen miles east of Parkersburg, IA
miles and back, week.
Leave Wliamsport Cor Duncan
Arrive at
Leave
Arrive at Wliamsport Tor Duncan)
2760 From Petersown via Gap Mill, to Sweet Springs,
40 miles and back, week.
Leave PeterstOwn every wednesday at Iamj
Arrive at Sweet Springs next day by IL
Leave Swee, Springs every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Peterstown next day by SPIN.
Proposals for more frequent service will be consd-
cred.
276l From Hopkns's Store Salt Sulphur Springs, in
Monroe county, 20 miles and back week
Leave Hopkins's Store every Wednesday at a
Arrive at Salt Sulphur Springs same day by IL m;
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs every Wednesday at
pmj
Arrive at Hopkns's Store same day by p
2162 From New Marinsvile, via Fan Light Packsaddlo
Carncys Gorby's Mills, and Forks Of Fish River,
to Fish Creek Post Office, in Marshall county, -
miles and back, a week.
Leave New Martinsvic every
Arriva at Fish Creek
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22

THE FUGITIvE SLAVE LAVA despatch from
Washington, dated Oct 4th, contains the follow
ing item Of intelligence.
The Department of the Interior yesterday recci-
ved letter from Col. Wynkoop, Marshal of the
Eastern District Of ofPcnnsyvania, stating that three
Of his Deputies were on the point of being arrested
on state warrant charging them with riotous or
illegal conduct, in the execution Of n warrant Of
Justice Geer ofthc Supreme Court, for the arrest
of a negro claimed as a slave by Isham Keith Of
Virginia.
The Marshal asks authority to employ counsel
and incur tho necessary expenses for defending the
suit.
The Secretary replied by telegraph directing
him to lose no time in consulting the District At
torney, and taking any measures for the defence
that he might deem necessary, assuring him that
the department and the whole government are de-
termined at all hazards and at any cost, to carry
out the provisions ofthe Fugitive Slave Law.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22

SINGULAR DEclsIoS.--Two policemen in Cincn-
natl named Hardin and Bloom were lately pros
ecutcd for attempting to kidnap negro named
Watkins They had their trial on Wednesday last
and were acquitted, the Judge ruling that as Wat
kins was negro, the law spposed him to be slave
until the contrary was proven. No wonder the
Cincinnati papers manifest surprise, both at the
decision and the grounds for it. 1t would be quite
as legitimate, and certainly not vastly wide of the
mark, to argue that because the Judge wears ears
he must Of necessity bc an ass.--Spriagfield
Republican.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22

the novel question before higher Court he had
the man held to hearing before the next Hastings
Court, on the charge Of remaining in the Common
wealth contrary 10 law.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22
LADIES OF RANDOLPH.

All honor to the noble and devoted Temperance
Ladies of Randolph. On Tuesday they had Bal.
lot Box of their own, and though the movement
was not generally known cast a respectable vote
The following is the certificate n the Judges and
Clerks 80 ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22

EeJ- We regret to announce that our respected
brother, J. W. Walker, will probably not be able
to attend the State convention at Adrian. lie is
watching daily and nightly by the bedside of his
daughter our little friend Kate, who is sick, very
sick, of Typhoid Fever at the house Of friend in
Salem. She was taken III while on visit with
| her Father TO the Col Co. Fair.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22
THE ANTI-sLAvERY BUGLE.

Atan election held at the centre Of Randolph by
the Ladies on the llth day of October 1853, we do
hereby certify that the whole number Of votes pol.
led ut said election was fty.seven and that Maine
Law" had Gfty-seven votes, and Anti-Maine Law
votes.
CYNTHIA NJ. PRICE.
SOPHRONIA c. SMALLEY, Judges.
COMFORT HARMON,
Z. ANroINEITE MERRIAM,
SornRoSiA G. sMALLrY. clerks'
We are assured by gentleman from Randolph,
that the ladies there induced many to vote for
Brown, whe would otherwise have voted for Coch-
ron. Have not the Randolph ladies presented an
example worthy Of imitatiOn.-Rdreano Star.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22
Gbc Anti-5laperp Buolr
snIcn, ohio, october %, 1853.
MP. GARRISON IN OHIO.

Mr.. Garrison will attend meetings in Ohio as fol.
lows to commence at 10 o'clock A. VI.
Weymouth, Medina County Wednesday the 26:h
of Oct
Ravenna, Portage Co. Friday IS.
Salem, Coumbana Co. Sunday Both.
Painesvilc; Lake Co. Wednesday Nov. 2.
Jefferson, Ashtabula Go. Friday Ith.
The abotionists in the neighborhood Of these
places, we have no doubt will come in and give Mr.
Garrison joyous greeting. Will the friends al
the different places see to the procuring Of house,
to the circulating of intelligence of the mcetngant
other nccdfu arrangements.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22

SrLT SALE INTO SLAyERy.--A singular instance
Of a colOred man selling himself into slavery, was
brought out in tho Mayors Court, in Richmond, Va.
hast week. man named Jones, a witness in a
Of larceny, stated that he was the slave Of a
Nr,Corrington, while tho Book Of the Hastings
Court showed him 10 bo a free man. On examinn
Jon it appeared that Jones was emancpated in
Richmond in 1851, and that appended to the ev
dence Of his freedom was an injunction from the
Court to leave the State on penalty of being sold
for the benefit Of the State. Instead of doing so
u appeared that he sold himself to Mr.. corrington
and had actually received part Of the purchase
money at the time Of sale. The Mayor stated in
strong terms his convictions, that the whole pro
oeeding was Illegal, and that the State had claims
for forfeiture which could be enforced in spite Of
the negos self salc but for The purpose of bringing
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22
EDITORIALS BY THE wAYsIDR,
ApnIAN, Michigan. Oct. Oth. ISL

hDRIAN, Michigan, Oct. 9th, 1900
DEAR READERS; Most hurriedly ! left home on
Thursday last that might catch some Of the last
Of the rich feast of intellect truth and love- which
was spread at Cleveland last week, with the inen-
tion Of returning Immediately after the close of the
convention. But instead of being at home to give
you pape7 this week, am here in Michigan this
glorious October Sunday, at the pleasant home Of
our friends the Chandler's. But though absent, |
will not forget you, nor the great object to which
the Bugle is consecrated. You shall have jottings
Of such thoughts and sketches of such incidents as
find time and opportunity to give you, by the
way side Ny good wife at home, and other faith
ful abolitionists, will dare say, more than make
up my lack of service, that you shall be no
losers by my absence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
w selling an descriptions Of
GOLD SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE,
at retail, 1T much less than the usual prices.
Roal Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival
with from him with each watch warranted per
feet time keepers. COOPER wAroREs:
Duplex and lovers in hunting and magic Gases perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
quarter second watches timing horses and gold and
silver cases. oHRoNOMErERs.
Splendid gold pocket ehronometcrs, which without
any variation EIGHT DAY WATCHER
Watches which eight days
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, some in magic eases
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
up aud turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine watches, four holes jewelled s25
Fine gold detached levers. 80 w
Cold enamelled watches for the ladies. ...... 50 90
Gold English patent levers. 20 0O
Gold English patent levers hunting cases IS 90
Silver patent levers as low as. 10 w
Silver detached levers low Ia W
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger rings and crossss
for sale at N ch less than the usual prices.
All kinds OF gold chains pare COLA wedding ringer gold
teys snd seals gold pcn and aenes gold and silver tnin
tnd silver spccaec5 gold tool ohstelne
cirius. dc.
serrg silver apcon cups fofks p Knives napkin rngs
fruit kuiNns, welding oase ftfet &c. Vssehss and
jtYoiry exchanged All watches warransl TO k0sp good
time, or chs money retained.
All kinds Of wacNee and clocks md repaired in
the Test manner at mesh leas Than sls Ts@as prices
ipoftcr Or Watches ard egery Wholesale ANA retail 10
OF " al street second Loor. near Broadway,
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GAS FIXTURES.

T,RENCH GAS FIxTUREs-NEw INPoRTATIONs-
Just received from the best makers in Par: large
choice candeabras and brackets hall
The has the honor call the attention of tho
public to his extensive stock All articles warranted and
put up with the utmost care.
d. DARDoNvILLE. AS Broadway.
NAS FIXTURES AND PART OF FURNITURE OF A
" family about moving for sale Of chan
dcliers sde hall harp and brackets sofas CENTRE
oce and extension tables enamsed chamber suite bed
seads oilcoths refrigerator &C. all nearly and in
the order Call at No 2S West Thirty first street.
tween and four o'clock.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


GRATIS.-NEW PUBLICATION.-A POPULAR TRE
tise on the cause and cure Of neryously debitateS
health and enfeebed constitution that harnss the Young
beset the Of pleasure bunes and study and embter
old Just published and to be had gratis addrosaa
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Ofice.
r ONION TIMES, s1sT MARCH, 1853 MYSTERIES
IL Of the Island OF Cuba in two vols. This curious
.raordnary work will shortly be presented to the public
Spanish English, and French. 1t contains irrefragab
that country its habits customs and
abuses-a times touching the morality of its
At others on the corruption Of almost al its public fnnctona
resmanguvres that put in practice to illuminate caum
to suit their sinister views tho living dead and
Of tho traffic carried in the African slavery from
which much profit has been derived by all the Governors
Of the Island with excsptiouhonor be to his
WESTERT0N, English and Foreign Library
20 st. Georges place. llyde-park corner.
MoRGAN's EXPOSURE OF FRsEMAsoNRY,--AF FEW
M copies OF this work for SALE by the under
signed price 81 aso Allyns Ritual Of Masonry price
John Pyne, 80 Ann street, Fowler's buildings.
pARTRIDGE BRITTANs SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH,
for this week, contains Rev. G. H. Harveys Defence
against the charges Of DR. Peck and the Wyoming Metho
Waahington Modern Inadety New York Cqnferenoe The
unusual variety other matters The initial number Of
warded to all who may desire to see it,
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INSURANCE..

TIVE BRITISH COMMERCIAL I1rM INSURANCE
l. Company Cornhill Lendor, and - Wsl strect, Now
York having, in dition Go its capital OF obV1 depe
cited with tho Comptroller Of " state S onrs trca.
security looking TO The maturity OF
claims twenty AMI thirty years hence and u propAcd e
reoeve opoas ipolu dug California and hntraa risks
AT mcatrl,. premiums LUNLEY FRANKLIN, Agont
w N ga stsSs,
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DRY GtasJsS.


GREAT REDUCTION IN PERCEIVE BEG TO IN
" form the public that in eonsenc OF our being sub
ject TO removal the of Nav
determined reduce stock table
lin en- bed linen, towelngs sArtiug nen, handk frcefs
and camhrcs as to in location WITH
tirey new and fresh assortment now on che way. We
therefore call tho attention of hotel keepers
boat owners shirt makers si tho uic generally, aud
form them That aud this date t the 23l inst
viii make reduction OF ten per cent IN all narehscs
amounting 10 five dollars and apwrs aud IN offering THIS
induccment remind them that goods all srked in
plain heufeE. So u not plf bo1a dde visa
part 60 reduce present largc SIC k which
tcuIeriy recommend their liberation. York
Linen hall, no. 80 broadway. JOHN DAVIS ~ co.
W goods store g boUeFy urge Nnd spmiii tot Of ncw
popds from auction VIA watersd, figured plain
plnid siiks cashmere, plain, trQphc shawle.
rlan hgured cotton all wool de aiaCs. frQaqh Eng
fish American uusps and prtnts; white aud brown
damesk tailo lirgn naphns, qsii.u mhrlce &c. Also,
another lot Of chose beautiful abtiiAs res1 goods
decidedly cheap For proof call 40 r. CAHa co. IS, W
rowtry, opposite Auderf0n's oegpes store
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ENXTRA PAY TO THE NAVY TO THE OFFICERS
Ia and sailors Nc Of tina United States Navy, who served
~ the Pacific during the Mexican any tinc from
46 to 1862 Call ~ the Subscribers extra pay occ And
et the eNtra--the double granted by Congress"
EDWARD ISSEIL, Agent and late pursor United Ststes
Navy ~ South william street, below Wall street.
nTrICERs, MARINES AND SAILORS OF TIE
" United States Navy and officers and mon OF the rey
service who served In the Pncih tho coast OF Ca
orria, during the Mexican at any time rom oip
to 1872 entitled In OF the heath OF
any the above tho ers can obtain " Address or
apply r. r. BETS Agent, 81 Wall streot, basement
IYNITgB STATES sEhMgN's sxThs PAY offtSA
" 81 Wall street. from, chce serond hoot-phoers $50
seu sud ~ rues or the Of SUCH
.srved in an, Utei ses vesse Pacrs
Apry sssNeye v. So"'S" Aser'
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MusEoaL,

N7oLJAN PIANOS REAOyAL-GRE3T BARGAINS
a " III pianos aud uel6deeus OF the unri
vailed pnppltry snd increased demand for T. Gilbert
CcH celeifatCd pianos with aul without the ein, the
subscriber las removed 70 the largo aud fpa0us
the u anthony street No %i Brgadesv whore IL
Offers fine ees0rtmtnt Of superior pianos at ps whss
defy competition 7. Gilbert Co ilnos have tho netal
lie frame sud warranted 70 stand any clhoeto sud give
sio0 $40 si2s $3.50 $3.50 Smiths C&rAortH Ptroc g.
So 800, $40 SIPS $3.50. Iiouden yalos for sale 0hcap
hand Tpiinn riaBos for sale leu Tow panD
and meodeOBs ior sAle and monthly Payments tkep,
HORACE WEIEhS. 80 Broadway
AIRS. ssGUIN, PROFESSOR OF Vocal NOSE
w italian aud English, saora6 AMI secular hs decided 20
devote few hours eoh day fur the Instruction o. Young
atos private those otended fer tho gc
ars. aegun viii lie happy " give q inf fuatiee
concerning terms, plans, &c a. hsr resta na0, ~ We've
street near HrovdpAy
MusJCAL-A TENOR SINGER CAPABLE OF efNG
wi ing the music ct tie Catholic service mey OBTAIN
good situation ~ ohuro! up town Address feA9f sasf
Herald Once
DIkNoFoRTE FOR SALE,~A HANDSOME ROSE.
wood rian mado hy ticlerug ~ an original cost %
lu dred dollars win be sold tnr little gne rd
its cost Is superb instrument aud ia admirable order
Apply Nc No. PsrL place, up Stare.
RIO BE SOLD CHEAP, A SIX OCTAVE P1kNo-THE
owner going to Europe Inquire st Mrs Bonds clntee-
tonery store rs West broadway three doors from Beach
street Price $50.
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Observation-Disclosures sVv10Es,


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO, 81 CHAM
bers streetNotic is hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of John Roach native of Ireland late Of
the city Of New York farmer deceased and who Is alleged
TO have died ntsstate that shall apply to the Surrogate
Of the scuIty Of New York for letters Of
May next, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated Now York, April 8, 1863.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM.
bers street is hereby given, to the relatives
widow deceased and who alleged to have died intestat
that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county Of New
York. for letters Of upon the estate Of the
said interstate the 9th day of May next at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon
PETER B. SwEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April g. 1853.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
beers street-Notce Is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin of Dennis Connor laborer deceased and
who alleged to have died ntestate that shall apply
the Surrogate the county Of New York. for letters Of ad
the estate Of the said ntestate the I'D
day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER b. SWEENY. Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April ~ 1853