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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

INDEPENDENT LlNE.-Through Tickets
Il for California via AspuweH and fsnsms. The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tWs, w A.
Mills Commander win leave New-l oIk for Asplnwal on
SATURDAY, Feb ~, AZ I NJ. precisely from Pier No s.
North River Tie performance of this steamer her
fret and stcoud voNsges Warrants tie hat the
passengers will resch Aspmwa IN from 10 days where
size will with the aud splendid steainSh
SIERRA NEVADA 200 tuns, J. d. Wilson Ccmmanaei,
which viii be IeseS ~ Panama 10 receive the paSsel-
OF the Uncle sam end sail Immediately for Sa Fran
These steamships both new, and Of the very
nIs class As e. accommodation speed. and ventilation
the unsurpassed by any vessel on the The tables
viii be supplied the most liberal manner both for Cabin
sud Sieefage PsseneeTs livery eNeTton will be made
the part 81 the officers and owners insure safety speed
and comfort Passengers win be landed the wharf Of
Asplnwa apd tske the Panama RarOSd for the Pacific
good surgeon at;ached 70 each ship WHOSE services are
Tree OF chSrge 10 the Passengers FOR freight passage
apply Go /. MILLS Agent No 81 Courtlsndt-st
fS-N Mailbag will be made ~ al this Office. in accord.
81 the pUthe.
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RAILROADS.&C. and aft

~ CT the 9Th q December train viii leave Newlo-
AZ o'clock A. NJ, from foot OF Counndt-sf.. arriving
Philsdtph a; II roon, a. the kenston Sts'ioa Tbs
lie viii le Relief Express Train the A. NJ ENp-e~s
Truu which viii Also through ;oGr hoHrs Tnrouss
Tickets for RstRlse, Washington. Norfolk and Charleston
sold Nv both ues. Tickets sold % passengers for sta
uos IN Ney-lelsey IN tho A VI. train only a. reduced
prices The Trrnton Accommodate Tain Viii. and
after the 9Th December, leave Trnon a. A NJ arriving
IN New-iork Ht l. noon. returning from NewN ora a.
T. NJ bv which passengers will Slso Ne Gained ~ rruced
r.icts relieving the s. T. H. Philadelphia Of way pas
tenr.ss Thee arrangements VII make certain s
connection Of the Ass aid hroagh passengers VITA tie
continues train leaving Philadelphia &c and To- 7. NJ
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Ale0ical.
J WISTARs BALSAM Of WILD CHER.

DR. WISTAR's BALSAM of WILD CHER
IL RY for Consumption Of the Lungs, Liver Complaints
Coughs. Colds Asthma, Bronchitis Group, Whooping
Cough Influenza &c This celebrated and inslhble rem
edy discovered years since that time IT
has by merits been rapidly surely and safely work
ing is way through the opposition OF quack and counter
until by its value and intrinsic excellence. il has
gained for tse most enyabe pOpu ary tnd established
Itself in the confidence Of intelligent and enlightened
public from end OF the continent the other. The
testimony OF thousands who have been relieved and csred
by this valuable article will show that ~ stands uurvaed
the head OF s other medicines Tor the Of diseases
for which iii recommended. The genuine DR.. WsAr's
Basam OF Wild Cherry for sae by duly appointed
agents and all respectable dealers in Medicine al large
cities and important towns throughout the United States
Csnsdas and the British Provinces
CAUTION
The original and only genuine VVISrARS BALSAM or
WILD CHERRY, introduced in the year 1888 and h,s
been well tested IN all the complaints for which
mended. For ten years II has proved more eicacou
remedy Tor Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis Asthma.
and Consumption IN it iucipent stages than any other
medicine. Always signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale, at wholesale and retail by 4. B. ID. Sands,
General Agents No. l0o FutOn-st.; Thomas Maxwell,
No. So Niam-st John MILAN. No. 1873 Broadway; Asor
and lryir House Drug Stores. ard No 10 Broadway.
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IN CHANCERY of MEMBERSHIPS

Ed-ard Thebaud surviving partner the ae Grm u
Borcard Thehsud; Complainant and Reuben Champion john
Bhnck and Susan his Richard Be,kwth and Auu his vile,
Fisher Champou Wi BeCkwih and Caroline hs wife John
Tinker Reuben Tinker Lacy Barrett John STARK and Nancy
h wife, Fha Tinker Ann Elizabeth Merritt. Mary GeorEs Msr.
Ring. Alexander Morris and juliet h. wife james Beknap and
Cs,A be wife. and John H. Chadoayue ard Nara bis wife D.
tutauts. Ord,r ior pgbicaton
appesrg the hath Sled hs ban
against named DEFENDANTS for fha
eco-urs ani sale CERTAIN orisssed premises the ssd BIZ
Hsut0d aEd hat process Of suhTQna 20 and anf~er d
ected the desrda hath been regularly ued re1rAabe the
fifteenth day u Dccluhcr but that the ian could
R found @ BE- served herewith, and that they have not
been duly served au BENG made By affidavit 10 The sat
art0u OF The Chancellor that The said Defendants reside out Of The
state NsyJ,ey, W.T. Reulen Champion, fsfr Champion
william Hrckvlh end Caroline ha Reuben & Tinker, Lucy
barrett John B. Stsfk and Nancy m state Couurtcut
Richard B,,kvh aad Anna his wife in the STATE Of Ono jobs
Buihrck and De ve John Tinker Eha Tinker, jane y
Rims Thoma Rims Eizl Hns, Alexander Morris and Juliet bag
wife, james eknap end Crsu - we John D. Ctad-ayne and
Mafa the STATE New York AND Ann Elizabeth Merritt
Mar, hcrcupou tins lSt day Of December utie Of
thousand crt hunded and hy notion u
X Mcdonald Solicitor OF The complainant iy his order d.
rc'ed by the Chancellor that the sd sbn defendants DO
ead dcmur 10 the complainant ball before the
nsteeuih day OF February neat that n default hrfeO such de
ud Aud ts uh@r ordered. That this order shalt within
DAYS hereafter, be- scryed puOnay the a denanis
BY delivery Cd thereof 10 them be pub.ld within the
sld The Newark DAILY Advertiser, newspaper
rrn- Aev ark State. and also The
Tburc printed The Cy oC New fofk and continued
therciu -uccs-isey Tor weeks, atiea every wees
u. WILLIAMSON, c.
4 II. II. Lsia fxe A
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IHHE WONnER Of the WORLD-pR.

THE WONDER Of the W0RLD-DB-
Il VISBsS COMPOUND PiTCH LOLENGE! TIE
great rrnsdv il a, hse discovered Consumption be
cured; As,hra win sooE b. the hnss ;la ~ere and
Coughs and Coils the parents Of thai tc aseAse tat -
Oflen brings the homes Of oar an, vanish a. j. y
marc before Tins sovereign remedy 80.
This i that vrhch has long been sought or $40 n
ful faith offered 70 the pubic certain ue ilr NSlN =
Gods. Hopping Cough Cr0ap. Asthma and to1saupaonl
and will any where uuss sufficient sTe ieft @ ss-
tain hfe check the ulceraton- and rso the PauenlI
health. Price , cents Der box
c. IT. RING sole A gent, No. ~ BroscTsy y l.
Sod BY GEO. P MILNE, Nc. 2l5 Fulton-st- brooklyn
SANDSs HOARHOUND COUGH SfRUP
- Only ~ cents delightful and sure remedy Tor
Cough, Hosrssness Consumption &C. Wholesale snd Ike
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DOCTOR VAN HASIBERT's GERMAN

IIFEMALF KENONATING PILLS.-BOth IN thc T.
male nfnary and IN private practice Doctor ian lambert
OF Germany has used these pills with unparalleled suscoss
For diseases peculiar erales they be relied
certain speedy, and unaiug remedy They have b,en in
about twelve this country, and have received the
approval Of Of the distinguished physicians in this
city There pr scpton whose effects have been able
compare with these pills the treatment Of females sud
Il not much that their has been than
equal 10 the combined effects Of all other remedies Those
WHO have used he know what invaluable legacy Doctor
Van Hambert has left the world By their females may
rely upon obtaining speedy relief whereby heahis restored,
and the pale aud dcahy oountenAnce place ~ the
rOssate hues of health.
~ B-Purchase none unless they have the certificate of
copyr the wrappers and the written signatures Of
III. G. VAN LAMBERT, ND on the duty stamp around
each box aud T.. NJ GUION,
General AGENT for United States, Americas
No. IT BoweTy, corner GTandst. Price 81 per box.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave perfect OF Duane-st. as follows;
FXPECss TRAIN att An for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
MAIL TRAIN a. An. for ell stations
WAY TRAIN al 50 M, for Peruois and sutern.
WAY TRAM at 60 PM tor Delaware, VIA jersey CITY
Express TRAM a. PM, every day Tor DunNiFk Anc
b. hslo.
Both Express Trains counvc; AZ Dunkrk with the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct 10 Cnoin
matt alo 10 sAudnsky Tulsdr. Monroe. Dr,Tc sue Cat
csEo CHAS. klNOT, Superintendent
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rTHESHORTEST and CHEAPEST

Il ROURE VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO. Only line giving Tickets for crossing the 18th
Through in advance Of the mail The new double
bufoeD. will leave fom pier No North River, on
SATURDAY. Feb. 8, at o'clock p NJ. precisely, for
BAN JIJAE DEL NORTE. direct, connecting with the
populer steamship PACIFIC over the Nicaragua Transit
Route having bot y miles OF land tranportaton These
.tesu have uuTysled accommodations sDd veDstiOD
FOR information passage, nj the lowest rates. apply
only at the Agency Of the Company, No Baiterypace,
70 Passengers are cautioned asans the representations
th ed runners for other lines None employed for this
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Ocean Steamers, &r.
rSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Fo-PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE and SYDNEY
AUSTRALIA. TIE magnificent new steamship
COLDFH AGE, $3.50 tuns burden. ---- Comnander'
WI b. dpached for the above ports on or about the 18th
Of ArRlL.
This steamship l. OF the size aud strength and in every
yay equal 20 the Collins Line Of Steamers and believed
vii prove 70 be the fastest steamship in the world.
Tie accommodations fOT First, Second and Tnird Class
pafseugefs are supeIiOT 20 any steamer ever built -
For freight or passage, apply TO j. HOWARD i SON
Agents. No. 81 BTJsdNsy
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DENYSYIyAYN PAHRoAD-This Road

Will he completed Pittsburgh BY Dece1se lst siteE
Which al goods eoEncd % theT AGENT a. PhLsdrl P!a
vii 20 thEoash without trSnsseipmes- within Seventy
Hours a. tie rates below published; Offering TO Merchants
shipri 70 points or the ONO River any o: the West
EN- wzics isctes rot to te received any other rcn
Tier arsI<esceLts alta connecting ruads arc compete by
Which GooJs Il forwarded to n Interior o. toe esi
" thUut detention. -.
WATER FREIGHT TARIFF
FROM Philadelphia 20 Pittsbcagi
LIST Czs~--Dry Goods BoOs Shoes, 6e 81 Per 10 "a
"a Cl.Ss-nsrtlMs-e, Machinery. Bales
Brown Sbeetins Woo kc- .socts- per lV' los
Sd Class-Cofee. 0useGs~Are, Heavy .
CASTINGS Sc ...........'.....so ets PEI ~ !os
Ah Clsss-Bacon Lard Fish. .oocts per ~" o<
No Cosurlission charged ,oE forwarding AZ PhsdephiA Or
Pittsburgh.
Eor furtber Information or Bills o. Ls9Ins, sppy 70
= l. ELLIOTT AGENT. No 7 Vets y Y.
r. H. HOUSTON, Gct. trcl ait AE,It Pa sc This-
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II TXURIANT WHISPERS anal MIS-.

H TACliES be produced in six weeks BY using
GRAHAM's ON0uEtT; This chemical mystery will not
njure the kin and leaves stain the fes ~
per bottle, sent 10 any part Of the country.
r.. @. GRAHAM No. IS Ann-st., FOwlet's Buildings.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

safe OF tho County New York hereby an rer
having clus JOHN GRGG late Of The CITY OF New
lork deceased present the With vouchers thereof
subscriber h. irnce No ,l5 Br~rker tine CITY New
York before the eleventh day OF july neat-DAte5 New.
Yoft the III day Of January 1883
jas Ias6nss DAVID T. GREENACK Erccutar
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TOLEDO NORWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAlLROAD-Optn Tor rssseteeis e-tEee, Toledo
add Mpuroeyiie Trans leave daily (except Suudssl
follows Leave Tele>lo al NJ; leave Moaroeye a. =
I. NJ fornirs continuous line Of railway VIZ Cleveland
sad Shelhy between Newly ~. Bos;Cl sld Chicago
The direct hne from Cleveland 70 AenloeYle WI! b.
oren shout Jan s0Oice Toledo Noryslk and Cleveland
K r. Norwsik, o., Jan, 49, ...s.
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N Y.and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

lNs LINE through to SAN FRANCISCO, via ASPIN-
WALL and PANAMA. No detention on the lsthmus.
The and fast side wheel steamship UNI TED STATES,
1880 tuusl VIM {. Berry. Commander. viii leave New
YoIh for Aspinwc, Navy BayD FRIDAY, Feb. T. at
T. NJ precisely, from Pier No North River, connecting
with the new and magnificent side wheel double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2,lOotuns, Edward Dunn,
Commander which win be in readiness PANA-
MA 10 receive The UNITED STATES passengers and sail
Immediately ion SAN FRANCISCO. The accommodations
aud ventilation OF the Winfield Scott all that be
desipd Her speed established the between
New aud Panama, and while the Pacific ceas is
unsurpassed.
sur, comfort expedition and safety Passengers viii be
hnded on the wharf az Aspnwa free, taking the Panama
Railroad aud cautioned that Tickets for tins Line are
sod only at No. 26 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Agents
JONES 4 JOHNSON 20 NaIlst.
Mail Bag is made up st the above Office under the
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
public.
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n)ater Cnre.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTl-
II TUTE, No IS La .ht-st Special department Tor ~
male diseases. r. T. TRAIL. 81. D. Proprietor.
DR.. J. L. HOSFORD. Assistant
H'HE n Y. CITY WATER CURE, No. lS4
Il l2ih-st cor University-pl Ample accommodations
for patents and boardsrs. q. H. WELLINGTON, MD.
GEO. II. TAYLOR, MD.
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nrn poobs.

WEI GOODS ss16 S% the vi hAs !; e 49, a.
w --fbD..Iii 20 secure moro Of those great bar
,;G s. Vet d the .a6:rsI you'd 5 e'1 unable to
ny hiOn cseqnepee Of the great rush, thai he has n
~ eeifs IN prooortion to the incseased demand
that ~ DENY ''' A. @ COLBY, No. 3 3d-av.
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\rEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-D.yid

Gould a. at Ameis ktu-SImuors Fof nslnry
ard he defendant ANEIGAAN kAIS Y0l
summoned sn required the complaint,
vsh herewith -efved upn and % Of
~ ny Office CITY New YORK, within tsu'y
ys tsr The hereof sscusv~ u the day Of -gch
a' iie compliant sofesail psuth s
M rsmcl he a. sfe - and Interest. om September
D. q, r- Gusts THOs. 4. FIELDS Plaintiff Attorney,
No. - hassau e., N-s. iot
Tie the acton led The Office 81 the Csrs Of
'te C'y s1t County Yor DE tsrl isy o. Jau11ry,
IEs. - iaWBas IHOS G. FIELDS, lin;.f Ato ny.
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N PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

Smith Ec %, 'he County knss notice her,t
aCcorins 20 law to all having WAL
TER HIGGINS Hs of the CITY Brooklyn deceased thai they
rcIed exhibit the with vouchers thereof the
scrher, WILLIAM y. FOSTER a No lsl D0n the City
New orb before The fourth DAY April nr1t-paied sept
-. ir,3 MARY HIGGINS. Ill.
Z. tfwfTISF WILLIAM X EOSTfr. N1-4''''i'f"t''
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

lNROAD-WINTEs ARRANGEMENT.-Deoembe Is, 1872
Trains out OF Newly ork-AocOmmodation and Special
al 7snd lls A NJ, and p NJ, through TO Newdayon.
At9lo A NJ and 6. L. NJ, foI Port Chester.
The ll4 A. VI. nus ia connection with train frcm New.
Haven TO Hartford and Springfield, and with tram over tie
Canal Road
TxFREss TRAINS ats A. NJ. snd 81 ?, NJ for NewHsva
Hereford Springfield, Worcester aud Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads. The An train connects 81
Haven with tIan Of the New-London Road 10 Ne"
London Norwich StoHington and Providence The $50
T. NJ. 70 New-London only
TIE A. NJ, stops Of Stamford and Bndeeport con.
meeting with Housatonc and Naugatuck Railroads Il
Bridgeport The 81 M stops at Stamford, Norwalk and
Brdeepor connecting with Danbry Rslroad Of Nowah.
sudwh Hcusatona aud Neugatuck Railroads at Bridgeport
Trains into New-loIk-Accommod and Special-at
81 ard 1885, NJ. and T. NJ through from New Haycc-
At9 A. NJ. and S45 P. NJ. from Pom Chester
The SS5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford NcwLondon and Censl Railroads A. Sew LyeA.
The T. NJ receives pass from Hartford end sIsss
FIELD and Northern Railroads.
EMPRESS TRAINS leave New.Havea srriyll Of traias
from Bcston az and $50 p NJ (toppus at Bridgeport,
Norwalk and stamford y leaving Boston al A. NJ AID
3. L NJ Trains OF the NewLonGon Road run u couDe-
ton.
See large bin OF advertisement at tie Station Mouse add
rincps hotels. GEO. w WHISTLER, IT. SGpt
New Haven. December. lG5e.
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NREATNORTHERN RAILROAD-NEW-

OYORK to VERMONT and CANADA.-Tickets are sold
at the wYork and New Haven Railroad Office Broadway
and CaDaLst NY To Bellows Falls Rutland Burlington
Windsor W te River Junction, Wells River 50. Johns
bury St Adams Rouses Point Ogdeusburgh aud Montreal
baggage checked through Express Trans leave at AN
aud s. PM, in connection with the Northern Roads.
Freight by NewHayen steamers from Pecksp every day
at NJ connecting with the Railroad 70 Burlington, St
Johnsburv Ogeensburgh Montreal aud eli intermediate
towns The Companies forming the New Haven Route
determined make 1t the most comfortable and EXPEDITIONS
winter route to Vermont and Canada. +. HYDE,
Railroad Agent No. 152 SOuth-st., NY.
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A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE.-YACHr

~ EXCURSION 10 AUSTRALIA The Clipper
Bark PEYTONA 900 tuns Will succeed the Abus as second
shin OF this line and sal from New York the 2dh Jauu
ary 1853 This beautiful specimen Of marine architecture
wac built by the worldrenowned Kay, OF Boston for
racer eud ks her nomeeke the famous racehorse she
has never been beaten Mr. MKay was the builder
Of the Flying Fish Flying Cloud Stadordshire, Sow
ergn of the Seas and other clippers IN the ne 70 Caor-
MIA and the Peyona stands preemuen among the proudest
monuments Of his skill She viii be fitted up IN style az
elegant unique and fresh provisions will be furnished for
least eh6ii the yoycge. II If confidently expected
that che will land her passengers at Nebourge the six
eth day from New York including stoppages II Is not
fair 10 compare this ship with the Ordinary class Of vessels
hitherto fitted and now advertised for Australia az the
PeytOna IL above competition from ans quarter. She win
take an experienced surgeon and all the attention OF first
class hotel will be provided in the most liberal manner.
drawing Of the ship and plan of bcrhs Will be exhibited and
Of pas and other particulars made uown by apply
ing 10 tho Australian Packet Line Proprietor Capt. A.
PELLETIfR, No. 30 Wnilst. or 20 BABBlDGE VAL
ENTlNE, COnsguees. No. IG6 South-st.
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feeal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
STATE Of The County Of New York hereby al
persou lavuz china JOHN MACE late 90 tie Cts OF New
1rs ruc-lker tessct present me ~ vouchers there
81 10 iAe subscribers. The One OF Wghtmaa Cara. W iN
Bruatwaf Cd frsnsin Hols- the City New iork b.
iore tie 18Th ay OF March neEDiej Ne r1rk 'hs na y o.
sept, 1851 SIMON SHiNDLER. Eyscltor
81 iavtUs HARRIET : MACE. Eveeu,rt.
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NOTICE of Observation-Disclosures is

~ hereby d the proceeds Of the -le 81 the Read Estate
a. PTTER 4 HORN he ct tie CRY Of New fori deC-aed.
lately under the The the County
Of New Yofs vii be distributed 1ccorHg law at the suroses
Ole the CITY 81 New oFk the dy OF February
ocnck the of TIA, day when an Persons having
deuind asnsi said estate NJ. present sd
G-ie with iheI proofs orYoucher.
diets A ". BRADFORD. surrCae
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GCAL-Tfe subscriber hss - yaIos., -, -.
soog.sr.ly es,tarsins 81 nc vleos S 5s q lae,
Ok AID Bi5aDous coas ~ Rsse' ss9ey 1e =,
Heath Letigh Lryerfo9 O'.tL n nanasos orig
~ lsF ssie ~. - 49, cor Arn0s.
Els CO. . ''-' i,o-Eo-toTn ofsce No g "sI'-
rOAL-Red A.h, Stove and Egg Coal ., A ne
y Lehsh stove and Esr sereeS en- e. aii
twest InsTEei pI.ce. f"la ~ JAMES AilklN.
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Il safe 81 the County New York. hereby m
prsors hsvrg claims ssains EUGENE CUENDEr. watch
porter ate ~ the CTS o New lors deceased present
With vouehes thereof 20 The subscribe he ofce No 81 Nasn
- The Cry OF New Yors. before IN day " March
Dated Nv York. the third day Of sept, lSia
- lav6nst lLORIAN QLINCHE. Fk.catar.
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,rrW ROITE-BUFFALo and NEW

~ YORK CITY RAILROAD-Eztenaon Of shs Srx-
Foot Tai 20 Rufao-This rad extending from Baf4o
70 HorneIsve on NewYork and Enc Railroad Is
con pleted and ID full operation, forming IN connection with
'ht road the shortest cheapest and most hecf rOute b.
tween Nev-York City and Buffalo IL OF The SIX foot
snEse and built in the substantial mAnneri and TIE
,rsster portion OF having been operation some month";
IA entirely tree from the rOuEhneS usual On new r0adA
Pare from New-YOrk 20 Bafalo. 50
Through tickets aud baggage checks BE- procured =:
the Dfp6t OF the Neyv-YoIk and Ere RKrOld foot Of
Duane-st- " y
The times fr lesvn NewYoTk may De learned By refer
ence 10 the advertisements Of the Newio and Enc Rail
road Tie trains VIII leave Horuesvle FOR Buffalo on The
srrval OF the Ere Railroad trans-BUalo, Nov - 2Sl
J. G. HOYT Supt Buffalo and y. \. City X k
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CLIpPER SHIP GOV. MORTON, for

~ SAN FRANCISCO-Thissp splendid Clipper is rapidly
s6ing 81 pier foot OF Waist East River. Shippers will
please have all their freight board before Saturday next
I'D inst For balance OF cargo in light freight apply to
SUTTON 4 Co.. No. "a Wall-st.
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HEsTER.LOCKPORTand NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAILROAD open 20 BUFEALO.-The most
direct quickest and Cheapest route % Toronto, Hamilton
am Carada West-On and after tt ESDAI, Jan 49, 1885,
trains viii leave Rochester for Buffalo and Niagara ais -
fo,rs: 72O NJ and 2l5 PM Returning crain viii leave
Bueo and Niagara Falls for Rochester 50 AN aud 20
PM Passengers for Buffalo will find this ou-e superior m
point Of comfort any other The road : thoroughly b1
aid equipped with entirely aud locomotives. Tie
present terminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
'n' '''''' WARREN COLBURN sup't.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrro-

Il Eiieof the County Of N-s York hereby gwen
pe,oS btVnE claims aeail,t FRANCIS L. SHAY late Of the 81
NeH lork deceased, 10 he Nth vouchers hcrro
y n suhcs-r n bis ocs ~ 30 BrosSay fe CITY Of Nr
lork On or before The tveu laird DAY OF May patei New
lofk the rineteeufh tay OF Noverher. 1852
r2o lavtmSf PETER GAsSNER ESerutor
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SJNHE BEST PLACE 10 get MEMS and
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NC sssrt1uent OF fashionable res1ymade Clothing asos
sneDdd assortment Of Goods which vii be MADE 20 9rnyf
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