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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Tor MELBOURNE and PORT PHILIP,

Il Oh 1uIbDOChNI IOhi
Il AUsTRALIA-TbeAl,New -York built CipperPscke
cargo and OF first and second c4ss and vii s
from Newly FORK pubcusy be 18th Of April The TEX AS
vss built In the most thorough manner for regular PACKET
Ship from kevYork ben accommodations for Passengers
gard TO expense well ventilated spacious and elegant
fitted with but two tiers Of bsrts nearly all sinze the
hfht 81 Cabin tsayf feetl where other ships have
three teIs and al double betbs The beIths the Second
the sides of the ship. thus avoiding the hanging
hnees Of the ship IN the berhs also the nauoeons and
Unhealthy stencil arising from lze water a. the srreaks
when at sea The ship will be elmmsnded By exPe-
minced and Efficient CAPTAIN and Officers and pro7l1ed
With skful Physician Our provisions VIII be selected
with ard be Of the best quality One f07h Of passage
money RENTED Will passage for which apply 70
JOHN 3 sARDY, No 81 Soufh-st- corner OF Wall, or
THOMAS II. SANFORD, No. 30 south-st
N Y. AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
lNs SHIP LINE, through to SAN FRANCISCO VA
AsPIN WALL and PANAMA. At greatly reduced rates
No detention on the iahInns The snd fssf sdeweel
double eng steamship UNION {, 80 TINS Rich Adams,
COmr will leave New fort for Aspinwa tNavy Bay from
Pier No. North River on TUESDAY, April ats oeoes
precisely connecting witt the and magnificent
s0e wh Ell doubles gne sesushp COkTES, 100 tuneD
Tboras g. Chopper Commander, which steamer VIII BE- IN
readiness PANAMA 70 receive the MONS passengers
sud sail Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The sceonulo-
daon, and ventilation Of the COes all that can Be de-
red Her speed established the between New
Yort and Panama while the Pacific coast 10 unsur
parsed. .y,
snre comfort expedition and safety Passengers viii Be
landed on the wharf Aspnwsn free, taxing the Psncna
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for tins Line are
''' '"'' DAVIS. BROOKS Il Co. General AGENTS
Mail Bag made MP al the above Office, under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
pubic.
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New.Yerk Tewn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sgLLIvAs Ce.--Fremont, it 10 said, has elect
ed Wing whose election. howsves, VIII be ds2a'ed-
Il the new Board decide IN svor Of dc Legality Of nc
election Of Gsney undertil the Board wn sand !
Wing and ? D>nscnn.
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rHH MEpIcAL JOURNALS

Misery your Ce-lAj ssvlsfins " "a hywa--- siss-s
ar war Aszhh ksr-rre.- and ecEsiusea seccr-<
r-nzn very truly yerrs, VI A. WOOD, ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
MATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
w WARE, kc.--T. ID. LANDER, late of the firm Of
nruss Lander, informs his friends that he snn IN
pess and will be pleased to see and serve tne a. s
"a stand having ..lade connection with the old and
vi inown establishment of SQUIRE a BROTHER, un'
10 IN The greatest variety all the latest styles OF Jewel
and complete assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches
III. the hest and AZ the lowest prices o.
Co have the largest retail stock of Plated Ware TO Re
and in the city which they offer on the lowest terms
SQUIRE, LANDER Co, No. 81 Fultsnst.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the surro.

gate Of the 81 Se- fes not hersy over 10 ~ pe
.,. h.vns e.s asan JOHN l. ESTEyE ais ot the Cay Of
Nr~ Yor d.aed pr~.t The 9TH vouchers thereof 20
Me nlrr 81 her rs-drnc No N Thomas -, ~ me CV %
New berc h- dsy March neti Dated Ne- ios
the Ell a. Of sept 1861 CLORlCE EsfEVE AdaHni''f-h
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surro-

cate Coupy II New Yot notoe ;. hereby sven W 81
rs h,SIus clam. assns, JOHN WALSH late Of the Cay Of
New Yo,t clergyman deceased present the SANE win vouchers
thsre d, the sabscrber a. his redcnce 18th q, fofsVue IN
% CT, Yosh third day september
SET Dated ne nnrt~enth day Of march 1888
a.. - I.wsun. $ FtNLAT w. d, Esscaiof-
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DoCUFSTTR LOCKPORT and NIAGARA

III FALLS RAILROAD open % BUFEALO.-Ihe most
direct quickest and eheApes rUute 70 Toronto hani.soa
an anaiA Wsst-On and after fUE>DA1 jan - $50,
tsir. will cave Rochester tor Buffalo ana Niaxs nss a.
faIou.: 10 NJ and li5 VI Returning tTan VIII ease
Easo and Niaxrra Falls for Rochester NJ 100 An sni "
pN Passengers tor Buffalo wall ind this route superior IN
ont OF eounrf 70 any other. The road Thoroughly oat
"a eouipped with entirely and locomotives Inc
rye.et trruinus Of the Road in Buffalo 10 on the Terrace
the most eeh'iA P0''O" y WARREN coLBURN, sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

PROM PHILADELPHIA IRON LNEkFVsL
saloon after StAteroors sc ssOonee- srAterOons p rms
- n1idstIp - - rndship -
forward - 80 - forward - ~
InoludiuE Steward fees -
THIRD-CLASs PASSENGERS
limited number Of thirdclss passengers vii - tsken
from Phiadelphs and Liverpool and found IN Proy-ons
From PhaderhiA so From LIserPool 30 g1in>as
Certificate or passage vii be issued h@re 20 parties go
desrUus Of brnEnE out their friends a corresponding
rates -,
Freizht 50 Per tun, coarse goods hardware, ke VII Dc
taken subject 10 Agreement
Al exrerienced Surgeon vii b carried on Zach shp
Small drafts drawn a ssht on England and Ireland
For FIRE zht passage apply %
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No u Erehsnse- place y. L,
,u.nnso,, nnd NO = W si.a, - nl..ls. Pnl'
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN l! CA !

HNHE BkITISH and NUM- III hDun. ,. 49,
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS from NE"-ioh Urn
- IiXrRPOOL-Chief Cahis Passage, Sl20i Second
Cabin Passafe, $40. ,, c,.-rc-,. ~.
call ~ Hahfsx. - .,,.,,c. -. r.,,.h
ARABIA Capt JudkinS AMEhcAa esPe S hetsn
PERSIA. Capt Ryre, Eoko1A SapI s Snann"1'
ASIA Capt F.. &, Lett, IANApA, CSPL S,oue'
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NlA1AhA- oapa Ns"s
rtrse vessels carry clear white hight II mast lead green
AFRICA Harrison. I'm. NEW YORK weanesisy; Feb. 9.
CANADA stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Feb 10.
ASIA Iott from NEW-YORK. "Wednesday, Feb. -
hMFRIC A. Leteh froln BOSTON. "Wednesday, Mach =
APABIA Judsins, I'm NETWORK, W edaescsy hAroh y
Rertls rot secured until paid for.
Anexpere0ced Surgeon on board IL, T.
The owners OF these saPs VIII not 10 ~
IN .fss unless bills OF isns are slsned ceIsOr and 0o
yplpe thereof therein expressed
fei "''."'' " s. C('NARD, No. Blowing green
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-Caro,

| hns Bs.dsm asans, B. A. ksppsr-slmnon. 'of money
e.mabd N eonfrast A kEPPLfR, dfirntant foa ae
hereby sumnansd and required We COMPLAINT IN 'h
ssop whch b. flrd t~ oc- 81 he tsft OF ne ty ani
County Of Ne~ Yofk Hal he sad cy aud 10 sef's
e OF YOUR answer the ssd complaint he ubscoef -
be- oc- No IL Wal sad city within twenty tsys A,f he
.rrvus o. ha escuese Of ne day Of snch
ad cof1gnuf within ne nne
..re-ad plntd his action I'll tsss iudgsnt asss 700
a. H. .sa o. Hahfei sad Ezhy Dollars, IA interest tom
80 sss ~ IL June o h1asanf hundred aui ayso
Do. fb- COSTS r Dated fstruary IN, tSh3
LENis ~ RsI Pa.ntlfs Afiofa~y No u Wal q
FeLrusrY - iau6-Mun -
he complaint n ne ahovr ~ust acton duly hed % iae
NJ aad County ke~ fork, ne Ntl
IEMIs NJ ksI. PLalun A-lnrnsy
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the Dis

rAsrr a an rssos~r, n.oS Prrs-sa e ne ~
~- :. ies ne .rr<g q ~ pr ~ RS cA<ses
n Sruz Part ., ~ Rs-ss ssai4es- OHS ~ -
ssd ~ ne LIE Sra e Nosle ca >S'e erst eeasa
Fskruzry " is0 cgv4.crs sFr~r eenee hea $780,
Coxry y,x- 81 ~ss ccsry - Toes sy hrs cv W
Ose sese< ~ ssA &s ~ tPea sesi q leoest
~ ssc~ sAsv have az as>saaHe
.lSal r. sds o sa4 o,sea, al h - seaAsS
frurl - 3cets Ia as1sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

A USTRALIA--Clipper Line-Ihe a l
ESs,er row losdng st Pier r r. wall succeed the Cen
loo a. snth ship OF the Line aud sa for hELbVohNh'
fVRr Phlllf seth MSreh. The unsurpassed accom-
rcs0ns 81 this noble chip are sufcieni ntacenen iur
her; and the established reputation VI
as ar regular Line for dispatch over AL Others Is sas
scee fe intending engrns ~ by hef IA precrrn0e
tLy other vess boGnd ~ those ots For teisht or Ps
early application should be made 10 WIN. I DuSAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
A AUSTRALIAN PACKET-Excelsior Line

N Teg MELBOURNE, Port Philh9-rhe entirely
tsw and real clipper GSM OF THE SEA. - Bowfee,
bmandsr onN sC0 tuGs reg ster succeeds tie clipper
PANAMA and will SAL CT shcal the nrst Of April TIE
Rost o. her csIg0 epgeS Nc s,eegsgc seoona cab
,Ssnsts tker frog the farltleSs eae Of hs bosstul
ppt and the long sXpeEcace OF Capt BoSree passages
b he lnAn and Pacific Oceans * IS confidently predicted
d, will Slsaf O. al coupeo.s and make the passage
zee Of 70 dAvs She hes ~ Pier Ne IS East Rycg
Fer calm passGge or irei Sht apply 70
RUSSELL 4 NORTON No. 81 Old.ssip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

NOTICE.-The steamer UNCLE SAM VIII
IN be detained antil The 5-h Of April Passenger vao
have purchased tickets from the ur6erEned viii Be trans
S-red hat date they prefer the money WI D.
refunded On application 70 2 MILLS,
No 81 COur.lEn6t~sr-
Tor LIyERP0OL-United States Mail
i steamship BALTIC, Capt J. COnsook-This <ean-
sr VIII dspa with TIE United Stats Nails for Europe,
rositiely On SATURDAY, April az y O'Clock from
hti birth the foot o. Csnss No birth sczrd until pad
for For rsiEbf pesseze, having uneqa4ed scconocA-
ucns for eissspce snS comfort apply 20
EDW'D K. COLLINS 4 Co, No. IS NaIl-s-
PsesenFers requested 70 b on bosrd a. ilt A VI
The steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed the Bsire, Snd
psi ApHil TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

EOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and
IL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS TIE splendid stss'nsr
SOUTH AMERICA snd COLUMBIA wil cave feot Of
Hrrrisort every s1eroo0r ococx- eonneonns vith
Stage from Se~esh knsston AID Cxrskin and haason
Az BIr kshfre Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse q

sb E.a surrosste OF the County Of KING Notice here
bv gwen according aw all person. h..ms saus ss.A
9rsRY WOODNAN ate the City Of Brookyh isocs,ed hA
he, s required 10 EXHIBIT the wfh me vouchers thereof 70
~ svhsefr AZ her reslencs rs Has It. the CITY Of
llxp on ~ before the eighteenth dsy of August usSt-Dstcd
EsaToary n isa MARY A wOODMAN, AdhnnisEa'ux
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
nor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

E'IIh BOOIO-NI OHE ~"'@ :,
pTyTRlT1s splendid and superior stearnen bAf
sTATE Can't VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE Cap-
seuin,nn BrAyton leave on alternate days lSanaas
- from Pier No n. R. near the Battery, 81 NJ
-, f-sht AMY on board ~ the office % flef No
I,bt 10 BosfOo V forwarded through With Ereaf Ms
p.trh nv an express freight tam. - - -,,x,.
f''N' irIsDkLF BORDEN. No. 10 aad u "essst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
DOSFN.RY and CASTOR OIL are decid.

D0SEMARl and CASTOR OIL are decld-
IL edy the incest and best Artees IN the world fSr
daudrua promote nch and luxanant srowth ami renier
il so snd pahe AL the genuine, wheh . seienrncaiy
ard ehsuAy prepared VIII have tie ssnature OF j. kUS-
SELL SPALDING upon il, who IL sole American Manu-
fsetursr and Proprietor Principal defoi At No . I,s-
rroutrow, Boston sold n New-fork oy kUSdIoS:
Broadway TrAl bottles . cents; large bottles, iSc.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse

smith Ia sarfagats the cOsny 81 KING. notice hsfety
sy-r Accofdns " N al p-rsons having cne asan hObLhI
ASDIRgOS hfe of Town of Bgshwles kne' County %
60. mai thew required esht The ne sonchrs
~ ~o 70 Tho Attorney sah-crer WILLIAM klCHAkDs
Al No l5 the Ct u WdAmsqursh, or esioro ias
~, is.sBN. MATiIDA ANDERSON. Adnnai.tssr
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro

gate County New fors notice = hsrey Hsea 70 =, yer
900. HAVING CLAIMS agsa.t Asa GOODRICH hts OF the CITY II
deceAssd the With vouchers ihereo 70
the subscriber At No ,s.s BroAd~ay m the CITY o.
ye~ Yors 90 before 10Th dsy sspteaef s.xt-Daej
New orb The 5th day Of March 1913 J. 4 6oophieh
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fiee, Adrian, Dec. Y. lS52 =, q.
JOHN y. PORTER, Agent No. 100 Brosd-st , M
TEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW-

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-NEW-
~ WORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct-U. ). NAIL
FXPREsS LINES.-Throush in hours-New jersey
Ralroad wa Jersey City LEAVING NewfOrk ats ands
4 and 81 from foot OF Cogrtlandtst Leaves fnadei-
mia sape hours foot fWanut Fare reduced TO - or
kr,t class and 81 81 tor second class. p,
One line leaves New-York az 3 aud A NJ ana ' ana 3
PM Fue in and P. NJ is 81 IS IN the A. and y
p NJ s5 Seoondclass, in and A. A. and r NJ, y ~
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and ChAhLEorON
,hyopah tickets d IN the above Inca and through Baggage
carried in and A NJ and 81 P VI. lines from New
Yoik Passenger. with baggage the feuy ID minutes
before the trains leave.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN 4 NORTHERN

vi INDIANA RAILROAD-On and aNer FEB. l. 1917
urt further notice Passenger TAIDs VII run between Chi
raso Toledo and Monroe daily except Sundays foJo"s
Chicago for Monroe Il s. VI ~
CbonSo for Toledo II 8. AN and ; PM
Toledo for CHICAGO al 8 AN. and Pm
Monroe for CHICAGO II u AN ,,,,,
Tn. Road in con juncuou with the Toledo ara Noi"akl
Lale shore New-Iork and Ere Buffalo and Albany aud
Hudson River RA roads form the ouy tA"ad COMMUNE
e.,ion between Chicsgo and New loTs CltV.
Al.o Railroad communication u now opened oelroen
ciraso and Columbus Cincinnati and Pftsbnzn VIA Ioe
40 ard Norvak Road which ntersecs the Mad RIVER sna
U.--,i,on and DAYTON Road, 8, Bellevue the Mansfield
Rad Al Nouroeie and the Cleveland Counbu and Cn-
npsti and Pittsburgh Roads, Il Cleveland -,
S""~''' ~ JOS n MOORE Superintendent
skN.IR r Ofice Adrian, Dec. y, loo[
IOUk PORTER Asput No. io9 BrOsd-st M.
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JHAD no WHISPERS. until used Ora

hams Ungnent Extract from letter troa T. OoSsn,
Alksuy y Y Il t viii force the eesro 20 gro
s.roug and thiek. ard Will Stain or nJure the SAN
irg entirely upon the roots 81 per hottie sent % sy
ofths country. R G. GRAHAM No y AnE-st, fo"iefs
p-1T
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CANDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to

CAMDEN and AMBOf RAlLROAD 70
y PHILADELPHIA. FIRM Pier No. !, North hyeI,
foot Of Battery place Two Loes ecy. st A. NJ Ape
N Accommodation Line a. A ", BY steamboat JOHN
pOTTER 70 South Ahoy thence by to bordento 20
and stssrnbo R. STOCKTON . Phillde phia Eare -
F1pres. Lane at P. NJ BY steamboat JOHN rOii IN 20
An',sv three direct % Camcen By cars Ihrongn IN
hour. Fare g. REFINING, leave Piadelphis At A W.
suf p. "
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IN pIrRSuANCE of an order of the Surrogate

OF York, hereby gwen "a al psrsts
k.xn. ,iu. .t.ins krELER late u the CITY ot Nes
Yorl present with voucher. thereo 70 me
herr the
YorL on or before seventh day VI NAY neaDated Nee ios
the loarth day OF November, ls1l. -. .,.. 80, -.
NJ lsNsmMs ELILABEth kEhbLh EteSu"1
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Goal.

NOAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
,or,t.ntlv dsharsing all the various kinds of Antra-
=. "a p;,n,n;rons Goals viz: Peach Orchard Black
Rsh. Lehsh. Liverpool orel Camel, Sidney, &c, &c
q the very best quality, Delivers ~ nSh.ops oroei
Ih-st, cor Thompson, and 9th av- cor Amosst
Down.town Office No. SO WAlist
|COAL.-The very best quality of Peach Or.
II sh,,d fR.d ASH egg and stove Sizes well screened
and delivered in good order from under cover % pei
ian Th, incest size for Groce.s alwsyson hand ystd'
No Sc Goe!ck st.. cor. Riying'oa. MAi' OLiNioN
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CrNrPAI. RAILROAD of NEW. JER.

- sEY-New-Yosk % EAsson, Pa Fare q n-sAl
No North River daily, for Easton and intermediase
plsee. ats AN u NJ. and SIS NJ. and for Somervile
ai445 PM ReturHng leaves PhihPsoursh at Ana A.
NJ apdSi5PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
EERRIAGE 70 HOBOKEN, 3 GENTS

H NOTICE-TO THE PUBLIC.-RedactiOn Of ferriase
yber The propreors of these ferries inform the pubic
hat thew have reduced their Of ase for foot pas
sepgers from cents cents for carriage or wagon
SYyen by two horses from 80 cents 10 3 cents and Tor
cart wagon or other vehicle driven by one horse nom
cents 20 M cents This reduction OF rates TO take effect on
Monday Merch l4th.-HobOken March II, 1888.
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-wINTER ARRASGEMENT-Ou and sfeL A9n-
ssy Dec q and until further notice Trans cave Elufra
acr CanAn6aiGuA - follows: =
Mai Tram AZ A N KTrIva- Of NFnf EKPrsss
Tr.in from New-York eounectns q, CanA7dAisaA WITH
taIr. on The Albany and Buffalo ROsi for Rochester, ba
hlo ard Nissars Fsns
Day Express 10 Pm or On SrTsA OF pay E1p1es
from New-York The tine II lesvtnk New York nay e
sen by reference the Atveremento ne Ne SiA ane
Erie RAilrued. WILLIAM q lAfbAA- SUIT
Esw-Yo-k Dec rs, l2Il
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CLARENCEVILLE, l.. FREE En-
~ CURsIONThere wall be free excursion 20 this beam
iiful village THURSDAY MORNING, March ~ a. ~
ocost NJ For tickets apply At tho general Office, No
7s CedsT-st or 70 J. T. RUMCIE, No 223 Grundst, WI
hsmshurrh J T BAILEY. No $50 Atlsutic-st- Brooklyn
and AZ tie depot n the time Of starting
d Y, MACFARLAN, General Agent.
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BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAIL
ID ROAD-FROM NETWORK = BUFgAL0-Di-

RECT -PuseBs.ss esve the oaiee Of n NevfSrs Md
Ys Rail- al o ~ DzA-e s. taking IN jersey City,
procesd wa Eew-Y aid Ere Railroad Hernelvie,
theres 70 Bu5alo direct.
BAGGAGE cHCcKED rHxcC6A
FARE from Nev-York . BES.o......-..........s7
Tekets Tn b procured the Oc- fthe NevfOrt AID
Enc Railrctd. 70. Of DrE-e-st Aac No Court anti
On and a.ter NOSDAY Mx-ca Z trains I'll leAve ne
foot Of D1zre-st-. follows. go
NoRNfys ExPRES-AfT 4. NJ k--Ive :. H1-oeilFTl4-e
sG P M and IN BzfLs n IS sane evea-nr-
Mall TRAIs-Ai 3 A ", E-Tlve n BaaAlo sIe 1e1f
ulorLins stoppIrx q; al s-A-crs
EyEsISs ExFzEss-5 P. ". Erlve a H0rae4lsviAe o-s
A " and u Busaio 5, II 5 mOruing
On SUNDAY one tran sub-EvenT1g ENpTess az 2 VI
Fxrrps- trains VII ror leave HcrnelsTe Tor b1raio IN
N ,fr The a-r7ya Of tie express trains tom Nswfork
J. g. HOTT. SuPerln-enae3t-
VI a Ne rCrurri.-t--er.
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CTEAMER for AUSTRALIA, via the

~ ISTHMUS Of PANAMA-The sabstantisl sfe.fnshlp
UNICORN, Capt w y. Lafrdge, having beautiful accom-
nnodstons VIII be dispatched from Panama the early
part OF April, for sydney New-Souih Wales under
and canvas she win tste limited number If First and
Second CABIN P1senEers who leave New York
By steamer Of st March for Apinwsl The sttention
Of peons wishing 20 avoid the voyage around the Cape
10 invited 10 this opportunity. Apply %
ROWLAND ASPISWALL,
No. 81 Soufb-st, New-Tork.
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A6bANltL IUt
ave SSt N sneie that 6ss o~en s1fnee1ss~
ven her ether pr-rsrarcn Soc the shove
ecr sInta IL rs violent sd Desperate ckss ef
eSted raseA eires Ser rsrents had bea scNndSea And
their eoodaoa prOuocRced hopeless ~ eiac prstioE-
ers q high professional ehsraeser
Ny once hAsl1S been a 1sre tbs Cordial Vas
kerr tor sale r over three yesa AMI ms oppoaar1es 81
jaaEHg Of 10 esect sos~h at The yry IL
c-sasng demand add thai without Sn<e 81 soFse1ent,
teIs fCr ltsef have seen Of weakness w1cA BAD
resisted al II Cor Ave yss- both IL tina place
and Phi abe pha and the person far candidate r scl,
radically cared Nh dozen botess lie bal hun
d-ss xtbout eheC ard cured with s~eufy-aT dol
a., worth o. - MOrse's Cordial =
A. KENDALL. NJ D
C q. RING, General Agent foG the Uuised States No
49, Broadway. New-lork-
sod by Drusss generally throughout ne United States
N put or ~ PINT hot;es with TIE worts q Morses
Ipxi.orsiins Corai blown N the xs Price - per Bot
t~ I've hotts IS; Eve bottles for 81 and 81 Per eoi
n B.-Importxnt slvice accompanying eaeA oosle~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

uEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON
30 heavy esh, for the sbove port may be had
BY immediate. application TO
sPOFF0kD, TILEsTON q Co. No. 20 sou,h-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
.,TrsM BETwEEN NETWORK and

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-iokk ana
- nIasCDW The Glasgow and New-YOrk Steamship
ro,,nspys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, lSS
ms ana sOO horsepower Robert Craig Commsnder VII
~ rom Ne,s-York for Gla4gow on SATURDAY, ath
Fi,st Cabin iSaicon State Rooms) ..,.....''.'e1
First Cabin (Mldship State koomss'''''''''''''
saS,od Calf s."ssssss.
Third Class. ''''''''''' -
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. Mcsh Nun NO - DiO-1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

EOCAE L..

SAVINGS BANKS LYNcHBURG-We publish this
morning the semi annual report Of committee of the
stockholders Of the CITIZENS SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS by
which it appears that its alirs continue be managed
rith ability and success Its history shows that Bank
in the commonwealth is entitled a larger share of
public confdence and while its dividends in ,aoaey
Lave been very gratifying & encouraging the ookho
der it has constantly laid up in addition the "ca-
tingont fund" an amount good will and public con-
fdence which should mike the Institution subject Of
just pride in community.
In the year 1891 it commenced its operations with a
car ital of "a few hundred dollars with shares of $40
each AMI by paying 50cts SHIRE weekly and carrying
the interest made the credit of the Stockholders.
the st Jan. 1850 the shares worth nine hpndre3
ami sicty obi dolars each Hal the system OF
paying weekly contributions been continued for six
months longer the of the capital would have
ceeded 100000, the rmarimUm allowed by law. At
the Frebruary meeting of that year. 1850, the stock.
holders resolved pay each share OF stock much
would make its value $1,000 & the stock was divided
into $l00 shares. They resolved Also to suspend the
weekly contributions, and to declare and pay dv-
dends thereafter Since that time se'-annual dividend
of per cent has been regularly paid, in January and
July of each year, and an addition contingent fund.-
of s23 S3 has been raised and SEASIDE Ito meet
demands upon it. Thus it will be that depostors
security for their deposits, in addition the
taken when they loa.ed by the Bank have a direct
and immediate lien the capital stock, amounting
Sl0n000, and on the contingent fund" set apart
stated. No Institution, herefore, is entitled
of public fayor-for the public rely with
greater assurance of receiving back their deposits with
readiness and certainty.
The semi-annual report of the FARMERS AND MER-
CHANTS SAVINGS INSTITUTION will also be found in
columns. Wehave heretofore expressed the confidence
entertain in the safe and discreet manag ement of its
affairs, and the soundness and prosperity of the nsu
ton. The nvesti CATION of the committee appointed to
examine into its condition represents il be. like that
of which we have spoken greater lengthina perfect
y sound state.