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PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrcsre Of TIE
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
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nsrTis-sHIs JAMES RgTsoLDs. Ereessor3
TNPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of New.
Irr M " 80 s s , $500 a,s a "a ,s.s ssD
O. cS o seia % S-s d. saa S.S s,Si,a.T
NJ is-s1fs. 80 " - JAMES REYNOLDS. E-.euscr
n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
go; r nsia ' :iSI I'm 'i i l.: y Is c
T. Gee. Ne rs sS,s- u. csy q se-Yas 90 sr.
s H-'''' ~ Nay r 20 l.:St NJ Ton he '' 56s S FREY
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
jos sRcDff s:'a s' . s a,.; .'s'
n.g gl.s aS q
M is-snTss JOHN BRoDIE Asnsn=tr-sor
PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
easfrE 1HiIfR A c s f S a. +,
ssf e " ,,sssn he t yoOeb hereof 'shser the o1e
81 ls-sis June 's'' FsiI i "a faAfTR o. li
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith
E Surrogate Of the County of Knss euee hereby sococnso
NV 70 al HAVING claims nst CYNTHIA HtvENs ATE the cv
WILLIAMSBURG ed that heJ eued eKAi the 9Th The
voohs thereof The subscriber at No Is Betn,n st. he CITY Of New
before netiDs Janua "a lisa
rs la-su STEPHEN X THAYER,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
:. ss's: ss JOB JOIN 'f socfE e ' ID a
tie voahen de subscriber. Al
room - or before ne twentieth
day Ju5 DATED Se- fo 10Th DAY ofJnuary
tl a-6nTu+ CHAs. " ROGERS
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
p-rons
LEONARD
sn IT, Ne 10 Henry the cy ses Yo ee july
neIt-Dafed January
Tn
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EB-stn Of Tnpsn'ne csnphepe 6anPOvdsr on Of yiriOl
and lecte H. mp esunot lie carried at reisht
county.
Steamer Edwin Lswis Tor sals
BEssoN BROUwER- lseutA No. Isl west4r
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VIE SaS ShSfh and SOFIA so' jan. 1s
wife Sophia vseD Richard T. cOmrton Margaret wife
Mara f wife Herr Boyer, s.d CsSfne lis w Abe Bose
and Csihsne bis wife Jacob weLvelt Bos and Anaa soseTt
Cou mace The above the 10Th day Of Apn 1855 and Of
all having general hen ineumbranee BY udsent
ere, or on any Snsss sa5s or lr any o. me
in action and hereinafter described part thsreof
shove named his office No y Sas's9., The Cy and Coan Of
proof OF their respective liens or together with ~
factory veDs Of The ~ d.. sTsop and 70 specify the na0fe
TIE said s1e and premises sought 70 be aIto9ed are situated
;is Rsss IS So ps :.a s R
snsd Dutch Church The Cry Of NTS en- TIE GS S Of
point on line running sODs ea church oig
sut from The south Of FHsiG thence :O1. aid os
described deco from the Mner Elders and Deacon. the Re
City Of Nes-YOii said John westsrVet dated May 1917
and oI place Tor he theme e.eGy ss win
twenty feet to the westerly formerly boO.ns Ns~
s'I atHSss 0SR c p P With @ voc
part Of he sme sor,syeG 20 G 'Olu @
the place Of RoS Agb s S1h
Boe,sDUs Attorney for PlsintaN No 1876 Broadway, NY
CUPREME COURT-Edward Cromwell and VIII
MONEY demand Oh contract tOsEPHUs BRINKwoRra the
d. sSG 1sS % sS s e
the rs The City and County nthe City Hal, in the
CITY the 18th March 1857 copy
of said complaint the subscriber Office No.
sWa the City Of New York within days after the
service exclusive the
aud you the sid complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiffs viii take Judgment against for the
sl'i With eco from the 10Th day Of December
mIfiaw6wTu N. BOyEE Plaintiffs Attorney.
TNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the NETWORK GAS
REGULATOR COMPANY hereby notified that meeting
the Of the sed Company viii be held the 18th
HEXRY A GRAN No 60 Wan q in City Of Nex.Yori The
object the Capital Of the said Company
ard 10 accept proposition
pasy whole kiddes Gas Req u4to and for
tension the Of the Company by manufacturing and selling
" rights said throughout the
OF the United States The which proposed to
the of the said Company hundred ard
aud dollars making addition ninety thousand dollars tho es
fWm A SALE Jr E.s STEPHENSON
JANIS SMITH HENRY A. CRAM
s. I. CLARKE, HORATIO ALLEN,
Eew-York May T. 1853 J. c. BBALE.
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fesal Notices.

ATS SURROGATE COURT. held in aud for the
"A County Of kew-YoIk the Su-sogss o9ce n th9 C5 o.
NevYork eighteenth April tho err oo1ana
hulsd and FRY hreerrcseut AeKSu3E W bTsdoT 5rro
gsIn tia Matter the Application 01ssgs isass Sci rs
Real Estat. OF SAMUEL JUDAH dceas-Or estsrE and h
proof BY ko.yi O7er reIzns Benaf
Nathan Theodore Sixa ADD Marian Judah he ttnlratou OF
Samuel Jpdah late OF the Cy NeWYc.k deceased 10 sPpe
this Court the sixth Aps last and sho~ WY they
should not b Ac,s Lease SCI the kea hst1 o.
the sac S.us judah m the payment o. Ia ee5s 10 Gus
fhoS 10 tie ordered ha; Al persons interest,"
The said samuel " judah deceased oefore
SuFaie the County Neal Once IN the City OF
keWlork the frs DAY Of Nay 1exf a. ten cek 70 ne
Of that Day, then ard there show way ,zaory
should given tho Gd AfEnaaozsf MORTGAGE sss %
sell 20 The Real EsAfe Of judah deeesscd
Is snail be necessity ~ pay kiS debts -. =, -.
CLINTON A MILLS Prootms (sp30 4wDl
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II N. BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Hernia (uparel Prolspsus U,ri,
t.Dg vonbJ ev1rg 10 their AID distinctive ind1ce
raoea urts and consequently f, r7percdng - Others
fsnh Trussed a two week. age
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TNORtbe WEST and SOUTH WEST.-BALTIMORE

| EORthe WEST and SOUTH-WEST-BALTIMO
and OHIO RAILROAD, for Wheeling, Zanesyie Cincinnati
s. Louis ri: opened o.
cd The entire road fine order presents Of Os
9G ds TOP ths 70 ws 5
OF HS 'a SSs Isa s Ps. Ss
ssss afSsS in NE S %s Or sn 5 # f
baltimore at ard BY taking the mail train reach Wheeling
twenty nine hour from SswYOIs and wsntyfpa tT PhadepE
and PM meeting them the Washington Junction (aey
new and splendid steamers Of the Union line built for til.
convey passengers down tie Ohio clncas and Lo..s,
S9 9 St 1o' f: and or R.sf'
bus OF parts Ohio and the West may proceed fOn
by railroad B-Bssease checked through Wheeling
tE cEs s s' g lie sSe. saswEss on the rsu
lhia ~he.ies sic Cincinnati s 70 Louisville s2 from
Fcs r. e t spS fsGsR Bsofs and
SS the T agent f ssfa Ae ssss As No
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN d NORTHERN INDI-
w ANA All nd ss Ess las ssS LIZ s,
daily, except ssndsy. .. ,Slors'
feSis is ,Si c as:sS ~ .1d IN I'm
Monroe for Chicago At a AM.
This .onuncson EOr.t sAor.
form tie only Railroad communication between Chicago and New
Also, Railroad is opened s.tT-su ohssso
S % Mao SS RIVER @ Haaon s DAYTON os
ssv. &c Msn,d SS'S It s Rc P% the Ss'n Co
''n'u' NC e~'n'-1 JOS MOORE, sspsriaisDd.n.
MstSEh OHe' Ad'ii JOBS Rsf rt IS; A...
MOI Courtlandt-St, coEnor o! brcadSty, M
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
and 8da. the sSo and ciSBd and Pa.S
Roses tie sry entire Railroad Line between the East and West
The best ana most expeditions route between Eastern cities Chicago
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
sSd ssr M0NDAi May 10 Passenger Trains vii e'Ts i'y
Day sFss: NJ s;ofrss oa F:sosi Bellevue
Night EspTt ~ Is M OpFus Opy', Fremont, Bellevue
ENyEAN
Day kxprt 81 10 NJ stopping only NoEEsx aosioeste,
AeesH aCdsnOD Al 10 A NJ stopping ct all ,.asious
Ntt tHpIes 81 81 r a. opfs only Al oerh NorSas Mon
ro.s with ,os s Of NGs.a p ssst md
Rsaa o CHICAGO and way stations az ourh Chicago and R
Island Raiosd and steamers Illinois River tOsuHs hss S.
~ BeIevu. with i1airs o. Ma River ard Lake Enc RArssa for
sSsos S RT s Dol Sss ass ss so. for
Sa.ags.y shelby Junction co.emeos zSnsse ssSsIt Se
read ier CouInbas CineinDat and way statiOos
We Bs Sa I'd Albany nj Laaf ss 81 " t %
S s S s. eS and va Rs E'd IL F;Ss
UAIkAi. .D.....4nOAD of NEw,JERSEY.-NeS
E \: S:s :. E::ssa zoe An
Ps.LieG,sh opposite F.s q sns 10 N slS IS PM nus
Of u EhIabethwn by TIE n J. Railroad foot
viz ''s a. 1GTis, ssS !, With is.s
Tor BLsns scSs II INA 1 Poti.@ III ard Pa
son a., hsS Ga daily for Fsm,nstaa NssIisIp
"ssSane BsAshsn AsaiOws M.seichanE saS Reading Pa
AMpEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHILA
pso. Two Ss. d s ;, fs1 No kcA River foo. Of Batter
10 =. y :tssnhos TRENTON % South xmDoy thence b
ssa sii.i sroSsT9 }Sas fslrs
o. Returning PSssDsis Z 10 An Md, .ss hours
MAY, Is53-The popular steamboat EDWIN LEW
NJ - e. csgs = COrses tS SHREWSBURY, ke Highland
ard Rea Bszk Fas ~ va sse Pecishp Ps Esst Rysr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, via

IN EEwJERsEY RAILRoAD.-U. S. MAIL and EXPRESS
LINESThrsugh -Four Houueave Newfork foot Court
lsndtst ard A. NJ and and 81 Leave Philadelphia,
and and II end 81 p NJ, foot Of
Nsnust s. 81 50 second the H. from NYok
and a M Philadelphia Through tickets sold and passengers
through baggage carried Baltimore Washington Norfolk
Charleston the and A and and 81 81 trains and
nectons with behind tina Passengers
harnGe Is before the train leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

II Of AT
LEONARD X SMITH
erf-Daed January SARAH Adaalnstr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

order of the Surrogate of the
: hereby given 20 all persons having
M. late OF he City q New. fork, de-
III vouchers therrsf 70 Charles X
Duane q IN the City o. New YORK,
aay Of October nexL-Dated New
JiNE BUCHAN. Exocutrx.
CHARLES X. WAXING, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an
Il County Of New.losk, notice
clairrs assirst DAVID {. BUCH
esa<sd, to present tbs same, y
NSire, No. 4 Erie phace, foot q
on OF hcf re the twenty fourth
Yorl tie 18Th eay Of Arfl 1888
az iENtDiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

w Hair Dye ADD contains deeenou Ingredient
Hair however color
and the sight however weak applied
sccordp directions The Hair will retain It's original color dlnug
life lnvgorang the skin mEsces booves
sells and Of the Hair prevents the Hair from falling bald
headache perspton
bead dsndruf chesd eruption the head See NewYo
Chronicle for old a. d larg- advertisement -
Price 81 per For the principal depot No SIS Boome
Ehzabeih; No 100 Bowery No 29 Washngfonst no
Nos us and "a Fuonst Brooklyn and No l
Milharnahnrrh
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i AIDES wishing TO be confined privately can nnd &C
the house physician in quiet neghbOhood
up town. by addressing NJ box No l9 General PosiOfce
I yING.IN INSTITUTE, No. POI West 36th-st., near
eih-av-Mn BAKER H. D. graduate and practical ply
stefan above address institution Of yngin WO
the best Of medical and nursing will be bestowed
consult daily with patients her Office in the budng
or visit them Of their homes
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TIME SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE-Th The

ADRIATiC Capt Grafton
been built by contract for Government
Zee Evy been taken ei suction also in th
kunss strength speed and their accommodations for
tos Esw-York Liverpool fez cabin sl,o In second DO
Nd, exclusive $500 from Liverpool
kYor $50 and go An experienced surgeon attached TO each
aAp No berth secured until peic fol
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

couny OF ss- fot setc hebJ a. Iron. ssvss e
the JOHN ROGERS. the fNe~ Iork, daa
voarhe de sgbscrbe Al
No 20 Wa The City Nc fok before
day o. Ju5 Dated fot 10Th asy Of January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

rJyHE following LIST of BUSINESS FIRMS are
among the BEST and MOST RELIABLE in the CITY OF NRw
i'hh AMERICAN AND FOREIGN SILK GOODS
RoNFN McNAMEE Importers) No II2 Broadway
A STEWART Co. umporeu) Broadway Resde-t
ARCHITECTS
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DLANETTs BTTTERS.-This article is offered to
the pubic for Debility, Indigestion Lysf CoIprnt
Sea Sickness Dysrepsa and Nervous seors g-neE They
and wholly vegetable II their
Tor saleby W. N 7 HICKS l. Co. Ne. IA Pesi-st
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--.,,.N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE

sIFlPThe oiPeerselp ~ ~
- vl have iBeeSis's epsee 90 n.r wer.s r, a. d,s
q .,.ss that she ssap tsts, &c @ a, .h r,
S,ersesicD sfeerss. posse nses o Tn
s1s.ss- ssyy Pier No 10 East RIVER OF 70 Non
rsIpsI snip for AUSTRALIANS swift sailing
s's,sis HoRNA v leave in Few days soI rSn falhe d
BE viii rake her passage in esnty days tAy
no y, xvspsof eighteen hundred mhes 10 little ever an
\. bessn esei and evenly pssns ony nu @ stsn
Bn ssS % elegance and as ecnenns a the adj
vsrissss a sisr T. R. OF Z. RICHARDSON Co, No 81
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kelly FERGUSON 1891 Broadway and 81 Rsades
~ inserted Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur
Any addition should be sent TO NJ PErTsssILL
A Co No I22 Mass
PETTFNGLL Co. are Agents for and widely
Eewspspe the United States and Csns and daily
for them They have effected such
publishers that advertisers will ind greatly their a
do their advertising through them Please call st their o.
fee No
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w. c. TALLMADGE. Agent No Is Courlsndtst
ROCHESTER, IOCKPORTan and NIAGARA FALLS

h RAILROAD open to BUFFAL0-The most direct 9get.
cheapest Toronto Hamilton and Canada West
TUESDAY Jan 49, 1855 trains will leave Rochester o
Buffalo Niagara Falls follows: TO and 2l5 Pm Return
Fals for Rochester at 50
PM Buffalo win find this route superior D
point The road thoroughly built and
and locomotives The present teusus Of
the Road Buffalo the most csn. portion Of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23
BATTLE OF OLTENITZA.

An aid-de-camp Of Omar Pasha, on the 9th of
November, reached Constantinople with bulletin
containing the official account OF the battle of Olte-
ntza The following are some. of the passages of
this account
"On ID November 1900 men crossed the Dan
ube and took up aposition at Oltenitza, village
situate opposite a little island (Which had been oc-
cupied for three days. at some distance from the
lett bank of the Danube, at eight hours march from
Bucharest and where there is 4 sanitary post
Onrnitza was occupied bv 5000 Russians, and their
resistance did not last long. They obliged to
fall back on Bucharest On the 4th Russian corps
darmee consisting of "a battalions of infantry, 3
regiments of cavalry, regiment Of CoSsacks and
- pieces Of artillery, in all more then 10000 men,
advanced on Oltenitza to give battle. The imperial
troops took measures for receiving them. The CEN
ire was commanded by Ahmed Pasha, the right
wing by Mustafa Pasha, and the left wing by lsnail
Pasha Nadia Pasha on the isle. The action COM
Inenced at half past y, and at Z o'clock all the
Russian army was completely routed. It left on
the field Of battle a mass of muskets, ammunition
and baggage which was conveyed to the camp of
Omar Pasha Upwards OF 800 killed were found
without counting those who during the combat
were carried off in 20 wagons as they fell, the
Turks from humanity not attempting to prevent the
removal The Turkish army had IL killed and y
wounded. Chiefs and soldiers did their duty, and
the report OF omar IaSna CITES ulooe WHO most
distinguished themselves
The publication of this bulletin produced the
greatest excitement in the capital 1t was filed
with JOY. A private letter states
a cannot pass over in silence the moral effect
produced by that news on the entire population of
Corstantinople Turks, Kayaks, and Europeans
all in TACT except the Greeks, are IN the greatest 4
ecstaces of JOY.
The whole Of yesterday copies Of the bulletin
were actually fought for in the streets and it re
uured she intervention Of the armed force TO pre-
vent the crowd breaking into the printing Office of /
the D,ierde HaUudes the environs Of which /
covered with an immense multitude. 1t will be in /
vain to contest the importance of the recent sue
ceSses obtained by the Turks; they at least prove
that Turkey is not quite defunct certain states
men alleee. The government has also received ex-
cellent news from the army of Asia. Seim Pasha
was continuing his march on the Russian territory.
His intention was to take possession of the little
town of ST. Nicholas 70 fortify himself there, and
take up bis position for the winter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23
tB- Last week street preacher in New York

E3s4 Last week street preacher in New York
came nearly creating riot by violent exhortations
He was arrested by order of the Mayor. A few
nights after, a tremendous meeting was held in the
Park which denounced the course of the Mayor
IN unm ensured terms, for having suppressed the
freedoms Of public speech The meeting also de-
nounced the Catholics. Archbishop Hughes, has
since issued an address to the clergy and laity of
the Roman Catholic church, advising them TO 90
away from street preaching, and be peaceful and
observe a peaceful and legal department in all the
relations of life. He says further Il do not wish
you to understand that you should degrade your
self one iota below the highest level of American
citizenship. If conspiracy should arise. unrebu-
ked by thepubhc authorities, to pointrealy threat
enng destruction OF your property whether private
dwellings, churches, hospitals, orphan asylums, or
other Catholic institutions then in case of attack,
let evei1T man be prepared in Gods name to S and
by the Ltws of the country and the authorities the
city in defence of such rights and property" The
Bishop minated that the existence of such con-
spiraey las been insnuated, and that symptoms of
SO painful purpose are not by any means wanting
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
sENATE-Ar1rrnoor srsslor. Il


~ WEDsEsDAY, Dec 81.
Mr.. NAVE moved call of the Senste, and there
were IL Senators present Subsequently a quo
rum being present "a
Senate took up bills on third reading as follows:
To amend the charter of the Memphis and Nash
vile Railroad Company
NJ. RoGERs offered abl in. lieu, which after
being amended by Mr.. Carriger was adopted anti
Mr Dunlap, Of Henry, Withdrew the bill for alneae-
ment and subsequently passed third reading.
The Lunatic Asylum bill WIS AIKEN up, and a.
ter some debate was referred to the committee on
Ways and Means 1 - :. OBJ Z 49, -y.,i 4
Mr.. Belt moved a suspension Of the rules TO
take up the Governor seMessage nominating lnspe,
tors OF Pententary. Lost, ayes, ~; noes IL, tire
curing atwo-thirds vote. a, O. .a.ss1a =, q ,..i.
Mr. BELL then moved 10 reconsider the vote ta-
ken yesterday, laying the Message on the liable, 81
Carried, ayes ID noes ll.til 7H..g ,E aala5 80.
Mr.. BELL then moved a confirmation.
Mr.. FRAZER then moved to lay the Message on
the table until the 18th of january ,.l3 - a53d,
Several Senators protested against being forced
to vote upon these nominations until they had an
opportunity TO ascertain something about them
The motlon to lay on the table and make the spe.
elal order of December 30 prevailed ayes r. noes.
10. .-slsAi3sE %
Mr.: MOORE entered a motion to RECONSIDER the
vote rejecting the bill taking the inqusitoria power
from Grand Juries.s bow. ...a : -.a.s
Leave Of absence was granted AIessrs. Nixon.
Hall, Bowles, Nerthcutt and Reagan. 4.
MIR. FARoUHARsoS moved thaC when the Senate
Carried -'.'
Senate adjourned to tomorrow, A. NJ. saia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

THF SurrHs AND JoNFsEs IN CONGRESS- The New
York Tribune makes the following enumeration Of
the members of the Smith and Jones families in the
present Congress:
The ancient and honorable family Of Smith will
I've unusually well represented in this Congress
namely, by l. Truman Smith, Wing Senator, from
Connecticut: . William R. Smith, Democrat
House. of Alabama; 3. Gerrit Smith, Abolition,
House OF New York; 1. Samuel A. Smith, Demo-
GRAFT House, of Tennessee; =. VIM. Smith, Ex-Gov-
ernor-"Extra Billy"-Democrat, House, of Vir-
gina, and G. George W. Smythe, House. Democrat
of Texas
Joneses. there are l. James c. Jones, Wing, SEN
ator. Of Tennessee; > George w. Jones Democrat.
Senator. Of Iowa; ;. George w. Jones Democrat,
House, Of Tennessee; 4 Roland Jones, Democrat
House, of Louisiana, aud D. Daniel I. Jones' House,
Of New York