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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.

Commercial Lire of Steam Propellera
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK.
TRI-WEEE< LY-UsuaI time Is Hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28
FLOUR.
'TVaTE

HFEOWr E'EOWr!
f54{A N Store, and constantly receiving from the
EFFs=s753 West, on consignment, extra and common
lss3Sz9aSa Flour, among which are she following;
Victor Mills double extra
Puritan s.
Fredon g
Genesee Valley d"
Harlem RGiirOsd
and other brands
Al o.
Receiving from the Suffolk County Mills, Boston their
different grades of Flour fresh ground, barrels half
banes, and in bags quarters aud eighhs, all Of which
VIII be sold at the lowe est market puces 246 Main
treGt. DEXTER d EDDY
mars dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28

,,,,-- IO LET.
"o Convenient Tenement with sboemeRers shop
amached and large garden, well supplied with
,'ll itess, aooni y miles from the City Han, will be
let On Tue INST OF April good tenants al very mod
er.e price apply at this Office or &c NJ. Barrett Col
W. s.Ieel mch29 DIFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
Now and Then.
BIT HON. AxsoS BrzLrSdAnE.

81 HON. ANeON bIALlN1AHE
The Sixth Lecture OF the Peoples Course
vss delivered before very numerous saiisnce at the
Tsbernsee Oh Tuesday evening. The lecturer Of tne
evening Hon Anson Buriagame Of Boston, upon being
introduced was warmly received lie saidthe object OF
tielecture show st the present WA better than
the past TIA. thouzh men and their systems persnef
sCciefy Lived On that advanced IN regular ordef-sEt
IL fixed laws ascerfainable and their logic relurea
cOndirons in future beyond the reach OF our gor
yess isauaton and stated thus abstractedly lev would
6eny these propositions bu was avery dune i9r
any OF Us 70 realize their practical truth wac oiis
sitter careful observs,ioD L only utter We nsi
sounded the past 20 deep discover me Il OF M
man progress thAt could bring ourselves % peicIe
that men were growing wser and better anu lrse' "a
every par, of the world This law OF human progress
WAS but recsufy recognized advanced and
For Thousands of years everything advanced wlt rs
face turned away from IL proper front Msn adopting
the theory Of Hssiod who sang Of me ages placing inst
which was golden mot remote, and thc which T.s
irun naturally IN the times IN which be lived and srrag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

!spps1ssl The attention of young men who eon'ssn-
plate engaging business called % TIE importance
Of speneverSne disposition.
Wien the hrst hen,locs tanned leather taken 10
England from the United S,stcs excited surprise ard
one English chemist insisted thst the hides were not
timed hut that they coore and he would extract
the cclorirs matter He tried and failed Brother Jon
s,han had ianEsi What Mr.. Bull could not ssiss ZAP
plsuse
CHEMIST he said should tarn their attention TO the
subject Of Tanning be believed that much economy
could yes De established IN the use Of bark by better
knowledge OF its properties He then spoke Of the rels
i've Qualities Of bark different eectons OF the Cnited
Sts,es He also read statistics a, some length OF Tan
ming in the United States for some yesrs past There
are 600 tanners in Pa o42 in Newiork 100 in Ohio
TIE esp,ai employ in the business N the nifed STAKES
l. COO ofwhich about one fourth nvesfedin the
Stste OF NewYork Probably s900oo,0oo worth OF rsw
material is annuxIy worked NJ Several hundred
thousand sire directly ard intimsfely engaged IN We
manufacture earning wsses 20 the amount OF S1unUV
annually. when additional markets are opened oy me
establishment OF commercial intercourse with Japan oy
the building Of the Railroad 70 the Pscifc and ey cthsr
means, there viii be gres, increase IN the business
Amer some further remarks upon the business, and re
commentators To young TO svs themselves OF the
many educational advantages OF our day; and dter
some remarks Of political mot psrtzsn) nature the
lecturer came TO close vote OF thanks tender
ed TO Mr.. Pratt for his interesting lecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
feqal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
safe Of County Ss~Yort vii 10 be sold at ab
e auction The MeSchants kchahse the CITY Of ss~ fofk
twenty seventh day OF January the year li t"eye
oeok to'owxs sescrsed Real kste Of Bradley n
Goodman deceased M the paymsui Of h, deo Al ,sai sra
situate and benz the llh Ward the
City Of New YORK; the souikcy sde Of o 81 together vh NE
buildings thereon vkh ssd lot bounded and csH;ans oo-'
hundred and Ave feet east from the pos
forming esstery Of the intersection OF h and
Eve feet front i-eay ave es and t~o
I'M the hundred and CIV ave and hall
the Inc AID bundled and any o1r eet sId
inch the westerly line Tie nprorensns 90 SAD
pfopery small frame dwelling house Ten per cent u
vii be equved pad al me sac SD The
sAaIce deco ready s sshveSev forf Dsceoer
4 1904 GABRIEL VAN COrT.
w. W.. Corr Proctor dg6v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
vTNHE WONDER Of the WORLDLY
n)ater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTI.
nal, ai.e.ses r. 4. TRAIL, NJ D., Proprietor.
~ DR. J. L. H0SFORD. Asnstant.
YTNHE NY. CITY WATER CURE, No. lo4
lo,h.., cor University pl. Ample accommodations
Cor patients and bosrders q. n. WELLINGTON, MD.
'o' f"'N GEO H. TAYLOR, ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
IPRFME COURT-Beniamin Chamber

~ hln ssAcy Csrte ard wlsz AAc- Ss,ss; A,srtas ~
Lyu1c Henry Asski ard R.h,rd HNxat>uuaon- 10 hkNht
HAIGHI ans Yos se ser-y .an1a nrs
he corfiln, Ia Asd 20 -eve acoSy ysr
EnieoVie. Coury New fork ~hn ~-1S
ssys ars the service hereof Of the tsy o. ssa
and the defendants al the oon7if a. nece-sS
ratas sppy Coart ef the rssf deGanaed me a.
ecarsnI yoa Ill isic D0ce, hist he A "a \ Aoa
f-t he oe % the csrk AneshanT Cc1ny o. e IA
ssy o. November lisa A. G. RICE, P4inth.' Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
CIPRFNF COIJRT. KINGS COUNTY.

- Ssmu. we,s Trustee &C. sor Henry Powell sf,sn.t Joan
Cshsrt Jane. n Puls secood waHsbursh Ba dns ana
ssyrs. ss-ss,,or WFam C. Smith and Augustus Canp2e
summon no; Ser TO TIE Defendan' w
c. SMITH You hereby slnrned and reqnlrrele
upsrf m t ,e-lor r,ch fled TIE ohe n IN Set
the Coany OF Krss City Hal the City o. Brky "a
and 20 copy o. "
,sd The ms oce, No 81 Na II n n
CITY Of ri twenty tsy. after he seryce o.
o you eTrlave OF The day q such and you s -
he ss cor plant tln The Aforesaid N pSln IN las
S.vy@t r.c % lsr9 r. " BOwsR Paints : At-ora,y.
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
Alc6irdi.
NR. wISTAR,s BALSAM of WILD CHER.

hR. WlSrAR's BALSAM of WILD CHER
~ ny, for Consumption OF the Lungs Liver Complaints
Ccughs, Colds Asthma BToncAts Group, Whooping
Ssash lntSenza &c. This celebrated ard inalhble
oY was discovered some ten years ago Spce that tle t
has by lis merits been rapidly surely and safely work.
ma 'swsy through the opposition of qascks and counter
letters nHtl by its true value aud excellence, thss
gered ioi Itself uost eny4be popularity and established
ssh IN the confidence OF Intelligent and enshts ned
Iuthc nom end OF the continent the other The
esnepy Of thousands who have been relieved ind cured
VS hs valuable article vii show thai Il stands unrvaed
we head OF al other meciues for the of diseases
nor which iss recommended The genuine DR.. Wistars
bAsam OF Wild Cherry Is for sale by duly appointed
aseni and all uspecsele dealers in Meaicne al large
ees sEa important towns thTorgksut the Unsd States
C>nssaS, and TIT brtsh Provinces
CAUriON
The eSisinM nd enly genuine wlSrAR'S BALSAM OF
WiLp NhEh, wSs introduced in tae yea- 1885, aud has
been wei tested N al the complaints for wSiehit
uended fcr ten years has proved more ehcaciocs as
icmesy for Coughs, Coda Influenza Bronchits AsthmA
and Consumption IN It's lnolpent sisSes than any other
medicine. AiwsNs9sned BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale, at wholesale and retail BY A. &. n Ssrd.
Genersl Agents, No; leo rehcn~s. Thomas 4 Maxwell,
No. Sc Wisnst John MllAsu No iss Broadway; Aslor
and irSihs House Drug Stores, and No no Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

~ hereby GTen The process. Of the .ae y ne e. -
,sie sy sSe pde- the q h- Surrogate Of ne Coun
q York MI b Gst bued sorofdnz % zS a. Toe
OAoe he CITY Of The fri dsy Of Feboary ns
ocock renoon Of tsai day, vten All p-ons
clans ssd w presen; hen 70 ta'a saf'S
ca" Ss ~ AeH '''"' ". BRADFORD surus.is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
S,IJPRFME COURT Francis B. Wallace

y 80 Mt Samuel Carey-To The DEFENpANlf los ~
- .,-ro,ed s,t rrqured ooupot n th.
,cton vht fsd IN the oe u he Clerk Of ne ~ nc
Counfy Of New York City Hal sst CITY, ami 70 serve
rory Al your ,nsNer the suoscfoT AZ -
&c No N Waist he City O. New fork, within tN1hy
vs fer he ..ryire o. ercinsVe u m y
nj sueh .erye ard you a 20 answer the sd osp ant ,a
afa lie p'antH this al ske judgment s.n-t
v a. % sur a TO hundred and f doaTs, with inter- 81 on
he fret sy a snlary thousand ht hah-d ane ofV sn
b.des he costs Of ii Datet Decefsr ~ ~
H. c. RINGLAND. Psrhds Arorney
The complaint in tbs fed IN M ooe o. ne C-r. o.
tbe CIV snt Couu.y City Hall N sad CJ on me
w" 5Sa ~ sTs ID G. RIyGLAYD Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-
Il the coUsy Il Ye-Yort seore s.rsey 81 70 -
peron. having zsDt LILLIAN ChAhADA'OIsh, a. -
he CRY SssYort Secrzed preses, iae Az rHn ~.
iseeof The suiscrbers ohoe so ~ csefry -
CITY q York tesor. the sir diy Of feoraay
aisd y,E Iofk, the Ilfh 4ay Of Aurg.t- ls5a
THONAsC CHARDAvOTNE. }yrecu-o-S
,,fs la-srThs GFOPGy NJ cHARDAvoTSE,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
LYLE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW

ii Y
YORK by the srace Of God ire. And ndepenent-Iosh Pc
80. ,,ere,d the estate q ROYAL ct Riley, ate Of ne Cay
~ y. yos aer-seI creditors ku otherwise send
seetus Voc and each q hereby esi ana rellel ~
n,y 70 Dc nd sppear before Surrogate u the Couhy Nr~
yot AZ h. esce IN City Of New iok On the lsth DAY A'fu
eIt A. eleven oook the d ha; day then an1 mere
,d The settlement q the acoBnt o poceeins- q
n CURLY End HANNAH GURiEf, as Atmn'traiofs o. ne
,oads ehsifels and credits Of sad deceased s.,-
sIereof - have caused the seal Of Office 81 saa Sr
" r,.sie 10 BE- hereqnio AIMED. Wines ALENANDhk w.
MP kDTORD Rsorire. surrofae oionr s-f county AZ M
. CIV az NV Yors the I4h dsy oJsnuary. TOE yesr orr
Io-d one thousand 81 hi hun,lr-d snd hfty thftr
il.0 law4xTh A. W. btNADfNiN"f '''''-''~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

s,e u. Co--;y 81 York bereny rVs1 % a. -
for. hsyrs eaa- as,ls. JANE MITCHELL BE Of ne ~
New T0.i s.hse 5-case 70 Fr-sen ne IN, 80 60
.rs fh-seo 70 the usscrse c-, S 10 olh 81 N
Sew Yort, teore The sevcn;h eAy 81 MAJ
:. i,vsr N -'' ny JOHs H REDFIELD, Erscu.or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
~ rI1RSI1ANCE Of an nrler OF ODE SurrO-

r., 81 The Co.y Of S~, fert so,e h@rby svea 2 AZ
rrscu- hAyns elar. aSsnsi CiiARLEs FIELDING Al. -
City Of N-wYorS coachnS&es, dcceased 70 r->-r ne -
vouc hers theref subscriber the Gosh Fssy FIJI
ING BROTHERS. IN Gst - The 70 Av IN tss CITY @ Ae~
York htore the sri Sy o; Mach a-st l,A) Daa 'rN
Notk the sch tsy ID September, lisa .
Is iN~SnTh MARGARET FIELDING Adn<nE't-atft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
,Ivw.yORK md NBw-HAvEN Rail,

NROAD.-wIrTEr AssA.cgzgsr.-Deoer u, tx
Arss,s ou. Of acknowledgements and specls-
ssrS IA A. N- srd P. NJ through 70 Sew-hsVen-
~usH ~ and s. P. NJ, foi Po-t Chester - No..
The Ia a. NJ runs in Connection with u4iD ne" ~.
Hsven 10 Hartford and SprGgheid and win Jan ''''
epsrSSs< Tn .lEs AZ A. md 81 p NJ for Me-" hsVen,
uffora sprngaehn Worcester and Boston, Connec.es
Ss-cy sn1 Vermont Railroads The IAN tram coaneS
xsvHayen with train Of the New Loadon t'oSd 70 IN
Loodon Norwich, stoningsoB and Providence Inc WV
hes NJ. y.0ps al stamford sod bnhsepS rnss, =,
seins with Housstofac and Nsasatncs ta-sIT sos
Bndgeport The 81 '9ps a st1a .osd # Sorwalk
ii,,sasoric ira saugatucs Raiiroeds
srr.,ns INTO New 49, 81 Hayen
n 1s1S ASA NJ and y. NJ throusp n.m
A Al and S45 r. " from Porl Cne go field and
The a5 A. ~ receives passenfers Hon Z, NsvT Haven
ne ~ ~ andon and Canal RAILROADS " so.-
w. zp N receives pessengers from bAru'r' 'D'
EIss a TRaIss Fave B.sen or s,i' sdaepo
49,. Ras.on A. n and $50 p H. ls;o2pns, "A .n3
"a s.srford :; LEAVING Boston ~ aas,
T,,,n. Of he NsxLOD0on kOsH run 10 '0N0e''
tOn- - ..5.e,,,>nt At the Station House and
,.,e;usl hotels GEO. w
n IT, us.sn December. lS2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

sse OF the Couay OF New Yofk Aztec hereby % al
pefsCns ANDREW MCLEAN, he o. the Cy
OF nuf,ctnrer, deceased 70 p1sent the ne with
subscriber, the o.ce OF john ACah,
Tso the City 81 New York before the
S4h February neKts4teS New lo<k the lSh dy Of Al
ry.t 1854 MARY MCLEAN, AlnsnstrstrI
an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
uvupIANT WHISPERS and MUS

1 ,GtrurS can be prodrced in slx weeks BY uzEnS
20 Tvs ONGUENT This chemical rlyste-y WI net
% be skin and leaves no SIAM on the lean si
ssln OF tJs .e,, 10 ,py part OF the COUNTRY.
pr p a. GRAHAM, No. 50 Aun%t., Fowlers suildinEs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
DoCToR VAN HAMBERTs GERMAN

DFHMALE RENOVATiSG PILLS--Both in the r..
ee nhrmary ard private practice Dootor Wan Hamb-
OF Germany, has Sse these pills with unparalleled ascess
fox d.eases peerhsS to irsles they be rehed oa e
certain spceey snd unlng remedy. They have been IN
about twelve yesIs IN Insecurity and have received ths
sprrpval Of some OF the phyrcians in th.
city There 10 prescription whOse elects have been Aha
70 compare with th~ec pills in the treatment Of females ana
TOO ucch thet their srcceS hss ecen than
equal the combined elects Of al other remedies rhsss
VITO have used them know Whist inyana5elesscy Doctor
Ven HarbsIt has le the world. BY their females may
ry pPos obtaiping speedy reef Whereby health sored
and the PALE and deahy ooun;eaa2cs gives place 10 tho
rOreS,e kues OF health
NB-Prrch.se more uuess they hsve the oertSca,s Of
scryrkh TIE wrappers and the wrttsa signatures Of
h. {; VAN HAMBERT, MD. on the duty sanp around
each hox ard T.. NJ. GulOS,
General Agent Tor United Sts-s, America
No IN Bowery, corner Grsn6-st- Price 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
AIICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

IV1 INDIANA RAILROAD.-Op and after January l.,
I until further notice Passenger Trains will run between
Chicago Todo and Monroe daily, except Sandays Is fol-
pwei
Chicsso for Monroe and Toledo at 81 AN.
Toledo for Chicago at 8 AN.
Monroe Tor Chicago at q An, - ,
This Road in conjunction with the Toledo and Norwals
Lale Shore New-iork and Ee, Buffalo and Albany, and
Hudson River Railroads. form the only Railroad oonmun-
cation between Chicago and New-lork CITY,
Also Railroad communication Is now opened between
Ciesro and Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh via Toe
do and Norwah Road which nersocts the Mad River ard
Hamiron and Dayton Roads =, Bellevue, the Mansfield
Read al Monroeve and the Cleveland Columbus and n'
sinnsti and Pittsburgh Roads, at Cleveland
JOS. h MOORE, Superintendent.
NJ SAM. r. r. Of6cc, ADRIAN Dec n, lSsS
JOHN \. PORTER, Agent No. lo9 BToad-st, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
RAILROAD-NEw-

UYoRK TO vERMONTa and CANADA-Tekets are sold
Ar the New Yok and New Haven Railroad Once, broadwy
s.d Canalst NY To Bellows gGls Rutland, Burlington,
Windsor White River Junction, Wells River, 81 JOINS
tury St Adams Rooses Point OEdsnsbursh aud Montreal
Bassase checked through. Express Trsns leave ats AN
and 81 PM in connection with the Northern Roads
FTeishi by New Haven from PeckiP every day
usPM connecting with the Railroad 10 Burlington, ST.
Johnsbury Osdensburgh Montreal and all intermediate
owna The Con panes forming the New Haven Route arc
determined 10 make t the most comfortable and
winter route 10 Vermont and Canada. \. HYDE,
Railroad Agent. No l52 South ST., MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER.

~ sEY.-New-York to Esston, Pa Fare u Ie-Pah
No 4 North River daily, for Eason and intermediate
places at AN u NJ, and S45 PM and for SomerviIc
m4t5PM. Returning leave Phillpsburs att ands An.
spa Sl5PM.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

the Cousy New Yost uoc- = heleoy g'sa " -
hte q the Cts d Ne~ Ioek seeAsd % res' ise saas I'm
MS Pace 81 enSs ~ s'l
no~d.ty the CITY New York eor ne scsa a. Of
Narch neIi paes Newlork the ART tNy sepsenno- lS-
st,xSsINs LANES D. STOUT AAHHnrtTa'or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
poIrrF-BJFFAL0 and NEW

NEnmnox cry RAILROAD.-Extensson OF the SIX
~ Iohn "paaao-Tlis road extending from Bnlaio
yo9 on the Eew-York and Enc Railroad s nov
nIst.d and in full operation, fonins IN connection wiz
S.os5 The shortest cheapest aud most direct route De-
80 Nsu-York City and Buffalo IL Is OF the n1ioot
.ss ara built ia the most substantial manner and I'
,s.tsr portion Oft hay been IN operation sofLe Io
s,tr,ly free from the r0ughnea usual On new roaas
Yare from Eew-YOIk 70 Buffalo. .......;' '..,eI "
Tropsh tickets and baggage checks can b. procured
se DTp6t of the Esw-York and Ene Railroad ioot VI
m times Tor esvin New York may be learned y rere1
&C. % The s1yeYtiseroeuts Of the New-f ORR ana Ee M
- The trains viii HorDelsville Tor Bahs4o on ue
I ~ Ire Erie Railroad tTaiuA-Bghalo, NOV o., lSo<
s" i q HOYT Snpt Rnfalo and N. Y. City X H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Winte
" Ax,.nr.,,snt Trains leave Chsfobers-st daily, 70

Albany and Troy ..
Express Train ga NJ. through in hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo OF Montreal O'CLOCK same
Mail Train A. M,-Throush Way Train ! p M
Express Tram 5 T. M.-Acoommodatlop Train r M
For Tauytowp at Pm, and an Evening Tram AZ ~
o'clock .,,, rp..L.,m
a530Fh. ,r. r..;,. ..on a
ps.senseT. tai,n a. Chambers Canal Christopher Ian
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cansl-st at 73o Am for roush-
.ss. "a a, 5PM for Albany stopping at ell Way Sta
son. GEO. STARK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

Of the County 81 New York hereby all
HAVING claims against MARTIN siLBER late q the City q New
Yo gentleman pEesesi the With o
90 he subscriber AZ his esecc, No lo5 Aha the CITY Of
New oh on cr before the hrth day Ap Dated View
York, the g7ih Day Of October, lisa - , ...
s2s lAwtmrhs WILLIAM II. SiLBEk, ADMINISTRATOR.
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IN PIRSUANCE of an order of Jesse c

sns,h 70 srrrosre Of the County N Enss notice IL herAs
sysn sco M 20 al pcfscns h.yns clans aEnS JOHN
CLARK e of the Cy u Rokyo, deeesd tai they AZ fe
urel 10 e. ht the sane viii the rsueke heseo TO he sub
b. John DAecu. his oe m the Cly o. bro4JH o. "
hssarr thr lSts a.y 4 Juy n~xt-patei JNausy lSo3
WILLIAM CLARK ASD..,-.,o-.
IOHy DIkENAN,
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U,OLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

i RAlLROAD-Open for passengers b-tween Ioeoo
"a McrroevIe Trains daily Except Subdaysl as
follows: Leave Toledo at NJ; leave Monroeyne AZ z
p NJ forming continuous line Of ,aw.y wa Cleveland
end sbelhv between Newly ork Boston and Chicago
IN. di,sc, bne from Cleveland Monroeve. viii be
omen about jan 2OOice Toledo, Norwalk and cleveland
X r., Ecrwslk, o. Jan, 1853 ,,, o--...o.s.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

Prepared By NJ. MORSE, Nj. D, and for sale BY CHAS.
n RING General Agent No. 1872 Broadway New-York to
whom all orders must be addressed. In Brooklyn Milne,
No. 2l5 Fuiton-st- - ~,
Its put up highly concentrated in pint bottles with the
blown the glass and sold for % per Botte Tor
Sl2; ga the doz.
Entered according Act Of Congress in the year l8 By
Metcae Morse the Clerks Office Of the District Coust
for the Southern District Of the State of Newly ork
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IN pJTRSJJANCE of an order of the Surf,

o. New Yok. nosce = hereoy sven 70 Al
pegsous havrf CHARLSs X VAN AULES s;e q
The Cts New Yok eccssa ptessui The VII vouchers
thereof 10 snh.he 81 ~ residence No lsS We, t .. "a
the Cty Nelofk. eere the Let day February next
Dsfsc New Yorb tao ss5h "a, q JOY, 1854
;sSs isssniTNs WILLIAM G VAN AULEN, AdnNnltrAior.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-CA
w and AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHlA
Prom Pier No North River, foot Of Battery place at y
O'CLOCK, noon by steamboat JOHN POTTER Fare LIST
class cars 3d. I'd class g. Returning leave philadelphia
from foot OF Wslnut-st, st2P. NJ Emigran Line seam-
boat ATLAS, from Pier No ], at T. NJ Fare, vi d.
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IN Trains leave pier foot Of Dusnc-st asfolows;
FxPREss TRAIN att AN. for Dunkirk and Buhao'
MAIL TRAIN AZ eA.M for all stations
WAY TRAiN at 8 80 PM, for Pie-mont and Sufern
WAyTPAIs at 80 NJ. Tor Delaware, VIA jersey City'
EXPRESS TRAIN at M every day for Dunk'rk ana
Buffalo.
Boil Express Trains conn-c, at Dunkirk with the Lake
Shore Paroads for Cleveland and thence direct 20 Cincn
natl aIso 10 Ssudusky Toledo, Mouroe Detroit and Chi
eago. CHAS. MINT. superintendent
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LOR ALBAN1-WINlEh AhhhNUE-
Il MENT,-Three Daily Lines. Fare, u So The trains
leave City Hall Station, corner Tryonrow and Centres,
daily, (Subdays excepted) ~ follows:
LIST Train, at 7Se A. M. Mail Train stopping ct al
Way Stations.
2d Train at "a M. Albany Express Train stopping Il
Croton Falls Dover Plains Hlsdslc AID Chatham -Four
CorBers arriving 2l0 T. NJ In time 70 connect with 2O
Train from Albany West ...
Crotop Fals Dover Plains, Millerton, Hilsdsle and
Chatham Four Corner arriving Us L. NJ, connecting at
Albany with Express Train for Buffalo -
Res1rnins win leave East Albany at A. NJ Express
Train arriving in NswYork i2S 7; NJ Ills A. NJ, Maa
Trsu making all stops and p NJ Express Train arriving
hNew.york9l5P NJ. NJ. SLOAT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. and ant
IN or the 9th Of December train will leave NewYork
Of O'Clock, A NJ. from foot Of Courtlandtst, arriving
N Philadelphia at noon the kensnston station THIS
line will be Relief Express Train TO the A. M ExcreS
Tain which will also through IN four hours Throusn
Tickets for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and Charleston
Mid Inv both lnes Tickets sod TO passengers Tor way STA
tions In New in the NJ train only AZ reduced
pricss The Trenton Accommodation Tain wii, on and
sher the nth December leave Trenton at arriving
In New-York az u noon returning from New fork nj
NJ by which will nlso be carried NJ reduced
prices relieving the 81 T. NJ Philadelphia train OF way pas
senees These arrangements viii make more certain the
connection of the Mails ard through passengers with tho
continuous train leaving Philadelphia at and Oi r. NJ