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PROPOSALS Fon CARRYING THE MAILS

PosT oTucE DEPARTnEsr, March ls. 1883.
PROPOSALS for carrying The mails Of the United sates fom
Isl day OF November 1853 the 30h day OF June, 1857
elusive, the sate Of CALIFORNIA, and in The Territories ~
OREGON and NEW MEXICO, viii be received al the conaet
the Post once Department n Tie city Of Nashibsoh
o. OF the is day Of August 1885, 10 be decided by Tue 50 81
the and the and time herein speelnea
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pom REST-Tbs very dernbe residence, with garden 2.
iached 81 Lafayette Square, PennJVana a'
At occupied by the Hon D Hubbard Poa'ess'o" gwen
the let Of April 80, :, -,
Bank o the Metropolis Apo-''''
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IRsT time In Washington, at Iron Hail. Pennsylva-
L mia avenue,
PRICE REDUCED--ADMIssIoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

painting first and best of panoamas, has
exhibited this Philadelphia la or
give opportunity price OF admission, during tbs
of the house Children
l2 Doors evening at panorama
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w large Furnished Rooms on fe"as9t-
vana avenue Rrown' Hotel and Avenue
separately together suit parties - %
Office wv - ,'N,"t1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy, Auctioneer
SALE, without reserve, TO

the sshe.t bidder Of valuable property PG '5. W S.s
lngton Shrewsbury, Monmouth County n ~ tne Iayli-
two frame Stores and about 100 beautiful Building Lots at
sucnoD.-ALBEKT III. NIC0LAY viii sell on WE'D
EEsDAY, Feb Is, at II o'clock, at the Merchants Ex
change NewYork, the well known and fashionable
resort known the Port Washington Hotel together with
about eight lots xl6o ortng Shrewsbury River, at
Port Washington Monmouth Co. J. The house is three
story frame 38x40 with piazza all round, and was built
few years ago in the best by Thomas Hunt ESQ.,
expressly Cor a summer hotel, and csntains follows
fret foor two paroTs ard dining second and third
hoors, sleeping This hotel has been in successful
operation for several past and during the
from 70 TO Is applicants turned away almost
daily the demand for accommodation in that section OF the
county being much greater than at any other watering
places being directly the shore and easy Of access
There also good barn house and other out houses
and the building used the bar is separate from the hotel
The premises have rented for time pest $500 per
year 10 good tenant and will be sold subject to lease Of
four years to run nom April 10y at the above rent
feet each Church about 3OSO feet more OF less
built by Thos Hunt, Esd.
Thira-A story frame Cottage with two lots Of ground
about 5190 feet EACH together with good twosoy frame
barn Cottage about 2os2a barn about xSc less
Rents now for s75 year, and will rent for more next
Fourth frame Store stories high, about l5x2O feet
ALSO adjoining about l6x22 feet VIII rent each for
and GO % ON ONE d ee,
the other side in de- 9th.
Fh~AIso about 100 desirable building lots 50 feet front
and and from 100 to 100 feet 10 depth fronting
Washington Main, Church, Lafayette and Hunt ss and the
Red Bank Road-s situated on elevated ground command
ing splendid view Of Shrewsbury River and the surround
ine country and will be sold with the privilege of
more lots. at the option { the purchaser.
The situation ofPort Washington unsurpassed for
creation pleasure health The North Shrewsbury River
hs long been celebrated for its picturesque beauty and the
highlands Of Neversink in view of the Pavilion. The
beach, dividing the Atlantic Ocean from the River be
reached in few minutes Shrewsbury noted for its fine
fshlng surf and riyet bathing, oystets clans, &c.
The steamboats, Thomas Hunt, Golden Gate and Edwin
Lewis ply daily in the and every other day
the arrival OF the boats convey passengers to Long Branch
and other parts OF the country. The s. Government have
appropriated from Geo TO 5000 for the purpose Of
ShreW gable that
may run at regular hours which s being surveyed
Aliens may hold property in NewJersey the as any
natural born citizen of the United States
Title indsputable. -
TrRMs-1e en- per and the auoonees fee on the day
of sale forty per the 5th OF March when the deeds
will be ready Tor delivery The balance remain on bond
and mortgage three years per cent discount OF 10
Ter cent will be made tor cash
Arctionssy No 40 Wall st. (272)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
" Y AND san FRANCISCO STEAM.

M SHIP LINE, through 20 SAN FRANUIsCU va
AsPlNwALL and PANAMA. No detention on the
IsthInu. At greatly reduced rates The new and fast
side wheel steamship UNION, 1850 tunsl Richard
Adams Commander, viii leave New York for Aspinwal
nrecisey nom Pier No North River connecting with
The new and magnificent rde wheel double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, (2,lo0 tuns) Edward
Uuru Commander which steamer Will be in readiness AZ
PANAMA 10 receive the UNIONS Passengers and sail
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO. The accommodations
and ventilation OF the Winfield Scott all that can be de-
red Her speed (esiabshed the voyage between New
York and Panama and white the Pacific esast unsur
passed ,,, ~ L.. AN,
sure comfort expedition and safety Passengers VIII Do
landed on the wharf Aspinwan free taxing the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets Tor THIS Lane arc
sod only al No. q Broadway. -
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Agents.
Mail Bag made up the above once under te nsN
United States POSTAGE Law for the convenience OF the
public.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

WI INDIANA RAILROAD.-Tw0 Trains per Dayton
and .er Feb 1855 until further notice Passenger Trans
viii run between Chicago Toledo aid MOurSe daily except
Sundays - foILows:
TolsSo soT Ch;csso alta An andsPN
Monroe for Ch.ezEo 81 II AN
This Road in conjunction With he Toledo and Sor~ah
Lake Shore New ORR and Enc Buffalo and Albany, and
Hudson River Railroads form the only Railroad conm11
cation between Chicago and NevloTk CITY.
Also Railroad communication u now opeoed between
Cc.xo .rd Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, VIA Tole
Go and Norwa Road which nterseets TIE Mad River and
Hamilton and Dayton Roads AZ Bellevue the h2nsteA
Road a Monroeye and the Cleveland Go anbas and Cn
eun.ti, and Pirtsburgh Rosds, AZ Cleveland
JOS. H. MOORE, Superintendent
n S.kS.I r r. Ofsce Adrian. Dec. n 49,
JOIN y. PORTER, Agent No. loS Broed-st Ny
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TOLEDO, NORwALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAiLROAD-Open through. eompistins the las INK
IN the chain Of Raros6s between Ne~fork boton rn-
s1elphiG Baltimore and W ehin xtor City and Chie-zo
On and after MONDAY, Feb ? 1853, Passenger Irsins
vii rur daily Sundays excepted 80 blovs;
Leave Toledo "a " and 10 NJ.
Leave Cl-yeland - A VI and Pm
Cornscrin. A. Toeco with trains u Meaissn soahern
Railroad for Chicsgo and The West -
Al Bellevue with trains OF A.d hiyer ho~i ''f
City Dayton Ipcisr.poh. Cincinnati. ke
Al NorroeTiis WITH Mansfield and ssntnsty Ci,y hoef
hr ssEdussy Cry shelby JUNCTION CoiaGoas' Ne~sk
Az Grafton. with Cleveland, Coluraeos .nd Csrerrsn
posd. she!by Junction, Columbus and Clnetnnsr-
AZ CI-ysl.rS u7th Lake Shore Roef. VA Dunk-rr for
g-wYorE .,S Boston Gnd VA B1tao for New forh AID
Ab.uy .na fr Western Read add Boston, With Ceyesn
al Pi-tsbU-xh Road for PrsbgTsh, Wheeil1s, Pha1e
rhia Baruaore aid W1shir E,on CRY.
Frsisa,, forwarded promptly az far rstes
z B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
ssFts Gee ! " {. Z E Se.SA-k, O11o, FEB 10.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter

IL Arrangement Trans leave Chsuibersst daily for
Albany and Troy.
Express Train 6 A. NJ through in hours, eonneeuns
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal It O'CLOCK Same
evening. -
Mail Train 8 A. M-Throush Way Train p. M
Express Tram r. M.-Accommodation rrain6 r NJ
Fer TArrytown 81 m, and Evening Tram at IA
o'clock. -.
For Poteep.ie at 1850 A. NJ and Up. M-FOr Pees'siR
Of 530P.M.
The T.rytown, Peekskn and Po'ksepsis Trains stop Al
oil Way Stations ~,
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal, Christopher t'n
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cana st. at 80 A NJ for Poash-
teepse and At for Albany stopping Al all Way sts
ton. EDMUND FRENCH. SUPERINTENDENT
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I1N1rrn srATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the fA-lns NM g.
ship Company, carrying the great urteo 1sop VIA
Only through unitea States Nal Lac ios -
AID OREGON, via Aspinwal znt Panama ,.,s 500.
ton The splendid new and dOueleensps 49, u.,-n
Mall steamship OHIO zoe tuns baresn u; vy - NJ
L. s. Navy, Commander, and the CHE - p
Gowsn, Comm Ender, VIII sal On AONpAs II
ut ocloeh p NJ precisely, from per a. ,ot o. 80 s.
North Rivsr for Aspinw a. direct The f.e4ne AinHS
shp Conpany's magnificent nsS sr% =. 49,, r.
STEPHENS, $50 tnns burden, Colnmoso.ts 80 -
Pearson. vii be in readiness Il Panama toseeo - go
steamer PANAMA % take the mails AID
Ohio and Cherokee, and SAL imoedlAley ot e 49, D..
The John L. Stephens has been buf efpfesIy - A.
eifc service, with extended guards, pslnt ,ss.s5
room. prornenzdes &C. Her veltlsron e4nnot N !. -,
large windows and lights being suesrtnea ~ ~ IT,
holes both forward and az. There are DO oaa - en-
obstruction the re passage of ar tlo.n A,-s1hly
in either deck Her sailing a1Ainss ..x-5 h--srf
tested previous 10 Der departure, aa1 80 - .0-rd
one Of the fases, anoat Nc . ..Snrs-.
on the part Of the Companies 20 scna S.r- R..,s
through with expedition, comfort Ana -, 60.
Of Fare 70 Aspinwal: Laiies seloon sta's - GO,
Lower AT and Forward Saloon do, ~ -. Ps,snst 20
Standees S45; Sreersse SIS Rates OF Air IT, 49,. -
san frxne SEQ: First Cabin, Amer saeon - -. ssa
es59; Firs. CABIN Forward Uppsr-deck StA.e 40 p
FORWARD CABIN steer.se Fare, sloo; $3.50. s;,ru
SINGERS win Be landed AZ the Railroad -, r.,
Tree Transit OF the Ishnu =, TIE pesr xlfTSyy :.
freight or passage apply 70 CHARLEy A. "a, 80 W.,
the oace of The Companies. No IN "essS's CO.. VI
np, ".
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INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

Il for California via Aspnwan and Panama. The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 2oOo tuns, w A.
Mills Commander, viii leave NewYork tor Aspinwan on
Saturday feb 49, Of p NJ. precisely from Pier No j.
North River. The performance Of this steamer on her
first and second warrants the assurance M the
passengers will reach Aspnws in from TO days where
she will connect with the and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 2 000 tuas J. d. Wilson, CommsndeE
which win be in readiness Panama to receive the
gers the Uncle Sam, and sail immediately for Sa Fran
cisco These steamships both new, and OF the very
first class As 20 accommodation speed, and ventilation
unsurpassed by vessel on the route The tables
will be supplied the most liberal manner both tor CABIN
and Seerage Passengers Every eXeTtion viii be made on
the part OF the officers and owners 10 insure safety speed
and comfort Passengers viii be landed on the whar at
AspnwAl and take :he PsaAma Railroad Tor the Pacific
good surgeon attached each ship whose services
ee Of charge the Passengers For freight or passage
apply 10 T. MILLS, Agent NO Of C s
snee with the law OF Congress for the accommodation
Of the public.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
List Of Patents.
Issued from The United Sasss Patent Office for he rsdt
ending February 3, 1850
Carefully prepared ior The Tribunal

Carefully prepared Iof The Tfibune
Jean Bsptste Menier and Pier IIippolyte Boutpy, o.
Pans France, for Improvement IN Purifying Fatty Asts
ras Dated Feb g. 1853 Patented in France Nov. IA 1919
Nathaniel A. Boynfon, Of Boston Mas for Improvement
n Hot Air Furnaces Dated Feb &, 1875
George Chase, OF Prudence Island H. L., for Improved
Aansee Of Center Board and Rudder tor shol
vessels. Dated Feb. 4, 1853
John Fson. OF Maroy, Pa, for Improvement in Hang
ing Farm Gates. Dated Feb. s, 1885.
George Peacock, Of West Troy ~ Y, for improvements
CoreBsr for Forming Cores for Casting Pipes Dated
Feb. 8, 1883.
Charles Peters OF Trenton N. j., for Improvement in
Mods for Uniting stse to Cast Iron. Dated Feb 1883
George " H. Zimmerman, Of Chsrlestown, Va. for I'm
proyenent In Winnowers Dated Feb. ., 1883
Edward r. Halsm, OF New-fiavsn Conn and Thomas
b Barnard, Of Brooklyn N. Y, ssGgnors 10 r. X Hsism,
Of Eew-layen, Conn, for Improvement Ia Gas Meters
Dated Feb. q, 1853.
H. lie Riemonde, Of New Orleans, La, for improvement
in surgeal Instruments for EXAMINING the Ear &c Dated
Feb. g. 1853. Ante dsted Oct y, 1852
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CuPREME COURT-LEYI s. CHAT

~ FIELD Attorney General OF the State OF View forl at IHk
PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY or INK CANAL
BANk or AtBANYin o order OF the supreurs
Court OF the New iork made on the ss,h day 81 Nay o
the Canal Bsnk Albany hereby rvee
holders the outstanding circulating notes o os Of the
and ihe holding the certificates sven ~
the undersigned Tor the bNane unpNs
on notes surrendered The hr dividend Of ss
per that they required 70 present the si notes @ es sno
Albany years from the date o; us nos % N dsiAan
thereof that they be precud,i the beaent oi the fund
y Tor the payment the said bills ard ceruncAes and
m an clam By 81 hons the and that the said nd
he under the said Court for the bennat
ofhe other the sad Canal Bank such manner a. may
determined For the scsfer convenience OF ,ho'e hold
N. ball. aud h.. made
h which the will also be pad presentation TO the CONNER
,ef I,usyP ANDREW WAITE, Reviewer.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

E'OR ALBANY-Fare Sl-ALBANY and
Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD.-Two
daily express trains az A NJ and IS p NJ connecting
Albany with Central Line Of Railroads North and West from
Depot, Of White Elm and Centre-ss, where
through tickets be procured ard baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica, Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received Broome and Bowery and Sthst
and ihsv The above trains will land
Cyoon Falls and Chatham Four Corners only All other
tas will start from City Hall station, corner OF TryYnrOw
and Centre-st, as heretofore.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL-

IA
l\ROAD-WfSrER ARRAsGEsESr-Decernbe Is, ls51.
Trains out of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
at land ~ A. NJ, and P. NJ, through to New-Hsyen
At9lO A. NJ and 81 ?. NJ, fOr Port Chester =,
The III. A. NJ in connection with tram rom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road
FxPREss TRAINS ats A. NJ md 81 P, NJ for New Haven,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The 8AM train connects at
New Haven with train Of the NewLondon Road 70 New
London Norwich Stonington and Providence. The $50
p NJ. 10 New London only
The 8 A. NJ, stops at stamford and Bridgeport, con.
Meeting with Housatonic aud Naugstuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 8. p M stops at Stamford, Norws and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbuy Railroad at Norwlk,
and with Housatonc ard NsnEatuok Railroads 81 Bridgeport
Trains into Accommodation and Special-at
g. and 935 A. NJ. and y. NJ through from New Haven.
At A ~ and 345 z. NJ, from Port Chester.
The 9S5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield snd
Hartford New-L London and Canal Railroads az New Haven
The passengers from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Haven on arrival OF trains
from Boston II and $50 p NJ stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stsmfora . leaving Boston al A u. and
81 PM Trains of the NewLondon Road ron ia eonnec-
ton. -.
See large hill Of advertisement At the Station House and
rineipal hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, Supt
New Haven December 1874.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains lesvs pier foot Of Dusne-st: ssfolows;
EXPRESS Train att An tor Dunkirk and Buffalo
Mail TRAM a. AM for sill stations
NAY TRAIN at 81 z NJ, for Piermont and Suiern
WaYTRAIN 81 80 PM fer Delaware, via jersey CITY
EXPREss TRAIN At PM every day for Dunnrk ana
Buffalo 49, ~
Both Express. Trains st Dunkrk With the Lake
Shore Railroad for Cleveland and thence direct 10 Cncn
n,t 40 20 s.udusLy Toledo Monroe, Detroit snc Chi
caso CHAS. MIN0T. Superintendent
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NJ CENT DAGIrERREOTYPES-FAR-

OVN IT
~ RAND II No. 97 Broadway having one Of he most
convenient gzIees in New York. superior sppsratos ma
chinery &c furnishing Daruereotypes that cannot De
surpassed BY any IN the world IN quality eheapne~ tnd
durability. Hrs mammoth sky Light Il 70 Be found Fthn
ten feet above the s6e walk And any m pursuit
OF Dssuereoype. finds him herself At the top Of mzh
bu6rr they nay know that they are IN the wrong snop 70
find PARRAND'S iniInitsble and cheap picturez-
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via Stoningtou,

III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFoRD
and TAUNTON.-The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and
COMMODORE of this line, regularly - hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River rt wharf
above Bstteryplace, daily, Sundays excepted At p M
and StoningtOu ST O'Clock p 81 zrva of the mail
train, which leaves Boston st5P NJ
The COMMODORE, from NewYork-Mondsy, Wed
nesday and Friday. From stonngtsn-Tuesdsy Thursday
and Saturday.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New.York--Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday. From Stonngton-Moudsy, We'd
ne sday and Friday.
The steamer FERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except Sundays st 2 7. NJ
For freght passage, apply the oce, No 10 Battery
place, or on board the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

TB. BLEgcGER, Auchoneer
YN h. BLEECKER n Co. will sell at auc.
Il ton on TUESDAY February Is, 1855 at !? O'clock
nj the Merchants Exchange the following valuable proper
tyvE: Three Ss;ory brick Houses south side OF 42t
100 feet Of 9hav full lots Also one House and Lot
north side of 4Sds and west OF broadway Also tho
House and lot No 81 Jane south side, 4hst Also
Lots Paramount Weehester Co. Mans can DO had ON
application 10 the Auctoueers No Fl Wslst-
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Professional Notices.

ENGlNEERING-The undersigned is pre-
~ pared TO furnish Specifications Estimates Pllas IN
general detail Of steamships Steamboats, Propeller High
ard Low Pressure Engnex Boep sd Machinery Of every
description Broker Steam vessels Machinery Boilers
sc. General Agent for Ashcrofts Steam Gusss, Allen
Moves Metallic Selfsdustsrg Conical Packing Tsbers
Mssnetc Water Guase Roe6lngs Patent Wire Rope for
hosting and steering purposes he, he, ke
CHAS. ". COPELAND,
Conulrins Enxineer No 81 Broadway.
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DFIIFF- RELIEF may at al times be found

sreoe Of Tn Minutes, BY asinz DEFINES CohroOSD
PITCH LOZEEGES They never fan 70 restore ne voice
xhen n hss been Suspended BY hoarzensss rice eenn
nsr box with fal directions. e. " CLeksner 90, VI
farelsy st. are the general agents Tor Sew-I~x and
he vicinity 70 whom ell orders should be Addressed
CANDs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
- ~. Is ard 81 cents delightful and sure remedy
g Cog,hs Gods and Consumption. Sold wholesale and
rs,.il q, SANDS Mammoth Drug Store, No II Jsme<e
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
sze q he Co4n;y Of Ee- rot h-r-by Ey-n al
h4v.x cz4ns OLIVER B. WHITE, ate q ne Cy
ses oH eas.e TIE with tsef 70
subscriber. hs oee We hsrrsy-t the CITY d Neg
fGt before the enfa say q Juy serDsted View fort
TIE auth 9xy u JsEzary, fss3
- lassnFs JOSEPH r WHITE, Erecp,or.
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NJ h. BUTLER Auctoneer
DECEIVER's SALE of STOCK, FIN

HI TURES and CONTENTS Of GROCERY STORE.
On MONDAY, February H. 1858, az 10 o'clock A. M, al
Tompk (Ousranne Staten Island VIII be sold on
the the entire Stock Fixtures and contents OF the
Grocery Store Of NJ Mokeon CO. consisting OF general
assortment Of Groceries, Teas Sugars, Spices Coffee,
Champagne, Clarrt and other Wines Brandy, GIN,
WHISKY; also, a quantity of supcrine Flour and Meal,
thousand bushels OF fine Feed bale Hay Oats, Straw &c;
also large assortment of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes
and Lsdes Shoes snd Oyerhoes Dry Goods and ready
made Clothing; also Pants Oils, and Cologs and Hard
ware together with all the Counters Scales and Weights
Shelving standing Cask Glass Cases and Fixtures OF every
kind Sc, &e Also five Wagons, set OF double harness,
sale, cash. CHARLES J. foRICh kec"Ver'
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Uater Gure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTI.
TTrTF- No Is Laish,s. SPECIAL department Tor 70
- Si.-s.r, r. I. TRAIL, NJ. ID, Proprietor.
DR. J. l. H0SFORD. Assistant
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c,uPREME COuRT-Ezra Lockwood agt.

James Whitney snd Mnssrei his sae-sumnons of relea-
10 MARGARET WHITNEY, wiz ct JAS. WHITNEY You ere
hereby summoned the complaint IN this eton.
Which Clerk Westhester Couay,
on anh day OF Jsnay 1903 and OF oar answer
me AZ B-dsd Mescheste County within days alter the
service hereof exclusive the d OF such and m,
81 answer the complaint a. aforesaid the plaintiff all spvy 10 the
ehe De msnded the complaint bedford.
January. lsh3. d. CLost flnnth ATTORNEY,
ia law6wF Bedford. westcheses Co
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct--U. $. MAIL
EMPRESS LINES-ThroGgh IA II hOurs-New-J jersey
A NJ, and & p NJ, frUm foot a COurtlAndtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of lnutst Fare reduced
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the shove Ines and through BAGGAGE
carried In the NJ lines frOm NewYork, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage eross the sry uno-
utes before the trains leave
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DATENTs for NEW INVENTIONS PRO.

i CURED in ALL PARTS of EUROPE-Under the
laws OF England important reductions have lot oaly
been made u cost but provisional protection granted
Immediately on application and small cost, for
months during which time the Great Seal be affixed
Austria has also literally extended the advantages Of Is
Patent laws rendering that country desirable field
American inventors Letters Patent taken In any part Of
Europe through my Agency viii be Promptly delivered in
may prefer.
II useless to proceed to Europe to dispose Of nven
ton before Patents secured, pnor exposure Will void
the title Full information costs &C, be had
application to JOSEPH P. PRISON, No. 5WAIl-s:-
IT S. PASSPORTS for all parts OF the world
u . -indispensAble 10 travelers-issnsd BY
J.B MONIES Notary, Ne. 90 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
NEw-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. and aft

IN er the 9Th Of December train will leave NewYork
st O'Clock, A. NJ, from foot Of Courtandtst arriving
IN Philsdephs II at the kensington Stston Ins
Inc will be Relief Express Train 10 the A. NJ EIpre1
Tram which will also through m four hours Throush
Tickets for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston
cold BY both ne. Tickets sold passengers tor way Sta
ions In NewJersey in tbs A NJ train only AZ reduced
prices The Trenton Accommodation Tram WILL, on and
SITTER the 9TH December, leave Trenton az ID arriving
In SewYo Al ls noon, returning from NewYork az
NJ BY which passengers will also be carried AZ reduced
prices relieving the 81 P NJ Philadelphia train Of way pas
senxer. These arrznsenent viii make certain the
connection Of the Mails ard through passengers with the
Continuous train leaving Philadelphia at and loi 2. NJ