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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
CPAsMS in the STOMACH, FLATULENCY,

- sud INUIBESTIUN IUKED by HULLUWAfS
PILLS-Exusct Of letter from Mr.. Dswood, Of Good
wood Sydney New South Wales dated Sept H. 1850
TO Prof. Holloway, Sir-Having had an experimental
knowledge Of the good effect produced BY your valuable
Pills consider IL nv duty TO make IL known, that two
years my daughter then sixteen Old had suffered
Tor long time with cramps IN the stomach hateucy and
indg esou tried various remedies without benefit but
few does Of your wonderful Pills have restored her 70
perfect health and she is entirely free from any symptoms
OF her former complaint"
Sold by all vendors of medicines in the United States IN
pots boxes Sl cents 81 aud vi 81 each and
wholesale by the principal drug houses in the United states
ard by Mesrs A h. d. SANDS, New-YoIk, and by the
proprietor No. ga Strand, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
CUPREME COURT-Francis r. Wallace

~ asain.t Samuel 'Clrey-To THE DEFENDANT, You
hereby required the coupAa; this
scon filed oce Of the Cierk u the City and
County OF Yori City Hall snd City, sui
copy the sad comp the At his
Office. No. 81 Wallet. the CIV NewYork within twenty
exclusive
such aai l the said within
will Judgment
Of hundred AMI Gy dollars, with rom
hundred and
besles the Dated Dccemher 30 1851
d. c. RINGLASD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The comp the hed ia he Office o. the Cers Of
e CITY and County Of New ios the City Hall m said C the
10th day of Dccs mber lSh2
dg3 lHwGwTh ID. c. RlNGIAND, Plaintiff q Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

of the County Of New Ycst horsy % al
kzvns ekus CSARLkS T. VAN ACLES, ae u
Tic City Of New lot 5eceaseA present he w;s y9asrs
seTc TO the subscriber ~ his reoce. Ma ss West I'd -
the CITY al Ne~Nok bere the lst sy February nert
Dated New York. the sssh day of Jn,y. ISSa
Dfs iswtmrhs WILLIAM C. VAN AVLEN Adssstrs,or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW.

~ Y0Rk and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. s MAIL
Ss NlfkSSss LiSES-rhroash in 4; hOars-Nsw.Jersey
M and y r. NJ, from foot Of Ceartlandt-st. Leaves
fh1sdspsa same hour foot Of wAnStst Fare rsda0sd
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
rouss tickets 1d N the above hses and hIoasA baggage
Conductors Passengers with BAGGAGE cross he larry is
nses before the trains leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

CUPRENE COURI-In the matter oil the
~ application Of the Mayor Nd-rep SAD conmon,y o. tse
New Iork, Te.atve 70 the EXTENDING u CASA STREET.
in the city asht line, until iutsrsert, Wakef q and
The WIDENING and INTENDING Of WALkERSTREET, IN sad
city the nohcry form street 81 seventy Eve iset
IN edih Ea BrosdwaNotce hereby gven that The Com
Estimate ard AsserEi the above eaiei matter
Specai Term Room ofiAe Supreme Court, the
Cy Hall hs OF New YoTh the 10Th lay Of J,nuar
O'Clock The forenoon. for the pure OF heans
th- Emre aud A.e.smsut Of the Commissioners IN the
euisd sho consider them
selves asgrved thcrey.-Dsied. View York Dec. -, 1854
JOHN 1ZIER.
ROBERT HENRY Z Comm
Hsp,r Dawn. At,erney. ia tao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
CANDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. NoTtn rive, 'oos
Of Batery-placs Two lines daily Morning Lne az ~ An
by stesruboat JOSEPH BELKNAP. Fare g Afternoo1
Fxpress Line by steaInbost JOHN POTTER az ar: NJ
Fare LIST class cars So; ID cass caT- " eetuTutns
leave Phila1elpha for1 foot of Nanut.E At 10 ~ sns
ppm Frnigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS, from Pier
No 4 .tApM Psrs 81 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

" Miss julia Hill, young lady Of Boston,
sraovsd. a. IL e ssid With voice Of Pemaskabas
power and qualify sbeus 10 proceed 10 Isay 10 aaiaA
her education . vocalist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NEW RoUTE.-BUFFALe and NEW

~ lONk VII ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIC NIX
Foot Track 10 BuAalo-rhis road extending from Buffalo
b Honesyile the NewYork and Erie Railroad is
completed and In full operation forming connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct be-
tween NewYork City aud Buffalo Ii is OF the six-foot
guage, and built IN the most substantial manner; and the
greater pernen u having been operation some months
70 entirely free nom the roughness usual roads
Fare tfom New-York 70 Buffalo. .............G 50
Through tickets and baggage checks be procured At
ne Depot OF the New-Yerk and Enc Railroad foot Of
Dusne-st., N. Y.
The times for esvn NewYork may be learned BY refer
snce 70 the Advertisements Of the SewYork and Erie Rail-
read The trains will leave Horneville for Buffalo the
arrival Of the Enc Railroad trans-Budalo Nov 30 1852
J. g. HOlT, Supt Buffalo and N. Y. City r R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

nR. PRESTON's FEMALE PANACEA.
~ Noe l. and g. is a remedy which applies 10 every
disease and irregularty. Relief snieed in all
when taken with advice Sent by mail with ful directions
Price 81 per number. Office No 2o5 Bowery. Consalta.
tons and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-winte,

Albany and Troy. ~'
Express Train ga. NJ. through In houra oounect;ns
with Trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal O'Clock sams
evening
Mall Train A M.-Throush Way Train Jpn
Express Tram p N--Acconrso Safion Trains p NJ
For rsrytown ct Pm, and Evening Tram at IL
O'Clock.
For Po'leepsis ct lssoA. NJ. and Up. M-Fx Peekskin
GS5eP,M.
The Tarrytown Peekskill and PoksePae Trains stop d
all Way Stationl
t.ssasen taken At CAA,nben CANA, Christopher, 18th
Ad Sixt sea
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canalst. at 7sc A NJ for Pouyh-
A>pse and ct Pm for Albany stopping at all Way Sta
IN GEO. STARK. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

II fate Of The County of NevIok kerehy all
pr hsvrs &c asrt WILLIAM CHARDAyoYNE, ae q
tie Ctyo Nesiork d-cessed present tie With voucher.
thereof the subscriber te1 oIce No 1874 Cherry
CITY 81 Nev yok, Re ne .it dy February
Dated EeW-York. he 18th day ~ AHgsi. 1854
THOMAS G CHARDAVOTNE.
sui2 iay6.nThT GEORGE v CHARDAVOYNE.S @A7e"''S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
uNANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

WINTER ARRASGEMENr-Op and after Mon
Dec 70 and until further notice. trains leave Entrs
CsnsndaiEus, ~ follows:
tail Tram Ct A. M or arrival Of Night Express
IN from NewYork connecting a. Canandaigus with
on the albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester, But
and Niagara Fslls
ey EIpres 1t $40 Pm, or on arrival OF Day Express
hsw-Sork The tune Of leaving New.Yerk may ec
By ekrsnee 10 the sAycrssmsut Of the New York and
k.fesd WILLIAM @. LAPHAN, sup's.
swsyosk, Dee 10, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
,TrwyoPK and ERIE RAILROAD

n Trains jesve pierfoo, Of Dsane-st- En- foIlovsi
AY1agss TRsIs at AN for Dznkirk and Buffalo
gsu TsaIr st Am. for all stations
W.y Train at 50 Z ", sor PerulOn: and su1eFn,
WIyTRAIx a. 30 r NJ for Des-sr., wa Jersey CitJ.
ExpaEss TRAM az PM every day io' panAfA A"'
Buffalo .~s,b 81. n.
Shore Rsilroas5 Cleveland and lance direct 70 Oe
-s.' ~ - CIIAS. MINOT, Supenneaoerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

TRUSSES ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED.
Il -Ruptures cured ef,cusy aud permanently without
Truss
By DIR. BAKER, Of London.
Ths European Remedy (pToected by letters Paten u
applicable every variety Of Rupture Ia both sexes,
of 81 years standng and receiptof Sj will he
msied tree with full instructions TO any OF the United
States. Sole Agent in America J. FITZPATRICK NJ. D.,
No. Isl Eth y, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
URSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

the County Of New ToFk aereby al
having claims sgsn JANE MITCHELL. late The City o!
Nes Te's sbse woHan dece@-d 70 the sh vcsh
hereof % The sub-hor ~ h. oc 80 IL Sosth the ~
O. Sew Yort beorc the seventh Day Nay sekiDaed
He< York. the thiFd day Of November. 1854
"A Ia~fmIhr JOHN Il REDFIEI.D Exc n,nr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
Water CURE.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTI-
TuTE. No Is LAigh,s Special department for fe-
male diseases r. I. TRAIL. NJ D., Proprietor
DIP. J. L. H0SFORD. Assistant
YTHE n. Y. CITY WATER CURE. No. lS4
II l2thst, cor University-pl Ample accommodations
for patients ana bosrders q. n. WELLINGTON, MD.
GEO. H TAYLOa, MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

Il 81 the Coariy hereby al praoas
hsyS easns as-ins, MARTIN SlLBEK late q the Cy se~
IoTk gentleman. deceased 10 the With voec
the SUBSCRIBER rss5coce, Aea-t City e
New fort before thrteih LAY % Al RexD4ea New
Yosk the g7th day 81 octobeF, lisa
sss ia~emrSs WILLIAM B. sILBER, Aduainstr.io,.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the proceeds

ofhc sss of the real Ct JOHN SMITH late OF the
City oSew deceaed iy ie under The order of the Sur
o. The County Of New York by jeremiah Tove, vii b ds
uted ~ aid according toav the suoeaies ose
New Yok the grth day Of January
oloc the oeuoot Of davDaiei hi. sh day Of De
center. n5l [dg owl A. ". BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Snrrn.

Il Saie a the County Of NevYok hereby al
pfsons having Glars asnsi he ea.s Of GEORGE STOUT
kis q he City az New Yok deceased pe-eui the WITH
vouchers Aefe n The ntshsr a. s paoe q bu.n S ~
Bro tie City Of Se Yort, before second y Of
March nertDa'ei SewYort. TIE ir. d1y Sec'eub.r, Al
e lz~6n.Ikr JANIS d. STOUT, AdnuEua:nr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NOTICE of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is

hereby hat the rro.es Of the sac Of the Real E.Ats
of PETFR A. HORN late Of the City Of New YORK deeases
lately msde under lie order Of the Surrogate the County
SvYork viii b. dsbuies according 70 law the suosate,
Oe Of New York the lr.i day OF February
Ocock the forenoon Of that ay when al having
claims demands d estate y si surro
tate, with their proofs or rouclerA
dl66w A W. BRADFORD Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
VEETRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JER.

" SEY-New-YcTk TO EsSron, Pc Fare II Cd = AZ
No North River daily, for EestoD and insermeda,e
psces NJ AN, u NJ and 345 PM end for sonervine
t4s5PM. Returning, leave Philipsburs ho an0 An
and 9l5PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NTFW.IERsEY RAILROADs.-On and aft

~ ,,,. 97tb of DECEMBER A train will leave New-York
A. O'clock NJ from foot Of Courlandt-st, arrIv ne
m Pblsdelphis at u noon the Remington Staon TIs
Inc viii be Relief Express Train to the A. NJ Exores
Trtip which will also through in four hours Tnrouzh
cIets for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston
aod by both lines Tickets sold 10 passengers Tor way sta
ions In NewJersey in the A NJ train only, at reduced
prices TIE Trenton Accommodation Train WILL on add
after the 9TH December leave Trenton al A arriving
IN Eery.York III u noon returning from Sey-HOrk AZ
NJ by which passengers will also be carried at reouced
prices relieving the 81 NJ Philadelphia train Of way pas
ssngers These ARRANGEMENTS Will make certain the
ropncton Of the Mails ard through with the
son,innous train leaving Philadelphia at and 10 p W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

COR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
n and ACAPULC0.-rhe fine, fast stesmshiP ALBA
pert on SATURDAY, tho 9Th January at o'clock, NJ,
n VERA CRUZ direct.
Letters viii be taken for Sen Francisco via Acapulco to
bs In charge Of Special Agent sent for that purpose
This the shortest cheapest most pleasant route for
PASSENGERS bound TO California.
Fer Freight. Letters or Passage, apply to
SIMEON DRAPER, No. 10 Pine-a
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

II a he Comfy Of View York, hereby
having cn. CHARLES YIELDING. late q the
City of New York ooachuaker deceae present.
hers thereof the er Coach Factory q FIELD
ING BROTHERS. fl the "a City o.
York before the 18th day Of March ll Dated New
Yort toe s0fh day Of September 1874
,.3lavfmIh MARGARET FIELDING Adnsnistra,ny
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD.-Thi Road
will be completed 10 Pittsburgh by December ls AFTER
which all goods cosgned their AGENT at Phade phia
will 60 through, without trnnShipment within Seventy
Hours at the rates below published Offering to Merchants
shippr to points the Ohio River any of the West
ern waters facilities not to be received any other route
Their arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Goods be forwarded the Interior of the West
ern States by Railroad the lowest raes and In al
without detention - -
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh.
let Class-Dry Goods Boots Shoes, &c 81 per 100 lbs
I'd Class-HaTdware Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sbeeting. Wool, &c. IS cts. per 100 lbs.
Castpss &c ......'......... .75cts. per 100 fos.
9Th Class-Bscon Lard, Fish, cts per 100 lts
No Commission charged for forwarding AZ Phadslpha
Pittsburgh II. III. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. Nos. IA
and ZIG Markets., Philadelphia
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r,r1rpD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHItff
II cOMPATy, CONNECTING With thu fACiF,G No. ~
sT<AhsHIP COMPANY Only through Y. 8. MAJ o. ~
saCILlFORKIA and OREGON, VA Aspnwsll so1 r SiI
~. Tie sTiensd. new ard doubeensiDe y. . ~
st~nshp fMPIPE CITY, 400 rms e1,,sS re-, n
Wir6Is CoppsrdcT viii sal on WEDzsoDh,'' ~ q
AZ selosk H precisely, from 100. OF warren "
RATS oY YARE TO ssPN"sL~ AS
Ladies Saloon. STATE hOo,f .,'''''''' S.
Lower at And Fors ard sslo n, do. ..'.''''' 80 IS
&scro CABIN SiSDdees .......ss'.''''.''' IS
steersge az
P,1rneers viii b. aafcd 81 the raiofd VIZ :, rensa
"a, fee Trarst OF the Ts.1us At me ,..tss Nail
irons securing through passage By toe On coornoda-
a.samoIs from Eey-York. have pnoloss''e -
N on bard The Pacific Nal sse aners N, the uaost
Estes az fare from Panama 20 san iass 49,, 20 ~
sorsble trrrs For rel or pstsase 4ySS fshe Cos
CWI1JFg A WHITNEY, at the Onee " 49, W
No. III West-st, eorISiol = 80.
A,TTAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK arc
aTssGoyy-Tbe Gassow ADD New or6 90 dso az
- eLA : oo..,faI ne1 Steamship GLASGOW, Lsz
SeMpenTysa r.soower Robert Crsis CginnandeI WI
~ ~. ~ oTk for GLASGOW o. SATURDAY, loh 'AD-
~ Gc.,;n' fssloon State Rooms. ......".....s1
80 80 cabin iMidshp State Roons). ........."
Stewards fee included.
A.-,vts J. Nc sYNON. No. 50 Broadway
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

Nl INDIANA RAILROAD.-On and after January 1,
1s53 until further notice Passen Trains will nun between
Chicago Toledo aud Monroe daily except sundays a. fol-
love-: r,
CHICAGO for Monroe and Toledo at 81 AM.
Toledo for Chicago at Q AN.
Monroe for Chicago at 73 AN 49,
This Rood in conjunction with the Toledo and Nor~sls
Ite shore Nsw-York and Ere Buffalo aud Albany, and
Hpdson River Railroads form the only Railroad commune
cation between Chicago and Newly York CITY.
Also Railroad communication Is now opened setween
do ard Norwak Road which intesecs the Mad River ADD
Haml on end Dayton Roads at Bellevue, the Mansfield
Road al bonneville and the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
c;Iusti and Pit.sburgh Roads, at Cleveland.
JOS. II MOORE, Superintendent.
NsSNI.R r. r. Office, Adrian, Dec. n, 1852
JOHN i. PORTER, Agent No. 100 Brosd.st NY.
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Remiuauces-Psssases.

RemitaDces-Passases
BOWMAN, GRINNELL d Co., NO. co
aon,h,, E.x Vol ,ole and only authorized Agents
n the sWALLOWTAIL LINE oil PACnhi Shir0'
p,ovrrs sa;l 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
end 2lst Of every IaoDtb. etenDs,s inursoSJ'
LIVERPOOL, LOSDonni5 Mr.
INSTITUTION Slh n, fEE ~ ~ ryNrrJ
wv WORLD, iCOhNELID22, ,yI.1
lUTFN OF THE WEST, llADkpfSDE ~, pros
SfRFpT GhIIATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
1SERIlpToy YORKTOWN,
xEFPiciS Union PATRICK HENRY.
Pe,,o,s Wishing 10 send for their fienas and DESTROYS Of
sor;,s ben ont by any Of the above magnificent shlps
,.s isfay,asd tbat uesrs BOWMAN GRfESELL Co.
y the only Agents for the above ship. in this cry
rhey also ssne Drafts from 81 and upward wncn ale
payable sight IN any town throughout Ireland ana oies
britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
Nc 80 souht, n. Y and No. Recent roec Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2s' Oh every
rnonfb.
bondon Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
Ay. For passage apply 20 above.
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L'OR LIVERPOOL-Unite States Mail
Il steamship ATLANTIC, Capt James West-Thls
steamship viii depart with the United States Mails tor El'
rope pestively on SATURDAY Jan. 8, at IL O'Clock M;
oso 6er berth at the foot of Caualst No bers secured
tll paid for For freight or psase having nnequaeo ac
soumadatiors for elegance and comfort, apply 20
EWD. X COLLINS & Co, No. Sc Wall-st
Passenger are requesd 10 be board at III NJ. The
sfesmship Pacific will succeed the ATLANTIC and sail
Ian 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

HT0UIYoN, PLIMPrON, WILLIAMS & CO., IMPORT-
vi and oboers Of dry go,ts cash prcea No. IN
vesey snd No. barclay steete directly rear Of the
A.o House. beg leave invite tho atteut Of close
Offering IN the beautiful wsrehouse which they have
stely removed Their stock Of goods the nost an
tepsyc In he country and 10 undivided depart
mens, each hsyins purchase, and manager and sys-
shnen presents tho eharaetrstes Of disr ct and sepa-
sks with s Tho stsop.ion and energy In each
department.. usually expended pom ordinary store
Their own roek number Is upon AL the goods and By
psse bills and thrv VII ind that the gods but one
price, and at this Urn act the maxim that "Ons
maze dollar 10 as god ns others"
TIVE prrAHrsrsrs ARE AZ FOLLOWS
Print and Bingham department. located first a.
Dr,ss goods depaetment, located on the fret foor
Woaen goods aad men ware department located the
Domestic gceds department located In thu ba,enens
white goods and embroidery department. located che
second story.
Hosiery and glove department. located ON the second
small wares department generally termed Yankee No.
t;ops,r located on the second ttery
The Of each department. IL interested n the
.urns Of he particular department only
ysssr Of onrsg Leading and well tnovn styles Of goods
avoided in ss.sbshmsns-ws sell style Of goods
10 ps-tss known responsibility they are Or. pared "a
cant time y is,sr.ss At the rata q cent
banker. CT commission house Of ths drawers.
fyL0TH wAsxHousR-wusoN o. HUNT q 90.
" Nos y and ~ william sesees haosa laas IN
prepared nth and pets Of s,oshs sssa
nerss, veftiogs 0vefc3atxgs sweeds Hrnp, rihmlnan
Ac " which they invite ths sttestos Naorv
ana asnrfsstussrs q clothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04


A LBnnr p, ,hi.oLaY ,AUcrioNEeR -PEREyP,
salg.bls esi,d.ng iots :. roi; Hamilton
e'coek Tho trapEd, 100 bssatiiai eatass sites
81 by 10 feet Tbsss lots located
having splendid and panoramic N tie Atlantic
ocean, Nov York bay, the Narrows, staten Island
This able property tuated the Ater than
the two sections already sold and the streets
rs win be spared 20 ornament and besutny the
ground.
sold Of sections and two .e. Steamboats, ply
70 and from Fort Hamilton several :ines dsv which.
With the stages, asd the contemplated RAILROAD from
could be desired.
Ths terms Of sale viii be liberal large share Of the
purcf sse money remain bond and mortgage for
term Of The title which print
Cd abstract v he furphsd gratis 70 every purchaSsr
tickets win be iurnished gratis g ALI Fishing W
sale.
should the weather prove rainy Tuesday, Sept g. the
sale will not take place I'll the next fAr day the
hour and place.
For passage tickets: maps, AZ, apply to
yc ss.pEPs sNo sNasssu street,
". NoGRAW, 465 Brosdway
Or ALBERT II. NICOLAY, auotioneer ~ Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

EeLIAS PIANOS, AT ttl BRolDwAy.-A LARos
z... 1s .s ,ss vel: ssss, Ai is:.:
Asnts 81 A. W. Lsdd ce, with full supply q ssv SD
eeesd sers phsts Of rsrsrs nssers Tor sale AZ very lev
,ssoes- Planes 10 let LINCOLN THOMPSON
EoR sALy-t Srw rIsNoroRrE BOSTON MAXI
II Price very nodsras. Aprly az 100 nsdisoA street
TOR sALr-A GRAND PIANo-ERARD, OF PARIS,
Apply TO BIlIISo A TUckTk - srosausy
MUSIC FoR saLr sEvESryFIvEurER Can't M.
vi Low cost TO tho mute levirs public "A isrrs
6i amermoor Lncrers BorEia martha Ia senasm bais
Beli,sre Iti d Cbsmoubi,, strsaes. 1aliisams Tell
tho mos. fashiontble Oar kfrsnges for and
form the paneforts 81 Oh desorptoss the
sna beet ajation Of Beethoven sanAtss stso
lection q Esssng snd Instructive pieces for ~
osborre's Plnie Dc Peres ssis hr&n,s kasts es-les
Dc essms chsrps grAnds yslss sr,llasts sshalhefs
tarne Ae Ter se seventy hss per cent tesr ssst
pIAEoroRTE wIRr-A FULL ASSORTMENT q
wsbs.srs celebrated steel .sss str. sen.sss .
~ s ;H a. rnis.a s.... scs si. .ss...
pIASo TrNERs.-soIfcE.-A ooop PIANO Tusrs
Bason Rasss. ga Centre stree,
pIANoroRTEs AND nARrS-ruE suBscsIBERs
ts.p constantly on hsna . eeuuisse sssertraent n
riA manufacturer Eseh instrument VII b. faIiy sa
rsnted and eschsessa 10 doss Prove ssssssetsry
They also invite attention - their eesctoa ~ hsrps
rosewond maple snd ul smsTns all ~ witch w - soid
t lover Lrtces htn they have tesa sordsa bses
A. WENDELL co, Wsrsreoms NO csaa s,Fss..
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DTRFoRD A co = CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC M.
II prsss viii be despatched Per Feaushp 9eerxa scot
sharss q our special es,engsr fresh sseuis be
"a inst small parcels received az ususl t n
oG selling Passage secured on As sws.t s.rys ~ TIE
ofhceo HARTFORD co.
EoRFIoN EXPRESS -EDwARDs. sANF0RD a CO.
a. 90 resdvsy are happy e ssy thst 10 eoase issaee
we resent deeon o. the british Cus,ems comwseusrs,
e,gserTeoyfas duty free thsy trs new saata
70 ske articles o. n description 20 psFt ~ tugAmd
Irola9 seotian5 or wsis 81 lie lev rate q u q sseh
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N-rysIS co.'s WESTERN LAND AGENCY Ia
~ fsysits, Ins -ofhse in ss~ York % Wall street-
lands located by v-rfsnts shsres
commission, IN 1rd.Gi Illinois wisconsio or IosA odi.
efou l9csorf made TIE ps~y sted railroads n the
above stztef will realize 100 Per aunum P.rsias
ntersed shesld apply in psda,sly Abe hes. ,oestons
ioea.obs sra red 70 ts~ For further nf,rmston ana
eirsulsgs apply at q . Ian \ Wa-rsnt ON e ~ -
T. =. COLEMAN. s3 Wall street.
DEAL ESTATE OFFICE. a. HARRISON STREET.
III Tho suhschsr Continues siye Ms heis "a
the management q real estate 10 sell lease sad col
ect tbe rens or housts kesrs them la repair 40 Pro
petty always on hand and Tor sss Lots fsrms couatry
~,'t &C., disposed Of on Eile srrA By JACOT
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OLIVIER d. GOLDSMITH WILL REOPEN MS
~ writing ooms on Monday sept for tbs rssspsOa 81
pupils Citizens and Strangers invited 70 vit The
during the entire week, from A. to NJ 81 bread.
way, corner Of frkHklin street.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE-A SPANISH GENTLxkAN,
fAyorabiy hne~n IN this city teacher Of his
LANGUAGE, will mrsrt prys Instruction tho
gentleman and VIII also make trspsts.ons With cor.
Canal and Grand.
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SHIPPING.

yyoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sRxI WEEKLY
IT. u. $. NAL Lac ne ns~ ara fast s4isx ssesasr
UNION " Adams eommanfsr, ~nl lette per Ne. q a. a.
IN Wsdnesdsy sepsem bsr 5tb ~ o'eaet y preesaiy
Dor fresNs apply % hoaa vhs all hls 81 iNf @i X
ION 4 Co, B-osduay n ssnsA Hiksss y flsrAa -
cuevr to yssksssvais tcl, 70 PlanA s9