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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
M Y. AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP

n I. AND CALlt DhNlA SlEAhonlI
NJ COMPANY Through 70 SAN FRANCISCO "a
AsPINWALL and PANAMA. At greatly reduced rates
No detention on the is,hmu. Toe and fs SIDE wheel
double engine steamship MON H. so tau,l Rich AdsrA
Conf viii leave New iors nor AsPiawa NAVY Bay nom
Pm precisely connecting witt the and magnificent
double -eu gus n6e-Wheel steamship CORTES Il 300 tuns
ThomasB Chopper Commander, which steamer will Be IN
readibes. At PANAMA 10 receive the UNIONS passengers
and ~; Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The aceomao
dAon and ventilation Of the Coes are AL thA Can D. Do
reS Her speed (es.abhshed the between New
York and Panama and Wills the Pse.hc coast uasGf
passed .., -,
sure comfort expedition and safety Passengers viii q
landed the wharf al Aspinxah ree taxing the Panama
Railroad cautioned that Tickets for this Line
soA Only AZ No. n Broadway
DAVIS BROOKS Co, General ASents.
Mail Bag made W at thu shove Oee, un1oS the nes
United Postage Law TOT the oonvensnee OF the
pubic.
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The viii pobdus sdtun 20 the pl- OF IRON ~
~ trruutiou e the future prem ans NON
1 ~ iOOto 8 - I~f Of the psenaum - shove
New Yort hArch7, fSS
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE fol

III Il
II CALIFORNIA. At great reduction IN pnce- The
new and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1000 tGns
Nm A Mills Commander, Will cave New-fork for Asp
inwaIl on TUESDAY, April 5, AZ 2 NJ from Pier No
North River connecting with rscless steamship to Be
provided by Messrs Garrison fsE, hfsnana 70 carry
the Passengers to San Francisco.
The UIce sam has established the character OF being de-
oidedy the fest steamer the route having on her
three former tTs beat oil her competitors from t~o To
Eve days Her good qualities -s boat and hsr Aeeon
modstions for PASSENGERS, are ~ much superior 10 1ner
steauers her speed No efforts viii be spared the
part her officers 20 send the passengers through
with expedition, comfort and safety Passengers wishing
to procure tickets at extremely low rates invited TO
examine the in port and to call at the Once
before purchasing elsewhere rood surgeon IA attached
% this shp whose services free Of charge For Freight
or PAsssFe apply only 20
T. MILLS, AGENT, No. 81 COurtlandt a.
MA mail will be made up and snt By this steamer
accordance with The United States Postage law for
the accommodation Of the public, add Il conndeuty BE-
heved thas viii anticipate the regular mail nom to
DAYS a. usual
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surro

GATE o. o. County 81 nee fosk t~r>sy S,-n
brssn tzyns clam. .s.a A- JOHs hoSths ate Of
ue cy efEsv IOrs decs.ss4 ne .ass 20 s.sss
a e0sDaas ro>n No 70 Wal -,
~ Cfy o. se- Ysd b-kpS- a> .sntss va Dag ~
Ju,J DATED, s-~ Yoyt Osh esy o. Jsssssy iss
IsSEnTzs CHAt. " hDSkhs krecttSf
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
L COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY car yiBg the Er-at Urted states
n.h Only through weekly CDited states Mai Line for
PANAMA. leaVing Eew-foik on the 5th, 18th e,h and
22th OF saeh month Greatly reduced prices The splsn
aid doube euzne United states al 4nshiD GEORGIA
soc ruBs burden d Porter. U. n, Commander, VII
ssn OF TUESDAY, April 5. 81 O'Clock, 2 NJ Prseisy.
from pier AZ the loot Of Warrert North River The Pa.
efe Sal Steam .1sp COnPslys HazLfeenf ste. 1er TEN
kESSFE vii he IN readiness Panama 70 receive the
Georuas uks and p-sseRxers, ara sal immediately or
SsD FrsBc.eo Tie GeOrua Will De followed. tbe lSh
o. Ami BY the double engine Uuated States mail taansp
FL DORADO, lS0 tuEs burden, J Fndisy schenck,
L " Coznmza6er. commenting Il Panama WITH ne P.s
hr Nal Steamship C0mpany's regular seAneI PANAMA.
The P.cifc Nal SteAEbiP Company always keep extra
sr.n~r PAnala. mar lEnre1Ate elspstrb- FOR
f-rsxbt or yas1s-, apply - CHARLES A WHITNEY,
q tie oos Of Tie Composites No. III West corner Of
Ny
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surro.

County II Ns~ Tofk hereby - al psf
sons hayms ANS against WILLIAM WILLS, late ot ss CITY,
Nsw forl dses.d pf--el ne With ,gshsfs tsss-o Ia
ts .nlsfef Waban Bloomfield, Zoo No ~ sss
sau.t Cy Of se~ fos tefrs The 9Th d4J Il Apfi
u~4t-Dst-d. New fork, he "a az n Or'oh-r, isSi
as t.~ssTas AMELIA WILLS, EIocatns, a.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro

County Of Yofi hereby 81 ali
p~rsn- JOSEPH RIDLEY late Of the Cy
OF Ns~Yo'. Deceased ps-eh the 18th voofh~rs th-rs
10 the fs-isBee o Gaboei Van Cot No -
Columbia a. the City q ses foh bsofs Tie On day
81 September Dated New fort The IN fsy Of march 1874
nsrIawaniTu JAMES REYNOLDS, kIscubai
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sarro

hereby al
Ia bsvns CASPEK THALEk sts Of he C,ty q
fost sas csnse mart ase~sd 70 psssnt ne
v0aher. sreof No ssbssrs-r ne os u Dsns Fac
ssa. - AHn III car Of ss~ rofs, sssrs .
Jgss ss Dated se- foss Ne bb ar u De-
e,absr, ls6g P.niPrisA rHALIR, Ataaasstf.snI
~ fuI.
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4 USTRALIA-Cfipper Line.-The A |
N paeL e .hIp ROCKLASb. / soc rzns burden, viaL,
master nov Dad n az PIER z R. val s7cceed re Can-
ion a teuA salp Ct tss Linz. and al ior AELoS
PORT PHILIP. or 5h Agrl TIE unsurP Md Aoo s
nocAcrs Of thus nobe an . A. sscen. lnGac-ent tdr
persons % he-. ard =, ascabhnec repasAoo ~
las hTsi rssaAl Line io- dlsp1'ea ovef A. Sters
aztec 81 intending gan 20 engage y re- IN prr1Ie
70 any other vess- eozd % tnos pofs 20, iss1s o.
s-se cary tFPhcA1on shoule es MADE 20 n psoa
No. q sruri-st-, % ARkELL ELLIOT, 10 reari~-
4 USTRALIAN PACKET-EXCELSIOR
IA LINE-FOR Melbourne PORT PHILP-
The enrTely ard RAJ clipper. GEM Ot Tds
SEA BoE.r CounrsIsrroaly - tans resisses--acceeis
the clipper PANAMA snd viii AL on MONDAY an q
Aprh The most Of her cargo = engaged Ony nEss eAoa
pss-rsers tAssu- From trr A1te>s Eoiei o. ias oeso
fu clipper ard the louE expeeuce Of CAPt B0~eu "a 90
sage 10 TIE lulaD sId Pselhc Oceans Z . oonnenSy
Trto ced she All starce al conpettor and make tne
PsssEs lLsid- Of 20 DAYS She Oow iosans az Per NO
Is East River
ME-. vessel . 20 b fitted with hShtainxrods ard
tales Ia carry = saety every -oa % oe
board Sic D. one Sugf Boat md fu supply Of
in proved Patent L-Pre.eTveTs Eor seSh pa,sAss,
apply 10 RUSSELL NOkIo-', No u Oid sAP'
A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE ofMONTH
~ " PACKETS.-Ths sliPs Of this hne are 5csed UP
with Emerscus PAteut Nentat0r., and carry fr.nsiss
Metallic LIE Boat The nearly neE AID eetHtlful clipper
,hip NIMROD. Caps James Nichols. Will succeed TIE
St~.YorI .or NELBoURSE PORT PHILIP. 90 the
lch q APn. TunctuALy By application 70 Aay OF TIE
Agents Will y lsf Of he provlsons ample quaa-
iiiss o. vhch A. provided or the Of Tie
prices q passage A. follows -
SAocr frSf e. BIN -9oc ani - seccud cabin, Sly
Everythins l. provided for tAe psssenssr except WINS
and hr1ors soap and towels TIE eugh Of pasaze
ffom 81 70 lee days Fifteen cable feet Of axrASe is a.
lowed b etch sdut No b-Tths wll b considered
cured TIL a. east one ri the Of passage has been
paid deposit portion u TIE second CABIN hite up
IN Superior manLer. for families and Others prlce rlN
each. ehGren Under u wears OF aSe hAonce An e1-
pesnctd surgeon paies each vessel AID every AZ
tendar requisite e.. tie comfort OF paenge provided
free Of chsTse
The SlMROD Is vcry fast ssiler and has saperb
eouiuo6stions for passengers Her saloon * feet 10
eufth Her .ecord cabin . roomy, hsh and we'd vcut
ed The pruprctors d this the first AID only Regular
Line deem Necessary state that Of their vessels
have hen obliged 70 stop a. any port for supplies.
r-.t "a vessel succret the NtNROD, and SAT-
toe Ath ofMAy X. W CAMERON, ll6 Wal St y. Y or
J. OGDEN
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ADAMS POWER PRESS for sALE.-An

N Adams Power Press lod psrtern large sase oferes
or s.e by lie SUBSCRIBER II N good oraet VIII sxA
r1ttly as many impressions N an hout IS tns HS P
~" VIII v 'N'~ - r ALBRO Prvvidencs, l.
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IN PURSUANCE of An order of the surro

he C1uEfy 4 Nee fOrk sOues hsrrby N al
-0ss havs AGAINST BHODtE late Of 10 Cty u ss
dcsasd nth s.sh@s tssf n N cot
.er.sf C. NJ. Cdy Hal o. ts
Cu ss1 YSf bsioss he sfH az u Juns sEL Dated
SO la.sslTss JoBs BRopiE. Aa-.~.t.sos
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TNPURsUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate

81 New r0rk h@T-oy 10 ~ having eun-
ELIZA RIDLEY late 81 The Cry Of New fsss teceasd
the sih vouehe,s hefeof 70 the sab.ef a. NJ
f.nene Gabriel Y4n Cot No - Coantst The CU Of
K.Ath asy d september asEDssd
mTl.~smTas JAMES REYNOLDS, ErseHss
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EOIJAN PIANO.FORTES, at No. al
DPADBURY's PIANO wAREROOM. No


EOR SALE-A new 7-Octaye PlanO-fOrte
IL in handsomely carved Rosewood cas- Can be seen
BY Supplying to Ed BRUEL, Professor Of Music No 10
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DEGUIAR MAIL LINE. MA stoningtOh

III sor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW-BEDtohp
,,i rAUNrON.-Ths seagners {. NANpskbtLI anc
COMMODORE Of his lIne, regularly - eer-to.
re alternately lsavnS Pier No North River, trst wn.f
.bcve Battery .ce. dAily Sundays excepted, NJ
and StoninEtcu oslock P NJ Arrival OF the nal
tam. which lesve- Boston NbP " -
The COMMODORE. from New.Io-s-Mcnday Wei
ue~iay ard Friday From Stcniugtsn-tuesdy, IhafsiaJ
and Saturday. -
The q VANDERBILT. from NewYeys--ruesday,
THURSDAY and >afunSsy. From >sonnSton-Nondsy, Wei
nss6sy and FRIDAY. =.
The sfrAncr PERRY caves Providence TOR Newport
eailv EXCEPT Sundays al 2 VI
sor freight apply a. tire oc>, No ~ oshefy
pace. or hoari me hoStS
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro

sss o. COssy d ses fofk hefs5J ~ 81
tayHs sLEnESs tRET late q hs arm ~
Fr,y ssna Of ths Cy q ss~ fors, iecsasd %
sogehers thereof sg8ef0-f, Al ia one No
20 the CDsf Sew fost snor beers ne hsts
May sez-Dss5 Ns- fo he u f@th day q s0ysge,
ls52 lflSu issomfs JOIN fHLf.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Train. leave pier foot Of Duane t as fohoss;
FxPRsss Tram at N. for Dunkirk and buhaIo'
NAL Ts.Nn9 for al stations
WAY Tram ats 80 PM tor Plemont and Safern,
Way Tram ais 81 PM Tor Delaware, VIA Jersey SiV.
ExrsEss TsatN ats Pm. every day tor Dananf ana
Buffalo. - .,.L "a,
B.th Erpres. Trains connect at Duntrk vii the LAKE
shore Rrosa, Tor Cleveland and thence direct 70 Cncln
n,t also % Saudusky Toledo Monroe, Detroit and Ch
oaro CHAS. MINOr. Superintendent.
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V'HE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

TNHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
i RoUTE-VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRAN
CISCO-The Accessory Transit Company Of Nlcsrszus
PrupretorrTt trough In advance Of the mai-Oniy line
ivng through tickets including the sthmus Tho
favorifs double engine steamship STAR or TIE WEST,
900 uDs burden viii leave from Pirr No North River,
AZ 5 o'clock NJ precisely for San Juau del Norte
TUESDAY April connecting with the popslm steamship
BROTHER JONATHAN, 2sO TINS burden over the Me
1agua Transit Route having but twelve miles Of land
uanspOrtaiion.
Tbes- unsurpsssed in their ventilation and
accommodations.
only the Asescy OF the Company No Battery place,
up stairs L. hANDEhslLI, Agent.
POSER .sss are cautioned against the representations
Of hired runner, other lines None employed for
this line
A mail bss vii y r-sJe up a; the Office.
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XTOITP WHTSVFRs WONT GROW. Very

n. WHISPER, ana Noaraehes Ko~ strozE scd sex 10
81 xeskS snd vii n0t inure ne nis Hs care
fully compounded frgEn reei p ooe4nee IT, 1 -
sS---,- r @ GRAHAM, No % Anns
Ecwiers baidinD
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse 9.

su8th Ess syuss.s "a ne Cossy Il kiaSs, h-r-br
sccof14s z~ a HAVING
THIAhAFEss s Ofths CtJ o. " nsssf a.esa.ss hat he,
required M tie voaeaess lhsrsl
No u b-es1ans ne Csy q sse ION
III z,b dag L~stDstss Jsnasry ~ l>58
rs Is.onTg STfPhKs n rHArER, Isssgts
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roSTrp,s sToNE-PICKING and POTA.

IL TO GATHERING MAcHlNE--res patent rsai sof
tbs ysaahle machine for the United StSte& o. enc
oxen sin .sye the labor Of tWenty men every ap -
AZ De lsst AMERICAN nstpse FAIR received s,d ss
rrru,us =. one OF he bess invent0ns ever erhested
rsp3.rs 10 ear and Gee model a. TIE ofe o.
L \ BARRITT' Patent Solcitor Ne Sc Broadway Se~
Nark
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MONEY procured in sums to sum I .ol sIS
NL n.,;oJ, on personal security. Also, On ~ 90 p
:. No ss FSlieS-.i., "a door osss sourss A NOON
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TOR ALBANY. DIRECT-The new and

l. nasxraScsus steamer FRANCIS SKIDOY, CAPT tsos
s knsfI VII rave Ne Steamboat Prr fsot q kee''o
., fSesdsys fhursdsys and SandAys - oeAoct Z. "
Pare - Fer rvisAt Pass<- srply % eArd or o.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, il, No q wxr-sst
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WHO SUFFERS WITH ANY PAIN

w The most remarkable medicine Tor any pain Ia The
aides back or limbs. OF Sprsus Sore Thfoats Si Mech
rom Cold AEue rsing- Ia tbs breast pains IN the so-
Ach or how es AZ, limbs back Is DR.. ROSES wonder
hi PAINCURFR IL cures Toothachs In inmate la
hotties Ii Is aud 50 For sale by G II RING Co
and } J. Coddn.ton Broadway Bcice smith cosner
OF anal ard West Broadway DR. 0ihors Grand and Bow
sryi and Brigham Miller Avenue and jd.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

smith Fq OF the County Il knss, notes hereby
rvsn scsrdngt lac 20 al p--On bavns sans against ALkA
ANDEB BHODIE he Cy Of DrooAyn decreased, that hsy
qusd exhibit the 9TH the vouchers thereof 10 the
sab.efe George Thatcher aih resjsace No - Hets the
Guy before the ~ day q september atiDsisd
Febf.sry -. ie53 JOHN sWbhtCofE yE,.ruto,.
an ia~OB ra GEORGE L. lhAl1bkh'
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Clothing.
Ocean Cleaners. Sc.


Tor SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
u .nA ACAPULCo,-Tse sew and Inst steamship AL
BATROSs. i,ioo tuns bzrasn. ~lG ls~Ee us port on
THURSDAY the Sls M.EcA, ~ seioek Tor Nsr> Graz
direct
Tts the shortest cheapest .a1 HSs; healthy r0ie tax
pas>csen bond to GshtoSna
Fo< G-ishf o. Passsss apply %
SIMEON DRAPEE, Ne e Pine, cor 81 "i-h.i1-
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON
30 uzns hrsxy eiEhs for tAe seovS Por- nay es had
sPOFposD, TILEsToS Co, Ne - s'1th-'t
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
II ,.rn,-x.~kax N : N.il Lins--The assnse knt tst-
soins sea.-er sOITHERSEK, W. Fostsr. eo1na5ter,
wiu lesve Pier Ne. 4, North Rivei, o. WHIMSICAL
MAzce -. a. o'eoek N precassiy , II D, -. A.,
For Freight spply boa-a where Al oals q AAHt WI
be ssreS, and for Pe~Axe a the ocee o.
Tnrossh Hsksss f0T Fl0r&s - ioilOv, 10 'Asks'r'e'
$Sl; to Pl4fkA, 50
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Uater Cure.

WORCESTER (Mass) WATER CURE
w Under the direction Of oEo hVfI Nj
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EOR LYERPOOI-United States Man

Il steamship BALTIC Capt J. Comstock- THIS steam
.hip will depart with the United states Mails for Europe
positively On SATU RDAl, April ? At - o clock NJ trsm
ft berth AZ the foot canal t. No berth secured un paid
fr For freight or passage, having unequAed sccommoda
tons for elsgauce aud comfort, apply 70
EDN'D X. COLLINS n Co, No. 60 WalLsG
PASSENGERS are requested 10 he on board az ny A VI
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed tho Bdtc' and
SAL April 10.
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WINTER ARRANOEMENr.-On and after Mon
ay Dee 20 and until further notice, trains leave sims
for CAnandaigua, follows: ,,,v
Mail Tram at A. VI, or on arrival on Night frpr~s
Train from New-York, connecting 81 Cansndasu. wte
t,ans on the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester Buff
filo and Niagara Falls
Day Express a, $40 PM, or on ARRIVAL OF Day Espres
g., NsxYo,k The time OF leaving Nowiork may b
seen BY reference the Of the sno
Ere Railroad WILLIAM o. LAfhAa' guy"
Eev.York Dec. is, 1852.
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HInSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winte

i Il Advancement, Trains losve Chambersst dahyi fof
EIpfes Tram AM. through ia 4 hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal al s0eioe' ~"e
Mail Train AM-Throush Way Train z NJ
IIprs.s Train P NJ Accommodating Tram IN.
FOR Tsrrytown at : r. NJ and - VI.
For Poksep.e at 10 81 Al Way Frsis1s aud Passenger
Tran, and AP NJ PsssenEer Train
For Peetskillu OPh.
The Tsrytown, Peekssill and Pokeep'e Trans '"P"
81 Way Stations. - , r-.-..L. ,,,h
Passengers taken 1t Chambers Canal Chf''"Pas'' i'A
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csnal-st- at soAM for Poa.h'
i.sr.s "a asp for AbsEy stopping al al WA ssr
80 WV EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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DocHFsTER LOCKPORTand NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAILROAD open 10 BUFfALO-rhe most
6rret cheapest r01te 70 TORONTO hsaton
- C.n.da Hsst-OB and aftsr TUESDAY Jan - 1879,
--ip, WI le.vs Rochester for BaA0 and Niagara falls
follows TO NJ sDd rs M hetnrnins Tam slh ave
Pa. and Si.s.. ala for Rochester TD ~ aid v
PN P.s~Bsers Buffalo will ind tbs route superior %
roD OF c-far any Othsr The road Thoroughly Dunk
- sori,r-d viii entirely add locomotives The
,s..st terminus Of IL Road IN Buffalo o 90 hS fsrses
The most es''rrAi P''''A o WARREN coLBURs. sap't
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CTATEMENT Of the AFFAIRS Of the MI
~ TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW.
YORK, for the Eve years endirg January 81, 1853
Assets lstFebruaTy lSfs............. S6l e69 q
Deduct losses by death, advised Of but not paid,
due AEents for Commissions, and balance Of
Annuity Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1909 81
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Gopartncrsbip..

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copartner-
~ ship heretofore v1is,InE between the Ender-lEned
under the name Of the firm Of BATCHEL0RG Co. Is this
dsy dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be hereafter conducted BY v. Batch
eor who duly authorized TO settle the business OF
the late fuu-New-YOrk, March q, 1855. .
NATH'L A. BACHELOR,
w L BACHELOR
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U,oIFDo NORwaLK and CLEVELAND

RAILROAD-Open through, eomplstins the AT hns
In The chain Of Railroads between New fors Boston, rh'
.@sIphia ltmore and W Arlington City aud Chea<o
on and ANar MONDAY, Feb : 1883, Passenger Trains
will run daily (Sundays excepted as follows
Leave Toledo, NJ. and 10 Pm
Leave Cleveland 3 - AN. and = PM L.. So
Connecting at Toledo with trains of Michigan southern
Railroad for Chicago and the West - -, -.
Al Bellevue With trains OF Mad River Road for sandusky
Civ DAYTON Indianapolis, Cineinnsti, NC
Al Monfoeville with Mansfield and sandnssy cry kosi
Tor Randusky City Shelby Junction, Co!anbus Sewsk
and GAINESVILLE. -. -.
AZ Grafton with Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
Road Shelby Junction, Columbus and Cincinnati
AT Cleveland with Lake Shore Road VA Dunkirs, fof
New.York and Boston and via Buffalo for New-fork aud
Albany and for Road aud Boston, with Cleye.nd
and Pittsburgh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheeling PmSssl-
phis Baltimore, ard Warrington City.
Freishts forwarded promptly Il far rates ,
F. Is PHILLIPS, superintendent
N. n l. q u
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Professional Notices.

4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
"A GREAT BRITAIN-Cayests having been polished
N that country under the laws short Patent for 81
mouths granted place thereof Immediately on apph-
cssn One Patent protects the whole Kingdom IN
stead Of three being required formerly while the cost
syery greatly reduced Patents OF importation are slos'
ed before.
FRANCE HOLLAND and BELGIUM-Psten,s are
tai en- Tor S or IS years.
AUSTRIA having lately modified her PAiert laws that
Empire Il nox one OF the beet markets for American nyeo.
tons.
UNITED STATES.-ApphostiOns are made for Paient.
Extensions SurTenders aud Reissues Additional Improve
utu Interfercnoes conducted Caveats nled Appeals
taken, kc- &c.
Foreisn Patents taken through Office vii b. deliver
cd AZ the option the parties here my IN
London Pan. Brussels or Vienna
II Is useless TO proceed 20 Europe TO dspoe OF an lnVen-
non before have been secured exposure
will VOID the title Further informsaon be obtained
by addressing JOSEPH P. PulsSON, No > WAList.
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nsIcpJGAN SOUTHERN g. NORTHERN

vi INDIANA RAILROADs-on ard sfsei fso . lsss'
until further uOtee Passenger Irsns viii run e-ewssn Cn-
-. To,ao .nd Monroe daily except Sundays, % follows
Cbiesro for Monroe 81 = AN o
$500 for ToIsdo a. ., An and Bpm.
ToIs-Ia tcr Chiea<o az An. -nd IN
70. Ro.S ia coajaDeron with me Toledo and sor~als
Ia,e shore SesYor and Enc, bas1,o sLa Albany, &c
Is1 Eiv.r R.iroads form tie only RAILROAD eornzn1n1
80. h~rxe.u ChssAx0 and Se~fors CIV
80 Railroad cOGmsniesr1on gov ep-nH PEI zen
- covr b1s Cincinnati and PLtrsburzh- va Tole-
Sf so-x.k Rod Whlch Incersects rte Mad kiyer spd
I.,I,oo ~ p.ytor Roads ~ beIisyue, the Asnsnss
80 :, Nor-o~ve AID the ClsTe@n6 Co11-eas and Cia-
-, - Pitr.bgrzh Rods, a Cleveland
'---' JOS. n. MOORE, sgpen1t>ofent
nskSI.R r Ofsce. Adrian Dec ~ lEo<
IOHs " PORTER, Ass1t. No. 100 Bro.d-st ny.
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CORAUsTRALIA-The Al New.York built

Il clipper packet .hp TEXAS $50 tuns capacity, Is
ready 70 and passengers OF mt and secOud class
and will al from SeN the h April The TEN A.
hut m the thorough manner for regular Packet
SHIN from New York her accommodations for Ptssengers
being constructed upon improved and without
gard eNpense well ventilated spacious AMI elegant
fitted with but two tiers Of btths nearly all single TIE
sane haht q CABIN ssy fee) where other ships have
three tiers Of double bc-ths The behs N the Second
Cabin built eave airy and tEht passage way
nett the .des OF the ship TINS avoiding the hanging
knees Of the ship in the beTths aso the nauceoas AMI
unhealthy stencil arising nom Bulge water ~ me AR stret
wheu !. sea Tho ship will be c,mmAnded by an eNpe-
renced and Efficient Captain and Officers, and provided
with askiiful Physician Our PROVISIONS will be s-ectsd
with care ard BE- OF the best qualify One fnth Of pas-gs
money remitted vii passaxe for which apply %
JOHN SARDY. No SO South-sr. corner OF wall or
THOMAS II SANFORD, No. - south-st.
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~FW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw-

NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA DireCt-U. :. MAIL
EXPRESS LtNES-Thruugh IN hours-New- Jersey
Railroad VIA Jersey CITY leaving New-fors ats sndsAM
and 5. NJ from foot Of Courtandtst leaves thinel-
ma sae hours. foot OF Wanuts Fare reduced 70 - for
FIRST class and a. N toF second class. =,
One line leaves Newly Ik At and A NJ and : and =
M Fare N and p NJ. - a. - IN the A VI AMI =
F. N. IS Second asa IN ADD A. A. and = VI, =. ~
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and CdAhLEsIoN
through tickets sold the above nes aud though eass
earned in and A. NJ 4 and 81 Y VI lines from New
YORK Passengers with baggage the terry Is minutes
before the trains leave.