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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALo and NEW

NEW ROUTE-BUFFAL0 and NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD.-Ertensiono OF the SIX
Foot Track to Bualo-Ths road eItendins from Buffalo
10 HoTneIsvle on New Yok aud Enc Railroad Is now
conpte and in full operation forming IN connection WITH
thai road tie shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
tween New-York City and Buffalo. IL OF the sxi0ot
,pase and built in the substantial manner aud tho
greater portion OF having been IN operation sone mon
a entirely free from this TouEhnes usual on new roads
Fare from NewYoh 10 Buffalo. 30
Through tickets and baggage checks BE- procured at
Ne Depot Of the NswYork and Ere Railroad, foot OF
Dusne-st., ". Y.
The times for e.vn NewYork may be learned BY refer
euce 10 the Of the Newly and Ene Rail
read The trains will leave Hornesye for Buffalo on the
arrival of the Erie Railroad trAns-Bufso, Nov ~ lsbl
! a HOYT Supt Buffalo and ". Y. City X. X
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\ PURSUANCE Of an order of the surro-

gate County New York notce a hereby sven 10 All
p-,sers lsvra Claims sFanst EUGENE CUENDET. watch is
toter Cy OF fot decease present ths SANE
b thereof 1ubsefbe his office No Al Nassau
a. ia IA, Cts OF Ylt before the 7th dy Of March nNt
Dated New Yofk, the bird day u Sept, l2ia
stIsw,uss FLORIAS 9UINCHE EEecutof.
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BENJAMIN WEEKS, VI. d.
Brooklyn, Ny, Nov. q, 1919.
CANDS's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUI

- Only ~ cents. delightful and sure remedy ior
Coush Hosr,.nss- Consumption ke- Wholesale and Re
tail ~ ssndss M .ulnoth Drug Sore No. III Jsmess.
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HrorICE !. hereby given, that the proceeds

~ 90 AZ the real eststs Of JOHN c. SMITH late 81 tbs
Gov sev Ycrs deceaed Ats under The order o. ne su
ross Of tie County ss~ fort BY jeremiah Io~s VT y f'o
49, - ,d sro,- accoeJnz a. M Surrogate once IN
H. CIV OF Nv Yofk 6srth day Jsasny
,yu ooci n ths fofeLSos d@yD1sd taS IN dn "
S,rber Issl fdg Cw . A w. BkADFOhD' ssH's@-s'
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Goal.

DJTTSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA
L MA COAL COMPANY 10 prepared 20 farnish sups.
nor Whit Ash Pston Coal of all nres clean ana IN sooe
order suitable for shipping and dsrnestlc purpose.
from 10 boa.s or ysrts in tes ely "ihsmsoursh sna
Brooklyn
The Conpenys raebes rueh a. 70 enable II 70 Ve
rood dispatch 20 vessels loading at Hev-fors or ffon
Even.
Particular attention sveD the delivery Of Goal for DO
caestie purposea
Apply at the office cor. Broadway and Wast, OF yards,
Wet near Mortons cor l4h-st and shsv. and loot Of
Jov,smeurst city Foot North 10th wiIiismsbursh,
soot of Coast Brooklyn
COAL.-Red Ash, Stove and Egg Coal. Also
" Legh Stove and Eeg screened and censefed al 'n'
'""N'' JAMES AI1KlN.
COAL.-1he subscriber has in yards, and 10
~ constantly dischaging all the saroGs KINDS OF Anthrs
-its and BtuminoDs Goals VIZ Peach Orchard, olsck
Heath Iehgh Liverpool Orre Camel sidney, NC, &C,
All Of he Very quality delivered IN handsome order
snr for sale low. JAMES Il WORTH,
t,h q, cor Thorn psou and 6th-av, AmOs
Downtown office No. 81 WALTZ
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

- PHILADELPHIA fEUrn Per No Nora 80 ~
VI Battery piAeeTwe hne. daily Norma L1 e.,
"a F1ess Lire By steamboat JOHN PoIfssA -
Fare, lsi s.4.. e.r., ss; ID e,..s ears. soa Il AZ
leave PEseephiS from foot OF W-rE.-s. - y. - p
SPM Era,siEut Iir- hy s,serrbrs; ATLAS. rom re-
Nc l. si4PM. Fare 81 So
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IN pJTRSUANCE of AM order of the SurrO-

sse Of The Co .fy oil hereby 10 ali
sous kavs elem, ssunt JOHN GRIGG late Of the CU d New
Yot 'dscea'ed preu The with vou1s, thereof 70 s
AZ rs rience No 2i3 Becker IN the Ciy OF View
Ys on OF before tie ervrnh Day OF July neSt-Dsed, Nee
iG a. ns s s'' OF DAVID r GREESAcx Executor
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and

NTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YUkk and
~ GLASGOw-Tbe Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Comp.py's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, Lsa
and 80 horsepower Robert CrAe Commander WI
s.il from NewYoTk Glasgow SATURDAY, 18th Jan
uasy, ai y O'CLOCK. noon.
FIRST Cahsn IS.ioon State Rooms). .............ee
Eut Cabin {MidshiP State Reomsl.
Stsvad's Zee inclndcd
Agph 10 J. Nc sYMON, Nc = BIesdvV
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DROFEsSOR MORsE's INvIGORATING

Il ELIXlR. or, CORDIAL.
TIE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
of which this composed he's engaged tho medi-
cal Of London Pans and the chief cities Of Europe
It's virtue has been tested and proclaimed by the highest
in the Faculty OF those cities aud Testimonials have
been presented dssoverer by the Academies OF aed
cine London Edinburgh Paris Berlin AID Vienna Dur
ing soourn in Arabia Petrca Professor Morse afflicted
with FRYER brought on by intense excitement and
imrruden e1erons in torrd season Of the year, which
dcftd his knowledge OF curative means ana for ore
time threatened fal telnainn. Shiek of one of the
hes eug;h induced him TO take medicine
pare from the roots OF herbs common 70 mountainous
region Of the country which in few DAYS not only restored
him TO vigorous health but renewed the sirens OF his
siitution in marvellous degree.
Is principal ingredients used IN making this COR
DIAL IL obtained at great expense by the FRO ret0r
and Manufacturer, Mr. More, d. Newfork City It's
tie ouy nab!e remedy set discovered tor Nervous Head
and md Complaints; il il the mental physc long sought
for and never before found the only natural agent at can
administer to a mind diseased" In cases OF Neuralgia
Headache VERTIGO pain the of the face, aud the
various train Of Nervous Affections Will produce azure IA
an nishng short period Of time and viii also remove
DEPRESSION Excsu ent Tendency u Blush Restessness
Seepsrsness Dislike of Society lncapaclty for study or
Bus Los Of Memory Confusion. Oiddines Blood to
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility, Hysterla lndecs-
ion Wrechedness Thoughts Of Selt-Dcstructon, Fear q
Insanity sc. IL Will increase and restore the appetite
strengthen the emaeiatd the health OF those who
have destroyed induce continued cheertuness and euan
Unity Of spirits, end prolong life.
Persons Of pale complexion or consomptVe h2Ds are re-
stored b. the Of bottle two to BLOOM and 'IGoR,
changing the skin from pale yellow, scky color to bei
tifu FLoRTD coNPLExIOs
PLACED In this Cordial the of the maadies uent Jned
above also Of those which follows Loss OF huscn
lar Energy General Postrstion, iItabity and al Ner-
vous Affections Iudse Sluggshness OF the Liver, Sc
TESTIMONIALS.
No Newspaper would hold the certificates and test
nones Y gratitude TO the Proprietor were we al heery to
Below Is few ofhe many thousand Certificates received
being at liberty to publish them.
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Hear what the celebrated aad DISTINGUISHED Da WOOD, OF

WoscEsTER, June !, 1853.
DEAR SlR-li gives easure 70 inform you thht one OF
nv naepts while in Boston procared Of your Cordl
which be tells he Las tax tao weeks asd that ne
entirely cured lie already LOOKS like new person who
40 short time since looked pale aud hin and scarce
y able 10 crawl around III ought &c scarcely possible Tor
Inn ever 10 regain his full strength and acues his case
wns an extremely bAd prescribed the usual medi-
cine used m such the Hospital but they were Of
eject In the mean my patient bad procured some OF
your Cord al VII oh effected cure. am sasdod no other
medicine could have done. shall warmly mend
IL whenever opportunity occurs The inventor IA my
Younger days wen remember as being considered enc Of
H. mot x ful physicians an the United States hsd
board Cordial very highly spoken Of but Of the
ner, du Gus a. to until Unexpectedly aud
I,ans;n y,yy traly yoTrs, H. A WOOD, MD.
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fl)atfbes, Jemelrp, &f.

WATCHES AND EWELRi~-JEhOEN-
" CIV w.TCHEs-Jast recelyed BY the subscrs ef,
- So. inIc. JergenseD Watches sltl ceItIbestcs
90 .,b ereb Watch warranted perfect tu1e Keepers
s s :, e.. tl,~p the usual prices
Cooper Watches-sone 10 ha1'a'e ~'' NF
vey, perfect tine Keepers, -. -. 1880. ...o,1. g.,
VT, 1910, second Watches and quarter seconos iof
fa,.es Ia rold and silver cases. 80
SIt "a COD Pocket CmoDoseters which r1n WitAOot
apy variation .1S,.
i1 "a SILVER Levers Detached Levers, LepgDe, Du-
80 Al other tyes OF Watches All Of the above Tor
lie ~ lees than the usUa prlces - 81.
nsJouds Diamond Pima Rings Ia; Kings, ringer
Aims and Crosses, for sale low. >as "a
IN (iod Ie;ine Watches. bOes leweled. q
Fine God Detached Levers full Je~elec ~ az
fold yparne Watches for sdies .........''..'' -
SsoIA Hmm. uR Watches for ladies. minimum. y
Sod Hunting Patent Levers, foT gents % w
Patent Levers. 20 AZ
S,lver Detacbed Levers full jeweled.... Is 70 ~ ~
s,i,er I,er,ines holes jeweled. ....''.. wv
.,d IN otbfr kinds OF Watches at equally low prce'
Ace II, Kinds OF Gold Chains pure gold wedding Kings
.n5 Kvs Ard Seals sold Pens and Pencils gold and silver
Tbimile, diamond Rings and PiH Braceets goid Loo
Cnapins FnrRipgs aod and silver Spsctaeles breast
PRS Fing.r-Hiprs silver FruitKnives sterling SILVER
guoons Cups FOrss &C., at much less than me us1H
prices Watobts and Jewelry exchanged All Wa,coSs
warrssted to keep good time or the money fetuIhee-
watches Clocks and Jewely repaired IN the BEST anns
ct n ueb less than the usual prices. >, :, ..
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale and RETAIL
No. II Wallet tupsairs) near Broadway-fornsry "
No. 81 Wallet
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7 V and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

WALL and PANAMA at greatly reduced rates. No de-
teution on the Isthmu The and splendid side wheel
steamship UNCLE SAM, (beins on her second voy,se)
Sork for Aspinwal NAY Bsy) on THURSDAY, Jan. ~,
at p NJ precisely from Pier Nos North River, where
messengers can exsinine her accommodations The per-
iornance Of this her first voyage warrants the
assurance that passengers will reach Asyuwill IN from 10
DAYS TIE magnificent double engine side wheel
teanshp CORTES q 800 tuns Thos. b. Cooper Con-
msuder win be in READINGS at PANAMA 10 receive the
UNCLE SANS passengers and sill Immediately for SAN
FRANCISCO The accommodations aud ventilation OF the
Cor,es all that BE- desired Her speed lesab-hed
ON the between NewYork aud Panama and while
on the Pacific coast Is unequaled
Every esetion will be made the part of the line 70 in
sure comfort expedition and safety. Passengers Will be
landed ON the wharf Aspinwal fire., taking the Panama
Railroad and are cautioned that Tickets for tins Line are
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co. General Agents.
Mail Bag is made up the above Once under the "
United States Postage Law, for the convenience oil the
public.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse c.

smith 81 the County Kings, Ree h.resJ
gwen Mccfdug " law a. pefoas harns CLAIMS ssnnst WAL
IER HIGGINS e Of the City Of Brooklyn ieessed that ey
are r-red % voucher thereof 70 the SUD
.crb~r WILLIAM FOSTER at No ia pvioo 81 10 the CITY
New before the outih Day Of April nsrt-Datedsev
~ ~ MAXI HIGGINS, Administrators.
%! lawfusr WILLIAM IL IOolEhfD
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~ CENT Observation-Disclosures
Alcnep Wanteo ano to Eoan.

MONEY, MONEY-Money TO loan on
VI Watches Diamonds Jewelry. &c, &c. Also Houses
70 let and Saloons sold out every description the most
favorable terms Al transactions confidential at the pri
yate Office No lG2 Nassau Office No. Is.
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EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCR

EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
l. OCEAN HOUSE, tLons Brrnchsl PORT VASE A.,
ISG1ON, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DoCh, tAid'
se.f THOMAS HUNT. Capt A II. Hszrerry, VIII leave
ne Sew Hsvep PER Peck4p, Eat River, az follow;
rro~ xyv-yoss IRON SHREWSBURY.
Fr6sy, Jan IA, :! A NJ. Intay, an "A II a M;
Saturday. jan. IS ill n. Monday, jan H. ~ n.
Tuss.sy. jan. 70. III NJ. WecnescAy, IN; n ~
Thursesy Jan 81 Up fnd.y, jan. Il, Ir. N.
saturday, Jan q 4 P. n. Monday, ian - A AZ
Fue-dsy, jan. q. \ A ". MetoesdaJ, JAP 20 ~
ThHn6sy, Jan u, "A. NJ fnssy, Jan q N
Saturday, Jan q 10 A. NJ MONDAY, Jan u, w A. N
The sarss for squ.m VIII run u connection with ooaf
perns are fcrtstnr ne shove boat the account CT
he
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Clothing, &f.

VNHREE DOLLAR HATS-Flegant French
Il Sik Hats at 81 less than Broadway prices. Neat
Hat al 50 80 ard -.
BROWN, No. l5s Cansl-st., near Sullivan.
yTNHE BEST PLACE to get MEMS aud
Il BOYS CLOTHING ready made made TO order, u
a. No 81 Fucnst At this es,abk shment you will hnd
rre assortment OF fashionable ready Clothing also
splendid assortment of Goods which Will DC made order
In style that be surpassed No. 81 fulton-st ~ y
VNOBE Sol u for sos cost S30-A Russian
i Ttoychrg Clock, of the best navy cloth Apply No.
81 PlttsI, tOp.stoIy
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

n LN-DOhh dHu NE w lila ' I1N NALL
lNROAD-WINTER ARRASGEaEST.-Decembe Is, lS12
Trains out Of acknowledgements on and Special
at Tend ia A NJ, and p NJ, through TO New Haven.
Atg1O A NJ and 6l p NJ, fOI Port Chester.
The III A. NJ in connection with train nom New
Haven HEREFORD and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The An train connects at
New Haven with train OF the NewLondOn Road 10 Neg
London Norwich, StoningtOn and Providence. The $50
p NJ 20 New London emily.
The 8 A NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
pectins with Houssfonic aud Naugatnck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 81 p. M stops at Stamford Norwak and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Dsnbury Railroad at Norwak,
and with Housatonc and Railroads ai Bridgeport
Trains into Newly Accommodation and sPecia-at
s. and IS A NJ, and Y. NJ through from New Haven
AT 81 A NJ and 345 Z. NJ. from Port Chester.
The 95 A. NJ receives passengers from Sprlngheo ano
Hartford New london and Canal Railroads. al New Haven
The NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
FIELD and Northern Railroads .
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven arrival OF trains
nom Boston II and $50 r NJ, stopping bndssporI
NorWalk and Stanford y leaving Boston at A and
3iPM Trains Of the New London Road run 10 connec-
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station Hogse and
rincpa hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New-Haven. DECEMBER. 1852.
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE.-YACHT
"A EXCURSION to AUSTRALIA The Clipper
Bark PEi IONA 60 tuns will succeed the Abus as cond
al OF this hne and sail from Newly ork the 18th Janu-
ary 1853 This beautiful specimen OF marine architecture
was built by the woTldTepowDed Mhay, Of Boston ior
racer and Inks her naneake the famous racehorse enc
has never been beaten. Mr.. Kay was the builder
Of The Flying Fish, Flying Cloud stsfordsnre SOW
no and the Peyona stands prermnen among the proudes
monuments of lis skill. She will be fitted IN style as
elegant unique and fresh provisions will be furnished for
least onehslf the yOyHge IL IL confidently expected
that she will land hr passengers at Mebourge on the SIX
meth day from Newly ork, including stoppages II Is not
fair to compare this slip with the Ordla class OF vessels
hitherto htieG and advertised for Australia as the
rryonR above competition from quarter She Will
tEe an experienced surgeon and all the attention Of hrSt
csss hoei viii be provided IN the most liberal manner
drawing of the ship and plan OF berths VIII be ted ana
ing 10 the Australian Packet Line Proprietor, Capt A.
PfLLfTIER, No. SO Wall-st.; or 10 BABBlDGE VAL
ENTINE, Consignees, No. 1853 South-st.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. s NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Throush in y hOurs-Ne~.Jer.y
Railroad VI. Jersey City leaving New York al ADS
A 81 and = p NJ frun FOO. OF CouTtlsndt.t Leaves
PHILADELPHIA same hoars foot OF WAlnltst Fare r>dsoed
b. o. for frEt lnss and - 81 for srcond-oisss
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through ticket. sold in the above lines and through baHr
carried in the 81 p ~ lines from SeS YORK with through
Conductors Passengers with basEaxe cross tie terry ID m
qfes before the trains leave
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TOLEDO. NORwALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAlLRoAD-opeu for passengers b'tween Toledo
ard Monroevile Trains leave daily Except sundaysl AZ
foows: Leave Toedo at NJ; leave Monroeylle Il =
p. NJ ormirs continuous line Of railway wa Cleveland
and Shelby between Newly Jrk Boston and Chieiso
The direct line from Cleveland TO Monroeyie. viii be
open about Jan 2oOee Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland
X r., Norwah, o. Jan, 1888 ,..
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THESHORTEST and CHEAPEST

II IL t. II " II L H y hht NAit1-At SOA
i ROURF!i-VANDERBIL LINE for SAN FRAN.
cisco Ouy Live giving Tickets for crossing the lst1
The rev and powerful double engine steamship NORrH-
FRN LIGHT so tunS viii leave from pier No. North
River, at o'clock p. NJ precisely, on THURSDAY Jan.
30 connecting with the Pacific steamers over the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but II miles Of land trauPortaon-
Tee stea ers have unsurpassed Accommodate and
rlation For information on passage, apply only az the
Agency of the Company No Battery place up stairs
~ The public are cautioned against the represent stons
runners ioT other lines None employed for IA
line.
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BARGAINS III FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS la FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAWBUCK,S, No
CHThP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE-1he
attention about purchasing invited
10 the large aud beautiful Of Beds Mattresses
Pailasses Bedstesds Cots &C. all OF which have been
at low prices and will be sold at such prices
make II inducement for all TO Gail ana examine tne
above stoek PREVIOUS 10 their purchases Goods sent
70 any part OF the city Brooklyn ard Wasbnrsh free Of
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses renovated and made over
w CPAwBUCK No $50 0randst,
ID door OF Essex 81.
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Professional Notices.

nAGUERREOTYPES ONLY % CENTS
DAtFARRAND'S, first floor sky-hsht Gallery, No ST.
Bronway where pictures taken every style
De ssed by any in quality, oheaphess and durability.
y VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMITS
" SIONER ofEMIdRATI0N for WISCONSIN, OF
Zee No Ito Greenwchst New York, open from o'clock
A NJ iii s O'Clock T. NJ Pamphlets and verbal in'orma
ton from reliable and authentic sources will be given
ehecTy and free of expense TO all who intend To
in the State OF Wisconsin Of the finest countries
ofthe rieh and beautiful Valley Of the Mississippi
IT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of the world
~ Q -indspensabe 20 travelers-issued by
j. Il MONIES Notary. No s6 Broadway.
OS CENT Observation-Disclosures
81 Co. No $50 Broadway, make the finest pis;nrcs
for only two shings by German process "A ma
chpey and take Com $50 to 800 daily This is astonishing,
but true. Call and see
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NINETY DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO
~ DISPATCH LINE--The celebrated clipper ship
SWORD FISH Cart II. 5 Bsbcock, haying performed her
r voyage to Francisco ninety days, will leave on
her cond about the 25th INST and take few tuns OF
yery light ffeielt il Immediately offered 20
' SUTTON 4 co, No. 81 Wsllst
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RAILROAD.-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA A1LROAD.-lh Road
will be completed to Pittsburgh by December LIST AFTER
which All Goods consigned their AGENT at Philadelphia
Will 20 through without transhpment within Seventy
Uonr. AZ the rates below published offering TO Merchants
shpprg to points the Ohio River, any OF the Wet
er waers facilities not 20 be received on any other roue
arrsneemeLts with connecting roads complete, by
which Goods 3 forwarded the Interior of the West
erp sates by Railroad the lowest rates and IN al Case
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
lst Class-Dry Goods, Boots Shoes &c 81 per lV bi
ID Class-Hafdware Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool &c. cts per 100 fos
81 Clsss-Cofee, Queensware, Heavy -
Castings, &c. ...s...ssssss...s f0Cls. NV IDS
9Th Class-Bacon Lard Fish, 65 cts per 100 iDs
No Commission charged for forwarding at Phadspha or
Pittsburgh.
For further information or Bills OF Ladins, apply to
J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent No 7 West-st., y. Y.
IL III. HOUSTON Gen FTeiEht AGENT, Philade phla.
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THE WONDER Of the WORLD!-DE-
ITSFss COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE,-The

i yISEss COMPOUND PITCH LOLENGE.-The
Great remedy last discovered Consumption can %
cured; Asthma will be The thiHss taat "efr sd
Coughs and Co1s the parents Of that fell disease lha %
often buss woe 70 the homes Of and. VAnh al II oy
mage before this sovereign remedy Att.
Tins that which mas long been sought of ana ~
fr faith offered the public certain cure iOi Cootns
Coda Hopping Cough Group Asthma and ConsdmP uon'
and will Ia any case where lungs sufficient are lSft " s-
tain hf check the liberation, and raise the patients
health. PTice Is oenD per box - w
c. H. RING role Agent, No. l92 Broadway ~ L.
soAb,GFO p MINI No. as Fglton-sz- Brooklyn
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WTJNDOW CURTAINS.-PRICES RE

w DUCED.-ko. 449 Pearl-st, corner Of Withdrawing
sbcrbs prepared sell the balance Of their stock Of
Curtain Materials greatly reduced prices silk and Wsrst-
cd dsmssk Lace and Muslin Curtains Window Cornices
and all kinds OF Curtain Trimmings at wholesale retail
CHILDS 4 SMITH, Practical Upholsterers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via Stonington,

HI for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDEORp
ard TAUNTON.-The steamer, MASsACHC sEris And
COMMODORE Of TINS hDe now run regularly a. hereto
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River, trst saf
above BatteryTlsoe, daily, Sundays excepted, M
and StoninstoB al O'Clock p VI OF on sriVa OF me A
trsip which leaves Boston ~ 5 NJ. -.
The COMMODORE. from New Ioik-Mopday, We
neidsy and Friday From Stounztsn-fuesday, IAaEs4Ay
Saturday. , ~.
daily except Sundays at =. M =.
For eizht passage, appy AZ the Once NO ~ oattesJ
place or on board the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

i Arrangement Trans leave Chsrubersst daily, Tor
Albany and Troy.
Expires Train A, NJ. through in hours oonnectirs
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening. r,x
Mail Train sA M-Through Way Train p. NJ
Express Train 5P M.-Aoeommodatisn Trains r M
For Tsnytown at Pm, and an Evening Tram ID
o'clock. ~ ,n,
FOR PO'keepsis at 1880 A NJ. and 4P. M-FOr Peesssh
at $50 p. Nj.
The Tauytown, Peekski and Pokrepse Trains stop Of
all Way Stations. 10,
Passengers taken 1t Chamber Canal Christopher, iitn
And Slststa
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cahalst. at $50 A. for Pousb-
keepse and Pm for Albany stoppins at all Wsy sSs
tions GEO. STAhh, SUPERINTENDENT