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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

n LBEHT II. NILULAY With HOLD REGULAR
IA sales Ut Anction OF stocks other
curtes every Thursday at k O'clock ths Nerehants'
Exchange Parties his other which
hey wish sold A. auction will peaae send
Of he TO his office early before the e Hossi
be- In have item brought public In hs
Advertisements ALB sRr II. AlCOLAY. Austioneer No.
~ Wal street Refers by permission, to Shepard Knapp,
Esq President Of heehapcs Bark Hon Luther Bradisk
Noses Taylor EGG Gerrs Franklin, Esq President Of
New Yorf LIE Company SHE'S c. Herring,
Andrew Hodges Esq President of fulton Fire
Company; AosSrs Nj liam aud ohm Srisn Csndit ysn
kirs D. 4 A. Kingsnd sutton, Hon Obadiah Bovine,
Davis Cosmore. Esa, George w. Rble ESQ.,; kessrs Rich
LeutreL Benjania G. Leveriago Esq.
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A SITUATION WANTED, BY YOUNG WOMAN;
"A che Is nrst rate cork and good washer
Can be as Columbia street let veen ststa ad Jero
streets, South Hro0aya. 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

A yOrHG SWISS GIRL rs pEsIRous OF OBTAIN.
n ing a. siigston as lady ala IA private ercan
f1my She II expert miliirsr d. asd
cefstru IS hsirdrttnE and hrsiaergg be
- f3 Hopston street in the rear, room No. TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

WANJED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUA-
w tior sschambsrm. aid and waiter. Has the best of
Communication from her last place. Please call at 81 Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

nERCHAND De GAME GUlLi EMUr co bog leave to
lASorm their patrons apd the public
received BY the steamer Washn of the
choicest Paris ewery patterns which will vari
ETY. Of their stock and able them satisfy those
who will honor them with visit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

ee of ta ar o~ VOL know that syrup OF Gin
and Malva everywhere used Sold by Wts5n, raic
Bank Co. IS and As street. Boston-Posb Also,
BY Chss Ring 1872 Brc saway a.d by Boyd Faui, 40
CVrtsandt etreet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

A DAiNisIhsTnks SALE OF DIAMOND JEW ELkY,
"A oy order Il Joseph Crists oro Administrator WILL
LIAM IRVING CO., sustione RS will sell at auctioa,
Wednesday December H. at l0s o'eock at the salssroo
No. Pne street Diamond emerald pins;
pearl emerald. sapphire and diamond breast pns enstsf
dsmond rings with pas opal ssphirs ruby, and
garnet oenres pear and diamond rings diamond ruby
cluster rings and diamond rings diamond studs
raid and diamond cluster pns belt hooks sapphire
and diamond crosses and diamond knobs heavy
eighteen karat gold iob and curb chains plain
and fancy Of varieties lever duplex, hunting lspins
and dsta she'd lover aud other Id by kng.
lish and Frene makers The
Of lie ~elry offered this season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

TOHN L. vANDE wAIER, AUCTIOsEER WILL SELL
at les room, Is Nassau street. Tuesday Dseember
H. general assortment Of and second hand furniture
rosewood airs Also several pieces Of
BRUSSELS and royal Wilson ctrpe.s but litta nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

(!AMEL!As JAPoNIcAs.-BY ORDER OF JUDGE
WILLIAM IRVING 1 co will sell ~ auction On TusS-
day. Is at i0s o'clock At the sales No.
Pine street, GOO csmelis from to six feet high, In bud
and covering Containing twenty buds
and flowers eaoh comprising known varietydouble
white pEsd and plain funseAsus and all other 0e
known florist b. nante The tioa Of smateurs ana
florists respectfully called to this sae comprises
of the choicest offered ct auction
be ned with catalogue Monday December l2h
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Daguerreotypes for nothine,. THE Alyer.

aser has large and beautiful meut of rich
and frames which he will furnish below cost, and give
first class picture for nothing, close tho lot As,,
hand gold (warranted) ockets and classes and
pins Of The psss quail 50 cent less than Le .hore
pictures included at his popular $50 Broadway
Prince street, lO3 Bowey Anderson carpet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

(1oACHNAN WANTED-A COLORED MAN, WHO Is
first rate coachman and IL hon est strictly
perate and hear Of where the highest
wages wil be paid by addressing boz f Post Oce
name and where an interview may be had None need
apply unless they the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

A CARD-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF EAGLE
"A Hook and Ladder Company No. 4, held at tho truck
house After the return from the FIRE In Peartrcet was
unanimously
Resolved That The thanks OF the company ,red to
Mr. and Mrs John BAuloh bountifu supply OF rs
Teshments furnished us after the above fro.
JOHN CORNWkLL. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A NEAT TIDY GIRL
w 10 cook wssb and iron, tn assist In tho washng
hendy and steady places her business
WI be well recommended from her last pa where lived
nearly two Can be for two days At liz Clinton
plaeci Eabt u etyeet, IN the rear,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

IIOUsEKEEPERs SITUATION WANTED-BY
~ widow lady She give undo btsd reference.
Would prefer living with aged couple Apply TO S. j.
S72 Fourth avenue -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

A Card. Herr Driesbach takes this method
sfexpsng his grateful acknow'edgemsnts Dr. a. Aymc,
of the accident the Broadway
vaturday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

WANTED--A SITUATION, BY PROTEsTA Mt
young woman to take charge Of children and do plain
sewing wait On the table, willing make herself
rally useful City reference given Apply at la Txen-
first
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-ON SATURDAY, 10TH INST IN GOING FROM
the corner Cranberry and Willow trssts Brookivn
20 Catharno street ferry New York ade four IS biils ~
poor boy will suffer from the io The finder wl re-
IL II smilton street New York. "--s-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU.
alton as cook washer and ironer in private family is
strrte laundrts give good city reference Can be
fer two days at No la East first street. between
Second and Third avenues, second floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

Printing Printing "a Nassau
Yankee Press C.rds-oards, printed
the neaest GORD0N'S, 81 Nassau street, (for-
MeY1y Of John and Nassau streets).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

CERVANTS-ENPLOYERS WANTING GOOD AND
respectable help will il very cs ct
NORRIS CO Is establishment, s7 Broadway, corner Of
Ing 1os to an, Irish cook; and
dresses nurses 6c excellent nursery sovernes speaking
English Free CHI and German Enrsh French and German
mechanics and mar ufao supplied with help
N -
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Eva to her Papa.-A Beautiful Song by
q. @. 0nrd by little Cordelia Howard In the
noral A Of Uncle Toms Cabin. Prics IS cents. Pub
6Shed 70 HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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NONsTABLK'S Saloon FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
" 1885, all the stock and store No "a
Es: nIosdway consisting # vhts lead oil pants
stock in trade too mention belonging t. Hcnry
PridhAm See catalogue. FL 70. issued the Fourth
District Court. w. \. STEPHENSON, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

A UCTI0N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-rHIS
"a Monday morning at lG O'clock will be seid without
reserve all tine furniture carpets TO- contained In the
thrt btory bopse No @ Greenwich avenue all pu,chased
two months sold in consequence Of the
leaving the ctyooDsias of yards superior thres
ply and ingram carpets the sofas loungs spring
seat and other cbas rockers; dvan otoman card and
centre tables with hair mattresses and
70 NJ eaner peIs nankets AZ oure1ue
chamber furnnre cuainF, rich shades French oloeks
handsome Tante IS; drugget oil CLOTH four splen
dd OIL rsinngs gas fixtures &c with the basement furni
ture superior cooking steve hxtures cr0ckey cutlery
chint set &c sale rain Hbne Goods to be i'm
medately. r. w. WESTCOrT, Auotioneer.
by JOSEPH HECEMAN. EsDAY,
- December 10, at 10Y O'Clock. a. NJ, at No. "a street.
betveen York and respect Streets assortment Of
plain boarding house furnitur
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

FROM PoRr Au PLArTE.-By the arrival Of
the brig Gpsy Capt Boyd, have sdvices from Port
au Platte to Dec 90 and Turks Island Dec a. Bust
ness wa dull hemarkst stocked and the tobacco
season was over Gen Santa Anna had been elected
President Several seaman from St Thomas had died
of black vomit Government had seized Portuguese
schooner lying in the hsrbor in distress suspicion OF
being SLAYER and her the City OF St. Domingo.
The crew were forced to march throushunder guard
to the City for examination. The last accounts no.
ice the death Of two ofthem from fatigue. Flour
selling at ST., lumber s2i rice 7c, coddsh &c, mscke-
rel No. p &C.
At Salt hey, Turks Island, there were vessels in
port There is no important news Salt ia scarce, and
selling at l2lc.
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DAILROADS for PHILADELPHIA,

BALTIMORE and w
have THIS DAY been made nv the Railroad Companies
between New-York and Wsshinron, for continuous and
tain ens lines by which the mails passengers and
BAGGAGE in the s and An and y PM lines from New
YoIk will he through from one point to the
other without dets where the route Sho1ld
sny happen causing delay either road the
% and baggage 10 BE- forwarded by extra
trains the expense OF the rosd on the delay eeenS
Anew Train 10 and from New-fork and Phll.d- phs wa
New. Jersey Railroad. will commence On MONDAY, the
10th day Of jan leaving Newfork foot OF
and running directly through 20 Phlladep hs 20
the Kennrtcn Station. Returning. VIII leave Phadei
phis from the Kensngton Station at AN being the pres
ert Trenton Accommodation Line, extended 70 Phsde
rhisl which Will not hereafter make the extra way stops
exert on signal Philadelphia and other passengers Be-
word New Brunswick Fare this hne both ways and
in the AN hne from New for Phiadepaia reduced
10 S27S Ill ,....
New York en- and after the 10Th of January IN
stead OF NJ ard az additional rain wi leave New ORR
for Ehzabtthhwn Ct 4SeP.M - -,
NB-The Pm. Train beyond Newark Will Dc disoa-
tpued The M. from New York 10 Rahway WIZ DC the
last tain beyond Newark except the night trans
CITY JAM less
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ACCIDENT on THE FALL RIVER RAILROAD

ACCIDENT on THE FALL RIVER RAILROAD
--Careiessness ofthe Sritekman-On Friday evening,
an accident occurred the Fall River Railroad,
through the carelessness of the switchman that
near being fatal large number Of passengers. The
train for NewYork that left Boston at o'clock of
the track about 300 yards below the Soughon Station
six miles from North Brsintree, smashing the tender
baggage and rst passenger cars aud buyng the loco
motive to the depth of about four FIVE feet in the
earth Fortunately, the train was running slowly and
the engineer had the presence OF mind to reverse the
engine before it struck thus helping to ease the con-
custom. The engineer was pitched abou, seven or
eight clear OF the engine and escaped with few
bruises One passenger pitched against the stove,
in the first car and severely cut and bruised in the face
and several more were slightly injured from the
splinters.
The accident owing entirely TO the fault OF the
switchman in no, seeing that the switch was placed
properly after the freight train had passed up. His
cuse was that he thought of IL once, bat forgot IL! If
peoples lives are be sacrificed because the tenders
the Railroad choose to forget neglect their duties,
is no more than right that the public should know it,
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NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.-Hen-

~ ~ Dom and EsAer h vile asen-; E1s poen,iel
l.. HI vie JOAN Butter AL harrns
Y =. VT. May Domrst Ann Donlnsk. VILLAIN Cor and
an NNrssr-ia Jtne Doranck Hrei Domnes Geors; o.
pompk and safsk Frssc- DJnnck and Anne he we
J-res DoI-in "a p h se, Frsnss jacob Dnth
Jotn Gle, Receer &C. Ffederck Pee william fafaon ana
Iouirs F.rlon Is VIE william Daaans AssEse, &c sarah
HaEsukske F-.rs Rchard DoninSck Ada Domnek Ihii
Dcusrk J-nrs DonuEst.Ic the ABOVE nn-d i-ct, rs
ADA DOHlyICK THADDEUS DOHiSICK ant JUslUs DON
lSICK Yo1 hereby sgmoei Kad required % ans~-f the
q I'D Court t5e az Of ne d<e seeo ss %
copy the sad 1ppenenth coGela 90
N, sut.er~r oc~ No % Ss.-au r--, n the Cv
New Ioss within day, after the service s-re
OF the dy -ere yoa f.I the .<d compliant
fhn he rr- aread TIE paat. here1 oil tske gtz
srss; you 6or the Riff srrasnled The al eopaEt-Daes,
Nev Iort July J. Iscl Your, kc, -.
US J. n BALDWIN All
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The Ladies" the ncxi ,oss, upon the NJ. AMI rn
sure thew viii forgive me or iafrpaag sRahsr, Which
should be h.st insreaa Of lsl AMI now throw myset
uron the knduess OF the lsieS ior the intrusion Of
which am guilty. shall no q, this advanced noaf
resrass upon your urc but prep &c that toast scins
that may RE sgsr the vita regsr 10 the oarta
tosst shopld have said ore word net one OF regret,
hut one which would have awakened in yonr hearts Q
more agreeable rosponse han the most eloquent condo
Lnce or sympathy. did MT r-,sin my fresisn to
forget others Mfs % soy, tsa u thy ~ sos soeS
emory goa - free - an IS ny fssh sev ~ ysSs
Of ikoss sko ma, assis, ns~ bz; asis ora Maassrss
isrx bees s&s~ and Afforded AID Tsyss Asi b<t5rs
lcn9 ne shall hear thai aaotsu sap esarsss ssoeA fsa
srs Stare AssssA x4ieA ossS ssy'zr ~ skis lss&
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-This Road

Will be completed 70 Pittsburgh by December ISL a,ef
which all goods consigned TO their Aren't az phselpaa
will so through. without trsnsxhp ment within Seventy
Hours the below published offering TO
shipp to points the Ohio River, any OF The west
err waters facilities not 10 be received any other route
Their Arrangements with roads complete BY
which Cords be forwarded 20 the Interior OF the West
cru by Railroad at the lowest ntes and IN al os
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia TO PittsbGAsh.
LAT Clase-Dry Coods Boots Shoes he 81 per loo Ss
Cd Class-IIaidwsre, Machinery Bales,
Brown Sheetins. Wool he ..Sets per lW d.
81 Class-Coaee, Queens<sre, Heavy
Castings. &C. .2ets pei ~ - y
9TH Clsss-BScon, Lard, Fish, eoets PEI ~ 70
No Commission charged for icrwsrSnS ~ = ~
Pittsburgh. r. h. HOUSIOS- -,
FREIGHT Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Cor Sos "a
md 20 Markets. PhaisdePhiS
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NANANDAIGUrA g. ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WINTER ARRANGENENr-On and atf Mon
eay Dec and until further notice trains leave Elmna
for Canandaigua follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ, or on arrival OF Night Express
Train from New-York connecting at Csnandaigua with
trains on the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester Buff
falo and Niagara Falls
Dsy Fxprsss at s.io PM, or on arrival Of Day Express
fro ma New.Yolk The time Of leaving New.York may BE-
seen hy Ie,renee 10 the OF the and
Erie Railroad. WILLIAM o. LAPHAM, SuPt-
Nev.Yor Bee lS 1852.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

Il sste of New Yofk will 10 be sold at pub
lac auction the Merchants Exchange, the City OF fork
on seventh day of January, the 1888 al Twelve
occk noou oowns described Real Estate Of Bradley W.
Goodman deceas-d payment MS lebts Al that CERTAIN
lot or parcel ground and beng the IAN Ward hs
CITY -ouherly aide Of os-ther vita ne
budps, thereon Which said bounded sJ contain. ow.;
Con nencns hundred and i've st east from tho nt
Fmns the OF Sfh 81 afn
"a containing twenty I've feet oa twenty i've feet and two
IN IN h rear hundred and sy feet Eve and nal
nchss eaery bundled and any our eet AID
half incb the westerly hne The improvements On sad
property small frame dwelling house Ten per cett OF
The ureba.- required BE- paid The sale AMI as
bsznce deed ready Cor delivery Yort Dees nser
8. 1864. GABRIEL VAN Cpii'
w. "a W, Corr Proc or dow
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NEw-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. and aft

IN er the 9th Of December tram will leave New-foTk
at O'Clock, A NJ from foot Of Conruandt,st arriving
line will be Relief Express Train 20 the A. VI. Exores
Train which will also through in fcuT hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore Wahiugto, Norfolk and Charleston
sold by both hines Tickets sold passengers for way sta
tons IN NewJelsey in the NJ train only, al reduced
prices The Trenton Accommodation Train will, on and
after the nth December leave Trenton ct arriving
in New York az II noon. returning from New YORK al
NJ BY which passengers will also be carried al reduced
prices relieving the 81 p NJ Philadelphia tram OF way pas
eengers These Arrangements will make more certain the
connection of the Mails ard through passengers with the
continuous train leaving Philadelphia a. and 10y t. NJ
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-u. s NAIL
EXPRESS LlNES-Throagh in 4 hous-NswJe,ey
Rsilroad via Jersey City, leaving Newiort q; add
A. N and 81 7. M from foot Of Courtlsndsst Leaves
Philadelphia same hours foot Of Warutst Fare reduced
h q Cor 6us elss and - 80 for seconded
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and ChAkLESrON
through ke sd in the above hnos snd through baggage
carried In the y NJ. nes from New YORK. wltn tnrossn
Ccntueson Passengers with baggage ego~ me ssny -.
aaes bslore TIE traias lesya
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail steam
ship Compsuy carrying the great United Safes Mall
ONLY hrou ali Unitea States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
and OREGON, via Aspinwal and Panama at greatly re-
duced pces second cabin and steerae passengers per
steamers Illinois and Golden Gate fastest steamers on the
vute.-The splendid and douele.engne u ). Mail
steamship ILLINOIS requiring but ~ DAYS for her trips to
Aspinwal $500 tuns burden II J. Hartsene, u \. Navy,
Commander will sail ON THURSDAY, Jan 20 at o'clock
NJ precisely from pier foot Of Waenst North River
Tie Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanys magnificent steamer
GOLDEN GATE, requiring but II days running time,
having performed her last trip from Panama TO San Fran
cisco u days and hours Including all landings for mails
and supplies will be in readiness At Panama TO receive the
Frapceo No efforts will be- spared the part of the
Companies 10 send their passengers through with exped
ton comfort and safety Rates e FaIs through LIST cabin
10 FRI I'd cabin Sli5 Storage $50 Passengers
will be- lanotd the Railroad Wharf at Aspnwall free
Transit of the Isthmus at the Passenger For
flight OF passage apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at
the Office oftle Companies No In Wests Ger. of War
rem n Y.
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feaal Notices.


CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE of
~ PROPERTY for UNPAID TAxEs.-Pubiic notice hereby
unpaid Will tske place Pub
lie Aucon At the City Hall Of the Cay Of New Yors THURS
DAY the twenty day of April 70 O'Clock asi
from day day until the whole OF said property be
od and detailed OF the be Old TOT
unpad The Morning and New fort Ia
qufer ew,rsper printed and published the CITY New York
Detailed pamphlet FORM Of the property 10 be s
may be obtained by calling the Controllers Once No Hall Of
Record. Office, New Iork, jan 10, 1883
no I4tl.xMs AZAIIAH {. fLAGG, Controller.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY, connecting with ths PAClflC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMpANY.-Only through L. :. Mail Line
ion CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VIA Aspnwall and Psna
ma The splendid. new and doubleengine u. $. Mail
Steamship EMPIRE CITY 2,CI0 tuns burden, Henry
Wiudle Commander, viii sail on WEDNESDAY, Jan. ~
u2ocock NJ. precisely, ftom foot Of Warrens, y. K
RATES OF FARE TO AsPiSwALL.
Ladies Saloon State Room .................".,s
Lower AT aud Forward Salo n do -
Second CABIN Shameless y,
Passengers will he anSed at the rsosd wharf AZ Aspin
all free Transit Of the sthnus the passengers expense
resOns securing through passage hy United States all
Ste from NewNork have preference Of scoonmods
ton on beard the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama 10 San FRANCISCO the most
6yorshe terms For freight passage apply 20
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, az the Offce ofthe Cos,
No. In Westst, corner Of Warrensi
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of an order of the Surrogat,

Of the County fOk. hereby al pc ons
hs,s sss n; GEORGE mccoy Lite OF the City Of Se"
Yori deceased peeat the with vouchers thereof 70
he nj scr Der At the Oce u Beknap Esd No Is waist,
the City Nee Yofk before the tenth day Of May nett
Dated, New Yofk, the -rth day o. November. 1851.
a. lruenMs ELIZABETH A. MCCOY AdnInIstrauin
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Train. leave pier foot OF Duane-st, a. follows;
EMPRESS TRAIN att An for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Man TSAIN If AN. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 8 80 PM, for Permont and Sudern
WAY TRAIN at so PM Tor Delaware, vis jersey CITY
FxpRsss TRAIN at PM, every day for Dunnrk ana
Buffalo. -, III,
Both Express Trains connect at Dunkrk With the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct 10 Cincn
matt Also TO Sandusky Toledo Monroe, Detroit sne Chi
cage. WAS miNOi' oupern0noehN