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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

TTNHE HAPPY FAMILY CAN BE SEEN DAILY, GREE
L at Costar's Rat, Mouse, Coachroach, Ant, &c, ex
terminator depot, AS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

(tLAIRvOYANT EXAMINATIONS HAYES, AND
~ Mrs. Hayes the original celebrated clarvoyant and
botanic physicians, be consulted daily. Office ll6
that gift while in her clairvoyant sleep to discover
Diseases their cause and prescribe proper treatment aud
medicines which will make certain and speedy cure find
absent friends advice business and private affairs,
&C. &c. Remember correct examinations or no charge
made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

CTUDlO CURI0SO, $40 BROADWAY, CUP STAIRS,)
- between Houston and Blocker Observation-Disclosures
70 cents. Season tickets for families So Open from
ga A. NJ till 10 p NJ Those who have taste for the
curious beautiful and intellectual will be amply reward
ed by visiting this Studio They will in this unequal
led collection specimens of art and curioses of great
antiquity, from nearly all parts Of the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

with all requisite articles for the comfort and
Of and commanded by men Of experience in
the trade The price Of passage $780, without wines
liquors. Goods to the subscribers win be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

LNOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER
IL ship CoURSER, Capt. Cole, loading at pier No
East river having her cargo nearly competed will sail
in few days Shippers will complete their engagements
at once, their freight may be shut OUT lated guam
ty yet be taken If engaged at This ship has
made some Of the fastest passages record beating
several celebrated clippers and has just made the
from the Cape of Good Hope in thirty eight days. For
balance of freight apply to CARY co. 90 Pine street. or
MAILER LORD, 1OS Wall street.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO NEW CLIPPER EMPRESS
IL of the Sea, built by Donald Mckay IL loading at pier
u East river and will be despatched in few days The
sailing qualities of this ship believed to be unsur-
passed For freight apply 7 to o.vpopn o, uu.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO CAL, PASSAGE.-THE PACK
IL ct ship ROSCOE, Captain Smith, to sail the 18th
inst, comfortably accommodate ten twelve pas
sengers Apply to the captain, board the vessel foot
of Thiroth street. North river.
DASsAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-CAIIFORNIA LINE.
Ii The clipper packet ship NEW YORK having nearly
all her cargo board will sail about the 10Th February
For passage having unequalled accommodations early
application must be made to
ARKEIL 4 ELLIOT, lag Pearl street.
A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
n Philip, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia mag
nifcent steamship GOLDEN AGE 1000 tons burthen,
-, commander, win be despatched for the above
ports about the 18th April This steamship is of
the size and strength and in every way equal to the Col
Inns line of steamers and is believed will prove to BIO tho
fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations for
first second and third class passengers superior to
any steamer built For freight passage apply to
J. HOWARD SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

/ 1ESPAICH lime FUK AUSIKAIIA.-IdE SUPEKTUK
~ fast sailing clipper packet BENZ. HOWARD
having large portion of her cargo engaged will have
immediate despatch for Melbourne, direct. Particular
attention requested to this splenGd ship which, for
strength and sailing qualities is unsurpassed by any
sci Of her class Her passage to San Francisco per-
formed in hundred and twenty days, dschargng her
cargo in beautiful order This ship has been
Balance Of cargo will be taken at very favorable rates for
which or cabin passage apply to
SUTTON l. CO., No. 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

A USTRALA-CILPPER LINE-THE / CLIPPER
IA CANTON, J. Gibbs, commander, will be despatched
for Melbourne Port Philip the Goth of February She
has superior accommodations for passengers and her
ton which this line has won for despatch, is sufficient
guarantee for parties to engage her Apply board
at pier IA East river or to WIN. T. DUGAN, 43 Front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

no YOU WANT wHIsKERSY-IF so. UsE NY OK.
gnent and In six weeks ii will force the bea I'd 10 orow
strong and uxurian without stain injury to the skin
That's all have to say. ~ per bottle sent 10 any mart
oil the country. X. q. GRAHAM, 80 Ann street
Fowler BuIdjnrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GI.AsGOW-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, 962 TOMS 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander will sail from Glasgow Wednes-
day, February %, and will leave New York for Glasgow
on Saturday March 20, at IL o'clock, at noon. First
cabin saloon state rooms $780, do do (mdship do $75
second cabin $780, third class $20-stewards fees ncu
ded. Apply 10 j. NcSYMON 33 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

NOR SAvANNAH--UNTTED STATES NAIL LINE
JIG Superior steamship ALABAMA, G. D. Ludlow, Cap
TAIN on Saturday 9th February, at o'clock p. M from
pier No. North river. Apply to SAMUEL !. MITCHELL,
1914 Front street The Florida Captain NJ s. Woodruff,
Saturday, February IL. For speed strength,
modations and fare these ships have superior the
coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

CtHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY,
~ above Grand street-Open every night during the
week under the sole direction and personal supervision
Of f. p Chsty whose concerts in this city, the past
six years have been received with favor by highly
spectacle and fashionable audiences Tickets 25 cents.
Doors open at so to commence IA O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSALEM AND THE
ID Holy Land, is now open, at the new and spacious
Georama, in Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
drawings made upon the spot BY Mr. Banvard during
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the work. Mr.
b. win explain the paintings personally Picture
at rs and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ct
O'clock. Admission, 30 cents; children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

MACHINERY TOOLS, EU-rHE SUBSCRIBER Is
V1 prepared TO manufacture all desert otons of light
machinery also, lathes, slide rests, engineers tools
&C. &c, at short notice and on moderate terms. Eng
neers and inventors giving him call will have their
work got up with accuracy aud despatch.
). BENTON 1876 eros by street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

~ ERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE. SO BOWERY.
VI H. Pleyel Director.-Ths evening, (saurday), Feb.
O. at O'Clock precisely will be performed Iaubes
terpiece,
sChiII.ERs FIRST LOVE, OR THE SCHOLARS AT ST.
CHARLES ACADEMY.
Admisson:-$l 30 cts, 371a cts, rs cts and 1871 cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

L>RANKIIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM STREET-GEO.
L Lea, Proprietor.--The above establishments Is open
every afternoon at O'Clock and in the evening at half
tatons of Living statuary" by Mile Casnets Troupe Of
Model Artists together with variety of beautiful per-
formances For further particulars bills Of each day
Admission Seats in private boxes SO cents stage seats
with cushioned chairs, 371. CENTS boxes rs cents;
gallery. 12l. cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

- - - --@ -
INLEyFNTH WARD COFFEE AND CAKE SALOON, los
Il Houston street, corner of Columbia, will be open
every night from dark 10 breakfast time commencing
with this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Oregon.
Ts re Edsio, u ne rrSssss

SIR: The information yoa give TO your c,un-
try subscribers On the subject Os OREGON. az far q IL
gccs is correct But oreson Is not the ssrirusarsi
country that n y cracked up 10 be- There IA TO be
sure much ene fshle isnd but Is r,o.y too remote
fo market for missing any crops With pros. except
whcs. A hser grazing country cannot be issxined
There Is pssturage the wko,e year round For shsep
is rather cold and damp. The mos, besasifal reyos
in Oregon is ths, lying around Pugets Sound which
seem. ss yet bat little regarded Oregon VIII prove -
ri,h in mineral as California some day. Mpressas IL
l. too numbered up to sni, Of surveyd Coal ID aban-
asnt on the Cowlrx and q, Pom Oxford. down the
But the greatest OF wealth s prcsess b
Oregon It's timber Of which Il has sufficient 10 sup
ply alteration for century to ccme The timber b
all spruce, aud although of eoarse character. 10 In
constant demand being found satisfactory foe the build
ing Of cities which doomed to pulled down and
rebuilt almost eemi-annuslly.
man Of enterprise. II he have capital enough 10 -
tabish stesm sxw-Hill at come favorable point In
Oresoa has At once an independently
have spent much time in Oregon and California.
and have scrutnised their resources. Ny object he's
been solely to acquire knowledge for the bckce sfmy
fellow men, and shall be always happy to oommsni'
cate to oil who may require it, either ON the subject Of
Oregon or California Your servt. FaAScfsco.
NEw.YoRx, Jan. 3 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Things In Phila delphia.

Corresr0udenee d The y Y. rreune a ,s..
PuIAprIParA, Jan. y lSM
New Year passed of in this city rather
pescesbly that 10 far lighting concerned; but Fri
day night and Saturday morning were one continued
whz, pop. bang. OF all sorts OF IRE arms from tweE
FIVE cent brass pistol, to sixpocnder
A Young man from the South. OF gcnteei APP
pcersncc calling himself Albert Blune, wss arrested
yesterday on charge Of robbery committed at the I'll
rsrd House.
Forty-tour offenders against the peace Of our
good city were paraded before the Mayor Yesterday
morning Many Of the came under the ssrcosype
caption OF "Grunk and disorderly" The troubles OF
most of the prisoners TO be attributed b. esrc 30
give TO young 81 too spirited welcome About one
half Of the prisoners were charged with "hrug N" the
New Year Mayor Glpin cvinced respect for Tho an
cien OF hcradng the advent OF new era In the
career Of time, by burning vllsinous sshpeter and
making night hdeCus" hereby and held the shooters
to bail 10 answer in the Court OF Quarter Sessions for
the wrong done the higher law" OF the Commonwealth
great number OF pistols seized by the officers.
aud the wndfa ,fcrs an eligible opportunity to arm
the Police at cheap rate.
Several accidents occurred yesterday from
the indiscrete use Of firearms.
Our streets were alive last night With peties-
irisns and all the public amuscments were literally
TANNED Fun snd iiolc, in Philadelphia, seemed the
OF der of the fret night Of 1883.
Police Marshal Keyser, of this city, was at
tackled by sudden illness ON Thursday evening and II
row in critical condition Ills disease 10 bilious fever.
in conjunction with malignant sore throat.
The anniversary Of the opening Oi oirau
College was celebrated yesterday, 1T the Institution
The weather to day wears snowy appear
ance, aud is quite cold Asevcre change In tho weather
experienced last evening In an hour, the mercury
in the exposed thermometer fell twenty degrees OH
Winter who has been all charey OF his peculiar 1t
sptons 90 fer this scnsop Is at last upon u' and with
hie personal frend Jack Frost, Is poking prods'ons
hits az U.S. go -,
Brokers and merchants did nothing yestcf-
dsy hut keep New Year The stock market OF pies and
turkeys was active, with downward tendency Grocer
les and liquors were In demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
NrEW.yORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL-

lNROADe-WISTER AzHAsGEMESr:-Decemeer Is iSo2
Trains out of New York-Accommodaon and Special
at and lI} A. NJ, and p. M through to New-Haven
Ats.lo A. M. and 81 y. M foi Port Chester -
The III A. NJ. in connection with tram nom Ne"-
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over me
Canal Road -,
ExpREss TRAINS at A. NJ and q N for New-asven,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston Connecticut
Rirer and Vermont Railroads The AN train connects at
New-Hayen with train Of the NewL London Road. 70 New
London Norwich, Stonnston and Providence. The $50
p NJ 10 New London only
The q A NJ stops a Stamford and Bridgeport con-
meeting with fIousatonic and Nangatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 81 p M stops at stamford Norwsk and
Bdeerort connecting with Dsnbury Railroad At Norwak,
and with ousatonc and Naugstuok Railroads al bridgeport
Trains into New Accommodation and Speclal-at
g. and e35 A NJ and r. NJ through from New Haven.
AT 81 A. NJ. and 345 P. NJ, from Por Chester
The b3j A. NJ receives passengers from Springhed ana
Hartford NeSLondon and Csns eroads at New Haven.
The receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
ExPsEss TRAINS leave Newiaven on arrival OF trains
from Boston II and $50 r. NJ stopping nj bridgeport
HoIwalk aud Stamford y leaving Boston at A. NJ. and
81 F. n Trains of the NewLondon Road run in connec-
ton. 49,
See large bin of advertisement al the House aud
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER Jr., SuP't
New Haven. December, 1852.
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Me0irdI.
DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

nOCTOR VAN HAMBERTs GERMAN
hFEMALE RENoVATING PlLLS.-Both IN the ie-
male nfrsry and in private practice Doctor Van lambert
Of Germany hes used these pills with unparalleled success
For peculiar females they he rhed on a.
certain speedy and unang remedy They have been n
use about twelve years this csuniy and nave the
approval Of the most distinguished physicians IN this
civ There is no pre- scpton whose effects have been able
TO compare with these pills in the treatment Of females, and
much hst their success has been more Than
equal the combined effects of all other remedies Those
who have them what invaluable legacy Doetor
Van Hsmber has left the world BY their use females may
rely upon obsnns speedy relief whereby health Is d.
and the pale and deathy place TO the
roseafe huCs CT health.
BPurchase none uness they have the certificate Of
copyright on the wrappers and the written signatures OF
nc VAN HAMBERT, MD on the duty stamp around
each box, aud T. NJ UUION,
General Agent for United States, America,
No I27 Bowery, corner Crand-s.. Price 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

For h RTlSa Sr pa cSTf aP = Co No wsn, N Y
BROWN SMILEY 4 Co. Liverpool -
r. @. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms YARD
London =,
Holm MJJNROE l. Co, Rue Notre Dame dcs Vic
torss Paris, or, GEO, II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable for sod
silver bullion specie ewery, precious stones or metals nm
less bills Of ladng gned therefor and the value thereof
therein exprcsssd
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h)ater Cure.

uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE lNsIi-
III TITF No IS La sht-st. Specal cePiitnen.. % =
49,. 49, r. T. TRAIL, NJ. d.. Proprietot
DE- J. L HOSFORD. Asssfsl-t
VTHE \. y. CITY WATER CuRE, NO. i,t
lzth-st cor University-p Ample SEQ y
scr patients md bcsrders d. Ii. WELLlNGIoS;i NJ
"' PA'''"' '"O S'''O'' GEO H TAYLOR, ND
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yI,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

III TED STATES MAIL STEAMEKS-Ihe mp co"'
possTTff ,hn s Cart West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
HpCTiC Cspt Luce BALTIC, Capt Consoek.
ADRIAT1C, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly ioi oov
eminent service Every hos been taken ia tnef con
srurtop fso in their Engines 10 insure strength sno
need and their accommodations for passengers are une
suals6 for elegance and comfort Pnce o. passage Hou
NewYork Liverpool IN first csks CABIN ~ socoho
40 $40; exclusive Of state rooms stDo nom
LIVERPOOL 20 New-York, $50 and go An experienced sur
aeon 10 each ship No berth secured until pao ior
IA rI, GIIIING
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HEAVY Fonorsrrs Is CncYsArL--T1e Cin-

HEAVY FoRoERIEs IN CScNsATL-Ihs CsH-
erns, Commercial gives the following account Of two
heavy forgeries perpetfsied In that city,
ON the l4lh inst IN the gsrb Of skentucay Dire
YER called at the Life and Trust Company with check
for o. 100 burpoting 10 be drawn BY the extensive
packing bouse ef Evans swim, on the prominent
bankers Elz Morton, and wished 10 purchase either
Kentucky funds or gold which funds sf this season Of
tie year. are 90 much desired by the Kstueky droysr
that excited suspicion and the paying teller Il the
Life snd Trust Company unhesitasingiy made ths ex
change and In due course before the expiration Of bank
hours, this check with others, usual We presented
the counter Of Y. n, and paid BY an ofsct Of such
checks ss L. 4 n held On the Life and Trust Co
Things semsned hl the 24h, ten days sfesr, when
r. e. " discovered the account u Evans and Smith
oyerdrswn, who immediately informed. and the
discovery then took place that the check oryey
Things remain up TO tis time. Whef1isr de Lhs r.
Trust Company or Erh & Morton viii nave TO sand
IN the ssp remains 70 be scen. ga
This stfsir occurred on about he sane eay = me
forged check noticed by some day d.ce q uerunsr
Phipps * Co. ON George Milne Il Co, for vs,!U
which Il was underworld 10 pass upon ue prssxm
Bank
Late last evening. we were informed thst . check,
purpoTtipg TO be drawn by e. Dsvs. IT., Co. % the
MechsnicS and Trsden Bank for e7,32i -, md pre-
senied AZ the came time the one above on En- LOT
TON vss psiA in q the Ohie Lie and Truse end ~
ward received by the Mechanics and Tr.dsss SshA'
The forgery wa na discovered for several dsya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
IN PIrRsIrANcF Of an order of abe Surro

II safe 81 The CoGnJ a % erssc TO D. soa a.
- s1rton the N-rrhanS Efchang-. TIE SiJ q
twenry serrr,h ay 81 Jlrasy ~ n. ysr lss5 ct tsye
eeo.t The fTc-ne &-crA~d Rcd kssaie o. brfi, -
Goodman. cerraset pyDea; al d-ots. ast
II parcel q ssl he h Ward - 'Se
Cry q Ne~ fok sozth>r sis q 6h -; sher sa e
be- crss 'hcrrcn ~h-h sait hosed ssl oons as o~
ConnenrIIs hundred ard sve sect eas; o ID h
sosfh
e sv ~n,y Zee; ave 'ee and We
s the hstd ard sJ feet hve aad ea hA
nchss the eastery auned I'D 1y orr -, a1
~ rch westerly he improvements ca -na
property a snail <ne d~sIr ha-s Tea per esHS %
ihe purchase al b d si he sA an tae
taLnce vh-n the deed ready er 6eLveEy Sss io osef
., 1854 GASRiEL VAN CUT.
VIZ Il Va. Corr Pro- ~ ds6~
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RHEUM-AMERICAN SALT

- RHYUM OINTMENT-A new remedy for the above
dsesse which is warranted the money returned
Certificates can be shown. 1t ia also Invaluable remedy
for the Bsrbes Itch Sores Cuts and all diseases
ing 10 the skin PTce p cents cake FOR se az no IL
I'd s. bafeIucnt fifth door from Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALo and NEW

~ YORK CITY RAILROAD-Extension Of the SIX
Foot Track to BuiaoThis road extending from Buffalo
10 Hornesyille the NowYork and Enc Railroad is now
complies, and in full operation, forming IN connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
tween New-York City and Buffalo IL is OF the sx-foot
susge and built in the most substantial mannerj and the
greater portion oft having been IN operation some months
Il IL entirely free from the roughuess usual roads
Fare from New-Yo TO Buffalo .............SI 30
Through tickets and baggage checks can be procured al
the Depot Of the NewYork and Erie Railroad, foot OF
Duane-tt., N. Y.
The times for leaving WORK may be learned by refer
ence 10 the of the NeYork and Enc Rail-
road The trains viii leave crnesvie for Bahalo on the
arrival of the Erie Railroad trans-8uaO, Nov. 20 1881
J. @. HOYT, Supt. Buffalo and n. Y. City X. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
NOTICE Is herehy gisen to all persons haying

~ claim. the JAMES CAsERoS ate Of TIE
City OF New Nors phean eeas-d that they required %
his; tie III Tie hes hereo 10 the snbeer ae ~
81 the at vii snd tc,taueui of 2 aed AZ h,s pare n
Nc la Bargowt. the City Of Nes yok. beoe
the Ssh day q Inasry IssJ JOHN CAMERON Executor.
WA Law mT4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
'EW.YORK SUPREME COURT-Edwin

~ r. krk su.sn TenpkIn-.SGmrous vr m1n,y d.
Hsnd To The DEFENDANT Toa are hereby sum
mcncdto the tls aeuoa OF wbirh copy
hevrh served upon you and OF your
No lei Greenwich street the CITY o. New YORK. within twenty
hereof OF the dry ~ such serv@
Aforesaid TIE pnn1h WI
judgment oc the q two bun ed dp sfh interest oh
ApT Thousand sht hundred and hy
two action-pa'et 18th D-eufoer ia
a lau7wTu r. len BRoECk. Paintf's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

H'HE BRlI1Sn Blu ..s,yIpa f,oyn NEW. YORK
% LIVRRf G CABIN Passage si"' 'e''H"
CABIN Ps,sss, ~, oLryERPooL-Chef CABIN Psssss,
FROM Csia Passage es5 The ships from Boston
ssIl 81 Hsbfs, ,xi,. AMERICA, Capt Letch.
ARABIA, Cspt Jaonne ETROPA Can't. shannon.
PERSIA, Csgt 49,, CANADA Capt. Lang.
ASIA, Capt T.. Y 1 80 NIAGARA Capt Stone.
Ax.n. -, carry cear white hight at nasDesn green
s.,bosrd bow red Oh port bow ,osa
sTiPoI sny from BOSTON Wednesday. Jan . Toy.
CArAya5 iG -, YORK Wednesday, Jan. IL lSoo
askbi kc Shannon I'm BOSTON. "Wednesday ian ~
zRABIA Judkins, in NnWr0Rk IeanssaAf ,S
rrEppca Hsyrson I'm NETWORK, Wednesday' req
CANADA Lang frg% BQsI WlS wsans Fsb rsO
Esr.bs rot secured until PAID fof
Anrzperienoed Surgeon on board !, .ou..hle foy
~, ,ners OF tIess shps viii not be acooun'spe 'oI
bpIliou specie jewery precious stones or
me,s. une.s bills Of adins are signed therefor ana '"o
value thereof therein expressed
>" He'sH'' VI y. CtNARD, No. Bowfng-sreen-
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RAILROAD.-This Road

49,
i will be completed TO Pittsburgh by December lst ater
which all goods Consigned % their Agent At Phade pha
will 70 through without tren@hipment within Seventy
Hours at the rates below puhhshod Offering TO Merchants
,hippir points the OHIO River or any OF the West
err waters facilities 10 be received ON any other route
II,r arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Goods be forwarded TO the Interior OF the West
ern States ty Railroad the lowest rates and in AL cases
without deteutiop. - ..,,o,,,r .,,,u
Il, Clo.prS Gods boots Shoes &C. 81 per 100 t5.
"a Clssa-IlaTdwGre, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sbeeting, Wool, &c. IS cts per 100 'os'
"' |'"'' T".i,ss &c .,....,.. 75cts per 100 ms.
4h Class-Bscon Lard, Fish, So-.. G5ets per l1o IDS.
No Commission charged for forwarding az IN al phia OF
Pittsburgh. H. HousiccN' ",
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Coz Nos "a
and 276 Markot-st., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
IN PURSCANCE OF an order of the Surro-

IL Of the Couav Of N~ Yos hereby into y,
having CLEMENS FREY ate q the arm d
Prey ssnd Aie q tn CITY q Nes York. des - preeni
the voucAe-s thsvo b.. oe, No
rs Greenwh ~. Ctvof New Yogk before ~, hrA
az Nay Dated dy 81 >oyr-her.
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