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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
IEW.YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL

l<ROAD.-wIsTE. ARRssGrn,sr;-Decemee IS lgi2
Trains out of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
AZ Tsnd III A NJ and p NJ, through TO New hayen.
AtslO A. NJ and 81 z. NJ, f6r Port Chester
The liz A NJ runs in connection with tram nom reF'
Haven srtiord and Springfield and with tain over u,
Cana Road .
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Conn-ctcnt
River .ns Vermont Railroads. The NJ train connects %
NewTayen with tain OF the NewLondon Road 20 New.
London Norwich, sionington and Providence. The SSe
p NJ 20 New London only.
Tn. a NJ STOP. at stamford and Bridgeport, COT.
se,in, with fiou.afonic and Nsggatuek Railroads a
BnSsenort The 81 p NJ, stops stamford Norwalk ans
R,,dse,ort connecting With psnbury Railroad ai NorwaE.
.rd with Houseonic snd Nausstuok Ralr sd'st bridgeport
Trains into acknowledgements ION ard specit-ei
81 and IS A NJ and p. NJ. througt trors NeT-Sayen
At9 NJ and SA5 p. NJ. from Port Chesisr.
The bS5 NJ receives passengers from sprlnsnela arc
Hartfc~d New and Canal Railroads AZ New Haven
The NJ receve.pasensers from Hartford aud spring
feld and Northern Railroads.
FxPsEss TRAINS leave Eew.daven on Sr's, o. 'rNna
from Boston a. II and $50 r. NJ stopping bnnsePor,
Norvsk and Stamford y leaving Boston al A ~ sna
SPIN Trains Of the NewJ Eoed run "a eenneo
ton - -. c.-.,.- H.,
yi,cipal hoteis Clio. W. WHISTLER, Jr- sups-
Eew.Hsyen December, 1859.
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WHISPERS are the privilege Of man.
w iooi; 90 are Mousssehes Graham's Ons1ent VIII
farce The TO srcw in All weeks and win stain ngre
the skin sctng entirely upon the roots You can oa be
eorvpesd by ra: 81 per bos:s seat 70 part OF the
country. rig GRAHAM, No. s. Aa5st,
Fowlers 5aiiins
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NOTICE. SALE of

~ PROPERTY Tor UNPAID cROroy WATER RkNIS-
that sale Of FrSery cr aap ~
Mster Rents or The commencing May 1871 snf snss
Apl take puhtc aucnn, A. tae Sfy hs IN
the City Of Nee YoEa, FRIDAY the 10 day % Nay oest
Il that DAY aad b. oouunaed rom dy 70 dty an
the sold and that the detailed ieneu; o. me ens
urrsd and the property 20 BE- sod pao
hied he iork Poet daily newspaper, prntr fni
gNbirisd d the City osNes iors .
Conp,rocg's oece CITY q New rors February o lSe1
NIB detailed statement, in pamphlet FORM rsy Be had " ply
ius Al the ConItroli-r's Odce. Fltlasi+sNon
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The DRuSKARD's PROPERrv.-A bill has
been introduced into the NewJerscy Legislature which
gives the Court Of Chancery power 10 issue connie
zion investigate charge Of drunkenness on the part
Of dunkards who own personal property or real estate
If such person wasting mismanaginz his property
through intempersnce Of Life the Ophsns Court may
sppont guardian his estate, In which case the drunk
ard 10 be Invested of all control Of interest In bis
property. II he becomes sober man the Chancollor
NAV restore 10 him his estate The bill provides
thai II any liquor dealer shall receive notice from INC
guardian Of such drnkaId not TO sell him liquor, and
continues DO he shall be liable 10 nne u tsn dol
lars for each ofeDse
AFRICAN CHURCH. - The Trustees Of this
church process Of erection 81 Bergen, report tho
cum Of a45O paid into the treasury and for workman
and material. II viii require 600 more, which sum
different persons In this city have obligated thnseyes
to rsse, and which Il V necessary should be paid me
work ON the building being suspended Tor want ofn
~ The Committee of the New-Jersey Rail
roed Company appointed 70 confer with the Common
Council relative TO the increase Of railroad AMI Ferry
accommodation, propose fixing the rsss Of speod Of
their locomotives through the city at twelve miles per
hour which agrees with tine law regulating the speed Of
railroad trains In the City Of Newark, NJ
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professional Notices.

ENGINEERING-The undersigned is pre-
IL pared to furnish Specifications Estimates Plans in
general detail Of Steamships Steanbos; frope!eIs High
dSscrpton Broker In Steam vesse Machinery Boilers
Sc General Agent for Ashcrofts Steam Gesee Alien
Moves Metallic Sell adustisg Concal Pscking fsbers
Nesuetic Water Guage Roeblnss Patent Wire Rope Tor
loistins and steering purposes kc, 8e- So AVN
Consulting Engineer, No. "a Broadway.
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CUpREME COURT, City and County of

- New York-Phnp W. Fms and samuel Ens' sst william
walton isfae sud John A. Htrt-suntnnns inr mn-y
demerd on conrsct-To defendants WILLIAM WALTON
and John BART hereby summoned and tersd 70
the this aotOn. whch wa ned ~ ae once OF
The CLERK oih County Of New York on the h day etoo
OF your answer 10 me ssi On
The uiscfher- her Office No it Nas IN the 'y OF View
Yok within twenty amer IA. OF tbs summons on YOU
executive oivce and you f answer tue sad
Complaint aforesaid, the plant IA ths action WI
the sneut against for the OF ore hunrd os. wih
and be.es Of thu acton-Dasd november IT,
1909. SiAli.hsENhi hoH'i'
ncg lawl:wM Plaintiffs Aofaeys
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vT,BEsHORTFST md CHEAPEST ROUTE

'lHESHOkIESIa and CHEAT ESt NJ "A
Il VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCES
The Accessory Transit Company (ofNicerasuA
Through in advance ofthe Ms0nly Line giving thrYash
Tickets Including the lshmns Cro-sins tasorte p
bic Enkine Steamship PR0METHEUS, zVe iuns oI,uu-
viii leave from Pier Ne. North River 81 cos "
precisely, Cor San Juan del Nore direct on
Feb 10 connecting with the popular Ste.nshiP
JONATHAN, 2sto runs burden, over the Nlcarasea
Route having bat u miles Of land sransPortson mes
steamers unsurpassed their sccouanodsaons -
ventilation. For information passage, AZ ms .o"s~
rstes apply only 10 C. VANDERBILT, Agent
No. Bst;ery-pisce, up stairs
Passengers cautioned against the o.
bred Runnei o. other Lines None are employed for ths
LIRE
A Mailbag Il made Up u the eEee
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via stonington

III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and IAUNTON.-The steamers MASSACHUSETTS aud
COMMODORE of this hne, now regularly a. hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Batteryplace, daily Sundays excepted, r. NJ
and StoningtOD O'Clock r. ~ arrival Of the 1a
train. which leaves Boston ASP NJ.
The COMMODORE, from .YoLk-Mondsy, Wed
nesday and Friday From Stoninstsn-Tuesday, Tbuisay
and Saturday.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from YoIk--Tus.isy
Thursday and saturday From Stoninston-MondAy We'd
ncsdsy and Friday.
The steamer FERRY leaves Providence Tor Newport
daily except Sundays, at =. NJ .
FOR freight passage, apply Of the oea No ~ BAKERY
place. OF CD board the boats
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>,rM 1rpsrY RAuROAD.-NEW.

N YoRx "a PHILADELPHIA tIsst-T. 5 NAL
EXPRESS LINEs-ThrOash N ~, :, ! 80
aAO-s; Va tom 600; q cOart.an!sst Leave:
Phs1eFsA .sins hoH. e. +, Of w. are ''daS's
70 = 81 ~ ~, ~ WARRINGTON and CHARLESTON
49, 49, .H in he shove haes AID roa.h s.sAse
carried IN The s. ~ hne. fon s..s =. -,
n1es h-snre he trnina DAvo.
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nIssoLUTION of CoPARI,NElEs,ssnsslar::n1e

~ TIE CopartBcrsho beretofore eS;slIs yDgR1.ds
solved By mutual corsent from tbs date e. IN 1uda
Is oply authorized to the name o. tg of aid n %
ton Of tie coparnerhip busnfss 81 indebted 10 ala
h. psid bv ssid Jernlngs and al PerSSas ia " ~
I'm 70 make payment 70 siHA o. s. JENNINGS,
T. ID. LANDER
KoTcEo JENNINGS win cOai "a the i s1sno,s
of the late firm Of Jennings Lancer 1n Ipyy1SGs
n No "a FultOnBt =
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGEN.


w SEN WATCHEs.-Just received By the subscriber.
some very fine julie. Jergensen Watches with ccrca;es
from him with each Watch warranted perfect tmekeeperA
for sale At less then the usual prices
Cooper Wstches-some II hunting cases 1ap'ex AID 10
vers, perfect tmekeepen r..
timing bors>e. IN gold and silver cases -,
Splendid God Pocket Chronometef WINCH run "Irnca'
any variation
God and Silver Levers Detached Levers Lepfne Du
pex and ali other styles of Watches All Of the above foi
ale At ees than the usual prices.
Diamonds Diamond Pins Rings, Ear-hinsa ringer
Rngr end Crosses for sale low. ....
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, holes leweled'
o. Fine Gold Detached Levers full jeweed.''''.' - "
Gold Enamel Watches, fer sdies ...'.'''''.''' % "
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies. % W
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, for gents o. ~
Silver Detached Lever, full jeweled...... B 70 IL 90
Silver Lepnes 4 holes jcweled- ..,............. $50
and ali other kinds of Watches equally low prices
Also all kinds Of Gold Chains pure gold Wedding hnss
sold Keys and Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold and silver
fhrnbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracsets gold Locsets
CufPns, EerRInes gold and silyer spectaces breast
Pins Finger-Rings silver Fruit Knives serns nivef
Spoons Cups Forks, &C. at much less than tne usaa
prices Watches and Jewelry exchanged AL wetches
warranted TO keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired n the pest tannef
1t much lex than the usual prices -.
Importer Of Watches and Jewery wholesale and retan,
No II WaLst, tup-starS) Desr Broadway-forrneriJ -
No 81 Waist
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DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

~ FEMALE RENONATING PILLS.-Both IN the
female nfrmnry and in private practice DE-. VAN HAM
BERT Germany, has used these Pulls WIKI unparalleled
success Price 81 per box n. B-PGrchase none uness
they have the certificate OF coDywrght the wrapper aud
the written signatures OF {. Van HAnber D. on the
duty stamp around each box snd f.. NJ GUION, General
Ascnt for United States America, No. III BOwery, corner
Of Grand st. and Mrs HAYES No. IT'S Fultonst, Brook
lyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN Brayton, leave alternate days, tSrndays
eeptpdl from Pier No ~ r. the Battery, az r. NJ
Eor height apply board the Office on Pier No.
Freight to Boston is forwarded through with great dis
patch BY en- ey press freight train.
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Removals.

NOTICE of REM
IN PERSON Co. would respectfully inform thsir
eIous friends and the public that they have removed from
Cans.s to the spacious premises No All Broadway.
DEMOVAL-The subscribers have removed
from No S2 Pears. TO the large and spacious store
No 81 John formerly occupied by John w Quincy and
Quincy Oel,petre Mhs,S thsy VII cary ON the Amer.
city and country buyers is invited; ~, co,r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

The spare tunrsse Of the two Companies and the safety
and r. sulsy with which they have heretofore performed
their affords the best guarantee against detention
and sec dent
Thee Companies prepared with their extra unnAge
and hich long experience affords them. not
only fuly accommodate the public but to do 50 at the
most favorable rates.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

safe County Of New York note hereby sven 10 al per
.o, hsvrs cn. against JOHN l. EsrEyE. ate Of the City Of
deceased pren, The same With vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber II her resdenre. No n Thomsss IN the CITY OF
New Yok on before the ds March newt Dated New toA
Tie tth dS SEPT 1862 CLoRiCE ESTEyE, AlIas';1arA
ri IN
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In PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

smith I'D Surrogate County Kings notice .. hereey
sven accorns al persons hsvns CLAIMS sgans toBEr
INDFRsON ate Of the Town Of Bushwk Ksss County, De
e@d that they are required eShH the with inc yonchs
,hrrso 10 the Attorney suherer WILLIAM RiChNhps,
Grand the CRY OF NliansquTsh ON o before ths
80 iS,wc,Ns MATILDA ANDERSON. AiTins 'rs.gix.
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xxrFEKIY LINE 10 CALIFORNIA.-U.S

w Mail Steamship Company and Pacific Mail Steam
ship Satisfied tat the pablo Interests and eSn,
veEieBee demand Weekly Line betSeen NsT,h OK aud
San Francisco the Pacific and United states sla steam
ship Comprehensive Pioneers in Steam Nasixaton-oe-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Ports will az once arrange
then ships in both oceans 50 a. TO extend their present semi
pToxuo, o. follows:
.-rr.. .anr
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AFRICAN CnuRcH. - The Trustees Of this
~ The Committee of the New-Jersey Rail
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-orsERAL TEAM.


The following gentlemen, after examination,
wers duly admitted practice conseon and Atternes
in this state Benz L. Benson, Thomas L. Bssckman,
Charles H Brown WIN. Cattinz. 0essge L. HsS, George
H1gsn, William Hayes ,. Warren Lawton John o.dron-
aux Newton Rosen, James y. hutsss Andrew J. Smith,
A. Wyeth, X A.. Wsfkissan, George Pollen, Howard
Potter. Felix " y. Kennedy.
BROOKLYN CIRCUIT COURT-Befrs Jslss BAa-
Daniel Reilly sgt the Hartford lnssrsncs Company.
Action TO recover Policy Of Insurance Tor
o. t& upon his ock Of goods deersyed ~ IRE verdict
for plsinitn was rendered for go u.
Ann Tooe ast Andrew B. Hodge, ists sheriff % kap GO
Plaintiff alleged that Defendant, while Sherih,
made false return Of exseioo vhsssby shs ist ths
opDorsunitv Of sstisyns judgment Alessfioo yss not
proved and yerdi in svsr Of defendant vss rsndse4
lanes H. Loasboshham and othsu ss Ssswsnt gwynns.
Action 20 recover the value Of small loco
motive boiler sod 20 delenlent In Decembss 1850 Dea
v tLAt although tbs bolss bad bses boeGht had ssver
beer Ishyersd received b. deEndant kvs Provst
that the boiler had been ni 70 ths place directed Seo1
ant And the Jury rendered verdict 10 svos OF plaintiff
Es e2eo %, pripcps md insssest
COURT CALZNDAR-Tas DAY.
C6xxoy PLxAs-Part Mos. 357, $50. 36l
sss, sss, So, SO. s7 81 s7s IN 81 - - ~ isf
No. sis go hi, SIS. ssi. ~ ~ 30 ~ ~ ~ ~
'' srs S cousr-Gsnsrl Term--Nos - nhm.
sS,ssson an cusgn-pss.s--e s.s,.-Ss.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wnt.e

Ia Arrangement Jruis ioa'7 s"~~ ~ -
Albany aud Troy. 4, 49,. ,onnse,;,.
with Trains reaching Buffalo or hoausA ~
evening" -.tnipx
E.nress Train P M.-AccOmBedatlon iIan . Z. M ,
EaI Ts,,,tovrp A. z NJ and an Evening Tram 81 II
o'clock. =, I'D r-rc, p.sk.Ii1
TIE TaTytown, Psek.kn and POk'ePsis Trains sop -
way tss.a At Chsnser. Canal, chsstophes I'm
SUNDAY TRAINS tom Cans-'t Il -. a :, ~ m I w. ~
49,. - .tspM Tor Albany .t0Pping 81 al " ~ SO
.eepsle' ha FpyUND FRENCH SUPERINTENDENT
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UNDERGRADUATE LINE-Through Tickets

VNDEPENDENI LINE.-I Trough Iichot'
L for California via Aspnwall and Panama The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tuns, w A
Mills Commandei win leave New-York for Asplnwau on
Saturday Feb. 10 az T. NJ. precisely from Pier No. y
Moth River The performance of thus steamer on heI
first and second voyagfs warrants the assurance s the
She viii connect with the new and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 0O0 tups J. d. Wilson CcInmsndeE
which will he in readiness Panama TO receive the passe
ser, az the Uncs Ss and sail Immediately for Saa Fran
cisco These steamships both new and Of the very
6rst cla~ As IL accommodation speed and ventilation
the are unsurpassed vessel the route Tue tables
viii be SUPPLIED in the most liberal manner beth Tor Cabin
and Steesee Passengers Every exeion will be made, on
he mart of The officers and TO insure safety speed
sna comfort Passengers will be landed the wharf AZ
A,pinwsl and take me Panama Railroad for the Pacific
good surgeon sttachedto each ship whose services are
free Of charge 20 the Passengers Fer freight or passage
apply TO Z. MILLS, Agent No 81 Courtlsndtst-
Ps-A Mailbag W.. be made mp 81 thus ofee, IN accord
of the public.
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Dnowsyp CrrrRs.-A child. about five

DRowSED IN A CIsrERs.-A child, about five
years of age mined Edward Pake whose parents reside
la Beachplace, Hamilton Ferry accidentally fell
into n cistern In the back yard Thursday evening,
aud was drowned. lie had been left alono a few min
by the nurse who found her retarn that hs had
made his way the well and fell In. Coroner Ball held
inquest, aud verdict Of accidental drowning was
rendered
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.NTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Meoirdi.

nR. MARSHALL CATARRH SNUFF
~ Is an efcscous remedy for Cearrh, Headache par
ts Deafness Sore Eyes ard all diseases OF the head
superior other article the market for these m.a-
dies. CHARLES BOWEN, sole proprietor sod ey the
Wholesale druggists in the cres and retaed through ire
whole country Beware Of counterfrits
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UsTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE.-Thc

RALIA-CLIPPER LlNE.-The
~ splendid ship AkBAR, 200 tuns burden, L. Gibbs
commander will be dispatched frsm New lori Tor Me-,
bourne Port Philip the 18th Of February THIS vessel
was built expressly for the East India trade and Is very
fast ssiler having made the from NewYok 70 Liver
poo in ~ DAYS This ship will only take about thirty pas
senees for which she has superior accommodations Ap
ply 70 WIN. T. DUGAN. No. - Frcnt-st, or to ARkELL
4 ELLIOTT No Jag Pearl-st.
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smith Esq Of the County Of KING Notice here
by riv,n ,ccurts law, 70 ali persons havns 'ns ssns
HENRY MOODMAN late o the Cy Of Brcoklyn decceed mat
nv e required 60 exhibit with The voucher theeo 10
de subscrber AZ her residence $50 HAS The C 81
frooA IN on or before eighteenth d August
Tebrusfy n 1913 NARY A. WOoDMAN, AdnEmsiftinN
Il sSraMs
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FrKE.-Between and o'clock on Saturday
morning lre broke in the stable Of John Msy. on
the corner of Little and Plymouth sts, and conuun
eating with FIVE small frame tenemenfs adjoining owned
by Thomas H. Denike and Thomas Welsh. The whole
rsnge was entirely destroyed About fifteen families
were turned out Of house and home In consequence,
saving very little OF their effects The budings
old and daplsed and consequently not Of great value.
The whole loss Is estimated at about 81 500.
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PURSUANCE of AN order of the Surrogate

Of the COUNTY e New York notice hereby al pcraons
h7,r- clam. soRGE Mccoy late of the CITY u New
York Nilsson Deceased pcnt the With vouchers thereof to
m. II the Oce u Dekap. Esd, No - Waist,
rAe City OF York. before the ent day Of May next
Dated, New York, the ssth day o. November, lsSa .
ns lsvtuMs kLlLABbIh A. seCofi AhnEh'tftu
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DATENTS for NEW INVENTIONS PRO

III CURED in ALL PARTS Of EUR0PE.-under the
new laws England important reductions have not oo
beer made IN cost bat provisional protection 70 granted
in,netistey on application. and ct small cost Tor SIX
monhs daring which time the Great Seal can be Affixed
Austria also literally extended the advantages o. m
Patent lava rendering that country desirable field 70
Ameriean inventors Letters Patent taken in part Of
Fnrope through my Agency, viii be promptly delivered IN
New.York London PGiS Brussels or Vienns, - Parties
may prefer. -. - 49,.
tion before Patents secured As por exposure VIII VOID
ar ,,l Fu information. TO costs Ac can be had on
snpies.;or to JOSEPH P. PRISON. Nos Wsll-st-
TT PASSPORTS for all parts Of the world
4 irsi.rcrs.bie TO t-~vclc-s-iSrsS b.
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CpSTpII. RAILROAD Of NEWER

- s6f.-N.-.se,rirx November Is ls52 Leave Pier
N Ns1tS Ri1er azsy, or Es.ton and irserraeei-;s
PLACES at AN, 2 NJ sna s's IN ane % soasf"s
s,SSfseN.
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Water Uure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTl.
TUTE, No. Is La;ghss. Special department fos t.
usle diseases R. T. TRAIL, NJ ID, Proprietor.
DR. J. Z. HOSFORD Assistant.
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This estab-
IN hshucut Wiz be opened the 6rx- Of April IL has
been ffed mp with particular re-.rd tie comfort and con.
vtnierce Of srieuts ard Is with the celebrated h-shu
ness OF the Newport climate Will desirable
cure. ADDRESS D1 W. F REH Newport RI
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Goal.

DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA
i MA COAL COMPANY 10 prepared to furnish sups
nor White Ash PittsQn Coal Of all azes, clean and IN
order suitable for steam shppins and domestic parpo
from its boats yards In this city, Wiilsnsbursb,
Brooklyn
The Companys scities such TO enable 1t to vs
good dispatch to vessels loading ct NewYori at Pot
Even.
Particular attention given the delivery OF Coal for do
suesic purposes
Apply at the Office, BTosdwhs and Wal-st, ysrs
West Morton l4h-st. and sth-av and foo< OF
l3ouverneur+t city Foot Of North iorhst, WiQisusbug
foot OF Coolest. Brooklyn
COAL.-I am now delivering the best Red
~ Ash IS per tun dry and well screened from under
sheds. Weight and quality warranted.
PETER CLINTON, cor. of King and Greenwichsts
q = COAL at a REDUCED PRICE
Up Os Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, for sale as above,
Yards No 1871 Bowery No $50 Broadway and East 18th
W. RANDOLPH MERRITT
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SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN
lyl INDIANA RAILROAD-Ou and Aeer Feb. 7, 1854
Until further notice PASSENGER Trims viii run between Chi-
CHICAGO tOT Monroe n 81 An.
Chicago for Toledo a. q AM and sP.M.
Toitco for Chicago AZ An. aad SPIN
Ths Road ia cunTuucticn with the Toledo AID Sorwais
Lake Shore New iort and Enc Bgao and AisaaJ, nae
cation between Chicago and New-fork Civ
Also, Railroad communication Is Row opened oe'resn
a. nd SorEsE Kosd which ntsTscet me Mad River ard
Hanih son and Dayton Roads II Bellevue the MsnsrsIs
Read q MoaToevile sns re Cleveland Coun'ous ana 0
JOS MOORE, Superintendent
n SIN R r Ofice Adrian, Dec; 2; lisa ~
JOHs =. PORTER, Agent No ies Brosdst Nj
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND
Il RAlLRoAD-Open through completing the last AJAX
sdelEhia Baltimore, ard Washington City and ChicASo
On aid after MONDAY, Feb :, lesS Passenger Trains
VII Il I1H ST,lly lsSnaay. s5eePses Is follows;
Leave Cleveland 2 80 AN. and JPN.
Connecting Toledo with trains OF Michigan Southern
At Bellevue with rrln- OF Msd River Road for Sand1sky
City Dayton Indianapolis, Cincinnati, &C. 90,
At MonroeviIle with Mansfield and Sandnssy City hoAa
for SsBdussy City Shelby Junction, Coa1oas, Ne"G~
Al Grafton with Cleveland Columbus ana Cincinnati
Rosd Shelly Junction. Columbus aud CiDcnnsh-
AT Cleveland with Lase shore Road. VIA Dankirk 10.
NewY0rk ssd Boston, and VIA Bgdao for Ne~-1oIk ana
Pitt.burEh Road Cor Pittsbash, Wheeling, Phlde
Ihia, BALTIMORE and wsshn gion citv.
Feisht' forwarded ErCRPp5tS q nT 5 ss,psDssn
sUpts Office T ". c. r R, Norwalk, oAiO. Feb 1852
WINTER ARRANGEMENr-CAMDEN
w and AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHlA
From Pier No l. North River, foot OF BstteryPlAee at y
O'clock, noon, BY steamboat JOHN PorFEM FARE lst
from foot OF WaInur-st atsP NJ Euaisran, Line steam
boat ATLAS, from Pier No |. al u P. NJ. Fare, 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
IN PI1RSIrANCE of an order of the SurrO.

se Of the County OF New York hereby 10 All
sn. having CLAIMS ssln JOHN DARG late OF the cy q Now
Yos deceased 20 present the with vouchers thereof 70 hs
.ulsc sr ~ her rr.derre spring the city % View
York the Goth day February aest-Da'cd New iok
y" 49,, "a io Sy MARTHA pARG. AdministratIiN