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TEXAS.


From The New Orlesns rtcayunc
We learn from gentleman recently axrNeS uvn 1917
efers made to him by several public spirited cinsas q
that State donating large quantity OF at present enoGco
MED land for the temporary settlement OF the via uoe
now arrRr among the barren rocks TO which the ncce
sites of the settlers have driven them. The OIL setnS
snsr certain amount Of land for the Of these oocs
having failed before the last Legislature MAJOR hoS
concluded to settle them Temporarily upon lads cuered ,oe
that purpose and Gen Harvey in command OF the ce-
nsrtnen heartily scquiesced in the plsn only snp1Anng
at the Indians so settled should be confined TO certain
S6sS tract and held for all depredaons CON-
mted below that line Thus the pans have been ocs,e9
the lad waters Nueces and are 70 oe
with AGRICULTURAL implements snd the necessary
The other Indians such as the Csmsncnes wscoS M
tss, &c. remain 10 be settled, ana Srsnse "o"S nv NV w
lug made for that purpose. 4, ..u. ,.;,;.h IL.
We have frequently expatsted upon the present
condition Of these tribes and hope tue euoro now
being made by the agents 10 ameliorste heu
at the same time relieve the enerprising sefter
continued depredatops, viii meet with the spproosoa sS
concurrence Of the authorities Washington Inc stray
ers row in Texss from the Delswares Cnerokees ana
other civilized tribes are 20 be removed next mvue W
their respective homes but IL the plan OF Gen hnsy
and Major Howard is tn be acted upon, wond De ven
retain some of these civilized Indians 20 teach their wiidt
brethren the they themselves have acquired ceneA
the mild and polite system adopted by our Government
towards them Similarity If language and race VIII give
them immense advantages over any whites tna may o@
epgsged fer this purpose aud they have proesseu VIII
ngness 10 engage in the matter IL Is believed IN Texas
that the Legislature will bill similar to the one
which introduced the recent extra session rserng
RON location portion of the vast domain OF the STATE Tor
the use of the Indians and to be eventually purchased ~
The United States but in the interim we hope
hat the plan above mentioned Will be carried CUT IS tn
necessities of the Indians urgent and this promises ~
east temporary relief.
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MEXICO.

TheAmeriean Flag publishes few items from Mexi-
co. which have not before seen, though that paper
cites dates do know how late their adyces are
Don Juan Bautista Ceballos has been very ILL., but bAs
improved lately in health.
The Governor Of Zacaecas has refused to obey the Or
der Of the General Governmental give the command OIL
National Guard TO the military comInsndsnh
Papers from the City of Mexico tste ha O inc nundreds
Of atterers who went out congstnsis bsnta Ara he
pers say that this shows he has learned sonshng during
his exile <r,Lys -
Letters from Mer state that party Of hs ahe
nsrty Of custom house guards had brush with them but
the Indians escaped. ..
Letters received in Mssmoras state that some silver
II Was not VET known whether they within the boa
diaries Of Durango or Coahuils.
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Gcparfnersbip.

~,opAPTNFRsHIP NOTfCE.-NELSON RObIN-
1l w., having Ibis Day retired from sye business tns un
hss esye inform that they nave egisse n,D ~.
eh.,t Under the firm and title Of WAshbUkn w. o T
1epeI srsr.sctipr strictly STOCK COh3iSSO.s AZ
EEvISG BUSINESS ard have taken the once NO 81 "a
hilse viii be gwen the purchase and sale OF 5ocs
rsd BoDds &C. &c, Negotiation o. L0aS' W.sHBIRN
's""s (,ate Of the frm Washburn 70 nt,5St11ycp
JACOB T. VASDERHOOf,
Q3 years past with Drew Robinson q TO-
Eew.Yort. Msy ], 1883
TNIssOLUTION Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
bv aivep thai the coparnsrsp heretofore existing between
- ~ fANbERT and f. w PAGE IL dissolved ~ mutual con,
- urs Lambert s authorized seule all demands egsns
g. sd will continue business 1t the same
~, 10 iass REBECAH II. LAMBERT,
Hay !" i'"' ENOCH W. PAGE, No. 1872 Nsssau-st
HTOTICE-LIMITED PARTNERsHlP-Ih un-
S,sped have formed special limited par Dsfs1p IA
ne of the Revised Statutes for the purpose OF
tsnscting @ General STOCK ana bAon~us' '"
~sy 1AMEs M DRAKE and NATHANIEL BRAD
ropD JT o New York are the general ano 9
sss,.;snd FARD LITTLE, Of the place. me special
s,,nr The ad EDWARD y. LITTLE has connDu'ed the sum
~ no in eesb "A CAPITA the stock sn,.pp
The business be conducted under the name VI n VI
4 BRADFORD A. "a a.v NJ Nav 1919 and il
etefmiLsh on tno %u oaJ W "' JAMES NJ. DRAKE,
Yef, May Z, 100 NO BRADFORD. Jr,
EDWARD B.LIrrLE
TIME FIRM of JOHN II. KEYSER d Co was dis
avsd bv limitation on the SOth ut JOHN II kEYSER or
Huh nj DtENFLL will the name OF the nm In hqudAtlon
Ne s Btosdway Orders also received at No " beeknsn
JNO II. DUNNELL,
New Yori, May q 1853 wa. ENNIs
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DRAW. Dl--Willizm HickliDg tDem has been ohossn
MAYOR over Independent Wing and Temperance can
didafe. 80. u.xx< osa,
A y Burnett. DEM 55l. Mofsuy majority "a 49,
sbal Assessor, Engineer Attorney Iressarss ~
1:ommssio all Wings elected by large myes'esss,
IsprasaPoIIs Ind Mayor. Scaddsr t"n's ana inoe'
rendentl 992; Buell. Dem $50 .,.,-
LEgssuRY ya-xayor, James c'noA'r'
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Clothing.

BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS.-The subscriber in.
I'D rns bis friends aud public he prepared
Bco Shots Caters &c OF quality style and prces compare
hyoTshly with n the city, viz:
Ladies Caters from 81 10 Gents Boots .s e.
Ladies % so Gents Patent Leather 100 10 50
Ladies Moroo Buskins IS Gents Pas L. Caters.
Ladies Moioc Slippers Is Gents Pat l. Slippers
Iafes Ru bbe IS 10 % Boots with double soles
and uppers 4S toT&
Chdrros correspondents prices Every descup
ton Of work Ladies and Gentlemen made order at the shortest
notice, and Of the beet materials in the mArSet.
lie hhcen enable
HIM give ssssoon far relates 70 sly hislns mate
rxb and prices JOHN BURRELit
No no Hudson North MoOres Ate Of s Greenwics
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and TAILORING.
Dress snd Frock made order excellent q hS lined
silk from SIoo sis finest materials S1 to So
rocss 81 Sl the cheapest the
ety FOLWELLS. No. ~ Fulon-st
hats for GENTLEMEN, of tho spring style, are
ressy Tor uecFOn for ostre Of anisa and material viii
ohercd We solicit the attention those OF
beautiful feeling confident Hats w meet Their APPRECIATION
~ MONARQUE. No 22 Aesssrv
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Acrses. Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGEs-Th The subscribers have just opened then
sew Carriage Warehouse with an entire new stock Of Carriages
.I o or which the attention OF consumers
- invited MAJOR THOMPSON Cos Nos
n nd Wooster ct. near CanaFG mAJOh dhOmr SUE'
NOR SALE--A substantial, secondhand Doctors
wagon and Harness. good repair and cheap Inquire at
a.. sshie No 100 Crosby-st, near Beeckerst.
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me0ical.

Dr. s H. Rathbones
A NTIBILIOUS PILLS-Used with unfailing sue
"A AL disorders Of the Liver and Bowels Chronic and acute
persia Headache Heartburn, Dyeny DarrheA Na1sa and Won
ting and densement Of the Bowels they Will prove sae
count TO wholesale dealers Office Nam Sing slng Price
RoBBiSs II Massn n-is W" ''
~ the wonderful medicine offered to the paee it
bruises eciey ard AL manner o. sores ets and bruises
AID wo5h he hOrse eay In IIse e0.,es al a. - I9
be ohtsned This great remedy wni ho
SEES N B-Mr Lane Murray cured fe
and FLANDERS Mr. Vim Radiord wholesale grocer
No Wes purchased splendid horse that was 50 o-ay duo
worth $500 There has been anything Ike
II the history Of medicine.
HOLLOWAY's PHI LS-A neyer-faiDg rembedy for
Complaints OF stomach INDIGESTION and Sick He idches
Tbs medicine III effect after other remedy
Persons suffering from gener. de-
red thaf course Il will rscs bow-ver bad
il be- confidently as.td ht hs medic me ac's
can resist its influence Fvery t-refor- sueect
OF the hsve recourse 70
Sold ~ the United Stairs pots and
boxes S7t S7t aud II 81 each and whole ~ ne
pneiral drus the United States and by Messrs
SANDS NwYok and by the proprietor No "a strand London
I CAN'T SELL WHISPERS, but can sell you my
ONGUgNT and whskers Mustaches to
strong gsy weeks and will not stain or nnre
trs Is ony a per of the country r. O.
GRAHAM 40 s. Arnst Fowler Buildings and ali druggists
DLANETT's BTTTERS.-Ths article is offered to
the public for Debility, Indigestion Liver Compliant
bshy pleasing the and wholly vegetable in heI
For .ssby WM T. HICKS Co. no. Nv fssi's-
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, Ladies'
and supporters for eubteet snee
nor stocking enlarged Of the leg ese se cAp
Chldn's Truss and kind of osndage At No IL Annst
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Uatrbcs, Jemelrp, ST.

A X WARNER Il Co.-Importers and Jobbers of
"A Watches Watch Movements and Manufacturers Of Jewey
sss!s hand
Chsns Rings. LOckss, Pens, &C.
DRAFT & REATH, No. l73 Broadway, corner d
j Courlapdt-st-
Are constantly receiving per steamer
Invoices Of Swiss and English Watches
Of every variety.
,e. suited to the Obbns retail adea which they offer
=. &, ,.rn. PRATT REArH
Importers of Watches and Manuiacssre ~ Of Jews,
MATCHES and JEWELRY.-I subscriber is sell
w In. adocnpuons Gold and Silver Watches Jewey
Silver "s's' at 's'4'1 rR Tae WATCHES p'''''
% s. %e %h p
S SSerss .0 Ss Ms.s s,. p,ot time .esps
md Quarter Second Wa, horses gold and silver
Splendid Gold Pocket without sny variation
w.,shs. which run eight day.
m LADIES' some In Hunting Casea-
sr LADIES' some n Magic Cases
which change into three different wsiehe.
WATCHES WHICH WIND
Ens Cola Si ispins Watches shos. js~esd
ea Con- S fSsnssS %ssSs. soI ,Gs Isics
So o k1.s patent psnt L sys1: hunting cases.
silver Patent Levers As low /.
h,.i Detached ssss', w, cm . csn.y low prcs
s"a ~ 'A'' DIAMONDS
Diamond Earpss Pima Bscelers Singer Rings, and Crosses a
= much less than the usual prices
Al kinds Of GOLD CHAINS PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS
Gold KEYS and SEALS Gold PENS and PENCILS Gold and Silver
THlMBLEs, BRACLIETS, BREAST PINS, CUFF PINS LOCK
Els EAFMNGs Gold and Silver Speetace Gold Tooth Pioks
Chsrms chAisleine CHAINS, DC
serns Silver Spoons Cup Forks PIE Knives NAPKIN RugFp
%sshss and swsy sscS"a.d All w.iche. wai,d to les,
time the money returned
kEfAIRs
and Clocks cleaned and repaired be
manner, . much less than the usual prees -
GEO c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewey Wholesale and hes No II Wall
=, I'D hoor.l Broadway.
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49,
<xsIs c. INGHAM has removed s,. nv"'
vAcr "a ,,h & sss Of lafayette p,sss .. M OK
sSsy SCHOOL removed from Dr0ao"'' :" wv -
Vs,sss rov -, Removed from No; liz Grsna-s., 70
Tx DlACN "a h ard leth sta Hour. ci s ~ he
UFo AZ .sse,sss sD6 snd esens rs!stins 70
efresp srs .,ssr House where al conmane''"''
fspy TONES Co., Importers ana nes MI VI ~
IlENhI 1o,:,, lppsssfu wholesale and rets nav TO
II Gsn &c "a Bso.dwsy No Si broadway Iii" VIVA '''
s<vz from 70 20 ''''
- ZIP. Jr., has removed to NO. "a WALL 81:
IsAAC s.is.s srt hoOr Stocks Bonds &e bought and
snuv ROACH, Optician, Removed from No ~ 70
j Eo 81 Esssnst~ up stsis. <,,cx,,,,,e = 1904
y.uprNCE's DAGUERkEOTfPES are removed
49, nd splendid Rooms No Ssi Broaa"sy cor /"
1,vrpy sTABLE-VALENT1NE d. COLI,
,hsr Lsvery Stable from No Is ADen 70 10 ~
~ hss r.sr where they respectfully sohe1l 'ne P
Jss<s ~, forner patrons and the public generally
rrrsNITH & Co have removed to the spacious s'oie'
IN Nos 60 aDd II Broadway. -,,.,r1 e. 10
xsruOyA TILESTON o. C ~,
kLLs ,sr.oysd from No 4s soub-st 10 No " w
subscriber, successor s ano h.
.os,urer Of Qasens Patent POI INK FLAGLER
~ a. dzr6t % zio Wstsr-st- FRbphaon =,
n,pONAS RICHARDSON, Agent OF Lv e. a"u
l phisf elpbis Steamship Co. hes removed " ~ =
1r,pP ROOT MAKERS UNION nave relo'eo n'Ni
70 20 N.s..u, q 10 No. 10 AnDst, near we mus.-
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Uaier Cure.

DR SHEW, of New-York, earliest aerican Prac
Cure and dior OF various works on the sat
Mr. CAMPBELL Lebanon Springs, COLUMBIA County, n Y
COR LADIES ONLY-Washingt0n Springs Water
Cure be.tbny Mountain Road. imu,ed
vicinity beautiful Of PlaInhed New jersey t9if
direction Of DIR. SADGErr, and his danshernw MI" r. b.
BARRIER
~ H. TAYLOR, MD, Practitioner of Water Cure,
W. Ilt.t 4th-sv Domestic Practice and Oce Con-
mutations particularly attended to Also letters tor advice
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for hundred patients
De parfment Female Diseases r. H. TRAIL Proprietor; DR.
l. HOsFORD, Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This establishment
IN viii be April has been cited With
and PATIENTS and
Nth tbs Newport climate, viii
Il desirable Address Dr. W. ~ REH, Newport
NETWORK CITY WATER CURE.-Acc0mmo
IN and friends of Water Cure BY the day
week, No 1874 l2hst, corner Of University place
o. III. WELLINGTON, MD
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
" Orange n J.-C C. SELLERS BROTHER, Propnetor-
This having been greatly enlarged and much improved BY
addition bathing fixtures aud sieanheeilns apPs
open the OF patients Dr. fELEhEh late
of been appointed Resident Physician for the
wear the Morris and Essex Railway foot Of C"urtsn
a. at 81 and u and M Distance from NewYork IA
miles
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of noces hereby All having
claims against ANDREW Balm late OF the City Of NewYork A
the with vouchers thereof
No 81 Chambers In the City OF New
yors on or before the 18th
18th day OF April, 1885, fEI6k D swkEI,
ALI auhnlW Public AdmlnntrAfOr
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rVNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
il STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Thes ships posing this line
WIG ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTC Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comsoek
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
built by for Cove
vice Every also their
Enspes 10 their accommodations for
9uaed for elegance and comfort Price of
ron Liverpool Tsica cabin, SID secono 10,
$40 exclusive $500 from Liverpool 70
go An experienced attached TO each
ship No berth secured until paid 70, - ......
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of jesse c. Smith,

E the County Of Kg nes ss,ss' ven oa %
% va dcssd tat ,bsy required exhibit the with the vouchers
II Psrepo the CITY OF
Rookvn hE u-ttDi
=. tsss Wv TfislaromWl GEORGE Willy
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TOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON sn1 INrEHr
Il MEDIATE LANDINGS lfss splssna sssns sOUrH Aase
ICA and COLUMBIA vi ksve foos q d.rsonS ~ ssnoes
oeloek esss with stases hun Ssveuth An<s<s -
essskm and Hsdsss ~ Brtshire RAfrosd
BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY aA!LR ,AO
~ VIA New York nd,Ere Rxlrusd TO HOhSsLLs'ukArifA1s
3 ave from foot Of Dusnea- % folosr:
Buffalo ExYREss- Through IN Aooat ~ "'t's ~ "
without change Of
"a N MAIL TssIs-Stopprps AZ al szison. ~
J. g. HOYT, 5aperiDteDdre6
w. C. TAILxADe.. Agent No. Is Coart.nds-ss
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Sprins Arrange
nent-Tsns leave Cbsnbcsr daily Con Albany and Troy:
reschina Buffalo or Mon,reAJ al O'Clock evening
Mail Traih A -ThJOash Way TIA,as 10 80 An and Pm
Express Tain 5 PM-AccOuznodAtion Tran SPIN
Fer Pliers. a. AN Way Frish Passenger Tran snA
<P Passenger Train
FOR Peekskllsf5 30 Pm. =. N NJ.
a, chsmbe Canal Christopher ib sud 5is q.
SUNDAY TRAINS CAnast AZ 70 NJ for fsoznkeepHe s
NJ for Albany stopping Edmund FRENCH Superintendent
CANANDAIGIA a. ELMIRA RAILRUaD-WiN-
" TER ARRANGEMENT.-on and sfet Monty Dec 10 .nd
until Elns,rs Tor CanAdAsaa ono~s
Nal frsis NJ arrivsI OF Nznt Expos .rAn un
Sew-fort connecting st Cansnda,sus WI ap On the &
Day Express uSy Express ron Nes-
yort leaving be reference TO The
scyerten.r Of the New YOrkand sTe ss,lr'sd pu.w s
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 20 PHlLA-
~ DELPHiA From Pier No North h'.i loot o. sa'Ie.y
place Lines daily 10 aid Accommodation Line
l0AM by steamboat TRENTON to south Amooy tnsnce oy
and steamboat SrOCkTON 20 PnaspnA
Fare g. Express Line p by steamboat JOHN pUrTEao
Ams0y Camden ThoaEs u aous FGe
s. Returning leave Philadelphia sf 10 AN and zPh
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professional Notices.

nR FRED. HUMPHREYS, Homeopsth) late of
- Utica hes removed NewYor No. 2 University place. Of
nee heors sio 10 A. A. to r NJ.
lk :. NJ ELLlOrr will receive his patients ON Tues.
- dsys tfer~dASs aud Sssrosys Y
coer sonhA Al The oce eonng h Obsersa0ry
on sscton esh Staten Island lie practice
OphthSe Meeein and Surgery Mondays Wednesdays
days las usual NON y TO osoeA h Once No AS Bradway.
nR. A. T. SMITH, Dentist (late with DIR. c. :. Row
~ e informs m friends and the public In general that his e
for tie pscilce OF Dental hsc@s 4. AZ N IN
Bond south between Broadway and he Rox.y
Charges as usuaL d.. A. 7. SNTi, No. 81 Bond. 81
nONNING & VAUX, Architects, Newburoh
~ cone. Qasree of the death OF Mr. DOWNING the .,
tbs fra canned BY bis Surviving partner Mr mr.
vAux. ofees removed 10 cTswlosd's Hal, Newbargh ~
MIDWlFE-Mrs. SAVAGE, No. $40 l2th-st. be.
l and sohoits the patronage Of hs aes who
eqtie Der She entitled BY uSy experience
aid hes tsken Der Of the tins, Establishments
hh passed her by Of the physicians
az, 10 show.
VO EX-POSTMASTERS, MAIL CONTRACTORS,
SeIhe undermined Clerk the Auditors Oaico
40 ne Appointment 0ce o. D. VIII send the settlement
@ kossmssels accounts for fair eonon a. the following
fc.nsers whose srOss receipts under $500
~ de- do do. do $50 year. e. 10
10 p nslsssd N advance
are oten due for Extra Commissions
g .ss'1ttieit y euselyes rot aware Of IT,
,s"s SOLDIER, Sailors and all other Claims promptly
Hen. Jse. Jones Tenn top Tfoao smith s.
Hs'sss eeeey, \. Y Chas Shelton No II wssf n Y.
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LORthc WEST and SOUTH-WEST.-BALTI

~ =
.pd OHIO RAILROAD for Wheeling GAINESVILLE Cincinnati
Louisville LOUIS THIS great road was r opened Tor nropn
travel January last The tunnels inen unnnsna are ao~ GO
ed The entire roAc u hne oresI Hno one OF tn1 nos
picturesque IN the world ne express mail tsn
leaves BALTIMORE daily and runs TO wheeling Su mesI N
Is - houIs, ariyns at OF IN next cay OF panse may
AN lodge Cumberland ly nles and
sst ssis LEAVING al AN OF PhAdepLia 4. P .rnve
bauno AZ and by taking the ril tram a reach Wheeling
To connect the leave wAshn
b. and 5P meeting them az The Junction. tkey
splendid Of the Union hne lbalt for this route
accommodations. wa, daily for the aad
wiee NeOreans packets be taken By thoss
going further Passengers oI cnnAt (oy land roI Colam
Wi.r b, coaches bours ZAnsse and
by siosd B-BaEgse checked through 10 Wheeling and 40
charge oI nai SER Of hsr Of are O ios
phs wheeling $40; Cincinnati ell to Louisville s2; from
81 FOR the nes apply Phsdelph. Baltimore and wshus
the rsioad agent OF ne,et seTHs AZ ne AGO = NO
wallet, n y. Nh PAItALh, Oenl superintendent
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington for BOS-
II TON PROVIDENCE NEW BEDFORD TAUNTON sad
NEWPORr- Inland Route carrying the great Eastern L. s. Mall
without change Of cars Q, qeteD9r BOZ -. T., cou
NODORE Cart j. NJ Lewis with the sorIngon
d ard Boston Providence Raroac leaving New
above Battery place seocs NJ and soninston ook
P NJ on en- s-val Of the zn winch leaves Boston 81 NJ
These Unsurpassed 10. strength safety speed eo-ai5It
and slesnnce. The ofcer. experienced sad attentive
The ADVANTAGES Of thus route superior 10 any o being
80 HE en- aay. rev 90 sehins their desns.
advance Ct ttoss o. either q the other routes
ard FRIDAY stsD-T7esisy Thcycsy and saturday
The C. VANDERBILT, from Nsw-i orx-IeesaAS Insrsay AND
SATURDAY From stonrson-Mondsy, WEDNESDAY and May
B-Passengers arriving StInugton proceed Immediately
Per Providence Bosom Tsunton ard New eori
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and n
Tie steamer PERRY Providence Ss~port at
F rssssss bv s;.te-roozs freight .ppeAton be made
sPsr 2NcIth Ryer o. Al ne once No 10 S@Hef,'isee
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Goal.

Goal.
49, ne Subscriber has IN yards. and 10 constantly
Gu ~, ~ ne ssnoas kinds Of AniA suminc.s
o.si 49,, go oehs'd blsol Heath Lehigh Liverpool Oe
$500 go 70 &C AZ Of tie very best quality delivered Ia
sHsts cor noneson and ssh-ss, cor Araosst
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of the

Nsv fo,a aooes ssreey even 70 81 Osson s,s s.
subscriber AZ bis place Of business No ~
before te twenty % eAJ Of septsnDer
SEA "a is.snWs ALExAsDER aeKEsZIg Adninstr4t.
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A
j Someryile Easton-conmencDg NAV lSoj-Lesye
PIE, No River o Esson enrdlafe places at ~,
M aud for SoEcryile att Pm R-tursns leaves
Pblrshurgh opposite and 10 NJ aud Is M This
EhzAbehtown WITH trans oy e ~ noid toot
OF CourtlAndts. -,
Stare routes run with from New York follows
1 Al Psn6eld NJ Wednesdays and 34j r VI Sstrd.ys
Tor sonervie IS " daily for Picksmu aid Pea
rsrt AZ White House NJ daily for Fiemnztn Hamp
Ton A. NJ daily B-vdera Ss and at Phhpsbgh daily Tor
Wiissbae Bethlehem Allentown MauchCbunk snd Resing Pa
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN * NORTHERN INDI-
Nl ANA RAILpOAD-On after Feb 1853 uno further
ice Paeps Trains will between Chicago Toledo and Monroe
daily, except Sundays "nloss
'' Chicago for Monroe at 81 AN
CHICAGO for Toledo al "a AN and I'M
Toledo .or Chicago at AN and PM
Monroe for Chicago At u AN
with sd NOpak Lake shors
Enc Buffalo and Albany and Hudson River Railroads
only Railroad communication between Chicago and New.
York CITY. . . -. a.,
CoInnhn. Psburgh fole DO sd Norwalk Road
which Mad River HanIon and Dayton Hosd,
Heevue IRE Msnsfe Monroev and the Cleveland, Co
'N~'A ~ JOS X MOORE, Superintendent
~ JOHN PORTER. Agent
NJ MT. of BrOaa SayN MY
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Yen sy Evsn % :. 's'.n ss's as@s aas
cent With thereof & subscriber q; TIE ohs s0es
csu. D. No Cfyo New York before The
N ss- Of or,ter nI-Dated day
80 M l.1snWsl AMELIA A. cHAPis, Adnlsstranis.
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View Yort noee hereby gwen % al persons sans clam.
% the c.ty before hfah day Of August sertDast
20 10 t,SsaWs ~ ~ ~ EDWARD WITT Executor
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IN pIRSIrANCE of an order Of tke SURROGATE of the


JOsEPH sEIILsAN York, dsceased tbs
with The residence Of
sEuIMAy No 4h It bore the
sI ay september Yo the 2lst day Of March I3
~ ABRAHAM B sKIILMAN, r,seu,or.
l. BROWN, )~A'>
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T,Op AIRANy DIRECT-Tbe new and magnifce

11OR ALBANY, UIRECI-1he new and uldghIllcent
steamer FRANCIS sklDDi, Capt Ihos Knight will leave
Steamboat Pier foot Of Roonsonst IIedays Inudsy ana
Snndavs O'clock For freight
on bad or OF JAMES MCCULLOUGH. IT. No. " Warenst
TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid ana hyperion steamers BAY STATE Capt VIM
Rrowp and EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benjamin Bayton leave
alternate days (SuBdsy ceped from Pier No K near the
Rstien at M For freight apply board the ehcs on
Pier Nos. -
,nress eisht traiu TlsDALE BORDEN. 10 and II Wesst
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Of The County Of knss no.se aey rn aseotns 70
uey required eshi the IN .he voa
John Adee, No. $40 l0
Day september nerDsd
NJ cai ss3 rm23 SUSAN Z. RYAN Esecgttx
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of tn
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the

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