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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
IN PURSUANCE of An order of the Surro-

gate the OF New York notice hereby r'ea to az
ner.ons having claim. against JOHN TAYLOR lat. o the C,v
decessed present the ssms ~h vehes. he cot
-ubscrhe house, Ma e Canal The CITY II Sev
9Th day OF April ssrtps,sd New fofh
the nineteenth day OF October, lHb2
os0 I,x6mW. IAyINIA A TAYLOR, AAnIsstssuL
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DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

IL FEMALE RENONATlNG PlLLS.-Both IN the
eua'e nfrusry aud in private practce Dr. VAN AM
BERT of Germany has used these Pills with unparalleled
Price 81 per box \ aiv9Ass none u, .s
The vritten signatures of c Van HAmbert. VI D on
duty stamp around each boz, and y NJ HUIoN, Csnern
OF Grand Ct and Mrs HAYES No. Us Fultonst, Brook
lyu
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WV w. SHIRLEY, AGcsonecr
900 LOTS and PACKAGES CROCK
OUV cry srd GLASS WARE, WEDNESDAY,
nayce al ley o'clock. a. No 81 John.s, tesh and de-
.y,ble assortment ot White Granite Edged Dpi aud &C
Wares also loo packages GLASS WARE, in lots for re
tai!ers AID GTccers foreaSh.
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CaMDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD to

- PHILADELPHIA From Pier No. ], NORTH kyeI'
foo, of Batterypace Two Lines daily. at A. NJ and r
NJ Accommodation Line at 7 A. NJ, by steamboat JOHN
POTTER 10 South Amboy thence by cnst bo7dento IN
ard .fesmbo.t r STOCKTON to Philadelphia tare, -
Trnress Lin. Al ? p NJ by steamboat JOHN POTTER to
ArAoy thence direct 20 Camden by cars Throngn IN
hour. Fare s. Returning, leave Philadelphia a. A NJ
nd r
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rN.IrCIIR.TION at WASHINGTON on

L ar OF March NEWYoRk and $1,000 y,
va " :, vii cave New a; % WEOSEs
DAY .r1 THURSDAY ns d md - % y 600 90
su.nt =. 49, Fxcursiou Tickets Tor Phsso.PaiA BY
,Ss hove 80 Tins wi b old By r. NewJe.sy hHro,a
Co. so.i TO lI9I v $40 va Rsns .1,o
ExIrs Tram AZ o "a, 90 Az - 7th OF sth F.re
for the Excursion. a.. The ID and 81 for
EItrs Trans win lrsse ftnisee'f'-' VI -' -
ysshnston and BskimoTe. .-. A.. ae.i--i 70 pro-
Persons intending TO 60 oy tnese u '-' -
-. IL - efs the day rreYlOss-
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THEsHoRTEsT and CHEAPEST ROUTE

T'HESHORIESIa and CHEAPEST ROU IL
i VANDERBILT LINE FOR san FRANCISCO
Tie Acce,.4ry TIanst Company Of NicsaglA Proprsso
Only Line giving ThrouEh Tcsss Including tb- lsthrnls
rcs.Iua-ThrnUsbn advance Of the As-rne double
eIrue sresu ship STAR OF TIE WEST 21o ranS
will leave fuup Pier No North River o'clock PM.
or.c.s.y on SATURDAY March for san Juan del SOrte,
direct eouneers with the Regular Pacific steamship over
the NeGrasua Trans Route having Bat II miles q and
TRANSFORMATION These rnsI-pas~ed IN th@ir
aeon nodsons and ventilation For information or pss-
SAGE. At the lnvssi rates. apply only 70
c. VANDERBILT. Agent, No battery -p sce up sisrs
Passengers are csutoned against the representations n
hired for other lines None are employed Tor ths
he. mail beg Is made up AZ the Office
WEEKLY LINE to CALIFORNIAN. S.
w Nal Steamship Company and PlcIic NAL Steam
ship ComPanysEtised th.t the pu5he interests -nd con
veIieIse demand Weekly Line between NsF-i OK aid
sen francisco the Pacific and United states NAL steam
ship CompGnies-the Pioneers IN Steam Ssvig.hon-oe-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Po-s vii at once Hianse
then shps N both . extend then present >e
Monthly service 20 Weekly Line commencing on he IN
proxmO e. follows:
LEAVE NTw-YoPK LEAVE san FRANCISCO.
On the............. 9Th On Isl
On the............l5t 18th On the................ Sh
On .2rh On the........-....-...lot
On the..............26.h On the..............2t IN
The spare Of the two Companies and the Saey
and regularity with which they have heretofore perfoTnec
their voyases seTds the best guarantee against detention
and arc deaf
These Companies are prepared with Their extra tunnaSe
and the fsctes which ong eIPeT affords thef not
Only fully couocae ire pabc, tut - DO 20 81 lie
most favorable rates
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ioattbes, Jemelrp, &f.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGEN.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN-
w sen WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber
some very Jules Jerzensen Watches with Certificates
from with each Watch warranted perfect time keeperh
for sale at less tbs the usual prices
Cooper HEtcbessOme m huntlng cases, duplex and 10
vcrs, perfect tmekeepenS
Independent Second Watches and qusrterseconds for
timing homes, in gold and silver cases
Splendid God Pocket CmOnometers, which run without
ADy variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies.
cod and Silver Leyers Detached Levers, Lepine, D1
px and al other styles Watches All Of the above fof
ale a lees than the usual prices
Diamonds Diamond Pins Rings, Ear-hngs, ringer
Rings and Crosses, for sale low. -, q.
Fine Gold Leuine Watches 4 holes jeweled I'D %
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full Jeweled..''.''' %
Gold Enamel Watches. for ladies' ..''.''.''''.' % "
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies' ...'....'''.'. %
Gold Hunting Patent Leyers for gents o. W
Silver Patent Levers 10 ~ "
Silver Detached Levsrs full ieweed...... ID TO 10
Silver Lepnes holes jeweled.. sVs
and all other kinds Of Watches at equally low prices
Also all kinds Of Gold Chains gold wedding nss
sod Key and Seals sold Pens aud Peucis gold and sVef
Thimes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Locset
Cuff Pins Carvings gold and silver Spectacles breast
Pins Finger Rings silver Fruit Knives sterlng svei
Spoons Cups FORKS, &C. at much less THAN uS usuaI
prices. Watches and Jewelry exchanged All Watcnes
warranted 10 keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired 10 ue best aohef
- I'M GEORGE G. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jewery, wholesale and reta,
No. II Waist, (up-stars) near Broadwsy-forneriy 81
No. 81 Wal-st-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

smith ESQ., surrsa'. Of the County Of knss notice hecby
ven according law AZ persons having claims AGAINST An
DREW RtNER lase Of The ate vSse nss CIV OF Wiaansa
hursh ders.ed that they red a. EXHIBIT the a WITH hs
thereof the subscriber No ~ foyth 1t "a TIE
Cy before hlh dsy Msfyh BsNt -Daeo
Avsast 20 1855 ~ lawemw EDWARD RlkER Executor
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Remopals.

NOTICE of REMOV AL-UBSDELL
~ PERSON & Co would respectfully inform their
meIous friends and the public that they haze removed from
Canal.st to the spacious premises No All Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Water Cure.

uYDR0PATHIC and HYGIENE NSrl-
TUTE, Nc. IS Laisht st-This establishment having
been ENLARGED by the addition Of the double house sdon
he can now accom- oSafe about hundred Se
81 separtuent for female dsrssss X. T TRAIL NJ D,
P~orr,stor DR.. J. L. HOSFORD, Assistant.
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This estsb-
r,huent Will BE optnsd on the hrst 81 April IL has
heen fred up with particular rS TO the comfort and COZ
;cs NJ nst.rts and IS with the celebrated heathiul
,ss 90 hs Sswror, climate VIII make most dssrsb0
en-e sS6ress Dr. w. \ REH, Newport, R. l.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrc.

s,e Of the County OF NcWYork hsreAy % al
r-r. h,yns ca ~ ssains, ELIZA W. JONES aeo the Cy
c Nofk dyeasd 10 present The same WITH ,sa ,hee,
10 ne SUBSCRIBER Al place business Al The oue Nesi
Clover No HNanst the Cry o NeN fok, on o. hee No
a., y MAY Now oh the 9h dag Of oc'oef ~
csnla~tmW ELIZA I. VAN NIECk. AdanastrttuN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
DATENTS for NEW INVENTIONS PRO.

l. CURED IN ALL PARTS of EUROPE-UndeT the
laws OF England important reductions have not only
been made In cost but provisional protection granted
medately application, and at small cost, for siS
months during which time the Great Seal be affixed
Austria has also literally extended the advantages Of It's
Patent laws rendering that country desirable field TO
American inventors Letters Patent taken in part Of
Europe through my Agency, will be promptly delivered in
NewYOk London, Paris Brussels or Vienna, a. parties
Ii useless TO proceed Europe TO dispose Of an nven
ton before Potents secured prior exposure viii VOID
the title. Full information, TO costs Sc can be had on
application to JOSEPH z. PRISON, No. 5 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

NICOLAY will sell Surgical Instruments at
IN the imported prices, THURSDAY NEXT, March 8,
in eOnsequence of the fire. a No. So Llspenardst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

az CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.-
~ RAND at No. 307 Broadway having of the most
galleries ia New York, superior apparatus ma
chnery &C furnishing DagueTeotypes that cannot be
surpassed by any the world in quality cheapness and
durability. His mammoth sky light is TO be found within
ten feet above the walk any person pursuit
OF Daeuereotypes finds him herself at the top OF high
building they may know that they in the shop 70
find FARRAND'S ininiable and cheap pictures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
DFGUnAR MAIL LINE. va stoumgtOa,

III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFOkD
nd TAUNTON The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and
COMMODORE Of TN, hne now run regularly a. hereto.
fore Alternately leaving Pier No. North RIVER hrst wharf
above Batteryplace, daily, sundays excepted 2 NJ
sDd sion ugton At oclock p NJ s.vA Of the E1il
train which leaves Boston af5P NJ -
The COMMODORE, from NewYoIk-Nondsy' we'd
nesdsy and Friday Prom Stoninstsn-Iuesaay IHaIsaAy
and Saturday.
Tie MASSACHUSETTS. from New York-,raesday
THURSDAY and saturday From Stoninston-aoadAy cd
esdAy ard Friday. ~.
The searner PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, excerpt Sundays, At PIP.
FOR freight passage, apply Al the once NO " os'e'y
place or on board the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

se OF the York notice ssrssy fven 70 ~ p~
sons having against the OF DANIEL DoNkoN lac
Of the City OF New deceased the 9th voaes
the .ubscrhss Their readssce No sl IN 81,
YORK before The lla day sfJns ser-Dst-d
New iorl the 2ld day OF December, 1854
a.. ,,rsm. e eShs sA ss.so..s. }E'''o'o"
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,,op CEApJEsyON and FLORIDA

LOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
II SEMI-WEEKLY u. 5. MAIL LtSE.The iavorts
and iasteoing steamer SOUrHERNER, w sSsteI eeg-
msuSer will leave Pier No. n. X. on "WEDNESDAY,
Nal al O'clock NJ precisely. FeE freight apply on
board where all bills of sng will be slsns6 aud ior pa
SAGE at die office Of SPOFFO&D TlLESIOS 20,
No. 80 Ssa.h-&.
Through ticket. Florida follows For Jseks0ovlie
sSl; 10 Pilaika. SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winte
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st A. follows;
ExPREss TRAIN At 7 A tr Dunsrk sud Buffalo.
MAIL TRAM A. AN for g. stations.
WAY TEtr~ n 80 ? VI for Plermont aud Snt@rut
WAY TR,IN az s 50 VI for Delaware, VIA jersey oity
ENPREss TRAIN AZ 5 PM every day for DanNTk and
Buffalo. .. ., A., -,
Beth Express Trains connect At DunSirk " the Lake
Shore Railroads r Cleveland ard thence direct - Cnc
psr. .l.o 10 Sauduskv Toledo Monroe Detroit AMI INT
caso CHAS. MINOr Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

MRS. FRANCES G. MITCHELL, Md,
WI No 90 3d-av. above l2th-st n B-Dr F. q. NJ has
on hand improved TTusses, Supporters Shoulder Braces,
Elastic Stockings, Knee Cops, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

Tor PANAMA--To sail about 9th March,
i the A packet ship AFGHAN. She has accommoda-
tons Tor few select cabin passengers only For
Apply TO Capt. ANTONIO PELLETIER, No. % Walst,
OF TO ON ERMANN GRUNEB, No p Soutls-
HNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
10 LINERPOOL-Csief Cabin Passage slai Second
Cabin Passage, SO 1890.
eco: Second Cabin Passage SIS The ships from Boston
call ~ Halifax. -
ARABIA. Capt yudkins AMEkICA Capt Leitcn-
PERSIA Capt Ryne, EUROPA, Capt shannon
ASIA, Capt f. g. Lett CANADA, Capt. ston-.
AFRICA, Cept. Hanson. NIAGARA Capt Lang
There vessels carry clear white lght mlshead, geen
on .tarboard bow red on port bow 49,
AFRICA. HARRISON, I'm NETWORK, Wednesday, Fob, 3.
CANADA. Stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday, FEB. 10.
ASIA Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Feb. %
AMERICA Lsiich, from BOSTON "Wednesday March :
APhBIA Jud.ins i'm. NETWORK "Wednesday, March O.
Rerths not secured until paid for
Anexperenced Surgeon on board 1890
The owners OF these ship. will not be accountable for
sod silver bullion. specie, jewelry precious stones OF
M ns unless bills Of Adng are signed therefor, AID the
ypue thereof therein expressed
tut "sis"' - t. CtNARD. M. 4 Bowling green
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
~ SEY-New-York 10 Easson. Pa, Fare 81 7'-saI
Arrangement, commencing Nov. IS, 1851 Leave FER
No l North River daily, for Esston and inieruedllSe
st445 PM. Retunlne leaves PhhP-5ursh at o and A
NJ and 8 Is PM
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

A FREE EXCURSION to CLINTON, NJ,
N 6,rmerl, Known as CANiPT0wS, vii Dc q .de By
New-Jersey Railroad on SATURDAY., hatca 'Va Ia, nc
beautiful Building Lots s feet front and TON ~ 20 ~
feet In DEPTH which be sold 70 the hshes' %
TUESDAY March 1T u o'clock noen AZ t,e NJ
rIcb.see Sew.York BY ALBERT H. NiCoLAi Aae-
topeer The excursion will leave tho a. Pot 's.y
49, zap Nj STAGES Will be IN readiness On the AZ
S Of the car, 20 convey passengers 70 Ctn,onye use
of expense All persons who Art tesroos Q, w =,
49, a. ne .xeuriou together with map anu ia par
,o1l.r. ~ the Auetloneer No a. Waist, " l. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET EXCELSIOR
"A LINF-For MELBOURNE, PORT PHlLLlP, S0h
MaIch-The entirely new beautiful clipper OF VI THE
SPA Bowen Commander only 40 tuns register will sac
coed THE clipper PANAMA, and sail IS above large
tart OF her cargo engaged No storage passengers asen
For fret lss cabin .ccomodatons freight, apply TO
RUSSELL NORTON, No 81 Old Slip.
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NOR LIyERPOOI-United States Mail

Il steamship ARCTIC, Capt. J. { Luee-Th,' steamship
Nh deIart with United States Mails for Europe, po
lively On Saturday 5th March u O'Clock M from her
berth at the foot OF Csnalst.
No berth secured al. paid for
For pssss 90, having uneassed ACCOMMODATIONS
Cor ele gance snd comfort applyto =, .u,Y
EDN'D h COLLINS Co. No. 50 Waist
P.Ssnsets are requested 10 lie on board at lll A. NJ
Thetesmship PACIFIC will succeed the Arctic and sal
lh March, and the Baltic VIII succeed the Pacihe and SAL
ApIil
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TOR AUSTRALIA-Now loading for SID
II My, at the end Of Long Wharf Boston, the new and
speuoid steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY; having most OF
her csyro will sail on or about the 5h March Has
superior accommodations for PaSenger and Will take
limited number For Freight Passage apply to CLAhh,
JONFS l. Co, Fort hill Wharf, Boston, or TO WHEEL
WRIGHT i Co, No. lis WAll-st, New-fOrk
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IN pI'RSIrANCE of an order of Jesse C.

smith Esd OF The Couny oi Kings. notice here
Nv oven accordns 81 having claims AGAINST
ZFNAS HYDE. tho CITY Of Brorkyn dscra'ed that
they required exhibit the With The vouchers thereof
the ahsrrer ~ stuj~en his place Of hnsnrr So se
Pe. IN the CITY Yor before the 9Th day OF August
uott DATED, January 81, lsa
ALICE HYDE, lr,..y,o,.
r. lsw6nws GEORGE A. sIUDwELL,
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nm PURSUANCE of am order of the Surro.

ate of The Count, York hereby 90 al
son. having claim. AGAINST JOHN A. HUGHES, late Of the ca,
Yors deceased the With ,'~hers hslsei 70
Subscriber o,e No Ere R,rcsd Huidnss Ksads q
the CITY before the day OF Juae nest
Dated New York. the g2d day ofNoSemser ~
MA lawsmNs JOHN COLLINS ~, Adnf
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B.A. Chiffon, Auctoneer.
GALE of PROPERTY on BERGEN, DEAN,

~ T.
~ POWERS, DEGRAW aud WARREN STREETS,
BROOKLYN-COLE 4 Chiffon will sell at auctl IN
on THURSDAY, March 8, 1885, at y o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange, New.iofk, the following, VIZ; -,
On Dean st-A two story and attic frame House brick
basement and filed 10 with brick and two Lots OF Ground
on northesstery side of Deen 100 feet west OF Powers
ST. lots % bv 100 feet neatly ncosed garden Also
Six Lots on Dean.st also, three Lots on Powerssi also
one Lot on Bergen-st also, Lot on Dega~st Also
one Lot on Warrens For maps and particulars apply 10
the Auctoueer, No 9 Wsst The House on Dean'st can
be seen by applying on the premises
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CPRING FURNITURE sALEs-The I'M

- dersgned respectfully announces TO ms friends and the
public that he is prepared usual 10 his personal At
tenon sales of Furniture at the residences Oh ises
&c ALBERT II. kICOLAY,
Real Fstnte and General Auct oueer No. 40 Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

.-e O. the County of YORK hereby - al pr
sors hsv "a sssn MICHAEL HIGGINS ate OF the y *
the ~th vouchers heroi -
.uhs,hsr- one W yeuv Attorney at Az No lee
Bruawsv CITY New Nok ore the nFst dy % jaw
,stt-p.t- sahth jNy Of DeccHhhsr lS
JOHN RENNEr (r..,,,,,.
d.qtaN6mweds PETER pOUFlSLD, "
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IN PTRSI'ANCE of an order of the Surro

f.le Comfy Of New losk hereby 90 al
sous As,us CLAIMS ,s,ust JOHN hELhE hee he GU Wv
81 90 he .gNs,rbes al the oce Of Charles oei, ~ "a
Srrns uths city Of New Yes sce he ar.s d. Il Jun.
~, p,f-8 Ne~ YORK. The fasA lsy Of November iSSa
MARY r. ASLNE. ,inaos'rsnS
Al i.Usnws CHARLES OLMSrEn }Ainnastrstor.
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NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL

NETWORK and NEWHAVEN RAIL
NgOAD-WtsrKsA ARRANGE ESr-Decenaberl Is, l2s2
-TrArs oct Of New-Y crk- Accommodation md SPECIAL
ATaud NJ " 4ard ) P. NJ through 20 New Haven
AfalO A. NJ and So P. NJ, thr'usn 20 Port Cnesrer
The liz A VI runs 10 connection win TNn Tom Nes-
Haven Hartford and sPnnshed and with IAN over me
FxFsSss TRAINS A NJ and = P. for Seu-HAven,
Hartford Surn gfeld Worcester and Boston Connec1cuI
River md Vermont Railroads The NJ ian SolneVs
a Nsw-Havsn with tan OF The New London hOAl ~
Eew-Tnr6ou Norwich Suor.ngr0u and FTufltence. Tue
$50 P N. 70 New-Lor6cu oniy a., ...
ing with Hous.ouc Gnd Nsnrstlck RAILROADS AZ 6riee-
yort The = F. stops stamford, NorTAs and bIidSe
port, oounecrug with DanbuTy Railroad az NorNAS' ane
with Honsatonc and Nsug Afuck Railroads q, hrd.epoft
Trans into NswN ork-Acrorn1n ocntion ana >PeSlL
s. : and IS A " and ?. NJ throngh tTUm New-h1vea
Ats A NJ. and - ?. NJ from Port Chester
TIE as NJ receives pGssergrs irom S3IiashSd 40
Hartford Ne-Loudon and sna Railroads Il New aven
The NJ receives passengers from har-ford and spring
ted and Northern hauroecs - ~. -.
ExPEEss Trans leave New Haven on arrivsi OF uAts
fom Bos,ou At II and 20 NJ, stopping q BRIDGEPORT
Norvak nd stanford leaving Boston a. 4 NJ and !
~ Trans Of the New-London Rosd run IN connsction
principal hotels GEO ". WHISTLER, JT- SuPL1
New-Hsyen, December, 1882.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Winter
ATsasr reut-Tr7ins leave Chaz5ers-st daily iof
E11Yea TraiS s AM through in hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal AZ 0cocS sane
Mai Tain A M.-ThrouEh Way Tram PM
Express Tain P. Accommodation Tram Pm
FeT 1900 a; 10 NJ Way, Ere; n, and PASSENGER
Trsin, and sPM Passenger rTain-FoF PeeksHA a. D d"
The T.r-y.ovn Peek.k and POkeePsie Trains stop at
Ps,sense1 taken at Cta,nbes Canal Christopher ilth
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canalst at SO VI. for PousA-
teeTsie and P tar 6sny oPPus al al W Az sA-
tlons. EDMUND fhENCh' sIPsriH'ehaeu~
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Remittances-PasSages
GRINNEII, a Co

RemittAnces-Passages -
BOWMAN. GRINNELL d CO., No -
- sout-st, NewYor sole and only authorized A6ens
for the SWALL0W-TAIL LINE OF PAChEI-Shirs.
tvTprooI P.cKETs sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
ard sIst of every month alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDOMa
NFW WORLD CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
cTFFN 0F TAg WEST. INDEPENDENCE,
CaNsTA NTINF AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ATRERT GALA PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHRiIRT0N YORKTOWN,
ANFRICAN Union. PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing IN send for their friends and DESTROYS OF
bngns tbem out by any of the above magnificent ships
are informed that Messis. BOWMAN, GRi NELL 10
are the only Agents for the above ships in this city
reyebe at ght in throughout Ireland ana Great
Rritain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
No 83 Southst Y and No Regents road Liverpool.
Lverool packets leave NewioTk 9th and zist OF every
month ,.- M
London Packets leave New York every alternate Ihu
day For passage apply as above.
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Albert H. NicoLAY, Auctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE Of PLANNING MILL,
Il BETTING, BOLTS, &c, at AUCTION -ALBERT
III KICOLAY will sell on THURSDAY, March j, a. 10
o'clock at the Factory, No. ~ East 22dst for &C
whom il Planning Mill, Betting,
Bolts Screws &c Circular Saw. Bench, saws, &c;
Desks and Office Furniture, Saw Mill fer sphtunS
boards &c &c. Terms cash, bankable money. t3l8)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
IN PURSUANCE. Of an order of the Surro-

sate Of be County Of New Nok hereby s.ea - a.
rer.ns Aayug Ga asran-t LEONARn LES late Of ne Cy -
New Yok deceased pesent'hs w'h vcachsf- hsrf %
he .ubscher ofce Nss-sa. the CITY Of Ne~
Yrs On the 6fheenth d Of Aasast aeslp2te Ns-
Il I,~sgWs EDWARD nE WITT. rtecu,os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
IN PrRSTANCE of an or,Ier of the Sumo.

re County New Nors nntse hereby N"n "a =, 80
an. ~ MARY " CALDWELL late OF he CO
Yok deceassd The with vouchers thereof -
The .ubscrtes ~ hs rs.a,nc- No Vast lTth iAe Cr o.
Yok on or the arst day Of March ns,t-pse New
YoTk, the lot d,y OF september "a
.,,.snw 5 s N MSNSor Administrator.
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feuai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Jesse {.
Sn,h Es SurroSse Of cosnty u Anss aotos ssr-es
secodns law AZ Asvns cams at JOHN
Willy. do~xssl that they r-Spued
70 eAht the ~la the vouche hrf q ne sssSet =
b. yetens a. No u Pcrcpout tie C q BAyh "a %
bfe lie twenty seoord y Ok August ne,tn,te fshay t.
lSsa me lawSmWl GEORGE Willy. Esscator.