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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-08
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

viii be completed to Pitnouryh oy December Isl arr
which a foods coasxned 30 their Aren't s rni'adepms
vii 20 throufh without rsnshpment within Seventy
Hou. Al the rates below published; Offering TO Merchants
shipping to points the Ohio River or any Of the Wet
The, with connecting roads completes By
which Goods b. forwarded the Interior Of the Wese-
ern States by Rsrssd At the owes rates and N al cas
without detention. r,on-r.p,rr
from Philadelphia TO Pittsbussh.
lst Clss-Dry Goods Boots shoes &c vi Per I" ne
"a Clas~-Hardware, Machinery, Bales
Brown Sbeetins, Wool &c. ..Scsa per loo ne.
81 Cfss-Cofe~ Queeuswarc, Heavy -
Castings, Nc. ............'.... tocts. PCT Nv Ds
eth Csss-Bacon Lard, Fish, kc-.. e,ets per loo os
No Commission charged FOR forwarding a. Ph,sdspnis OF
Pt,.bny,h II. II. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railrced Co, Nos "a
end ZIG Msrket-st., Philadelphia
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G

Smith ysc Of County Of Kings sots Aesesv
gwen scordrs law to ell hsv,as claims as.n Wal
TE HIGGINS ID thu City Of Bsostbn. dsccs.ed Nat Ny
are reqneJ sxhb the veasees tsssso the sk
Gerber WILLIAM vOsTER Ma ~ pvsos 70 he cs
the ourth day Of April Dated Ssp
- si Is VIII w,sEi n,esiS ySsrrr As~'o
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wintes

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-WInteS
IL Arrangement Trans leave chameersst .Aiy' ior
Albany and Troy. .
with Trans reaching B1i.lo Montreal AZ O'Clock sArs
evening -
Mail Tram A. M-Through wey Train p N.
Express Train n. M.-Accornmodatio Traia6 +. M.
For Tarrytowr q; PM ana Evening Tran At u
o'clock
For PO'keepsie at le.So A NJ sndiP. h-FOr PeelssM
at5SOP.h.
TIE Tarrytown, Peekskl and Pekeepze Trains stop az
eli Wsy Stafiona. -.
Pass ngen taken Il Charabers Canal Christophs' ism
and Sst<ts -
keepsie sud At for Albany stoppng AZ all ay Sta
rors GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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N Y. and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

IN . LINE through TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA ASPIN-
WALL AID PANAMA, AZ greatly reduced rstee. No de-
tCn,ion theSs,hmus The and splendid side wheel
steamship UNCLE SAM, (beins her secsnd yoysge)
(2eoo tuLs William A. Ms Commander, will leave New
York for Aspinwal NAY BayJ on THURSDAY, Jan. ~,
T. NJ precisely from Pier No. North Rive, where
passengers can examine her ACCOMMODATIONS The per-
iormAuee Of this steamer her int voyage the
assurance that pasensers will reach Aspnw. in from to
days The msSniticent double engine side wheel
st GInship CORTES a. 500 tuns) Thos B. Croppsr Com.
mander, win be in readiness at PANAMA receive the
UNCLE SANS psssengcrs and sail Immediately for SAN
FRANCISCO. The accommodations and ventilation OF rae
CoItes are oil that he desr-d Her speed lessbhsd
the voyage between SewYork and Panama and while
the Pacific coast is unequsled.
Every eSeron viii be made the part Of the Eae tor
sure comfort expedition and safety Passengers viii be
Rsihosd and cautioned that Tickets tor thus lane
sold only at No. Is Broadway.
Mall Bag made up the above Otice, under the
United Staes Postage Law for the convenience Of he
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-08

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JER.
u SEY-New.Yori to Esston, Pa Fare o. 7S-Fan
Arrangement commencing November IS 1882 Lesve Pier
No North River daily, for Easton and inter nefi.te
a. 4IPM. Returning. leave Phiihpsbars u and An
and Sl5PN
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RAILROADS.&C. and ar

IN ar he 27th Of December train viii sve New-Yort
a oisloek A. from tout Of Courssnit-se, arriving
in Philadelphia al u noon the kcnsrxson S.scn rns
Train vhick will also run throorh four hour Taroash
Tehss Cor Baltirncre Washington Norfolk and Chadsfen
sod BY both Inca Tekss soid % pe~eneen nr way ~
priesa TIE rreniou Accommodated Trim vii, on Ard
AMER the x7th December. leave Trenton 81 a,nvirt
IN New-fork st u noon, returning from New tork
r. NJ by which csssnerrs will also b. carried n reeuced
prices nl.sips the 81 NJ Philadelphia train OF way pas
enrn These srranEemens VIII make more cerssiu tne
connection Of the Nails ud through With the
"a leaving Phiadelch,, lei p. II.
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and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-

SPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOfS-
- NIA--NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STE AM
SHIP LINE, No % BroadwayThe attention OF parties
ordering from California in Specie Gold Dust &c
Y directed to the notice Of NewYok underwrers at foot
DAVIS, BROOKS Il Co. General Agents.
NKw-YoRK, Sept Is, 1859.
JOINS JOHNSON:
TIE NFW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE having arranged with Messrs. Garrison L
Fretz specie guard which has been deemed sat
isc;ory BY the undersigned, they willing 20 take
Insurance. nom San Francisco 10 NewYork, and TO make
the reduction in for coming under the pro-
lection Of the guard of Mes Garrsou Frez from Pam
ANA 10 the Atlantic coast has been and yet allowed
specie guarded by the guard Of Me>s Mosqoe, Hurtsde
L Company. c -
Gent Mutual Insurance Co, (Signedl ALFRED OGDEN
New-York Mutual Insurance Co..
(Sgned) I. B. sATrERrHwArrE-
Commercial Insurance Co. (Smedl DAs!L .. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual Inc Co., (Signed) WALTER r. JONES.
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co. lSlened) A n: NELSON
Mercantile Insurance Co, (Signed) ELwooD WALTER
Union Mutual Ins Co, lSsnedl L. LArHser, Prest
Atlas Mutual Insurance Co. tsigned) N. H. OSSoon-
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COAl--ked Ash, Stove and Egg Coal Also
~ Lehgh Stove and Ees screened aud sehvsrs q, ~.
loves, market rriee. Yard No ~, Frankhn-st
JAMES AfrKiy
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plTTsToN CoAL-THE pENNsYLvA

DlTTSTON COAL-THE PENNSYLyA
i MA COAL COMPANY is prepared 70 furnisa .up,.
cr White Ash Pson Coal Of al .es clean and in .ooa
order suitable er shipping and domestic purpo-,
ion ~ sos:s ysrs IN TIA civ, wisAasbarxh snS
Brooklyn
The Companys aeitiss such to eusbe II to Nv,
ROOD dispatch 70 vessels losns New-Yosk or Il Po1
Ewer.
Particular attention given to the delivery Of Goal kr DO
nestle purposes.
Apply at the ofee, cor Broadway ard WLsst, OF yrss,
West nesx Morton cor ls,hst and sss. and foot o.
eosverreurst city. Foot ofNerft fcshs. wirsrseu,vk,
Ret 81 GoL-st, Broohlyp
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C,ANANDAIGUA 4 ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-WINTER ARRASGENENr.-On and sfcf Mon-
day Dec 20 ard until further notice trans Leave Elnira
for Canen6aisra A. follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ. arrival Of Night Express
Tain from New-York comm c:inx At CansnaasuA with
trains on the Ahaay and Buffalo Road for Rochester Buff
6alo and Niagara Falls
Dsy Exprsss at 10 PM arrival OF Day Express
f,cn, Nev.York The time Of leaving New-lork BE-
sen nv reference 10 the advertise Of the and
Enc Railroad. WILLIAM o. LArhAA Sapt
Me- Vol IA lSfS.
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BETWEEN NETWORK an

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
Comn,ny,. nov,rfal new Steamship GLASGOW. 81
tnns snd se Horsepower Rebsr. Grit Ccmrsndes Sia
s.il from New-Yorf glasgow on sArUADAi. osn jan
sasy- Of u o'cioci. noon. ana
Ft,, Cafsr. tSaloon sSare Roonsl. .............
First Cabin iM,iShp Stsis Roomsl. ............
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFAL0 and NEW

L lOHh CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u VIC oLN'
Foot Track TO Buiao-Ths road extending from Buffalo
10 Hornellsyie NewYors aud Enc Railroad, 10 now
completed and in full operation, forming connection WIN
hat road the shortest cheapest direct route be-
tween Eew-York CRY and Buffalo lt is OF the rxfoot
gusse and built in the substantial manner ana the
greater portion having been operation some month";
X IL entirely free from the roughne usua on new roads
Fsre from New-York 20 Buffalo. ...........s7 %
Through tickets and baggage checks can BE- procured
tho Depot OF the NewYork and Enc Railroad, foot OF
Dusne-st., ". 1.
The times for eaving New York msy b. learned BY refer
sree 10 the adye of the New and Enc Kali
road The trains viii leave Horuesyile for Buffalo the
arrival of the Erie Railroad trsnsBufo, Nov ~ 49,
J G HOYT Supi Buffalo and \. Y. City x. K
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..


TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
moron, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWSs DOCK, md.
detown,) and RED BANK.-The new and splendid steam
Ns New Haven Pier, Pechaip, East River, a. follows:
Saturday jan I. ia Monday, Jan. 8 IAN.
Tuesday. Jan 4 I'm "Wednesday, Jan; S Pm
Thursdsy Jan 6,2PM Friday, Jsn7 2iP:M:
Saturday jan GAN MONDAY Jan TO- :, Az sxvs
Thsndsy, Jan is IA NJ Thursday, Jan. IS, iot A. NJ.
The stages for Squam will in connection with boat
persons are forbid trusting the shove boat on the account
the owners
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
md TAUNTON.-The steamers C. VANDERBILT and
sesiSoSe .smaiey leaving Pier NO. North RIVER t
wharf shove Batteryplaee, daily, Sundays excepted,
the nail train, which leaves Boston at NJ
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New York-Monday,
Wednesday and Friday From Stonnstsn-Tuesday Thur
fhe st. amer FERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, at 2P NJ ,ou.,
place. or on board the boats
Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
III RIyER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin BraytOn leave on alternate days Sunday e1-
eepted from Pier No s. ~ X, near the Battery at ID
For freight apply on board, the office Pier Nos
TisDXLE BORDEN. Asents.N 10 and II west-st.
Tor ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGE
i MENT-Three Daily Lines Fare, o. 50. The traiDs
leave City Hall Station corner Tyonrow and Ceutrest
daily (Slpdsys excepted.l as follows:
Ia Train, at 73o A. NJ. Mail Train stopping at al
I'd Tfain msAM Albany Express rrnn, stopping q
Crotop Falls, Dover Plains, Hsdne and Chatham -Four
Corners, arriving 2l0 NJ in time to connect with ~o
Train from Albany West
Crotop Falls Dover Plains Milleron; hillsdale and
Chatham Eogr coneT ss N1 Eo siS NJ
Returning WIN leave East Albany ats A. N. Express
Train arriving in New-York l2S Pm MS A. NJ, Mah
Train making all stops, and Exprsss Tram sIrvns
h New-Yort9l5P NJ u sLoAr. superintendent
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL
VROAD.-WIsrEa ARRASGEMEsr.-Decembc Is, 1914
GsSIo N and q IF NJ, fs' Port cts.isr
Haven 70 Hartford and Springfield and with train The
ExpRSss TRANS A. 81 snd 81 P, NJ for New HAVEN,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester aud Boston, Connecticut
River and Vernon; Railroads The A. train connects AZ
New.Hsyen with of the New-Iondon Road TO New.
London Norwich, stonington and Providence The $50
The A. NJ stop. at stamford and Bridgeport,
meeting with Housatouic and Nsagatnck Railroads at
Bridgeport. The 81 p NJ stops at Stamford, Norwak td
Brdseport connecting with panbury Railroad at Norwat,
aud with Housatonc and Naugatues R sdS Al Bridgeport
Trains into acknowledgements and speclai-ss
81 and sasA n. and tP. NJ through from New Hsvsn.
AT 81 A. 81 and IS r. NJ from Port Cheste,.
The s35 A. NJ receives passengers from sprnsneid ana
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads at New Hayer
The receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
ExrREss TRIIss leave New Haven ARRIVAL Of trains
i.om Boston at II sHd sSo r, "a, 'sSpP,n.
son n :" ''.4' " - '-"..-...--u
,ipe;psI hotels. GEO W. WHISTLER, Jr, sry't
New-Haven. December. B52
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Cosnty New fstb hereby 10 %
having claims JOHN MACE late Of the C q New
Yo undertaken deceased psst The with vosches Aese
Brosdwsy told FrsAkn Hsase City OF New Yok be-
March ncxtDsted New Yok, the ninth dAy
Sept, is62 SIMON shttpLkn sWeaos.
ali lar6mS HARRIET 4 MACE Euecutrl
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the proceeds

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the proceeds
IN AZ s .se of the reel estate SMITH % the
CIV Of New Yofk sy ads under the order ~ The sf
rozse County sfsew Ysk By JssssaAh Tevs VII be s's
u,sS suroe.ss tow % The saffoszfs os
the Cay ,weay arh Day Jssay cert -
Tn az oei the esoos q dsy-Dsss this ,h asJ u De
esnles. iss2 fd9s~l Aw. BRADFORD, sa"assss.
NOTICE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
b-,.s, u The sale q
81 pETEK HORN ats The CITY Of Ss~ rovt. d-essrs
.f.te under the order u e
81 New Yori he Aspbgtst tss ssrsosss
Oaes % Cry al Eewfok. of veb ss ss1
O'Clock forenoon of thss dsy vken eli rsrons
CLAIMS demands ssd Ds.snt 20 ss4 saro
Gssw A. W. BRADFORD, ssrns.a-
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DOCrOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

DFEMALE RENOvATlN0 rfLLS-bctA m he y
male insr.ay saA private practice Dsesaf ven hsnes
Of Germany. les ased three pills with m ase..
CERTAIN syxeSy and anfaihnx esaey. Tney have sese
ssost twelve year. u unity and have fsces -
city There pv s,pson WHOSE e3scts hsve oeca ssss
compare with ssss pills in the tyssfmsnt Of nAss snA
eSua to the eouhinrd ersts Of an other rccies Thss
vic have ussd them Legacy Doesss
Van Haters has sA the world By their females ny
rely upon ottainne srceSy res hegby health ese1
md the pale AID de.fhy eo~asnsnee gives pfscs 70 shs
rc<esfe krfs Of health =.
B-Purrhsse cone unless they hsvs the csss6<sss q
copyright the wrsppe and the Written asnafsrcs q
nc; VAS HAMBERr, Nd 90 tss asty s.:as sssasA
each boz. ard u. 0ulOS,
General Asrn, tor United States, A1srscA
No l27 Bowcry, corner 0ranAsG Pyice d psr box
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Tor CHARLESTON ard FLORIDA
Seni-W,ekly L. s Mail Line.-The aad fast going
steamer MARION, NJ. Berry Commander, will leave Pix
No. I. North River on SATURDAY, Jan. 8 a, 5 o'clock,
z NJ. precisely. For freight apply board where al
bills of lsdipk will be signed sKd passage the oce
OF SPOFfORD, TlLESTON Co, No. IS SoIth-st.
Through tickets for FlcTds follows Jacksonville,
ISL; 10 pilstka SIS
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NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM.
n NlrIIYIX NAII. IINE--IhA

NEW-fOkk and CHAKLEo On SILAH'
IN SUPPLEMENTARY U. s. NAIL LiNE--rae
new and elegant steamships 1870
iTSIeS ..................... Captain Adams,
SoirTuTpNER..... Captain w Foster
JAMES ADGER................. .Captnn = DlcA1son,
Forming regular niweekly line between Ne"-iSA
SoEITIPRSFR. ................ "Wednesday, Jan. H.
NaRIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saturday, Jan. =
TINS lDGFR "wednesday, Jan. D.
ffNIoS ......... Saturday, Jan. p
SSG1IrvTiiEpNER .......... Wednesday, Feb. 2
TapIoN '''..... Saturday Feb. 5.
n1.NrS .DGFR .,... Wednesday, Feb. o.
yNInS ~ Saturday Feb. T.
SSSNrrTTIf s 1891, .Wodresday, Feb, ls.
~ .ptnS Saturday, Feb. -
n AIS .,nfcrp . w edresdsy, Feb. 3.
yyAanS Saturday, FEB D.
Thee steamers leave Pier No North hsef o.
p M precisely. For freight sppy on board sns NJ -
age at the counting rcom Of ~, a. -
Savannah passengers furnished with through ueAes N
out Additional charge.
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Ocean Cleaners, ST.

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LlNE.-YACHT
"A EXCURSION TO AUSTRALIA The Clipper
Bark PEYTONA GO tans will succeed the Abus second
ship this no and sail from NewYork the 2jh Janu
an 1885, This beautiful specimen OF marine architecture
ass built by the worldIenowned MKay. Of Boson for
rseer and iks her nsmesake, the famous rcehors she
has never been beaten. Mr. MKay the builder
OF the Flying Fish, Flying Cloud Stsforishre, Sow
,jsn office Seas and other clippers in the line Citor
ME- and the Peytons stands preercn among the proudet
monuments of LIS skill. She Will be fitted up style
elegant unique and esh provisions will be furnished for
least half the voyage II confidently expected
that she will land her passengers at Mebcurse the six
tieth dsy nom Newly ork, including stoppsges IL
fair compare this slip with the AIRY class Of vessels
hitherto ht,ed and advertised for Australia the
teyiona above competition from quarter She viii
class hote viii be provided in the liberal
drawing Of the ship and plan berhs will be eIhb ted and
rates passage and other particulars made known BY apply
irg the Australian Packet Lire Proprietor, Capt A
fFlLETlER, No SO Wall-st.; or TO BABBIDGE VAL
ENTlNE, Consignees No. ISIS Sonth-s
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( OAL.-The subscriber has In yards, and ID
~ constantly d.chargns ali the various tinss Of Anths.
ste aud ssrusuoes Goals, vim; Peach Orchard BlaA
Heath LehEh, Liverpool Orren Camel Sidney de- kc
al OF the very bess quality delivered handsome or 81
an far sale low. JAMES L. WORTH.
tshst, cor Thompson. and sth-av, cor Arnos
Dc~n-towr ofsce No 81 Wsln
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TN pIRSuANCE of sn order of the Surro

ons havns eaus Against JOHN w PALMER of ths C0 u
New But her d.ened presss Ne .A"s wsA v.ssss.s
thereof the subscriber OF h house No Aveaae 70 he cny
Yot before the twesrh day oIny ssalDaisd.
aissw sm s. sAHL W sExLY. ADJ. As
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III gate Comfy OF New rosk, h~eby
PRISON. FRANCIS l. SHAY, late Il the ca
1oft decrs.ed the With vouchers Asrss
10 IN. sab.sf,ke al oce Bro~d~sy CITY OF
Yosk On third
York. the nnstecnth day Of November, 1854
MO ix~erlSs PErkk oASSNtN, BSesoeof.
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MeNiral.

NLAIRVOYANT EXAMINATTONS-By
~ "Rse" the oldest Cairvoyant and other 6rst elias
mediums day and evening MIRA seynoldss
the DR. Brown the original Magnetic and Botanic Ply
sicisp, No. AZ Munroe-st., West Of 0ouverneur.
DR. Browns Genuine Vegetable Medicines and every do
scrption Of Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
roses, are prepared at this Office only.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 8. 1853
N1Ew.YoRK ana SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LIYE-rHROUGH % SAN FRAN.
CISCO At REDUCED RATEs-SO DETENTION 9. he
SAN, 100 sans. ". A M.ii., coal.a.sleI ..I s.!s
Nev.Tort, rom PIE, No ) y River 70. AsPlSwp2kLi-
navy Bay On IaURsppaY J.n 70 q osi' ss M n,
sine .seslnship CORTIs so tus. Tsom.s B. Croppsr
Commander, Which .ssm.h ,sty,: p.3.n. On ne rv
stoprins only at AcsDuico sor supplies
fbese vesses In accommodations ventilation, speed an1
.fsty, Es snsaIpsssed An experienced pSyHe'"n ~
Psssensers win be landed on the wharf Aspta~sn sOi
Passengers are esntoped that the tsckea Tor this line
ere 'cd only a, 20 s sSocv r. o., .,.,s.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY.-For NEw-ORLEANs via HAVANA
The splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle
Commander viii sail from the Pier loot Of Warre1st ~
eiseiy
RATES OF PASSAGE TO BAvAsA AND NEw-oaLEASs
New Arrangement A.
Ladies' ard After Saloon Bcrths.
Forward Saloon Berths
steeraEe... ......'''''''''' -
Specie only tsIen freisht to Havana
Freight taken 10 New Orleans AZ 30 cent? per cuoic oot
Shippers Of freight requested 70 supply themselves
with The Company bills Of lsdirs which may Be had on
No bills Ct sdns Esned ser l. O'Clock on the day OF SAIL
ing. Fortnight or passage. apply 70 o ROBERTS.
No. IN west-st. corner Of wsrrcns.
DASSAGE for SAN FRANClSCO.-lh
l. clipper ship SIROCCO, loading At Pier No. .
Kfst River has eTb aecOuno6 ,or frs and second
cabin passengers She win sail about the ecth January For
J. S. OAKFoRD, No 90 wall-st.
THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Il ROURE !i-VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
cisco. Only Line giving Tickets for crossing the lstm1s
The and powerful double engine steamship NORTH
ERN LIGHT $50 tuns, win leave from pier No North
River, at o'clock p. NJ. precisely, THURSDAY Jan.
20 connecting with the Pacific the Ncargus
Transit Route having but II miles OF land trsnsportston
Tbe steam have unsurpassed accommodations and ven
tation. For information passage apply only n the
Agency Of the Company, No Battery place up stairs
70 The public cautioned against the representations
line
CTEAM for MONTE VIDEO, BUENOS
~ AYRES, ENTIRE RIOS, C0RRIENTES, ASSUME
TION and CUYABA, lin Brazil )-5smpe freight and pas
seprers will be taken fast steamer with excellent
commodaisp- under the command Of experienced cap
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Brooklyn, N. r. Nov. q, is4s.

Prepared By NJ MORSE, N D. aad for sale BY CHAs.
H. RING General Agent No. is2 Broadway, Sew-York 70
whom ~ orders nlustbe addressed In BrSokyn Ailne'
put up, highly concentrated in pint bottlea With ths
name o~n in the gass and soA or - per Bottle; sf'f
el2; 81 the 6o1.
Entered sceo ding to Act Of Congress In the yea. $50, By
Netcslse Morse in the CeIks 0ss Of the Dnu1es Coen
for the Southern District of The State Of Sev-foh
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fraal Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SurrO.
the County VI Ne~ roA, w 10 be sod Il pao-
the M.<hants ksshsn-, the City Sss rt.
seventh day Of JAnaay the isS twelve
ok poon, the owns described Real E,tste VI hrAlsy ~
6ccdmsn deceased zoe the payment OF his arets .e.a
srosnd and the sh Ward q the
City % .oahery sie Of sh tcsehes nth The
bunss whek said 10, bounded snd contns ei~si
Cor n<neng hundred sud ave lest c the
forming esstey the Intersection Ct sou ana
eve feet root ,wexty ave s and two
hssdsj AMI ais feet ave and hsh
inches the e@er Inc and ssnsd sad a 6sr eet and
half inch the westerly hue The sxA
property small frame dwelling house Ten u
the purchase be required Be paid The sa and the
the -d ready @s New fok peemosv
g. 6AbNkL van CJtr
w. Vas Corr. Proc klsv
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Of an order of the SurrO-

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the SurO-
gate County New Yorh HEREBY sven 70 "
havus claims against JOHN GRG6 late Of the cu efhew
York deeeard voacbsrs thssf he
sub.erber h nleeksr tbs Car " Ns~
evenh day Of July ssxt-Dsasd, New
las I.si,wsmss ~ DAVID r aREESAcK, Tsssssos
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Goal.

COM-Pure Red Ash selling for s. per tun.
An other kinds in proportion delivered to any part
OF The city rom the kn,okebocker Coal Yard No "a Btu
sS, between 18th and istL-sfs RI HART
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tunors, Pclypas,

IL Scirrha. C.ncerN MoIrs and 81 sIsFss.oes: ..
esto. The ssh~ribefs would respectfully ssses ell PER-
sons By any On the nee OF esdy hss
they DAILY rGso'Ds them BY the ample essssnai ~
ulrston nj tber rvrn~e without the ess pm o. tnce
venieoce They invite oil reeus 'nscreed % cal q their
oc~ ard exam,pe Testimonial om hundredy whcn they
WALLACE removed from no as Broadway 70 ncsshsss'
corner OF lsth q and "a av.
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Il VINES's COMPOUND PITCH LOZENuEi-Tas
great remedy u e last discovered Coosampeoa can Dc
cured; Asthma viii be the thins thss were anA
Coughs and Coda the parents Of that Tell aseas has -
oen t,inrs woe % the hsnss Of sd vsnsA - Il sy
magic before the sovereign remedy .
This 70 thss which has long beca sossht Ns. and In
full faith offered 20 the public certain Sr CsueAA
and will in any cass where lanss saciens are lea
tain hfe cheeck the liberation and rsiss The psseat
health. Price . cents per box.
c. n. RING, cole Agent No. is2 Broadway. n. Y.
Scld by GEO r. MILNE Ne. 2iS faltonS- BsosAlyA
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STATE. Can't. VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN Brayton, leave alternate days, Sundays ex-
eepted from Pier No s. N r., the Battery, at ID
Por Freight apply on board or the office Pier No.
TISDALE 4 BORDEN. Agents Nos 70 and II West-st-
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NJOTICE.-H. C. GRINNELL is this day
IN ,dmt,eaa Partner with the upderngned The business
will be continued as Manufacturing jewelers. under the
NJ yo,S I,nnsrv 4 1893 Il. b. 0RlNNELL.
' B.F. GRINNELL,
nc. GRINNELL.