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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
rVHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, via

Il ASPINWALL and PANAMA, az sIeauy r "a 80
rates No dee.nii0n on the lsfhInus Tie ny - -
sde wheel steamship UNITED STATES, u,oxD s1' r.,
Mn. c. Berry, Commander, viii leave New O,.,.k
AspiGwsl (Nsvy Bsy1 on FRIDAY, FEB T. o. .-.;oS
L. NJ precisely, from Pier No. North RIVER .,,e
With the and magnificent sde wheel uJ 70 c,,1n-r
steamship CORTES, l,e00 tuns. Thomas o. NptSi
Cor spder whicL steamer Will be in readiness a
MA to receive The UNITED STATES PA.sens n,ason,
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO i4c 49, - deS;rel
Be- speed (estabished the voyage oe,~e.n
md Panama and while the Paeitc cast 80 ,E 10 ~
sure COMFORT expedition and safety ~. Psn.as
lindsl on TIE wharf AZ kspuwal tee tsss 49, lie rs
RsiI0sd. and cautioned that iieAe's '0'
sod MY 81 No, = Broadway. , r. f.,er,l Aseu.s
or JONFS 4 JOHNSON. -. A., me new
Nal las i ,sSe mr. Al H. above once unls :, he
United sts,ss Postage Law, iOr TIE eOnSen''"'' v
puhlic
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Water Cure.

HYDROPATHIO and HYGIENIC INSTI-
III TIrTF No IS Lashtst Special department for o.
,,ale aisesses X. I. TRAIL. N. ID, Proprietor.
DR. L. HOSFORD. Assistant
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IT. REST PLACE N ret MEMS and

TNHE BEST PLACE 20 get MEN anc
Il BOYS CLOTHING ready rsde or maze 20 &C.,
n No. 81 Fuon-st Al this establishment you WI W
large Of ,.shcnabe reefy made Oiohns
rpeDdd assortment Of Goods which VIII be maze 70 oru,f
N style that be surpassed No ~ futonsrN'
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=. TsTRAIJAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

"A For PORT PHILIP MELBOURNE and SYDNEY
AUSTRALIA. The magnificent steamship
GOLDEN AGE, 5000 tuns burden. - Commander,
VIII be DISPATCHED for the above ports about the 18th
This smship is OF the size and strength, aud ~ every
ay equal 10 the Collins Line Of Steamers and is believed
VII prove 70 be the fastest steamship in the world.
The accommodations for First Second and Third Glass
Passengers superior TO any steamer ever built.
For freight or passage, apply to J. HOWARD 4 SON,
AGENTS No. "a Broadway.
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Orean Gteamers, &r.

USTRALIA CLIPPER LINE" The
N Al Clipper CANTON, J. Gibbs COMMANDER, VII
be dispatched Melbourne, Port Philip on the zh req
rusrv She has superior accommodation foE pssshsers,
80 her nur,ber viii be limited 50 The weli-snoWn
which this line has for dispatch is ucient
spsr,nfy for parties TO engge by her Appy on ooiru ~
i'i - i''' WM. n DUGAN No. g Front-s., OF 10
ARKELL & ELLIOTT, No. ll5 Pearist
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OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN.
" sURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 walst, corner Of
CAPITAL 100000.
At election held this day, the following gentlemen
chosen Directors OF tbn Company tor the ensuing
year:
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, George Elder,
Benz. B. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alex. II. Grant, Chas. Bvrshaltet
Rufus Story, Asa = Porter James b. WILSON,
Henry Edos, Isaac C. Taylor, William r. Foster
At q subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ., unanimously reelected President OF the
Company. THOMAS GRkENLEAF, Secretary.
Kew-l orb. Feb. 2, 1852.
n R-This Company continues 10 insure Buildnss Msr.
ehandse Hoasehod Furniture Vessels in Port kc on tbs
paid
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CREATNORTHERN RAILROAD-NEw.

NYORK to VERMONT and CANADA Tickets are sold
at the York and New Haven Railroad Office Broad"ay
ard Cenal.st NY To Bellows Falls Rutland, Burlington,
Windsor White River Junction. Wells River, 81 Johns
bury St Adams Rouses Point Ogdensburgh aud Montreal
BAGGAGE checked through Express Trains leave ats AN
and 81 PM. in connection with the Northern Roads.
Freight by NewIiayen steamers from Peeksip every day
AZ NJ connecting with the Railroad To Burlington, ST.
Jolnsbury Ogdensburgh, Montreal and all intermediate
towns The Companies forming the New haven Route are
winter route 10 Vermont and Canada y. HYDE,
Railrnad A aenf No. 10 SOnth-s St. "
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HrIcUICAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

N IIHIIrAN SUI HIM * NUM- IIIIt-N
wi INDIANA RAIIROAD-OB and after January |,
issS until furte- notice. PASSENGER Trans viii Tn between
ChicsRo To do and Monroe dali except Sundays a. fol-
lows: - r.,.,.ol,
Toledo Tor Chicago Il 3 An
Monroe for Chicago st u AN
Tls Road In conjunction with TIE Toledo and S0rsak,
LIZ shore New-iork aod Enc BuhAo aud Albany sud
TnSsn River Railroads form TIE Only Railroad eouita11i-
rs,;on between Cine go and New-l ork Ctty.
Also Railroad communication Is n9@ opened between
c.Ko and Colrnbus Cinciunsl sod PITTSBURGH va Toe
a. srd Norak Road which int fsecs the Mad River sod
Hamil,on and Dayton Roads az Bellevue, the MAasaed
poad AZ Nouroeve and the Cieye .1d Columbus and Gin.
ioD,ti .ra Piftsbgrrh Roads, at Cleveland
SN' JOS II MOORE, superiItendent
MskS.I r r. Ofice Adrian, Dec. n, ~
JOHN 2. PORTER Agent No. 10 Bro2f-st y
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CTEAM BETWEEN NV -l0s $50, atip
- - SL1sE NovsT iH lev sssssp GLASGOW Iii
,Sns std 4 . SorsepOn Robert Crs'. sTTkDkY 18th
sill from New-l ork Tor Glasso" o. "a
"' - - t-bi - icon state RooHs)
first Ca.s (Afftship STATE h''ot''' ..... 50
tA-iu e4a''' .,1s.xr.-d', g. rsclu1-d.
Arrly % :, 'iO -
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CALIFORNIA TICKET-Through Ticket
n The Mail Steamer Of Feb 8 for sA,e-ooe 81 ;as
y. terms IN The adles' saloon. Apply 20 ; w TUT
NAN, No y Brcsdss
EOR LIVERPOOL United States Nal
Steamship BALTIC. Cart Jc-sph J. ComstocS Ih's
SIP WI depart with re United States Mails for I'd
fope Iosnvsiy On SATURDAY. Feb. 5 AZ Y o'clock N
pad for.
For freish, or Psse having uneqa.ed Accommodations
EDWARD K. Collins L Co, No s. wal.,.
rsssensrs axe reqsested 70 Be on board sf ~ 4 NJ
sell February ls
WINNER ARRANGEMENT.-Th LIv.
= kRP0OL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
70 intend sailing the iavore steamships a. ionov,;
CITY OF MANCHESTER .a sfzs Capt Roser. ret:eh
CITY OF GLASGOW Capt william Wyts
CITY OF GLASGOW .saar,.v Feb s Iss3
lily On MANCHESTER ...... .Thars,iay Mar & 1858
"iii VI OLAsGoW 49,. Thursday, Mar. 81, 1855
CITY OF MANCHESTER a. lW.dne.,av Feb 1855
LILY LILY " GLASGOW "Wednesday Mar ? 1855
RATES OF PASSAGE.
saloon aer staierOons 500 Saloon s er I'm.
:. f %Ta25aR :. $ 9 @lsAs I, e.
Including Steward sizes
THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS
limited nInber of thirdass pasae vii &c ake.
rom rmisdelphia and Liverpool, and found provsons
FROM fhiadepha $50 From Liverpool. 6 yuineas
otIneetes OF passage vii be issued here 70 pates who
s aeroas OF bringing out their friends a. corresponding
Freight 50 per sur; oosr,s soOds hardware &c vii !.
taken subject 20 agreement -
An experienced Surgeon VIII be earned on each sfv
Small drafts drawn Taught on England and Ireland
TOT ireight or usage apply TO
n,o, and No. Wanut-st, PhiladelphiA
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS 4 Co. Liverpool
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CANDS. HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP

- OILY ~ esr-s A dehshtfG and surs remedy hr
Coszh Horn a.ps Consaupren, kc Nsoe-ai1 -sss hs
t.i a. ss-ess sisns,. DrOg s;c-s, No u Js'".s-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

RAIL RIVER LINE.-On and after MON
DAY JAM a the rates OF freight by the Fall River Line
wiz oe to q cents per 100 lbs ordinary weight
goods and to cents per foot ordinary measurement
goocs Other freight advanced in proportion
TlSDALE BORDEN. Agents Nos 10 and II West. st.
tOR ALBANY-Fare Sl-ALBANY and
Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD-Two
oay express trains at A. NJ end IS p ~ connecting az
Albany with Central Line OF Railroads North and West from
new Depot corner Of White, Elm and Centrests where
oueh heEets can be procured sud baggage checked for
Sehentctsdy Uhca Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo Pas
senseIs also received a. Broone and Bowery AMI tht
and ithay stations The above trains will land passengers
Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners only All other
Trans vii start from City Hall station OF Tryonrow
and Centre-st. as heretotore.
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

vii be competed 70 Ptrsbursh By December ls. atz
~ich Ell Foocs consigned - their ACe1t 20 Philadelphia
will 90 tAr0uSh without .ranE.h psneu, within Seventy
Hours tie beO~ rGbshed; ocerRg % Mercrnts
.tigrirg points the Ohio River anJ OF the ".t-
srp Wstfs fsces b received say other ros,e
TheiT G-rs1seues with connecting roads complete BY
which Gods q forwarded tire Interior Of the West
en- States b. Raroal Il tie loves. .ates and IN a. ss
s,hoct i.-ention- -
tom Ph.lsteiphia 70 Pltts5lAzh.
Il. C,s.r-. Co. Boot, shoes. &c 81 per Toe r..
e. Cas.-Hs.1wa-e MACHINERY, Bales -
B-oxr sheetrz Wool Nc ..SSet.. per lo' los-
- ClSss-Cotee. QEeenswIre, Heavy - - -
fsst,urs, Ac ~ -
.:h Clas<-Bscor Lard Fish ooet< pr ~ %
No COaaElssion e6aEEea for Forwarding a.
Pittsburgh
Fer furfber information or Bills d Ladi1s .p2ly 20
h. ELLIOTT. Agent. Nc West-st- ny;
Hi HOUSTON Cen Freight Agent, Psil@ae pnia-
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Observation-Disclosures LINE.-The

A n ST Il IIA-IIIIIEA lin I 10
n snepdid ,hip AKBAR, LOCO tuns burden, L. GIBBS,
con nspder will BE dispatched from New York oE MI
pnJTPNF PORT PHILIP, 10Th February. THIS
.i va built expressly for the East India trade and IS
49, f,s, s,iler having made the from Newton 70
~ in ia dave This ship will only take about 30
biaeP r, n, which she has superior accommodations.
Apply 10 IN: ~ II = Fl lot NJ isG p,ssrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AsSUR.

~ ANCE SOCIETY of L0NDON-General Agency
at No IL WMl+t, New,York-Ths Life Assurance socie-
y HAVING deposited Guarantee Fund Of 81 10000 in
United States Stocks and New.York State Stocks with the
Controller OF the State of NewYork in accordance with
the stete law val receive proposals for Insurance Lives
their different Agencies throughout the State
Persons going to California and to Australia insured NJ
moderate extra premium.
The Local Board of Directors meet every "Wednesday for
transaction Of current business.
Medical Examiners in attendance daily at o'clock
Pamphlets, setting forth the advantages Of this Company
can be had on application at the office, No II Walst
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS NEW-YoRX.
George Barclay, James Boorman, John J. Palmer,
Sanl = Rowland, Henry Ludlsm, John G. Holbrooke
Daniel Parish, c. r. Habcht r. C. Tucker
A. @. Stout Robert J. Dillon, Joseph C;aillars ].
BASKERS-The Merchants Bank, Eew.York; the Leah.
er Manufacturers Bank, New-York
SoLIcIToR-RoBERT J. DILLON.
MEDICAL ExAMIsKIs-DR. A. r. HOSACK and DR. g.
s. KEENE. c. 4. HABlCHT, General Agent
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ctqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
sste of the Coaniy New.Yofk hereby % al
p-f,ors havus claim. ANDRsw NcLEAs late Ciy
OF New York Manufacturer de,essed 20 peseot the sh
vouchers thereof the snbscI be a. the oe OF John hss
psa No Na.aust the City Of New YoA. b-ore the
snh day Of Fstruay psstpaed New York the sa dy Of Aa
.ust 1854 MARY MCLEAN, Adnsnstfstrir
swfUTh
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter

u Arrangement. Trans leave Chainoersst' danyi 'or
Albany and Troy. -
Express Train 6 A. N. through in hours connssens
with Trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at O'Clock same
evening. -, ,,n,s
Mail Train A. M.-Through Way Train p NJ
Express Train 7. Accommodation Tram D z. NJ.
o'clock. . n =, nL-Lu,
FOR Po'teepsie at 1890 A. NJ. and iP. M-FOr PeeksnH
The Tarytown, PseSskll and POkeepse Trains stops
oil Way Stations. -, r., ,,,,.h.. ,uh
PsssenseIs taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher iHn
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cansl-st. at $50 A NJ for Pough-
hesnss ana at5PM for Albany stopping at all Way Sta
,, 1870 NM GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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Me0irGi.
SHALL's CATARRH SNUFF

DR. MARSHALL's CATARRH SNUFF
~ is an eicacous remedy for Caarrh, Headache par
tal Deafness Sore Eyes and oil diseases OF the head
superior 10 any other article in the for these maa
dies. CHARLES BOWEN, sole proprietor sold BY the
Wholesale druggists in the cities and retaed through the
whole country Beware OF Gudey CTosby's counter
feif
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, COLCHESTER. LOCKPORTard NIAGARA

COLCHESTER, LOCKPORTandNI AGAhA
~ FALLS RAILROAD open to BUFEALO.-The most
direct quickest and eheapes route % Torouto Hamilton
and Canada Wes-On and after TUESDAY, Jan. lS 1872,
trains will Rochester for Buffalo aud Niagara Falls as
follows: 100 A NJ and 2l5 NJ Returning tram Will leave
Buffalo and Niagara Falls for Rochester 80 AN aud 10
PM Passengers for Buffalo will ud this superior ia
point Of como any other The road thoroughly built
present terminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
the moe: central portion OF the city.
WARREN COLBURN, Supt
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surr0-
OF the County Of New Yo notice hereby gwen al
claims ALFRED RIGGS late OF the City of New
Yo deceased 70 present the win vouchers thereof 10 the
subscrbes the re-deBce OF ESTHER RIGGS No 36 Wsshn
the City OF New fork before the ssh dsyo
August nex-Daed the second day Of FebraAr 1853
ESTHER RIGGS Adlninistratriv.
81 iawemTht HENRY RONFR, Administrator
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.Yy s. PASSPORTS for all parts Of the vsxis
I |. --isdsF~rs.ht e s, ~ -r:c1 z 49,
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TOR STON-Semi-Wee U. s.
Il MMLine.-The new and iastsoing steamer MARION,
n Belry Commander will leave Pier No North River
ON SATURDAY, Feb. s, at o'clock, p. NJ precisely.
For eiaht apply board, where all bills OF lading viii be
sisped and for passage at the office Of
SPOFFORD, TILFSrON Co., No ~ SOuth-st
Through tickets for Florida follows: To Jacksonville,
S3l; TO Pilstke, SIS.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEw.

N EW-J Z RSEY RAILKUAD.--NEW.
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. :. MAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Throagb In q houEs-New-Jers
Railroad, via Jersey Csty, leaving NewYork AZ snds
A. NJ, and 81 p N, from foo; Of COurtlandtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot of Walnutst Fare reduced
70 81 for frstelsss and - ~ for secOndcaSA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHAHLESTON
through tickets d in the above lines and through baggage
earned in the 81 P NJ lines from NewYork, with throush
Conductors Passengers with baggage the terry 10 min
ures before the trains cave.
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD.-ExtenSon of che sly
20 Hornesye on TIE New York and Enc Railroad is
completed and IN full operation forming 10 connection with
road he shortest cheapest and ost direct route De-
tween New-York City and Buffalo. Ii Is OF the sxtoot
TuAge and built the substantial manner and the
portion OF having been in operation some months
!. entirely free from the roughness usual or new roads
Fare from New-York to Buffalo. ............S 30
Through tickets ard baggage checks be procured M
che Depot Of The NswYerk and Enc Railroad, foot OF
Duane-st- ~ Y.
The times fer leavn Newyork may he learned BY refer.
nce 20 the advertisements Of the New and Enc Rail-
road The trains will leave Hornelsve for Buffalo the
arrival of the Erie Railroad trains Buffalo, Nov y, ls
J. @ HOYT. Supt. Buffalo and v Y. City r. II.
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COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,

-
COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
" No I57 Broadway east de, below Grasdsti aAnufse-
r,ITITsh nYRNE the Oldest established and only finn
ene tn m elves 20 the exclusive fnsnusetnre OF
sENfTNF FNAhRLLED FURNITURE m the United
AZ we have the largest and most varied
in ~. eoun,ry all Of own maIusctnre pefsoo u .
n ost peculiar tsste, IN Tegha W e'''''
tSr -. oaeyiny thoroughly sessonsd ven HI
,.,,,s n, MINE ENAMELLED fOhNI = nj sot;.e.
III Co.prTrTros An examination OF OCT TO- - an
a. In contrasting il with The PAINTED FUR.
imi.stors Of our styles and densna - h-'
EIfURE. , =. ,,a..iv reduced rates.
~ sss,3,ricn Of Mattresses Palllasses, NJ 900"
priee. ~ ,.,p.o.sY.v bslow Grand least sdel
I,NAMELED FURNITURE---MAiR?FR1ESSN
III warn WhoIesae Manufacturer OF ENh ~ IL W
fupElTIRE No. IA Grsntsf, new ioIL II -,
ave, his whole attention to the manufacturing ,aas
the best material. only can offer better soss finn Is 20
than can be found elsewhere. Suites 70 aabn i pa
S25c tfr comprising Dressing Bureon VIE 80
sesd, Washs,hnd ComInode, Toilet Iaoie' i'"
Nurse Rocker and four Chsua 81 -. n p,o.dvav
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMbEHt
CFURNITURE.-MATH 4 STACY no d.. %
Broad way cor Of Spring st. topposite st NICHOLS
Prescott and Collamore Houses) now olef az 49,, ~
s,d retail the most extensive and ysrea
ENAMELED FURNITURE 70 be togna ~ n .,v Ger,
States, all from original designs iDeludlng oisn So'
pentipe Open Cottage High Post and other pstDsIhs
M A deyotng themselves exclusively 70 the manu-
fsctrr,pg department Of this business, assure
thew can procure Of them well seasoned daraoe ana
r,nf furniture az Or ces ranging from S 70 sV Per ue
Hair Spring end all other MATTRESSES featN'i DO' ~
al the lowest wholesale prices. :. .Lo.;.v
N Il. No connection with any other firm IN tne c'S'
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NTFW.JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. and al

NEW-JEkbEl hAILhOADO.,-II uIIu az
or the 9th of December tfein viii leave New rors
AZ o'clock A NJ from foot OF Courlanttst- arriving
In Philadelphia at u noon, at the Remington station Ihs
Tin ,bich will also run through in four hours Through
TieIets ion Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Ciareston
sod by both lines Tickets sold TO passengers Tor way sta
nriees The Trenton Accommodation Train Will on end
ser The nth December leave Trenton AZ arriving
in S.vYork st y noon, returning from New-fork a.
IN Inv sich passengers will elsO BE- carried AZ reduced
nice. relieving The 81 p ST Philadelphia trao Of way
en1srs Tbese srrangenents VIII make more eesia tie
onn.on of he MNs ard through PASSENGERS with the
'oTtipnous leaving Philadelphia at and Oi 2. NJ
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

gate the County OF New fofk notice hereby sven 10 az
persons the Of GEORGE ~ STOUT.
late the City OF New Yors deceased To present. the sn With
vouchers there's subscriber Of hs place Of BUSINESS No sU
Of Ns~ YORK before the second
March New York the hrst DAY septeasr, lisa
e lsw6mIhf JAMES ID STOUT, Aduen.s'rator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

N TUhSUANNE OF OH VTUcf OF 1Ho K5uffV
rate Of the County of NevIot notice hereby 10 al
perfo- having GAINS assnt WILLIAM CHAkDAVOfNE, late Of
City SewYok deceased pesen the sane With voachers
thereof subscribers thar Office No ia Cherry st. IN The
City OF York before Me ll day OF February ssrt
Dated, New Yok, the lith day Of August, 1854
THOMAS C. CHARDAvOYSE, (S..
auis isw6mThs GEORGE CHAkDAvOYNE.(
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.


s,,, OF the County OF New York hereby sven 70 al
person, having cs against CHAkLEs FfELDS0 ks OF the
City Of New York coshmak d-cese 10 present the ssns With
vouchers crbe Coach Factory flELD
ING BROTHERS in sist st. the ID sv the CITY Q! New
York the iSh day March sSa Dated New
York the 10th day Of September, las.
~ Isv6mTh AARGAkEr YIELDING AdnanisfratIis
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TIE MEDICAL JOURNALS

c II. RING, General Agrls for tie United s-ssea No
is2 Broadway. New-iork-
Sod BY Dirt zzs generally throughout the United 9~tss
I; Is Iut ~ N pint bortlea With tie words DE- Morris
Inyisolsfrg Co.sl blown in the sss Price - per bss
tel tottles s5 I've bottles FOE s2 sHe 81 sf des
" 3-I1ro.;ant advice accompanying each bosne-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G,

snh Fq Surrogate Of the Of Kass, notice hereby
gwen according law all parsons having claims assst JOHN
CLARK late Of the CITY Of Bfookyn deceased that they are
aued the with the vouchers thereof 20 the snb
-crber John Dhenan his Office in the City Of Brooklyn, on DC
before the 18Th dsy OF July -D,ted Jv-uarys 1859
W,.LiAa CLARK Administrator.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
ARISE TO LIFE AND HEALTH.

J>RUE experience proves that it is contrary to ns-
i ture that any single article or compound can
cure every disease, and it also proves that nothing
has ever en- found To so ef.ctually eradicate dis
of the chest, comprising affections of the
thr at, bronchitis, asthma, consumption, and other
diseases of Tie ratory organs, the treatment
or remedy used by Drs Brothers & Gray with the
addition of tho Inhalation of medcated vapor, now
used In the consumptive hospitals in Brompton
near London, where this disease exclusively Is
treated. We flatter ourselves also that all who "a
yor us with call that will. without asking them
question, tell them their complaints and symp-
toms and guarantee an easy and speedy cure A de-
cided advantage We have other medical ncn is
in the manner determine the nature and loca
ton Of the disease which is by the urine We re-
qure at least two ounces of the first in the morning
The many facilities afforded by hospital and pri
vata practice in this anu foreign countries warrant
us i'll assuring those who suffering from diseases
ofany kind that our treatment il attended with un-
usually favorable results, for know the disease
Is half the cure" Charges moderate in all cases,
and any poor person can, by personally consulting
Drs. b & G., ard presenting affidavit from jus
tee OF til" peace stating that they virtuous des
dtutc OF means, &C., have medicine free If cost
Office south street, opposite Smithsonian Insti-
tutc. DRS BROTHEHS 4 GRAY
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THE CELEBRATED
ENAMELI.ED WHITE

/ WOULD respectfully inform my customers and
the public III general. that have with great Ell
fo.t succeeded IN obtaining the secret art of paint
Ing the beautiful ENAMELLED WHITE For its bril-
incy OF gloss and cleanrss of surface il far eyccs
any other style o. painting that has ever been
brought INTO prachc''. IL Is well adapted to ali
kinds of wood WORK and walls The said enamrIIed
painting can be. and *, done III all colrs Ii has
taken precedence over III: other styles of painting
IN the Northern cities. Specimens be seen hy
calling at my shop, where | still carry on the
PAINTING business in ali lis various branches
All tios, wishing To have their stores and dwellings
painted m the above any other STYLE. Will please
give me call, and guarantee that their work shall
be done III the vey best manner, and with prompt
and despatch.
deem the present is fit occasion to return NV
sincere thank. to the public Ter the very liberal pat
rnnage they have bestowed me for many wears
past; and hope, from my long experience. blended
with vigilance, 10 merit continuation of their ia
JAMES O'RRYON
House. Sign. and Ornamental Painter
South side PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
between 10Th and 18th streets, IN stairs
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