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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
TIVE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW

YORK by tie uscs Of God free and ntepeneui al pr
= .@--t. s he estsis Il ROYAL GURLEf. ATE q the CITY
~ s~ los deceased c5edoss Det Of An % sna
.re.a YoE and Each q ars hereby ef AMI rt.1s' -
Surrogate x he C01ny o. NrS
Yet ~ f. .e- CITY % ~ fefs 90 ih~ zen 1sy ASl
=, - xsn % ok q hat day th@H fnd t-se -
I eDa ss,feasn of ,hs seeouui a porcelain q OLosE
u 0I-PI - M HANNAH GURLEf, Atnssssratos Of tlS
-. rt1lfell "a ereditsOf SD dscrssed 1870
- t-r-ol cza.ed ne a- o. ofce o. al sH
- ~ a led NfB-s-, ALEXANDER W
.nYOKD s.Gna- " oar -1d County AZ TIE
= g.. II NJ Yosk 9Th GAJ January 10 tks y-aE ofoar
--~ 80 cu- tboussn4 esht b ladfed an1 hiy ,hfee
- ,I~s-TS A. " BRADFORD, ssnoss.s.
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NTEWYORK SUPREME COURT.-Henry

NPp@ Edward North Have sou and George H. soale ssn
Jare d. stewart Danlsl and jams A GiberLSum
No q. for Reef-t TO JAMES A. GILBERT You
are hereby required the compliant this
acton f-d The Of the Clrrk u the County OF
City Hall Of Brooklyn, the 9Th day - January
ID sF3 ard 10 serve copy the 80 compliant
on the sub.cber h oGce No a Wal st. ia the CITY Of New
Yok within vsniydsys sner Of tina
,cye OF the dsy OF serve shi you s the
"a spl4nt within soressd the plaintiffs his acton
III srp'V ~ he Court s the relief denaBded
p.,ri T,,..rv igsa ALBERT MATHEWS.
paintf.' Af,Ofney No WAL n. Y
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HAIR RESTORATIVE not onf, RESTORES losf hsir Sat
falling oss and renders soil Why hAir so'H say
We eaiS..,S a. sasdii peru. Of the testimonial sp
pended, Of Or Sozthsr tie celebrated Dramsnst ~ wi
reree Of Dr.. FELIX GoURAUDS HAIR DYE over A.
wnt-
BROOKLYN March Is 1850.
To Dr. FsLlx GoVRArD-Deay ST. Whatever vaiae 'hAy
eelere 20 the evidence OF who in his ale gave te
tncIy TO secret medical Remedy of any kind. an des
Gus tGt you should pesos Il ia vos e yoar smtrs
bic INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR DYE When
ny Grey Hairs Became noticeable het my esdrrn,
thoushtit was tine TO seek Of hiding those
teiales from the family eve have seen 50 many lQd
eseus Elects psoueed By various Hair Dyes ,nons my
firrss giving ell the prsssassc coors Of he rAnbow 10
ore the akin OF another and making the hair Of
third stand up in dry, unnoseoed siaes hse Juils
upou the ire,fa porcnIner that almost despairri aud
siould have given up the thoasht Of D,ens" had
met ees bFsted literary man. friend Of mine. who had
used YOUR prpAraon He told ue what pleasant prscti
s exreieuce bAs since taught that Hair Dye
instantaneous in sfeets not requiring than ten
sS never leaving the Fl shtsst mark STAN upou the
akin and what IL is sti more Ieua kso tnviSorAns and
yshlDs The bar sns 20 a zoe yS s 1xSs.nre Of ear
y manhood. have the honor to 0emsIu' VOWS trsy
Price 81 double size, 81 So
cERriyIcArE .. =.
have had an opportunity Of observing the operation OF
Dr. FPLIX GoURAUD'S preparation or the removal OF
srruous han. and am peffeety satisfied of its singular
efficacy After analysis Of the composition OF these foN
dCrs can, without any hesitation, pronounce - -
rrepsTailon of the Kind ever offered the public have
pleasure in giving them my recommendation beng thus
fully convinced OF their value. JAMES A HOUSTON, VI "
NewYork, Feb. !, 1888. Editor n 4; Lancet
AsESrs-T R. Calender, IS South Sd-st- Phllsdelpha;
Bates l29 Washingtou-st, Boston Green, Worcester;
Guild Bansor; W D. Robinson Portland, Me- Fs5sue
96 ST. Chnles-st Neworlesus; f. II. Haycrs ~ ]thst-
Louisville Couse, Detroit. Michigan; Carleton Co.
Lowell Yale Bristol Albert Perry Manchester; issac
Post Rochester; Robert Cameron, Bridgeport, Conn Nc
Nary Buck, Hartford George Greg, Nashville Tenn
s b Crooheron, D. Cahsbs, Ala; and generally through
ont the Union.
Dealers supped liberal terms for cash Small orders
executed by Mail and Expresses
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pIsCOyERY-MR.

~. 1ShS 81 Up .ars Esyns bss. SGs ~ pfasny
csveun9 ~ rro.stb decay, filling on turn
h.r The sslIas ba. so~ prepared lod is ..7 nsd,ens
soi TIE L.. called H. RsssHsss ssi n rs.Sa DE-
AID W,ta "hleh * = vosnr 70 is orxina; colon Aso
70 sSt M T1sTsat Ihs tI SS 1s % :. G e. va
Mr. KNIGHT ssirE Pr,eiss. ~ aosd ,rnS 4,
- s ss.es x ss .e asoas q hayas TIER AAT ws u
yontnfo eoiof - -, or The mary celebrated Toilet
ntr arc 80 -.,uf.etsue AID hare fox sale u their
sess .: above Tso -sa s sss. .1f q M...r. NEAL
ctpp1 1,1fe .HrTCHfNsONs. No 81 Brosd~sy
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Broadway Railroad and DIR. O'suiii-
vans Petition.

The following debate, which took place in
the State Senate on Tuesday, (the 5th,) was
omitted from our morning edition for want Of
room:
Mr.. McMURRAY rose and said he had under
stood that during hs absence from h seat such absence
having been unavoidable petition making By nuendo
certain charges against hm-npesehing bic official In.
tegrityhsd been presented by the Senator from me
Win That the Senator had avowed his eoynzsnce OF all
the statements made 10 that petton and he desired
that Senator 10 distinctly whether, In 90 doing
be bad assumed substantAe himself proclaim, the
charges 80 made IN thst petiton.
Mr.. CosGER said no such charges were made
In the memorial.
Mr. McMuRRAY The Senator escapes by an
ACKNOWLEDGMENT that the charge "a made IN nueado.
Fer tie purposes OF affecting the public mind me char
zes were direct and specific That statement whether
made BY evasion directly, is monstfous un,rufn
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SUPERIOR COURT for the CITY of NEW.

- YORKsartha Jane To,ien by Der h-It itend James r.
sey s..n-, Eber, Taren-To ELBERT rOrTES the above
naned d-njaB hereby summoned and required % answer
s eopsrt 10 Which has tesn Ned he ONCE a ne
C.rk a H. Court Cry Hal Of INC CRY u New York and
70 coy your III sad eoyani oa The sub
a.,.r- A Their ohrr "a Chsnt-r. The sad nfJ within
v@rty AFTER tho here ete-sFr Of ne as Of 'leh
ssrvce and you M the sud compliant within ne rns
$1,000 tle usn,g spyy The Court zoe the relief ~
a. I'D p the ND Dated. Ne- fork, JsH D. l,bl
WILLARD, swEENY 4 ANDERSON Atorssy' To- p, s5
Iawf-1h NJ 81 tnafao>fs - Ne" iofAs
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CIPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.

samuel Wets Trustee sor Henry Powell. ag,ast John
Cahart H. Psl, the second Wam-bafsh Budns and
ssvnF- Asosaior wfian &. Smith aud Augustus Campbell
sumn rehrL- Con. DOT ser TO the Defendant "iLLiAn
G. SMITH You hereby summoned and rsluedto sns-e ne
.rtuf ID asloa b. led the odce q the Cefs o
he County the Cts Hal the City o. Bfookyn on ne
ah ll sHd 20 o. Your ss yer 70 ne
-. esFtsrt hs odce No ~ Wa st. IN the
CT OF S RI euty the Of th slnons
81 YOU dAy u such snd yoa sl 70 answer
The thin he essd the piDun ~ th' ac'on
vii sppy the rebel enaa5e The
NJ Ycrt Dee 70 lea X H. BOWsE, Pan'f = AttOrasy.
"a OF.
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n Y. AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM

N. SHIP LINE. through 10 SAN FRANCISCO va
AsPiNwALL and PANAMA No e,tenton or OF, s ne
J.-fmus AT greatly reduced rates The ne" and Last
- yIeel .,earaship UNION. $50 tgnsl Richard
Adams. Commander VIII leave New York for Asg.ps.
NJ Hsy \ on SATURDAY, March ), .: o'clock r ~
Sss.ix from pier No North River connecting With
he new and magnificent s.ee wheel double eusine
s.Sauxhip WINFIELD SCOTT, l2loO tunsl Ei"ard
mr., Ce,nuander which steamer will be IN readiness
PANiNA 10 receive the UNIONS PASSENGERS ard sai
rnnediaiey for SAN FRANCISCO. The sosolnuoAss9r'
I'd ySnation OF the Winfield Scott are al hAf eaa ee de-
go Her rnrea (essbSed the VOYAGE between New
York and Panama and whfe On the fsee ssAs' an''
resstd. - .A.,.-. ,s .ha rrs 70 n
SIR, comfort expedition and safety Penssrs WI -
landed on the wharf Aspinvan free as ne
Raed and are cautioned that Tickets toE THIS Line aIs
sold only at No 20 Broadwsy. - g., ,-,,..
DAVIS, BROOKS Co osners - a -. -.
AMSl BK, i r,se up AZ the above Office, under te new
United States Postage Law, for the convenience 80
public.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

THE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY, No ~ Wsl-st. corner Of Pearl-st
CAPITAL 100000.
Al election held It'll inst the following gentlemen
chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensuing
year:
Rufus Story Moses Taylor, Sampson Moore,
Peter Martin, Alex. II. Grant, William r. Foster
James y. Wilson, Marshall Pepoop, Isaac {. Taylor,
Benz. *. Sherman, Asa :. Porter, George B. CarhaTt
George Elder, Chas. BHrkhalteT James Lees.
A. q subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ., unanimously reelected President OF the
Company. THOMAS GREENLEAB, Secretary.
New-York, Feb. 8, 1858.
N. B-This Company continues 10 insure Buildings Mer-
chandse Household Furniture Vessels in Port &C. the
most favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted and
paid.
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Ocean Steamers, ST.

USTRALIA-CLIPPER LlNE.-The
N splendid = p AkBAR, LOCO tuns burden, l.. Gibbs,
commander, Wa, be dispatched frem New York for Me-:
bourne Port Philip the 18th Of February. This vessel
was built expressly for the East India trade and Is very
fast ,ser having made the from Newlork 10 Liver
pool IN n DAYS Ths ship will ouly take about thirty pas
sengers for which she has superior accommodations. Ap
DIV 10 WIN. T. DUGAN. No. IS Frontst- or 10 ARkELL
4 TLLIOTT No. l46 Pearl-st.
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c. TrrrLE, AHetioneer
H0IrSEHOLD fURNIlU RE

T. A. Aueticn THIS DAY-A c IUrrLE vi " "a i SS
THURSDAY q, let 0s.oes =: Do 81 .sDerior HocAod
P PaGaS P.. :ai1s sSe GA o
MahOssSy rossas 40 PsIB ooS cases Dras
SsrIe, 1879, h ra,ble topa Wrroess ONCE
not.s aHI " 80 80 noe 70 Be sid for oa>n
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ceqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
gate Of he Coan,y Mes Yors Duce hereby tO all
perons HAVING ANDREW MCLEAN, late Of the city
o View York manufacturer deceased % present the stme, with
vouchers thereof the subscriber ~ the ce OF john NCh
ysq 40 Na.aus the City OF New York, before the
sab February neSsstsd New York the lh day OF An
sust lss. MARY MCLEAN, AdmnsiratfS
aulg iawfmn
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u COMPANY, connecting with the Pacae Nal steam
ship Company Carrying tie great United ; stes MiL.
Only through United states Nal Line Tor CALiF ohSlA
and OREGON, via Aspinw4n and Panama Grea, Tedlc-
ton. The splendid and doU5leensine nsd states
Mail steamship OHIO, 200 tuns burden, r. Htstene
L. s Navy Commander. and the CHI ROMA JOIN NC
Gowan. Commander will sail MONDAY. F-o Il,
at O'Clock p NJ precisely. from pier az loot OF set
North River for AspnVall direct The PACING AZ Sa
ship Companys magnificent new steamer JOHN L..
STEPHENS, 1850 tuns burden, Commodore Robert Il.
Pearson will he in readiness Panama together with tue
steamer PANAMA 10 take the mails and passengerof the
Ohio and Cherokee and sa Immediately for san Francisco
The John L. Stephen. has been built expressly for the Pa
cfc service with extended guards giving spacious decs
room proenades &c Her ventilation cannot be surpassed
large windows and lights being substituted place OF port
holes both forward and aft There bulkhead or other
obstruction to the free pesage OF from stem N ser
in either deck Her sailing qualities were thoroughly
tested previous her departure and she proved herself
one Of tie fastest aoat No efforts are spared
on the Iurt of the Companies 10 send their nger
through with expedition, comfort and saiety. Rates
Of Fare 10 Aspinwa: Ladies. Saloon, state Room. go;
Lower AT and Forward Saloon do, sj5; Second Cabin
Stndees s5 Steerage SIS Rses OF fare from Panama to
san Franciseo First Cabin, After Saloon state Rooms
$40: Firs: Cabin Forward Upperdeok State Rooms
Forward Cabin SteeIage Fare, 500, Storage so fas
senfers will be landed 81 the Railroad Wharf at Aspnwa
free Transit the Ishmu at the p4ssengers or
freight or passage apply 70 CHARLES A. WHITNEY: 1t
the Office Of the Companies No IN Wests, cor OF War
ren. N. Y.
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Me0iral.

DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT,ss GERMAN
DrEMALE RENoyArING PILLS.se..s 10 ne
female nfrmsIy and in private pr'eeee .5
iSlisi. q PFC. 81 Per box n BPsrssas- nose gne.s
they have the certificate q eSgX.Isai % ~ .. tSs
s .,s,r qcHpd zach box and GSION General
I-epf Ion Ir,fd States Ameries No ~ pcwe.y sorasr
OF Grand st and Mrs HAYES, No 10 -''''' -
lw,
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THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
NO INyENTION Of the present centnr

NO INVENTION of the present century
Ne.ceeds N II iity the far med ITALIAN MEDICAL
I'd SOAP o. DE- GOUBAUD. Is propsrtlesi rs 1n9s
irr IAN FRECELEs, sUsBURS, DISCOLOhAlinrUcS t
RfSGWoRN, sALTRHEUA BARRIERS IICh'
CHAPS CHAFEs and every species Of eur1oeons er1p
tous border on the raeulo Not t1e east saoIz .as
Of this est1Euaoe soap = rs
tsv.i.be AZ sea where OF c01-se re 111IJ ?. .-f1
Cotton q cut of the question h->crees 2t o1I NtsA
lior-as;ers bar witness 70 is eI1ef rne-lA
DR. GOURAUDs POUDAE 81 SilLk ss.f.e l ga
s,ons hai frou ary r4-t fthe body Nothing .Ooxs %
.i - - Is : osrar ard.Ez forehe ad and n mary <l
susls IL Emo; be obtained exrept b. La Use Of O0a
rrrd's Pcusrss s1bkile- ,,o,-,n nan nvv .....s.-
u -s,-x Tr rarfaLee. r1sZaueA = !. VII instantly
-. I'd rev on ~a,s LAR % bealr.a! brown o.
49, ThS Sesard Sor GOT RAUDS LIQUID VICE.
TIpIy ROUGE . rusor& One toaeh OF TIE ko1ze
- - - psles. ace tie herlthf1l cue Of tie ross
80 sbsoistrly -usyrhs By washing or rubbing. LILY
wII-P M sprlied he sSio. kkels ss.oas8-
, We. he hi issey Of TIE oOspl<oon.
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A T,sTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE.-The A

IA l. clipper CANTON, J. Gibbs Commander, viii be dii
FETCHED Tor Melbourne Port Philip on the 18th OF Feb
mary She has superior accommodations for passengers and
hey number will be limited to fifty The well known rspu
tarion which this line has won for dispatch, sufficient
guarantee for parties 10 engage by her Apply board at
PIER No IA East River or 20 VIM. T. DUGAN, No. -
Fropt.st or to ARKELL ELLIOTT, No. l4s Peari-s'-
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II : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

II :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf.
u For New Orleans via Havana the splendid steam
ship EMPIRE CITY Henry Nindle commander VIII sail
froIn the rier az the foot Of Wauensf North River
SATURDAY February r. at o'clock p. NJ. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEw-oRLEANs.
New Arrangement
Ladies' and Afer Saloon Berths so
Lower Forward Saloon BeTths %
StefTnge
No freight taken 20 Havana but specie.
Freight tax en- % Orleans 90 cents per cubic foot
Shippers offreight requested 20 supply themselves with
the Comrany's bills OF Adng which may be had on app-
cation si the office No other form viii be signed
No bills Of lsding signed after y o'clock on the day OF
sailing.
For freight or passage apply 70
MO. ROBERTS. No Ia West-st. corner Of Warren
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NETWORK ana ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pierfoot Of Dusne-n 3. follow,
EXPRESS TRAIs att AN. Tor Dunkfk and ban'io'
Mail TRAIN a. 9A.M for all stations.
NAY TRAIN AT 80 ", for Piermont ana suffers
WAyTRNNst so Y. NJ. for Delaware, VI. Jersey tity
EXPRESS TRAIN at PM every day 'o' DanAHA ''1
Buffalo. n..L;,k .,.h ,h. I,i :,
sboys for Cleveland and thence direct 20 Cine,-
~; - ., S.nSuskv Tolrio Monroe Detroit sns Cni-
s aa, AN' " CHAS MINOT. Superinssndeni
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THESHoRTEsT and CHEAPEST RouTE

III VANDERBILT LINE for san FRANOI>OU-
The Accessary Transit Company ol Nicalaga r.opetos
ThIoush advance of tie Msony Line syas InrSash
Tickets Including TIE lshmus Crossing The ssotise ~
vii leave from Pier No. North River, sf SoeloeS
precisely, for San Juan del Norte direct OF
JONATHAN . 90 tHns burden, the NcaTesrs ran
81 route having but II niles q land trsnsrortsoh Iness
ssaners are unsurpassed in their soconnodszio2s "a
yrpf;lsiion For information passage, az me D'%
r.t,s amply only to c. VANDERBILT, AseaE
-ff' No. 8 Bstery-plsee, up s;airs
Passengers are cautioned sgars the o.
hired Runners Of otsE Lines None are employed fos 'A
Line.
AN.slbes s made up at the ssice.
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Uater CURE.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGlENlC lNSTl-
TIITE No Is LaiSht-st Special department for ie-
male diseases R. T. TRAIL, Nj. d. Proprietor.
DR.. J. L. HOSFORD. Assistant
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

sse County York hereby 10 all
son having claims ADOLPCs MESkE ats OF the City Of
eceased present. the with vouchers thereof 10
james Grdey E.q hn oace 10 50 sis.ant N the Cyo
New Yok be. the 6rst day Of August neSiDaed New
Yotk, the .6th day Of January lt1 -
DOROTHY MESKE' Administrators. g.
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DP MARSHALLs CATARRH SNUFF

y -ss...i.,. r.upedy fog Ca1Arrh, HeAdsche- p.[-
- y 81 enc - go and al dlsessss Of the head
hal Desihe 80, srclc n the mArset for As.e mss-
ds. cHARES BowES :s p I'D sssSu9S as
wholesale druggists IA tie e4Iles 80
vrhoIs rountry Beware Of eos1ieiisiA
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

gate the County OF New York notice - hereby oven 70 az
persons having the estate Of GEORGE STOUT
late Il the Cts Yok deceased The with
vouchers suhbe ~ his place Of business No ~
Broadway OF New York before the second day Of
March Rstt-Daed Se~Yors the ht iay serienb-f' sS1
81 isw6HTh* JAMES ID. STOUT, Adnhmsrn0r.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

gate OF Nol hereby all
havns claims ALFRED RIGGS late Of the CITY OF New
lofl present with vouchers thereof tho
subscribers residence OF ESTHER RIGGS No 3Tb Wahn
ton street City Of NewNork before the sixth Day
August York the second day OF febraay l
ESTHER RIGGS, Aininist ratrix.
q laremIhf HENRY ROMER, Administrator
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the County Of New York notice hereby TO al
claims JANE MITCHELL late OF the City OF
New Yosk single eoea.ed to present the same with voaeh
thereof the susscber NJ hiss Office No 10 South the City
York, the seventh day VI May .eItDaed
Ne. Yors the third day VI November, 1851.
"a Iaw6 JOHN IL. REDfiELD Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

MY WHISPERS and HAIR became weak
WI through Sickness | used one bottle OF GRAHANs
ONGUFNT; the effect magical-RoBERr HAYES,
Haver.rraw y u The Ongueut viii make the beard grow
without nirrins staining the csh. ~ per bottle seut
TO any part Of the country X. q. GRAHAM, s. Annst
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

Il Il Arrangement Trans leave Chanbesst daily, for
Albany and Troy.
Express Train 6 A. NJ through in hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at Soeock same
evening. 49, ,..
Mai Train A. M.-Throush Way Train 7. NJ
Express Train 8 p. M.-AccomROdatiosT ran6 T. N.
For TaIrytowp ai2 Z NJ sn6 AZ Evening Tuin at II
o'clock. - ,,L.,
To- pokeepsie at 1880 A ~ AID 4 p M.-FoF Pees'Ail
The Tsnytown PsekskiI and Po'keePse Trains stop st
Passenger taken at Chamber Canal Christopher, LTD
sIYNDIY TRAINS from GAIA St. At 80 NJ 10! roush-
keense and at Pm for Albany aoppins al al Way Sta
sonfs GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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IN pIrRSITANCE of an order of the Surro

rate Of the Comfy New York hereby TO AL
perssns HAVING CHALEs FtELDING. late OF the
CITY Of Yok coachmaker deceae ed present the with
vouchers the subscriber the Coach Factory YIELD
ING BROTHERS, the sdav,, IN the City OF New
York the 2hih ny March 1851 Dated New
Yofk the 9Osh day Of September, ls5l
go iaw6mTh MARGARET FIELDING, AdnnstrsinI
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Goal.

DITTSTON COAL.-TIIE PENINSULA
l. MA COAL COMPANY 10 prepared to furnish sape
nor White Ash Ptston Coal, Of all sises, clean and In
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purpo
from its boats yards in this city, WilhauSburgh
Brooklyn
The Compsnys facilities such to enable Il 70 rvs
good dispatch vessels loading st Newyort or at Po1
Even.
Particular attention given ts delivery OF Goa for do
mestic purposes
Apply at the Office Broadway and wsllst or yards
West near Morton-st ithst and sthsy and foot OF
0ouverneur ST. city Foot of North lothst Wiansbursb
loot of God-st., Brooklyn
COAL.-I am now delivering the best Red
~ Ash at IS per tun dry and well screened from under
sheds. Weight and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON, cor of King and Greenwichsts'
dt - COAL at a REDUCED PRICE
fp Ds Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal for sale as above
at Yards No lg7 Bowery No $50 Broadway and Eas; 18th
~ RANDOLPH MERRITT.
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CREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS IN FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, ksJ at CRAWBUCK,s, Nc
$50 Grsndst second door east OF Essexst New orr
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-The
attention Of families about purchasing respectfully invited
70 the large and beautiful assortment Of Beds Mattresses
purchased at low cash prices and viii be sold At such prices
q to make il for all to call and examine tie
above stock previous mslins he Purehases GODS sent
20 any part Of the city Brooklyn and Wssbursh free Of
ssysss Old Beds and renovated snd maze oVe'
w CRAwBUCR, No. S5S Grandst,
I'd door east Of Essex-e
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK and NEWHAVEN KALI
INROAD.-WIsTrk ARRAsGEMEsT.-Decemb IL 1851
Trains out of New -York -AccomnOiaion and Ssscisl
at7snd II! A. NJ, and P. NJ, through TO New Haven
At9l0 A NJ. and 81 Z NJ foI Port Chester. -
The III A. NJ runs in connection with train nom new
hayeu to Hartford and Springfield and with train over The
Canal Road. .
ExPREss TRANS at M. AID IS p, NJ for New Haven,
Hartford prnghe.d Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The M train connects It
New Haven with train OF the New London Road 70 New
London Norwich, stonnston and Providence. The $50
p NJ 70 New-LOucon only.
meeting with Housatonic aud Naagstuck Railroad az
BRIDGEPORT The 81 r NJ, stops G. Stamford, NorwLk ard
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbury Railroad al NoIwak
and with HouatoDic and Nsuganck Railroads AZ BRIDGEPORT
Trains into acknowledgements and Spociai-as
81 and eS5 "A NJ, and 4 r. NJ through from Nes- Haven
At% A NJ ant 8 IS F. NJ, from Port Chester.
The a35 A NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford New London ard Canal Railroads at New Haven
The P. NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads
ExPRrss TRANS leave New-Hayen arrival o. trains
from Boston al n and $50 r. NJ stopping al BRIDGEPORT
Eorwalk and Stamford y LEAVING Boston 1t A. NJ and
s.PM Trains of the New London Road run in ecnnee
ton.
see large bill of advertisement al tho ststonouse and
rincipal hotels. GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New-Hayen. December, 1859.
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STANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

o( Ne~ York notice hereby Fveno al perons
having assnst MARTIN SIlBER, late % the CITY Of New
York gentleman deceased to present the .sHe with vouchers thereof
the residence 80 03 Allen the cts
New Yo before the thrteth day Of April New
York the 27th day OF October. lsf2
o,sla WILLIAM Is. SlLbEN, Adm nistrtor