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PESNsYLvASiA COLLEGE.
MEDICAL psrAsrxs-r
Smfh STREE, below Loorf, Philadelphia.
THE Of 1884 viii Monday
October loh snd be continued without inermsson unu The
inc laealy !. constituted ;; felow.a ,ym,. ,
Of Women and Children; by John Wilt
Msl.,is Medic. and Thergsu,ie. BY Henry Patterson D.
S .a p S Ss
Ans,omy; eyJ M Alien, n D.
,n..i'o,e, Of Medicine by rr.ne,. g smith ". D.
ns. Meden. And ss.ss wss week A. the Sees BY
ps the Physicians OF institution Tickets
The q. a., ns @ s @
Fee Ma,ricuaon, (psd once oniyJ 81 each Professor
loom. win be opened l. September, under the
q me Professor o. John NJ REESE
Sep, r,-lawA. NJ. IN South Ninth st
Aw SOTIcE.-siDSEy 3 BAXTER, hate .t,crnsy general
q v,an has removed w..nos,on 70 srs1 .,,.S s-
~ .. u Z. DISTRICT cs~s sn% d. an"
Once in Monson% new building on * street. ofrenn.yva
mia avenue.
Hon j. H. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel.
hon. q. II Lee, o. the Court o6App~sIs of Virginia.
To the Judges Of Circuit Courts Of Virginia
TO the senator. and members Of Congress no" virginia
!. the aansdae, fur from the rre-dess
s"..' y way o. w .s on ,s.o",es 81, ,, . y
M cs hundred .r
me residue cleared Much larger portion Of this farm rich
ocadsa twenty thirty which might he advana&eosy
made .so meadow Persons who be disposed % purchase
err ssred :. John Bs Ninth ne Pennsylvania
avsnne ~ Hcvsse Bsf on sdjs~eps fArm.
Mayil-eodm WIN. BALL
VIRGINIA LAND sCn1P.-Tbe uadesssred. having had
come twenty military land
aims snd with tie revolutionary records Richmond win attend
the revision o. such elaine 3lst
80; ana VIII also prehsss SD s-,
on commission.
vEsrAsIAN ELLIS,
June 0-ecdk Irving Hosei.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsLANA.-MEDICALDE DEPART
MENT,

UNIVERSITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MENr
TUE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
will commence Monday November "A, and will emi
in thr ensuing March
James Jones, 81. d.. Professor OF Practice.
J. l.. Ridsei, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ D., Professor OF bureery
A. II. Gems, NJ ID Professor Of Obstetrics
A j. Wedderbum, VI. D., Professor IL AnatOmy
A. Mott, NJ. D. Professor 0f Natrris McdicA
Thomas Hunt d. Professor OF fiysioiosy and Pathology
s s.,s s ssaa D. An.o~y.
dssccns will be open from the third MONDAY
Oc,ober the FIRST of Aprii.
The faculty visiting physicians and II the Charity
November April
predecessors their
ex advantages free of
hospital.
The Of patients nearly Thousand yess
THOMAS HUNT n. d..
July 31-lswfNovl Dean.
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OH RENTThat large story bouse, containing
ment and suc, the uasnchuscts
o0s sod Mh streets adjoining Wds
- ~ -~r7' - = - '-TT'~
Fcs further particulars isSue wuU.~
snchney room No in rcw'er building 81 and
Seventh Streets
July 3-TrA6n
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Vessels viii be discharged
the yard reported he engineers once unless Otherwise d.
reced wharf, having depth of aS
been built expressly landing and materials
this wharf srecisd which
usually applied hosting and stands ready
railway n IL or
II be undefstood however shouid
the machine Of ORDER will
without dcmvuAse, nail made
the discharge BY hand cid OF which
eminent viii furnish the when sung The
cubic
OF the several b he paid for by The dimensions
dressed.
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THE forty Thursday, Oeobel
10, 1852 and end q the LET NJ March, 1861.
Principles Practice ard Cincsi
r.. Smith, NJ ID. "a. i sslss.la7 Fs4
Chemistry and rhsrmacy.wm l.. A. Aiken. NJ. b.
Fnrcps snd sacce Of Aed,cias and Clinical Medicine
Chew, N. u.
Anatomy fbvsioiofy-Joseph Robcy, N. ID.
Ohsseucs-Richssd ". Thomas. NJ. ID. 3TnHN II eMa
Matsris Medes, Therapeutics Pauey w. Mi,sn
berger, N. %.
Practical Anatomy smith, NJ D. F 81
bees for the full confse A0o dsanoassraos fse oo;
don, -; graduation, gu.
For purposes Of clinical instruction. aeuy
nand The baltimore InhFmsry,
uniyersy and s managed snd attended entirely by the faculty,
and " open 10 all nsculstrs o
without fee. sT- -
sns,oca material i abundant and cheap Expenses of living
IN ba'dnose ~ low AZ nay Atlantic city. 4
,,. WIZ. u. A. AIKEN, y. D.
AuE HJ-2awti5thOct Dean
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l6fh top, long
bottom bed feet inches wide u top, feet
6inchcs wide on bottom 2 feet thick;
liza feet inches long top
long bottom bed feel inches top, Q
feel inches wide bottom feet thick
100 cubic feet per cubic foot
These inclusive, will
be dressed
that TO be laid under the according drawing
viii be furnished the conaclorat the and the bot
beds truly evenly whole
face, parallel 10 each other "thd class work"
draft of incho be the 'front.' end,
back the other end feet four of the
the face end be jontdressed shown in the PLAN
all parts having full and "a edges. II
The 10th
the aud bottom beds parallel TO each oher quality
III
The ce side and end TO be dressed with clear draft
two inches wide cut round with batter iuch
foot heretofore specified
The huck OF joint
for feet inches in from the end the drawing
the other end Of the stone ALSO TO be close oned The remainder
of the back have
The dressing all perfect
acter, according 10 Its specific description.
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lNASENOylA for rent, with the farnttare
sale rentA large house, beautifully s,ssssd
u me north OF the Capitol Apply House
ing store on 7rh street, opposite Exchange Bank
Sept 2-eod2w ~ NJ Mc0RRGOR
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rIIiE NOTES NJ che Southern Mans facturers Bamk
i redeemed at par BY the subsscriber.
HENRY n. MOUSE,
Agent q. M. Bank
ocs opposite Treasury Department,
Sept 3-dH slE hff .9.isf
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ROCHESTER. LOCKPORTandN NIAGARA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Meoirai.
| MOTHER CASE of FFyER and AGUE

A ANOTHER CASE of FE YER and AGUE
N CUkED.-A lev days ago, we recorded a. sstollsl
ing cure Of Fever and Ague by the Of DR.. NLASE>
LINER PILLS. We nave now aotheE 10 mention va ::
that OF Mr. James Sharp Of Madsonba-g who stat that
be had isborsd under very arack OF Fever and
AEue ard restored BY the these Pills. Nh
sharp also expresses opinion. founded observation
that the Liver Pills the best tor bocs complaints
offered IN this section OF the country
Although long known sovereign remedy for Chronic
cases Of Hepato dersngement Disease of TIRE Liver
the proPneor's Of Or. NJ Lanes Pills not prepared
for the frequent but gsryiug evidence Of It's general utility
ana curative cepeciiy In this respect this invaluable
medicine has exceeded their snguae expectations
and induced them 10 hope that Will be introduced into
every ami IN the United States. Il may be had in New
York. Wholesale aud retail Of C. " Chckner Co. No 81
BarclAy-st and Boyd Paul No 10 Courl Andi-st. Sold
also BY oil the principal Druggists
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U,HROUGH TO SANFRANCISCO.-vAN,

(of Nicaragua rroprietoEs-For California by way Of
Niearssua-No detention on the is;hmrs-IGfoaSh N
advance ofthe Ns-Ouy Line giyipg Tic kets toy Crosn
tire Isibraus The new Double Engine steamship SIAh
Of tie WEST, 22oo tuns burden Z; L, T.nslspAaeh-
Counspder viii leave New-York for san Juan del NoFte
from PIER No North River. on SATUkDAl, FEB
stSoclock p NJ precisely, connecting with tae pow
ara popular steamship PACIFIC, over the NieaI1Saa
n,ii Rou,e hsvnr bu, u miles Of land carnage. These
steamers are unsurpassed in hsir veaf aoa sad accom-
modstors. For Information or passage a. nc 'Ssese
Bsttsry place, up stairs c. VANDERBILT, AGENT
Mailbag is made I'D At the above ofee under the new
public. ,,..;o,s ~
Passengers are cautioned against tas o.
Line
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,IICuIclYS SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

vi iNDIANA RAILBoAro7 and ant I -: 1Aae.y !,
lass until further notice, rs -, Ss,a-vs a. f,i
lows: ,r-t..-. =. Al An
Toltdo for Chicago ats An
Monroe for CHICAGO ST :. Al, ,h a,.so and Sar.,Dk
THIS Reed ~ lt ~ Te Buffalo and Albany, Aad
49, AVER Railroads. fOrm :bs Only Railroad eOnani-
estop between Chicago and Sswi -, s,.oss hx.s,
Ais k5S1o cncnpati and Pittsbsrgh via Toe;
g ard Nos Rcd S Ssa, i a ssras sSs MssssS
asmifon sne I'd ne Cleveland Columbus AID Gin
s eDss sns P.tssuTsh R4 !, SIysHSd
v,v ID nssce Adrian. Dec =, 1881
NJ IoHN y. PORTER, Asrnt, No leg BrOadsf' ny
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u,OLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

l. RAILRoAD-open through eonpleHnE The l1 p I,nS
in the chain OF Railroads b.tween S a1a
Fer Trains will run daily suEdsys excepted a, toows
Leave Toledo at A NJ. leave Cleveland 81 lo NJ
road AZ Grafton with Sandusky and Manshe!d Railroad AZ
Nopro.SiI, Mad River and Lake Ere Road at Bellevue
and with Michigan Southern Road AZ Ioiefo- ... 4;
Fsry in February trains viii De run ~
rectly AZ Toledo with trains from West and
with those from East-Ofce Toledo NorwAk ana We've
''Ho n ~ WV +. B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
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IN CHANCERY of NEw,JERsEY.-Bo

Edward Thebsud OF the late srm %
Bouchad Thebaud Complainant aud Reuben Champon, iohs
aud his RrhATd Beckwh and Anna his vile
Esther Champion William Bes~h and Caroline his vile, John
Tnker Reuben Tinker Lacy Barrett John stsh and Nancy
wife Elisha Tinker Ann Elizabeth Merritt Mary Georgia Nrr-
u,i Relief Champion Merritt james n Rns Thomas HING hss
Ring Alexander Mofrs and juliet his wife James Beknap aud
Cas.s wife aud John " Chaiesyne and Maria his wife DE
fsudants. Ord, for publication. 49, -.
complainant hath hed his ball
the the above named DktESDASTS Tor the
foreclosure and crrts Nosseed the sad BR
mentioned and that subpoena and a.
reced the deudants hath been regularly sue enraahle tho
heenh day OF December bat tina, the DESCENDANTS could not
be this BE- served herewith and that they not
been du and BENG made appear BY AFFIDAVIT the
son the Chancellor that the said Defendants reside ont OF the
OF New Jerey Reuben Champion Esther Champion
william Beckwh and Caroline bis wife, Reuben G. Tinker Lucy
Barrett job sk aud Nancy h wife the state OF Come
Richard BeCs~b and Anna b.. wife the State Of 0ho John
Bsthek and Susan his wife, John TIMER Ehs Tnkes james
Rns Thomas RING Eh1a Rns Alexander Morris snd Jabst
Mara his the state OF New York add Ann Ehabh Merritt
Mary Georgia Merritt and Relief Champion herr, OF
Maryland thereupon this 18th day Of
Lord thousand eight hundred and any
William Mcdonald, Solicitor OF the complainant BY his order "a
by the Chancellor the said APPEAR
Plead, demur 20 the bill,
nineteenth day Of February default thereof do
And further ordered order shall wihis
days hereafter he served personally the said defendants
delivery thereof them published within
days The Newark Daily Advertiser n-~spsp-s
printed at Newark thu State. and also The New fok
TbsBs printed the OF New YORK. and continued
therein -ucessseb Tor weeks, at least wseh
y. wILLIAMsON. C.
M TTHE TX Hn1INa IfgFk l. ..n. ..g
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NEW ROJrTE-BUFFALO and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAILROAD-ENenslon OF ID ~ -
-, T,.rl 10 RuHalo-Ihis road extending ron na1ao
70 Hornesve NewYors and .s A-oea = s2S
completed and in full operafon tos - 49, rontr -
.Tssn SswYork City and Buaao Is Of The sI loot
Tuase and bulk the most .rostant.. s ,,t5
Il il ENTIRELY free from the ruughuess usual oh neN ~
Fare from New-Yofk TO Buffalo - =,
a.. NJ, - ~ NsvYors and Enc Railroad loot "
DuAne-sf.. y. Y. ". -,.x h. Earned nv r-S---
Lns -ssssrrsn.s Of the Newly ork snf E-ae Rs
road The trsin: leave HoEnevs ~ n So1 Sn So
S"'a' 0i IL =, HoYT. supt Bz5Alo and " l. City K d
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ard County Of New fOrb Charles Horton add his
wife ssast John Bsna and sephs his wife, Jsse Ws.tefve
Henry Demo add Jane h vile Garrett Dsmo and Leah his
sophia Vslcn Richard r aud Margaret ~t>
samuel Ban pd Mara his VIE Jaceb Bosft Gsa Bos~c and
Boyer, and Cshsrine h.. Albert Bosert
End Cahane hse Jsob we-,eit Bofsc, aud Asns Boser
To JACOB WEsTEkyELr BOGERf on- Of the above Defend
sns You hereby summoned and required
compls shch Ged N the Office the Csfk
Of New Yert jan - sss and "
sub.crber h. Office No. lS5 Broad~
me CITY Of New YORK shn days .@r the s~fsss hereof
OF the day Of such and a 10 the
compliant AFORESAID the Plaintiffs r apply the Court os the
lei demanded congratulated New fort Jan ~, s63
HIaxoNs y. n. BO6AKDLs PiaiDtns Atofnsy
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SUPREME COURT WILLIAM CAIRNS
A y IL Ind hl. .Ile "a

Others.
In Darszsues judgment supsene Court Il the STATE d
New OH the above efsi cd 10 sod 81 psD suction
- JANIS NJ AGLLtk under sfecDn and
lte1dss ne sAdersSnsd Esres Merchant IIhsnsS
he Of New York the nnih bag Of February s~r stt~sy.
ocoes. q that dry
AL rsur hts Of and xsd premises the oy Of Nee
Togk brig and parcel Of ne II Geofs- ksps rss
"a taovn the Hoase Yarn ssS bong hssn an esz.
naied of Glass Yarn b. the numbers u
-, %. TO- l2, Jo5 U, 0s 3d. si, 3 s5, Az
30 3.S IN, 3S l. Do 70 %c1 ~ 10 - ts
80 40 80 fs5 % 81, ~ To ~, -
f 70 si1s Ss3 81, ss T5 70 ,t5 80
% 80 Oh 70 0T 90 I'M M Ios2 70 ill., ~ 70 Is
al .nelusy<.
,,d mar whieh ssgsr. bot ~hh ssoss ssd
~ -. Yars !, sows bhek BOMBED r~nsb
- sns sd I'D street. b. ne sgner b.
an ~ 81 "a Il bod BOUNDED ~ Teusb and E-ye.d
b. th< ngnoefs a. In The boa oas~t
\, De Esvrnfh Twelfth and st aad $1d b. the
,g~r. - - bok the With and fssh
.ad b ard nafst>s e. 80 10 H. H. se'ns
The of sad st msnor.d os y no. II. H. Sfh OF
tks csnfsT bns Of tie bloch.
'-f' LCcIUs RoBIssos, Rsers~
NuLEK. A'tornef HH.N
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DARTTTION sALE-sUPREME COURT

j kBs. County -ABIGAIL fAnks and others, asas-, MA
ny KAMEs ssd Others In Partition 10 end By 'f,ss
udgmsEt u this COa made he s0vs sstie aciion
.Th day Jsnnafy ks s at pgbe saetn 81 tb-
Merchants Erchsns the City Of New fok TUEsDAJ The
ocock foio~nz described
Def1ses Al h0.> sdoans pieces p@ee and ots
d Ssd Jnx ard bend the xi'h Ward Of me City ADD
on certain map OF posnd the sad Alb Ward By Thomas
sdsm CIV saveyor dated JAY 1885, which map eo2y
deed from Thomzs Carpenter sad phsb~ s
- Adonab UDdshB SGtsd MY is snd r-srdet m ne oes
of The Rsser az City aud u New Liter
Of Convey pasr III May 1871 gkh sad two oss tzlea
sehsr are bounded oO~s
ery BIZ Houoat neyiy sor,h rty ard sve
soUhssterJy 10 No 3d. 4t shy shes set sye inchss
sorheasry The ~ lind Drnsriy
u Brock deceased thirty
The ves'sy By hS a'sy bsssnz
Corne Ten Brood deceased .hiy feet
Dated jar ~, ie53 berry A MOORE, K~s~res
P4Esoss.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot Of Du.ne-st; as iol9ps
EXPRESS TRAIN att NJ Tor DunknA ana oun-4''
Man TRArN AZ An. for al stauons
nay TRALS AZ 81 NJ, for Piermont ana sunernc
TRAIN az 50 PM for Delaware, Wa Jersey Wy.
ExPRIss TRAIN AZ 5 PM, every DAY io' OuhAfA Ana
Buffalo .. r,,t;,l nth the I.t :,
sboy RasSs for Cleveland and thence Greet TO oinc,n
r,; - =, S.nsnsky Toledo, Monroe, Detroit .ne Chi'
ua. AS0 " CHAs MINOT. superintendent
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NEW.YORK sUPREME COURT david

Goald Amehl Am kansummoDs Fof m0ssy 10
c,ntraef defendant AMELIA ANN KAHN
hereby sund and required the complaint, coy
NbGh herewith served and
ny Office City Yort within
hereof Of The dy Of saeb
complaint Aforesaid The si
JUDGMENT
1870, besides costs TH0s FIELDS plahaA st,sHnsy
Ma. ~ Nassau e.. Hss Yofk
The compsan ts5 ia the oes Of the csrt
Cy County Of NeN York the tSeue dy q JsBasry
10 IN IsMeNsL mos q. Yields. PalaiA AiofneI
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DR NARsHALLs CATARRH SNUFF
CANDSs UOARUOITNp COUGH SYRUP
CTRONG BEARD and luyurisnt
DISCOVERY.-MR.

w KNIGHT. ofthe firm OF Knight 4 olera. Chcus-
is 81 John ST. up stains having been long and patiently
deyons hiInss the study the anatomy the Hams1
ms rsy he &C. has now prepared and oz sale ciae
sT he bar called Hair Regcnerstor which ne warsats
sni with which he entre successful IN RESTORING the
hs,y az any person. old young rs orsina color A
10 entirely prevent the hair 'rom falling or Ia one week
Mr. KNIGHT beng practical Chenlst and hls heseuer.
ser beirs so upder wairanree. would rseonn ,nd
20 those who are dsroRs Of having their har wes ~
youthful color and prevented trOm falling Oh The a'oTe
hTm also well known tor The many ceieofaed Ioet
Goods WHICH thsy manufacture and have for sale a, their
store as above. Those IN want. give then call. -
The above goods are also 70 &c found at Mssrs NJ VI,
CARROLL HUrCHINSON'S. No 5r BFotisay.
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CREATNORTHERN RAILROAD-NEw.

NYORK TO VERMONT and CANADA.-Ticketsa are sold
AT the Newly orb and New Haven Railroad Office Broadway
and Capal.st NY To BellowsFas RutlandpBurlington,
Windsor White River Junction. Wells River 81 johns
bury ST. Adams Rouses Point ogdensburgh aud Montreal
and 81 PM in connection with the Northern Roads
Freight by NewHaven seamens from Peek,slp every day
Johnsbury Ogdensbursh, Montreal and all intermediate
town. The Companies forming the New Haven Route arc
determined 10 make the comfortable and expeditions
winter route 10 Vermont and Canads. =. HYDE,
Railroad Agent No l52 SOuth-st., NY.
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FROM the CHEROKEE COUNTRY


Opinion OF Dr. Randall on the merit OF Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry
We have been uced consequence Of the benefits
received from this medicine add testimony favor
OF its extraordinary healing properties We take great
pleasure in stating that have frequently used II Oure
and administered Others during the past in cases
Of obstinate coughs colds OF the chest &c and
always with the most happy result We therefore cheer
fully recommend TO All afflicted with the above diseases TO
try The Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
The New-lork Evening Mirror says: "Wstsr's Basim
Is sti working wonders curing the most desperate pull
mouy diseases We have not only witnessed its effects
but haye great many cert hcates which place the
efficacy this invaluable medicine beyond all question IL
custom among the early settlers OF New England TO
drink freely Of Mid Cherry tea IN OF colds and levers
This made by stepping the twgs and BARK OF the
Wild Cherry tree and drank freely mornings aud evenings
The old Puritan Fathers used 10 regard as the sovereign
thing earth tor all OF complaints and there
be doubt but the Basam prepared by Dr. Wsts Is
of the very best articles for Consumption that has yet
been discovered"
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale AZ wholesale and retail by A b. d. Sands,
General Agents, No. 100 FultOn-st.; Thomas Maxwell,
No 81 Nia.st; John Milhau No. 1873 Broadway; Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores and No ITO Broadway
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ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Sste Ccanty o New Noyk aotce Is hereby 20 al
teon. ~ claims against JOHN MACE he Of the CITY u New
Ncrk ue dsvrze rreeet the with vouchers there
Of 70 the su scrbcrs he ofcc ct wshunNA Cfk, Ma I've
RrodWsy 10 Fgaukn Hoass) the Of Ne~ foSk,
re the Lab DAY Of March ueAtDi,c Nes Yol The aR,s y o.
81, 49, SIMON SHISDLER. EssSa,or.
III iawsu,s HARRIET MACE. ExesatnM
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Rrmitfances-PassaEes

Remuances-Passages.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL & Co, No. 50
Soutkst New. York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SN ALLOW TAIL LINE Of PACKET SHIPS.
IryTKpcot PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2isI OF every month alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X. PEEL, -
NEW MORLh CORNELIUS GRISNELL,
oIFFN or THE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS.
ALERT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASWRIi RTON YORKTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION. PATRICK HENhf
wishing 10 send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
hrir then ont BY any of the above magnificent shs,
are informed that Messrs- bON MAN, GhiNNh.Lh &C.
are the only Agents for the above ships Ia this eFy
They also issue Drafts ron Il and upwafs when n
r,yshe Al h any town throughout Ireland and Great
E,yte,n BOWMAN, GRINNELL Il Co.
No IS Sou,h-st ~ Y and No Regent road Liverpool
Lyerpoo Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2lst Of every
month. 49,. w..
London Packets leave NewioEk eyeyy alternate Thurs
eay' For passage apply as above.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrc-

ste of the County o. New rcrk. noce hsrvhy
m on hay "a eans asnst FRANCIS l. SHAY late 81 the Gu
New Yok deccs,r present the with vouchers teese
to The subrhcr oce M Bcoai~ay the CITY OF Nc~
Vol 90 hofe twvniy third dsy 81 May nsstpatrd New
mo iswtnSs PETER GAsSSER, Esesutot.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

the County OF New Y0fA no,ce - hereby all
hsvus claims JOHN GRIGG. late Of the CITY Of New
Yok deceased Pesen, the with vouchers thereof 20 tho
subscriber his residence No SIS Beecker-t the CITY OF New
orb before the eleventh Day OF July nestDated New
York, the 1th day u Jsuuary, lisa 49,
las lawtInss DAVID T. GREENOAk, Executor.
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NTEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

NEW-YORK and NEW-HANEN KALI
lNROAD.-WINTER ADMINISTRATIVE u lt14
Trains OFT Of New-York-Aocommodatio aud Special
At and II. A. If, and P. NJ. through 70 Nev-Haven
At91O A. NJ and @! Z. NJ, foI Port Chester
The III A. " runs in connection with tain nom Ner'
Haven Hartford and Springfield, and with train over Tie
Canal Road. .
FxPREss TRAINS at "A NJ nd 81 P, NJ. for NewHayen,
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The Sam train connects AZ
New Haven with tTan OF the NewLondon Rosd 70 New
London Norwich, Stonington and Providence. The $50
p. NJ to New London only.
The A NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport. con-
Meeting with Housatonc and Nsugltuck Railroads at
BRIDGEPORT The 8! p NJ stops at Stamford Noywalk and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbury Railroad at NoTwak,
And with Housatonc and Naugatuck Railroads AZ Bridgeport
Trains into Acknowledgements and sPecal-st
~ and A NJ. and r. NJ, through irons New Haven.
At - A. NJ and 345 P. NJ. from Port Chester
The gS5 A. NJ receives passengers from Spnngheld ana
Harfs I'd New London and Canal Railroads AZ NewHaven.
The NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads
ExPREss TRAINS leave New. Haven on arrival OF trains
from Boston at II and $50 p NJ stopping at bridgeport,
Norwslk and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. NJ and
S.P.M Trains Of the New-London Roa run IN connec-
ton. - -, Sd. u,
rincipal hotels. GEO W. WHISTLER, Jr- SuPt
New-Hsven, December. lSe-