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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
fegdI Notires.

/ IN PURSUANCE of order OF the Surrogate OF
the GSSa Of TSS cGasS se Of % c
ssc;' S % che tT T ,Uqs S Of s,5ps
nj I.wsmTa.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of tho
y1 SG hEra .. Il city 9 News
The .ab.se. the efe. Pearson $ H...e.d No 70! Eo
day April nsIt-Dsted the :eysn:saih day of o
bel rs. S SEhRs9T kirF FALSrEAD E..ss
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County NewYok notice hereby oven 70 al 2enoo. having
hampshire deceased the with
yoahe the " tss office 100 rs s
AP ne.sDs'ed he h Sy % 9SSS Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
HAVING claim. .Sanst JOHN HARRISON ss Of The City
y a f:a e. '
Hci.1bs.sd Ss~-}ort the ID oessS,i l5ss
%InrsT M.1Hrws Proctor for E1oetoI No 81 W.li
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County of hereby al persons having
csn, ssn.. JARED MOORE, late Of the City 81 Sey.
1is Ssss' at =: s:a
Dated NewfOrt, the STA ds ;s Of gap e1Sy lan
uoI.wsur. i Ms 3 Gis NOON. Administrators
IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate Of
the County Of NswYS qptes sc hereby i ',S az pe S
York ed present the same with vouchers tas.eo % zoe
.utcrber IL her residence No IS Division In the City Of New
York on VI before sh Of April 1874 Dated New-fork oct
% 1883. MAkOARETT fEOh- AamAs|@fh-
(Nov22 lav6uTN')
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate oil
the County notice hereby given % al pesoos
having claims against HERCULES HAYES late Of ne Cry OF
deceased the Sth vouchers
hereefio subscriber his Office Ne u Wal % the G.y
kew.Ycrk. the eth day Of December 49, .x,,y So.
d5 lswomTu ALBERT u AbbE', Fireman.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County notice hecby zsen az pss.us ns.ns
with y0ucheTs me 81 osceeT
a the oSse Of John White Esq No 50 Sssaas IN the City
of New-York before the heenth dey OF
N,,gYork the eleventh day Of Febraary iSoi
81 is,-tnT ANDREW RUST lv.-
"' CONRAD ST0PENHAGES LA'o'''"
NOTICE is hereby given that the balance remaining
~ If the oceeds ssle Of the Real Estate Of WILLIAM
POST late City Of New io deceased lately made snaeE
he oer Of Of the County Of SevYot by James
"a Torue appoin ted by that
Ill Be dztrbuted according 70 law Office
he NevYork the elsh,h day OF March
rulry, It4 lief 6WI A w BRADFORD. sgrTosIte
CUPREME COURT-WILLIAM FULLERTON
- sssiast HI Oh II. MOORE To the DEFENDANT Toa
hereby S5d reqnrd e compliant ia hs
which vii be lied the 0ce Of tce CLERK Of Tue Gay taf
Costly II NexYo the City Hall IN said city md % isfse
yorr sad compliant he ssbsr ~ hs
No 81 walls sd ely within twenty dly niter TIE ss
cih ezcgsys Of ae dsJ OF s1ch ,eTce
500 al ertas sald eclspnf vi-n rb1 -e Aforesaid
- gst II this acton VIII iess Ildsr 'nt 20 'r ms srs
hCnred egnfysx d9llrs sid nn ces n interest
$50 IuiT ~ ls5, 70 ynazry is 1881 aad on so .
fo Jannsry q I1 I4y l9 ls5k AL 90 100 % Jay -
DAVID G RIS0L md Pls.ssiPs A,.0rpsy.
Therouspsp 81 above entitled -cion Lied IN toe oes
off. CT Comfy Of heE-York l7sn day o.
JsIusry 1854 DAVID G. RlSOLASD Pls'nffs Attorney.
"a lAs7gIp
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Gteambcats anS Railroads.

CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAIL ROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
after MONDAY Nov. u G Passenger IrAns VIII e.Fs
daily tSaEdays szoeDtcdb ~ follows;
southern Division via scrwakt
Lave Cleveland s........s0 An 80 and 10 ~
Lave Toledo a1..........9l0 An ST NJ and An ,
Form with Lake Shore al hASan So1tasf9 aea
Noffhen Tacsua Railroad The Daily TRAM between bt1lo
DUrkk md Chsso connecting aso H5uro-vie vie Nate
ss1d1sky Railroad; cauaecenE kc - CLYDE With MAG Fe
Nd Lsks IRE Railroad.
Northern Divf0a 0pc1 20 ssnalsky ~,
Lesfe Ohio CITY 49,. - ,
y g. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
Ofee C. ara RI. Cleveland. nov s iSil
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Bco9kly
fer GrssrForr 10 n for HsuPssesi 10 n y y All
P j Fsrrr rdzis, 10 A a snt - r u t'fy-
nsca If Al : 4 IS 0, and Sc 7 y t9f st2osi{a
ls,,s Gfsegrort L. 4 Fr1EiEie, ~ ~ sna y = : -
Hsupsreaa and rs 81 Is snd IL p II htse sAl-lA
$50 IS a. A n ADD IS and n Oh ,starAy tyan1z
tie Fsrunsss trsn gill Yirhsnk AID Leave ts-fe ~
Ergot ~ on A endAy mCrnIrg e. oll
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Goal.

CoAL-Peacb Orchard Red Ash, Nat s. 81; Egg
ard Stove - White Furnace g ~
Carmel Liverpool CrzbeflGzd the Lowest Pes
JACO3 WEEKS. Jf,
No SIS BoEery ard No 2li GIeeaesf- rear A1iiy
COAL stiI sell the best quality Of Coal a. re-
sured price, 15ths' Of
= ~ suc Grrensirh WEIGHT warranted PETER CLlNIDN
lOAL-The subscriber offers Tor sale 10 quantities
Il, sait At .hs aaltaf price, full q The best
Ar hY.ci- srd bifunluor@ Coss Z WOAfaf
Corns h and Thmp0,sis ana Albany aud wainssn ia
NEW CREEK COAL.-A very superior deserp-
~ tion Of CunbsIsnd Coal ft family use fr sale By
CHARLES A. AMBLER No rs sbst
Order, cent By dsPsfSh Por FrSDP,l, attended 70
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CIRCUIT CoURT-NOs lsO is2, 1885, 20i, 2oa 2Oa, I7..
l67. 200. 2li. 23 IA 2l5 2le 2s
C0ssos PLEAs-Nos. 3O7 to 32i, inclusive.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-NOs 57f, 426, 49, 1877 40 432 30s
a. 81 80 2ss ia III ~ 81 100 l0s, 2 ~ ~,
ga. 40, Al, ~ ~ rs as ga 80 80 f5s go fs1
SUPREME COURT-Geaerai Term-Nos. s, ~, a. 81 ~,
l. g. g. 50, 50 % n IS % g.
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s.Ioop .per Smsroomss9o saloon after sta,sroous gins
saloon midshp StssVoEs IS saloon dshp sAteroosl7 gins
Saloon stseroos IS Saloon sateroomsl5
Including Steward. Fees
THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of will Re taken from Phil
Ptisdephis &25 From Liverpool 40
Csrfcsres passage will Issued parties who desr-
bringing cut their friends 81 corresponding r.'es
An esperi.rced Surgeon will be carried each snip
Small drshs drawn ssbt q England
fos height or paissse apply 70
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co liverpool
CAyANNAH STEAMSHIPS-U. s. MAIL LINE
y Crest Southern from NewYork MOBILE SswOr
sns Ssysnpsb Macon Columbus Ga and Hontso
Ala Abo the important points n Florida The hrsrcas
steamship. AUGUSTA eco Capt Thomas Lyon ALABANA
Wooehul viii leave every SATURDAY, Fe5 t. st O'Clock
NJ - osws.
FLORIDA Capt Woodhui saturday, FsorcAry
AUGUSTA, Cap. Lyon rsoarafJ ~
FLORIDA Capt Woochu saturday, February ~
AUGUSTA Saturday, February -
And IN same order until further noSes
For IHTEHIoz-Two -ains leave osly 70, Nieon Sc
nenpz evening delay In the arrival Of the steam
Of passenger viii Leave savannah
TUESDAY and SATURDAY after he arrival a. u O'Clock r NJ
sonsry dsy y o'clock A-oely hours
from Savannah Mongomey-mssns Is hours les -nd s'e
than By any other r0ute
Fos FLoAIp. steamer JOHNS Capt james free
born steamer wELAKA- Cap, n King and WILLIAM Gas
TON Capt Thomas T. Shaw, form regular line connecting sn
hips leaving Savannah every TUESDAY
SATURDAY O'Clock Patks Florida toa,b-
Dsren and Mays Geozsi Jsekso1yile ntdsoars,
Peoss and 81 Augustine. Florida These bosts having zn n
accommodations for and taxing the nAna ROUTE
seer superior inducements for inysids snd ohers
Fer freight passage, apply 70 - z,,v
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PED Ash COAL-Spohn and Lewis Veins BY the
~ Csrssfhs usAe respectfully yed thss IL sssssn
q, prepared spply b nrssy serssd suss,issa ~ hsAiy
sele brssee se 81 Coal from their mines Bson sad
boh On faorsbe delivered boxrd yes.l Po aeh
sssd. or By canal from Port Carbon TrLERs 20
70 Walnut a.. ph.iaialnhA
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III ONLI IILI1 HAt1D-tD y = 49, =
awarded 10 MARSH Co, by the Industrial Exhibition OF
all Nations the Crystal Palace for their new RADOA Sua
TRUSS thus their Surgical Committee Professors
J Renwics Willard Parker C,rnochan A. Clarke DIS
Cal adst Ludlow Elet farkmsn and others the euphnc I'M
priuetu for has labored asidusy for twenty
i've years which had already been anticipated ~ msn me
Surgeons peculiar character of this Ire has been
set forth in complete and manual by Mnsh
descriptive every variety Of 10 be had At De WIZ
pay,ptors Tribune Buildings No q MNdensne New
York extensive list Of names Of mercantile and
other By this Truss be az then once
surgical and Anatomical Mechsncsns Inventors and Aanuc
uIeIs the invisible support for lateral ncipet curvature OF
the spBe euheet bOwlegs and a oheE physical
de elastic stocking spd knee for radical OF var-
Medal Arded for supensOry bsnfage
TO any Also and improved liant
Plastic for ladies' and gentlemen Oee open until
seoek in The evening MARSH Co,
No 81 Made lsne NewVork.
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PROFESSOR woOD's HAIR RESTORATIVE is


WI % "A wonae discovery hss recently been made BY
Dr. CURTIS for the cure Of Asthma Con.9mP'on Btonchis
Corshs Colds AT Lung Comp nts BY Med sted lnhaion
Dr. CURTlS'S HYGEASA. or INHALING dYGEAN VAPOR
and CHERRY SYRUP accomplished the most wonderful cures
OF asthma and consumption Ibis the month known
to cericats in hands Of AGENTS The Inhaler worn
or the linen without the eas nconven ncehs
heat OF he bod, the fud supplying
TIE unss constantly with healing agreeable passing into
al be reached Other sold by BOYD
PAUL No ~ Court spdtst Ri-s corner OF J9hn', aud
Boenway; Hayes No us Fnlionr Brooklyn Price
B-Any incosns IS to Boyd Paul or
Curs rkin New York will receive package containing
hottie Of H,gean vspor Cherry syrup and Inhaler
neat box BY express suy Of the United states or our
nsekases for
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- I.
- renew fair aud impartial eh.!lense al; gay marc
than far have gVen the choice OF thee proPos " %
Safe Of equal iheEness and sven you the pa ess o.
accordance with relative eite patent be Furnished then
Hus -, -, =, - t...
forth and for. yer in regard to tie testing Of Safe.
And should hereafter challenge or In sy
propose Safes shall not accept nor notice or regard u
u anyway
rovey by prnsg Tin some OF Vour pu0ihed article, AM n
nh spirit Of fairness by ay rzro ,et
bu after pls ing this sau brouInt up
the you bckd down and Fedged that had MATS
sd were unwilling to Is, your ssns ny single
Safe with coue hsnE thus o tha; ths safe you make sai
sni rofhey Tan s,gEd fTi7L
THE FOLLOWING Is MY LAST AND FINAL CHALLENGE
TO EARNS MARVIN RESPECTING SAFES
propose 20 nrnAh on with patterns OF ny ne safe or
TO nste Safe sno hi ne same according TO Wa re sen
contains mat eompotion and no otleI oi.1e Props 20
make precs,y similar safe from the pstern 10
Proof Champion safe and nv foreman to make
taxa the said CON oon and nothing else Toe SLING Ia tn two
all adopt sDgefaugs select Sbe maker In
The city male skeleton SAFES you Ill toe oshr
would further propose TO- the satisfaction Of the public that
speciye in me hands said Co thar they
&c ora teify th the sses we're filled IN sccordance
o. the Committee Of nree liberty choose two mem
The sscto be tested publicly by Ere
have the burnt safes and other
pay he exrerses sitendirg the trsl BY FIRE
point which hope TO nai The challenge
equal equal pub
ho believe thai wanted something else You have talked Of
ubfGuss exclusive and have dolzed every pom Of
compass but thuk have conerd you lat Curses they
home here proposition h no
goo. viii you accept reject il Lee rs have back
Ing md filing Come up the haul down your the
Champion Safe and consent 10 play second dae m e rest Of
lives. SlLAS c. HERRING.
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MARINE CoURr-Be 0rs Judge Panlr,s.

- stephen Wilton at The Crystsl Palace Asaocsdsn.
10 recover damages for injury 10 plaintiffs premises BY
tho blowing down Of of the wall Of
orys Palace In December last and also ar injury Jsly
Plaintiff leased the lot in le2 and erected email ssmsn
wkch he lived and the remainder let rbs ws fell
the roo In during the hight bresss them bat sts
nsey not esasng o Of life Damages lad 500 TAs
case IN
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,s0rtmeut a

QICH" SALAAANDERS-Ala large assortment d
~ these SAFES u ,sous and psers nnels and Double
fsns for sale at the Depot No l@ wser< Rohs snse Sage
Bser proof whh hundred and Ey Of tbs cnzie
fsnse s have been red during the a twelve yearu N TIE
United States and C.rsdA and book dollars worth OF
property has ever been DESTROYED By FIRE in them
Plate Iron Steel and Chilled lrur Burglar Pref s.es bf 'sr
Deo Jew. Safes Fire Proof ssd BsslS Proof AID warranted
sTTGRNs MARVIN isneee.or, to RLea coh
No. l4S WAter st ses fork
The only Of sasnsndsr Safes oonbns wudes Patent
well Fe-Proof sSk Popreio Of Jobe' cole rsed WORKS.
Pair Loeb.
DECORDS of ST. FRANCIS co, ARK--The
vctosrs Safe which preserved the Records Of s conf
Horse q - Francis Co An RICHs sALAMASDSk
Clerts Of Reeor1 hie' ,af -
warranted free from cApa-s nus t,sans
the presevs iop fthe psre froa crest evils
STATE oF AEKaSsss, County Of 81 Fr.n-s IS
JOHN NJ PARBOIT. Iek Of The Cireaf Court and fE la
do certify that the mernirz Of the 10th December m
Bouse ofssie County Destroyed b. ire wherein va
Rels safer No T. - heh ort.ned ell Of TIE reeos y
papers IMPOTENCE b Office iha eolif De fs9
therein tia sd SAFE opened lcr open some days All SAD
house Destroyed Aforesaid and ell 81 coptens Ee
safe eIetet 70 the lDdrs OF Gd records and bs Npf
strained % a. to reader nee.Ssy btve thsn rebo iod
Given under my hand oee 10 Mount Vernon 1 "a dag
OF DsS.mber, l66l IsU.d1 ] NJ PARROrr Cieit
ans OF wILDERs Pen sasnsnie Sa-s With
hi'h's prominent. for sale BY sIFARSS NJ AH'.S
tsuocessors Ricb Co No. 40 Wstr<t " fort,
The only nskers Of s.lanzneer SAFES combining Wd-rs sud
Riehs Patents. propTi-to J0neSs Worlds Fair Lock-
which hd. neither key Eeyhole
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA5-Befsrs Jsdss wooDRyps.
JOIN Farm at. Tkomss Baldwin sad John Young.

To recover s225 alleged value Of horse ran against
beonpps defends and mach injred that &c dst
10 three The plaintiff said dealer 10 horsss
Philadelphia and brough them 70 this Cty
while their the stable plaintiff Usually Kept hi
hones IN Twenty thd being a. the time In 0feenweh,
Rector riding bin dirt can eeionsas 70 -
kndants 10 said vile down the street
rapid being the time empty The seeing bin
him bus be not stsndsd to- and the
man Of BY seriously isans ths homo thai
three after being 10 the stable 10 Twenty hfs
defense denied there showing he
belonged defend farther alleged thai
injury took pscs from the nessenes defendant hirse
draft horses charge Of two sd ssse
battered together and riding Of them thS We
the morning and tbs sds dd net have
control Of horse that pletnn violating CoporAsaoa
ordinance, This denied Verdict for pisinnf $50
George Cook sst John B. Bsrtes -, 49,
sess snder 10 sAytng 20 psiann Il
will have arrested for hisf are thief Damages Se
laid at 81 100
the plaintiff tsi from tAs front door the door
Of defendant and that In rssrssce TO his foins thst
the spoken that they only Of
plaintiff wife domestic and no acessed
Mr. hired tbs whole house, ITO 30
ths Min. ssd let the over part 70 NJ Cook that thsy
WITH different tenaa0
Of the hoase live together thu, Mr. Cook
lower Of tbs hoe thss be had hight -
space the doorpss and hence said the dieuy
removing the plate With ssise inquired 81
The the words referred merely the door
plate stated only 10 Of plkadds family wbs
acquainted with all the circumstances different s
what would he tbe words spoken u third
without knowlcde4 Of the IL for the Jy ve
such verdict they think deserve Sealed vodot
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Ms..fay.

Belore
The case Of James Saunders, indicted for not In the
Ninth the h ofJuy Lost which down trial
day Of his counsel M Bsed postpousd -
No other business being ready tho Court adjourned fer
the day.
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rj'HE SAFE CONTROvERsY.-We, the under

'5'HE SAFE CONIkONERSf.-We, the under
signed Committee, appointed by Messrs sfEARNS MAR
YIN with NJ HERRING for trial Of choir Safes By ire
have been much Ipred In the
from Mi Herring incorrect IN s details and variance
sth the ets and 10 violation of pledge by each
pnbkb until ne Committee made their report rnat report
he made until rec-vd from Mr. Herring
challenge NJ him by Messrs Stearns& Marvin
HENRY BOWEN Chairman II. B CLAFLlN
JOHN b. PALMER, ROBERT NEWELL
Eew.Yo;k Nov IL. 1853 JOS q GILBERT
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A NJ. HINK-
LEY forward for Adam. Co.'S California En- ross 10
prepared furnish Transit Tickets from Aspnws to Panama
Pass br,r Iiekes for sale In Se~- York Apply 10
JOHN " CARRINGTON. Adams Co e No 50 Broadway.
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MoRIsON's UNIVERSAL MEDICNEs.-The,o

W. vegetable substance, the best
ob TO health Or recoveh Ih'
''fu remedy assp,t Nervous Ahecuons pebr
Liver ali kinds of Fever They sold By Mr.
hILHAU, Broadway
OROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is
Introduced the cizens Of New York No Gas Broad
VA vhcre Ne FULLY expile By personal
Interview Cerdates Of lad e and gentlemen OF
b editorial notices OF southern snd western
ISre .pt sstsfs the skepca and refer 70 the certi
fso beos OF t3 distinguished statesman Senator Breeze OF
Illinois: -, ,,,,
CARLYLE III, june n, 1883
Prof O Woods Hair Restorative and have s oed
IL ondsr Ny hair becom ng tho sh premt-
tnrey gray by the Of bis restorative h has resumed s on
ain a color ard Ihsve 0 doubt permanently
SIDNEY BREESE, EX S~ns or Of the United ststes
only the ha- to the color Of
youth all dandruf, the bair from falling on
bald head with uxuriant EroSth ashort time ana
az free from and desirable the LadieS
or Gtrtleu ems toilet
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Professional Noiilcs.


nAGUERREOTYPES for - cents-large size as
~ which taken elsewhere for - generally
superior pie,sres higher price, 100 tal en- dsly, BY
REES L co. No 2s9 Broadway.
MOUNT, GRANT & BELKNAP,
WI ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
LAND AGENTS.
san Francisco, California
c8As T. MOUNT GILBERT A. GRANT, DAVID T. BELKNAP.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the balance remaining
~ Of proceeds OF the ss Of the aea Estate Of WILLIAM
roeT a. h Of New Yot deca-ed lately
he Of the Surrogate Of the County Of Ss~Yo;t BY James
n Tbope freeholder appointed by sad Surrogate for that
Ill dst5ued according 70 law the sarrogatss Office,
h ne Civ SevYork the esh,a day OF March
AZ O'clock the forenoon Of kaf IBIS Och dag Of feb
nv 1854 lief 6wl w. BRADFORD S1rroxle.
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Milinrg, &r.

Alillinerg, '&r.
HONITON LACE-HONITON LACE-HONI-
N TON LACE-CAPEs, CAPES, cAPES CARTER Co,
respectfully ladies Honion
Lace Cspes th6r establishment found the
articles the knd be in this country. Also, large
somsnt OF ColaTs Chemee Sleeves and
other ne pertaining the Lace business The i'm
ladies Will and BY purchasing Of the manufacturers
select their pattern and hsveS hem made their
Lace Of pattern d 70 order cleaned and Tes
style Observe CARTER Cos Honiton Depot No 53
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel stsirs
Wanted number Of young persons :aOed to making up
Lace work
DARIS FLOWERS imported in advance Of the
season and now available Bonnet Frames and cOwns Of
liable Paris fashion The Southern Western
early inspection mners should oe the opportunity
Glass shades for sale updeE market Now No %
between White and WskeT-sts.
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q can Steamers. &r.

THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANT-NOIIcE.-Th CITY OF NAN
CHESTER -i sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool rUSS
DAY 9Th Feb 1854 Instead OF rbard.y I'd March previously
sd,triis.d. SAMUEL SMITH Aren't
No A. Wsuatsf Phi .delphis-
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A. N. kIHwIy. Asetioneer.
RY BANGS. BROTHER & CO.

Jos LORD, Aucioneer
DY. GEO. W. LORD d Co., No. $50 Broadway
Cbetuteb Franklin and Leonard s ss Books PlISrsGs
Tut.t1UkE &c on favorable .eYnl
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ADKIAX N. MuLLEs AuctiOneer.
-lIVraDr ~ naY~E = ON :

gxyHIrEROCK sHIRTINGS -TheWhitoroek Mn.
~ ~,-fos s.eb blcachod Corions ,sp srtrs
t s. rresa-leA perfsti,n md durability Fs,
.l.h, EKSMTH c. kssse and u 5resdvsI.
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WFFKLYU MAIL LINE The ID as- gong stes ner
MARION, " Cor nsuder, will leave pier No Ngn
River on SATURDAY Feb l8 at o'clock precisely For
m where ell bills of lsdng will bs signed aud
psuese Al the tff-e Of
" sPOPFORD TILESTON 4 Co, No 8 Broadway.
Tbroulh tickets Floea follows To Jackson e, b3l to
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! UmKLEy, Forwarding end Coumissio'
frenrh advertisements.

.rs,xs rrouxSrAuA Co, Ao,rr. No 80 aus 81. Mas
fARlS
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the County OF NewYok hereby given TO all persons
having claims sant ISAAC L. PECK late Of the City o. Nex.
York the with vouchers thereof 70 tbe
subscriber residence No % Divisions In the cry Of new
YorL on or before the 18th Of April 1884 Dated evYork Oct
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01
Lands for sale


MILL be sold for distribution, to the high
w est bidder. at the Courthouse in the
town of Cleveland, on the first Tuesday in
September next. the following named Tracts
of Land and Town Property:
The Northeast, Northwest, and Southwest
quarters of section 2; Northeast quarter Of
section 8; Northwest and North east quarters
of section II; Northeast quarter of section s.
Southeast quarter of section 30, township 2,
range l, West of the oasis line, in the Oeoee
District Southeast quarter of section 15
Northeast quarter of section %, township /,
range ], West of the basis lne-each quarter
section containing 100 acres. Also, two Town
Lots in the town of Cleveland, being number
ed and described in the plan of said town as
lots No. "a and ll9, containing by estimation
81 acres.
Also, one Lot in the town of Charleston,
No. 800, with brick building formerly occu-
pied as a store house by Louis A. Ross, near
S. S. Barrett's.
Two Lots in the town of Calhoun, Nos. 81
and 90, opposite B. F. Martins. No. 81 has a
framed building formerly occupied by McGhee
& McCarty, as a store house.
Also on the 25th of September next on
the premises near the town Of MorgantUn,
Blount county, Tenn, one Farm, known as the
Hammontree farm, containing 400 acres, more
or less, with first rate new Merchant Mill,
together with Saw Mill and dam, all new
and in perfect repair. Also another Farm,
known as the Raison farm, adjoining the same,
containing 100 acres. Also, one other Farm
known as the Logan farm, on the stage road
leading from McGhee's Ferry to Maryville,
containing 4l0 acres On all of the three last
above named tracts there are comfortable
buildings and other conveniences also, first
rate spring water-will be shown to any one
desiring to examine il in person on the premi-
ses. All are invited to attend as we wish to
sell the property. The terms will be one
third cash, and the remainder in two equal
annual enstallments bearing interest from
date of sale; bond and security, together with
lien on the property until the purchase
money is paid. B. MoGHEE,
G. NJ. MoGHEE,
June Q, '54-td-298 Executors.