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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

,.,,o,s from E.rope In the South American cities
The low price of European labor has less to do with
this mortiypq result than those aeeam alated and ex
1ensiye transs Of tie staple material with the conse
quent waste Of time, brokerage ana uhiPneo sefles
OF profts.
Ii is surprising that the astute merchants OF the
United States have not combined their Arrangements
with the Dominican dealers before thls, 80 as 10 Head
and control the American supply, and leave 70 more
distant BUYERS only the surplus OF the American de-
mspd 1t is a singular neglect of a very obvious AMI
facile vein of commercial wealth, but tue apathy OF
three successive administrations in not accep ing prof.
fered advantages of great value 10 our people Is sun
more singular and objectionable. We can understand
why men who are politicians aud nothing but pohti-
clans should care little for the almost desperate efforts
of the Domnicans to break from the bondage OF Hayt
but when they had become an independent people, II
IVES glaring mpoiey TO lag so Tar behind England IN
recognizing Dominica. That astute commercial power,
with all her predictions for African rule in the West
Indies lost time in recognizing the white cross OF
the republic the flag Of independent and friendly
power aud the price of this prompt and polite cour-
tesy has been preemnent trading privileges for British
vessels.
have said there were four ports open to import and
and export in Dominica OF SANTANA and Puerto Plata
on the northern coasts we will speak hereafter for il
mainly with Santo mngo and Azua on the south side
that ne have to do at present. They are both good
safe and ALWAYS accessible for vessels drawing less than
10 feet Between these ports and along the east and
all more or less dangerous and difficult, from which
coasters collect their cargoes for export This coast
inc business could be done TO immense advantage by
stauDch, lightdraft steamers, aud by them alone IN
these insecure roadsteads, where sailing craft are so
contradicted and hindered by head winds and counter
currents Yet there is not steamer on all the coasts
though wood to ament them is abundant on the tree
bordered shores whenever coal is too expensive or u
attanabe for fuel though there are also tine coal mines
here.
This introduction of steam for the coast trade will in
itself 90 far to place the control of the mahogany trade
in the hands of its ntroducer and they must almost of
necessity be Americans Europe too far on TOR the
wants of Dominica. BY the liberal laws of Dominica
coast license is allowed to foreigners at the rate of fifty
cents tun This secures the vessel licensed all the
rights and advantages Of Dominican register, while
preserves 10 the all the guarantees and protec
ton of their own flag and nationally, the absence oil
which dscourages 10 sdch lamentabe extent the in
vestment of United States capital and industry in Span
ish America. CORA MONTGOMERY
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Mem pork Business Dirertorp.

YTNHE following LIST of BUSINESS FIRMS are
i .msns the BEST and MOST RELIABLE in the CITY o.
American and Foreign SILK Goods =, s,o.dx,,
sTrwART Co. mPportsn broadway Reads
Architects. y.aw.u.,
fo2N RITcH No as Brosdwsy Beecterst
Average Adjusters. ~, wu.
JONES JOHNSON q wsii.t
American lean. Cutler Cutler No q Johns.
American Cream so sg n, w..Ans.ou..
oowLEs Co. 'asP so,isn Piano Fories
l. '-' Broadway corner AnthOny+t
A Large stock of New Goods. .n,.,.
THOMAS Ore: 1 Ne % Ss Ssd Hoay T.
trimmings Grapes Lsee' Emo,oloen =, .s.
pt hShhlssst: :a %na s",,
Ayss s. on M HRSls cs!9s
sits Fancy Goods Novelties Se also impof"
AsrIca .I.n c @rres So: is and 1911 w.
stock Of ~ Minsry GoS Ss.1 Broadway.
WIN xfssEdson: strings 49, M .sen.a. up stairs.
oHAs BRUNO Baking r.s.., on.. \.
Berlin WoSl Floss-siIks Elastic BraiSSs, So jchn
Bond and real %fri Esssss H Agents. a,w
n r. " "AH
Bullion, dealers and Bankers. r
BEEBEE CO. dealers and Bankeu .........N' q "sli~
booksellers and Publishers.
RARNFS Co. National School Senes) No 81 JonH 81
DANIEL BURGESS 90 Johns
Brokers, (Bill or Motel
grckssnr,sss stock, Bonds, &co Nc. 60 Walls.
ED"h hiank BeSE Manufacturers and Book,ssr;:
HIGGINS ~ John :"
PETERS oHahBhRs %poTtsr: and bs.sn 800 Broadway
Broker, and Balls ssoi Dealers. NJ - Wall.
wETMoRE, ROBERT Co. ts'oc. p.o,s p..u.w.,;,ns
n, IppINGS Meseaes GARDEN JOhnst
Pree%f Wooden and % Gs.rw &s1 cor v.e,.
Black Lead Crucibes lBest;l
PETERSON HUMPHREY Ensls and Domestic 'S7' Bd"v
Carriages. g.. rr,.Au,,
.oH TSS a 4SNfsoS co .aaf = wos
ChInaware, Glass and Fancy e. SG 81 a.,d.u.,.
I KITTEII Co., (ImpoTteTA ..'.'Nos ~ Ana u A~1S
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestins', S Sg f;s Bro.dv,,
fflhiesTs e. yh9sssle :Spo.. or Ho.
"N-' Clothiers Uaetail
,,rr,p or A Co Mems and Boys. ....No III brosd~v
ALLEGHENY MINING Co. Ssal; 81 Beavers.
pARI S5Hssi:ss kn. Nc
yescyst, near Greenwich " -, c,..,u.b..
MARSH NohihA Dagnerreotypes. .nps
J GgRNLY ;a mo-; extensive establishment in the 81
Dsa4pee G saIs%P Pn.ies 1872 Ps.-
AoDr xohDn fRtis y KINGSLEY esq Brosavs,
Draper' and q, T s,n.s:, come. B..cisr
JAMES A. 0LAhA DRY Goods.
AVERY HILLlARD I.Soj NO i ''--'
scuTTELN saofaEs ~ sS ~ 49, II f1 IGoa:s
A b D. i TaSSsroiderie. Laces and Muslinsc
cocuR A umporters -
RANEE p EHbroaeries While Goods Sc
HILL BROTHERS, (iHPoFteIsl Sc
Euarayers-lCard.l ~. H.,
, ,,,,pprnr No go Broadwzy and Aetropo ltaa hooi
j. ~ VI M - No Broadway entrAlce N NA<e1 ~
HIATT = Euarayers-tW ooj.) . -. RI, +,
HowLAND NO Nssass IopPsits G q 90 ds1
"HtS5sT IGsiis While Goods and Lace Gsea.
L J. wyETH Co. tnPehts.i a.i,g Merchants.
,,, ,Ds q knEoHD Co ttefexnl......Ao n bfOao"S
"ANDN' Exuress Messenger. -. % s.,...x
Saturday
ppesnstic Tiles and Garnkirk Chmnsy 7S
.st ~ d1siFS YOULE. nflpo.ers ..S9 80 fe@'
--'. FSnry (soods. Periumery, Conos, y ff.,.,,,-.
spD PElk = 90. flmFOIt nj -
trtrgFs. q snIps. TaSsels. Button5, 81 ~
.esurrt 4 EtfDHOfF Manufactured 20
purHnecs, YeufiiutcTs. Registers. ,..,,r..
DAVID CULVER faiAauollreF aad D. fi
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Tho Rev Dr. ID. v Mclean. President OF Lafayette
College at Eastoo Pa mas obtained subscriptions toward
the endowment Of that institution 70 the amount OF
hundred thousand doars and in honor OF this success,
College and torch light processioa of the students
through the principal streets Of the borough Addresses
were made by the President OF the College and by seye
raj members Of the Senior Cas aud the occasion
Of greet Joy and satisfaction the friends Of this rapidly
rising institution Tho college is now in highly pso'pe'
rows condition
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~, f,sisbt or passage apply 70 ~ NJ ~ Wsll-.t Ny.
epnW: sfIIPLEY Co. Liverpool, ~, yietores
ppnt9S MuNROF Co. Rue Norte D4 ~ 9IS 90
'ohH Pa or GEO. II. DRAPER H heIa ,,,v,r
49, sbin, ui be accountable ioI ,ou' An. or
ion specie ewelD presn' bereo therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
4 II for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD, and TAUN-
ION Route without change Of detention carrying
the Eastern Mail zo....e
The steamer VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone and COMING
p0RE Capt John Bowns IN connection with the and
pderce aud Providence Railroads leaving New York
hy Sundsys excepted from Pier No. r. tint wharf above
Ateyplace O'Clock Stonngfon al o'clock M
Mail train which leaves Boston a. 5 7. NJ
Tbese for strength safety speed ooict
md elegance The officers experienced and attentive
The Of this superior other Beng
orer direct the trip pleasantly aud expedoosy
Performed while always rely reaching th9 des
advance Of those by either ofthe other
The COMMODORE from NewYork-M Monday, Wedn esdsy and
Friday From StonnstonTcessy, Thursday aud Saturday
The VANDERBILT from New York-Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday. SoniDgon-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
BPssengers arriving S0ningoD proceed Immediately
Providence and Nev-bed
hd accommodation trains from Stontngton At a "a -
accompanies the steamer sne tram
\. ~
Pr pare behs freight Poation may be made
sPier No N R. OF the Office, No 10 Battery place
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1854 NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854

Conmencing January 1854
TlAINs NEw-YoRK-for New M a.
The 81 train stops Stamford and Bridgeport the M
stanford Norwsk Bridgeport the NJ train at Stamford
vi Bridgeport 81 -.
Tr Port Chester aud Brdgepospees Accommodation train.
Port 9l5 N and 6l5 M for brias port 81
IN -
For BosTos Wis Hartford Springfield and WorceserNpress "
"a AZ ana p NJ Dine and Sups Springfield
Dor Connecticut River, Vermont Railroads and hontrea-hh
rssus A NJ Dine at Springfield ,,e, -,
For Accommodation train Of the New'iayen haiIioa' anu
arinsftla RAirosd--At II 81 a b
fctCGnsl RAirosd-At8 and ll3DA NJ =,
PmEewIaven New London RailIoadExpress AZ ~ 70
NvLordon Norwich S:oningon and Providence and T. a 20
Mv.loneon Oay 4. -,
az .
ioI Dsnbury and Norwsk RaOsd-AceOwmodson at A. d.
an kxpres 81 3P. ~ 1T, n.
l1llSs NywYoBK-From New Accommodation ~
IS and 1851 n and ?. " Express at Lilo ard 20 r, h
tio NofwSk ChesterSpecial Accounted hs
W. Norwtk1 NJ from Por Chester At 30 A. NJ ano DO
Zee large BIN Of advertisement the Station ouses AMI Hotels
VICE frest ana Sapfs Oiice No 81 Cana-st New-Aors
Asst kuptt OGce Station House n. Haven
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Waier Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL.-The School Depart
II ment Of Dr. TRAILS Waer-Cure Establishment No Is
Laisht in successful operation, with ample f,cile for
thorough medical education TePchers DR. Trail DR.
ehew Dr. lor Dr. Wellington, Dr. Snod Fowler WTn
A. Steere, ana Miss A. s. Cogswell
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
i Il No Is Laightst r. T. TRAIL NJ d. Prophetor G. II
TAYLOR, NJ D and d.. J. HOSF0ap Assistants Aecomno
daous parsons Special department. for female diseased
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A thai THOMAS B. LEoGETT, JOHN w. LEGGETr, ,s and
FFGE d5a@on fSe SS
.Enmen e. al their asset: to ;hs
recessed to call upon the .@ whSa
fi ore hereby requested present the same him. for q adA
ton No q Broad i psf 'M MACY Assignee.
4 ssIGNEEs' NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given ven
CO. sna sansSsr are
the Jndsss q the CIS S Of s SsT ,"
for confirmation and 0x %ARP fIosono s
AT A SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for the
N County Of NewYoIk the surroate Oee in the City OF
NewYO the twentieth dy Of DeesnssI IN the year one
Bradford In the mater Of The 3D.
rsdH O and sns the petition Of William Williams and John s.
Of the isst will and testament o. ho1Srt On
sss s. Of Of ls HE
he Robert Dnss deceased a .pp; SsS S the S
the the s .sIS 81 PeS.y next q Oh.t
day. then and there authority should not es given
s tS ass 81 sf S b1ss
pay bis debts "a 4w-l A; w 6aADl0 sai.0.,-e =
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
19Gs 1srs l ss Se C y S
aYss Is to sfsat Of
i Dated sI Ne " the 18Th pses@ss5 1853
,.n,,.cmr. I NEhf NGaft MILLER, E1'eator.
IN PURSUANCE Of on order OF the Surrogate OF the
County notice hereby given 70 al gsr.o3. ans
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof 70 s an az
residence. CherTyst IN
before eighth day OF February ir.or
day OF August, 1883 DA'4O 1~-A $780,
B5 laN6nlf
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate OF
the County Notice hereby given TO al persons
~ cSis against GEORGE w DAWSON late OF the Ot{ OF
ne St cbST residence No .as City Of yT
yot On o. before twelfth Gay OF haeb
the eighth day of Sept 100 E'AN " Admintr.rr
SO lswGnR
PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF tne
So ~ NYork notice hereby given 70 all persons hsyins
IN ANClS kIPP, late OF the Cy OF So"lJA
stsrch Msnufciurer deceased to present me sane p
iorcof 10 80 nIscribeT the Office Of EDWARD
Fo No s0 Cclad Ia City Of NewfoIk on OF oegre me
ltf day OF Februsry ue1t-Dsed New me LII gA u e7
Is5J MARGARET y klPf' EAeou'tn-
sul2 iswemF WILLIAM KlPP, Executor.
NOTICE.-The Property, Debts and Effects OF the
~ late finn Of l.. WOODBURY. Co Is also .: q. WV
BURN day been duly assigned the sabsebe
All ind bted TO said late hrf or 20 l.
hereby egued TO make payment TO tge uHee
SAM 81 WOODRUFF
NTFW-YORK SUPREME COURT City and County
IN a New York MATHEW 4 bOGAROUS and ASA TRutS-
DILL aa.ust LEVI w. TURRELL Summons for money de-
and on contract served ITO the dsfsndan.: You
lyel ummoned and required tue compliant in th
IL the Cy llal ~ SID Cy aud % serve
o N or answer TIE said complaint on the snbscrbe al his
No g5 b. oaiway 10 Fad City Of Newfok. within twenty
ths OF tue
he sai nplsiut wis
H. 80 ID the pautil this Hcton viii take j1d<nsnt
rfsi 80, To- Ire four hundred and t9rg 50 dollars with
1871 and with iutrcst on ne tr' or 80 INC
q Principal from May a be.biss ts * o, in
action Dated New York Jsu1ery H. r. u -
RI ho action hed ID " O.
o. New-l0Tk o. The t.l A IN $50
Cl.y o. he 9Th DAY VI Jana-fyi ls94 - i""'"'
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srp.usurps-usMA MAIL LINE

r.vANNAH sTEAMSHlPS-U MAIL LII !. 81
80 srss-else ship. viii leave new ioa err III pive,
A ococt =. VI, from fsef NO s,,asv January
toii)A CAPT Woodhuil SsSnssd.v January H.
ma Cat sehepek Jsnnary ia
fseTs Capt Lyon I.narry "a
cs.tnh Capt woodhull isnn.ry 25
.flFAMA, Capt seneN'A :. SATURDAY, January q
ty tow ara IN same order until fartner NOTICE.
ksc,h amply on board and for pss,sge % t,o.Aw.v
10 ftt% 'PF' SAMUEL l. MITCHELL. No: 10 oroaa~sy
-oIvANNAU- FARE REDUCED.-The
COR .elspsiS steamship kEYsT0SE sr pbs
ttw gdie carving the United states mail w an ieiat
tgt 81 ssyspnsh WEDNESDAY ian H. =. DsS and
o bs wharf above Pine st. This ship enIey 49, snd
nd strength AID every S PSadsphis
e.ssss "a The STATE OF GE0R9iAA SsI mERoS &
-; siee' ,yerDNEsDAY. Agents 70 PhiiaaePoiA HxsR
kk.ist " 81 Nertbwhsryes; In Savannah a u La as9
i ~ SFW.YORR and LIVERPOOL UNilEED
STATES MAIL sTEAMERs'-Th' ''p' w"
= he ollowtnst NJ. PACIFIC, Capt Rye
ATLANTIS Cege "e''' BALTIC, Capt Coustoek-
lkCiiN "'F ADRIATIC. H.. co..v,n,.n,
,.ve neen built by contract expreeI 20, " 80 in
fsse ssre Ia, taken 10 then
srns 10 nsnre strength and speed sno Pyre
~ are uneouaed for elegance ene i In
~ @ % 70 Liverpool IN h'eass osD $40 tiom
ifssfe "a s,eluSye Of extra SIZE STATE r,eon A.
5 Do " ESQ and go An experienced 'afs0'" ~
lvefgooi 70 - No bertk secured until pala to,
nbe4 ee pBOPOSED DATEsO W oAIb'Iu
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PASSENGER TICKETS for the THlnDIA I, v;
HRlILRoAD for packages Of t~sI suo Once Of the
%.IGEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHllA-
R Pier mo- SS hns sf! BY
a. Potter south Anboy thence BY cars to way s1 b 0ao
E,gs:;s 5S be ts. through @6 3 5 hours 50
NV. WORK. TO MONTREAL, Ogdensbgrgh, Bur
ben Jp:say BsGS F y Asans sud ROa.o
' T sfst Railroad eSrns sISSw'S asd
s checked through rF FGi sAt aS SfS Agent sou
u1RAYELER LOOK to YOUR I iN In s1sdsaI
.Is IToAD Road connecting 9Th the Can1n,
N;% s, Sos d Es City sad NJ
@ F.s sSS broad feet the o ear, are
s SoiDs route York Ci Upper oanads
re W,rep States unsurpassed for beauty and variety OF
and for the speed safety and comfort of the travelling com
S96s sIS rs F PSi Falls pM
s. SS and Ere Rsfoa
WAY EMPRESS TRAIN leave, B,sy9 a. as A., s,yss a,
nd Ns Yss and Ee RSSsSs s.
ss Niagara Fails ITO NJ This train connects at TOnawandA
sWtY AIN leaves Couandagua PM arrives
10 50 N eOHosets with the Mail Train to. to B1so
Ma Dispatch and low rates Also to all parts OF up
T,sSsSe checked through No charge for handbag
Tboush Tickets be had At the offices OF the N Jew 10
Rzpss,epters be cketd throush 70 buhao viz tno
his BY calling the Broadway ohee o,,-,, e,tn,.nt
suneriptepdent's Office 4 +. RI,
'"f CpnandaguL Dec 10 1855
III WIN w PALMER, Agent No 195 Bro.dwsy, view ioIH
A. Y and ERIE X. r. to HORNELLSVI LIE, =,
N. puFFAIO and NETWORK CITY RAlLRoAD-broaa
moee from foot Dusne by the Express Trains
,s ,on,e win certainty Of connecting at buhao WIN hgnt
I'M Express Shore RsrOsd for Cleveland d0sSO
Sioris Columbus Cincinnati and Lousviei also WIN "ea'
arrives at Buffalo NJ Leaves for Cleveland
Ma, Train arrives at Elmrs so P. Nj topping over
All Iroeeed Al q A. NJ and arrive ct BufaoS r. NJ
10 Expres arrives at Buffalo 10 NJ Leaves Tor cleveland
-h.rnse checked through to Buffalo 1. ..,or
200 BTosaway, hrst corner AOovo
u,r.s ] @. HOYT Superntenoeit n 4 u H. H.
W q TAtImApes Asent No 229 Broadway cor Barclay,
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
The splendid superior steamers BAY OsP. n
nats dsys sundsys excepted from pier No E. near the
ners AT NJ touching at Newport each Say - a..
Tlt 10 forwarded through with great ~ a
,,n,s2. freight NM BOBDEN AGENT NOS ~ ana u " @ ~
NTEwYORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger
~ Trains leave pier foot Of Duane st. as follows, viz
Day Express at A. NJ, for DupkIk and buhso -.
Mail al 85 for Dunkirk Buffalo and inernedlste sIe
lions viii night at Ema and proceed the
Way EIpTes at 1880 T. for Dunkk and intermediate sta
Sons.
Niaht Fxpreps, at 3 F. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
YmiFrant At P NJ Dunkirk and int rmediae stations
On SUNDAY, only one Express Train ct T. NJ -, OIL,
DunkTk with the Lake Shoe
lsrosa Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago 20
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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n i1NIRAL RAILROAD of MISUNDERSTANDING
lef soner7fs snd Es-on-Wnfer smeuu On ana
NJ zee 10 lS Ps frs.ns wiz leave fol ter
". kefih RigeI keEYOTk A d, u NJ AID r Nj New,
oJ seneriie Msyi a. r " BY Esi.osd ioot 81 81
ah vi NJ Leave soneIsilo t9ssl $50 A. 81 tbs liae
with trains by the n Railroad Company, foot Of Court
f connect With tTaos IRON Eew-York foO"T from Plain
~ iof hkou6ge &c from Somerge foI Peaphek &C from
ste Horse cor Ror1uTon &c; from East0n for BCiyidele
rtkeslaIe Bethlehem, Allentown Msroh CbDDs 80. &c
GEO " TE0AAM. Superintendent.
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IrsrATE Of Holm SIMPSON. dsa-To ROBERT

ESTATE Of JOHN SIMPSON dsd.-To ROBERT
h SIMPSON nct that By virtue Of order Of poo
n,d out OF the OrphspS Court County Of LzDeef aud
and TO directed will bold IN inquest on
the JOHN SIMPSON late Of Asre To Tnn snd
decsssd make Eaiton ard v.as or spp. me %
o'cloek premises Marie Township Al which time
place you attend II hnE proper sherrs once C.
W IyS3 tdsl l.viwp ELIAS EsY sheriff
NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-J0HANNA
~ JUDD sx.inst ALPRED JrDD-SammOns for relief
Com served To the DEFENDANT fou hereby
complaint this action which viii De
Cerk Of the City and County Of Newfork
City city and copy OF your an.
the ssd complaint the subscriber a. b.. once 70
Walltt in within the service OF
you exclusive Of the day Of such srvce and yen
said within the time Aforesaid the PLAIN
this action will apply the Court Tor the relief demanded in
the complaint Dat New York. Dec. ], 1888 -
ARNOLD X WAGNER Plaintiffs Attorney, NO. ID Gfst
The above luminous and complaint duly tiled the oce OF
Clerk Of City County -NewYork Dec p lsol
fdlyIasRyF1
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NOTICE.-The Property, Debts and ELECTS Oh ,u tne
~ late finn L. WOODBURY. Co, Is also g q WIZ
BURN have this day been duly assigned 20 the s.eios O 10
All indie bed 10 sid late h OF 20 l.
Woodburn hereby Tegued to the under
'-s"s0i - ~ SAM NJ WOODRUFF.
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TMPORTANT to NURSING MOTIIERS.-Dr
Eeaal Notires.

A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby gwen,
N that THOMAS b. LEGGETT, JOHN w. LEGGErr, snd
GEORGE +. LEGGETT competing the hrm o. LEooEdt ,h
BROTHFRS Commission Paper Merchants OF this city have TINS
a.. made an gnmept Of ali their the undersigned in
trust for the their CREDITOR All person.
the firm are requested TO call upon the undersigned without de
law and settle the all having claims sgsn sa
finn are hereby present the same TO h LOT
ton at No q Broad st-New-York. Dec 4 1883 nv ,,.
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lss3. Arrangements for December. 1853.
A


Iss Arrangements for December 1888.
ALBANY and NEW-Y0RK RAH4ROAD.-TwO
a daily Ixproas Trains O'Clock NJ and 81 81
80 Albany Central lire Of railroad Ne also with lines
hA ior safaoga surpgs Whitehall and Montreal TIE trains
s1e With ween end Hudson and berkshire Railroads at Caat
forrCornc Lebanon sprnss The above ran start from
Depot ofWhie Elm and CsntIe s where through
e1n g. procured checked for ALBANY Saeaeo
~ ses Rome syTatnse Auburn Geneva Commanding a Rochs'
$50 received IT Boorn aud BOwcry aad 18th st and
50 stations
sAeve trains will land AID receive Psseose ony CFoton
fs.t hisdse AID Clthtm Foar-COrnfrs.
other viii Civ Hal station corner OF Iryonto"
edcsrtfsst s. herotosare w. X HAIL Superintendent
III UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-fall Arrange
Trims leave Chambcis l.ly for Abby nd Troy
hsNiolt to a. fom Albany ard TroyOn and aaeE NDAY
= ,, ito5 the rfgIs VIII ruu o. follows H., 81,
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"esstlsrr and Western Tfdns
siel Ifsiu Q b. Th4olgh Way Trains u ". aud IS p NJ
saiiess lTslls p N cOlluncc9tiop Train a. T. NJ
" ifrryiown q ici y. NJ 80.
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e. and Way, Freshi eaS Passenger Train at 10 "
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NAY NAIL TRAINS 1910 r. N from Canasi FOR Albany
EDAUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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IN pTRsITANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the

In PURSUANCE OF an oIueI vi wy IN 49,. svins
60 n N,1York notice hereby given 70 All pers9ns ma ns
IN ANClS A. KIPP late OF the City Of Sew-l OK
s;sTeb Msnncfurer deceased to present the same wa"
Ohce Of EDN AItD n
Fq No lao Orchardsi In he City Of NewfoIk on ~
Ilth dy OF Fsrsry e1t-Dsied NewYoIk me lin Ay o u.s.
1865. MAkDAlsGI ~ - -
aul2 iswGmF WILLIAM klPP, Executor.
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A ssIGNEEs' NOTICE:-Notice is hereby S c gwen zen
~ that the WIN J TURRELL and ALBERT ChAM-
BFRLIN ssgnees of T. BADGER Co late 81 are
the judges Of the Court OF common
Pleas at Monrose Pennsylvania MONDAY the 18th day OF
'ANO@'' ~ w. WARD Pro:honotary.
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate OF
the County Notice hereby given to a., Pe,sons
N rreseut the with vouchers thereof TO
&c liner AZ her residence No Si Csnsls in the City OF ew-
" ~ - bs-e the twelfth March nextDsted New-iOIk
the eighth day Of sept, 1855 ESIhH ~ A5ninistr,trix
CroP
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IT A SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for thu

IN Pursuance Of on order OF the Surrogate OF inc
Comfy Of New York notice hereby given 70 all persons h' ing
eIss agsin JOHN DRlSCoL late of the City OF De
5000 ~ the same with vouchers thereof the snpcIbe
a IL resdtpce No CherTy in the City OF New, OH on
Iee the eighth obrpaiy nextDted New OK in
dev OF August, 1883. DAVID bAi1I1A' Au-4A-N''1'-'
rGuiF
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

PASSENGER TICKETS for the IL. di nds.yd a.
~ "a ef cent from the usual prices at the Once oil 'ne
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