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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
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ORTGAGE SALE Of FURNITURE PIANO-

WI FoRTES. RICH ChINA-WAKE, Gc &c -TaIS DAY,
fdA, 0'clock No IS Nas1ust doors FdOD
KEMP viii sell auction, by order Of the uSitslseea
boo funGIe Of sood qUait consisting Of carpets Chua snd
Mirror 6i Octse Piano Forte, foe
Instrument; Rosewood PsI Furniture suite covered ia
French satin Btooasle and velvet Library and Seceta
Mahogany tabletop
DsDs MaIbetOp Wshstands Rosewood sid M.bogany
MAJ bic Center Pier Fancy aud Side Ia
Nee Mshogany Ie ates sofas Arm Chairs SEWING spring
POr EtsECres painted enteled Cham Der
pure aud without btos Mahogany French and
Bcdscsd Hone Hair Mattresses Bosers and Pillows NJ hog
Dining Tables Breakfast % French China
Chnz Nsses oman Toilet
and GatswaTe Table Gallery, Clocks &c Also seaea as
toItp hold Furniture well worthy attention Coos
NE city be packed for shipping al rea
charge by expe packers Catalogues morning OF
sale
Al u O'clock four superior ROsew GOD q ard os
excellent aud dnh and fully Warranted
Which are particularly NOIthy Of attention
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The complaint In the above setion fled IN the oce OF Il
e. az he CITY and County Of NewYOrk Febfnary Is 1884
fq4ie-6gF CLARK COHSWsLL Pl.autS Attornsys'
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I ONGWOKTH's OHIO WINES

OFFICE GOvEREOss ALhsHoUsE, March 1854
CTEAMBOAT WANTED-Sealed Proposals will
- be I'd by the Amsou-s their office
Ko O'Clock Of the An April for me
commencing the Isl dsy Of
will he rqored trip eachdsy sGndsys
from the fot IL o'clock NJ 10 Belle
her oil freight aud an
vessels freight other be required
thu Of the boat offered her tunnaxe dine
Free whrfage will be furnished by the
required the f hul Performance VI
For further information apply 1t the above Ohce
TIVE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his
liLd IaiIors 10 wsh their vines shnbbey &c trimmed
pot ia order that 20 Popef 70 10
viii he 10 leave their orders 10 hr W "
who III personally suPente nj their ~ors and viii
ION persons have been going the rounds among
NY osine doubt 10 instances de
o,rg that which has tskon ard trO which
their han dworE performed either OBTAIN
fuil or flowers r. DUNLAP, Florist No 6ji broaiwty
TO BUILDERS and SHIPPERS.-N WHEA-
TON 32Canast whole sale retail dealer IN DJofs sas
has hand IL h large aortuen o. the
m0nufsotud Of the beet aud kn dried 10
SHUTTER Blinds Gothic aud Ofcea Shes
Psuc Work &c Of oil descriptions msde 10 oder al the shorr
Window Gss sud ssor
udei. Had~sr constantly hand and for sale the
Lowest piices.
YEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBi1F IS the orig
ps Inventor CbemicA Po~de which prepared
aid by CO and 10 WssbDOD, NeS York 10 tn
ss purchase should thai they that with es
Shove
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I|RIAT WESTERN MAIL KOUrt.-SlAI

4. 'RtAI y ESl EGN MALL NOb t---clAA
" MILFs DISTANCE sAVED-MChi0AN souttEhN
slver Ruuuue tire q ~ Louis 81 hourt - - -, 81. o.
P.Iseusefs can Me- YorA b. the "" fohh A1 sh
t'elocL kni..as sseai1s a D4nsis ~ ne S.''
n LAKE, sHORE RAILROAD and reach Chieaso oeH osepin.
: ~ ocioek comfortable n.shts aay Dr. Sots;e, &c
zoe ~ he fi1Ai5C AHD A)Df
'Sr AND RAILROAD Or "a N@le Bloomnston -pnrShe . -
,.t .pS 81 Louie al the BY RAILROAD Also cHnlrc'.
A. iirsso I'D tran- the CHICAGO md 6AIFNA NIL
,r R0-.flrd FREE port. Gaiene AID Dunaque
line have the privilege Of -toppos - an f
81 pleasure Ana they WI nov
t-e purrros love delays oc sson@d ~ NV
- other q.
luther uioltaucu apply ~ be YOU
80 y en@
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-
lt tor B1ootlyn WEDNESDAY, March q al y o'clock VI
Meclsuts TNeharse Il Sfofs positive sa Of Houses aud
fultonsv Ray mOnd aDd Navyss mar
NtlIson Fax, brOJkyn oar desirable, threespry
and cellar Ptlaielpbsout bics Honses ~ By ~
the finished
Is,. r,le with mod m marble mants
oIF d. tsn'd hI',rs hot aud cDd
ies Iuup iron balcony agd RI ~ feet Of c01ryad
mont o o by l. feet sitgsts the westerly side Of
HsynoIdst tultOnay Oppoio the mansilo Of J. 81
fGix Ia 'igh LOte north side Of FuOnay be
keFy RaymoudtiS to four Los the side Of
FULTON D. Ksb also foorieeu Lots
side q Raymord 81 between Fulton and De kabavs
property d,IGty located for Tesdences aud
Crook their
with Fstushsv omnbus, constantly pssDs Futon snd D3
Ealb rtoud Cmussses ell be 81 f4u tha-e
by July l84 making It practically The city via
nominal Of tbs
property the City OF Brooklyn add
puobase for occupation investment improve
For and particulars apply the Auconeen No 55
Fulon st Brooklyn, or NO. 90 Waist New York.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Fall ARA,

1t UDsO \ bINEk hAILhUhD -fa'I hrLart,
Il I s,. Chambers dsy ~ Albany snd Troy
On ,no rrr MONDAY Dtc5 iS3 the TrAus Will ron ~ ioos.
Esre.. Tsn Nj tbToash In ioaf neus CONNECTING -'1
korthsrr N.ttsrb TraTs
Mail Train A Through Nay Train, 70 and p "
Tram. z N Accommodation Irar az ? NJ
For Tsrrytovn ~ l.. p NJ. a, 49,.
For eeTtie Way Ptss"r ger Irsns 40 4 80"
from chen and W Freight nd fssteHST iAh 81
rA Chsmbsrst
For Peeisfiu ats N - - - 81. -,
afe TrSto-r Peeik and Posrhkespse Trains ''oP 4" al
the Way st4tiers - ,,,.--A -. ,s,...q,....
StNDaY MAIL TRAINS p Ion C4nslst for Albany
sLs A. Al WAY Stations
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INPJ RSIA NCE Of en- order of the Surrogate of the
County OF New York hereby given an persons hay as
GAINS az Inst WILgIhM FERGlE. te Of the CITY Of Nwfo' a
see,ssed present the wh yosehe hcteo to sac 'io
.rls Al The rf,iSrLc VI JOHN Pc rERNI| No 2ls 7l la
H. CIV Of K,wYork Oh before h sta dsl Of pt-mber next
~ IOHN PETFRKtV AdInni'rlt1r.
ugl av6nF ELLEN YER 'lE' AdhhstfhfN
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foR rnt IsrEsoE Iss' ieSe N! ,,ir. ~ the ,ss
ps Express Train Of cars will leave savinnah
TUESDAY sud SATURDAY after the arrival AZ >! oeocA n
Coluu the morning at ooct ino
20 Mont souery the day a. o'clock N-oGy - 9ouT
Savannah honigomery-uaknS IL hoors les ADa us'
than BY any other route % ,ou,s -. -, 49,.
FoR The steamer ST JOHNS Hept Jsnss rree
horn: re.mef WELAKA Capt n King and WILLIAM GAS
TON Capt Shaw form regular line eonnsens I'm
leaving Savannah TUESDAY IhURsDAf
SATURDAY 10 O'clock for Paisa Fedh eleb
ksrys, Georgis Jack-oDylle, niddebat
Pieoaa and 81 Augustine Florida These bos Ayns ans
pased for and taxing t@ sh' sle
oe.t ,urerior Inducements for nvslids .pf Others
Fo apply board shere al bills OF adns vi" be ga>d
and for pesssge 70 20
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Y Yos Sousrvi- md fsstouNnt-r Arrin1enenn % sha
,r De IS PASSENGER ans leave follows IRON ~
No , Son Rfvsr NeE-YotE ". I'm and ? NJ Ne-.
Yo-E for s,r.er,le 'psy' - NJ. b. Asirett foo, OF
PhihsburSh opposite Eston atSt AID y
A N 8! Lesve Somrrvic (~a.l ftb 50 4 " m. me
ith trtEs b H. kaToad COMPANY 1905 o. No'
etd-ft.
saga correei with from New YORK 70 oFs From Paa
fla ff Rssktrfcge. ffoE SOM villa or PsnacA r. rom
NLre Htuss. III uiIstsn A. from E,ston of De's'e
V!lS0lG.Te b Lleho Allen Naueh ChsIk @c &C
n Az. Slpe nie1'
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~ Trains leave pier 100; Of Duan. - FOL owe VIZ
Dsv EIvress At IA " for Dgnkirk and Bufalo
Nail At G5A r DubEifk AID Bahalo Ani a,s STA
tors Ts train remains nisst a. EH4Ia ana poeee Ss
usx EouHg =, .,..io,.
wAy PAssen r. tOm footof Nirayl VIA flefu'h'
klr Suf.ru snd Intermediate stations
Wa Tor Otisyile and Intermediate dAioEs
Mill ,rTs..sf5P 81 for puD.hb and b1asIo
On SIND AZ only Express Train. ats p NJ
Thee FNprss Trzins connect AZ Dankrk "h ne Len snoe
Rsiosd o Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo DE ro Cnieeio &C
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EHANGE OF ROUTE Of TIE II A. NJ and i al
y LINES for P-ILAOFLPHIA- % AID after MOSOh toe
sth Of Nab the Il rraus for Phhad iPhA VIA
L-Ner jersey Railroad will be ", heoney AM WAal
AMI Geiay % the onuloe
ou keusustou aHod.ng An opportunity " dne
on sks tea hoard the sesml0A IN ths Da" sre IN
rs from Philadelphia al a 81 snd 4. r NJ ~iH 'aA'e '
MalLutat ~han
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Ccqai Ncufes.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF tie Surrogate ot
o., Corrv o. York police hereby given all proas
having serst hORACE LITTLE late Of me ciy Of Ne"
York reliant deceased the same, VIII vouchers
O. scriber william { Weed No - CJ1Et-
g. n Tie be.ose the Fei!eh Gay
HARVEY LITTLE.
ltflsv6nF- AdmiLsTA,oE With the vii anaeHed
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
he County Of NeYork notice hereby 20 al persoa
isrt clans sgsir JOAN BAEE Ton se VI she City Of New
the with vouchers thereof % tho
srirle a. ihe ssas-ee Of JOHN TURNER No 2a 7ih e. n
before the third dls o. jay mex
Ie,,d Nsw-Y.rk, the oh dsy OF December 1888
JOHN TURNER, (r,...t,r.
IS asCmfs NEHEMIAH hiLbeN)
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate oi
tie County New-York rty a n 20 all Reo'
bsvt. claim JERUSIA WILLIE las- " she 81 OF e"-
Ik ui5ow deceased 4 Irsslnt III s0gchu hereof
"a he ribrs The Robert Earle No IS san
h ~. civ .ef5fe ia. dJe,lh day o Ju
Dated New the eleventh day Of Jsuury, 1881
ROBERT FABLE. {r,e.st,r.
.ls laueuFs HARVEY HIGGINS $500
INPJRSUANCE Of en- order Of the Surrogate of the
II ID be rlyeufl Der
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The work is 10 be OF the best character, and TO
be done TO the acceptance of the Commissioner,
or such person as he may appoint TO inspect ii J;
aud all that is 10 be DONE must be done by the
LIST day of October next.
The travelling must be at least twelve inches
in depth AT the centre OF the street, tapering of
gradually TO six inches in depth at the sides. Sc
curity will be required for the faithful perform
Of the work. Any surplus earth from the
grading must be deposited al such place within
reasonable distance, as the Commissioner shall
designate.
Proposers will state the price per cubic yard
for the grading, and per superficial yard for the
gravelling, including gravel and all materials.
B. B. FRENCH.
Commissioner of Public Buildings
Feb 2i-td