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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
pATRIoT1C LINE-New Line Of Nsw,Ysra s.n ard

nATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NewYorh ard
IS,erpooI Packets This hns win be composed fshe sonow
ins new and splendid ships viz
uOJfN burden. Captain D. d. Truman
"a burden. Captain Dsvd Csalkirs
WEBSTER 1000 tuns burden Captain Lawrence
The above have been recently built and the largest Ans
most Substantial In the trade go -
Tbcy are compounded By erpar.ence and ability Her
superior and every ekeron ~t te
made 70 promote eomo and the convenience
shippep rr trsighi OF passage sgRy 70 - .-.-
As~nts n LdverpooT GR1MNIAW Co No 10 GoTse fiA1s
1NHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAhHgs-Ths Ships composing this hae
are the following.
ATLANTIC. Capt West. PACIFIC, CAPT Nye
ARCTIC Capt. Luce BALTIC, CAPT Comsoeh
ADRfATIC
These ships built BY contract expressly oI o.
has been taken II their CONSTRUCTION -so W
% Fngn.s and speed and their .eeou t
ems for uneqused for elesance and comfort re
erf;clAsa
second ronn
yepoo IA Neyy York eEpeeRcef surgeon AZ
stch.S 20 eseh ship. No berth secured until pad Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
yYyVF Only PRIZE MEDAL for TRUSSES
feaal Notifes.

AT A SURROGATEs COURT held IN and Tor D.. the
N County HewYork the san9nss oaes IN the City Of
oS,tss ebt H9Aered and sy Present AeI.adei W
.6oIt TuI5S,ss 9, the Of RosERT 9 DaEE 81
reading and ins the petition of William Williams snd John
Gee s,c Of The City SssYOTt dscss for hOIy mort
s lssse or sell ne Ies s e Of sI s ssTsd n he I q
the said Robert Oingee deceased appear ee9Ie me @
tie eighth day February rext a. 10 o'clock 10 TIE forenoon
Day then and there to snow cause ny S ~
e. said Robert Dngee dee.sed .es be Necessary
eaV his debts "a iw. A w BRADFORD Surrogate.
A sSICNEEs NOTICE.-Whereas, ia pursuance a
"A order Of the Court Of connon Pes Sr the Cry :n CSl
y New Tsas .hs fourteenth day OF peeepssi r. -
duly assigned all his estate both real and PERSONA N AZ sAa
equity wh1ieyer nature the same may be pro-
perry or evidences property him col.ter. ssca
OF % c .Ss the e Without G N
hun other person or sett WIN n
with Any other person. EXCEPT bFxF II i'il ai%Rs
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
b. s fsGHy e;'is'
York eeeeaed present the win vouchers sr.o 70 Us
the City Of NswYok the hind day Of Jay next
Dstsd kew-YOrt, the 2sth day o. Dsesm6e. 49,"
sso,.-smF. i SEHk lGsfb MILLER E''ea'oD.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surrogate CT
The 9Sso.y Of Nl S F b aSEss3 Ts2 20 +. Cry
deceased 70 present. the ss1e With yoasneT tase
The sisla5 az Of sept lass EsfttER DAwsos
C'TiPpPFME COURT-Sullivsn County, s.-Janes
t.Ssr,sr yoa hereby summoned AMI required 70 a1;rsi
he complaint ihs action VA Vii o. LED y y On. - ~,
an tsy NovsHbsi e snd ;er's eeP{ OF yoaT =
sa,sn County, NewYok within tweny day. Iis' ,a ~
hecf yeuve Of the DAY Of ser &C. an yo9 al 20 ~ "a
~ H. sl thee haaTri io.-. va AZ -. = - "a
drt dsy q October s5 beds' 70 '.f o. 'as
bfo'-,. ss1I'h sam pIMMIcN LE6GErr PisiadTi Aayt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

For freight pastaKe appI y % =, =. 49, :. a, %
Brown sIIIPLEY n Co. HFerpoOl
TuHN MTTNEOF 4 Co Rue NOne Dame Yictofies
Paris u. SEQ H. DRAPER Hsvre
will be accountable for solo diver
bon speoe ewelry precsuf stones metals 1nleI h Of
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
StAyANNAH STEAMSHIPS-U.S MAIL LINE
These ships will leave NewYork FOX savannah fol-
lowe At O'Clock P. NJ from Pier No. North River;
FiORIIA Cut Woodbrll saturday January
AIARANA Cat uesday, January IL
AICT STA Can't LYON .Sssrisy January a.
OuTDA Woodhull = turlav, Janurry n.
"Wednesday.
hIGIrSTA January %
Tler ceforw ard in same order until further notice
For freight apply on board and for pssssRe to
SAMUEL H. MITCHELL, No ID Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

T ETCHES.-Just received per last steamer ana
constantly hand supply OF hesh healthy aad large
Ieeches for sale at 80 per eco and SO per roe by
-' r. PATUREL & Co No. 30 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

Prsreriy to tie amount Of ssCo) was Destroyed o. IRE
in & Ia innati Oh Sunday last. IasUrance' SOD Ah'A5
lie Irolety destroyed we're ten horses end ODe Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
AJEW-YORK and NEW-IIAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1854 NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1854

~ CommencDg January 1854
"a E1 IS $500 & NJ &. s9d
sa aS KoI~aR and bridgeport n stamford
For Port Chester and Bridgeport Accommodation train:
for Port Chester gl5 and 10 P 'or BrdsePOft&
For BOsrOS Hartford Springfield and worcser-EzPro'' at
"a and NJ Dine and supst s .1o a.,
For AeeoDmodaOn iIAiO Of The Ne"'hH7en hsi'''d Aho
For Cenal Ralroad-Ats and II 81 NJ. =
For Ntwsven aud New London RailIoadExpres ats " &c
London Norwich soniDston and Providence and r NJ &c
fo Houss One and Nugsuch RArosdEIPress at A NJ and
Fc Dsnbuy Y.w.lh Railroad Accommodation at A
anT hHPseS e. al SossFrom New HavenAoooan st
So IS ard sS5 NJ and NJ at lilo and 925 NJ
Tfon KowuI and Port Chesterspecial Accommodation trains
from Nowak ct from Port Chester at $50 A. NJ aad SO
See large b Of advertisement stson and Hotels
Vice Pes sno . SS Hose 0saf Haven
NETWORK and ERIE RAILR0AD.-Passenges
~ Trains leave PIER foot Of 0.H ana a SSs VIZ
Nil ~ si5 M for Dunkirk Buffalo and
ons viii night at ElmiIs and proceed tbs
Va, express at 1850 P NJ for Dunkirk and intermediate
%4FM for otvis and S Il ,n ten Fs. ''''i0a'
Nh n1rs for ba I R9a1 md
On SUNDAY, only Express rTsin al P n Lib. s.o.
CHAs hlNoT. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fal Arrange
leave ohambsI.st daily for Albany s1s Try
NewYct and from Albany and TIOy-on and after MONDAY
Dec s 1855 the Trains viii run AZ ioiowsi -
Fxpress Thin A. NJ through II four hours eonneens "ie
Northern and Western Traius . an,
Mail Traia A NJ ThIolgh Way Trains u NJ and 2 ~
Tzpiess Trains P. NJ accommodation Train at . r. A.
For FAIRY at 10! ?. NJ IN,
For Way Passenger Trains AZ ITO and fn
% and Way Freight and Passenger Tran Al ~ Al
non Nasute
tor pestskll A. 5. ?. NJ. -.-.- -. II a..
fbe iAawn Peekt and PoushkeePne Trans stop ST al ths
VA
tChaber Cans Christopher 18th and slst<s
suNDAf NAL TRAINS at 81, d. from csnss' f0r Albany
EDMUND FRENCH, superintendent.
YVSdE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNGTOS
Il ~ Boston; PROVIDENCE EE~-BEDFOhD, and IAuN
TON Inland Route without ehsnge Of or detention carrying
he .sssnt C vANDF RBILr Cart Josl Stone and CoMMo
Boston Providence RsToad leaving New fotk
excepted from Pier No. K aooNe
B-ry, clock II AID S,onnsron o'clock NJ or
on IRE arrival fh, Nal n which leaves Boston a. P
h- for strength safety comfort
q, slersrce The 0hcers experienced and attentive.
.bo- AID % ere direct, A- thy pleasantly and eXpedoasy
shc rssegsrs Avsys rely fesohins heir Ses
nee ol fi tl either " the other rolts
~ TDNLfOpDFt lrrr Ne fofk -Aoalay WEDNESDAY and
From sio-rlr l itsiss. fhnZsdhg >ii saturday
Nir-lft /. Nt-f esinj Ia rritJ AID
Son SION u4. -No-das W-aBcsiaJ snc Friday
a-rsi-r >tonIf'tt ff0eeTn lui.aeo'eey
-.nr Prov Deuce n'.i'n 'a.h..1 20 '"N'oea-
Co.. .r rra41t irr-p 1r'u-1at0n g. A ~
t...... ....e- .l'
80. c--. -. ,.s.s. 80 t.ssiioa aas, Il rus1s
,,. \ r. o. q ne oiee, Nc 10 ssi-sfy-gnSo
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Oseau Steamers, 81.

BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS--A NJ HINK-
Ley late ISs for ad@ Co.. s Ss 1 IL H. s ssl
R'''4, Ssei' Ag ST s hds & No 80 sro.d~,
IT S MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via AS
PIEWALL and PANAMA Lowest Prices slbsIo steam
eIs Extension Of the fanas Railroad i vac s
Ios agreeable Trough 10 a. vance OF al otlr INES
gss m0Npa a FeSas,y E st soecs from pier Of
remit, the fast ssirg .earohip 81 Leat - NJ Np,iv'
rsny's sesmer CALIFORNIA Capt AV Leroy rhs exen-
he in one day consideration s WIN induce all who value their
Iesh select II Mr. Hnsley late forwartef
r adams Co he Ithmls has perfected HE srlngemsns for
lie Of paFcDgen and h,I baggage nom Aspnws 20 rhs
TON al Adsns Co.'S No Brosfw,y hs nodors for
% az es eff Of m Sss et or pase ap
Sl Il The Office Of the Company No III w,.'' WHIT
INDEPENDENT LINE for CALIFORNIA -
Il JAHFs NJ CROSS Propie Of The Atlantic eamsr Ed
MAhD North SFaa 800 tins bur
don HAVING her European eScurs o. proved he,sen
SKY FeSra.y Sy ., d 5Scf pIs
ne sGe PoP.s Ct, Of tbe s er. variant ~ 5sao
''' this line VA JAMES Sies n Cross No Bi''a9 f up stairs
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
u. ORLEANS via HAVANA Sailing at o'clock P ~ ffon
RI F re- co nj intend Ss asle6 on FRiDA
New cubic foot Specie only
srpeis will be furnished with the blank form Of BIN Of dns
sFnedly this Comgan on application No bills o. dn signed
.s freight or passage 'PP9 at the ONCE Go8kRTs
NIEW-YORK aud CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE via NICARAGUA The Accessor Transit Company OF
kcagua ProrrttoIs Through Ia advance OF the MAI Oay
Through Tickets including the lshmus Cr0sng Ine eN
boz bic ugine iushp NORrHERN LIGHT 70 % tgh- Ogf
then " an leave ~ r 1t o'clock NJ precisely Tor
with the new and favorite steamship CoRfES, 2oO tant
hrC en- over the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having bit
twelve miles Of land leest aut7s W an-uPasseo
IN their accommodations For informs ION OF pas
ssre apply only CHARLES MORGAN Agent No Bowling
green -------------
TOR CALIFoRNIA-The new, splendid aud qn,
rivaed steamship YANKEE BLADE, Will sail the Paehe
or TUESDAY via Rio de Janeiro Valparaiso aud
iecoiaie ports The YANKEE Ri ABE TO take her place IN
Tho ind Line cion with Coma odoTe van
Yacht NORTH STAR ana tle justly
eoegated sttomship UNCLE SAM forming monthly line &c
California via Panama For freight passage apply to
L MILLS No 81 C1ur iandtf
EOR BIRMUDA aud ST THOMAS-The Royal
L Mail Steamer CURLEW w. Sampson, Commander This ine
new steamship will ssh for the above lslsnds on rESOAf IN
The CHIew jest built Clyde, expressly for the
service between aud St Thomas She has Lofty poor
eOod ventilation
MONEY;
To Bermuda .......... $50 To st TbomV .s..s..'.So
For freight passage apply 20 IN ~ H., oyv
THE NETWORK, BREMEN and SOUHAMP-
Il ION UNITID STATES MAIL STEAMERS rhe shios
comrrisug tbs the ~ASHINGTON Capt r NJ Fitch
HERMANN Csrt E. Higgins These steamers stop at southampton,
ho hgoiuF nd fetuI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
alillinsrp, &t.

,psOyAL.-JAMES TUCKER, importer and
IN Paris Flower and Feathers ne, removed from otna
Az & ga Bro airs between White aid Wase,s
10 say h4 attractive Spring Flowers viii be sV@A0 "
Ersns and Crowns reliable Paris fashions NO ''
vesSssy Up I,sirs between White and WlkerSs
nONIT0N LACE-H0NIT0N LACE@hSOcc al
III TON LACE-CAPEs, CAPEs CA i - ons.t Of Honton
- ppIoD resrecifuly inform those seie, ~ que ~ ,cL
Isee Cspes their ,atlhmen can Be ioana % a. arse a.
Of Collars Chemiee and sseye 70 hs m.,epse
every other article Pe1ns 70 toe 81 The manufacturers
sect their pstten and hve and trei 70 any
isr Of ,pv rate made order esuei a nso,t IA ga
L,,Is GlssTvo CIRTER Co Honiton Lses DsP'N w. 90
Betdwsy opposite The hsoP0 nsoos Oed making
Lace work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

FRFsHET AT SAUGERrIEs, ULSTER COUNTING have
the following accOuu; OF food in Saugerties Creek
Tie rain 81 Wednesday and Thursday raised the creek
20 that the ice went Thursday evening was from
five to six inches ok and commenced moving about II
O'Clock 4 NJ Ii damned up near the steamboat wharf.
which raised the that t overlooked the dock at
the iron MIL covering it with ice and hng the different
buoinss the depth of x eight feet IL must pave
done great damage there but the amount cannot DO deter
mined until q @ zee is removed ich hlls the build
inls and covers be machinery The whole premises, IN
door ard out is large field OF ice. great number OF
men AZ c low employees in removing Il, which will probA
bly take week 20 accomplish The rise OF water
must have been from Ten % 6neen feet
AT the paper mill broke in at the windows and filled
the finishing room. damaging them about 500. Foru
natlS invoice of paper, worth $1,000 or 5000, hsd
boon SHIPPED across the river tew days before, and
thereby escaped damage. breakwaor ON each side oil
tic mill Eu d mayed asd partly taken away Inc
deck vi ere he L. SteN lands covered with ice,
and feare entertained al about two o'clock that the
store house would be carried away The dammng Of the
ice above H. Tn the other side of the creek soop,
belonging Capt Field, raised from the water upon
the dock aud her stern driven through store house The
house OF Mr. r. Lewis who lives tho dock, was Tiled
with water to the depth of three feet store house OF
VIM. Il Dubois was swept away, aud tho barrels win
which il was filed carried oil and lay scattered upon
the fats OF the light house Flour in store was dam
aged and oht articles 10 a considerable extent sOoP
also oosed from her moong- and carried toward the
Ii. house those who witnessed the passage OF tue ee
say that the Eight sublime beyond description The ice
TO The i.htLouso is broken up"
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C,I-pRFNF COITRT-Tbe MUTUAL LIFE IN

CUPREME COURT-The MUTUAL LIFE IN.
- STRANGE COMPANY of New-York against A BEL 5 Pc
TFPS ard HARRIET his wife Of the rdgm'nt
made 10 ills action will be sold public auction At the Meehin
Frbsuse CITY York under the direction OF the SUB
.erLr AZ referee Edward Ludlow Aucoaeer on tue Vn
dsy Of February 1854 O'Clock of that day all th certain
with bpings and improyn .n
situate aud being IN the Eeys1Ih ward OF
t C f New-York westerly side Of Avenue D. between
eth aud shss being Of LOIS known and 90
lots Of around siuae In the l Oi te
the Of john Fack deceas ID 90 vac
by Even City Surveyor 10 March loss and no. on ae 10
he ace OF City and County OF New YORK as o
hundred aud i ald o1e hundred ana
frfygh Q4 lying contiguous TO each o'e when ptife Oh
bounded aud described
westerly Of Avenue and sfh
westerly line Of Avenue
forx eleven inches; thence westerly and parallel WIN
f feet tn southry parallel with Avenue i0rty SIX
Co. ncbes and eastery along the nOrhery side
~ hst ffry feet Avenue d. the pace Of bgnnng DHed
NewYork. Jan IS, 1854 d. HObAhIi heIeIoe'
az su3gTuGFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

I TELL YOU, Noble Sirs, that my ONGUENT
wiz force the whshe5' or mqstsches to gfow IN I'VE or s
II trail I've no the result for know H. and have proved
Il we'll 81 per bottle sent TO part OF the eolntGy - 90 PEI
half dozen r G. GRAHAM No Is Ann+t Mrs Hayes No 10
Fultor BrooLyn; r. Spsadins No q rrenontroF Boston
Cuthte No. l4O 3d, Pittsburgh and GIL Dfussa o"n OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

ETFrcr OF TIE SToRs SusDN NtGHT on THE RrvsR-
pssfrscf'0E OF Cool boats $4,000 rOrh Of Coal SEak
Sereroi Lftes Lott souday>night was cold and stormy
The steamers and coal boats exposed on the river during
tie night encountered severe gale tempeuoas storm
of wind and sleot
Tie steamer ALLEGHENY from Pittsburgh at lh6 com
Of The storm, took refuge .as ~Asfaf Mays
VILE and by the fury of the eisents in danger Of being
blown from her moorogs. but fortunately wesihered the
storm Robins coal boat from Pittsburgh lying near by
was swsmp,d end the crew escaped with their lives by
means Of tie 81 n to the egheny.
Cspi Smith. with the~ieamer lake Erie, towing down
six barc,s loaded with coal sunk Of them containing
1900 bushels while attempting reach the shore in the
storm Sunday night, 30 miles above The city.
The wood YARD reported thar pair Of coal boats
had b. sysur.d and sunk near Wsrsaw which there
had been crew OF thirteen men, Only SIX Of whom we're
then known 70 have escaped Soon alter another a)ated
by in sinking condition. the crew Of which were crying
On Sunday morning four pair of boats passel by this
city viz McCluskeys, Samuel Crows AMI one eaoh Of
Peter and Jacob Baker. These boats were ioaied Al
Pepress u miles above Pittsburgh al the mouth Of the
YoueIieLeny and contained % OOJ bushels belonging TO
VIM Hsines and poied by Frank W cir also passed. tbs
city Sunday, sud were exposed 40 the sans storm we
have since learned that these bargs were those sank
Sugar Greek. ~.
tp to that time intelligence hsd been received here OF
the loss Of - boats, as follows Robbins, s. j. w.
Nhiesp. /: ID Galway. .; G bravo, j. Harrssn,l ;
Brwr =; 1 kirk. /; Peterson Mckee, ! L. Murray,
at Blacks Island, s. Wilson @; al Lock No on Non
nory River, .. Faucet ?; of.ow6oai Hornet az mar
tiIsvie, L Baker /, L Garyey p hanus Donald,
l, Riley Rupert >. at Beach Bottom, p at hustaphas
Island /, Hyatt, Mclean ,. -
Since then learn that Friday night above wheel
irC. John . Neil n Co. lost ,; same place Harvey
N,il am Hugh Kane each at Wheeling, one sank,
and 4 MIR Boy drowned also each OF III Nell, Mr.
Brown aud NJ. Dravo & son.
All Of This feet left Ptisburgh last Sunday week, and
Ny five par reached here Sunday AFTER Certain desruc
tic hos already been visit s. 81 hos already started
Further news, il is feared, will increase the list
None If these valuable cargos are insured. Each boat
cnairs Gbout 1900 bushels, and is worth about $1,000
each hence the loss already know amounts TO $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
~ nnSFSl' HnRSFSl HORSESl A .trona LinI

DR. KrLxGEs-a Dear When the above oosd MOI
40 oe t csns on the parties Theu cOuld not doubt but
evidence sasfsc as tbs strong test y s
o with grs add testimony have cured TWO very
Bad deeply seated cough cured og days.
tue o.her Respectfully yoas, 'AMES hAyESs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
Gteamboais an6 Railroads.

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave brO0kyl
50 aDd r for fsr@r,dae - stJs
,. r1sss: sSf md p' s5'GssP
H 81. s g ana % y d N o. u SiSs v6n
Bod. on mopd syn S I ''' '''
uARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE-On
Ii ard aer MONDAY, Jan o. 1884 s1pdsy: excepted for
Al 5ANY End TROY WI FAYE City H ., SO0 40 Geoe
LEAVING DEPOT CORNER ~ wHiIs AID cENTaE-sTs -.
SoRf S EElEsS & oPDni i.as w 61t, P ss
Aunia NleItOn I'm dale and Chatham Corn" ana arriv-
LxPqESs 6s; T SB. mn Rs,S
raon CRY HALL STATION
MILLERToN at z NJ stopping al White Plains Ne"-OA''e
CEOiON FALLS as P NJ stopping Foihnm and stations
WHITE PLAINS. .1q AN 81, and CT PM, stopping at
WILIIAMss BtIDGE, at 81 NJ, 40 o. IL H. a.4o, 81
ToFDHAM @iI P. NJ, stopping a. Al wy stations -....
for ttcs buffalo and other places C and North Albany
nys ons Of bowery and Bro'mes a1d iihsv
RETURNING TO SEw.YoEx,
NJ stcpf hook Ch.a coraer. MAriind,e HIl,
dale Meon Am.ns Dover Plain. os1lqss Cron FA' a 9
Cy At e NJ c,o Sp and We Psa and snd
Pseuges sn a. other reg a stations nor'h OF
b end -9s % I1 T R.a s', t,o StS e
ycs Absn n and Trey al ~ '%2P S f p, 4, II. anal sa
North Falls TIA stopping at Fordhain aud
H: NG X X Plans rs, s and S91 % sPd S I'd Sa5 :.
04 and II! A. NJ, ardl 81 and IN and Fordham at
6iA.M HoppiDg OF way sat ols =, ar.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Commencing jan r. 1851 .
Trims Falls aud all Stations at 81 A u
5P " Returning will leave Croon Falls 81 A NJ and u
7. NJ Stopping al all way stations 80 ,,,,,
BY the Sunday Trains will be received and landed
New y ork at the 27l-st station only.
Flt for Aba,v re- lived daily unit NJ the depot
e Of Centre aid Nhte-sts w IA HALL superintendent
NETWORK to MONTREAL, Ogdensburgh, Bur
IL luston ST Jolnsbury Bellows Falls Rutland Windsor
NIe Rivcr River Montpelier Sc Adams and Rouse
Point OcesNewsven Railroad corner Broadsay aao
Canal and 26h and 4hsv. Express trans h aud T. n
Ssatsae checked ihroug For freight apply TO ~
DNeeNtN FRAN, IS HYDE AGENT. l52
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
IT s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
NTEW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
TOR CALIFORNIA-The new, splendid aud qn

yvaled steamship YANKEE BLADE viii sail the Pacific
or TUESDAY Sst inst via Rio de Janero Valparaiso aud
Tfrsna Attending an opportunity for al the
ports Size YANKEE BLADE TO take heI place IN
~ ,npdeu Line to with Coma 0doTe Van
- ,Lil,s celebrated steam Yacht NORTH STAR ana tho justly
ssielgsted st,amship UNCLE SAM forming monthly line &c
California via Panama For freight passage apply TO
M C1uria and.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

County no,ee hereby gwen all having
eius JOHN DRISCOLI late % lh- City u Now IOk do
sd present the with vouchers ereot the suorber
lie rssd Cherryst the CITY Of N-~Taxk,
"a of Anrust 1883 DAVID BARRY. Ai'alaslr,t0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

Mail Steamer CJTRLEW w Sampson, Commander This iue
new nshp will ssh for the above Isands TUESDAY tn
F.braIy 1851 TUESDAY 7tb March 1854 and FRIDAY A9r7
been built the Clyde, expressly Tor the
service between aud St Thomas She has lofty poor
deck and great give her ooi ventilation
To bermuda ........ $50 St TbOms SO
For freieht OF paSsage apply -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

FAssACE FkoN NV, YORK TO SoVTHAMFTJN AND bhtMkN'
Flint Cabin, uAia Saloon $40; First Cabin lower saloon 800
Second 90, &t0.
Anlsers and must throu gh the stOh,e
No Bills Of La ina Will b. signed ON the DAY OF sailing
Anexperienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
For ffegbt OF pasage arplv 20
G. n SAND. No 46 Southst New-York.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the NEW

~ YORK JUVENILE ASYLUM will the present Session Of
the Lrrc ask q the third line OF tl yasy
section Charter b striking the wod forty and Ia
ses sxty ard the second line twcnyfh section BY
,tf.ns out The secpi aud iuerns the word fourth a.
Of Tie second ahco1 Of he sew Nh sec
~ striking cut the VOID Evo aud 10 t 80, Aso Ae
the eleventh section BY inserting ser tae word city
y detailed Tor that service he tlteIh us
Of sd section by striking the word and Inserting 60
tted second h- Of the twelfth 1n oy stftns
ot n words whom shall b. delivered andnser detailed
thar .ervcer eud add ser the words as.re "A the last 1e
The words srd enter book provided for s1h puno'e sal
Lrt Of Reception Of the NeViork Jyene ATlm
having served srch roi ice TIE time AMI manner OF 80
service the fact ecoFdet shall IN ell ea-c o.
tbe rrorer service OF ssd notice. jas llwjEF
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A NJ HINk-
LEY late forssIdei o' adams Co.. Ca ornis ~ rec. Z
prepared 70 furnish irtnst ssei on IN Hsgn"' "
IOaN " CARRINGTON Adams Co.'S No 81 broso"tJ,
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tNIIIEME OOlI1 OF TIE > \ L !. ol NIIN-lOhh
- JOHN MOTT PHILIP o WEAVER sud WILLIAM
RICHARDSON plaihas agt FaEDEGlCA w. WEVER te-
To the at0ye tenfaut lol aF re-
by summoned sld required toans"er the eonpt Ia hs c'n
SL lied the Office C the CeTk o tie Cty s1t County OF
EeYot At the CITY said City ani County the
Of December 1883 and ot
turr 70 the liscbcrs a. their ONCE at
No a Wslst In The City Of SewYok within tweny days after
The service this exclusive nj tue day -ty c
END II a the SAID complaint within The time aforesaid,
The rniis scion vii take Judgment against Jon TOR the
nm of ne hundred ard fyour dol and uineywo cents
with the thtee day OF Octoor one thousand eight
fftvihree. besides the costs - tnis action
as laweTF SMITH & WOODWARD, Attorneys for Plantifs