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BY TELEGRAPH 10 rHB NETWORK TRIBUNE
THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMERS
CANADA AND OCEAN.

BosroS. Saturday, Nov. 25, 1884.
The steamship Canada reached her dock at 81
o'clock this morning. Her mails were brought up last
night by the Neptune sud proceeded in the o'clock
train for New.York, where they viii be due at S
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Canada had her 6gure-hesd aud bowspr,
carried away, and her cutwster and bow somewhat
injured; but in every other respect she shows no
sign Of her collision with the steamer Ocean last
night.
The Ocean, In going down the bay, with the Forest
City and Boston in company, seems to have been
compelled by the proximity Of these boats to attempt
to crsss the Canadas bows.
The Canada promptly backed water, but WAS so
close TO the Ocean that the collision unavoidable
ard large hole was knocked in the Oceans side,
obaft the wheel-house.
The conclusion caused great CONSERVATION on board
the Ocean, which was increased by the flames burst
ing out from the upsetpg of the stoves and many Of
the passengers leaped overheard. Boats from tho
Canada Forest City Boston, ship Western Ho and
others Immediately put of to the rescue, and far
known al the passengers except the three before
reported drowned were saved. The dead have not
yet been identified The man is about thirty years
old, the woman thirty.aye, and the girl six. They
Jumped ovss board at the time Of the collision. Ii is
thought the wounded will all recover.
The Boston with many Of the rescued passengers on
board anchored below Last night and all the passen-
gers returned to the city this morning.
The Ocean was a side wheel steamer with vide
guards, and in every respect well appointed and
substantial seagoipg steamer She was OF 600 or 700
tuns burden, shout four years old, and owned by
Rufus X. Page, of Hallowell, Capt. Nathaniel kim
ball of this city and the owners of the old John Mar
shall, and cost about s75 900.
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Arrived.

B.rs oldenburs (Olden) Nsosa Bremen a d., N ballast
sih III pas 20 Hennnss Mailer Gosns Erperi. need
weathsri loss fo.toPsa PaEd oOoom &C. Had two
Biz Irene 1sf H.rBson) Wood Wilmington, n C., ia.
usy. a. res 10 r W Hunter.
B1s Bioomer Fuss buenos Ayres Sept Il hides Sc to
Lsdd Has experienced heavy wesher sprung head Of FORE
ss, ard main yard split sails, ke Sid 10 com with bark
Nargsretis Gsllaze for Boston
seIr Emily MsnLn, Wilmington, N, sd, cotton and
raysl stores 70 Fireman.
sehT r. ". Brown, Huz, Wilmington N. c.. s. d., nay.
stores te J. smith.
sehr Orisndsr (Br Edwards Prince Edwards Island 10
De- With potatoes fsh, ship and bound Boston
put into this port in distress having The 18th inst
Bsrks experienced heavy gale " 10 SNW which
caused vessel leak about 100 strokes hour I'd
C.p,. Of De bearing W. 80 miles spoke brig Samuel
snail Of and from Salem Tor Phlsde phis
sehr sonross Win.iov 81 hnks 10 d., cotton, he TO
s,u-tes Cie.rnsn Co.
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SUPREME COURT-GEORGE

~ HART and JOHN PRATT sssnst SAMUEL STAT
LARD.-sHn mons for money demsod Conrsct-ro the
Defer You hereby summoned and required 70 :nss
the plant IN this seou which fled u the oes Of
the Crs Of the City and County Of NexYort this ION dsJ
q November A D. ls and 20 copy Of your sns"e
% the aid complaint the subscriber st ss once 20
Wal st., In SAID city within twenty days sftsr TIC - =,
hereof exclusive Of the dag Of such service and y9a
nt in this seton VA judgment sssnH yoa ne VI
Of .ix hundred snd fy four dollars and sr seyen
from the day October one tn0arsnS ssst
.uleT 10 IEx aiaFKT MATHEWS
oil lsvsu5 Psinft1 AtselAD - "M&
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE KNOW
NO THINGS.

To the Editor Of The NJ Y. Tri6tne.
SIR: An Old Friend knows Of Council OF Know
Eotbipgs passing resolution requiring each membei
10 keep clear of the The TRIBUNE. Now know Of
another Council that tried hard to do the thing
but they failed There were too many real Ameri
cans there Rest assured that il The TRIBUNE or tia
Know.Nothines are to fall, it will be the latter.
Nsis- York. Nor "a, 1854. AN AMERICAN
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Markets ReDorted bv Tslerraph.

BUFFALO Nov. IS II A. MA severe gale hss been raging
this morning accompanied with rain Inch has prevent
ed ut door and the market 10 extremely iuet
The receipts Of Flour good today but three Jurhs Of
them CONSUMED through by rsifosd 'aes 80 bill, fancy
neba.n AZ Ss ST. In WHEAr and CORN, yet there hs
esrcey been any inquiry nd Ee have no .es o report In
oar, and RYE the Inactivity prevails WHISKY 10
k.nsed .ales 40 bills SIC CANAL FREIGHrs.6 cts for
Com 10 New.York. Receipts this morning. FLOUR, 1886
bbs; y SO bush Corn .2372 bush; bAELEY 800
hu.h RY bush
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FROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Saturday, Nov 25, 1854.
Last night the Feudal Tenure Abolition bill vas
read for the third time in the Legislative Assembly,
as were aso the bills increase the capital stocks of
the Montreal City, the Upper Canada the CONNER
cial and the Quebec banks, and also the Banque du
Peuple--smonntug in the aggregate to nearly seven
millions OF dollars-besdes extending their charters
till the wear 1870.
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RAILROAD PRoJEcTs Notices are given in New
Jersey papers Of applications to the legislature for lae
for RAILROAD Company TO be called the Camden aud Kew
port Railroad Conn sny with capital Of 81 eco COS with
the privilege Of increasing to IS having for s object
the construction Of railroad from point on the Camden
sLd Atlantic Railroad to point .rtan Bay at
Of Ksypor Aso charter the South Jersey Cenra .nd
Air Line Ralrosd COMPANY" With capital OF 1000 600,
said road 10 commence on the Rstap BAY Of
port and pasbs through the counties OF Monmouth Ocean
BufIpston Camden Atlantic Gloucester Salem. and Can.
tesnd 10 terminate the Delaware at the mouth Of
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JOHN CAMPsELJ,
AUGUSTINE SMITH. Nca lie and liz Nsssa-<
Ocean 6teamero, Sc.

NEw-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via NICARAGUA-Aecessory Transit Co s< Mo
sssus P,oPr.,..The splendid doao.eens,ae ssss".sy
NORTHERN LIGHT Cspt Y. L Tinslersush, t2,ooe tuns
buidenJ will leave from Pier No North Ryer eclosk
p NJ precisely, for PUNTA ARENAS, on MOSDN, Ny.
a. connecting with the fsvorite steamship UNCLE saNs
e. 80 tuns buren the Ncsrasus rsnst Route. eeaG
hus twelve miles Of land transportation BY carriages fhss
unsurpassed In their ventilation and no4a
tcns fU Information or passage. spply only to
CHARLES MORGAN Agent, No. Bowling Green
Letter Bags made up at the ones. Letters IS cent? -
4
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

RoBBERIrs Early on Friday morning, during the
alarm Jersey City house robbers busy 10 the
part o the city The residence Of Belts a. the
corner WssbDgto and Mor. entered through the
rubbed Of clothing ana other 10 the
of $50 The residence of Mr. w. w Jones At No 81 Sussex
robbed Of clothing and ewsy to large aIouat-
probably 800 Considerable damage s1 mactousy done
furniture The dive it Of j. y Mead Ne IS Warren
broken into curing Thursday afternoon and money aud
made
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MEETING OF THE NOVA SCOTIA LEGIsLA-
TIRE.

BOsToS. Saturday, Nov. 25, 1854.
The Nova Scotia Legislature has been summoned
10 meet on tie Cd of December next for the dispatch
Of business. The Session has been convened at this
early day TO take into consideration the Reciprocity
Treaty which must be acted upon before the 5th OF
next month if the province wishes 10 participate in
the benefits TO be derived from the treaty.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or HEw.YoRK.......'
Cleared this Forenoon.

stesnships-R.1oke, ssinBer, Eore.s, Ladsm a Ple"-
ants Cahawbs shadr HewOlesns Lyinsston Csoc seron
& co Kncrvlle, Ludlow. Savannah l. hIehii James
Adssr Turr er Charleston spoford Tesfon Co . .
shfrs-Jo.hua Barton. Mobile MASTER tartan,
Rovtbson Corr Fesnth 4 Golden City Csnneid San
Fr,bcBeo Chambers Heseri LoehiaT1' Norton Antwerp
W. Y. Schmidt l. Co. . -, NJ,
Bak~ss1cnyils, Bsbee Akysb z. Ind A. W.. Plstena'
scLOoner-FyDE Fish, (BEl Reno1f, Madeira j. b. Eager
Co.
sIoop-Pointer Fowler, Providence, master.
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MARINE DISASTER.

SANDY Hook, Saturday, Nov. 25-2 p. VI.
The whaling. bark Ansdr, of New Bedford, is pass
ing this point, bound in, in TOW of the Leviathan.
She has lost her fore and main tOpgalant masts.
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COSvIcTIoS ON AN INDICTMENT ron RAPE.-OI-
yer H. Tounn who has been trial 10 the Brooklyn Court
of Sessions for the days indictment for rape,
convicted Of the oense yesterday afternoon The prs
81 years Of and the h waon the outrage
was committed IL not yet twelve years old. Her name IL
Mary Eliza Pulls and her reside on the corner OF sew
enth South Fifths, Wismsbursh The prisoner had
been employed by the father teach the child music and
proved the trial the ofense perpeated about the LIST OF
July last IN In the house. The prisoner emanded
FIR eu
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fnrs.

ISURS of all NATIONS.-Fall fashions sns mo, now
ready a, + Booss JAcoBoWiCLs No. ~ ., n,9 Snv
x.x nesr Walker Il fret floor Ladies VINO WIS., 80
SxSCY FtJRs Of the mspufaeturers should go 70
JACOBOwfCZ where they can seec, from tne rs W.
tonnes Muf, CUFFS kc B-turs cleaned Repaired anu
altered 10 the present fashion on moderate terms
AIDES FANCY U X 3 -
1000 sssortmept Of Russian and Hudson Bay ssble stone
Msren Mink Chipohilla, ruine; LynI Genet sqonis
r, Mountain Msrten and Fitch AL manufactured expressly
~, fea,s city retail trade spd At extremely modersie
prices. oI0. ~. -, - =.
MHE NEW-YORK FUR COMPANY have s now
- IA superb assortment Of LADIES' sad GILL.
nprSs rIrs The public invited to examine our stocs
end Judge for hsmev Strangers vii hnS ~ 70 men
t,sS "a s.ehanssd 90 most reasonable terms hEh1oS
= ESwNAN No tOl Broadway, corner Of Walkers
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tAdvertisementj
1r,yC and B0oK.KEEpIyG ACADEMY

The WRITING and BOoK-KEEPING ACADEMY
Of BRows Il PoyD No 435 Broadway Is rapidly fling not
with bsf price pvps but those paying full tuition aud who
think they ob,oin than vslue received" Superior in
commensurate remuneration while
compelled teach for half the usua charge close
business Brown received the highest prize for business
WRITING at Worlds Fair r. Pond IL thorough prscti-
cal teacher Book Call before ngasng elsewhere
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.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

EVACUATION DAY.-The Veteran Corps OF Kings
County will celebrate their ABny today line will be
formed o'clock the City Hall and the procession
win through the principal Of city when they
will repair the Governors Room where address will be
delivered BY the Rev N Johnson Amer these proceedings
the Veterans will be entertained with dinner at Montague
Hall
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ADVERTISEMENT
PUAION's PAPUIAN LOTION-The velvet sof

FtINFt bUTf-
and busbrose tint which shakspere Of sweet
voice excellent thing Ia woman" pass from the
complexion under the stringent Influences Of cold unless the
skin kept In perfect beslth BY the daily application OF this
peerless cosmetic For sale at PHALoss No 57 Broadway,
st. Nicholas HOTEL and No 1871 Broadway. corner of Dey
St. and BY al drpssists end dealers IN fancy goods
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TIE CASE OF M

The CASE OF McDoSALD-The Jury in the case oil
Daniel donald who tried in the Court Of Sessions
indictment for ghter being unable TO were
discharged Thursday night after having deberated about
so hous The charge upon which the indictment fund
that the defendant turned his wife ont Of doors for three
nights and competed her sleep wOodshed in
he yard In Of this treatment II alleged tho
woman illness the effects of which she died
TIE prisoner was remanded
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LOSS OF THE BRIG ST. JULIEN.

BALTIMORE, Saturday Nov. %, 1854.
dispatch, received at Norfolk from New. Orleans,
announces the loss Of the brig ST. Julien, owned by
Insured in the Mutual Insurance Company, of New
York, and also in a Virginia company The cargo
WAS fully insured
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Nov. IS, 1854.
Our Stock market was steady this morning, and
prices rather better. Sales were made Of Reading
Railroad at 80; Morris Canal at lOi; Long Island
Railroad III; Pennsylvania State fves 7sti Penn
sylvsnia Railroad 4oi In Money there is no change
10 notice.
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Advertisement
CASTLE GARDEN.--A grand patriotic demonsta-

ton will be given by The Circus Company Ce.e Garden
1HIs ATTEEsoos and EyESsG In honor Of the Annyen.y
Of the Evacuation Of the City British troops Ia 49,
The cepts will be for the benefit of Mr. the Treas
pres being the last entertain meDt Of the season.
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TAdyertjserneDt 4

observation-disclosures and citizens will find
the Psychological Cabinet agreeable place TO visit II
tsip curiosites Physiological examinations with
charts and written descriptions Of character made when de-
sired Always open and free 70 visitors. fowLERs WELLS
Phrenologirs and Publishers No. 500 Broadway.
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TAdyertisement
CARPgrs.-BroOklyn versus New York. Bar

OAKPEIS.-DIVUhIyH FtIS.f" WV VIh DOT
gains Mus be closed No humbus The lsssed and
richest ,tock OF Crsley Sons English Tapestry and Vel
trade Also hundreds OF pieces Of Ingrsins Oh
Cloths &e At 50 per cent less tnsn sprns prices. Look be
BroOtyn and save your money, hundreds daily testify
EewYork and Brooklyn.
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Tile REAIE CASE

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. 20, 1884.
The passing Of sentence upon Beale the dentist,
has been postponed until next week
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Advertisement
C.o EIvr,rprsi-OfsnIendi

GAS FIXTURES !-Of splendid design and finish,
and twenty peg cheaper than ether house wholesale
and retail at e nanusciory of JAMES O. MofFET, Nos lls
AID l2l Prince St, third block west OF Broadway.
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Clothing.

mo- HATS.-Elegapt and inimitable French
VIZ oAA Ns" - Wv Brown No. 42s HUDSON st.
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ADVERTISEMENT


DEsHLERs PILLS
DEsHLERs PILLS cure Fever and Ague.
DEsHLER's PILLS cure Fever and AsGe without fall.
Bold the Wholesale and Retail Depot, No. S Broadway
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7. A. Moras goes out to-day, in the steamship
Atlantic, TO Liverpool, bearer Of dispatches to
London and Brussels
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Gcpartnership Notices.

DISSOLUTI0N.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm Of BABcOCK DU SUISSoN
FALL dissolved by the death OF Mr N.ihaa BsbOek uhs
-. .t With the steamer Arctic. The business Of las
6ru vii be settled By the surviving NevYssk.
NJ 4 1854 GEORGE w. DUBUtsSON,
WV JOHN II. HALL, No. lis Frleoaa
DIssoLUTIoN.-Ths eOPsrnsship hers,stere sT,sar
o.. ,nerr IN. 6rm Of JOHN CAMPBELL Co.
ws. s.oly,S hv uunsi consent the Isl Of Novenbr.
RE business OF the late will be settled By either Of he
parties Nov. |, 1854
JOHN CAMPBELL, -
AUGUSTINE SMITH. Noa lie and liz Nsssa~-
coPARTNERsIP.-The surviving PAItneFs o. -
ate 6rm OF BABcOCK. DUBUlSSOS HALL.
nav. their interests with thoe Of Nesss jobs
Campbell q Co, under the sDd drm Of CAAPbtLIss
HALL Co. who viii es1tisue the Pseer commission ea
In all bzsehes 81 Nos Ito and W. N.s~sa Ns~
YoTk Nov 1 le54 JOHN CAMPBELL,
GEO. W. DUBUIssON.
AUGUSTINE SMITH.
JOHN Ii HALL
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Urn Goods.

NLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS GEO.
~ BULPIN No sel Broadway respectfully invites the a.
Of lsdes his importaons and manufactures for the
present season. FEN ffSIPI TH6S6 Is cIo&ks
OF the following extraordinary prices: -.
Two thousand superb cloth silk lined Cioaks H.....S1
Fifteen hundred superb cloth sk lined Cloan n''''.'s4
One thousand very rich cloth sk lined Cloaks st..SlS
Twelve hundred supetb Lyons velvet Closks -
One thousand superb Lyons velvet Slonhs
-Four hundred magnificent Lyons velvet Cloaks
Three hundred exra supsrine satin Closks st.."s2s
Three hundred supe rlsve satin Coaks,
The subscriber deems further suf
fee say the high ehacter of the goods on sale Al ms
IA conclusion that ee above viii be found inspection to
be The cEss hest and cheapest Cloak. eye, seen A%crOs
Paris M.ntiiA Emporium, No, s6l BrOadwsy.
~ o A X s, A X 5
" LYONS JONES. No. 81 Hudsonst between Canal
and sPrin''''S haze ct liz, SpSn sR 'o'o
IN which Will be found full assortment Of the newest Psrs
styles much below the % sSSiag sSyA WIS.
American imported long and square, al pfees-shesPe'
'n'h ever BRocHE sHAwLs. s5tes@
FRENCH mERINos 8, and 81 Pa, RAsAMArrAs' f''0HS'
double widths gstss SSoSS Ss &c great variety
LYONS JoNEs No ~ Hq Hudson It, Opposite D0minicl
N B. Good KID Gloves 26 per pair "
NOVEMBER, DECEMBER and JANUARY
IN FAsHIONs-CLOAKSa pd FURs: ~
CLOAKs-In Cloth, Satin MORE Antique and Velvet NO
ccI ever in this city rich and varied 10 sly nor tae
in such good the coors being black ana oFown
nj 20 SSSs Ne b 1S'p sone M.rp Fitch and Mountain
M.ften Notwthrapdng the wal with Russia w %, meh.
oHens rich dh Stables and MIN cheaper man evsr w.
wear through 3 relative in Russia -
B-This house Is particularly recommended to strangers
and vlo. It's chs1seee features being small profits and
no deviation rem tss %ssG No a o.p .ndreh
WILLIAM s. MCKENZIE, Proprietor.
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SUPREME COURT. JOHN
y - q aRROW .sssns. CHARLES BuscHEK add I'd.

n w BARhOW ssssnst CHARLES BC5LHEK AID 10
WARD RIDDLE-s1mmons eor money demand on esatfset
r.Ted de.nGsn Yoa hereby summosed .nd required 70
.nsrsr the complaint this action wheh viii BE- fled In tho
oee Of the Cls Of The City and County Of New ION tho
Chy hall the City New Yorf and 70 serve copy OF your
answer the s.h complaint the sasrbe st the once.
No III Broadway IN the City " Nsw-fok vShia twenty
days the service this Tou exesys Of H.
day Of such service and yea f % 70. so
Judgment as.nst you hs Of ave hundred and twenty
one SeIls ,pd ter eeu with interest from the fr day -
Jsunsr oe thcusand hundred and A>des the
ga, of thx .ctioa-Dsted New York, October s. s54
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER
Plzintif's A.torseya
Tn, al. eoppi.ln, w.s ted In the Oes Of the ciet Sths
Cir, spd Coupty Of rYork Of the CITY Hall IN the Cgy
Me- Yorf on he dsy Of October le5-D.ts1 Nsg sSss
October iss4 BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUILEn.
Oct =, Isses5 Tlsnfh
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7 AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE. No. Oh
IL Brcsdvsy b-,~ees Arn.ty ss4 fths.s-r. LANpkt
has inspection elegant stock Of sU6S, not
surpsssed either for qualify Ord-rs stnsiy -
s1sd AL articles warranted Prees moderate AID to sss ~
lAs-ss
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6ieamboais ano Railroads.

STATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORk FBRRY
- NoTICP CHEAP EXCURsION-Fare 81 cents Ga
and sfssI April 10 1854 he boats wiz leave foiow' unin
ober notice: Leave vandebilrs Landing, staten sand,
syery hour ION A NJ 10 p NJ Leave foot Of Whtsasr
e. E.w.Yort every hour from 6 A. n. 70 p. NJ
NOTICE.-The SECONDARY. RAILROAD
IN CARS will run, and after the nth inst to HAIR
LEM direct. BY order Of u. D ehEhNoop, oaPt
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n S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via

8 MAIL LINE ior CALltOhNiA, VA
~ ASPINwALL add PANAMA RAiLRoAo -os
TUESDAY Dec. S. at O'Clock p NJ from peer Oot u War
ren.. Moth River, viii be 5..paeheS the Dee, Steamship
P,p.ms with the new and superior steamship SONORA
spare boat sl~sys kept at Panama to prevent deten~
in case OF accident =
No Express Freight received s0sr o'clock the day a
sailing - .
O., IT, q " RAYMOND.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an ordef OF tne eurfegAte
-. - I.Stns esip. sralns RUSSELL H. kEviSs late
Of The Gay Yers dsee.se to ptsssns ths ssns 9Th
800, y rrbssss Wslls, IN the City Of New FORK
1900 bs s-vsn day Of February next Dsted, New Yo,h.
the tsI 49,. s.s y DAVID r. HZyTys. Erseutor
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Uater Cure.

nef OF UnlHrfsl'J plsce
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and school.
w No. IS LAIGHT- ST, r. 7. TRAIL, NJ. d.. PR0Phf-
ETOR-AceommOdsiionsf for 100 fasnfa Compctsnt female
PHYSICIANS The Third Lecture Term Of tho Hydropathc and
Pathological School will commence Nov J.
UVATER-CURE, corner Of 6th-ay. and 3sth-st.
w DR. sHEW mites with Or. TAYLOR IN this large
and commodous establishment fo< he Fall and WnisS PA
TENTS end BOARDERs neesyed % reasonable rstsaL
Outdoor practice promptly attended TO-
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feaai Notices.

LfQQi N0Ilte9.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County Of New Notice hereby given al
oe-son, having claims against JOHN sPERVE 3LA0E sts
Of the City u New York deeesed n present. tbs with
diey No 50 Rasssn IN the City Of NewYork be-
re the third day OF May neIDated New YORK tho twenty
ARMED BEcKERMAN, y,.eu,o,.
Oh Iswsms JOHN BAHMANN,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice l. hereby given all
persons having claims against WILLIAM ROBINSON lats
OF the City Of New fork deeeased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber his Office the "
lac .y aud Zds In the City Of NevYoT before tina
twenty fourth day Of Apu nsrtD Dated, Ne~fefk, the
'" 81 isssSs u JOHN ROBINSON. Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of die Surrogate
81 the County Of New Yort nOss n hereby given ala
pe4ons hayn, against JAMES TRENOR sss Of the
Oty dscesd present the wh vouchers
CHAPLIN No Unio1--t Brooklyn before the tenth
day January pextDses New Worn the 7,h day q JAY.
lzH PRUSSIA c. TREs0R,
iys lsw4ms' Adrnnis,ra,riI with the VIII snnexe5
IN PURSUANCE of sn order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of sevYork notice hereby given % al
person, hsviDs claims ssainst THOMAS BARRETT isfs
of e Csy NevYork physician deoessed 70 present. ne
With voucher thereof the sub<rbef ne once N
Thomas Msefshan, No ls6 lost, IN the nyH SerITs Z"
Or before the Alb dsy q January next Dated me
w" 'A' VI '"N'' THOMAS MAcPARLAs, ly,.,,,o..
vi lsusns WILLIAM RfDh,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
i a tbs Countv az New York Notice hereby ryen % al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

OLOAKS! CLOAKS.! CLOAKS GEO
~ BULPIN No SCI Broadway, respectfully invites the at
tenton OF ladies his mpoaODs and manufactures for the
rrese MT season. comprising assortfne Mt OF
TEN THOUSAND CLOAES.