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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03
PROGRESS Of THE FINE ARTS.

r. ne Edtv u TAsN y Titsss
SIR: 1t lie a source OF Just pride tia. Americans still
hold high rank among the artists OF the age; and
that, un lie Wes,, Copley and o.hsrs who were com
PEELED by the adverse circumstances Of their times to
pass their days abroad their successors, living In
prosperous period OF our countfys history, can now
secure patronage at home.
These remarks are csl ed forth by the return Of Mr.
EDWIN White, historical painter Of rare attain
utpts who, bavng successfully stadisd for series Of
years in The grea, schools Of Italy, France aud Ger
many, has opened studio at Nc. FOG Broadway, and
sdo ed j. with the --latest productions OF his pencil:
aba king on his Voyage Of Discovery Luther
" Reading the Summons Of the Emperor to Melanc.
"tboD" q The Enand Of Mercy" and the Italian
"Beg. srs,." are ponounc ID BY connoi:seurs TO be
sBd executed two grand pictures which he sent home
thsse years ago. One was the Requiem Of DE Soto,
and the other the Separation Of the Pigri Ms at
Deli Haven" They were immediately sold for q
and the Pilgrims to the President of the New Ea.
gland Society Of New.York, They were esteemed
among DisseIjorfs best. The Pilgrim piece con-
msDds general sdmi ration aud eDsts all sympathies;
II comprb es msny figures OF devout bearing appro-
priatey grouped ado hsrmoniously colored. There Is
sso distanl view of the Mayfo~er receiving stores
and luggage, and the whole shows a thorough spprs
citation OF the subiec' by the artist. Nc. White has
sketcbed q match for TINS picture@rppresenung Tue
Ss ping Of the Compact, by the Pilgrims while on
board the Asyfower, for the government of the new
eoiopy-which aLDot fail to be effective.
In sculpture also We are making advances, aud are
bsppy to state that Mics Lander Of MassschusesA,
WHOSE early efforts created gres sensation tnere, has
become pupil Of Crawford at Rome. Toe marble
bust Of her ia her, cu viii such tools as she could
command, wiOu. knowled. e even Of tbs Indictments
used by .culpo,s, hss been highly praised MIS- L'u-
der has designed and modelled, without aid insruc-
tion Of any krs, an heal bead o. the water pympa
Gas'ea cropping with grief for the loss of her loser
Acis, whom the Cyclops bsd destroyed. The hair Is
confined by 6ehers net and the bust screened by viii
low flag leaves. The conception and execution Of
this pi &c are above all praise Imbusd ~ the young
lady 10 with hae love for the art snd roW ensbisd
70 avail Der ELF vi the bee: tuition and every facility
to q quiJe perfection in II, We look for such works
from Der hands 20 will vie with ho'e or our ft SOUP.
tors Orders TO our distinguished s-sts, both ct home
sno abroad for wofks might induce others to return
and bus se ,uIs the estabshns Of an Academy here
to which We invite The attention OF our opulent and
public spirited fellow. citizens.
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pENNsYLv ANIA RATLRoAD-TTRrp

Az, pa pAili THaouSH TRAINS sErwsEN rHILA-
pELrhlA and PITT SBUROH-Th. MORNING MAIL
fhAIH lssves Pbr.dslphie Pit;shnrsh a. "a A ~
leaves rtt.owsh for Philadelphia ~ Tho flST LINE
fshsaeph'a for Pitborsh st Y snd P.b rsb o
IN seeip.,e Al Y M The ElGHT EXPRESS TRAIN cave,
aaelpbia ct No r. NJ ~
me above lines P.bash with the railroads. 70
4oe non 81 Louis Mo. too, GGsas and Chicago Ill |;
tEsnkors LeAneton and Losisye XVI T-rr. Hante Madi
son La Fsytie sod lndi-t sroIs Ind Ciocnn III Oavt1n
SpIistheid, Polefutsrs SandDssy Ti.do Cleveland Co.
iembus, GAINESVILLE, h'sson scd Wooscer Ohio; sso With
Louisville and Cincinnati
Chy Passengers will find the he expediu
sno comfortable route b~tveen the Esst ane IVES.
Thropg be had either
pisces " .he West or Of
r. b. DEAN, Agent, NeW-IerseJ aeilrosd Co. foot o.
- CoaTt aDdtst, New York.
}. L. ELILC0rT, Agent, Pennsylvania Rairosd Co.,
No Astor House, New York.
THOMAS MOOSE. Agent. cor lIth and Market sta
kew.Yor1, Ap1l 10. 1885 Phi sdelphiL
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FIRES.
rtRr AT STATEN ISLAND.

6,e D. Ike out early on SatrFds? morning IN the
house of Wicov Slvey at Chtce, Sis.en Island which,
with It's co.. t nts, furniture, &C ) WAS eai'sy de-
stoye,. TIE house has not osen occupied Tor tbs
lsst sI webs aod when the ere Sss fret discovered,
twas seen bresk ng out 10 several places slmalts-
necusly Supposed 70 be the work OF an ioct ndisry.
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An.-esn Rsprbbes; vhDe Der productions are three
four,h. a. giss, IL propori'ss TO PePs@hsn ssol'
own
On the Csp., wn,er hss come sod6eaJy spss %,
With bst tis sro- {. et; the wrts are high s1d ins
ocean ,.nds to cur ~Nn hsbtsi0ns the dismal souri
o. perl 10 he msrinei r.E. n.
sG-dsieA Mz,a Ncv - lSS
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rEW. JERSEY RAuROAn-ro, %

NEW.JEhSEI HAILKOAD-FOr pHTLk-
~ DELPBlA, and the SOUTH and WEST via Jersey
States oil and Express Lnes; Le.ve New Worn
soa "a a. m and and p Throush IN four honrs
~ 70 In T. and e3 Ia snt u and 5p m rhs M =.
!s,ey Aeocmnodai'Sn Lane ,sye' u ga rospns
al WY radns Through Tickets solo Tor Gin -.nns ist
s1I and the West and for Baltimore Wssblns on ,s,s
So and through baggage checks wsshinst,n 10 no nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

q I00 WILL be paid If DR.. TOBIASs We
~ lUU NETIAN LINIMENT doss cure Dysentery,
Group, Coic, Headache, ToOthacbe Chrome shsumann,
Coughs Cuts Burns Swenss and pains of oil kinds qucks
any other remedy has been before the public eight
and fsed the most csebrsed Physicians In the United
sates rec mmend It Sold by Druggists evsrywhera DE-
POT Nc. GO Courtlsndt-st Price Is and 50 cents.
Dr. TOBIASS oe.eb'sted II oRSE LINiMENr 10 also for
sale in pint bottles at 50 cents which cannot be bes.
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. POLISH REVOLUTION.

n ~ ESs.s u ne n. y. Tsi1ssA
SIN: Che most in,posins Sigh. ia Ffssmsn q Ms'
Of . nation struggling for frssdsn ans noss 80
be event Of ON Coy IL tte consssD . es'te fo'
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nR. and Professor DIEFFENBACH'S Gate
~ Ply scan to the KiDs Of Pru,sa) UNIVERSAL REM
EDlES for the Of rpasn and diseases of the
sh for the radical Of the Govt Of matter hov long
dDs; for the Of Piles; HE Anssobutc Tooth WASH
IN the teeth Gom decsys Of sheh effect radical
snIs IN ,h. ssst time. Are sold b. Dr. r. MEI5TER
No IN Is,n.- a.st between Broadway and CburchE.
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Me0iral.

~ GOD FOR SORE Z Y Z S.
~ 1YLERs TONIC EYE-wATER,
Warranted 20 all Of SORE and INFLAMED EYES,
when the disease confined the extrna OF the
ball Ind internal coat Of the eye lid Prise, 81 Money
funded in of failure sfter fair trial.
Sent by U us within three tn lussnd miles delivered
in the city 70 inc ons 81 TO j. H. LAU jHLIN Apoh
ecsry, No. 20 lst-sv Eew-YoTk City.
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rT,HE GREATEST BEVERAGE Of the AGE
Il w. GILLIEs BROTHERS celeb; 'Iec ia fDSLIU r
COFFEE Acknowledged to be equal 10 the fn t od hoeos
Coffee, and the eecus remedy fr dyspepa
derspgemeDt Of The liver, nervousness &c w. GtLLEo
BRO Noe 5 and 2S7 sshnston-s importers Of the Oande.
bon Root and sole manufactures Of the sod unutsrsed
DANDELlON COFFEE, Put up In tio cso, win f.crmhs
our signature on eaen protection against npstus
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In THE Matter of the Sale of the Real E..a,e

i ldE Matter OF the Sale OF the h-zl Estafe
s sss'.on ISnsApe- q an ord,r Of 'ss sur o. .,s
ssnth day Of oseeGbs Ass .t,~ Nv oeocs' 70 fS
E.%Yos esc.es f. s s ., a7 81
e..b Pse- or pse Of land sen so boains' me eo
New-y@k, Oh Ire -s'try d- Of rney. souod~d sfs-
ous; b. Ln ooint en- the w,'rl, OF tbneJ-.t,
By Of ,sa IN. Of .ac .re-. ID
sons se w.sy o6 Of afo is ss1ys s sss cs
ve't-,Tdi, sId r.leI with boUse'n hun ireS -,
feet ard h.cs ..iwsrSy ard paI. 81 ih HOa., o.. oas
bD.or,e FEE 20 Atom cyst ate piat Of b-goalg
C.pp By Baton and wife. BY e.eS S-,as a. ID.
h,., day % Nay St III, Improvements o. ala ot OF soa
the pa ohs'- sD-y I b rsqabed to b. psd he sd and
the bsl,rc The deed resdy for d-nvry Ne s9os
Iosi.wsxM PalLIo KoEHLEa
THE SUPREME COURT Of che STATE Of
kEW-Y9pK II, e BETA BUaa eY b. ,, 1ss'
10 S. TO The 6sia You bsy S
spsd and required 70 answer the complaint this .eeon
County Of se.Yorf At The y . in be Ok; # Nsw5ss
saf 70 srv sory an'seI e the said Temp 1t OF the
York within twenty day. after the service of tins
exclusive offhe day Of Oeh service .ud i tu TO
the said comp Amt within the tine aforesaid the pan
IN the complaint Dated oetossss rs. . Uses
Oh I.wswM. P,.intiS'. Atom y No 81 wsilr
THE PEOPLE of the State of Ne~-York, by
the Grace Goa free ard indepspdent To pTsons 10.
City e. Sss.Yo, ee:e...i =. cedito. ssse.. ssI, Of
kin or Greens 20, eac Of 700 are hereby
cited require rersopsy b. and spp.sr osors our Sur
Ioest ~ bs County OF New Ok his oc- 10 the City Of
N Yok On tie send cay Of J.nu'Iy ns1', at ',.vea
eli ia the forenoon OF that dy thsn and fh 70 20 stt-od
the fb slep Of The account Of proceedings Of PFrER
50 EENY Public Admin str IN the City OF SewYors,
de c. bseo.
In esiimoby whieo h.ve caused he seal ~ Office Of
fx TX " . s Ss EN-
L. Sid Cosn,y atrse Of rew.York the ssn Day II
Rovem T. in rhe 81 our Lnrd THOUSAND eight
bundled and IF y6ve. A. w BRADFORD, sarrOe ts
dS lewfwA
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NEW-JERS.EY ITEMS

FATAL ACCIDENTS "A youug man pamsd Edward
Doushery firm NewVok sccid'nsaly killed BY the de
charge OF suu Thursday list while oo Cunning
the TOWN Berger Coroner sper held inqoes; The
body spd the iGIS gsve vsrdc Of sesideots desth .
middle aged woman, Damed Duty, was instantly
billed on saiurd 10 East NswAk near the tarnpke
b, the s. N tsn from the horris add Esssx Railroad
she vas goibs gregory store In the neigh hood, end
stopped on The track before the spproschias aia, and Wa
rsny tD-d Tho opinion b enteraiaed By sous that sos
cmmitted sucds.i
A Young man about nineteen years Of age. named
Be HsnyOn accidentally ruled On kde, sfsrEoen
In Eat Newark. He fireman the aorrs and Essex
Railroad and while the O'Clock freight train from New.
York q passing small bridge betwsen the fas.ass
POSING some accident happen he on. who
b bead stuck sgain he bridge knocking hu o. ana -
M between tho engine ard tender He died & "a early houx
lat evening He esmsbs youss man and ne prin-
eps e port vi6owsd mother AZ sevsrd youns chdsa
A con of the HOp iliism l.. Dayton Of Trenton
vss sruch ON the bead FEW days With shnnet sck
wti,e playing and injured cause death On Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
" TIE excucans torments II Toothache DO snesdily
relieved b. the OF this dy without injury to the
teetb, ins solely ths Emi dentists
have bh opinion Of It. and constantly reoommsnd 1t their
patients Prepared snd for ssle by
A. 8. l. D. SANDS Druggists, No. 100 Fult 1n.st.
Sold also by druggists genersly
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

~ ,hs Conpty Of notice hereby given all pc
sons having claims against WILLIAM WILSON late OF the
6 vouchers thereof the subscriber at the office Of B.
Ke,cbum No 7s Nssu the City Of New York on or be
Of October, 1855 ANN u WiLSoN, LAecutfA
o26 Iaw6mM
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No 81 East i21h-st. corner Of Unversuy.plses.
DR. TAYLOR's WATER-CURE- Cor 9th
IL sy and Ssh st.. New York-Boaders and Patents
fushed with delightful Rooms and heAthial Diet and
ats nop comfort cheefay given VERG
NESS CHEMICAL BATHS, DR. T. admins them,
doing VOL ders.
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ii CENTRAL ROUTE. eessscsivs ,hs Atlsnde cities with
npos.. Rs~sy sses rbs Rad s.o sonnee It Pktsbursb
ub line I'll m Rivers.
spS CeveisnS and sAadDty With Steamers 70 ali ports
n Lskss; eating The direct ehesos and
,<b.be rcoe b, whb PREsGRr can BE- for.sdsS 70 and
SXITs sEfwEEN PHILADELPHIA and PfrrsBURGH,
S,as1 CLLss.-Doot, tboes Dry Goods, jim n. ,.. -
ba1ssl Fpss, Feathers ke..s......... ~ w Nv
eHrosp Class Books spd Stationery, Dry)
Goods tin t<esJ Hardware, Leather, eee. per 100 y
suSp CiAss--Anvrs Bssssns. Bacon and rc 49, INA -
Pork in baIk Hemp, &c. .............:J w wv "
p~px IN csksx-Cohee fsb. BAeyD and Az. -, ,oa -
Folb. icsesed) Lard and Lard on. .... ~ - ~
IN shys Geeds from any Print essi q b pa.
ssnS.r 20 the pecksse vie fsnnfytvsns knfoM AL
ecuaessd 10 the Agents 81 The load st fhsdephia
Nxsskursb, viii b f.zs Arded wishoat detention . , .
Tas,SHr Aefxrs -acses yos,sr, Bosseni =. "a Elhoss
Rs~Y9h; T. J. snssSey, Ph'sdtpasl Maerew ho'ns
tSirimers Geo Fsncsous P.tsbsgh sornsus srcwn
fsnsinpsn Ohioj Meorses1, Louicyhls ~; y sei
xrmc Ns5isop, Inc. Rs.cf Co, g. Louis, Mo- j. Nh
sSsIl eoD, Evansville, Indiana ir
b., ,,ylhsy fsstisssrs o. blls Of a1iss. srply %
y J. !. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn haiLosd %, on
-. C. r. ALLHS No 2Ascs borss, New.f ors
q Ii6Si1isT, ssIssSi.nisss. Gssas. SsaA
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HUDSON COUNTY BIBLE SocIETi.-Inn oocsesl
bss slested the Rev A. Potion Of Hobotea frsdsnt, s
The Rev. C. Van elect Of jersey City sseretny'
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IrPw WmE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
- snCRrsrER-Ths ROCHESrEk aat

AVKW WIUErUAUO6
IN YoRK to loCHEsrERITSs Ro0HssaIEe AID
~ ~ ~ Braso CORNING and New- York and New OH
va T.is RsiIesas, iOrn's direct rSa'' nom N'"i~.
- Of this roufe tosether With he superior con
A ,s<ssS i, The VIDE ears renders By far me moa ess
AZ s<tyeen the .boy e-nsned citiest ~. p.u-..x
fsssts ear Sc procured the New ferk .sd re
Y,sss. once foo< Of Duspes and No fS brosd~Ti sso
ses~~y City.
rs,s.se cseeted throssh
,rssr wish so.tch ANY essirs< an esas theres
Be sssspsd b. ns the Seners nssso' as9n
Its ~evYsn srd sre dsurosd Erie buiidinee, " " -
1SyrAs sspres Ereiso. agent No lse BroeAsay -
No uszs ,he BIsssS Corn6s and New foh Nsinosa %
s.oSsy. A. REDYIELD. Superintendent
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FInI-An old building Of not much value used -
lo AYnkir place standing the corner OF
rem street and Newark avenue destroyed b hrs s ~
O'Clock last night.
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Ccmuene az Dec s 1856
x1rru wong ANN ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
N ~ sfsr MONDAY Nov 49, 1855 and until further notice
r, aims Will foot Of Duaoe ~ asfolews Wa
IufSALo TXPREsS, at An. io suhsle direct, without
49, "A hss NE or carr At Hornehsyle the Train connects
"a W,y ran for DunkiIk and I'll Stations on the Western
nIi s,B M for Dunkrk and Buffalo and nternedsste
kf<cns Rsssepsers by this Train win remain over nSns
sss ma {rGs:sSs ne a:5s mSInn PM from foot o.,
ansersst1 via hsrmont, for sansrns aud in'er~e0aae
nsv .ssyNeER a4P.M. for Nswbursh and oi~is,
Is SiGpT TXPRTSs at p. o. for DunAhk and Buffalo
rvIeR ANT e Pm. fr DuntMk and Buffalo and inter
On siJNDAY only one Espress Train. 1t I'M
Fsl,s Rlroad fof Niagara fss, ct buh.o AND pun
80 Srt he Lake Shore Railroad for Csveiand
1sisAe, peHe 0eeE ecIiLuM General Superintendent
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n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

of the County Of NewYoTk, notice 10 hsre6y Evsn 90 AZ
person. having against PATRICK ROC he blacksmith
late of the civ tecsed present the with
vouchers subscriber at the office James W.
white No Liberty in the city % New York on or be-
fore the of May next Dated the Sh Day
Of October, 1855 WILLIAM POWER, AdminsrAt os
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Dr.ru FROM BURNING FLufD.-A Mrs. Waiter,
ddios In Railway vas burned 70 badly o, Thuwa:y -
week By the bursting Of nsid lamp % esuse sesn ~ ~
ns The contents her drs and .et,ss on ss ~ -
csu1 thrust hs 6nIer bstween the assd and ths ooce
o"'s 'A' lNseGk Daily Advertiser.
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Eeaai Notires.

OFFICE RECEIVER oY TAXES, Nov. g 1861
TAXES, 1655.-Notice is hereby given that one
Il per cent will be added the l day Of Deoembor on oil
Taxes remaining unpaid and that other addition OF one per
viii DO made on the 18th dsy Of December
Notice also hereby given that the Lat day Of January
interest ~ be aided ell Taxes then remaining unpaid
II per per Anuum oacu aed from toe Sd
day Of September 1883 HARVEY HART Receiver Of fsxea
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
of the County of NewYoi notice l. hereby given to Al
assint SAMUEL PARSONS OF the
City Of EewYo merchant, deceassi TO presnt the sans
with vouchers thereof 10 the at the o OF Gordon
Durham No. IS Wslt in the City Of Newfork on or be-
fore the 18th day Of May New York che 18th DAY
Of November 1865 DAVID LYMAN Executor.
p9 Ia v6moMA ELIZABETH PARSONS, Executrix.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF tie Surrogate
~ ,hs Comfy of NewYork potoe d sereby given al
peron, having claims ss,rss CYdUS J. WARNEa, late Of
he city of York architect deosssed TO the
VEINS HOxIE No % Beeb.nsn ct, In the City Of New
YeIi on before the fifth day Of jane pext-Dssd New
York the sob day Of November, 1856
ws s sAmySin A r, %AnHER' Administrator.
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OTrIeE or rue NEwYoRK AED NEwHAvEN K. CO.,
No 81 Canal st., New.Yort Nov 81, IS.o
NOTICE. -CHANGE Of TIME for BOSTON,.
IN p.e. 8, lass the EXPRESS TRAIN for BOSTON will
n he New York and New Haven Railroad Compsnys De-
n No IS Csnalst, ct W and m Dinner and supper
{ kpiing6eld- JAMES II. hofr. euPcnntenoen.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
o4 the County Of New YOrk notice 70 hereby g,vsn to an
persous having claims against EUGENE ete o.
ne Cty OF NewYok deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof the ubscrber a, his store No "a fes
ns, Dated New.Yoxk the ninth day Of Jp.ie l6h
os scs, 'srsmN RICHARD MARSH, yxecutor.
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M -TIsvsIers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS, and
a IN onpsop eoneenins routs, f:re a ssSsr ~ shs
6NTRkL RAILROAD BY application 1t the Company's VI
=, No lss Broadway, cor pey.st
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sh Conntv of Now York notice ID hereby gwen all per
having claims against aENRY SCHULTZ Of Cologne
In Prussia present the same with vouchers
nutlst No III Broadway the City Of New OF be
tore the oueeDth day Of May next-Dsted NewYork the
temp n,9 I syysaMs CHARLES r. DAMBMANN Executor
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II PURSUANCE Oh III Orucf vi enO ,"iAoSosoV'
the County Newly notice hereby gwen TO 81 Per
cons having claims against JOHN HILL late OF the City Of
deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers ct the store OF fn
ems Smith No Broadway In the City OF on or
before twenyfoarh day Of January NEW
York the 2st day Of July 1855 ..,
IVA ,,wsmM. E ELY Il Era HILL. XdminsHsisiI.
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atsamboais emo RAILROADS..
). 1oc,nnN ,rA pp0YInENCfc Via NEW.

rNop BOSTON and PaOylDENCE via New
VS,Srr .oA FALL RIvER.-Tks sp,erdid md mpetos
IDSyTR0POLls Capt WA. Bgowp, leaves New. Yosi
49, rIsDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, stt Seoek
49,, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a. !
- n from Pier No. 8, N. e, the sattsry. SOD
g-S,.s a Newport each WY. -.
sseer 90 rooms vii be REGARDED secured 10 snY aops
= .-rli u. SAME fsll have hsep paid fer.
-. Boston Forwarded through with sea osPs's@
-. E.sss Ereisht TIsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03
Water-Gnre.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY is now afforded 70
N choice ROOMS at DR.. WELLfEGrON5 Water Cur.
No 50 East l21h-st- corner Of Unive rsity. place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

the County Of York notice hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM LVN late Of
be CT, Of NewYok deceased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his office NO Wen
street In the City NcwYo before the seth day OF
IrsN pextDstea NewYork tbv twenty second day OF Dc
tober, 1855 hObEh1 LiNAxSoLVN,.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-07

| crew, and like the lion sprlnging upon his
piey, sprang the corsairs upon their foes
Swords, spears. and javelins flashed in
the ruddy glare of the torches. and the
blood was ankle deep upon the deck of the
corsair vessel. while the two ships kept
nearly on their course, nearing the fear
ful death gorge
The youth fought bravely. dealing
death around him with his heavy blade.
yet the mask seemed the presiding gen
ius Of the battle, and his reeking sabre
carried death at every stroke.
Omar protect me, cried the aged helms
man, as he fell bleeding on the deck \
deep cash extended along his left cheek
and the blood was flowing freely from the
wound, while a sabre flashed above his
head.
Iago saw the danger of the helmsman,
and in an instant he Tended off the blow,
and laid his foe corpse at his feet.
Allah be with you, Iago, murmured
the aged man, as the youth raised him up
To the cabin, Ghurza, cried the youth
hurriedly, and the next moment he again
mingled in the fight.
1t was sometime past midnight and
still the battle ragged 90 but suddenly
sharp grating sound broke upon their
ears, and each, both friend and foe, drop
ped their swords and sprang to the yes
sells bows, but it was too late, the ship
had struck, and they were doomed
A moment more-then came wild.
fearful cry over the dark waters-then
came heavy crash-then again that wild
cry broke upon the night air-and all was
again. silent.