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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
CIPRFNE COURT-Citv and County of New.
Netu1lprk DAILY Tribn,re.
BRAZIL.
be ". Y. Tribune.

Coucspor dence Of The ". Y. Tribune.
Rio DE- JASEIRo, sept. 4, ls56.
The Only event of public interest that has &C.
CURED lately in this part of Brazil is the death OF
the Marquis of Parana, which took place on the I'd
inst. lie was Prime Minister Of the Empire, and
De tacto the Government His illness was OF short
duration. and the suddetness Of his death produced
a great sensation in this community. The Marquis
was man of great ability, and as there is great
scarcity of such men in Brazil, his death is public
Calamity.
The ONLY feature of interest in the commercial
news is the prospect that the price OF coffee Will
give way under the pressure of our latest adyices
from the States The stock here is slowly accu.
mulating by coastwise arrivals, and from the fact
that prices have ruled above the limit OF orders
from the States. For week or more no coffee has
been shipped for Europe or the United States.
The bark Smallwood sailed hence for Hampton
Roads Oh he Sd inst, taking part OF the cirgo Of
the Flora Temple, which put IN here leaky. The
Smsll~ GOD has for passengers Mrs. Capt w r
Lynch, L. g. ", and servant; the Rev Messrs
G. ID. Carrow and Varnum d. Collins.
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BERMUDA.
the y. Y. Tribune.

CorresporIence Of the y. Y. Tribune
bermuda, Nov. :, l-56.
The fever, which has been prevailing at these
islands siGce the beginning Of August, has not yet
passed away. II bias become exceedingly h'fd' and
decisive II seems to die out completely for some
dsys and then with alarming suddenness it starts
up again in the locality had left by selling upon
about ten or a dozen persons at time; when
these are conyalesning, few more fresh eases
spring up, Just rs if the dire disease had resolved
to keep the whole community on the rack OF the
most painful suspense since the parishes that have
e,saped the visitation know not at what
moment it might show itself among them.
Taking the whole number OF cases into
consdt ration since the fever first broke ont,
tie mortality has been remarkably small. The
deaths from the epideluic, thus far, have pot en-
ceeded ten per cent. Two of the Queens Oft GERS
have recently fallen victims to the teyer-Lleut.
Hogarth of the Goth Regiment, and Lieut.. Hewitt,
r. NJ commanding u guubOat at this station.
In politics have very little TO report. The dis
puttd election question, which the House of As
senby settled in a manner unpaletaOle 10 the
Governor and his adyser (~ho, by the way, had
nothing whatever to DO with the CUES 700 was,
az | advised YOU not long since, referred TO the
Secretary ofStae in London; aud that iunctionary,
viewing it as purely law matter, has turned II
over TO tie Attorney General aud Solicitor General
Of England for their opinion Meantime, no legs
latiye business is transacted here.
Admiral Fansbawe, c. b., Is expected here carry
next month, and, it is said, will soon thereafter
return home. Sir Houston Stewart, *: l. D.
WILL it is reported. succeed Admiral fanshawe Us
Naval Commander hief. -,
The H,ne Government purpose TO sehd adui'
iional cony cts to this colony; and, as there are
also several sppers and miners on their way OUT 70
the colony. it is not improbable that the work Of
further Certifying this Gibraltar 0! the West VIII
be carried IN with renewed vigof. 9
Tie weather is very chaugeabe. Il Il NC" DOW
ing strong northeast gale.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.
hisyear.
From The N. o. PiodyvHs, iotA

From The ~ o. PiodyVas leh
The steamship Charles Morgan, Capt. Place, hon
IpSeI oo via Galveston arrived yesterdIy afternoon.
We learn from The GaieestsH Ners that the election
in that city passed off quietly, there being very Ii'le
exciemt nj ard single disturbance OF any kind a.
the polls. ,. ana. pu,.,.
300 This The Ners beleves, is the Target vote ever
Iolled in GalyesoD.
The Neps Of the eth inst says:
"We have official returns from the country, opt
earn from private that a. lndlsh0la the vote
stood I'll for Bue.a and IS for Fillmore. Our
Informant docs Lot know the exact vote at Port Law
but II inks the Americs bad majority Of ID At We
aseo QuintaIa tho vote was an eaSct to between
in Liberty town the Americans reported 10
have majority If 49, and hear Il st ,ted that thsy
have ako majority in that county, but this Appears
very cODbtu,
lhe partial failure of the crops 10 many Of the upper
counties If WesttrD TcIss Is causing many families 10
remove - hc east, where the abundance OF VII at &nd
The Of other crops renders provisions Prntiu
opd cheap The Bro.0s StdttsmaR Gays mat tho
streets ard The public bighwsys eniog 10 and through
Waco, have been lined for two or three weeks part
with euigrsLts going north and eastward.
tn, Bo. on Ieiegroph leans that Major Ncighb,rs
has bad sn interview with the Campnche cbie', and
that on the llh Of October he made treaty with them
BY which the C6manches who haze hitherto held out
will now come Oh The Reservation. The 1asgrapa
remarks that b. this important treaty peace Will %
secured TO large portion Of the frontier h,herto SUP
jet 10 continual lnoian iDcure'ons
A lebtr to The Corpus Chist Faiiey, dated Ls'e-
DO, Oct. l6, Gays: $500.
The 9Th regiment United States Infantry, o. present
sta, iobed al foIt Mcintosh AID kipggoid Bsraeks
ore under oidtrs for Font Myers Fla, and vii have
as soon a. practicable
Tic four companies stationed a. Fort Mcietcs1 nea
this place III take up the line OF march VIA hagod
Barracks thelce down the river 20 Brszos santiago,
wi ere ibey will embark for tho 7 destins,ion-
ne CoII,s Christi tally Of The Let ms. says;
1Ips,rma,ion has reached us from RIO 6rsnde City
., ,in oscaniug INTO Mexico " five gro IDeu on Of
about The lth int There were three MsnIcass sth
tnem NJ lie time Of their passing tbr ugh Grande
CIV. All wee well aimed and mounted.
!yop ne party bepg discovered in the vicinity, Col
II Ci,y Dayis N the bead 4 fes other citix en-.
Of the place, made an attempt 70 arrest them IA this
tIoy iaied but though the runawsys and thieves
escaped the horses al captured with the excep-
ton Of fine American stallion, which ono of Tie
croes rode.
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ruOs. W. BfRDsALio Secretary.
Nem-pcrk Gitp Business Direetorp


VWE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of prouli
l. pent Houses in each line Of Business:
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed stere.
GRIPPING, BRO. Co., (fteld and Garden sceds) No. W
CouxLl1ndt-st.
Advertising Agents.
D. NJ PETTENOlLL Co..............So liz Nsssao'ss.
Berlin Wool, Embroidery silks, PRINCES, Gfmps
Buttons Ladies DTess Trimmings, Gold and SILVER Ara
KoHLsAAT BROS, QrportcTs and Jobber') No % Josnh
Boat and Oar Ba>sar.
Life Race Ship and Pleasure Boss q al fnd1 on hsS
mailing sssortment ~ over zOV Doits-O' L. i-'"h"
SOIL L SON No. 80 South|st
French Window and Picture Glass
H. POILLON Co importers and Desiefsl 'os MW1sy"-
Crate and Fender Makers.
WM H. JACKSON formerly w. l. n. Jackson sons), Nc.
8sI Broadway, door above l9th'st
Guns and sporting Articles.
EATON FOLsAM lste the Co." OF H. Tones Col No.
205 Broadway.
lightning Rods.
OUINRY son Offices is2 4. 9th a. and lls Nassau
LYON MANUFACTURING Co-Otiss Patent, also otber
Rods Insulaiors. Points Nsnes, &c...Appetons Build
kg, No. $40 Broadway.
Iih0Rrn piers.
OFO NO iDo Wttcr-t
Window and Plate GLASS French and Engiish.)
r. HOPKINS L BROTHERS (lnporeIs). No. 81 Barclays
Any additions ,he above list should be brought TO the
Once of g. NJ. PET1ENGILL Co. No. ll9 Nassau It.
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FRon Rio JAsIRo.-By the arrival at ,h.s port Of
the bark Indus, Thompson, we have received Rio Ja-
metro papers from the 18th Of September 70 the 81 Of
October inclusive, the last mentioned date being ono
week later than previous advices. The pspsas n'"-
ever, contain nothing of much interest to Us.
The Cnreo Merea1stl of Sept. ~, dcnoonses "a"
alleged bypocr-y Of the British Gosernmest oa'y
ing Brazil for not preventing occasional isssos OF
the law against the sIave.trade, while Door'as'y mel
fcien. measures are taken by the same Government to
suppress the importation Of slaves in Cuba, for fear Of
offending Spain.
happ.ar. from official reports that during the H.,a
ve,r 1855. the imports Of Brazil amounted TO s',-
:os,g,, and the exports sjs,'st,7R
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BRAZIL SQUADRON.


On the ith Of September last, all the vessels OF THE
Squadron were ing in the barbor Of Rio de Janeiro.
The following is correct list Of the officers Of tho
squadron;
Commodore Samuel Mercer. COMMUNICATIONS.
Flag Ship Ssvannah-Acting Commander, Geo b.
Enmons; Fleet Surgeon, Daniel Egbert; Chaplain,
Jo.eph StockbrJge; Puser, Charles Murray Lieu
tenants, Henry S. Newcomb lexec.), w. L. Le Roy
(aag). A. +. Warley, c. w. Flasser, William Mitch
ell, b. Z. Hand, ]. p X. M,gait; Pa-sed Assistant
Surgeon w. Lowber; Assistant Surgeon, j. T. Thorn;
Commodore's Secretary, J. Wilcox Jenkosi Marine
Officer, Capt. J. 7. Doughty; Sailmaker, K 1. Van
Vooihis; Carpenter, l.. Marsop; Gunner, A. r..
Thompson Boa,swan, II. Whitaker.
L. S. Ship acknowledgements, W. T.
Lynch; Surgeon, Josoph Bealoi LeutepaIts, Pierce
Crosby, J. j. waddel, J. ID. Rainy, j. z. Foster,
W. L. A. Campbell; Past Assistant surgeon, u d.
Williamson; Marine Officer, II. L. Bowniog; Gunner,
W. AInod Sainak.r .. Tatem; Carpenter. X. q.
Thomas.
The nop-appcaraIee of the Savannah IN tho United
States has created unea.iDes5 in the minds Of persons
having friends on board because they presumed she
would return 10 the United States in three years. ~
laie ss s,pt there had been ntimaton given the
Commander.in-C Chief that the ship would be relieved
hiu
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1flrAiral.

ARE YOU GETTING BALD is your Hair
~ turning gray Do you wish cultivate good whi:se:s
and rnusache. Your hair be soft silky aud glossy Your
head cool comfortable aud free from dandrnh MotEers
are your children have Injurious heads If h Then use
BOGLFS HYPERION FLUID, which never tails IN s uucr.
nm eH.cs Prices % ~ IS ceuts and 81 ~
bottle. EOGLE'S BALM OF CNTHERiA stands un.ivs.ed
,rr tan rples and De su;ifyn- the comp exon
Price Inventor and Pepretn W BOGLE Boston
sid y hol, .ne and retail by WILLIAM BOGLE No. n
Ws,hjugioi a. Bos'sn: aud in this city By BARNES \
PARK /. RUSHTON, HEGEMAN: CLARK 4 Co.. G. H.
RING Brosdwav: 4. r. & u. SANDS. Fal,on-st, W. II.
CAgEY Co. r. WELLS, aud by Druggists cyeryw here.
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SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with Express Trains the New and
Erie RAILROAD. - . - II,
On and sAer MONDAY Oct. 20 and until further notice,
Passenger Trsins will follows Sundays excepted;
Leave Nev-York from pier foot Of Dusne-st S M Wis
Buffalo Express-conDectiDs 1t Bnshanon with E1Pre's
Az o. M via Night Express-eonneetins Ct Binsham.os
siI Express Train for Syracuse and Osweso 80
Through Tickets be procured the Ticket Once OF the
Eex.YoSk and Erie Road. w. B. GILBERT sup't
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NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

HIEW-YORK and LIyERPOOL UNITED
~ STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS for LivERPo0L-
81 i'm s,.srnship BALTIC, Jas Comstoct Commander
Vi, depsn The O. M.i' icr Europ. positively SAT-
TInIF November I'D Of u O'Clock her II tho
,ot Of Csns The Of this line have improved
w..r tish bokh.sd FOr freight OF P~ssase having
scnslsd accom- odsons for elegance and sofo apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. 81 wallet.
Passengers requested b. on board At II AL ete-s
returned.
reduced 70 -Four Pounds per until further
fiea
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FROM NEW-HApEN
TN v TIbunS

Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.
YALE COLLEGE, Nov. Is, 1876.
The election being over, we ere gradually setuhg
INTO state of quiescence, and are able 70 tufn oc'
attention once more to literary pursuits Pch1oe nave
vanisled aud the hot disputes concerning tue w
COWS, The Albany Speech, and the " Os'eha "a'-'
fesio, so common week or two ago, are 10" aniohs
the ihipgs that were while the more geoera aussuol
still bnser about these classic shades, snd sa'a
point. the "prcpriety of political PreAch,os' s'.'
are yet debated in our societies. The few DUO 'AHsn
men have ceased their triumphant jeering ong age,
but the memory IF the defeat still hsun.s me minus o.
the lees hopeful En- uonters and often, az we Ell
mg in our roon we hear step going BY on NE hasss
below, and nournful sosg rises up
Where, where are the ousier' T'.irs''
The race Of which spoke in my last was Won oy.I
TraLsit, Of The Eng peering School Inc the ne !"
was a. follows, the distance being TIRES niles
-.. y y 5; x.,,,,,,................i \: 5
N.rd........ ........a iWsWs'. '"''-'''''''.'''' "
The Nereid was leading ION the bo'ne stretch when
ODE OF Der oasmen dropped bis oar, oeing d'np'esY
exhausted. The Transit then pissed a1d to9E loe iee
The Wa Wa in turning the stake boat broke Il oar,
lock which accounts for the length Ut llae o-Saosd
b, the boat The three irst boats were Dui' 10 New
loIk; the 6rst BY Darling, the secoad SUI '-rloy
james cf brooklyn. ,4
The freshman elias, lately decided E'' = 1t e he
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feaal Notices.

SURROGATE COURT, held in and for
N The Couaty Of NewYori at the saEoses ohee Ia ne
City # New York the fifteenth day Of Hovonber N the
sea, one thor sshd eight humid ed and City IPseni ALEA
hNDER ". BRADFORD. SaroEae-ln the Matter Q. the
GEORGE GUYNET. jecsA.edOn reading snd Sling the Pc
ion Of PETER B. sWEENY. Public Adminisinsor IN
tie Civ II New York aud Administrator u the Estate
tf GEORGE GUYNET, lse Of the City 81 New York de,
d,s,ed Authority Mo.4se, Lease Sci the heI
E.isfe Of the said fo the VI bis bts -
order-d that all persons interested IL the ssaie OF the sad
,oe uype deceased appear before tie Surrogate Of the
County of N.wYork Office in City Of New York.
the 9Th day Of January lext ten oeoea IN the forenoon o.
that Ssy and STOW why 1thoy Should
no. Be given said Admnisirs0I 10 orase lease or se
. much OF the Real E.ia;e Of the ssd George GuyHet de-
ce.sed a. shall b. recess Iy 10 pay bis debts
rls ls~iwTu .. W. BRADfURD, Surrogate
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Ala1v in Oregon 10 writing % friend IN this city,
thtt n,tle Il that region I've u slch galt age,
that the ovners have y fasen long poles 70 the end
al Their ho-.s f,r nc wrirt e. : gov o.; II.
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Jnsuranfe Companies.


NEW WORLD FIRE INSURANCE CON
IN PANY, OF The Cry Of Ncv-YoIs-Oboe No. . Ine
CASE cAPiTAT s2oe 900 ALI PAID ~ r., q,
fhs Company nsures Property OF an Anos h
bsroAse BY Fire, a. favorable terms - 'iinn~
tns eiiy. nrocoDs
-. ~ ~ a. wlson Alfred J. Ciyhsuh
John Nj. faTmsn, Chas ~ AcnboiIy, -. K PEEL.
bsnl G. Townsend, o. phsn w; otnoA' Sdvrd Whebosse
Dsvie Millhsn, sanl a. 1,,ri.,,e John Randall,
PeisE A. german, aaS",fSr = Pnn Robert Emmett, jT-
EoesTt Leroy, Aies sn.;,l. Arthur LeaTy.
0eoIse NJ. Groves, lie 9ietes Charles Tnttle,
Jonathan Thom ps0n, -. David Logan,
Ekshs r. MoIsan, Eeoo DDiI'rsns.LL Richard HaTdt,
Gabriel Mead, y. !; ~ sessn G. l. Rscknssd,
William BIdsal. fIse Ttorne David Jones.
,. COos.peTy THOMAS A. EMMETT President.
GABRlEL MEAD, HcePFesiden,
sAxL. A. PArrrHsoS. Secretary. .----------------
,s,3TK,Ty FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NJ ~ p.r.,, ft;rcat Wcsf-rD buhdings) Cash Capital
sA al pad in This Company, having all It's capital PAID
,~ness Of s,Incn., H roady to receive sppt
,, .nd 70 policies Of Insurance on herchandse,
suiinss shF in por. and oihT p9P2 o. toVGpso,s
rIIOS. W. BfRDSALio Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH WALKER EDHD. HAIGHr
WILLIAM y MOTT V. NJ WHlTLOCK,
IOHN HAISEY JAMES O. GARNER,
INV ARD WOOD SAMUEL c. PAXON,
aOBr L. CASE RICHARD P. BRUYf,,
WIZ bENNIsT0UN, =. CRoMWELh
WIN III. HUSSEY, 5. 4. VALENTINE,
EDMUND w. CORLIEs, T. j. DONNkLL
GTIs II PARKER GEORGE II. BEYER
UJUN ID WARREN ROBT. LINDIEY MURRAY,
SIiAs ELY, DAVID p. KELLER
WI NJ. ABBATT, VIM ALLEN BUTLER
EDWD. MERRITT, L. b. WYMAN,
SMITH LAWRENCE, MATTHEW MITCHELL,
HENRY BARROW JOHN ALLEN
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, GEORGE b. GRiNNELL
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DEM RAILROAD.--THREE
il TuRQuGu TR ANS RETMEEN PHILA-

DEM RAILROAD.-THREE
j DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PhiLA-
DELPIIA and PITTSBURGHl-TlIe MORNING i L
TRAIN leave. philadelphia for Ptt.bursh At r. m sns
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh - Y; and pitt,eags
for Phisderha st $50 Sn. TIT siEni nd p.,.h,s
for Philadelphia at 9:n p M $3.50
The above with the rrosds to and
from St Loui Mo; Alton, Gslena, and Chicago, Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terre Hsus Mad
son La fayetie and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beefonaine Ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland Co
uubas Zanesye Masson and Wooster, Ohio also with the
steam packet boats from and to EewOeans ST. Louis Lous
vile, and Cincinnati - . 49,.
For further particulars hsndblis IN the hotels OF this city,
comfortable route between the East and West .
be had either VI the
places IL the West or Of
J. h BUTTS Agent New. Jersey Railroad Co, foot Of
J. L. ELLIOTT Ageat Pennsy ly NA Railroad Co.,
No. 2 Aston House, Broadway Eew-York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, coz 18th and MsIkst,t.
Eew-York. JAN. 1876 Philadelphia
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EOR CHARLESTON ana TLoRIDA-SEMI-

Il NTFKLY UNITED STATUS NAIL LINE-Tbe new
aud fast going steamship las ADGER = & Iui
ncr Cos mandcf will leave pier Not \. r. on SATUkpAl
Nov z al o'clock H. precisely, For freight sppy or board
wter, all bills OF adug VIII be signed and for passsSe Ia
OiEec ., sPOFFORp, TILE SION CO.. No. ~ bf9sdwsy
Tie splendid steamship SOUTHERNPk CSpr l.. NJ Murray
will suteccd and l. ave NEDNkSDAN, Nov. - ihe ts'oI
lie steamer CAROLINA makes regular trp TO the various snd
ings on tie ~. Johns River Florida connecting with the
from NewloIk and leaving CLr.eston every
DAY O'Clock p Thros tickets 10 ackonyie, Oh
to Plaka, SSI
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the SURROGATE
y, ,,s coantv Of New York nOtc. hereby oven 20 al
r,r,on. having Claims sranst MARKS JACOBS, late 81
The City Of SewYOrk dess.s to Fre.sn, .nS Iss
street IN The ci,y of before the t~rn y
% Deccub.r near-D.ed Nswf1rt, the ih day "a Jt-e'
lao. ELIAS Il JACob,, Asiiihs I-sf :"
M lsve.uTus harks l. J-o'o'' ~9ee-~'-
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In PURSUANCE OF an order of The Surrogate Of
Many css s;s .
3. .sss N I a. my ssss'
ssss. 5: Ss = aA a.. ps. q s.~9Ss he nd
day Of seg.sTT se'' is'H ANTONIO eisocJHIo.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Nsr.Y:r. rs.i.. i. her,sy ty-s II
i . e *. CITY No. W. s q IE9NAs NOM
..me viii vouchers ,hersof 70 The ,st'o1s,r
iwsniyihird day Of February ns1t-D.isd Ne.Ycrs The
ssh''e ANDREW R. JACKNAH,
.a,, ,.-sru. MATHEW hfFiN wA AoSsAoH.s Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogsrs
Of he County Of NfrYST1 sr 1Sos hereby s,n 70 al
he CITY Of SewYork, deceived. present the same With
1oGeher thereof 70 the ,sb.eIOer his Gce No 80 Bqwer
p.Is-p.ied Nsv.YOri, he 18Th day Of september, ss
sic laremI. ISAAC WARD, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of lawns ,san. NARY LYoSs e Of he CIV
yoa II, SdS ID Is. Ps = sa y1fSae,
d. the lth .nd l2shay in The CRY Of New Yort
before the fenIeents day Of February ne4-Dsed New
'. .Iuis iIS FRANCIS cLossAN. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of Newfork notice hereby liysn 70 al
:: CIV S ..s Of 10 as.sd p s
with vouchers sersei 70 the '9S:reer q tie Office OF Martin
II
sors he twelfth day OF Deceuber nenDa,ed NewYork the
| nth DAY Of June le5s. EMERSON RHODES,
iele law6mTu Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork Notice hereby Ei,en all
rer,on, having claims against JOHN +. BARLEY late OF the
Civ Of NrwYcrk deceased 10 present the with vouch
hereof the Subscriber, the office of JAMES W.
WHITE No. 81 Liberty street, in the City of NewYort
a, before the Twelfth day OF March next-Daed SewYosk
| the 9Th day Of September. 1855 - -
80 lsvenTu JOHN BARLEY, Executor, sc.
| IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYsrk notice is hereby given all
r.sops having claims against the estate Of LOUISA K
FISHER late Of the City Of New YoIt WIDOW deceased 70
Nv II same with vouchers hcef the subscriber ths
"a, Of e J. and r. De Witt No 90 Ns.sau In the City Of
on or teore the 24h day Of January -Daed
| Neu.York, the I'd DAY OF Jaly 1855 -
ivy lav6nru. Executor. &c. Of LoJi-a r. Fisher.
CJIPREME COURT-City and County of New
y yort-Join l.. Herbel against James NJ Gillespie and
| o,Iers-To JAMES VI. GILLESPIE: Yos hereby
M ned and required the complaint in this action
WHICH fled the Office OF the Clerk ot the City and Coun
" OF NewYork the City Hall in said city the twenty
uh sy Of September. 1885, and TO copy OF your
,wer 10 The said the subscriber At bis Office Ne
~ Nsssaus City Of NewYork within twenty days after the
service this exclusive Of the day Of such
service you fa the said complaint within the
m the plaintiff this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the compsnt-Daed So ember a.
1886. j. Y. bho"N fi~hun Attorney
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ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION


VI -.
w CAIITORNIA. OREGON SANDWICH ISLANDS
and PACIFIC COAST Of sou I'll AMERICA viii 60 forward
an THURSDAY NFNr Novciuber ~, BY
4 = NJ Steamer UFORGF LAW. -
SHIPPERS " LII PE ASE ESPECIALLY OBSERVE
tbs, All Tr.h int nd,d be- sLplCa that day Mls OF
pE, Sam Is BEFoKE A. o'CLOCS. AooN, on WEpNtS-
DAY I91H INST This be OWNS 20 the necessity % eSiinS
The scauti 81 ~ FDNESnAf.
Az Fcish, ycfy strongly packed snd 'tcrProoL
IA value each packpc luus he stated IN order
=, -, =, f~.for'. WELLS, FARGO x Co,
''''' " No. s. Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby sven to al
pe.ons having esuas s4.inst FRANCES btAHAS ntc u
h civ "a Ireland decreased the came slto
.oucheIs thereofto tie subscriber at bis oHee No o.
In The Civ Of SewYOk before tie 100 DAY vi AAeh
n,x,-Ds,ed New York I'D day Of AnEss. ls&
sn5s iswSnru y. =. hARBuRY, Administration
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NLONE ANOD1kE IOtIHAt HE DROPS.-
The excIucaing torment Of toOthsce be speedily
eytd by bi- delightful rceJ without f'sE Of w u1ng the
gums OF teeth Eminent dentists they nse daily IN their
rsc,ice and that IN sb.d them many liable
teeth that must we have been draw Try yourself
and recon uend others Prepared and .d BY b. d.
SANDS prnsss. No 100 Fultinst A. Y. Price IS cents
per vial. Sold by Druggists generally.
WHISPERS and MUSTACHeS-Produced in
w Elk weeks by my ONGuENr ~hich will Lot stain
njure the skin 8 bottle Sent TO any pat Of the coantry
fremont row Boston; HAYES No. It's Faltont BsoohyE
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H Ansosetncn,-lSantays sIcePcaE-Irllns sOsl East,
Leave Brooklyn Tor GIsvnport 10 dAlyJ for Yaphash n
. daily and on ssurd.ys :, SD for fSnin s..ic II
and IS for Syosse. 10 lni SIS p. 30
Hampstead, ios II and SD AMI u Tor J1ussA
lcA NJ, !. ~, S.la / taa sop N
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Gtcamboais an0 Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
~ PAEY'S EXPRESS-GESERAL OrFIcE, No. ITS Broad.
way n. Y.-The hewYoIk and Erie Railroad Company arc
nov prepared to do regular Express business
H. u. RICE, suTt Express
o. C. HcC ALUM. General SupeyatIndeDt