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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

COPAtTNEHsuP NOTICES.
coOO OR s4oo.-rARTSER WANTED IN THE GRO.
tODV cery and meat business practical baker,
only s2 per month Good references given aud required Al
dress r.. boz i67 Herald Office.
tEOO TO r,p-PARTNER WANTED IN vALU.
p)OO able commission business now " successful ope.
ration and paying $40 day, which will shown;
money more than wanted. Apply at so Broadway,
once No.
OK na0 WANTED A PuRCHAsER TO BUY AN
S0.UUU. equal bali Interest n ! highly respectable
bushes profits now wihan, rsF topper cent Also one
on principal ayenW Everything made satisfactory. Al
LUCRATIVE BUSINESS MAY RE HAD IN PART
n by business having 5000 a. cash~ credit
sness ~ great IroAt with without desirable partner,
NAV address week box ONCE when an on.
facts.
nISsoLUTIoN-TH CO PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
~ fore .sis under he drm q BURNS GARRETT, Is
this day dissolved hy mural consent The business % ,he
stand 80 Leonard street and he alone authorized collect
,he debts Of sad hrm , STEPHEN u. BURNS,
Nav YoRE Nov. - 1857. u. '. $. GARRETT.
DTSSorTTrON-T COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
~ fore existing between the undersigned under the rm
o. Broysr Bewnley H. 'n s sA d,oyei By mutual con
ten Signed CHss l. BPowER
Srw yoRS, Dec. J. 1851 WV A BRowNLEy
NroTIcp-THE coPARTNgRSHrp HERETOFORE
loved on the 18Th ~ November by c0us~ui The
usness vii Ne carried gn, X 'ne1s gndrf ec .rm y
Nassau street, corner Of JOIN. JANE~ lAQIkT
ADorrrE TAorsr atofne,
DAR1NER wASTFp-rN THE coNL TRADE 4
il ssatd well established Va good ncsnu doing arst
49, - business capital REQUIRED from 80o e sseo
Fsftnss exchanged Aitress Goal box 10 Herald onice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01
EXPRESSES.

ISLAND or CUBA ExPREss-P. G. BoMRALIFR A
Il CO. Havana propretors will forward freigh, and mar.
cells All ~ cuba by the United States steamer
PHILADELPHIA, on the ~ OF December inst Freight must
be delivered the day before with invoice accom-
panyng the for clearing ut The Custom House Colec.
lions attended 20 IN apars Of Cuba. Drafts sight in
sums 20 suit Havena.
WELLS. FARGO co, AGENTS.
M = ur..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15
Be- Secretary CoDb has issued Treasury

Be- Secretary Comb has issued Treasury
Circular, extending general invitation to the
holders of the United States Stocks to present
them at the Treasury for redemption at pre-
MUM. At such time as the present, when
specie is so much wanted, by banks as well as
individuals, we hope that this offer by the Ad-
ministration will be accepted, and the clamor
for gold once more quieted. The General Go
vernment has all abundance of the much need
ed specie, and offers to put it in circulation at
premium. What more can the people or
the country expect Or desire ....-..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

gss- a meeting of the stockholders of the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Co., was held at their Office on Wednes-
day of last week, at noon, to consider the best
means of relieving the Company from its pre-
sent obligations The debts of the Company,
which must be met at once, amount to ST.
100000. The Company have determined to
issue Income Bonds at per cent, to be issued
at par, payable in any of the floating debts or
obligations of the Company. A committee
was appointed to carry out the object Of the
meeting. .
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

has- The steam boiler in the Kniekerbocker
Plaster Mills. of n Y City, cor of West and
Horatio streets. exploded one day last week,
completely demolishing the factory together
with two three story tenement houses adjoin-
ing. One woman was instantly killed and ten
or twelve persons badly injured the injuries of
two or three of whom may terminate fatally
The cause of the explosion will be made q mat
ter Of judicial investigation. s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

Esg~ We call special attention to the fact
that the Teachers Institute is to assemble at
Towanda, upon Monday of next week. These
meetings have been numerously attended in
other parts of the County, and we hope that
the one to be held here will not fall behind
them in point of numbers or interest. We
understand that the citizens of the townships
where the Institutes have been held have
evinced much zeal in the cause, and are highly
pleased with the manner in which they have
been conducted and the influence they have
exerted We bespeak for this effort of the
County Superintendent, the hearty co-opera-
ton of the citizens of the townships represent
ed in the meeting which is to assemble in the
borough on Monday next. .t ...a...
The Hon H. c. HIcKoK, the State Super
intendent, will lecture on the night of the 9th
and we can confidently affirm that those who
turn out to hear him, will have no occasion to
regret the loss of time
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

RSg~ The Central Bankaof Brooklyn, L. L.,
is discredted. Yesterday morning, at New
York city, the Sheriff seized the books and
papers of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road Company at the instance of the Miwau-
ke Bank
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

KANSAS ELECTIoN.-No official returns have
yet been received from the late election in
Kansas but the reports already received place
beyond doubt, the success of the Free State
Party. PARRorr is elected to Congress, and
the Free State men have a majority of the
members of the Legislature. e..a..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

nsg~ --latest telegraphc dispatches from the
Pennsylvania do not indicate that any plan
of relief has been agreed upon. A Com
mittee of Conference was appointed on Tues
day, which may possibly be able to originate
some plan which can be adopted
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15
JAMES POLLOCK.

B9r We learn from the Pitston Gaeette
that gang Of Couuterfeiters have been detect
ed in that Borough, and that two men giving
their names, as Elias Askey and Arthur Oil
yer, have been sent to the County Jail to await
a trial in the Sessions.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15
8raoforo ReportFr +.
E. O.eGooDRTcH, EDITOR. p
TOW -ANDA: 3
9barsoan ttlornlnp, Ortober Is. 1851

TERMs-One Dollar per annum inrariabiy in adrance.-
-Four ,ceeks precious to the expiration Of subscription
notice cW be gicen by printed rrapper and if not
netced, the paper icM in all cases be stopped.
CLrBBINdTe Reporter ,r be sent TO Clubs at the fol
ioring extremely lotc rates E&5rf = If.nl
copies for......sj 90 Il copies for... So 90
10 copies tor..-.. 90 20 copies for. 10 90
ADvERTIsEMESTSFor square Of ten lines less, One
Dollar for three less Insertions and tceptyre cents
for each subsequent insertion. 3 d '71A -
JoB-WoRK-Erecufed ,oM accuracy and despatch and a
reasonable prices-'cih sUe,y facy for doing Books,
Blanks, HandJits, Ball tickets, 8-c. 81 ..t ..
MONEY may be sent by mail, at riskenclosed in an
creOpe, and properly directed, oe tcM be responsible
for its safe deIirery. .''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

Hs5~ On the New York and Erie Railroad
Yesterday morning, train Of passenger cars
ran off the track near Buffalo, by which seven
persons were seripusly injured.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

SUSPENSION OF THE New YORK CRY BANKS
Nine of the New York City Banks suspend
ed on Tuesday The remainder must of course
follow, and the-suspensioa-w probably be-
come general, throughout the county
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

re- The Telegraph announces the death of
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK CUsTIs, the last
member of WAsHINGToS's family. He died on
Saturday, at his residence in Arlington, Va.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

At the present time "Wednesday noon) we
have returns from but small part of this
County Some of the towns have done nobly,
while others show a considerable decrease from
last falls vote. The majority for the Repub-
lican State Ticket will probably range from
$500 to 1900.
We learn by private advices from the line of
telegraph that PACKER is probably elected
Philadelphia is said to have given him 1000
majority over both WnMoT and HAzELHURsT.
These reports are up to 10 o'clock Tuesday
night, and of course SO limited that the amount
of Packers majority cannot be determined
His friends claim 10000, but it will probably
be less, and may fall far short of that. 80.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

BS- Powell, Ramsdell & Co., of Newburg,
heavy lumber firm, have failed, as also the
Powell Bank of the same place. Mr.. Rams
dell is the Ex-President of the Erie Road
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

IlAKKlsBCKtl Uct. 5, 1901.
SENArE.-The Senate met at 10 o'clock
this morning. -..-.
Mr.. Wright presented copy of the pro-
ceedings of a meeting of the citizens of Phil
adelphia, relative to the financial crisis. The
proceedings were printed in newsletter form
Read and and referred to Committee of
seven. -r ..- ..-s
The Speaker presented statement from
the State Treasurer of the amount of funds
deposited in the Banks. One thousand copies
of the statement were ordered to be printed
Mcssrs. Browne, Knox and Wright present
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

The motion to strike out was opposed by
Messrs Wilkins, Taggart. Lewis and KILN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

TREASURE TRovr.-Mr. Benz. $. Dey, Of Curh;ack
COMFY \. c., while plowing ~ hi; ned lew aays
IS the amount ofabCut 5000. lts supposed To have
beer buried during the Re, oiuton aud the accident
that led 10 the dircovery nost -inguiar IL APP
., as Il at an old pine tree had fallen near the fence
Mr. = farm ard one If the branches truck IN IN
pot where the money found. AZ the tree was m
b.tuction TO those engaged In blowing II was raisei
from il. position when vas discovered that Inc OLD
brarch lad several pieces vi the coin sticking TO i,
Thry n m went to work aud dug down ~ the depth
fa6out four iect when they startled by tn dis
tOvery of this .arge amount u money; Every eye
that foked upon the sinners are told, became as
big ar moons; and one of the negroes wao asssteI 10
rasirg the tree on seeing the mOney sticking % mo
limb, was 20 amazed at the sight haI0aed out, Way,
'Massa DeI, what am dat wonder if be gro dar-
well wei, dis am de fus time eber seed moosy
"groin on de pine tree" yoke of oxen va -" -.
hiohed to the treasure, ard Il was cef''e' " no
house Of Mr.. d.. where il can now be seen. .,.ho.
This We assure our readers II no hoax anu "
gives eredence 10 the tradition that n,rs wa .fsy
uSi osNea VA u AZ P"'' Norfolk Herald, Nay7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13
CUPREME COCRT-County Of Westchester.-

- Lame, A Di.broar Admui.t-atcr Lc q Stp hcn r Do
how deces-,d against Henry W Amber hsury u. Rsfu,
AID Ann j. HE wife Henry Austin, aud Winfield, HE wife
win. Joshua srth AMI liam Wilson. David l.: Seymour
George y Ssymour S-1uel : SHith and Caleb Sm:thSun
non. .. srns ed-For R.lief ou. To the Dc
fen.aut SAMUEL r REYNOLDS ESD: You hereby
required otnprt amended IN this
ectiou fled in the Office Fl the Clerk OF the County
uiWe,tctestsr Dec 1876 81 W.s P1in IN .sd county AM
r.rvs copy your the aid oupls-nf -
minded he subscriber he Ccs No Sewst, IN the
Cry Of wYork within twenty day arr tie service Of To-.
ven fail an,1s aid comr .aai amended within nc
ns slre aid The rlaiuf Ia tis rc.iou viii efpy 20 he
Corrt i,r m. +. Il Il rpsnde6 IN t eonusnt ansGd-
pa'sd february ? Is7 ALFRED H. tOh"tso,,
.5f iswI.WW' P.l.-1- ANVIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13
OAIE hr 0RnER nf ma STRROGATE.-Sur

GALE BY ORDER Of the SURROGAIE.-Sur :
- ros.e's Court County Of New YorkIn the hAIfEh OF
the APPLICATION TO MORTGAGE, LEASE or SELL the
REAL ESTATE Of THOMAS w KELLY dscea'ed-by
and In pursuance order made In the above sttr
m. ffh day Of MAY 1857 the subscriber JOHN hchENO-
MY di.inere.ed feehode appointed BY the sIrrogte OF
h,r.nater mentioned will SELL a, public auction a. the
M.rehants Exchange IN the City Of Ne~foh on iho ~
noon Of that dsy the following described LAND and PREM
IsFs belonging 10 the estate 81 said Thomas w hel de
ceased vz The equal undivided hrh part OF 81 o
tain lot piece parcel Land situated fronting on the west
r Tide of Second avenue the Seventeenth Wsrd Of the
Civ Of and known by the street number @ sixty
seven said and which Is 0ounded ana de
rb.d a. follows viz: Commencing point the south
westerly corner Of Fourth street and Second avenue running
thence westerly and parallel with Fourth street aforesaid SIXTY
four and half inch thence easery snd paIale WIN
sixty feet Second avenue thence nothery
aud parallel with second avenue t"tn;y iouf icf 80
inch 20 the pace begnnL gsad lot being twenty f
aud b.t an inch IN frout and snd il depth eaeh SIDE
Nty fer' be the lessthe
being three story brick Dwelling iious- IN
- IN N, one equal undivided fifth part u oil t.t r'ain
lot u Land and Premises situated ironing on TIE Westerly
d Of n. street known TIE BOwery in thf tourteen Y
.l sb,bi Nsd II the CITY OF Newly between Grand
and roo and known and dis.ln gsheo On nap OF
tai /, 81 I'd Bayard- Fac. Farm by the number I'D t"o
h drfa and twenty bounded esste IN ont ~ the bow
cry sessid rorthos!y BY pc misses % " " o.
known dng fed the nsp AFORESAID - me nun per
rod nov 81 Of James Barclay known and
On The nap aforesaid BY the number (l Two hlLdfeo anh
irfyx and sou.heTy b. PREMISE no" or late OF hI' D.s
paire snd dlstingU ca me map s'ss4e - 10
iaJsr (224 two hundred and tgentyfou eout.n IN
Lr.soih front aud ~ feet and IL enE on
side hundred feet he the same more OF , o
ae lot of ground and premises Devised 70 Jeremiah an
Rus.lsr 10 aud BY the III and testament a Nfs Jaitn
BrIc. and now Known ~ the number S hundred
and thityesh in said BoweTythe Improvements on :sa A
described ot being twooTy BRICK store WIN nigh atc aud
deep extension ia the rear"-Daed Ne,yYok, May 1851
JOHN hoMENOMY, Di'igtere.ied hteehoder
For further Particular inquire o. JANIS " WIFI NO
thirty s.rtet SeyE-iOyk. uyb laWhts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

TIE chrcqud rag, IN noticing H. ;Ge R s.-ssS1
HIV"gn W ri fifteen ,hiliren, says they ware
WIN ,'s fi eft specimen Of "navers ever seen.
They Were f'U Eluira IN Se-Y% ~ Ss, III APP Pm
anoe and fLrn The ,ldest child was " years
"a and II e youngest at ths breast ADJ .ne
~ ~, had A look Of cheerfulness and yig1r mat
many Of cur city danes OF half her years might envy.
Atou 30 bushels Of the Chinese susaf,esh' SEQ
have beer di,,ribu,ed by the Pa'ent-Ofiee Tho
season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj KEHNEpY Of RoIbuy has discovered IN on. Of our
P..tur. we'd. ,.mesy that euIs' ~ ND p
H has tried 1t in eleven hundred es'c. and never -a
hundred certificates of s value all within
80 ho,. Ar. ..Tr,n,ea TO cure nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure the vor's kind OF PnPe' 90
The face. -
Two bottles warranted to the worst cAnher IN the
mouth and stomach
Three to Eve bottles warranted 10 the wor case Of
6us to two bottle, AZ. warranted all hsmor in the
bottles warranted to cure running Of the ears and
Four 10 I Bottles aud running
on. bottle will cure .o.y eruption Of the skin.
three bottle warranted to cure the worst case OF
Two or three bottles w.r.ned the mes. as'psr
ste Of rheumatism
Three to bottles warranted to salt rhenm
Five to eight bottle. will the Of .cIofus
Objections FOR UW.-Adul.. table sp,enful per Day
70 eaS poS A. no direction. can Se .ppcabs
to all take enough TO operate on the oo"e ~cs
:: : tsssiofa %i AA'NAO' gives p '''' '''''' -
70 BE USED IN CONNECTION WITH
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
ToR INFLAMMATION AID hUsoR THE EYEs this rvss
immediate relief you will apply 1t on Inca fAs "Ash gong
Fos scILp HAD you viii cut the hs Of the affected part
apply the Ointment freely and will see the improvement
Fos Salt RH,uh rub It well In .. often convenient
FOR sc.Lrs an inasmed surface you Will rub IN 70
you cannot help wishin syell 70 the inventor
FoR scAss. These commence by thin serd hld ooins
through the stin hardening the sufsce In short
time are full Of yellow nhsmed suacs
some You will apply ihs Ointment freely but do not
RIB II In.
BoR Soar Lrsa This 10 disease more 80 than
generally supposed the skin turns purple covered with scales
and forming running BY ap
plying the Ointment the itching and scales win disappear
lev days you keep with the Ointment un:d the
skjn gets its natural color.
FoR rHE PILrs snd Inflammation. you viii It freely
Il will 1--WE immediate relief 80
This Ointment sees With every te,h snd sives immediate
relief in every skin disease Hesh u he,t 70.
Price so cents per boz.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY No 10 W~Tsn'st',
RoIbrry ksss
Provinces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

CANDS' Observation-Disclosures SPRING
~ MEDICINE for the MILLION-if your blood 10 sluggish
or impure will reyivify and purify H. Ii your secretion.
irregular defective Il will stimulate them TO healthy action
and an and renoystng agent IL Is unrqusrd Pr
pared and sold BY A b. D. SANDS No. 100 Futoust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate ~
,he County Of SewYork notice hereby gwen 10 all per-
.o. having claims against EDWARD L. BIRD late of the
CIV OF NewYork dcea.et present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber her dence no 30 Bat~ay
In the CITY of before the Sh day OF OCTOBER
nr.t-Dstcd Nv. York The sSd day Of April, 1851
30 t.wernW ANN E ElRD Administrative.
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T-eR pOsTON via NORWICH snd wOR-

l. Bh BUoIONi VI" -f'f - = =. - C,-,.,s,
CEsTER-Dsily Of from Pisi 0os o. ,,s,
a. sy he hv,si,. steamer C0SSECTlCUT taPC W N WI
,y. IN MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and thiDAls snd ~
N. new ana spleoSi steamer COMMONWEALTH IAN w
H.EA on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SAIC kDAt - H
Avn, Point; thence By and handsomely ons"0 vi
Worcester Boston. ProviGen~s Law
srnse Lowell, Nashua Concord White Montana s1d eyer,
other Of Now StA,srooms can b. engaged
.pp,ins On board or to L. MARTIN Asen;. s. bis Office
.-,t OF lourtlanata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13


i CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cues VISA
W,..ru Nohve,t ~ and South. western states oy con
,nuous Railway direct This Road also eonnee,s -
daily hue Of St.sIners all Portt IN the
and Cleveland and ssndusky with st-aneIs - - 49,
tie Northwestsrn Lstes making ihs most =, -
reliable route by which FREIGHT can Dc br~aoso =" anu
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sad PITTSBURGH;
FnsT CLAss-Boots Shoes. Hats and cps |1ScentsY
Books Dry Goods lin boxes oa!es az aIII 100 D.
Drugs Tin boxes and bales), Feathers ~ -
ssSohp tLAssLDSsenS sa lin ,asS.I Hard 60 cents y
80 y. sina Ia ho,s.l Wool aad Sheep 1901
fHIRp CLAss-Anyl. Steel Chains lin cssE 50 ceu.sY
Hemp Bacon and PORK Saled Zoos OF ~ . 100 o.
Tobacco. manufactured keep INs' -al
YorRrs CLIss-Cofee Fish, Bacon, beef ana 49,.
PoIk lin casks or boxes Eastward Lad sno "
Lard OIL, Nails. Soda Ash German Jay iH' N
Pitch Rosin, kc.................... '''''''''''''
ELoUE-$l = bbL until further notice IT,,
GAM loo y until 1Tths5 :. -, n,r s,,-b,
CorTOs-e2F bale exceeding }" % -s's''' 1"''' '
ultice. <pAr.,t.Ls. l.. -.
In Shipping Goods from szy point e.st 81 Dc sf
culaT - arb package Via Penn'ti'a AZ
ou.isu-d Of tbs Roei a fAs1e a VI
Pittsburgh VI arded without detesr'on
FREIGHT AcESrs-Harr Woru.sy - s.ulpr.,, I'M
g. ,. Sass Co. 81 LOUIS MICE oot f.i,;iJ
lad Damesnil Bill 4 Co. and Carter JeNe,r LIuls'.L
XIV; e Neld,um Msdi-n. Ind sPrgnan Brown, sDd
Irwin Co. Citseir natl. ~ W. Graham -, S
Ohio Lessh Co No 81 Klby t. b ION Zen ~ -
No ? A.tor House New Y,rk and 70 "1AShaL' s9e'
Yoyk: ] sI4ed.r Pbiladsphis. Ns.i4N R''h'' oAS
nssrs Geo. L Franeiscus. Pi:tsbnrsh - d., s-.t..
H. H. HOUSTON Ceusrl trrislt fe''s ~. 49, -
n J. LOABkIRT fsy~giStsao'rt A''fhs =
Asy Is57
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aleoiral.

Toy 10 DYSPEPTlCS.-A DELICIOUS
- MORNING BEVERAGE and 81 inisllbls cu.e toE Dyi
blHDEIIoN CoFFFE DANDELIOS COFFEE
ONLY y cents pet pound For sale b. al Irores Asnufac
tured BY WRIGHT GILLIES BROS.
Nos 2S5 and 81 WsshiHEtou-st Sevf-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County New York notice hereby given 70 au per
sons having claims szsust JAMES COOPER late OF me tiy
Of deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber her residence No s. Gansevoo
A. In the CITY OF before the twenty third day Of
Anil dated New York the 2oth day Of October 1855
his Isw6mW MARGARET COOPER. AdnnistTsthK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice hereby given 70 ell
persons ha wing claim. against GEORGE RUSSELL late a. the
CITY NewYork deceased 10 present the Same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber the otce Of James 0ridey esq
No 81 the City Of Nswfork, before tho
.1th day July neAtDsed New York the third day OF De-
cember, 1855 RObEkf NJ SSEhL,
-ErnW Administrator,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-13

III 'HE hEFII I8iIk NAIII LI4N r, va > I ONI-Nu
i TON, for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-lnlsnd route
thu shortest and moot direet-ssryins the Eastern Mail
c. VANDERBILT, Capt w. II. FIszrr In connection with
the S,onngn and Providence and Boston aud Providence
Railroads. leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted from
Pier No 2Eoh River first wharf above Battery place, At
o'cok and stonington $50 the arrival u
N. mai train which leaves Boston at $50 D. m.
The C. VANDERBILT from NewYOrk Monday, Wetnes
day and Friday From stoninon, Tue'dAy Thursday and
saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from NewYork Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. From Stonnston, Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stousnston per Railroad TO Provt
and Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching SAID
place advance Of hose by other routes and in ample time
for ell the early morning lines connecting North and last
nights undurbed breakfast desired and leave stn-
aston the 75 train connecting at Providence with
the II 4 m train for Boston.
baggage master accompanies the steamer and train through
each way. -,
For passage b.h. freight apply board the
steamer the Freight Office Pier No North River or at
h. Of Ice No. 10 Battery place.
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G,oteriee ann PROVISIONS.

NfACKEREI. MACKEREL !! MAC KEREL -!
VL SALT AND PROVISIONS.
New Fat MACkEREL No. |, Bbls., Bills Bbls Kite.
New Fat MACKEREL, No. Bills Bbls. Bbsr kits.
New Fat MACKEREL. No. !, large Bbls and BIS.
Georgia Rank Dry GOLDFISH, and Pie Rock Cod.
New picked HEERlNGS, and extra smoked scale HER
RINGS.
Picked HADDOCK, Picked SCALEFISH, and WHITE.
FISH
New M,ss PORK. Butt and Rump PORK Mess BEEF.
Smoked HAMS SHOULDERS and BEEF
New LARD, III Bbls, Bblt., Firkins and Tubs.
New BUTTER and CHEESE Green and Back TEAS.
LAMP OIL, OLIVE OIL RICE Sumner CANDLES
For sale at lowest price, Orders carefully filled
ALLAN ROSE,
No. 22s Ws.hng,on-st above Bar,sy, New-YoTk.
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Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County u New York notice IL hereby syep to 81,
prr,ou. aving claim. against RALPH HALL late Of the Cisy
Of NewYok deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the sbscber the Office OF Henry W Eamsn
No 5 broadway in the City Of New Yof bstore
The dag Of August neADaied New Yok the
twenty third day Of February 1857. DAVID HALL,
f25 law6mWed' AdminisTstor.