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y. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
DruxiEEE Cow DisrsIcT WILLIE DE Ia MILE. LIE
de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans. ANS ACHIIIE COCR.
CHILLING. t24l4

DEuxENE CoUR DE DisrsIcT WILLIE DE "a MILE oRIE-
de la Nouyelle- Orleans ( ANS ACHIlIE COUR-
CEILE-No t24l4
I'm FERTU dun writ de fierI fneias n moi
- adrese par Phqnora9le peuNeme Coa qt District De "a
Nouvelle Orleans dams pafase cdessus, 10 precedent e
LUNDl 10 de teyrer sis midi pH6e de Ia cite rue de
he Commune les du Camp ct des MaAsns Ia Fenie
puhlique ct adjudication de-
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN siue dams le Deuxieme a.
District de eete Vile dams le No IA borne pr es tnes M
du Maine Prienr johnson ef SPhppe. lie dc terrain NIL
rorme fans DIES du Maine Peur ct mesure quatre
yng neuf seds face Ia du Maine pds de
proiondenr ct face Ia rue rrieur.
Eusenb les hates et arnelt ratOns qt existent
dessus consistent maoE bc deus eges eouyere
ardose ct babe peuc0guure ayHnt II ehsnbres Eaefe
comprise cuisine bOis dcax esge' couyee en- ar
doic une ate bes naeheyte eeures cuFe, ct install
la1n pour leau.
lie saisi daus l'afare el-dessus
CONDiIIONS-toInptaHt au moment de LIBERALIZATION.
p 7. PARKER,
iali % fel s IS Sheriff de la Psroisse dOfleans.
TmRD DISTRICT CoUHr PIERRE CAZAN We vs.. NR and
by VIRTUE Of n writ OF fieri 1aciRs 10 me
II directed by the Honorable the Tbid District Court q
New Orleans ia the above led cause, viii proceed 10 sell
public suction EAESpAY, the Eth day Of February
1863, At l05S o'alock, A. NJ, on The pfemises-
The Contents Of Dry Coos Stufe No a Ifhe thaggte
street ia the IN I'd District Of this city, inventory to be
my office.
Seized 10 the above sui.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
F. T PARKER,
STILL.
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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlears

TRoisfExE Corn DE- DIsURicTl PIERRE CAZANAvE IS.
De Ia Nouvelle-orleaHs. Ssenr et DsmeA. DUTAUr.
Nc. lI4s2
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierI facias a moi
II adresse par lh0noahe Qua rieme tour De u strict
N0uyeiei Gars dams rsaire pr0ceder le MIR
CREnI u de feyer 1855 01s heurcs A. ~ sur les ieuN
Ia veufc !. blique ct adjudication de-
lie Fonds dun Masasn rcNandises S6ches sitne
Bagele a. dams le Trois6me District de vile, sui
want Byeuaifc dtpost n bureau pour recOuis.
Saisi dams paifaife c Be aus.
CoNDITIoNs-ComTtAut au moment De Fadiudicaion.
f.. r. PARNER
f,6 u I5I7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Ofleaus
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NTlOND UTsTfIT I0uR1 UIIf UF NJ " N- vs. Wa
of New Orleans. : J. l.. JlSfLARp--No. l2G13
by VIRTUE of n writ of fiett fncias 60 NE
II directed by be Honorable the second District Court u New
Orleans IN the above entitled wilt proceed fc
Public Auction, at The City Hotel Common betu cen
Camp and MaEaEne streets. WFDNESD y the 81
March, 1858, Y O'Clock H. the following described properly,
viz:
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Ia The Fourth Dis -aA
ricto this city, in No a. bounded By jersey VII
Laurel Second aud Third said n dirty III
feet bn on Jersey street By one hundred feet u depth
Iogetfer vi al the buildings and Improve thereon.
Seized IN the above SUIT.
1EBMS-Lash the spot.
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FIRST JUsrllE 5 CouEr STATE OF LOUISIANA DAVID
Parish Of orleans. COMING. 8.4n5
RH VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias to me
~ directed by the Hon j. Dixon, First Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Of Oeans viii proceed sell pub
lie auction WEDNESDAY the l0h day Of February 1853
At Il O'Clock NJ, my Warehouse No. II julia
Lot Of Household Furniture pecant,r Demliohns
Seized iu the above suits.
TkkMS--Cash on the spot
!. r. HAUGHTON, Constable
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN KASsAs.-The follow
ing are the main sections of the bill which has passed
one branch Of the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas,
abolishing slavery in that Territory after the LIST Of
March
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the Governor and
Legislative assembly Of The Territory Of Kansas.
That slavery and involuntary servitude in the said
Territory Is hereby forever abolished aud prohibited,
except for the punishment of crimes whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted.
Sac. 2. All persons now held in slavery or inyol-
uniary servtude in said Territory who have here
ofore shall hereafter be brought into the said Ter
ritory for the purpose Of being held, hereby
declared to be free.
SEQ. 3. Any person who shall now hold or who
shall hereafter attempt to hold any persons in slavery
or involuntary se-vitude in said Territory except for
epunishment OF crimes whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, shall upon conviction thereof be
declared guilty OF misdemeanor, and be punished
by confinement at hard labor in the penitentiary for
any term not less than two years nor more than We
SEC. 4. That all laws and parts Of laws establish.
ing, recognizing or regulating the institution Of
slavery in the Territory Of Kansas heretofore passed
by the Legislative Assembly be and the same are
hereby repealed.
The remaining sections only provide for the mode
Of trial and punishment Of those who violate the pro-
visions OF the law as given above.
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RtAZIL NUTS--SO barrels for sale BY
- A. y. COCHRAN HALL,
q GiaVisr stree,
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DCUNIEsE Corr pE DIsrRiCr7 la WILLIE ne LA NOT
de Ia EELLE URIE Ms vs. Dame
Nouvelle Orleans j. T.. LiSCT.ARu-so y GA
I'm KERIU U1uu writ de frFI faeina N moi

IN Nkit 7 2 q un Nvrit dc GeFl faclns a moi
~ adresse PHouorabe DeuNieme CpdT de district IL
Nonyele-Or cans, dams Fatare cides le pr1ceisrH e
MEkCkEpl, 3 de mars Isis midi FHdtel de q e. &C.
oe n Commune les du Camp Magasns
ia v-u1e pubNque ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN slime dams Ne Ouatricme -
District de crtr Vile d iet No a. borne pat les III
Jersey, Laurel peuxieme e. Trosieme. lie dit erluu Iii
msre treute ped de face IA Jertey, pisis
prUf0Bdeur.
I dessus.
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SINrH DISTRICT CoURT JOHN r. BORGSTEDE w. HIS
OF New orleans. CREDITORS.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the creditors of
this insolvency. and 10 all other herein Interested
to show cause within ten days from the present notification II
they have why the fiscal presented
Albert syndic OF said insolvency should honoogated
and approved, the funds distributed accordance herewith
aud the said syndic discharged from all further
y in he premises.
By order of the Court.
(gAgpsD JAMES Dan,ty
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SIxIENE CouR DIsrRIcT (sUCCESSIONSde n r BURTHE
della Nouvrle Orleans ct Louise Denrd sarpy epouse
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
n cier des ssdtes perSonnes
que celia peu dayor deduire oufs
de Ia peseute publication les raons pour esqueles le
compile presos Victor Burhe admnistraeur
SUGGESTIONS seat point upprouye humooue fonds
entire ses mains repartis eouiormeneut dit compile
Par ordre de Ia cour.
fes 3dnOd GASP'D JAMES Depute Greaier
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LEGAL NOTICES.
srArE oF LOrIsIANA.

s1xru DISTRICT CouRr A. b. CoURCEGLE vs.. MS CRED
Of New Orleans. IrORS-No. 5Ssil-For Respite.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
Of A. Coureee that they are @ meet at the office Of
n. Barnett Notary Public, TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
February 1858 IL O'Clock NJ for the purpose of taking into
consideration the affairs of the petitioner and his application
for respite Of Twelve eighteen and -four months and
in the meantime that all Judicial proceedings against his person
and property stayed
k4By order Of the Court:
GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Darkf s 1ige ggg
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SIKH DISTRICT CoUEr WILLIAM p. GRAYsON vs.. HIS
OF New Orleans. GRhDITORS--No. 1855.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
IN the nsuveu. and all other persons interested
csson Of his property has accepted by
benefit Of his creditors that they office Of
X. J. Kerr Notary Public THURSDAY the 18th day Of
February s5s at u O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the affairs Of said nsoyen appoint
ing syndes. according to law and the mean
time that all judicial proceedings against his person prop
erty stayed
And that f. Woodrijge ESQ, attorney and counseloraaw
is appointed to represent the absent creditors
By order Of the Court:
Clerks Office, January 22l, 1853
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srxIENE CoUR DE DIsrRIcTl JOHN R. BoRGsTEpE VS.
de Ia Nouvele Orleans. ) sEs CREANOIERs.
A Wis est par lie present DOME aux cream
II ciers de la snsde nsote be e toues personnes
que celia peu conceer davoT dedue dix
de la presente publication les raons lesquees
presene VIM Albert yndic de la ie seat
point approuv6 homoogue les fonds rparts
commencement dit compile lie dit VIM Albeit syndc
charge de SEES foncons ct de toute responsabile.
Par ordre de la cour.
fes sinlOd GAsP'D JAMES, Depute Greaier
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orlesus ( JOHN PRICE INV - "a o
Ky ElSIUE Of writ of fieri facIas 10 me
- directed by the Honorable the District Conn II
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed q e
~ public auction, az the City Hotel Common street be- n
lamp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, the Al dav ~
March 1858 at IL O'Clock, N the following described pfop.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in The First -.
District Of this city, in square No 49, bounded Nv Annnp @
clalonl tobn, Fac4nier and Race Said loo meas I
grng ihyiwo feet front Anuuncis1n street T one hun
dfed and twenty eight feef 70 depth > y
Toget er with all buildings and ipproysrets ,a-.o-
Ssizrd In the above suit.
Sc aaf mt ,.ts
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slxIENE CouR DE DIsrEICr A. BEER Gle LEURS GRE
de Ia anciers e ceux de A Beer l.
NOuvelle Orleans y Kiopman et j Blum.
Wis est par lie present dome aux Cream
ces des iusolvabs, et oues autres persounes que
celia peut coucerner, dayoir dedure dix
de la presene publication les sous pour esquelcs compile
preseue le syn1ic point approuve houologe
les onds entire mains repars coufonement dit compile
Par Orde de Ia c0ur.
Eel 3tiu0l GAsP'D JAMES Depue GreGier
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DEuzIuNE CouH DE DIsrEIcrl PIERRE CHEyALIER y.
de Ia Nouyelte- Orleans. MICHAEL MATHEWs-N,
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PREMIERE COM DE JUSTICE ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA vs.
Pa oisst d'utleaus. ! DAVID CONN-No 345
I'm NERFU dun writ die fieri facias a mol
L. adessG Honorable j. X. ID Xan, Premier
paix Pour Ia parosse dOreans, je proceieri MKCREpI
lie 10 tevrer, 1858, mNi magasin Jue No II,
d la yette pGblquc adjudication de-
YIN Lot dc Meubles. ,ar fies, Dameje ,nnes, etc.
Saisis daus pititire Cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de padiudication
jas Tel 10 J. b. HAuHuIOh, Connetable.
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f. T. PARKER,
sherid Of the Parish of Orleans.

h1esse par Phonora6e Deux tme sc District de Ia
N1lseielIeas, dams Fafare ci-des ie uro, AIera is
MEhGREDl de 1855 midi PIi5eI DE- Ia On me
ne IA immune entire les dn Camp e. des Magssiu la
Nete pubque et adjudication de- 49, a " :"
80. ~ NEhlAiN IEkRAIN siue dams e Premier Dis -
eets Hle d Iilet No 19 borne par rues de f7
ADMINISTRATIONS iein DIES Pacaniers Course lie all k,j
terrain mesule trenie euv pieds de face Ia rue de i
uqn sur cent viugt huit pieds de profondeur
ensemble ayec oues les basses ct alterations
sur lie dit terrain. i' 4'' e>is'eAt
lie sai.i HAM lalrli- 81
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yT,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR STORAT We.

SAYS the Lori' tMo.l Democrats Below Yubh.t
70 Or. Wood Of hi' city from gentleman Maine which
sp.sk. toinfy Of The rperor merits Of h. Hair Tn. sah
.oure II oerfcstes suaas d truth the Doctor
enooHiuras nor u'ees' prfefy tom Ne Press;
Prot o J. Woop Co-Genilerner: Having ny .i,entioa
esd few months since 20 te hiEy 'enehA e5eets u year
upon hair sh had become quite gray, probably
pro- bottle Of your Hair Rs..orave
ard used l. coon found Il. wes proving VIA, lad vs-ei
bottle Of which have used can certify
iha, ths gray white hair has totally DISAPPEARED both
.. and sso sS ate a. .H Ss s a III
twenty-five years sKty years old my good wife, a,
TIE above 1otce deem you your valuable di.cov
citizen Of this city and resident here for The asi esn fears
towns, Any you may make Of the above with ny
attached j. youI service as Hh 20 preserve the beauties #
nature il others as well as myself an TINY yqgIs
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
NJ. CT. H.. bILTIsoRf, Jan - lss.
tt portion Of hair from e effects Of yellow fever in New
don ard found to nser a. the vry ths needed ~ bar
thick and sosy, and 10 words can express oblsS
or' you in giving to the Afflicted ~ r1S sey noysoy
The unaererea, ii. Re-. J. < Brass minister in regular
loved. VIM DYER
BRooETrELD, Mas, Jan. Y, 1853
Prof WooDDesr Sir Having made ,rsl ~ Jour Hair Re-
storatv pleasure say that 10 effect has been
celen in removing Inflammation daudrgf and constant ten
dency itching ith which been troubled from my child
hood and has restored my hair which becoming gray
ongns color. have used other article with anything
Ike the pleasure and profit Yours truly
J. K BRAGG
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles of three sizes, viz,
large medium and anal the small holds half pint and e,ais
for 8 per bottle; the medium holds at least ~ per cent
proportion than the sns and rets for ~ per bottle the
Isrse holds quart per cent more in proportion and etsi'
for IS pei bottle
o. j. WOOD Co., Proprie,ors NJ. si2 Broadway, New
York On the great " T. Wire Railing Estsbishmen and No.
ia Msrke ST. Louis No and sold b. al good Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers
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NTEW-YORR AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ aud after MONDAY May 10 1853, and until f notice
Passenger Trains Will leave Pier foot Of Duaret follows viz
cUNKiRK EXPRESS - for Ounkrk and principal IN
terInediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN No. for Ddnkirk and Buffalo snd inerne
Stations.
KOCKLAND PASSENGER a. m, from foot Chsnoersst-
via Peruout, for Suferns end nternedate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at 2. H., for Newbursh Midtown and
Intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. Q. L., for Dmkrk and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
These Express Trains connect at Ena NTH the Elnirs Ca
1sndaigua and Nagars Fa Railroad FOR Niagara Falls Binz
the SyrseUse and Bingsmton Railroad for SyTe'
,use; at Corning with the Buffalo Coming sro Nsw-Yors
Railroad for Rocheste Great Bend eiib the Delaware
LscksW and Western Railroad for Scranton; Honels
vile Nth the Buffalo New City Rsiiroad for Buffalo
Buffalo and pukrk The LakeShore Railroad for Cleve.
and, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c.
b. T. Hhk 1LEY Assistant President
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
lNs Of NewYork-JOHN w. THOMPSON jr., ag'. HEN
RY WALKER and NARY WALKER HI, wife, Anna Bella
Brown and James Y. Brown her husband John Walker,
Thomas Walker David w. Walker John c. Hincks Jessie
Georsiana Hincks, John W. Thompsor and Elizabeth II.
TIo A. Coron and Cornelius Coror her husband
Agn,ss Wellington and james r. Wellington her husband,
Pb.be Walker widow Of James Wske Elizabeth Cardy late
Elizabeth wsker wife Of Robert Walker Joseph Candy has
hand Of said Elizabeth Isabella Walker widow Of Francis G,
Walker, deceased benjamin Walker, Henry Walker James
Walker Jesse n Walker, Mary Elizabeth Walker Isabella
Walker Oscar Walker Thomas A McF Wslker Margaret b.
Walker John Walker and Naomi his wife, Francis Walker
And Ehfa jane his wife William Walker and Miranda w. HE
wife ssmu, Walker and Cynthia X hs wife May Rosenns
Dow MARY Elizabeth Dow and Amanda Helen Dow, James
Dunbar aud Edward Mathews executors Of The last win and
testament Of Mary Purcell, deceased, William Walker by
Wells Brooks his committee and - his wife, aud Cshs
rine S. Key-Summors for relisf-To the DEFENDANTS:
You 20 the complaint
N this seton which filed in the ONCE Of the Cerk Of the
City and County Of NewYork at the City Hall In the City OF
N.wferh the 9th day Of September ls. and TO srve
copy Of the said complains. the
his ONCE No. q Wall street. in said City OF New-forh,
within twenty days the service Of this rlons on you,
enelosve OF the day Of such service and II M 70 answer
the said amt within the time aforesaid The paints IN this
seon win spp, % the Court for the relief demanded "a the
eompant-0stea ssptsmber6 q. 1853.
&. SCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney.
HlswewTst No, q Wsls:., " y. Cny
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ATEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

AEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY, Sept. % 1853.
r.ins Depot White and CeDtres NeyfOrh 81
s:l5 D. White Plains train, stopprs al all Station.
trains leave Depot Of 2fth 4A-av NesYork a.
$40 Wiismsbidge train, Stopping e. al staons
ESQ Mail TRAM Stopping :. Wisnsbridse aud al ga
tons north
II zoos Willismsbridge, stopping at all Stations
~ 50 White Plains ai, stopping 81 81 sations.
$3.50 o. .WiLansbrdee train, stopping st all Stations
400 o. II. Dover Plains tram, stopping Al all Staions
500 White Plains train. stopping At al Stations above
Whismsb1oee.
$40 m WilsDsbrldge tran yopring at Al stationE
$50 D. .WiihamsbIdge tram, stopping all StetOns
REIvPSISG-Lesve Chstham -Four CoUers;
1850 Mail train stopping at Wulsnsbdse White Plains
snd Ell Stations north
WM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLRoAD-For PHlLA-
II DELPIllA and the SOUTH aud WEST via Jersey
CITY Mail aud Express res leave Eew-Yors at sud II
and >. fare IS Through Tickets sold for Gu
nnati West FOR Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
&c through checked Washington in and
trains J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant mt udent
No will be for any unless delivered aud
h.c I'D tit.en nnmts .dvane. Of the Of ehvns
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYoIk, notice is hereby given TO all
persons having aims against HENRY JOHNSON late OF the
City of NewYork deceased present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber his place of business No 2Sj Wash
ing,ons the City Of New York before the 9Th day Of
March Dated NewYoIt, the 9th day Of September
1883 WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Sci lsw6roTus Administrator.
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TO NEw-H AvEN.-Fare 81; Berth'
Il Ers.-By Elm CITY, Z, p M ana TRAVELLER At ~.
I'D b, the Gf ANTI STATE sv-rg TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY sifp. a. RlCHD PICK Afsnt
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSbY-
" Connecting =, New Hampton win To- Delaware, tscsS
anna sno western Rslrosd and a. rs'''a N'' '1'
FslL GREAEeEaESr eoruencns October J. isis--
Leave NewYoTs foT EAsOn and niee pisces from fei
No North River att. m, u and p m fr sonsr
'4s By ssos. .I.ir' and as r n
Jersey Railroad Which New Iok h0D The foot - Court
PsssnFef. sor The Delsw.rs sd ,,teEn Raj
&c S ~ .b .'is s ~ GoHS sTERSs sapsuseassH
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar,
bet Wharf By steamer IOLAs 7;5 snt 70 n snd
Sand 1902 The ears leave fi1shing H. AHd !.
M and l. $50 m meeting AID erehsngini pas'eIs.,
r ssd tie boat At H'a''' FONT VIZ SMITH Receive:
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From August
81 ls5s Trains vii Chsnbersst station Is Nolows:
s,%e.; THiH a. sn ~ o a. HS' a
and $50 p no for sns sins 10 and e:45 N ior
IN and sns sns Trains stop at the wsy stations, Passenger
.sen Chamber Canal Shri'oghs1 and sl.t;';. TIan r
a. on sundsy. q. l6D m Ar. SMITH, Superintendent.
NETWORK and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ ls5a FALL ARRANGEMENT 1858
Commencing October 4. 1883.
Passenger sta:on IN Ne~YorE corner 2tE and an Az,
sn"'H's % TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
As M For Brdseport :, s. a M ,ex7; i2:15 sB AN
le1 s:i5 For Milford strsifora Fairfield sos.b'
sst AH9 si n; ias5 as 40 i ea rs $50 p "a
For DsIieD and oIeenwieh nj l2s5 9:45 ,:i5 $50
las p For Port Chester and intermediate tta.ons, T.
q no. 9:45 9:45, s:45, 5:Sn $50 Q.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, q ex 42l P. 70. (ex.) Por Hartford and
Springfield (ex.l 4:2o p tez.) For Connecticut
River Railroad 70 Montreal (e1) For Canal Ra I'D 20
North pton, a (esl and l2:45 p For New Haven
and New London Railroad a. and 4:2 p For Houss
tonic Railroad m lh r. m For Hsqsstncs Rsilroad "a
8 n t:6 N. JANIS H. HOYT, Superintendent
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CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA 12nlo. Up. 400. Cincinnati; AAdersop
Gates Wright.
The Of this story, by Western writer, opens
in the State of Tennessee, period not very remote
from days. 1t is devoted to the illustration Of
socie'y in the SouthWei the character and habits Of
Indian Life. and the influence Of Slavery.
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TIE AMERICAN HOMEOPATHIC REVIEW Ed.

TIE AMERICAN HOMEOPATHIC REVIEW. Edted
BY ROGEE q. PERKINS, NJ. D., aud HESRY NJ SMITH,
No. |, Oct. 1853. }. T. :. Smith Son.
The new monthly periodical with the above title is
devoted to notices ofhomoopa'hc literature, the pro-
ceedings ofhomaopathic societies in the United States
and England and homeopathic news in general.
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pENNsY RAILROAD

D TIE JNflA 7 LT1lsI ANb nut -
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at fsbgrgn with rs
foeds and from ST. Louis Mo- Alton Gsene aud Chicago
~ Frankfort Lexington and Lousyile, KY Terra Haute
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Reefontaine Sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Co
unbus 2Auesve Massion and Wooster, Ohio also with the
pa boas from and TO New Orleans St Louis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati
Through tickets for the Fast can De had 81 eny OF the above
mentioned places in the West.
Passengers will find this the shortest expeditions AID
comfortable route betyeen the East aud the West
IRON NEW-YORR TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS.
rRON NFW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN - HOURS.
Fare $ low any other route.
Bee handbils IN the hotels of this city. .
Through Tickets further information may be had the
oHoe Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Aston House, Broadway.
January l. 1855 J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice is hereby given 70 al
persons having claims against JAMES GAlNOR, late Of the
City Newiork deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber al his residence No "a Coumtast
III the City Of NewYork before the fifteenth day II De-
ccber next-Dsted NewYot the nth day of June 1858.
o. VAN COTT Administrator Of
lis 1avemTu james Gaynor deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-12

SKETCHES OF LIFE AND LANDSCAPE by the Rev.
RAIN HoYr. New Edition, l2mo. Stanfor, Dei-ser
Mr.. Hoyt IL well known for the natural grace and
elevated sentiment Of his poetical compositions az
well for the devoted eamesncss of his laborr in tho
cause of religion ard humanity. The new edition Of
his sketches issued is intended by the publishers
to aid him in rebuilding the Good Shepherd Free
Church which was destroyed by the tornado that
swept over this city in the month of June last two
fold motive is thus presented to purchasers for obtain
ing possession Of this interesting volumc.