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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County New York notice fs hereby given TO all peon.
hsvins claims against FOLKER j. BECK, late Of the City Of
NewYork deceased the with vouchers there
o. 20 the subscriber the Office Of U MADAM No 6
wall street In the City Of New before the twenty
eighth day OF Ap nexDstod, NewYork the nine
day OF Octoter 1859. SARAH l.. BECK,
oct2O law6mW Administratrix, &c.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
~ Of an nsoysut from his debs TO the provisions
az third article Of the first tte Of the fifth chapter OF the
second part the Revised Statutes Notice hr published
Jn e6 ls5a Creditors 70 srpear before the Hon WIS
NER County Judge of Tompkns County, a. bis office In
hAc, N the 7th day OF April nex .: 10 ocloch IN he
forenoon. bOAhoMAN iNNh
is6 l.rlOww Attorneys for Petitioner, Ithaca, N Y.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-Clty and
IN County of New. lork-THER0N r. BUTLER, JOHN r
CECIL SILAS RAWSON sst. N. ". BUZLARD and JARVIS
CLEMENT.-sumrons hT money demand ON contract 10
the above Dendants You hereby summoned and
REQUIRED 70 the complaint In Ais sction which
was fled the oAce Of tie Clerk OF the City aud COun
ty of New.YUk December Il, 1859, sud 10 serve q
copy Of your 10 the ssid complaint on the sub
scTibers AZ olce No Gs Waist in the City OF New
York within W euty days after the service here exclusive Of
The OF such and fail - snswet tbo said com
pAin within The time Aforesaid The plaintiffs in this son will
take judgment assust you for the OF ore hundred aud
ssyentywo dollars with interest from the 18th DAY OF
Auxu. thousand eight hundred AID hyfou beside the
cost, of this sction Dated December q, 1853.
FOSTER 4 THOMSON, Plsiniifs Aitornsy., -
d22I.y6ww No. 90 Wslst, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVI-
IN CATION CoAsANY's NEW-Y0RK AND GALWAY
LlNEThe p.xt departure fom New York will be the ssesm
sAp ClRCASsIAN Capt Geo VIM Jackson, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th of January Inst touching 81 John r. to receive
The royal mails. Price Of Passse frselssA sSi second,
ESQ., third &3o including ee tickets 20 al the principal cities
railroad routes m Great Britain. Third css must provide
plate, kne foyk, &c sud bedding Passage TO st. Johns;
fnp;ls SIS, second as For freight passage inquire
Of AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, No. 81 Hudson st,
other advertised Offices n the Interior. PAsasse
TIE lir3ca be ecured Of the above Offices
srs person. from c the piineP. cities the nes Of
ulxSy IN lIsal Britain Tor SS5 from Gslwiy for $50
AMERICAN EXSREss COMPANY
ALIEN. HOLLAND, M.nsger.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-JOHN
N IL WAYDELL FREDERIC WAYDELL and VIII
LIAM A. WAYpE l. .gsilst MOSES ktLGORE -Slmulons
for money eoDtTscttCom not ser TO the deiendsn,
above nsned You hereby summoned aud required to
answer complaint In this acton which was hed III. day III
the Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of York. st
the City Han in the City Of New York and 10 copy
your the ssid complaint the sbscnbers at
their Office, No Ill broadway IN the City of within
twenty the of this exclusive
the day Of such service and you fail 70 answer the said
will ase Judgment ssn. you for the Of four thousand five
hundred dolsrs and sixty cents with interest
reon the st January 1859, bedes the
thi. setion--Da Nev. Yort. January H. 1850
BARNEY BUTLER 4 PARSONS
ys2 lsv6wW Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
1JIHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

VNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
Il fON for BOSTON and PRoyIDESCE--iElAnd Rcus<
the shortest and most dirsc. csryns the Eastern Mall
TIE steamers PLY MOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel Stone, Ane
COMMODORE, Capt D. b. suIgs. In oonnecion With ~
srONISGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON sne
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving SewYcrk 1sny tsnn.
t.ys excsptea) from Pier No Norh River nrs, whs above
Bstteryp yplaoe A. ocloek m and s.onInGion sS a.
or On .he arrival Of kal 1rNp which leaves Boston 81
SIZE ?. M. .
TIE COMMODORE from Esw-York. Nont,y Wednesday
.-d Friday from sounF,or Tuesday Thudsy and Saturday
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Nesfors, Tueedsy, Ihurs
ssy and Saturday on sonnstou Monday, WEDNESDAY sas
y1iAy.
P.sserr proceed ton e.oDsngen PEI rnhoai e FEs
aepce Bosor tie Express An rran reaching sA
advance II those BY other routes ard II aur s
Ter all carry morning Ines cennsctine Noa sHe kAsS
PASSENGERS Ia; eoa-d lie steamer srtoy
uDdistuTbei breAss; desired AID saw ses
son IN N. = m. train.
va. from Providence 10 Newport Fihy ceu.s-
seoOEpAes ne steamer sad uAr hroSss
sxch way. -,
Tor psSssGe berhs IA:eSooV,s -lsh spPy Sosd Ia
reser c. the Freight Ohoe, Pier No 3N0rh River, or o.
ve orice. Nc. 10 Bsrtery-plsce, Jan ~ ls7s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Gntlerp, Garomart, &f.

NHNIEUt VWAV'~WEEt WIZ
TNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIE,
J. ARTIMONY, LEAD sPELTER SOLDER
TNHOMAS PIG IRON-SOft free, strong, s1<
IL warranted substitute for Bootch Pig.
n ANES g. SONS SHOVELS and SPADES.
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-Very superior
Ul quality. Agents for Mount Hope Iron Co.
JOHN w. QUINCY Il Co.. No. 9S WllAmr-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA.
IN pELPHIA and hs SOUTH and WEST, via JERsEl
CIYY-Msil .nd Express ines leave NevYork st and II
m and and D. fare eS Through fickeu sold for On
hnns and the West and for Baltimore Warrington. Nonoh
D M trains j. W. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
No bssg.se vii be received for any train uness delivered at
checked hfsep In advance Of the tune ofeavina
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

EIUSHlNG RAlLROAD-Lesves Fulton Ssf-
u ket What ey sesroer lOLAs g: s:S f;o and ~ ~
srA s.b G-t TAs esve Ft1shing, L l., teSs,
lane 10 n, snS S:<5 and meeting sas enc iasin5
fsasutsrs With ths bos; Hunters Polr. Iho1sh n
sslnutes Fare 2s oerta WV N SMITH Heo-ivss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
and EEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
III laia WINTER ARRANGEMEN1. l2A

IN ls5e. WINTER ARRANGEMENT IL
Commencing November q, ls58
PASSENGER Station In New.Yok, Hhr and <tAAs.
sntIapce 2t5-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.
For New Haven a. tex); as 2s5, lex S:A AnA
$50 m. Yor Bridgeport, Ia m Tex ) la:ts 7;+s teI
B<5 4.SO .. Por Milford, stratfod, Fairfield, South
port and Westport l2f5 s+5 and 80 m yor Nos'
YAH a. m l2:45 2+s, (eI) S:S $50, $3.50 P JoE 90
den and Green wich m l2:45 S45, 49,, $50 Fo
Stanford g. (e1, l2<5, 2:45 (eI) 3:S 4So, $50
Yor Port Chester and intermediate Stations ls;Ss, sh
Csc, $3.50, $50 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
gor Boston, = (eI) 245 p. m. teK Ior Providence
via Hartford (ex) For Hartford and Springfield,
m (eI); I245 and 245p N (eIl Tor Connecticut Riv.i
Eailrosd 20 Montreal q m leI(. por C,n. Rsilresd
and New LOnaon Railroad, q m .nd AS vor HCS,.
m Yor psnbury and Norwslk Rsilroed, q 3:+5
JAMES H. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

~ Connecting 8: St Hampton via tie Delaware, Lschk
sars 40 Wesern Raiosd sna a. tAstea ~te ne L-akf
Valley R2i-osd- -, ,,.,
EAfL ARRANGsssSr o-tnmenefnf oc;ceer !, isS-
Leave NewNoG fer Eson sna n'-redi.'e Pse- ne r-i
ME ~ above trans end 81 : p u
TIE trains EEshc.h Sh traa ,n TIE Nsv
Jersey Railroad which esvr keSN fun h- cot sf tsf
t,net ~, :. and " n and and p m -.
fss'er Tor toe D. bsc ara "e.'~da ~
rosa vii csv, u eoy. FsI Lrkish sAey hAiose
u 4 % ans y N IOHS 0. sTEAN5. snse.ialsneerk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Matbinerp.

a NEW COPPER LIGHTNING ROD, 3-inch
IN surface gated twisted and continuous without joint
eooupDy with the Otis Patent fDsulator Manu- Al Broadway
HOLEMANs FARM MILL.-Tbis Mil hiss
~ received the FIRST PREMIUMS at Re State Fair at
fynoDs and u. g. Fair Richmond, Va, snc creating
excitement the farmers throughout the country
Can be In operation st the Office Of the COLEMAN
Farm MILL COMPANY, Tribune Buildings, No. Spruce
- Esw-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS

Froln Ncw.Yogk 20 Liverpool:
Chief CABIN Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. a.......ss.- -
from Boston % Liverpool;
Sari NshlR Passage. VII"
e-eVne tshin Fasssge .......sss..s..ss.'s "
Ihs .siIs sfoau Bas;an cal a. Hsllsx.
fEkslA Cspt. Jgekius, 4 CANADA, Czrt. L.p<,
ARAsIA, Cart J. Stone AMERICA CAPT. Mllsr,
ASIA. Cap. E. J LIT NIA9ARA {. " Andsrson,
AFRICA Cap. SaArnen EiTROPA Cant J. Iei,oh
,aIbosrt bow rel oa pos; Row
hiAGAhA LAns. Leaves Boston. "Wednesday. jan ID
h0fh Leitoo... l~ayes N. YoTk. Wednesday. fee
hkAbiA sscne ... Leaves Boston. Wednesday, Feb
AhA Lo:; Leaves ~ York. We in.s-sy, Sch is.
AmEhtSA, Mhs ..lra awe Boston. edueseAy FEB j
BsrtSs pot secured o. III paa .or
An txptTepeed Surgeon on bsard
TIE cSn.fs u tAss- shps wA not &c s,ccrnshle for Cola
'ei buiien s9~is, Jewey, freous Stones or Metals
eas - ~'rs are .sned th.rfcr sna she vsiie thereof
ssitin tSFiesGst. fOf iseisd, og pss1.re ssp'y %
L SCNAGJ, v. IL o4 4I Greer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
X 1T c Ii EN R NC Z s
J. MIGRANTS PATENT.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN

J
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
KITCHEN RANGES.
Movable We'er back with Pipes and Connections, 80
simply arranged that they be regulated by person. aud
used 10 a moment, either with or without wster.
yarauted remedy for the evil Of putting out the
Ere the be stopped for csue and aso prevents any
ge leakage around the Range, as viii be seen on exam
nation.
References viii Be given that they folly the end men,
honed above They cheap and equal IL baking and
cooking % any other now in use. u...
ManufsctuTsd and for sale by j. INGRAM SON,
Plumbers, No. SSi 4h-sv., cor Of 18th 81 N Y.
Circulars sent TO order. State Rights for sale
DETERs NON-EXPLOSIVE GAS-BURNER
win produce light at less than oher War
nted safe. The ouly baynf nou-conductor attached
Needs be satisfy all Depot No. Az Broadway
New York State sad Comfy Rights for ae Agents vsnteds
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
paints, Oils, Glass. Nf.

NOBURNs EXTRA OIL-Yery superior ioi
~ Machinery and Burnins-none desiTsb Barrels
r @esaJops JOHN w. QUINCY 4 Co.. No tWUliAm-sl
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GOLD PEAS.
STREET RAILS.

new supply Of the best article, just received
june25 JOHN wong A IN
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MeDifal.
A BL00DLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold of
NAONEXAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

rTNHIS enormous quantity OF this Invaluable Reme-
dy has been purchased by ctzsns Ol the United
States during tie short time u has been before the
public. The reason for 'his extraordinary sBccess is
simply IN The actual truth ana value OF the article
No one buys the MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming It's friend. II performs all that Is promised,
and carries with It its own recommendation. Truly
this isa vctory-peaceiul and bloodies--but We be-
eve not less glorious than the riumphs OF with
ats tain Of car mage aud desolation.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest Sirengthcner and Pain DESTROYER thai Sci
has yet discovered. II you pat this Plaster any
where, II Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there
until the Pam has vanished Tue Plaster magneiizes
the Pain away and
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WOOD, MORRELL g. CO.,
JoHssross cAasKIA Co PEss.,
Are prepared 70 furnish STREET RAIIsJ att short NJ
tce t-sa't a-4 aax3
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Pain cannotexisr wnere this Plaster /, anpIied

Rheumatism, Lameress, Stiffness, Weakness, De,
bility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughi
and Colds Pains and Aches OF every kind town ever
TO Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELli.N Ill, and with
tile patience, PERMANEN FLY CURED by the mar
cal influence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL i tht
simplest sGres, safest, ,pieasanesta and cheapest
edy In Its appiicaticnts universai-equal
ly 10 the strong man the delicate woman, and the
feeble infant. To each aud all IL Will prove Balm
and Blessing. Its use Is agreeable, and without
noyance or trouble. Its price Is within reach OF all
rich or poor; all may have u, ana all should have
who are sick, and suffering in any way.
FARMERS and PLAN hfsS should always be sup
Piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL Will be tha
sood Physeianis any household, ready nj all times
and at instant notice.
Put up IN ar-ught tin boxes. Each box will maxi
six TO eight pasters any child can spread Ihafr
Price 20 cents box, with fgll ahd plain directions.
ID. q. .MOREHEAD ID. M. D.,
Inventor and Proprteor 10 Walker sired yess forl
eoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD ~
Az DSuGGiSIs AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE
Juiy2s-deodA~eowlyin
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CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FAIR
ICE! ICEi

IsHk undersigned Jast FecrisiEg the largest and
Il naesi cargo % Ace thzl las ev~K b-rn bFosaE hf
% Nashville. We have aos between 100 and isee
tons, and safisiiea customers viii efnnrm
what say - 30 ~ qs4lity- ne prscs believe
siii also be sliisaActors, To taoas Who tssiE
nAnies Al the beginning ~ the seAsaa ie w BE far
hlshed, hong q lasts az cents per Sound.
nepots the AVrth-ena II ths h4rkei Hoass ana IA
gins hosss ca Chery kirsess ns.E Tie t@ak u Tea
ness.
esnt- e pean4- MARTIN 4 PAckEk
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1000 DOLLARS,
South Carolina Institute Fair,
To BE HEI-DIN
Charleston, November I5, 1859.
COMPElITYON OPEN 20 ~.

T,AIR for the Promotion Il Art Mechanical Ingenu-
II ity, aud IndRstry, at their large aud commodious
building in the CITY % Charleston, C.. commencing &
on Tuesaay November Is. 1858
SuIrABi.s PREMIUMS WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
best specimens Art, Mechanism, and ether
BraBehes ai Industry; also for Cotton Rice, Sugar
Tobscc~ Cora, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, and
ether Agricultural PToducts.
The LADIES', a. whom the Institute Is mueh Ia
debtsd, are respectfully informed that suitable
Premiums viii be provided by the Committee, aud
awarded for the bes specimens Ia every departments
Of ladies WORK.
ALL ARTICLES entered Tor Premiums, must be
seat IN, oA, bef0rs FRIDAY the eleventh say of
November next, directed u ths care OF Nr. THOMAS
AIMAk Clsrk OF the ssth csTiina Institute Charles
Arteles may be scat AFTER that day for sxAaSi
taaa eaiy.
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FAIR
Are respectiaily requested a. send fan descriptions
% the Articles, aad such general Information may
be O 20 tho Iuages and sa.tAble for publication.
ksers atteniiea Viii be pad - al artcies sest for
exhibitiou. angiS-SlsxAW
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professiOnal CARDS.
DIR A. w. MESECK.

ROM Prussia, now for thirteeen years IN tnisc pun
h try with great success in his practice His Office
is on C5Iege street, corner Of Line, where ne may
be consulted personally or by letter
Every disease if trusted 10 hin in time, must van
isb under his skilIfui and genius treatment For ar
fectons the lungs etc. he has peculiar success
fuI treatment experimental o1 himself
apr27-tf
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uasbpillf Patriot.
II K II NJ s:

Daily perannum, IS 90
Tri-Weekly per annum, ,.................. 90
weekly ,pef tnnuin w
One Weeklyfor TWO years ,or two weekhes an
Tor one year in advance y"
When the Daily, fri-Weekiy, or weekly " ~
iscontinued (pad in advance at the time sao
r) the subscriber must order, otherwise ~ S VIII ~
ntinGed at option, until paid for an s'oppeu
zee or atour option If the party is good IT VIII De
.nt until paid. .,ua,,.re at our
Remittance by mail in registered letter our
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AZ Cost and lnaer.

A IOr or LADIES' Gsat's Buys, Misses aud chil
~ drsa's B)ons AND HOEs, htsls cut % sly l.
bat good, aht All other kuts a reduced prtces,
q for our Faii Stock.
So Call soon ana sea bargains.
n r. curfEa,
jay3s cor. Bread and College streets.
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RAveia recsisea direct from the iactories,
all the dlereot eoiors styes OF Gents, Boys and
Children's Ear, cassinerc. Merno, Wool and straw
Hats, including
Geut's hae soft Bell Paris Hats;
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Gents, Boys and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.

Boys aud Yoa,h's as Can pssssa and ssssd .o'
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Attention. sIachinists. sc,

4ooofeet OF Leather and Gam Betting from : 20 IL
inches ~iias also Lace Leather, Copper BaFrs sna
Ryels on hand AMI for sale los for ash Al Nos Sc
and 50 corner Of Cologe aud broadway.
r. CUTTER.
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Coleman's London Mustard.

TINE attention of Dealers and Consumers is partic
ularly called to the superior quality and low pric-
es of the above Mustard man uactuTed by Messrs j.
j C0lman London now the most extensive Factors
OF Mustard in Great Britain.
Four different quatesare manufactured which ire
packed in Kegs, CansteTs, Tin Foil and Bottles and
each package is warranted full weight The4 6, and
10 ID Tin Canisers peculiarly adapted to the South,
they electually exclude dampness and air, thus
Preserving the flavor in all is strength.
Imported and for sale, at wholesale in New York,
by GARDNER G. YVElTN ,2l7 Fulton street;
J. HORSEYS son, 81 Maiden Lane;
II. E. BLOSSOM, 1873 Front street.
reb26-6m
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n. n. Merchants, IN want Of any oi the above ar
teles II and a - tair advantage give ias call as
can Amn0dzte thuUa by tsie d0zsn "A a. los
prices asany other aoase IA the clty.
mar3-u b. r. cUrrER-
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Nenerper Il derunees Maentur,

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..a tfz Jtc. 73 SeconbItraRe.
Temers M1aritez 1no Scbems=s3erS6s
t'- r1l1tgS=S onnpdanien. IL - r HHr
= vi Stherlte unb f~eleIte @pmpaante. drC
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= ..aa init 100000 CAPITAL 49, a..
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ug..lt.pI nit $200,O 600 Capital .' l.4-
Albemarle Serlideruu0S, Comp. ron Siroinien. US
- nit 100000 Capital - tanh1llIe
ebarter Saf=8eritder Comp. ton SartfOro, bog 10
nit $3.50, y Capital 2fa4@ >laajr
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~ nit $27O, 81 pttal Heil 43GlHS 5bI3r
Pben rsSerltdernn9ssSe np.@ BON geewaOOrf,l npa
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