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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

Depot N. O., o. and G.. W. Railroad,
Algiers. Nov. II, 1858.
To Southern OIL Company-Gentlemen take pleasure in
being able that had the Machinery OIL which You sent
be used the axle boxes of WE'LL 20
far the limited time have had 1t in has per ned
test 1t.
packed with have 240 miles at an average
speed of rs miles hour without any additional
OIL and remaining perfectly cool.
am at present engaged In making further relative
It's comparative with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
vice-Presdent and Superintendent.
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.


orrIcE-No 70 CAny s1RkxY
Amornt of Premiums for the year ending 3lst De.
cember 1858. ............. ....,.,.,. $3.50 a2s o.
Assets on Sst December 1855. S)9 I96 ~
The Trustees have declared dividend of SEVENTY pRp
GENT after paying SIX PER CENT interest on all tho Ont
standing Scrip and redeem in cash all Scrip issued excepting
1855 and 1857. ' f-@
and redeemable Scrip cash on and after
New Orleans, January 6, 1885,
JAG 6m JAMES H. WHEELER sseretn,y 'S'"eh~
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They
coa
Hotels,
en- the
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Deer Range, January 15 1889
Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New orlesns-Dear
Srs: have been using very extensively upon
chnery belonging to The plantation, viz Sugar Mil and En-
gne Draining heels, Pumps Saw and Corn Mills the Oil
manufactured from Rosn by the Southern Oil Company and
find respect preferable to any other have also
used the Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch
know other equal in point of economy duration
service.
glad notice the which attends the efforts of
the Company, and believe that in time this branch Of in
dnstry will rival almost other the immense
pine forests which abound throughout the South will
creditabe people they do sources
almost untold wealth Surely the South should encourage
every effort looking her industrial from The
North and in branch of manufacture the promises more
brilliant than in this The appeal should broug to
every true Southern patriot and believe
to. Your ob't serv't,
tSgnedl MAUNSEL WHITE
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Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
rho.,.,s December Is, 1858.
hefeoy certify that am now using land have for some
e ptsp Inc Machinery Oil manufactured Southern oil
Company and find Superior The Lard OIL aud fully
equal TO sperm The longer nm nj ased Wi;
IL lsighedl JOHN r. ALEXANDER
Foreman O the Press Roonn
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To Printers, Druggists, Grocers and Others.
A large supply always hand Of PRINTING PAPER.
various sizes; Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER, all sizes
MANILA PAPER, sAMPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER, all sises
and qualities Also, CAP and LETTER PAPER, ruled and
plain, al manufacturer prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL co.,
No. 90 Camp street.
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Scrap Books and Herbarfums.
OF and patterns with white paper.
Also, . large assortment Of ALBUMS. comprising .
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 80 Camp street.
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smithfeld Plantation October 30 1883
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New
Dear sirs am in receipt OF favor Of the 9Th inst and
reply have say have used barrel lubri.
eating Oil obtained from and :tsnng the pIen
dice Of engineers satisfied fully your des
cripti0r. l am satisfied that you have at.
tanned great desideranm for the South in furnishing us
cheap and valuable Oil of home maLufactory.
Please send two barrels and oblige yours respectfully
tSignedl W. JONES LYLE
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Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs,
ALSO.
FAMILY BIBLES, Of ali prices.
HYMN BOOKS, Of every description.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 90 Camp street.
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Backgammon Boxes. Chess and Chess
Boards.

Boards
-
nne assortment Of cHEssMEN. DoMINoEs, BACK
CANNON BOXES, CHESS BOARDS DICE and BOXES,
etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD srEEL CO.,
No. 50 Camp street.
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Pass Christian, October 8, 1883
Dear Sir went to Mobile Monday and visited
Of the Southern OIL Company and had explained fully
the by which they refine the OIL and entirely
pyrogneous acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline pro-
perty essential to ALI ubrcatory oils.n
This is precisely what all Rosn Oil makers
failed do and what has caused the founded prejudice
against the on as without the features which have
eating purposes while with the discoveries system
in the Mobile Works. beiieve the Oil prove far
superior other Oil for ubricang purposes espe
cialy in cold climates.
congratulate the Company and the country upon the
achievement which will be wealth BOTH
Your obedent servant,
tsignedl s. H. GILMAN.
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Miscellaneous Works.
CoMFRlsrNo
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, ESSAYS, POETRY, THE ORA.
MA. TRAVELS and VOYAGES. NOVELS. Illus
FRATRD WORKS. TOY BOOKS. JUVENILE BOOKS
GAMES. PUzzI4Es, etc.. etc.
Late Publications and Magazines.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 90 Camp street.
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To.Artists,. Builders

No. 60 Camp street.
Law Books! Law Booksg
An extensive and eseleced stock Of LAW BOOKS com.
prising TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES. DIGEsrs. REPORTS,
and LAW TREATIsEs of the eminent American and
English Jurists.
Also, full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKs-All at pub.
lishers' prices.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 4 CO..
No. 90 Camp street,
the Peace and Recorders.
We keep constantly on hand full supply OF RECORD
BOOKS and DoCKETs, sizes and styles RECoBD
PAPER, ruled or plain, LEGAL CAP. NoTARIAL PRESS.
Els, etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 4 co..
No. 60 Camp street.
Merchants, Banks and Insurance Compn-
mics. and Cotton Brokers,
VIII End Establishment everything necessary to com.
pete the countnsoo with the best selected STA
TIONERY imported. Also. COTTON SALES AND
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS of all patterns and Cotton
and GRAIN Sugar and nolasses WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 4 CO..
No. 60 Camp street.
Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND KBINDERS.
AS TO
STYLE, PRICE AND QUALITY,
WE DEFY COMP TTTION!
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL AGO.,
ial7 No. 90 Camp street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

tie AIChifelsSo, and Tie Pacific These voyages are
qni.e si6e for salos sbo by the frozen stah Of
our .ess, hsye hitherto been condemned 70 long
irnct,or during psrt CT the year. Oar navy rever
bad grss' humber Of vessels nsvigsting distant
in Ia climates Tie msgpi6cen. frigste the General
AiDirs of eco horse power which certainly cns Of
tie fiest vessels in tire whole world is preparing 10
leave Crors'adt IN few days. This vessel, which
vas bud; in Amercs il going 10 Portsmouth TO bring
back the Grand Duke Constantine. Rear Admiral
Norjm6n l. about to leave for the Medierrsnes an With
tie >hpoftheIre Hangerdten, the frgs.e lii. Mour-
ouez the corvette Vol, and IA TO be joined by the
irisats Sv.ilsud, Which is now a; Portsmouth. The
corvette posssdpik, ard the clippers Razbo.nie AID
Nsiezcak are 10 leave for the Pacific. A squadron,
consisting Of several ships Of the line, and commanded
BY Vice Adm nal de Schautz, OF the most dstin-
eGishei ofcers Ct Russia, Is uow cruising in the Bal
tic, ard is executing most difficult manenvers. The
Grand Duke Constantine is TO inspect il on hs return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

NEW HAyES POsT OFFICE ROBBED.-A robbery
wa perpetated in the Post Office in this city sstur
Gay night, or early on Sunday morning. They Gu. ont
the lower panel OF the back door by boring holes. As
tie front sbutter. kept open al night they evident
IL did not deem il cafe 10 Light, they drew what
bags they could find TO the open door, cut them open
and picked ont all the letter packages they could dis
trgui,h. Thsse they carried 70 the pdvy in the rear
Of Mr.. Brewsters houss and opened them, and oa
searching yesterday morning, large number were
found torn open the floor OF the privy They have
been gathered up by the Pest Mater and a. far IS
practicable the Enclosures have been restored 10 the
envelopes and forwarded 10 their destination, with
circular explaining the circumstances. TIE bags
opened by the robbers y mail bag for West Hs-
ven bag from Hartford, containing the mails for the
Offices On the New-York andthe New Haven Railroad
ard tie Dsnbury and Norwslk Railroad, and another
coutsLipg the same mails from other sonrces bnt 10
none Of them any letters from or for TINS once.
On aIy other night there would have been Ien unes
&c many letter. within the reach Of the robbers. The
go we're not disturbed bat al the drs gers were
rapsaoked end ouch 81 locked broken open, but
Uo,hirg Of coz e qusIce vas obtained sns amogat
OF counterfeit money Wa Only taken. A few b.nk
ie-t.rs we're dOuo,lsss taken, bit the Offered
b9oty and Il il DO. believed tho villains obtained sufi.
Gent 10 repay their labor though the namosr cannot
Re 20 accurately determined According 70 toe way
bill. there are very few letters missbg, AID Mr. Port
mater Thomas has teegrspbed to TIE Officer from
.hence the mi.s came for ali the nfJrmsioa possible.
The cnly letter found opened by the robbers, which
Indicated thai contained money, was ons xfn eisnt
dollars IN bile AID postage stamps. he money
end bIls we're found safe 10 the eltsr yesterday morn
ing, and mat saye been overlooked by r6e robbers
themselves. Nss.Iisver Journal. 5h.
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Tie Fist Class boats called around Fort Diamond,
the Elgerie taking the LEAD and rounding the Fort
some sixteen minutes IN advance Of the d. 7. Smith.
on the wsy down tie wind wss rather light, but
fresbered up considerably upon tie return TIP.
The SeeoId Glass boat. sailed over course Of about
20 Les. Msssrs. John b. Rae, Joseph McManus,
All NJ. PiIdsxer were elected JUICES.
There were q large lumber Of ladies' presen,, VINO
had fre view from the GLIB House. DodTorths
band was also preser.. During the afternoon the
ladies' ard ge.,leuer Livlgee IL s,oc.I bop
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ISSO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCs)Os IAILROAD.-The capacity Of pis Hosj 70 No"
THEEE YHROUaR
PlBgEEGER TRAINS


.r,wnrs t raILaSELfaiA hSb SfiITT1.su.eH,
!es EewYoI. and =. ps.a ~ and in ne Union :'s
and Chicago Buringo st. Psufs IDdi.Dspohs Lousyils
New OIsa- And q. inermeaia;s poinn In Ohio in6sns IN
aoh, KenTeiy Mishs.n wi.oon'ia Mtne:oa a':ogh KID
Don Of passengers uDsupssed or speet aud oo eJanJ s
EIpr.. and Yu. Liners through rts.bursh without
shsste q scr ssr' or s9,aac'.,: ,,,, wo,a,ns,
SLEEPING CARS 70 Express AID Fast Trains THE Ex
rkIss Runs DAILY Man and E.s Line, Sunday, eIcsIist
Mail Train leaves Pbisdephis at.....-...... 7:l3 n
Pes. Linz leave. rtisasp53i. S.::'..l:s
d, ps, T h,h sssen E.wYo. and r4p. ~.
esJ Train, between EewYoii and Boston Snronsh Ticket
az R.Q At. 'oGS on either q he 'sS,' s- y
Silver sorins,on line.
s.s%ois sonIectas H.Sr.oGfs e. i. rca @-s..vrs
s,.inors q. 80 m and a. r,-,,,. srr,o u,,,,
PAIL. AID n,smed.te points, leaving Philadelphia '7;l6
nod u 80 n go directly taraash. . A..
rny in philadelphia. Eew.Yort Boston 81 Bs,tinsrs; .ss
kcfe harvard at any Of TIE p9r.n; sa,Vsa ocs' 70 p:
SHRE rTIL%4 AVS As Low AS sY ANY OTHER Aourl
Pie completion Of the Western connections Of The fenns
h osaSf Line SsiG Wei. Es, AND Hs
.siaa e time .is f.,d, ), ,ai',-,
freight 'n' the a' skEiG HTS WESTWARD;
heights OF All De fofWRdec hso
6. s"'f :sa;
iowa or Missouri, by railroad direct 49,
The Pennsyvtpis Railroad also connects ct fitssureh VIA
BY which goods can forwarded 70 Any psr! on We
Ohio Nufinsun Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumbssnd Illinois
Wisconsin Missouri Kansas Arhsnsss and Red Rivers and
Cleveland ssuduky and Chicago VIII s.eAner' Oil porn 81
H,rcbsn,, aud Shippers mirroring the transportation Of .hsh
Sresh 70 Company rely With confidence on ~ speedy
THE RATES OF TREIGHv spy point Ia the wes. By u.
Pennsylvania Rsros ct all anes favorable are cnnsse
~ o:hei Railroad Companies.
" Se particular 20 marx packages via Penn T. r.
Merchants the Wet ord ing goods from tbs East VIZ
vel to direct them to b shipped sy This route.
80. .i.heI Of The fuowtps gent. u the COmYsHya
""- D. A. sTEWnSs.. ri,.sbGrshi
Koyie Co, s.eubenvile Ohio; H. g. Pierc: o., znN
ylle Ohio; J. J. Johnston, Ripley, ONO MeNeeC,
Co Jefer,onyie Ind d. w. Brown Co. Cincinnati QUE
Ind William Bingham Louisvle Ky; r; g. Vk.ey 20.
Cysnsyille Ind n w. Graham l. Co: Cairo III n y -
g. Louis No. John II. Harris Nashville Tenn. HAITI =
Hunt Memphis Tenn. Clark CO., Chicago, IL w. d.
Koonts Alton III. Murphy VALE Dubuque, Iowa; 81 X
Yr,sh. Agents Railroads different points In the Wet
attending their shpEen1 from the Lass VII
ind 10 their call the Agents Of this Company
lac following places before shipping or een ssis
II them Tie subject Of eshu VIII nsst viii pIeop ssase
doc.
HAGRAW KOONS, No 80 Northsa sssimots.
LEYCH L Co, No. 81 KNbys., Boston.
T. H. HOUSTON, General rreilh. Agent ihiA1sYmA.
J. l. ELLIOfY. AsssA
IL HOupY General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
r A SCOTT. 0en~ra super0tsndsnt Altoons p
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Il
IN and aer MONDAY, Apr 1882 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foo Of Duane follow VII,
DUEKIRK EXPaESS az a IN, for DunktIk and Bsf@lo,
Ard principal intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN al m, for DunsIk and Buffalo and Inter
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. $50 p m, from foo. Of Harm
Pierrnolt f sufers ard Intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER a. p. ID, for Nevbursh Midtle,own,
ard intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 3 ?. m, for Duriirt and Buffalo
The above trsns daily, Sundays excepted.
These Eypres, Trains Eura with the Era Car
andsigua NIAGARA Falls Rsra for NIAGARA Falls ~ Bns
hsmoE. with the syac1e and Bsham.on Railroad for syrs
eu,s; ~ Cornipy with the Buffalo Cornrs and Ne~York
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo Great Bend with the
Delaware Lsoksesnna and Western Railroad for Seron,on a.
Horp-sve with fslo and NewYork City Railroad and
at Buffalo and Duurk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Clese
land Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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rater Cnre.

DR. E. J. LOWENTHAL' WAIER.CORE
and GyMNAsIUM-Hote a.oorrnodatons iof frarseoa
,nS Permanent BoAroer No. ITO BescGerst, Sevforf
TI'HE WATER CURE and HYGIENE lNsIl'
TUTE located Nos lJ.nd Is Lashi'i on. dooI Ton
:, Johu, Psrt GOOD BOARD be obtained from - 70
=; wei. FULL TREATMENT, with Board from 8 %
SIS per week Transient persons pei DAY Gyna. IN
And bAhisg pryese provided Tor ne q quests ire OF
-Isrse Oaec. Consultation from g y p IN X
TRAIL NJ D and D A. GORT0N, 81. D. PhysieIArs- 4
FASCHER Proprietor.
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NOTICE is hereby given Of the application ot

NOTICE is hereby given Of the application Of
IN JOsE NJ PIE an nsiver debor, s his disc5arze from
r. prs uner pu1var pcviops Of the Revised Sas,ss
eonosrnnf Voluntary atDmspts BY tnsoiven fr ne puI
pee Of III. person from Imprisonment and as an
srd,r granted By Court the ?h day OF Jay
isa r.iubss the th day Of s-per Der nsIi, 10 ocsf m
TIE forenoon Of tha; The City Hall IN ne CITY OF Wv
Yoi creditor, II aid Jc.- NJ Pr show any
,.y Why ssd should b. DISCHARGED accord
irr = 1sy.r 4 hi. peor which said order ard pet&u
vas TED w6 the Ctx of Cou Ii. th day o. July lss
JOSE n PIE, IusoiyeDt
ADDISON SANFORD Auorrey for InsolV-nt
jylS l.ylorW No. 50? Broadway, Sevferk
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n Y. SUPREME COURT.-City and County

n Y. SUPREME COURT.-City and County
M of New Yotk-rHOkAS J. RICE AGAINST JOHN GRIF-
IiH, WILLIAM ROBERTS and GEORGE KlLLloN7
ss,.us.s., ~ nsns. yc% In "a
required 10 H. p4lt Z action, which sia De
tc he Office n =. Clerk q The City AID County CT New"
Yort the Ci.y IA. In the Cry 5f Seviort snd 81 serve
copy q your arsv- TIE .ad complain, on The sb.cbe
tbr ofes No III Broadway in the City - EewYort within
,~..y DAYS Afr he syice of tis ssnous you exclusive
Of the dsy such fv,e arc you fail ;ae said
complaint within Aforesaid The plaintiff in his Asion
will ske 1Gsmsu. sgsiu yoa foT Ct hundred and
trry-ops 6Sle0 Ian, with interest," rom March ss oe-
sde he Of nj. action Dated New fora March T. 1883
BARNEY BUTLERk PARSONS. Plaintiff At;orleys
Tie complain; The above entitled action was hd 10 zoe
die Clerh and County Of New fork aore-
ssd O tne sh day Il August, 1888.
BARNEv. BtTLER PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lav6wW
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Cigars.

ryIGARS.-Choice Havana, Principe and German
" CIGARS OF all styles and brands for sale low Also 10
h.ceo snuff and other articles pertaining % the trade
AoyES sWEETSER. msnsfactnrer, No. % hnden'lAne.
CNUFF, TOBACCO, and Imported and Do
S.,,c crGAHs bv A SNOWFALL, No. lS2 Greenwich
:, on door below Csurtlsns, n. y.
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Me0iral.

4 STONISHING.-Mr. Grey carver, l32 Chat
a Isn. cured Of Pi. u,ei two bottles or Dr. Los,h. Vel
low Docs syrup DePOt., ~ Chatham - Grand and so
BIZ sdvsyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

DTRDSALLs ARNICA EMINENT FOR
ID BURNS
READ THE EVIDENCE.
Nv daughter aded with no. water @ .eh az
nv ubyan said she must die tstA-d hi ffrey VIII africa
In.u hich ustan. relief Continued II. se ana sl
happy to gay ale pvIf,cily vel az not ,GsIIee
No AZ Eassss.
yo,,,l. A. No. 81 Beekul.r-s. New iOTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF QUEENS.
O-Edw1ra w Brsdlry Chsrlss y T1y, Dsl-s q II
.or MsgdaerA Boeruna lnd y vsrus su Wan ME-
ue1t a John T. Nic- dccssvd snE9l. ~ frlsi Cou BIZ
served t he Defendants Yea hereby s1uei AID l
c.rra 20 srxer he plant IN ias seton Stica ~sS Tied II
the e q. the Geek q ihe County 4 Sre-Is A. JAaA Y
leland o--he i;h day fM.cb 1857 ard = ssrve oPy o.
.r.x. g. IT, sid suhscrb-rs q: bs oe 70
= Brosds.y tie cy SsS Icrk within ;Eeuis CAV. 49,
TIE ,~rv. II tbs SIMMONS ycu exclusive o. lie day - 'a
sc. .na II you fAl % .-xer .e c1zpsi- within re
tine Aforesaid he Psi-rt sti0, WI apply 20 IL s91
relief demanded u ne an--DAtea Wv i"sA
NArch ls;A 1857. FIELD SIT ,tbis
al lsv .evWtS PS.-.ss AsyA NJ. u esesSrpy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
ITEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
II sI-NNyR ARRANGEMENT

On and ster "Wednesday, June Ss, ssits viii leave 18th
Z. station. New. YORK, ~ follow:
Tor Wilb.msbrdse-745 AID $50 N ESQ and $50 n
Yor White PlaiIs-il - Z flc and 500 p. II.
Yor White Plsins-6:l5 m nom White and C>n.re-ea
Ror Dover PaiIs4:S p. m.
Bor Albany: 30 q Nail Train
Returning viii cave
Dover Plans, 80
VIM. Plains 500 and 7:eO NJ. $50 srds0bm
Wniausbddse, I: 40 ard 9:S5 T. IT,: l:0o and p L..
Albany, II 81 q n, Nail Train.
W. j. CAMPBELL. s1pers.entss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

CURE CURE for PlLES.-The Medicine
With the propr..or now ofers the public has ben
t,s fr NOR. than ten by physicians Ard others and "
IN every proved eeran cure Tor s ABOVE eis ne
.hh other reuedie. failed his r'ss imediate
ihorous been tested IA. the subscriber
hen induced 70 hing b-f. public AID ~aran; per'-
.ure p every e,- In Of Asre, zoe money VII ~ re-
$3.50 % N, pprohner PREPARED by HENRY D. FOWLE
u - Prince,, Boston. Sod wholesale AID reAu BY
HEGEMAN Co, ana BY DrusEs. generally Certihes'es
bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

IN PURSUANCE of sn order of Roswell Z.
BrsiuAa ESQ, surosae q tie Coq1,y Of hns' noses
I.r.bv fy4n scordirs aw. a. p-rso1. having cAinf
go, SARMAS A sIMONsOS late u Ire Cry 4 Broosya
S.a.eS LAT ty reeui-d exhibit IL sA1- WI re
a. = .ssr G Iep-r No - Mid aEas: Brock H. No -
Fulton MARKET in the Cy of Nfors o. or before As "a
csy II Js1usry nsxt--DA.ed JIly lss.
SARAH ANS sIMoNsoS, E1ec1.or.
,ys l.vsnW ISAAC c. Lopez,
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legal Notites.

PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
.he County OF Yos notice hereby su . 81 persons
b,vrs ella IA. Ass1s, MARCIA Able late II RocsAnd u ne
STATE Msile dec-ssed 90 pe:eut he ,.e va -
thereof 70 the subscriber ~ the Office q HENRY fs>sES
MY a, No ~ Ws-s,rrtt IL City oi Erw-f0rt, o. or
bte he furteesth day Of January usst-Dsted Sew-Iof
The eleventh day OF yuly Il ,-,.,, ,..
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CUPRENE COURr.-In the Matter OF the
- ASTOR BANK-Sotic- hereby given. that require all
CREDITORS q The AsTOR BANK 20 exhibit and establish
their before the Market Bank corner Of Pearl
and Be.imsr.. N.vYo7t within Thirty days from The date
herecL-Dsted New.Yort, Aug 49, la5s.
ROBERT II. HAYDOCK,
Receiver Of the As.or Bank
wAKEMAN LATINO, Attorneys for Receiver, No. 50
Pm Nsw.Iorh
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NJEw.Y YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

NEW-YORK and NEW -HAVEN KAILKUAU.
IN ltA SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. jGa
Commencing May ., 1859.
YsSerse estson n New Yak, corner OF Tts-s and SAsv
Eu;ranee on 27fh-st
TRAINS LEAVE FEW-YORK,
Per Rev Haven . n (e1 }; k:+A 3l5 tex J; sp snl
SYp m FOR Bridgeport m teI) Il Is, Sis (eLl;
$50 4%5 For Milford, s.rsford ys:rheA souhpor.
and W.stport n; Il: s. % And IS M For Norw,l
7saD. 1915, Sis (.I); So, as $50, s:S N gc,
DsneB and Greenwich N; La SO - $50, 90
ass $50 $50 p For Pom Cheter and insrns<tsss b.
keIs T. g. n L: ~. $50, AS $50, e:Spn-
CONNECTING TRAlN9
Fer Bostnn "a N (sI Sis lsL) For Bstkra "A
sphnsf. ID lsIl 3l5 sI For Curec..e1; Rive: aAi
Se6t 10 AoL;Iesl lar SerhanOr
tr 70, New Haven r,w London ara s,onr eor a.ros-
-. ard 3:l5p m Yor Cans. Railroad % Nor'nAnfon
u ,.I) ard As D. For Houss.o.ic RAlrcsd m 40
SIS o. 10 For Nsnr.nci Ralrosd. . n. 3l5 p n FG
Dsabury md Eorvli Rairo.5, T. 90 m, $50 m.
JANIS Il. HOYT. Slp.nL.endsnl
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TIE BALTIC, ooO burden, A q. Gray. Commandsr
u leave on the SA Of October al 70 connect 81 fan.na
With the weknown sad superior Steamship JOhN L. o. e
FBENs y. X BABY. Commander
The ATLANTIC viii follow Oh the t+h Of Oe.ober
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Ueean 6teamers, &r.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS LINE TO
WI CALIFORNIA
via NICARAGUA!
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
TIE ONLY LINE CARRYING

TIE ONLY LINE CARh1lNG
THE UNITED STATES hAILs 5000.
DIRECT TO SAN JUAN DEL N0RTE, via KEY WEST
TIE UNITED STATES AND CENTRAL AMEklCAN
TRANSIT COMPANY will dispatch their splendid l. > Mall
S,,ap shin KEYS STONE STATE, 1900 tun. Capt Henry
Cburchli hom New York for San Jsun del Norte a. p m
WEDNESDAY, October 20 connect By the isthrnns OF
Nicaragua at San Juan del Sur with the L. s. Mail Steamship
HFRHANN the largest and aunchest steamship
the Pacific thence directtc San Francisco
order and the acconrno-
s.tio, cor The transit and merchandise insure
COMFORT SAFETY, and DISPATCH several new rvsT snd
Me steamers built expressly hs route having been added 70
Rate. for Passage Buos and Freight lower than BY any other
lane. e,,. . -
For Freight or Passage sppy % The Office OF The l. > q A.
TRANSIT COMPANY, No. Bowling Green.