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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

I'1E BRII ISL and NOhln AMEhlCAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK End LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LINERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling Halifax
20 land and receive mails ana passengers.
ARABIA, Capt. JudkinA AFRICA, Capt Ha1ison.
PFRSIA Cspt - EUROPA Capt. Resse.
ASIA Cart Lott NIAGARA Capt Leiteh.
AMERICA CCpt ~ Shannon, CANADA, Capt Lang
Thee vessels carry clear white light masthead
or starboard bow red on port how
ASIA. Lott. from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Oct 20
ANfRlCA shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday. Oct n
EUROfA. Retire., from NEW:YoRK, Wednesday, N,y
NIAGARA Leiich, from BOSTON, "Wednesday. Nov. 10.
AFRICA Harrison. I'm. NJ YORK, "Wednesday Nov H.
CANADA. Lang, from BOSTON. Wednesday, Nov. "a
ASIA Lott from NETWORK. Wednesday. Dec. |.
AMERICA. shannon. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dec 8.
EUROIA, Refrie from NETWORK. Wednesday Dec. IS
NIAGARA Leitch, from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dec p
AFKICA Harrison I'm NEW-YORK, Wednesday Dec. %.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan ), 1883.
ARABIA. JudkIIs I'm. y. YORK. Wednesday Jan II 1853
AMERICA Shannon. fun. BOSTON "Wednesday Jan. 10.
PessGge from Aew-York Boston to Liyerpool-First
cabin, $40 second cabin SO
Bertls not secured until paid for.
Freight wall be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An inexperienced Surgeon on board.
II All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-Offce. For freight or passage apply 70
r. CUNARD No Bowling green.
e French. German, and other Foreign Goods received
ard brought II common with British tiOods Through balls
OF Gding are gwen in Hsyre for Nolv-York
WA1CHrsBy order Of the British Treasury watches Of
foreign Manufacture bearing the marks Of English
manufacturers, Will he hereafter admitted in Eng andn
stu for the United Stats and other countries;
of which French and Swiss watches be shipped
at HAVE for New ork Boston Liverpool wthsut
curing the rsk. heretofore, of being seized by the En-
slisb Custom House
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Fall Ar

III NDoON NV In hAII1hOAD.--fd al M
IL rangemeut Through Fares on all Trains between
New-York and Albany 6 81. Trains leave Chambers St.
daily, tSunoays eIcepted) for Albany and Troy.
Express Train A. NJ. through in hours, connecting
with Trans aching Buffalo Montreal 81 O'clock
evening
Mail Tram A. M-Thropgh Way Trans and P. VI.
Express Trsin SIP M.-Accommodaton Train $50 z VI.
For Peekskill al IA M Z. NJ and 6.l5 p. NJ
For Pokeepsie AZ $50 A. W. and $50 p. NJ stopping sc
all Way Stat!ons-Sunday Mail Train =. NJ. from Canal
-Psssugers taken a. Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
and 3lrtsts GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
TOR Albany and TROY-Farc. so Cents

L'OR ALBAN and IhO1-f arc, on Nents-
The ne and be autful steamer FRANCIS SklDDf hav
ing been recently fitted up night boat with new state
rooms and berhs elegant and substantial MANNER
will commence running from her dock foot of Robinsons
on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 7. NJ, and will leave resn
larly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
Of the hour The travelling community will md every
arrangement perfect 70 promote their comfort For reish
OF passage apply on board, or to ,,,c,, -
No. lis Frontst, ". 7.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW.-Tbe Glasgow and New York Steamship
Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, 1870
tuns and 400 horse power Robert Craig, Commander viii
sail from NewYork for Glasgow on SATURDAY 10Th Nov.
and on SATURDAY, 18th Jsnuasy- at II O'Clock noon
First CABIN saloon State Roons) .............S@
Fret Cabin, (Midkhip State Roouis). .......... rs
Second Css!n. .......... ...:..:...............0
Stewards fee included.
Apply to }. Nc sfMOS. NO % brosd"aS
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UTELCOME NEWS - The worst case
w Dyrpep~. be cured BY using oEe box Of Fisher
Owner ss Powder. prepared only BY W. FISHER Chem
Is. and Drusgst No Sll Beeckers; corner Of Christopher
NY Sold N boxes .: IS eensS
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Gopartne
T United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
II by EDWARD STAPLETON aud CEPHAS H. NOH.

I United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
H by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS H. NOH-
TON:
FrstThe OF firm under which said partnership is TO
be conducted is EDWARD STAPLETON.
SeoODd-The general nature Of the business ~ be trans
acted the manufacturing and dealing Ia Hats Caps Straw
GOods, &c.
ThirdThe Of the general partner interested therein
10 EDWARD STAPLETON, who resides IN the city o,
NewYork ard the Of the special partner If CEPdAS
NORTON whose place Of residence IL also the CITY OF
NesV-YOTk.
Foul-1bc of capital which said special partner
has the stOch Twenty Inousanc
DOllaIe, IN cash 80
FhbThe said partnership is u commence on this twelfth
day Of October 1882 and 10 terminate ON the let day OF Jam
nary sf6 EDNAhD StArLLiON,
New York Oct r. 1852 CEPHAS II. NORTON
THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing be.
i tween JAMES DUNN and ALEXANDER l. CAM
IRON under the firm Of mn CAMERON, as Bleach,
ers and Fnishes No 8 Avenue ID, dissolved on I'd
November, 1859. - JAMES DUNN
gHE UNDERSIGNED will continue the business, hqu'-
date the debts and collect the Of the late
JAMES DUNN.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
II TED STATS NAIL STEAMERs-TLe shps com

:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Capt ComssocA
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton
These sps have been expressly for Gov
emmett sC1ict EVER has beea IN thei. con-
strutton Gao IN their EnR1es insure strength and
fItsd ard then accommodations for passengers are uae
eustd icr cegsnce and comfort Pre Of passage from
NeWlork 10 LIVERPOOL in s.cless calm SlS N second
d. S7t exclusive OF extTAsxs 800; nom
Liverpool 20 he-i ok ~ aid 80 AZ expEencod sar-
seon attached 20 each ship 10 berth secured aa paid Tor
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COIJRT-City and County of

- New York-Georse DAnss asDn't wshineton Bsstt
summons or Relief Com SER TO WASHINGTON A.
BARTLETT You heoeby summoned and required
comp Tbs VIII hd the ohce OF the
{ efk City and County New York At the Cay Of New
9Th Day Of October int and to u
sad the subscribers Al their Office No 6
We New York within twenty days AFTER the
this exclusive the dy Of sueh asd
ycu i the sd complaint wihl the ume aoresd the
VII apply the Court of the relief demanded
IN the CompIs iut.-D1ed Oct 8 1854
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Alillinerp.

THO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style Of La
dies Misses md Childrons Drab and Black Felt Black
snd Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses made from the best stock
msrfet. Also large and handsome of plain
and embroidered Cas Of the latest Pans fashions
dys Of Drab and Silver Felt Black and Drab Beaver Hats
and Flats for Boys Misses and Children AZ MONARQUES
old establishment No. 228 Bowery.
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and yEw.I,oNDoN RAIL

~ RoAD-sUHMER ARRANGENENT-on nd
loss:
Lave Nsv-Hsv,n At IN \. NJ Accommodation Trsin
hr -'f LSEcou- s;o Tiag A. ~ stations li2J A. VI, ~
prtss Trsn 6r Gai!orG Cou-cur.,ut River. Lyme and
n'w LoIeon oouess.rg wish tn steamboat AID r,F,,d
nn's icF ScrT -tnr. Frvic and Ne~pOrt $50 + VI,
Accommodation Train for wIondou stopping 81 al s-
tors
Lave New London q: CD A. NJ. Accommodation Trsin
ipr Nef ltGvt-- s.uTe 8: al SalaS l1s1 VI. TX
prs Ir1n ioI Lyme. Connecticut River. GuifoTd and
ne" f-Vtn p scsse.s leaving Newport Providence Snd
sioEirs'ou The u,crnas on arriving a, SeyF-Louion.
~ tsn s:ir icr Nsw-iork- $40 P. " Accommodate
The lIss NJ F-nfess 81, 49, Tsvv H,vsn q. hs
HIiFaI 81 ne y. ExTfc Tain from New-lork.
Ihe oao = NJ Accommodation Train leaves Sow-Hsven
York.
The Trans having New London 3; $50 A. " and 10 -
\ NJ Connect a New-Hsyen with Ne~-ioss Trans At
ss5 4. u. AID ll5PM
FrsserEsrs hy tn 3e P. NJ. Train from Tondon
tke TIE kSfT' TRAVIS New-ITaveu Hartford and
sPrIrshed, 'or AcwYoTs. the sane evening
=, RICHARD DOWD, Supt
NcW-havcn. Aurugr II 1872
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt Vim Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN Brayton leave alternate days Sundays sx
cepted) from Pier No N R. the Battery, at T. VI
For freight apply on board, the office Pier No
TIsDALE l. BORDEN, Agents, Noe. 70 and III Westft
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

III MAN, GRINNELL 4 Co, No SO South-st. New.
York sole and authorized Agents for the SWALLOW.
TAIL LINES of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sell every
and zlst Of every month. alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL. LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL,
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
QUEEN OF TIE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASBBt RTON, YORKTOWN,
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing to send for their rends and desrous Of
bringing them By any Of the above magnificent ships
Informed that Messrs. BOWMAN, GRINNELL 4 Co.
the only Agents for the above ships this city.
They also issue Drafts from and upward which are
payable sight any tewn through ireland and Great
Britain. BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No So south-st. ~ Y, and Regent's-road. Liverpool
month
London Packets leave New-York every alternate Thur
dsy.
For passage apply above
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THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW.

VNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW
II YORK, Grace Of God Free and Independent TO 81
ps.n. the e,te Of JOHN A. BERTRAh late 81
The CITY ed creditors, easees, Of Inn
freas You and each Of hereby cited
ard required ssonsy aud before SURROGATE Of
the County York his ooe the CRY Of New York on
de- emef II O'Clock the forenoon OF that day,
attend the bna settlement Of the account Of pro
e,edng- b. Pn EIecutDr Of hs last s aud tesla
msnt offad de- es'ed ,
In testimony whereof have caused The sea Of ONCE Of sad
Sur, .nte 10 b. hereulto affixed Witness, ALEXANDER
r. q w. BRADFORD, Surrogate OF our said County at the
Cy York the sixteenth day Of June IN the year Of
Our Lord One Thousand EiEht Hundred and fuAy Two.
nil hr4w1h A. w BRADfOHD, Surrogate
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Tor AUSTRALIA York

LOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New-f0rk
Il ard Canada Dispatch Line.-The beautiful clipper
pocketship BOTHNIA, James A. Avery Commander,
above port about the 18th Of November This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage TO California and
her ander having great experience in the Australian
trade persons engaging may expect very short passage
her between decks very high and thoroughly ventilated
snd fitted with State Rooms for the comfort OF families
or single peseus An experienced will accompany
the ship with other proper attendants. All persons about
taking respectfully Invited to examine for them
selves before engaging elsewhere board Pier o. Eat
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos l69 and lie
Coufi.ef ~ Y
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of lease C.

"A n "a s-nos-s q th~ Coassy Sins- serety
49, -eef ars W - to al HENRY
u rs s - Re a;e vzkr CYL 81 g.
ssa'fdh ihsy arc rqars sasbt he 1u voacses
lhe'. 70 The -se JOHN n coRDYs AZ ~ store No
fufrn . a ~ CITY q Nsw iers or Nrs Inc lh ay II
yen-lef rsIt-Ds "a. nay n. ia
GARTiS JcRGExs ..
nyi1 larfniih' JOHN n coRDrs I Adhn>nAhf~
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. NEW

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. - NEW
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines TO and from Albany. Fare 81 So The leave
City Hall Station, cornor Tryon-row and Centres daily
Sundays excepted) as follows:
let Train $50 A. NJ Wsy.mail Train, stopping at all
Way Stations.
Cd Trainat9A. NJ Express Train stopping At Croton
Falls, Dover Plains, Hisdele and Chatham Four Corn
ers.
Sd Train, 345 P NJ Express Train, stopping at Croton
Falls Dover Plains Millerton, Hiilsdsle aud Chatham
-Four Corners
Returning will leave East Albany at aud II A. NJ and
4P.M NJ SLOAT, SupenHte ndeut
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

Smith Surrossie OF the County kings hereby
sven Ncod NJ - ~ TO al persons hvms clam. fERp
kAND CT RsCHNlLLER. late OF the CITY wh,m.bursh de
eesd that they required eShb, ame the voucher.
the ef 20 the sub cher the Office n
County the City Hall Of the Bookbn before sh
day OF December nett-D.ted June Is lSS2
jelf isv|mTh' RICHARD rUERs, Adm aistrs,oF
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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-

NEW-IORk and ERIE RAILROAD
~ Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st as follows:
PRESS TRAIN At NJ for Dunkirk, connecting with
fstc steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky. Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAM az 3 AN. for all stations.
WAY TRAM AZ o. PM, viz Permont, for Delaware.
MIGHT ExFRFss TRAM At PM. for Dunkirk. connect
ing Nth steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
IMMIGRANT TRAIN at Pm. via Piermont-
CHAS. MTNOT. Superintendent
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DANBURY and NoRWALK RAILROAD.

leave Danbury:
645 NJ, with passengers connecting 81 South Nor
for Nev-York AsO9 A NJ
SIS + NJ with Passengers snd fre sh Connecting with
the Ne~-fork and New Haven IS. 20 T. NJ. At r
Trans 10 DanbuTy will leave South SOrwalk:
go A. NJ, with Passengers and freight, receiving pas
sengeIs hem the Newiork and New-Haven A NJ. tram
som New.York
$40 NJ with Passengers only receiving paasen
from the New-Iork and New Haven 80 7. VI. Express
tram from Newton and the 40 accommodation train
from kew'Hsyen. HARVEY SMITH. Superintendent
Danbury. Sept a. 1852
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OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE IN,
~ sURANCE COMPANY, No 81 waI'-st, corner OF
FIRE INSURANCE Coin.

y Buildings, corner OF WAL ana WllAan-sls,
Ofhces Nos 10 Gnd n, ground floor 1885,,
This Company having their Capital Of $4,000 pad N,
In cash and securely nvesed prepared 70 insure against
Acss ard DAMAGE BY hre or favorable terms
The charter Of this Company PROVIDES tha tse. Petns
Interest the stockholders az the rate OF per cent ~
nun -hhs Of the remaining prohts are 70 oe eNeoS
snong the assured in scTp, bearing interest," "non scp
20 be redeemsble IN essh whenever me P0~
and e. .ital shall amount 20 Sl.VV,Vp
TRUSTEES;
Jos CSallera Jr John A stephens 3 howand-
L. ~ Ws,.,t,srv lanes Warren Stephen Whitney,
Geo,se Curtis Arthur Lesry, Dan reAflnS,
GeotSe r. Aaee NJ. w. Hamilton, VIM H. Russell
n X snneSy nrnn;ns Ducr Aug. {. Downing,
Join J. Astof Jr John Steward. Jr- q H. Lamar, =,
r. A nsisno Hoh,rt r. Minturu. Wm. II. Aspinwah
Isn,s r Pen Renhen Withers WIN. y. Duncan
No. me- S,,,,A TAxwsra C. Center ChAs H. Russc,
nd n Toxssr Iosiah OakeS Isaac Townsend.
Psles Hal. Robert s. Hone. - -,
ROBERT s. HONE, Prcedent
DUNCAN y. CuRRy, Secretary.
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE.
4 COMPANY Of the CITY of HEw.foRh' est ssta %
baked IN 1851 at No us CaIal-st; Branch Once NO y.
Broadway next Of w sst opposite Trinity Charch
Insure Buildings. Merchandise Household Furniture
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes &C. against oss or dam
sse BY FIRE. JEREMIAH TERRELL PTeDdent
Eosfs q. LEONARD, Secretary.
GtoksE PAyLpISe, Surveyor.
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IN PURSUANCE of AM or,ler nfthe Snrrnrate

of'he Conn'y lot hereby gwen p-ans
havirf sgrn.i wNRriS sILBE Lite Cy Nsw
Yort gennsn drc~sed Peui the ID;
q bscsbst Al c>sderre. Ma ia Aeast C,y
loli before ;he ihrbeth LAY o. A. H,Hp4ted Nr~
Iork TIE 9Th day ofOc;oecr, lsa2
ia-fmlh+ WILLIAM r. SlLBkR. An aa.rz:or.
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and ERIE and CANANDAI-

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-
IN Qua and ELMIRA RAtLROAD.-Fsl Arrangements
Trains leave New.York and Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
DuaIe.st a, follows
Mai Tram at NJ arrives Elnira az 10y p W., stays
over ghi and leaves VI for Canandagla Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls snd ell the principal in West
ern New-N ork and Canada
Nisht Express ats NJ directly through Canandagua
and all places above mentioned Passengers by this train
tai. breakfast Enira Freghs for the above places Will
be taken by Express Freight Tram at 7. NJ.
WILLIAM q. LAPIIAM Stunt. &. and T.. r. r.
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1nsnranre Companies.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENERAL
ID FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner Of rTyOnrow and
Chatham st ia the Harlem Railroad Buildings taking
nsis rens buildings &C. the most favorable ter
JOHN BRUCE, President.
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
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TOR LIvERPOOL-United States Mail

EOR LIVERPOOL-Unite States Mail
III Steamship ARCTIC, Captain James c. Luce-rhs
will depart with the United States mails for Europe,
positively on SATURDAY, Nov.l3 at u O'Clock NJ from
ber berth at the foot of Cans No berths secured TIL paid
for For eieh. passage, havng unequAed aceommods
t;ons for eleennce and comfort spplyto
EDW X. COLLINSA CO. No. Sc WALTZ
PASSENGER. ere requested to be board At II NJ The
s,earship PACIFIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and Will
sil on the 9Th November
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Il ~ ~ n.y. W az "AN'' VI N"0 S"ii
Il a he Comfy New Yors. hereby al
CHARLES FIELDING late Of The
City of New iot h1ker dece,. present the With
vouche crfeI Coach FSctory YIELD
ING BROTHERS, IN +st - the ldsv the City o. Ne-
York before the 2hih day March u 81 Dated New
York the cc-h jsy of September. 1880.
% iswtmIh MARGARET FIELDING Adnnstratrx
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

MV ~ COO anu NUN
lNl ERN INDIANA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHlCAOO.-On nnd after MONDAY. May 81
until further noce-pssse niger steamers and trains VIII
nun follows:
EXPRESs STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD.-One of the hrst-c nss steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, at
NJ and Dunkrk at ~ at night reaching Monroe at IN
the day. and ding 10 Toledo the same afternoon
An express tram will leave Monroe at PM, on tho
arrival of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the ming and connecting at Chicago with INST
class for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igan and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
CHICAGO - . -
EMPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at PM, daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe at q next morning
An expires steamer Will leave Toledo every morning
cent Sunday and leave Monroe arrival of the from
Chicago-snd reach Dunkk and Buffalo several hours
vous the time for the first Express trains east from New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe will eonnec. each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo. ~ .-
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Ths train will leave Toledo daily Sundays eS-
ceuted at M connecting Toledo with line OF steam
ers from Cleveland and Sandusy aud stopping at al the
yay statona will reach Chicago at 81 Pm.
GOING FASTWAIlD.-Leaye Chicago daily, sundays
excepted at AM stopping at all atlos and arriving at
Toledo at NJ connecting with steamers ~ Saidusky and
Cleveland and arriving there in TINE for all the morning
trains from tbOsc places -
p.cirtboat leaves Toledo at AN for Fort Wayne and
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS H. MOORE,
Adrian. June !, 1872 Supern'snoenI
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Uater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
NDSOIrTH ORANGE EEW-JERSEY.-yistor. 70 tins
Irsuron take the Morris and Essex Railroad a. the ioss
OF Court4ndt-s;-, ~ 81 and u NJ, and and r N =,
RsturDing leave Hstey-Cure Station a. acd b A n,
and South Orange at 81 and s. p NJ
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
Il CURE = conveniently arranged, aod now opSn 'oI
Wintsr rr,stmept The cold .eason IL favorable Every
attention viii Be paia the comfort o. RsSsnts Terms ~
10 $40 per week y. oEDoAlnA' ~ ~
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-FSr
mo JISFIRO VALPARAISO and PANAMA
The splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS, q 500
tuns fuden) Robt. II. Pearson, Commander VIII De dis
PATCHED for the above ports about the 5h DECEM
RER For passage only having supefb accommodations,
apply At the efiee of the company, No 81 Soath-st
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saloon after Stateroos $50 Saloon Aer Ssieroos - gina
moship - O. - nidship - -
forv ard - 10 - forward - 10 -
lncludlg S,ewEd'sfees -
THIRD-CLASs PASSENGERS
limited number Of tlhrdcass pa~~nssp VII BE taken
fo, Phiaelnhis and Liverpool and found in provisions
Trom Phase pha 60 From Liverpool s guneeA
C,rsc1t.s Of passage VIII be Issued here 70 pares Who
DESTROYS OF bringing cut then snas a. eorfsfPosehs
rstek
Treshts GO Per tun; scOds hardware, ke WIN be
An eSrtriencrd Surgeon viii be earned on esch ship.
Small drans drawn staght on England and Ireland
For freight passage apply 20 ~
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RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
IN SHIPS-SEMIA EEKLY U. S MAIL LINE.-Tle

new ard elegant steamships
MARION Captain VI. Berry,
Captain r. Adams,
Observation-Disclosures. apGln w. Foster,
Forming regular seui-weekly line between New York
and Charleston, will make their trips as follows
SUI " tdutrudy NOV ~
MARION. Saturday Sov -
Thee leave Pier No North River at o'clock
M precisely For freight apply board and for pas
sage at the countingroom of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No. 20 South-st.
Savannah passengers furnished with through tickets with
out additional charge