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MOUNTAIN WATER
CeGal Notires.

ESf ORDER OF Hon. CHARLES MASON, JUS
- ice OF the supreme CourtNota hereby pursuant
tue the Statute authorizing attachments against al
scog concealed and resident debtors. attachment has
issued the estate of EOiiGE SMITH late
dent the town OF Guor Chsnsuso County sbscondns
concealed DEBTOR ant that the m be- sold for ie payment OF
hs debts he ani discharge such attachment accord
20 law, within three months the first publ, Of tbs
and that the ofany debt. due him. and the delivery
hn OK for his OF belonging 20 nm, and the
ero him. Wtese forbidden
~ law, and Void Dated the 9Th day Of August 1851
WARREN NEWTON, Attorney ior Attaching Creditor
iaw3mM
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NEJCH1GAN SOUTHGRN and

lvb NORTHERN INDIANA RAiLR DADS. GREAT
MAIL ROUTE rp ChiCAGO.-On and'si,eF MONDAY,
MAY Sl-unu further nolce passenger ssase' qua uAn'
EXrREsS STEAMERS ASDTRAiNs GOING VEST;
WAKD-Due II The hfst-clAKs stea.4ors SOO I1t.hN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA u EMPIRE
STATE. Will leave Buffalo daily SUNDAYS excepted al
M, and OgHNsk 81 - at night rosohis Mparo1 a.
NJ the ue1t da. and proceeding 80 Toledo me same
afternoon.
Al exVr,e ain will leave Monroe al 2 u or 90 zoe
arrival OF Tie bOe aay Mondays excepted seschas Ch-
the sane evening and csnoctns a. CHICAGO ~n rst-
elss steamers oI a~Asee and thor ports "n bsse Meh-
san and with CaoI packets AID Railroads westerly from
Chcaso.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD.-EXpTess rains vail leave Chicaso-t VI, dsiy.
SATURDAYS pted and roach Monr 81 n-xt morning
Al eHurrs- esner Nil leave Toledo every rnornins
eept SUNDAY, and leave MORO. Of th- trains from
CbcA.oAnd r.s Dunsfs and Bodao several nour, pro
vi, os to he for the first Express trains for New
York Albany and Boston.
The steam. and trains at Monroe will connect each way
regular hosf. Cor Deuoit aud Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WAkD-Ths train will leave TolSeo daily, Sundays
eept.o. OF s A. NJ connecting Toledo ~ith hne Of
from Cleveland aud ss,dussy AID stopping al
the way ss'iop. will v-sch Chicago a. 6! r. NJ
GOING EASTWARD Leave Chicago day. sundays
excepted at 3. A NJ stopping At all stations and arinf
Toledo p NJ connecting with steamers 70 sandosky
ana Cleveland and arriving there 10 time Tor all inc morn
Ing trains from those places
pecketbost lcsves Toledo at 8 A. NJ. for Fort Wayne
od ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. H. MOONE,
Adrian, June !, 1882 Superintendent
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

REDUCED RATES New York and SAT- Fran.
cisco Steamship Line-The steamship UNITED
STATES Edvard : Dennis Commander will take her do
parture for Aspiuwa Navy Bay WEDNESDAY,, Sept.
M connecting At Panama with the doubeensine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 100 burden, George
A. Cole Commander which steamer swsits the arrival Of
passengers Pan by the United Satss from New York
and datey thereafter proceeds 10 San Francisco direct
sithout sto, ping al intermediate ports.
These vessels Ia accommodations and safety are not sur
passed this route and experienced surgeon
attached to each weasel
Books now open and through tckes for sale.
Apply 70 DAVIS, BROOKS co,
General Agents, No 70 Beaverd
JONES JOHNSON,
No. lo4 Wes-st. corner Of Libenyst
PASSENGERS per United States will dsembsk alongside the
wharf at all and take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly GoreonA thus avoiding tie rsR attendant
upon andils boats ChssTes and the scr navigation 70
0ofgsns-
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~ L. w lOIh ! INlON W. II s--iirHiJ
~ Don nick aud Esther NJ, HI, WIFI ssunst Eizs Domuck,
James Re- holds aud Sarah L. ls VIE john Butler and btnchs
p hs ie May Dominica, Ann DOmlcA, William u. Cox aud
garea h- Jane Domnck. Harriet DomiLIck, George O.
Don Sarsh his wife, Francs Domlnck and Anne his WIFE,
James and Y. he Frances Jacoo Douuck
Johns O Receiver &C., Frederick T. Pe- William Pardon and
i0ura Pardon L w-, William DIunns, Aslse, Dc, sarah
Hsnenhsk Richard Douuik Ada D0mack, Tnadjeus
Dominica Junu- DomncIo the above named deieliauts
ADA DOMINICK THADDEtS DOMINIC and JuNlus DOM
lSlCk You hereby summoned and required 20 answer the
elemental upn tLs acton "hah vas filed ~ the Ohcs
the tay % the date hrreO and 20
20 tie sad supplemental complaint on
tie -ub,cn hereto m oh- 40 ~ Nassau street the cry
Ses Yod within 'sys se The hereof srcu-ys
- Gay service; ald m the -d complaint
v'h1 tie the plaintiffs herein WI taks judgment
against you demanded the sad compliant
NeN YDrs. July ,, loos. Yours, g.,
5y5 ia~l.l VI J. " BALDWIN Any for plaintiffs.
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- PET. VT. COT u tItN HHH VVInIY OF NrW-
~ Tofs- Robert Roger ~. Pr-coft SUN
laol,y demand conact-To GEORGE W. PRES
COLI You are hereby sLHol-I ans fsd - M
p int aron, which vii Ds ,f he oe tie Ger ~
cry and County New lork fy Hall NeS iork Cy, and
copy TIE -at 0g1 sl5sCr1-r
80 - CLam0-s fhrt foofl Cy of Sew YORK,
twenty Gays the c rclgs.-
1aJ a1t yol M u a-sNsf tie sad
the garthE LAS acton all tsse
Tor fn- OF Ninety p 100 dollars viii
Of July, ft0usnf hundred and
Lfy b.sIt- ti- the Dated August q l-51
all .4aiOan ~. T. WEDGEWOOD. Plaintiffs A,torn-y.
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THE NETWORK and LlV ERPOOL
United STATES NAIL STEAMERS The sair

composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC. C.pt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Coulstoek-
ADRlATlC. Capt Grafton.
These ships have butt by act expressly 70 Gov
Every hes been takea 10 their con
srueuon, also IN ther EnGn-s insure strength and
speed her sccOmmO5silons foT Passengers 1ne
oUA-d for elegance and .Onfo-t Price Of from
New York 10 Liverpool ns. class -s1n. i2O Ia second
90 SO, exclusive Of extra state roons $500 tfom
Liverpool % Newf &5n snd Z -. Az eN0eIsa@o
geon attached ship No berth secured mi, paid io
PROPOSED DATES Or SAILING.
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CrPREME COURT. City and County ofNew.

- Hob.rs ald William Po~ci Stephen
Pro,en-ni-sluon- money demand contractTo tbs
DEFENDANT named iOu hereby summoned and re-
tie OGpltnf Nrn h~i
tn { es tie City and County Of N@~ fors,
Cfy Hal .t city, ne 3Is tay % July, l>jI, and %
20 tie sad te subscriber,
OFT - 40. IL Wal -, sara -. within twenty days
aer tie OF tL- you, exclusive Of the Jay Of
llA ~rIle yOu cal tie sad comp within tho
tine sorasa 10 lie plaintiffs tbs ill tas- Judgment
you hundred 'hry fo4as snj hires
cent sixteenth ny. thousand
edit lsuJd lily 40 o-side ne cost. of the scfonDstsd
Nv Ysfk. 3i-i : ~. 1874. CHARLES > SANFORD
9lAW5vN Paalls' Attorney.
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EDN'Dk COLLlNSA co, 70 20 Wsll-st, " T.
BROWN SIMPLIFY. / CO. Liverpool
L q ROBERTS I co. No. - Kings Arms fard-
Lon
joins MUnROE co. No Rue Eotre Dame de'
Viaoire,. Paris " GEO II DRAPER, HAVE
fhe Of brse skos viii not Be sccouna1e for gold,
sye haion specie -v-iry precious stones metals IN
les. bis su ed therefore sac the value nsIe
OF Therein rXyT-ss-d
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STATES MAIL STEAM

NIlED y Il "A EaS NAIL o. Ia "a
u SHIP COMPANY, sonaeetns with the PACIFIC
mAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ony through . .
Mall Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGOH, Via AsFiN'
rs the United States Mail steamers. with the great CafOr
soth Of sssh month direct ior Aspinwa; and from New
SUNDAY the SAILING 70 Dc gcspt ned una the onasy o.ov
Immediate dispatch arrival Of the mails At Panams
UNITEb STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
me followins list Of the steamships belonging to this
SFoRTiIA.....sc oo tuns CkEsC'T CITY,, sou sak,
OHIO............S.N0t uns ChEROk EE 500 tunf
ILLINOIS. 500 tuns PHILADELPHAl.lo0 turn
SHPIRE CITY. 2ooo tuns FL DORADo.....lS $40 tvss
N q, a:o3.:i on ~. sim: and 10th Of
The new 1eAmsnip I'll DORADO sna the FALCON win
leaving on TIN and "a Of month snd forming with
the Pacific Through Line 10 and from Ne vOr
from. New Orleans Can be secured from ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS co, Agsnts az that plses
TIE sArEs from SEw-YoRE 20 ,sPISwsLL WILL IS
Lower An apo Forward saloon stste- Rooms. ...... y
Second Cabin sISodees
steersse v
9ss.eusense landed at the railroad depot Aspin wall free
u expense The railroad ooins IL oPeraon and cars ran'
ps over h.lf tho distance tom Aspinws Psnalna the
sr.ns OF the Ihmus may bc performed in from eighteen
twenty four houf-the expense which varies from foie
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public Informed thst unoeI the as~ arrans7eai
q this Comp.ny str-er- nsrcsa .nS approved oy ths
Ina the q Mails, ~iil her-sN7r leave Panama imme-
dst-y the srrvs OF The Atsn'ie Mails snd ssn Fraz
the la and zh ssy' o. esce month ard vii torch
o. Acapulco.
r-s-ro Boat will be kept at sscb end Of the 70
cover accic~uts
The following sse.. SsossS. cescasins " the r,ehs
Mail Steamship Company, are no~ on the Pacinc, one Of
viii o. always IA port a. escn emo ~ the route
sOLDEN GATE. z, $40 tuns COLUMBIA ..s'oraas.
TENNESSEE $40 uns iCoNSIlIlIloNs iS tuna
NORTHERNER. ,2s' tun. tNItLOPs ....... 80 tuna
sspJr eIIC -. eptuns CAROLINA ......eQo tuna
nv E9ON 49,. et9 rurs iCOLUMBUS.......6 so tuna
PANAMA ....... os7 tuns ISTHMus .......e 600 tuna
CALIFORNIA lteo turs uNiCohN .....'...eVV taAA
FREMOkT...............ep
yne stean,ship COLUMBIA Will ply oerSeea ga
Francisco and pors Oregon, awaiting me ornei pom
the arrivals OF the mails passengers ST Panama aad 70
turning without delay with the a and paAsenges Tor the
sr..mer tom san Francisco Persons securins through
,essrr by the United States Mail Steamers from NeS OH
.sve preferences OF accommodation On board The Psas Nal
steamer - 49,.
Avcrsbie terms
,ortston Of freight and transient passengers oeswcee
uns and San Prsncisco One OF the shove steamers VIII
keep up the connection Acapulco and othes Maxi
san ports Each PASSENGER 10 allowed 80 ma PenynA -
ruse free not exceeding in measurement 10 suoio 80.
Freight viii DO taken Chssres 10 seus per oo@ ase
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EMPIRE CITY LlNE-For SAN
Il FRANCISCO, via ASPINWALL direct, and SAN
JthS.-The splendid double engine steamship SIERRA
NEVADA, l,S,V tuns burden J. Dayton Wilson Esq.,
Commander, viii leave for ASPINWALL direct
THURSDAY, 18th day OF August from. her dock Pier No
sNK For freight or passage, apply to
j. HOWARD SON, Aeents No. "a o. adwky.
This steamer has unsurpassed accommodations and u
aneoualed in ventilation
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me0iral.

4 CERTAIN CURE for the Piles
IA Having severely srieted for .haa > years
With Piles. and hsying USED variety q medicines WITHOUT
relief h.d almost a'eri' led the nope u any cement
dvs-d fsw Sress since By Hon Ezekiei Sacoa %
Of Dtch-ts SpaHbh SPECIFIC Tor t1e Pes PIE
pared Ne ~ ROOs~verst- New York AID o. TIE Fs!J
int trs Immediately relieved aud by the 1se OF o1y
tsif bottle considered myself perfectly caTet From the
nsd rpon being Gow - TeaT u age you'd
conhenty mmend 70 az who have suffered Win .nat
e,rrucis;ius disease WILLIAM ALyERSOS
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% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
STEAMER, for HALE

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL
Il l. FAX, NOVA SCOTIA-The new and splendid
steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY built expressly Tor this
ne and furnished in elegant style for the recommendation
Of passer will leave the end of Long WhL 6ostos
for Halifax. every SATURDAY. at O'Clock NJ, and
leave Halifax for Boston every TUESDAY, st5 O'Clock
.o,S c.b1 ui,Ho1, 80, e. ~, - y, 90
ply to CLARK. JONES L CO, Boston; B WIER
CO. Halifax or the Captain bosrd.-Boston, July 81,
1882
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Agents wanted in every section Of the sion.
hR. JAMES r. Chiffon, the cele-
- ornsd Chemist and Phys.cian, hss since February,
BE directly he snst.sSIs Of that v.as
RiLLx. ''''' 'A'" - DIX 'o"NSENOs sAHSAfA'
TO THE PUBLIC
.ivey Known a, DR ToWNsESps tUyPo AiSS sT
1hACI VI sfhSAPARlLLA Is now MANUFACTURED under
~ erection ana sngsEvisioH tTo the orrr recipe Oh.
posed Of irsredisnu Pu aELY VEGETAsLE, and WfTu.
OFT MfRCJ Rf and also. tat the iusredens are udi.
cicusly compounded ain from tns their
rneoic.l effect JAMES K. Chiffon 81 D. chemi,.
Dr. 5. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARILLA has reputation among all CIVILIZED IA.
ton. a. the best preparation 70. RENONATING AND pr
RIFflNG TIE BLOOD which Science has offered to
msn. In this resides is PECULIAR EXCELLENCE, and to
this IS Que It's WORLD WIDE RENowS.
II eontsrs all the vegetable principles which experience
hss proved ul IN GLAZING the SYSTEM from DIS.
EASE extracted and combined WIKI the highest skin VIII h
the refreres O, modern Chemistry enable Us 70 employ
Whatever may be SAID BY mortified couPetto.s or splenet,
Ph-nears the isct thar this medicine Is ~
USED. and that increased demand sho
ct1cusiyey that medicinal ne1 OF the hrst
oroer
DISEASES OF THE FEMALE CONSTITUTION
DEBILITY, UNNATURAL SECRGTlOSS, RUSH OF
BLOOD To THE HEAD. DIZZINESS AND FAINT
iNG-The'e ere'sns yrgtoIns ma be entirely removed
FNTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA IT CLEAxsEs THE
sroMAcH, REGULATES THE BOWELS. DUETS TIE NERVES
PURlFlEs THE bLeop, and STRENGTHENS rHE SYSTEM
ea-ctualy than any other medicine For all Females
IN the critical periods RI their lives this preparation B in
valuable, and should be kept In every family. When
finds her strength waning and begins complain Of
debirty, this SARSAPARlLLA will give her IMMEDIATE
RELIEF. To such its vaue above PRICE Ask any
who has made fair tsia Of it Try yourself and Do
satstsc
CAUTION.
To avoid IMPoSIrIoS Il will be necessary TO see that DR.
JAMES K CHILTON'S CERTIFICATE, a. well a. the
SIGNATURE of DR.. 5. P. TOWNSEND ia on the outside
wrapper CT each bottle Sold by the principal Druggists
Throughout the city and country
PROPRlETORS OFFICE. No 81 Nassau-st, New.Yort
And sale IL Brooklyn at the Fsct'ry Front and
Wlhinston-s,s and by Mrs HAYES, No lis Fulton-st.
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NTEW- YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

~ Train. l-av. uier foot Of Dusn--st A. follows
ExpRs>, TsAiN al o. NJ foT Ouutirs conne'ilng WITH
zts TO- Cleveland SanGusky, Toledo and
Al ro- and fsiiro.ds - Cincinnati ana Chicago
NAu TKAiN at8A NJ for aistations
M 1s.tN Al }! 7 NJ via P-rrnoni, for OeisSare.
WAY TRAN 81 Il via Jersey City for Delaware
HicHr FxPSe>s TRAM ats 7. ~, 'cr punSrs connee'-
Inc With tor Detroit direct CONNECTING
WITH Express Trs'r for Chicago
E~iSsA>T TRAIN at NJ vls Piernont
CHA> MINOI, Superintendent
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

~ SPRINGS.-The cas- Of the NETWORK and n AR
I'm RAILROAD. l-sve the City Hall Station New York,
Dsily Sundays except-d) at looclock NJ Mail Train
a. Chsbsn -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany Troy Lebanon Springs Pi,tsied, Spring
field and other Intermediate Stations
At o'clocs, p. NJ Accommodation Train 20 Chs,hsn
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
~ Passengers tor Lebanon Springs will take tns 10
O'clock A NJ Train to Chsthsrn Western Rsilro.d 20
and Stage TO Lebanon arriving early the after
~. sLOAT, superintendent
Esre thronrh. s.
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nR. LECClA'S OlNTMENT-Pat-

Asnte with exclusive Roya privilege, IS remedy Of
Miraculous "a cscy such scknO~edsod y the t7ns Oh
recon 'r s.1des VI he Stands II Cue. ana forto RICE
approved by the eminent faculties Of France, sno
tie Roy Protector VI the public instruction, me qckes
aIa powerful remedy for any snd OF rheuinstsrn
be - sehe tic ool0ruI nvetersie - ever may %
for sore threat scsd. aae sche govt sandale parsyi
and bruises muscular conrscuon nerVo0sness
HAtuleney. scisca etasia scsds hernorhods tarn9rS
tOothscbe stiffness 10 the JOINT. psrenS cna sore Eyes no
psuesl ciseas-s distractions Of ne spleen, sr dysPeP
ss csIdaIgy pal citation OF she ne art Mysteries gosine
the head ard Of al kinds Sold wholesale
sad retail al the principal depot in Newfofs me drl!
" Messy a. D. sands, No leO Fulton corner OF
William sold also by druggists generally Inc poor wno
unable ouy H. will % supplied grs- Dy GAZING % ne
puprietor 81 No, 90 Whiter
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y II hSbANtD OF an OfutF OF JFc'E -
SMITH, E-q, Surrogate OF the County Of kus- notice is
hereby gwen. according law all prsons having sms agas,
joins j. DARLINGTON, late Of the City o Nham-bush, de-
ceased that y required 20 exhibit the same, WITH the vouchers
thereof subscribers to office Of joseph G. Palmer, No -
Chatham the New YORK, before the lst DAY VI
De.,uter next Dated May -, l>r,.
MARY 4 DARLINGTON. Ajmnistratrx
uL}l law mn GEORGE 3. CLARK, and Administrator
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and DIARRHEA

H. eaeetaally cured b, HUNTERS DYSENTERY
CtRDlAL, 11Anied without opium or any Gnd OF arg
-sishf years in and failure The most respects
bic references ryen In philadelpha where extenhVe
ussd Hiihly agreeable 20 the taste FOR chbdren Ane
p.rsocs Of delicate stomach Il much reeonmendee " ne
hrst phJ seiAns
z r. EVANS Wholesale Agent Ne sessb So,
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|. o. OF REcuABIrEs.- Tn

|. o. OF REcHABIrEs.-Th annual ses-
sion of Northern New York District No. 6, held at
Saratoga Spring. commencing gust g. and closing
the 9Th.
On Tuesday evening large meeting was held at the
Methodist Church, and effective addresses delivered BY
NJ NJ Berry, Of Saratoga Sprpss Rev. DIR. Branard, d
Philadelphia, and Philip s. White
The reports of the officers of the District show tho
Order to be in a sound and healthy condition.
The following officers elected for the ensuing
year
u. p c. r. JAS C. SPENCER, Troy.
d. c. R..... EDWARD p. PArrEN, Albany.
d. ID. R.. ROSWELL COLLINS, Oak Hill,
D. r Secy. DIR. l.. B PUTNAM Saratoga Syringe.
D. r S......JAs. s. kRELER, Troy.
u. Tr.......I l. G. Cook Bennington W.
D. L........JAs G. ENos Wet Stsventown.
Grand Rep. III. '. MERRIMAN, Albany.
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paintiHs, &r.

b.
ZINC PAINTS-Warrantcd purs.-
~ The NEW-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse. No u
Oeyst prerNed &" supply their Zre Paints mes tf
no White, yT0onc In oil, e. per pound.
Ne. 2 Whi.o, ground Ia OIL, 20. per pound.
No. 3 White ground 10 oil, 7c ger rornd.
Brown and sch around in OF, sc ger roaEt.
Dry White Of Zinc, &C. per pound
WHITE zinc PAINT,
Aasf thoToush ee IN Europe ana the Unr-d sI.tes
teen found 70 n beauty .nd prosesrvs qualities onSe.
than any other pan, For wilderness and onsrsy IL " AZ
tvaed Ii Is FREE from s poisonous properties 90 eonn1os
and asn Serious other piEuents viii soyer-eiusi weight
from ~ lea percent spsce shsn Leaf ands there
or, much cheaper 70 The As an insds paint, u
viii not yellow when exposed 20 the rurhurcu
,.se, Of coal free foul air of hipr Their Wh. 0se
ycupd in vanish produces the porce ain hnish Ther
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
10 . lew hour, form hard and ecd metallic coating ssos
wood brick iron ana other metallic rIrsces resrkAon
fer their freproof properties rhey specially tdsptee
for marine pupo.ss having been found 20 resist ;he scr
dog action Of salt ste destructive 70 Other ,al;1
Dealers supplied on liberal terms By
WINNING 4 sOUIcR- AEera. No - Dey-r
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WAN ERBILT LINE for SAN

" A n ID + X b L. Il LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route.-
Only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the shmus Vhs
powerful doubleenEne steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
$500 tuns, will leave from Pier No North River. At
oeloct NJ precisely, on FRIDAY, August 60 fof San
Juan del Noe direct connecting with the avoe steam-
ship PACIFIC, 1900 tuns, the Nicaragua Transit
Route having out Il miles Of land transportation. These
steamers unur passed In their accommodations and
tIaiion. PASSENGERS will go through without any de-
tention the Pacific steamer bsiof in waiting and at this
of the year. much healthy ADD comfortable than
by other For informa don and the low
apply only at the ONCE No. Battery plsce up
staira to ALLEN. Agent
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nj EW-Y ORK and NEW-HAVEN
| u RAIIkNAn- SWIMMER ARE ANlEMENr MAJ


s. le52ains Of New York leave OF CsOs
n. ana Broadway.
AccomMoDATIoN AID SPEcIAL-At and Il5o a. "A.
AIS Yxpre,s Stamford and Norwak and stopping at 81
stations eyond aud az $50 PM through to New Haven
AtS5O r a. Toy Norwaik- $50 AM. and ESQ PM. foi
Pom Chester The Sc M runs In connection with Train
from New Haven to Hartford and Springfield. and wb
Train over the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hsven, Hartford SprngaeiG
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70 Ca
densburgh and MontreaAt AM stoppins ct StaIn'ofs
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housatonc and Maya
suct Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad ct Nav
Haven at $50 a. stopping At Stamford. Norvak AIS
Bridgeport connecting With Housatops enc Nsusstsst
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements ana opesiA-
At 5S0 and 9S5 Am. ana Az M through from New.
haven AT AN from Norwaik-st $50 AM and 80
PM from Port CheneG The IS A. ~ receives PASSENGERS
from gted Hartford and Canal Railroads at New.
Haven The Nj receives from Hartford Ans
Springfield Ra,iroadl
ExrRFss TRAiws leave New-hsven arrival OF Trsst
from Boston, az lis End ESQ PM, stopping ct Bridgeport
Norwalk aad stamford y leaving Boston q A. H. sns
y45PM
See lage bill advertisement a. TIE stston House ara
principal hoteh GEO. w. WHISTLER JR-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
n Of The Court New YORK, hereby all Irsou
hsy claims against MATHEW BARNARD ate U. the Cy
New io deceased To the WITH vouchers thereof
tie sbsc nber Il h -drnc-, No. N Charlton the Ciy Cf
New fork CT before It's 10th lay Of February n-xt-Dssd
Nsw-fork, the 18Th Jay OF August. 1872.
auto lawomh r. n. BARNARD. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16
THE BRITISH and NORTH A MERl-

IL CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, between
NETWORK aud LIN tRPOOL direct and between
BOSTON and LiNERPOOL.-The Boston ships oay cali
Ing Halifax land and receive mails passengers
PERSIA, c. pt -, EUROPA. 3. @. Lott,
ASIA, c. II r Judkn,, NIAGARA. J. Stone,
AMERICA ~ Shsnnon, CANADA Lang,
CAMBRIA, J. Lech
These vessels cary clear white light head, geea
on statfOaTd bow, red port b-w
As A. Iudkins frYrn NEN-fORK Wednesday, July g.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON. Wednesday. Aug l.
EUROPA, Lott from hkW-YORK. Wedr esaay. Aus. II.
NIAGARA. Stone, tom BOSTON, Wednesd4y, Aug. 10.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug 3
CANADA. Lang, from BOSTON. Wedne,daY. Sspt |.
ASIA JudSns from NEW YORK, Wedns sdsy, Sept. 3.
AMERICA, shannon, I'm BOSTON, Wednssf sy Sept. IS.
EUROPA, Lott, from NEW.YORK. Wednesday Scot z.
Passage Gom New York Boston TO Liysrpool-Eird
cabin -; second cabin. $40.
Beuhs net secured un'il paid for.
Freight will ne charged specie beyond an amount Tor
personal expenses
IN experienced SURGEON on board.
~ All letters sud newspapers rust pss through the
Po.t Office For freight passase apoy 20
h. CUNARD, No 1 Be ~iins. Green.
~ French German aud other Fo.egn Goods received
and brought IN with British Goods Through 0i,B
Of ladnE A. gwen IN hayre fof New. YORK.
WATcHEsBy order Of the British Treasury watches of
fore manufacture bearing the maEksOf English
Manufacturers will Be hereafter admitted IN England ia tran
for the ued States and other countries. 10
quence hich French and Ss watches may be shipped
Havre New ioTs Boston Liverpool without ~
curing the risk heretofore Of being seized ~ the English
Custom HCus.