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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

Nu
WI ERN INDIANA RAiLR0ADS.-0REAf NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICACO.-On and after MONDAY, Aya
until further notce-passengcr steamers and trans vu
EXPREss STEAMERS ard TRAINS GOING wES7.
WARD-One of the hTst-cass STEAMERS, SOUfHWN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA OF EApfRE
STATE, Will leaye Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted ~
NJ, and Dunkirk at II at night reaching Monroe 12fN
the next day and proceeding IA Toledo the same afrnsn
An exprts IS tram Will leave Monroe az Pm, or a1s
eIrlya Of the boat daily Mondays excepted, reaching ca
csgo the evening" and connecting al Chicago VITA
class sta for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake N
igan, and with Canal packets aud Railroads westerly hen
CHICAGO. ... - -
EMPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS COMO EAsf.
WARD-E1pIess trains VIII leave Chicago az 9 Pm, daily
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe at 81 next m0If
An express steamer Will leave Toledo every morning
cent Sunday and leave Monroe arrival of the trains nom
Chicago-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo svevl hours pN-
yous to the for the inst Express trains east om New
York Albany and Boston.
The steas ~ and trains Monroe will connect each vy
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMAiODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-1his tram viii leave Toledo daily Sundayses-
cepted at NJ connecting Toledo with line OF soon
ers from Cleveland and Ssndusky, and stopping at all he
way stations will reach Chicago a. 81 PM
GOING EASTINARD-Leaye Chicago daily. Sundays
excepted 81 AM stopping AZ all stations and arriving
Toledo PM connecting with steamers ~ saDdusky sd
Cleyeend and arriving there in time tor all the morning
trains from those places.
leaves Toledo at AM for Fort Wayne and
ports the Wabash Canal JOS. ii: MOORE,
Adrian. June 1, 1852 superintendent
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V1HE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT-For the
Garueiinas. Oil Cloths, Sc.

CARPETlNG and OIL CLOrHS.-RE-
~ MOVAL-WM McGRORTY wixbes TO inform his
ienes the public that he ms removed MS toeS from NO
IS6 William st 10 No 10 Broadway lie mas on hand
slsrFe and wesescsd stock of every DESCRIPTION Of Car
petlugs and OIL Cloths &C which be will dispose Of al
whoefale and retail on reasonable tsrms No iie Broad
way three doors from Liberty-st.
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MLsESr II. NlootAy, AnctiOaesr

n VtUINE LUI on SIst-st., IUsth-st llNlsf
~ and lS<th-st. Herirm, At Auction RTRT N
NlCOLAN willsell on Wednesday Oct a AZ Isa,rlo~t
sf the Merchants Exchange ~'
slsr~sy-3 lots the sOuth SIDE Of sisst bveru tl.
sh and 6thsvs IS feet out and and 100 iest deem
leSrHsrl lot the north SIDE OF lOSths Sixl0e IS
feet wcst OF SHAW.
lot the north side Of ldt between 7th and avs
2Sxlo0.
tween the 5fh and 6th-SSS
Terms Of al the above lots easy, and titles indsputabe
For further particulars apply to the AnononeeI No 70
Wallet tHol
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MONEY sAvED-A WARRANTED AR

ETICLEIn offering TO persons rufcrng from Chrome
hheumatsn Collie Dysentery Pans IN the Limbs, Back OF
Chest H,adacbe, Old Sores, Cuts Burns, &c, DR.. To
BIAS Venetian Eminent they med fear purchasing IT.
as tLer money will be returned IT, using il according
directions does give relief Thousands have certified
its painreieSiDg proPerues 10 10 an internal wells
an extern Al remedy and II ii warranted harmless.
70 family should be without it If they have children 0f
is aconaiu remedy for the Group, and IL is warranted "a
cure Chol, m IL taken when irsl attacked.
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wishes it understood that any per
using his Lnment without obtaining relief can have
their money returned.
Price cents end 80 cents. Depot No 24o Greenwiest
New -lc!k.
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o,rpv and GLOVE STORE. No. q

uogERY and GLOVE STORE, No. Is
ri c.--;ree-R RUSSELL vonld respectfully inp,fn
a., f.nie. who about procuring teir WINTER fPg
~. -. r.. on hsrd ugaal, 4 complete sns2rtraenl "
- T,Sershirts and Drawers Of Cotton, heriDo sod
sestsh Wool for Men, Woman and Children winch va.
,oId Al the lowest remunerstlne pr'ces a. ne o'e
s.s,5 Hosiery Store No 3 Carmine-t.
VYTALTHAM JEANS.-2o0 packages single
w ard double-tSned Brown Bsass1d a1 20 o'''s'
For sale BY ~ . ~, "a n ye,v-.t
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foattbcs, 1emelrn, &r.

WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE Il
w BROTHER Nos N Fulton-st and ls2 Bowery, would
call tie attention Of Their numerous friends AID customers
that visiting The city, II they are In want OF me uo!d
Watch such e. Beesey Tobss Cooper Taylor and other
celebrated makers; Silver Ware, such a. FORKS spoons
Teasets or Gold JeWery. &C. that now prepared
better than cell the above mentioned goods on me
most reasonable Our stock is arge and well selected
as regards taste oheapnes aud durability Our mode OF
doing business is 10 buy and eel for cash and goods var
ranted a. represented Your custom is corday so
cited.
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furniture, ST.
led and COTTAGE FURNI.

ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNl-
~ TURE WAREHOUSE, No. 4jl Broadway, east side
near GIsnds mandatory No. ~ Greene-st. The Oldest
established and firm in the United Ststos who con-
fine themselves 10 the EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURE Of
the FIRST QUALITY Of ENAMELED snd ORNA-
MENTAL COTTAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE.
GILES BiRNE, successors 10 MATHEW & Gil
LIES respectfully inform their old patrons and the pbhc,
that thew still continue to sell q wehnshed GENUINE
article u PER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS.
The unparalleled that has attended efforts has
induced redoube e1erons in producing All article
which after having stood the test for years Ell now al mt
TO be- The BEST and CHEAPEST ENAMELLED FUR
klTURE EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY. The
latest Parsan and Italian Styles always on hand aud made
TO order. - - - -.
As we have the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, per-
with the peculiar tastes regard 10 color, orna
mentiug, shading &C. sc, easily he suited.
While Estsbishme nts without the least experience
pretend compete with by offering poor limitations OF
styles and designs representing tner work u inc pup
lie as Enameed &c, still fully Convinced BY the
incrt asiug De msnds u.s. that the public know well how
to Judge between AUCTION FINISHED TRASH, and tue
really GENUINE ENAMELED WORK made at ouE
Factory.
Tie Trade supplied usual the most favorable terms
Mattresses Passsss and B0sers &c &C. at the lowest
market pnce.
can he taken distance without Sustaining the eds; In
Jury GILLIES BlRNE, No. 49, Broadway,
Fast side, Grsndst, MenuiscoTy, No - Green-si
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SAN FRANCIS

CO-The shortest and cheapest ryute-Oriy line sSlos
,,t.,. er erosns the IsthnuslThe fsycrte dJuoiee-
~ st.,ship PROMETHEUS $40 tuus VIII leave frosn
Pier No North River, al O'Clock p NJ. pre'sey, on
FRIpAY Nov. i connecting with the PAciac steamer oNi
lard s1IspoEtaton
Tlss. asabers are snrivaled their accommodation AID
Fcri1ioInstiOn or passage, aPgly only 20
Ne 9 BAtfery-nls..e. stal-s.
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CARM at AUCTION-Will be sold at public
Il. w WEsrcorT, Auctioncer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, on MON

Il DAY MORNING, l0l O'Clock, at l46 Creenwich-ay.
being all stock ct the late d. T. Hulse Custom made
and the best quality every lot embracing 900 viii
be punctuAly sold rain shinocone sting Of mahogany
and walnut bureaus Sofas TetesTees and Divans
SoltAiTe and Rocking Chairs IN velvet and hArcoth,
mahogany aud walnut Washs ands Hal do mAIbe-top and
piau Center Pier and SIDE ebcs Dining BreHkfas and
Gard do rosewood and walnut Bedsteads richly carved
mahogany and rosewood Chairs cottage and walnut do
eaneea Office and Arm Chars inlaid fancy Tables Ward
robes four Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Tapestry and
la rain Cauets mahogany aud gilt Mirrors, &C
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FDWD h COLLINS a Co, No. 81 Wlll-st, N Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
J.. g. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms Ynd,
London.
JOHN MUNROE & Co. Rue Notrc Dame des Vic
torres, Pans; or, GEO H. DRAPER ilayre.
The these ships will not b. accountable for gold,
slv,r bullion specie ewelrv precious metals
Ices ts Of adns ssned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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ENAMELED FURNITURE WARE.

L'NAMELED L u RN lTU RE WARE
H. HOUSE, No. 500 Broadway, corner Of Springst.-G
MATHEWS respectfully notifies his old patrons and the
public generally that Che firm OF MATHEWS ClLLlES
was Dissolved the Sd day October 1852 lie taxes tins
opportunity OF sincerely thanking his friends who
have hitherto literally patrUnisd his confined efforts 70
please them and bees inform them Lat he has formed
new COZ aItneIship with GEORGE b. STACY Upho Gerer
and Wholesale Feather end Mattress Dealer and MAnufac
turcr the purpose of carry cut tr extensively
all the contracted limits OF the late trm would allow mo
ENAMELED FURNITURE BUSINESS,
ia connection with Cottage ParoT Attic and Kitchen TuTu
tule, Feathers, Mattresses and Bedding in general
MATHEWS 3 STACY
nttcr Themselves that the well known reputation Of O.
MATHEWS the practical artist aud leading artner IN the
late tn) as combining eTOTiy of wOrknshp. SAliiu
richness elegance of design well superbnrss u
finish will be sufficient guarantee for future patronage
Several STYLES OF southern Furniture pronounced by
eonnoisseurs surpass any thing yet the tre
bong introduced Their stock OF Enemelcd Furniture VIII
be found comprise the largest most varied and best Hs1r
I'd Ia the United Staesall Of their manuiactnre.
NJ s Iepudiste the paltry puts OF offering tcir goods
IS cheaper than others having Vet % learn
that much profit be made. be w!L by air aud
honest dealing They introduce themsr OF many
years experience ia The r1de in al 10 Or 1cs aud c1s
enge any comparison with any other ar-1irs
ts to quality, next as 10 pucc.
Remember No. st Broadway, opposite IA, 81 Nicholas
Hotel And COlanvIe House.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctio0~er.
DTDTHDTODX E0REET 0SIIRE ga

AHrnosY ]. BLELcKER, Auctio1,er.
DFREMPTORY FORECLOSURE SALE
five three story buck HOl SIS and LOT on 4@i-st
AZ Iuction-ANTU0NY j BLEECKER win sell at Auc-
ton on I'll EsDAY Oct o. 1852 Mt u o'clock at the Mer
cbsnts Exchange under the rection Of PlllLO T. RUG
GIES referee the following valuable property, VIZ:
Ok 42d.sTREET-Fye thTee-st0ry brck Houses and L9S
Of Ground stusied the south side Of 4d bteen the
9Th and thsvs commencing 10 feet west OF the ltnaV
the o,s are each in SIZE p feet front and BY B eet
inches in Depth the houses each 2 feet by about % feet
IN depth. $50 .,n
is 100 feet in width and 10 sewered It IS also The
,trest leading To- and which the Crystal Palace - about
being erected 5000 remain bond and MORTGAGE on
cse house aud lot If desired for years For Maps and
fler apply TO the AuctiOneer No Bruedst
PflILO T. RUGGLES, Esd Referee.
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nor KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.
TOR ALBANY and TROY-Fare, so Cents
.IRANy TROY andLEBANON SPRINGS.

" The cars Of the NEW YORK and HARLEM RAIL-
ROAD eGye the City Hall Station New,1orS daily sun
DAYS o1ceptcd) At 10 o'clock ~ Mail Tram 20 Saa,i1n
nv and Trov, Lebanon Springs Pitseld Springfield and
o,her intermediate Stations.
Forr Corners. connecting with Western Railroad going
east. o,,.,..L
20 Passengers for Lebanon Springs Will take the lOococs
I'N Tain 10 Chatham Western Railroad Canaan and
stage 70 Lebanon arriving early the same afternoon
Fare through s. N. SLOAT, Superintendent
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX.
II SOVASC0TlA-The and splendid st1.rDsbirp
SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expres-l y dor this ane "a
furnished N elegant style for the Accommodation Of u...
r' WI ear , me end Of Long Wharf Boston for Hail
fs1 for Boston every TUESDAY, a. oclock M -
First Cabin. including meals sl0 Pue-secsnd CABIN
without ness g For freight OF passage apply 70 CLARK
JONES Co. Boston; L. WIRE Co 6al;fss q, -
CAPTAIN, On bssd-Bosssn, July q, isse
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA and

NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA and
~ CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-TrainS leave Pier
foot Of DuRue-st. rs follows:
DAY FxPREss-At6 AM for Canandaigue, Rochester and
Niagara Falls arriving the above named places the
evening Mail Trains leave Al AN, stopping sht
NJ Eu4ira.
NiGnI ExfEEss-Lesves st6 NJ arriving at CAnandai-
at TAO next morning in time TO take the u train fox
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
This the quickest cheapest and mos. comfortable route
10 Western Aew-YOrk and Canada West
w. @. LATHAM, Supt. c. and Z. r. Il.
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Clothing, &t.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
il SILK Hate a; s3-s1 less than Broadway prices SeSt
Hs,sntslN BROWS,
No. l5s Csra-st, one door from saihrrn
THE BEST PLACE 10 get MEN, and
l. BOYS CLOTHING, ready made or niste TO oIaef H
AZ No 81 Fultonst At this establsheIt you VIII fnda
large assortment OF fashionable rJadymade COsoS so
spf udd assortment Of Goods winch VII Be made 20 ordcf
- No. 81 FTLTOS-ST- NY.
VIHE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT-FOr the
celebrned patent porous health and har-preseTying
Hat eall at DRAKE l. CO.'S, No Bowery. The porous
Hat cen bnes all the desirable qualities OF the Beaver Hat
preserving the strength and lustsr Of tie hair in
bic nauDer. DRAhE Co. NO. bowerJ, ~ l.
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NEW-YORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
NSHIPS-sFMEMEEKL u 8 MAIL LINE-Thn
nor CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

r Vh NIi-lItI-LtrIV- ~ .t-N-NlfII t-I'I
Il FLORIDA-SEMi-WE EkLY L. :. MAIL LINE
The new and fast-goilg steamer UNION, K Adams,
Commander, VII leave pier No T. v H., GU SArUR.
DAY, Octobef q, Of o'clock, r. n, precisely. For
freight apply board where all bls OF iadiHg VIII b.
signed, and for pssage (hayg unequaled slconosons)
a, the offoe OF
SrOFFCRD TILESTON X CO. No. a. Souths,.
Savannah passerge1l ucAeed through without further
charge. Pose vii sueT detention Charleston,
have been made Hlth ID, S0rtl Carolina
RLhoad de- Ach e2tIs tam Immediately The am
va OF tho steamer.
Through tickets 10 Florida will be furnished IS follows:
To Jacksonville Soi 70 Piatka SjS.
No bls Of aug signed after the l;esrner has slied
The SOUTHERNER VIII follow On WEDNESDAY,
Oct Il
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CREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ FEDS, MATTRESSES, Ac., a. CRAWBUCk'S, No.
$50 Cl.ud-st secondd door east OF EsseX-st Newly ork
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE-Ihe
attention OF families about puie EASING respectfully invited
the large and beautiful OF Beds, stresses
Pshssses BedsteAds Cots, Ac, all OF which have been
purchased at low cesh pnc and will BE- sold al such pTces
make Il inducemeni for all 20 call and examine the
above stock previous making their purchases Goods
any part the city Brooklyn and WhAnsburSh fire. OF
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses renovated and ade
W. CRAWBUCK, No S59 Gfsni-st.,
ii door east OF EsseK-st
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot OF Duane-st. sstollows;
ExrREss TRAM at AM for Dunkrk, connecting with
6rstss steamboats, tor Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe aud railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 1.S0 AN for all stations.
WAY TRAIN at 8 PM via Iiermont, Tor Delaware
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at s PM, Tor DunsrS connect
ing it'll Ersteass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIcRAsT TRAIN att PM. VA Piennont
CHAS MINOT. Superintendent.
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I'VE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

POSING this line Art the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Cspt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATTC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken IN their con-
stucon in their Engines 10 insure strength and
ed aud their accommodations for passengers unc
ruaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage rom
Nf1-York to Liverpool IN istclass CABIN Dos second
DO $40; exclusive OF extra size state 500; from
L,fIpool 70 Ne-fork $50 and % An experienced SIR
econ attached TO each fhp No nth secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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B. A. CmhToH.A Uctioneer -, =,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE

DEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE
III BUILDING LOTS at PIERM0NT-COLE% chill
1ON viii sell at auction on TUESDAY, October q ls1@
at u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, lS5 aesTaoe
Building Lots Piemout on the west bank OF Ihe huo
son River, nearly opposite Dobbs Ferry r - 81
beauty Of scenery eIeeed BY place on me banks
ofthe Hudson The population which is eslinaied y 49,
il Increasing Thereare FIVE churches II s incorporated az
village the adjacent country rich and well cultivated
The dsadtnase hitherto occssoned by the shallow water
near the shore the OF commodious landing inde.
ptudeui OF the railroad PIER AID the consequent defect OF
ciies offrequen intercourse daily with tie City OF sew
York otviated by the construction OF wharf Tor
tie accommodation Of Steamboats, passing up and down the
rver ard Of ferry the opposite shore 10 connect with
the trains Of the Hudfon River Railroad. The lots to be
offered for sale situated elevation OF ~ TO 100 feet
above the level Of the They accessible by three
different rof d. Many Of them afford good views OF the
riyer and Of the opposite shore. $500,
For hihoaphc maps terms and psTticular apply to the
AuctoneeTs, No. 9Wsll-st.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGON-The Glasgow and Nsw-York st..r,.b;o
Corpanys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW 1 oin
tuns and go horsepower Robert Craig Commando Iii
ssi from NewYork or Gl4sEow on SATURDAY s,.h No,
and on SA1u RDAY, 18th Jsnussy- at y o'clock ICON.
First Cabin, saloon State Roornsl. . aae
FIRST CABIN, tMdship State Rooms. ............75
second Saoan' .'':..:................3 80
Stewards fee Included
Apply to }. Nc sYMON, No. s. Broadway
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fan Ar

Il Il rangemcnt Through Fares on all Trains between
kewYork and Albany, 81 60 Trains leave Chambers st.
daily, Sundays excepted for Albany and Troy.
Express Train A. NJ through in hours connecting
with ruins reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
evening.
Mail Train A. M-Thropgh Way Trains and p. ".
Express Train . Z. Mathematician Train 73O p NJ.
For Peekskil at 4. M 7. NJ and 6l5 p. NJ
For Pokeepsie at $50 A. NJ aud 40 T. NJ stopping at
all Way Stations-Sunday Mail Train T. VI from C91a.
sPass, ngers taken Chambers Canal Christopher 4th
and slst-sts GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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yT,HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
u COMPANY of the CITY Of NEW-YORK, estAb
hshcd IA 1851 at No. I73 Canalst Brunch Office, No "
Broadway next corner of Was opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels in Fort and their Cergoes &c against loss or dam
age by fire. JEREMlAH IEIthELL, lTesidehI
NosEs q. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING Surveyor.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION and General
I'D Fire Insurance Company, corner Of Tryon-row and
Cbaihnmtt in the Harlem Railroad Buildings are taxing
JOHN BRUCE, President.
DANIEL BARNES. Secretary.
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THE NEW A. l CLIPPER SHIP TOR

Il RENT. for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY AUSTRIA
LIATo sail 25lh October-1he splendid Recommendations
o, this fire new ship are well worthy Of examination by
persons about engaging passage 10 AL STRALlA The ship
Is new and her trnEsup being completed viii De found to
be unedufe BY those OF any other ship for light air or
comfort Apply board at Pier No II Fast RIVER or 20
T. RICHARDSON 4 Co. No. y SOuthst, or ELLIOT,
ARIEL a Co. No. rs PeaTlst \. BAH goods IN
tended for shipment and forwarded viii be att nded To
without any charge Of cominisson. r. K X Co
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DEMITTANCES-P \ ) SAGES bow
Ia MAN, GRINNELL 4 Co. No s. Southst New
York soie and only authorized Agents iOr the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES Of PACKET SHIPS.
LIvERFOoL PACKETS sal 9TH LONDON PACKETS sal every
and 2is Of every month. alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION SIR r. PEEL.
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
CITFFN or THE WEST INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS-
ALERT GALLATIN, iPRlNCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON, l1ORhTONN,
NEW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persns wishing 10 end for their triends and desrous Of
bringing Them out by eny Of the ab.ve ma icent snpS
n,ofn,cd tbat Mesfs BOWMAN GRINNELL 4 Co. ara
the ouIy AGENTS for the above ships IN this city.
They a - Issue Drafts from and upward, winch are
payable sight any town through Ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No So Souths n. Y, and Regents-road, Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2ist OF each
month.
London Packets leave NewYoEk every alternate Thurs
day.
For passage apply IS above
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TnEopoRE LrNr, AuctIoncer.

A L No. 76 Walker-st., near Broadway ON
IN TUESDAY next &th inst at i0t o'clock cose
estate will be sold Auction the entire FURNITURE IA
said house. CONSISTING Of Carpets, Mirrors, marbleop Ia
bles, Sofas Bureaus, BedGee0s, Bedding &C, &C.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all those Ger

II
IN pieces parcels and lots OF LAND, suae AT Dam
krk Chauisuque County State OF Newl and laid down
and dssgps, map, entitled Map OF part OF tine town
Of Dunkrk ChatauQue County State OF NewNork 1885, as
sots Numbers ~ IL, 81 81 81 S. ST. 50 81, IS e5 II, a. ~
en Cenc-st; also, Lots numbers a. e a. ST. 81 TO- Y on
lynxst also, Lots numbers 81 SO Bufsost: also. Lss
numbers 81 ~ 6l 81 Is o. Hast krOut-st, also, Lots
numbers 90 6 81 az ~ West Frout.st; alss, LOta
numbers A. IS IS a. IS 80. East Thirdst also Lots
numbers SO ST. s., on Esslesi; also Lot ngrsber % on
Lsrh sts also, LOIS numbers H. IS - Swanst; Lot
number 81 Canary st.; Lots numbers IS 81 Sc, - 10 50
- - 81 -, Is, 10 p on Dovc-st- Lots numbers ~ -,
~ 81 Of O., PloyeE-st.i Lots numbers s s, 20 % 81
", n, - s. e., on Deer-s;-
Also 10 ieet Of the mont Of Lots Nos H. % IS n ~
Wet Thndst; also lots Nos lo i02 Centrest aud N'I
VS. W. tAfA IN block lfO; also, Lots Nos ll0 III Cana
sLi eiso Lots Mes IS - IS n IN block 81 asJ al the
ne, nue ana interest OF Russell H. Nevns Of in aud 70 the
vary q bloch No SOL East Fourth being 100 feet
p !" est deep the north part OF block No l4i West
-, pens ~ tee trout by 10 feet deep the rorth
G 'OSs No ~ eeius lSo Zee, fton, by 10 feet deep
W 70 AZ pshAe auction ito close oonceru) az TIE
GV&nk thentnse, IN the city OF Naglork on the 4th
s o. Sossn,eeI D. 1885,. At ls O'clock noon Of that
~ SsS-le Per cent. payable the day OF sale asd
hvervd ~'' ""e" ueo~s VIII DC 0e-
NAT o. me property may be had tbs Ooe Of COLE
RUSSELL IL SFVTNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

TREoDokE LINT, AuciiOneer.
SALES-ROOM, No. 40 Broadway, adjoining
~ the Art UnionSATURDAY 23i lost, at icy o'clock,
the premises, No rs Ssv 10 close the estate of a
party retiring nom business, the stock and fixtures OF
house aud painters establishment consisting OF Pants
Oils Glass, Putty, COloIS Sans, Ladders. British LusieI
&c. Also, a rare COLLECTION Of OH PAINTINGS.