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First Cabin, $40;
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PACIF-
IL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ony Through Line
for California and Oregon-EXTRA-Through Tickets now
for Sae-Tbe superior douhleenne steamship ILLINOIS
h. j. Hartstene U. N, Commander beng now ready tor
service, Will leave for ASPINWALL, NAVAL BAY,
from her per foot Of Wsren-st ~ R. to connect with the
GOLDEN GATE $500 tuns, Lieut. Patterson, U. s. ~,
Commander which steamer is ordered remain at Panama
to be IN readiness immediately arrival Of the passengers
81 that point and to sail direct for San francisco without any
delay.
The accommodations of these steamships unsurpassed
and they have proved be the fastest ever lannchedhe
Illinois having made the passage from ewYork to the
Ismus days and fourteen hours and the Golden
Gate from Panama to San Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours
The Panama Railroad is in operation and the
running within q few miles Of Goyona, as the head of
river navigation.
going forward nv these vessels is confidently
expected will make the quickest trip performed from
New-YOrk to San Francisco
Early application will be necessary to secure passage for
which apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, az the Office
the Companies, No III West-st- corner of Warren
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"HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERS.-The ships

composing this Ine are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC Capt Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken in their
sucton also in their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
aualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
NewYork to Liverpool in rcass cabin, el2o In second
do, SO exclusive use of extra size saterooma from
geou attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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NHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
Il New-York and San Francisco Steamship LinezThe
new steamship UNITED STATES 500 tuns burden, Chas
C. Berry Commander will take her departure for Chasres
on THURSDAY, Goth May next at Z. M, connecting At
Panama with the new doubleengne steamship
SCOTT 100 tuns burden Kenney Couiard, Commander,
which steamer awaits the arrival of passengers at Panama by
the United States and Immediately thereafter proceeds to
San Francisco These vessels speed comfort and safety
surpassed this route and experienced surgeon
A''A'"e" I DAVIS, BROoRs& co, General Agents.
No. % Beaver ST., New York
JONES 4 JOHNSON, No. 80 wall-st.
Books open and tickets for sale at $35 through
for first cabin staeroom tickets $65 through for second
cabin $500 through for Storage
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TyOR CARIFORNIA, via STRAITS of

IyOK CAKIFOKNIA, VIA SIKA1IO O1
liz MAGELLAN AND PANAMA.-No Berths secured
until paid for The magnificent A. l. Extra steamship
RFTNDEFR l. 200 tuns burden Capt ID. L. Wilcox, will
sail from New York for the above ports on THURSDAY
18th of April 1852 This steamer was built expressly for the
pected to make the shortest trip made to California
Passengers by this will avoid all the delays dangers
&c. Of the Ishmus. Only limited number will be taken.
over the Ocean Bank Greenwich and Fultonsts
New.YOrk
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Carpetimss, Oil CLOTHS, &e.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
COMPLETED his extensive and important alterations In
his old stand No l36 Wiliams, separating the wholesale
from the retail department. and having associated with him
DAVID WEBB (late with A. and f. 5. Higgins K Co..
now ready to offer the following goods which have been 90
ected with great from the most celebrated manafa'eo
ries of Europe and the United States, VIZ:
ROYAL TAPESTRY VELNETS;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS;
THREE-PLYS, new styles;
INGRAINS. Of every grade
VENETIANS, Of all widths:
OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS &C. No.
And are likewise in daily receipt Of goods Of every desrp
ton connected with the trade from Auction forming to
aether an unvaed assortment TO which invite the espe
a attention of country dealers and such as are about 10
~ WIN MGRORTY
DAVID WEBB
No 136 wilian,-st between Fulton and John-sts n Y.
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wheh~r fr a,m,s- ard sbo nj the sSs'ts
soesseuts vich ISL ~ The Comnisors
hSse bcea d~posted he s'r>st conne
ods- and County Of Ssw rosf sr The aspnos
-hmso-.s< tAcr- remain or Il -s MY days
eers the b~r 10 the sad snpfve
Court Al the Place hereinafter rnozed Ans the ss
Cosn-ssonsrs further pursnt 10 The requirement.
the art enfcd Aa amend eEt~ an sri "a re'oe
70 Ne Of As-eua-nts aud Taxes the CITY and coosy
~ ieh and F ahes p.ssrd NAY H. $780, rAssss
nay ~ =" 'h~ osnsr ocspsac a
oue- ana improved ~ unnerovod lands asct> thereby lsf
e5 Rave np,ed then ksms- ind that 81
lefscs whose interests Affected thtv
posed 70 hc sane Requested
ms 10 Henry bectu-a kq the Chanan
ers II the orse 81 the Counsel Of the Cy Hsn
IN the CITY o New Not within thar, d.t- q, ,s
uco and that the limits embraced by the
foIovs; that 70 al that Of
contain follows hist 70 III that Of
d oct BY hv between the westerly sds Of F
esstrty side 81 fahthsv; so al Inst
Of and bounded the wcst b, the sA sv
the by the westerly hne s5e oI fA ~
the hne Of the OF the bh between -eoat
tndt the sut By the Ans Of the bkk between s.osl
anil sxfy fst etceptns herebon AT those
81 asI,ens tho ,sd s, second 81 Ass s ss1
CosnmonsFs further notice that report in the shove
vii be made and pt-a, 20 the Suprcms Court q
the State Of New Yort tsrs Of the sad Court 70 -
held Hal the CITY Of Sev rot SATURDAY, tbs -
heard and that thea and there
vii be sad r~poFt b. con6~Dsit Nev yo<t
~'' T. 1904 PhiIP : s aSsRok. {couni..sSac.
NOSKS WILCOX.
DAvus Attoru-v mat ,nv
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RIVER RAILROAD

NETWORK to and from ALBANY and TROY
5LnIrCTirN Of PARE.-On and after MONDAY March
% and until April 49, the trains will run a. follows
iEAvs NHw-YoRK, GONG NoRrH-From the once cor
ner of Chanibers-ss and Collese-pace Az A. "a, Wy
Tsra-Sl IS through AIS A. NJ, Through Train for Aida
nv ard TROY stopping only Pcekskl Cold Spring Fish
kll New Hamburger, Poughkeepse Hyde Park hhnebecs
Osihi and Hudson; Fare to Albany y; 70 Troy X 70
At 10 NJ Peekski stopping all way stations AT
NJ Express Train Albany and Troy stopping only 81
Peekskil Fishk Poughkeepsie, Rhnebeck and Hudson;
,honsh IN hours, fare TO Absny-$ ~; TO Troy ~ oo
AtiiP NJ to Teeksk Freight AID rsssense,s s.oppns
sn wsy stations At5P NJ. ThrOush Mail Train for Al
Ssny and Troy stopping at Peekski Fshkl rouShkseP
~; and all stations north of Poughkeepse on nsnai tsre
to Albany e; to Troy e. o8. Al $ NJ Tor feeks.i
Troy, Passengers and Through Express Freight Faro
c;oiNc SoUrH-Lesve Troy Engine Station at 40 NJ
AT 10 IS A. NJ, at 40 P. NJ, at M
Leave Abany-At6 h, Way Nail Train Ioi se" ~ -
stopping at Way Stations whero there are mails % %
ceired and delivered Pare through from Albany
81 NJ Express Train, stopping only O. huSson nn,n ~
heck Poughkeepse, Pishkiu and Peekskh raie W. ~
from Albany, = 50; from Troy, y 90 AH a. a. W
Freight only, from East Abanyl AZ II .,; M
through Tran fm NewYork stopping ct 81. WAY stations
norh Of Peekskil Pare through from Albany ~, tio
Tyov s2Os AT 81 p. NJ, Through Tram for view a,
stcpp;ng II O'Clock train Fare me ssms. Al,
NJ tfom Eass Albssyl Through Mail snd fs~ a '"
,cor;nr At ali ststiops on signal Fsre through y %
leave Pcughkeepsie fur New fork-At % A. N ' Avn"
Work stopping at all Way Stations , ~ p-,,szv
ave Peekskill for New ork-At Of A M - p.-sr
for NewYort, stopping At ~ stations. N.v Ststons
NAP. ii, Pa.enseu to NsvYorf. stoppsns I" ~ ''s
nI Ps.ense win procure ticket. before eutrns tho CAN
Ne~-i0iA' "@'n a. FRENCH, Sapezintaadeat
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rTNTTFD STATES MAIL STEAM

Il
SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through Line for
California and Oregon, via Aspnwal Navy Bay. dlreok
GEORGIA via Havana Saturday, April "a. The splen-
did steamship Ell DORADO 500 tuns, H. X Davenport
u s. NAVY Commander, will sail on TUESDAY, April 20,
at O'clock NJ direct for Aspinwa connecting at Psna-
with the Companys steamers and the GEORHlA.
5000 tuns D. d. Porter u s. Navy Commander will leave
her Pier at the foot of Waen-st on SATURDAY April "a,
at O'clock p M, for Aspinwa via Havana. Passengers
by the Georgia will connect with the well known aud avotc
United States Mail Steamship PANAMA to sail for San
francisco on the arrival Of the and mails No de-
tenon at Panama The Panama Railroad is now In opera
ton and the cars running within few miles Of Gorgona
Rates Of Pare to San Francisco ls Cabin &3l5 Cabin
$40; Steerage $500 Rates Of Fare to Aspnwall First
Cabin 465; I'd Cabin, S45; Steernge, S25.
For freight passage apply to CHAS. WHITNEY, ct
the office Of the Company No III Westst corner OF War
renst ,
Passengers will thus be enabled to about IS miles OF
the river navigation and also the expense and danger
fore attending the landing in boats of Chagres as they w
be landed from the steamer free of expense the Comps-
nys wharf at Aspnwall.
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cOJIRT.-In the matter Of the APP
;-1DCNT COIJRT.-In the matter Of the s, sP,

C.TppCME COJJRT.-In the matter OF :. sr -. CIV
49,. ~ hs Mayor Aserm-s .nd ce@n nsscSyp ST.
~ rs~ Yot the opsnns q ne Con-
o ~ r,,us.e and Assessment . ave pursuant
duly sppnis By rule O s s Of u. 1919 1920 a. ss
s.,e Of s..s AZ .sSr cg o. ss, 3. :.
oredaes ss'ss - a,i isi pa.sd asn,
49,. $1,000 sass q - ~ ns1 q cssss
De Sr..ss. - - "a - ~ - s"'@
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@AMDEN and AMBOY RAlLkOAD

for PHILADELPHIA from Pig No + NoaTs 80 ni i,ns.
tuos Of astsryp.ce b stesnboa: JS1. ss.m Exprs~
as a, r NJ through 70 PhiladslRhia In = nesn
ii elsn csn 81 "a den tine, b. e ~ onv n "a
~ n. nniFsaf .ins By Hsa.hsek Isans~
III. yss: -
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho ap.

- psoa Of Mayor Aldermen coaonaiy Of N. Citv
subscribers. Commissioners Of Estimate AMI Assessment The
shove snu~d duly appointed ~ rule Of tho sap.sms
people OF rork. ea;si A.
Act smend Act et A TO reduce several laws nssnns
isl3 passed Apr the abstract Of the estns,c ss&
Of Tie Commissioners The above mattel eonisnins
lots they appear the Maps Of the Commonss se,hsr
with ch and the smoat OF asscsnen whether r damage
which BY Their report
have teen deposited the Street Comaonets oce Of the Cy
and County New rork for the of who'cever
there or ss, DAYS before the comns
maize their the supreme Cour al the anA
TO the OF the act enrt An Act
entitled relation the collection OF AZ
and Taxes the City and County OF New fot and os
other passed May H. ls passed Nay T. 1884, 70 The
occupants Of all houses and improved
unmproved sn affected thereby that they have completed
affected thereby ami who be opposed the
ques,-j present their objections writing 10 MOSkS NAY
NARD Jr E.q the Chairman OF the oners. the
New ro within thirty days nom the date Of this notice And that
the limits embraced b, this oow that TO say
All the hts parcels Of land the City OF New YORK; DO
sc Ell and bounded oov, On the east ~ the westerly
Lne eide OF 10Th the vest by the esst-, ne OF ds Of
6t aud sd st. and the SOUTH by the hnr o the center Of the
block he,wscn sis, aud h And also all the o,s
parcel. of land lying and beins said cy described anl
bounded a. follows westerly side
o hav the west; by the easey Inns side OF l,h and
By the block between 5ists and 6,dsa
SOUTH by the hne OF the OF the bloch be,wesa
that their report the shove entitled matter viii be made and pre-
rented ~ the Supreme Couu Of the state OF New fo al special
Term OF tho SAID Court TO be held al the CITY Hal Of the Cv q
New YORK. Saturday the 9Th day Of Nah M nj the opening
that day thereafter counsel can Be-
heard and thai then and there notion VI" b made that cad
MOSES MAYNARD, ia,
JAMES, SANFORD. Commissioa~s
WILLIAM = GREGORY)
n.
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--.-.,.r IMPAIRMENT. No. 4 fIaIl Of Rec.

- ars.-Pubkc hereby r,ss s W. To VAC
.ss. have TX prET WIDE hISs y
ron s4h sh To rAv ,s,a.sh .as..i ou
,pAG HScRapk ana nErAvs I'LL ,s n ssS
Bsosev.y .n 80 ~ rhsy. the cwas kso,aoss:
betwesa - " 0Ts >twscn 3ttb ssd Lssseo
yESCk yosi srr sa5 GRADE vfYrY YIYrH 81 -
~, ~. az ~. 70 FLAG SPACE 1--WE vskI VIZ ~, - q
a. sIDEWALK ado Of 0sh ~ esswSs -
s,.d.ss Rive Al psrsos interested ta'.ss - q.
s.-~s.I "a vssseas tken, IN v6ae1s " - 49,
~ - - 49, - 1ey - AynL -
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WILLIAM 3 GRRGoRY)
HspG " DAVIS, Attorney. uJ INN
SUPREME COURT.-Tn the matter of the APP

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- pcaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of The Civ
oil relative the OPENING Of the ELsvENrHAv.
nom oTih st thst, in the City OF New fo-Pabhe notice
notice hereby n,en Mayor Aldermen and Commona OF
the City snch made saA
provided Mayor Aldermen and Commonav OF The
Cav mske APPLICATION the supreme Court
New York Special Term Of the SAID Court To %
held the City Hail. the City OF New fort on saturday the n
April 1852 the OF the Count on that day OF -
counsel be heard for the ppam.n, OF Corr
the above emitted matter
that the nature the improvement hereby intended
opcnns Eevcnthav from 10Th st. TO liiih ST. IN me
CITY Yot, laid ,he or Plaza OF tho CITY o.
aud by OF act OF the legislature OF We
State Of York. entitled "An Act relative 10 impro'emsne
uehins the yna and tho CITY OF New
York and for other purposes passed Apn,3 isn fon'
April !, lsJf hEShf n pA'.ns,
nj t0l
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Jnsnranre Companies.


HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Il CAPITAL, $50 OOO-Shares, SO esch-The Books
Of Subscription the Capital Stock Of this Company are
now open Persons wishing subscribe apply at the
HANOVER BANK, OF 10 either Of the UNDERSIGNED
Peter Baen 1856 Front-st n. H. James % Chf-st
j. r. Southworth, cor Coen- C. M. Livingston, Hanover
tes-slip and Water-st Bank.
Amos Howe, 95 Pearl-st. S. NJ Beard, 23l Front-st
Lammon Riggs Sc Wall-st f. H. Abbott l4l Montst.
IT. w Bayaud 100 Pearl-st. Lewis Roberts IL South-s
b. H. Howell " Prontst II. Doner l5i Prontst
C. T. Goodwin 154 Souts J. d. Sparkman 1874 Water-st.
VIM Depev l24 Front-st. c. p. freeman. IA Broadway.
Isaac OTIS Jr cor Oldslip T. II. Tracy $50 Broadway
and Frontst Chas Tracy II Beaver-s..
T. H. Cheever 70 Front-st. Spencer d. c. Van Bokken,
A. Sidney Baxter, Oldsp. 81 Frontst. .
J. NJ Goold A Courtlandt Josiah M Fiske 10 Southst
b. Y. Jarvis So Pearl-st. g. A. Fellows 60 Waterst
J. H. Drake 81 Water-st J. A. Davenport, IS Broadst
W. H. Goodwin, 209 Water-stJo Seymour 63 Pearl-st
j. H. Wyckof III Pearlst c. Pitt, 2 ST. Marks-place.
Dan Chauncey Livingston p. w. Engs 1871 Front-st.
Brooklyn. Chas J. Fox, corner King aud
d. Knowlton, Of Frontst. Westss
D. W. Ingersoll GO Beaverst Jas Stuart 6 William-st
J. N WYCORP, President No III Pearlst
G.. v. HARRIoTr Secretary,
At Atlantic Fire Insurance Co, No. IA Wall-st.
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NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
i Y SURANCE COMPANY, New -Haven-Capital go
600 with power increase to 800 000Ohce No l8 Wall
s-Ths Company insure Live Stock, such horses cattle
&C. &C, from death occaSoned either from natural causes
accident, disease OF any description whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Kendrick, J. Lewis Taylor, Alfred Edwards,
John Saxton VIM. w. Kendrick, Nathaniel Thurbee,
X. r. Trowbridge. -.
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-

~ "a
II relative Z, IL. OPENING and EXTENDING
oibe rndesno so
the entitled matter hereby notice per.aan; to the Ass
IAN Act to smend an reduce several laws re-
S sf % ss and .o III. He, en.
entitled AZ, relation to tho collection o. sns
passed May H. $780, passed May lSi 70 the owner or o~pers
ocgpsn, or Geeupants Of a, houses, sa %
the above entitled matter aud hs' az
posed 70 ne b R,s Chairman Of the said
er at the Office Taylor Esq, the ciet Of the saA
Office No rs Chatham st. in the CITY o. ss-.
S o embrace. s. s b. ' sms,s and
a.. 2. "S,n that o both . n ,s o &C. the
side and the esey side OF TRINITY place. ossthef
ns on the northery side OF Albany between the
westerly side Of Trinity poe and the oseIy .de OF WsI
lots both sides Of Washington AMI tho lots on the wost
and he ,ouheriy .de Of Cedar St ali the lots easry '
OF Greenwich between the norher, SIDE Of rector 81 sni The
souhery side Of Thames all The lots on BOT. 'ir, o. CMss
Greenwich and West tho ou on the .s,tery
esser, eide OF Trinity place. from Rector 70 o' nen1,a'
Thames St. bens Rseor l3 fec, 10 nhes snt io
ard known said Commisioners mp BY tho
msv s a. numbers ~ and o. and a. a and
the Of Thames and BLosd~p known as III
Broedway And the further nosrs that the
suppcmcn,a of the said Commissioners containing u:
the Of the lots s.ssssd the numbers OF the $50
the Of the said Commonefs oss'n
such and the amount Of the assessment ~eher s
aud, all the otn0
used by the Commissioners making acf
Supplemental and Assessment have been d.tie N me
street of the City OF New foh thsfs W 70
man for at least thirty before the said Commissioners maze
their suppem Report hereinafter mos
toned said Commissioners further notice that the
Report will be- presented TO the supreme Cour
the State Term Of the sad Court, 70 b
held City Hall City Of New Yort Saturday tho 81
DAY of MAY nrr opening OF the Court that day ana
snd thereafter Counsel can os hes
will be made that the said supp smsn,si report ss.h
matter confirmed And notice further nven that The sapp:
mental disbursements the inst
ter will be- taxed Hon Henry Edwards or in case OF be
uhsence By one Of tho said CONT TIE supreme
Court Chambers. City Hall the City Of New fofh %
Tuesday DAY OF April instant seock IN tho iofeaooa
Dated New York, April ., lss2
$ I%E;: s$ $ssssn, "--....'.
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r IFE INSURANCE.-Nat Loan
II Fund Life Assurance Society Of London General
Acufs Office No. Grandst, Jersy Ctyfhe above Com
pany connus effect the lives OF
sdent in the United States and California and other spe
csl hazards fair of premium For terms blank
forms, &C., apply as above to
j. LEANDER STARR General Agent.
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STABBING A PoLICEMAN.-Officer Hayes,
Of the Fourth Ward, while conveying infamous char.
seer named Ellen RUSSELL of Five Points notoriety to
the StationHou Wednesday night, stabbed by
her In the with large dirkkne, which she carried
about her person 1t appears that at early hour
Wednesday morning one VIM. Wilson, residing at No.
81 Kingst while passing through Walkerst, rather the
for liquor, accosted by this female, who
asked him to give her oyster supper He consented.
and she led him infamous den in the street.
where after partakng OF refreshments Wilson took out
his wallet to pay the BILL when his companion snatched
II from his hand and then told him that he had better be
off, as OF her felers" were about and f.he got
into their clutches he might find difficult to get off He
took the hint and left but fell In with Officer Hayes
who with him to the cellar but the women had
capped The officer then made an appointment with him
to the following night and prosecute the search
for the thief Accordingly they again together the
next night and the woman captured and identified
On her way the Staton-House she watched Oppor
tunity and stabbed the officer as above stated. On
Thursday morning che was taken before Justice Mount
fort and committed to prison. to await trial on charge
of stabbing with intent to kill The wallet which con
tanned sl6 and gold ring was not recovered.
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VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.

NENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW
NJERSEY-Sprn arrangements April |, 1852.
For White House and intermediate places from pier No
North Rive. by steamboat RED JACKET, at A. NJ.
freight-and NJ and connects at Elizabehtowu with
trains on the New-Jersey Railroad which leave NewYork
from foot of Courtlandtst "a NJ and All. NJ Return
ing leave White House st st freight and 40 and
lao p Nj Somerville, 4-freiyht, and sos A. NJ, and
2.05 Z. NJ; Plained, at 5i0-fresht and GO NJ, and
$40 p NJ; Ezabethtown at lis and TO- 80 NJ, and LIS
p. M -
Psssengers for Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Wlkesbare
and Mauch Chunk Pa, and Pennington and Clinton, N j.
will take the A. NJ train from New York and on Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays for Northampton, Washington,
Bevidere, Peapack and Pluckamine.
BAH baggage the risk Of the owners until delivered
into the actual Of the agents Of the Company aud
checks or receipts gwen therefor.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
III ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers G. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, of this line now run resl-
River first wharf above Battery place. daily Sundays
cepted at p NJ and Sonngon at O'Clock F. M or on
arrival of the mail tran which leaves Boston at $50 NJ
For freight passage apply of the Office No. 10 Battery
Mace or on board the boats
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENr.-Yesterday morn
Ing about o'clock young % years Of age named
John Pugh who resided in the rear Of premises No. 100
SheriH-st, while engaged in Joseph Ritters Molding
Mill Nos 81 and 80 Attorney-st, was caught in band
turning OF the machinery and carried with great
force against the ceiling above thereby causing rghtfu
injuries to his person. He Immediately picked up
by his fellow laborers and conveyed to the NewYork
Hospital where he died In few minutes afterward-
After death 1t ascertaned that scarcely whole
bone was to be found in his body. The deceased
the main support of widowed mother, who has been
left in INDECENT circumstances Mr. Ritter, the owner Of
the mill where the accident took place, has volunteered
defray all necessary funeral expenses OF the deceased
Coroner Ives notified to hold an inquest the
body.
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ITTTNTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroads nun daily Sundays excepted az follows;
Leave Monroe and Toledo at 8l5 AN arrive at apote
at $50 Nj thence passengers 90 by stage on Plank o:d 10
miles to Michigan City; thence by 10 miles TO AIMS
worth and by stage u miles to Chicago After Feb BY
cars through to Chicago. 49,. -.
Returning TO Laporte way-cars leave Lapoue az
$50 AM and arrive at Monroe and Toledo at 5.i5 Z. M
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Surgs win
Loganspor La Fayette and Indianapolis at Sonth bena
and at other places the line with the principal towns norm
and SOUTH .r,, -, ;,h
At Toledo this line connects at 545 M or AM WIN
the Lake Erie South route by stage and railroad 70
Cleveland thence by railroad and stage to Ere thence
railroad Dunkirk NewYork BY stage from Dunkrk
to Buffalo, and by after Feb l.. -
The 2 NJ train the Newfork and Erie Road, CON-
meets with the Lake Shore train. go . n..
Passengers at Cleveland take all the way to Pitts
bush thence by railroad and % miles staging to fmiadei
jan IA 1852 T.. z. WILLIAMS, Superintendent