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Dry Goods.
7 O. WILSON IL CO., No. II

Dry Goods.
L O. WILSON d CO., No. II
Il i. COURTLANDTt, (oppos.te the National and
" es.ern hotehl and
Nos land 10 DEY.st,
Feg.York have now gl assortment OF every de-
scrpt0n u .,., 600,
te Which additions viii be made by every ATTY a.
Our STOCK - ~ comprise large vadety Of
TAILORs GOODS
English Belgian, French, German AID American Cloths
Caseres aDd Doeskns six and NOoien Nesiings Satin.
els Tweeds Kerseys Pilot Cloths Ser9es Trimmings and
ali ether goods sppefanng 10 this department. 10 which
call the attention OF manufacturers Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ana ohers We hsve also Al all times hand large and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
telecte3 with great care smb acnP avery description o.
fooos in this lire; Silt Wooen and Cotton Hose and
llahcse Wrappers and Drawsrs; al Encs q Cloves aad
MifiS ChAdIe-s' Socks Hoods, and SsckA Noosn Yarn
&c &c.
Also Department devoted expressly to
SHANLS.
In v hch we cfsr handsome Gs5lrtment
Also, full stock Of .- ..-..
YANKEE NOTIONS
In our WHITE GOODS Room viii be iyuad al iA2t %
choice - q desirable 10 tts line
In eddrioB 70 The above, we have MI stock u
DOMESTIC GOODS
he Lsires Ciushsms Mcrnmscs and Coeheoo frnts Den
inns Suipes Brown aud Bicacheo SheeInEa ana Sltnes
6c &C., az the lowest market prices.
We Invite the attention OF Tie closest layers Tor cah 81
mon hs soi short cfedit
b Cost. Spooi cotton, Sleyiaae aud Coaheco P i''
fhTOtra 1.n
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TVUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

rrsins leave Chsmbersst ststion daily tSandsys
eepied) for Albany aud Troy a. touows;
tNFREss TAIN a 81 thrOUsh 10 hoors and eonrece
ms itu trsin, shins Buffalo or Montreal AZ O'Clock
evening Mail TRAIN ats A. h-THRousa WAY TRAINS
at ard P M.-ExPREss TRAIN at r. NJ, and Aeeos-
NOTATION Tram At $50 2. M-PasengeD taken Al Cham
b,tS st CAnAst Chustopherst- l4thst and 5d @-Svs.
o,Y Man TRAIN 81 z NJ. from Csnsl-st-FAsss-sl
a. Alhsny-Si IS 60 rroy-SS - 70 Monuea-es 10 u
guAslo-ST 10 % Chicago 6eTckes and bssgssaeh:cks
FOR principal pscss West and North csn b ootN lN
Cbamlanss a, GEORGE STARK, Superintendent
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NEW-YORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA

' and CANANDAiGUA RAlLROAOs.-frGns ssve
Pier loot 0f Duanest az bloas. -,
Day Expss-At6A NJ for CsDAndsfua teaesus ~
Niasaa Fs. arriving the shove named pics me 40
evening Mall Trains. eavs ats A. NJ, soppHs ever s>>
e. Elmifa .,r..
90. =, az nsx morning IN time - take bs u usie Il
Rorhes,sF Bunso ard Niagsrs Fsli,
Thi. a the quickest cheapest, and mor somcfnoie no
10 W ,stsru Eew-York and Canada West
w O. LATHAM surt. q. snd p. X. H.
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FOR freight or passase sppiy %, 49,, =, \y.ll-u ~ Z
FDN'D K COLLlNSS co, 10 . 80. '" -
BROWN. SHIPLEY, co, Livss1pD, Ann. v,rs
N @ ROBERTs CO. No ~ Sihs' 7'
JOIiS gI-NROE co, No Zoe NotEs Dame ds'
vi.toires. Paris or GEO II DRAPEk ha're
re ozner OF thssr sbps will not be scconoao'e u sup
.r bulop specie joVelry precious stones or metals IN
les, hil Of lsdng SDsd therefore snd n, sN1' 'h'~
off exnreesed
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U1HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAhtNs ~NS'
scnpnsins th's line the fplloS1ug -,
sspS1fc 60 - BALTIC. Capt C0nnsioeA
ADRIATIC Capt GrSaoa
fAese .he, hsvs buili BY coatrsck e1Pf s'{ - -
eminent servlcs Every has hoen Nke9 70 eon -,
rruefion 50 aso IN their Engir-s 10 insure susns" -
- "a thsir As,op, rnojsfions ior gAs-og5s are ins
su.l-d s1r elee.pce and somtort Price d o-afe Nou
New York Liverpool IN hrst ess ca'iu y 10 - ~
40 s7a exclusive II stste ooosA WV TOO
Liverpoo 60 Nev.York en sed ~ An axpr 'ieaeec "a
econ attached each sho No hertn secured anni esH "
PROPOSED DApES or SAILING
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VA ClEryR, A7ctiooeer.
,RTCAGE SALE of HORSES and

III CAkRIAGEs-on SATURDAY, s.pt vs. -, At !,
ac.h h font Of tie Ee-hsv-n Rrlrosd Fregh: DsIo-
corner Of Walker q ard COuIt sndtsbey. -, -.
Two psir Ho-ye,-one pair Brown and ore Pah ''1'
Nurd aud tina- isven years Old 49,, LII -.
-Four CoseheI oderr style seeond hand, lined Win IN
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

VAcN.DD5EKIsBBIt4TI. ,o1 hI q. :D. s9a o
~, ,,a isfbru.-Ths powerful double ensine s:eamsnl2
NbPTHFRN LIGHT. $50 tuna will leave iron Iier NO
: Hs,th River y o'clock p precisely On hONOAf,
ser, % for San Jaan Del Nsfts, o0nneouns Slto tns
P,sfc resu sf on the Nicaragua transit route aavns pa
u miles Of land transportation Thee '7sfhsfs are nh
v.ed IN their Arrangements and vsnuation. fas'ensers
.sp rely upon going through With the utoot opicn Vo
o.rsge " Information apply only TO D. b. ALhtN AAsnA
No Q BAttery-pac> NJ gtairs
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DHROUGH 70 SAN FRANClSCO;--
IN. new and sles,rt steamship NsYst 90
ssnt - ats p NJ precisely COM go
a. P.is. With the double engine s,vs. Pan
80 = q Corner Commander, Vhien Nees7i 1'es -
ANA On the aI1'A4 " N0 DAVIS. BOOKS Co.
c,..IIssrts No Is Bsayerst, New-i ok.
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HGiss op 2urlion.

I y. II IRWIN. A1--creeL
pY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.
I'D Trade ss'es Ro.u no. IS P-ik-roS.
COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE
" The Wiceapee Company s'kiil Landing Dut-hss,
County y Y. all sci paall sactioa on The pr ns,
the tn gay q Ocfoher next e. IL O'Clock d a. thrig sa
ksis-e. Machinery spd Personal EdsCtH f9iows.ls
of Land with arce three story bck ra-tory. -
ly I'D et lfo0f covered VIA galvanized oll sfr
sri boiler rooms attached having sai gas ppas
throush al ,te Co. hst.'rs ana hShIag the
Aso ore s.CIg brick Bs'clnK - 5y $50 feet WIKI 1aie
useG 'or oce vsS-o' sra store i1rs. f19I large
tree soiy bsi1k Dwelling -uies Srh al sulta1's c1D,-
UisnccS Tie Dam Flames a. Slk-escs are made 10 Ga
trt usrrel Toy strength durability ana beauty Of lush
ltr NaeT Power equa o. 80 horse power In 10 lry-s
searcr on fai CT - Iccf fhe Machinery - o.
$500 rns thfost, srd muc spades sud - 80 vide Lo
al oihsr Say hirtry for o'era,ing tn-
ou -usrss tire VS. bnf N 1871 10 the ~
pousirs sye, md Is l i opea1c' and in dsst r-s
ooer Ine present -mrsny tsvs expended 90 the proper
Is ia tic Ssrc prove meets eco the popery hsI
tsf nile f.ru ne Hud RIVER Racsd, o. mites Tom
New Ok and d-sciy ths proposed ils tno- oei'ss1-
vcvtd) Of IRE Hartford. Providence Grd fshkl S4-cai,
usks very dcsrA'e location for locomotive so0p ,a
an excessive scsle a1y oteT heavy OF hgh ns1l l-r
irg plrpfe The zeal ests ana machinery viii te SOD
s.tsy. TIE property he viewed q any time MAJ
O. the prCper-S md al information given . post pa1
nisul,sI slls. Aodr-ss
NICCAFEF COMPANY, Fisbill Llnlirs; or
JOHN SLADE - CO, NJ 10 Bros3-st. N-w-lc rk.
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-.p,pv CITY LlNLThrough to

~
san FRANCISCO at rsauoed r.t-s "a Asp,N-
- - PANANA The nes ana splendid 1'spe en-
VAIL -. SIERRA NENADA, IS" tan, oa'oe9i
~ Wil.1a pa Commander, vii cave to' N,y.o 81
Si,sc, On TIT RsDAY. the s-p.flnue "N' -" F'9'
81 . NH RIVER AZ 3 o'clock precisely 49,
r.. So. N.v.6s viii eonoect 9th me ~ To- -
Ins oe. s,s.nsntp Lines stssm-r st Panama - So
S,S In smother COLUMN By said 'nPsn 80 IA.
80. &c rr.rsp'esd through passage ~ $500 ~
49, g. 800 vsnri'siion snd s'eorm.,s,,n to,,
~. S,.-,s S.v N. will sl sgaia IN lOESVN
49, .,nrseii,E A. P,nsua with TIE NJ sod s'.o.I.
,,hj, CIV Of Pi ishursh For heiRh or pas'se WV
70 J. HOWARD SON, NO - Srosh way
TT S. MAIL ST Fam ) n wv
PANY-Fof Ne~- Ori-sns ia Hasana ne ssiS ~
- r..nssie CRESCENT CITY, D D Porter; y. ; >
~.1ssT sil sail from the pier Al loot Of !" 1fren-'
81 IN MONDAY. Sept =, ST : 5eioca Z. u pIsol.9p
" ,.-vs or PASSAGE havana AID SsW-oSLhANa
NEW ARRANGEMENT -.
Amer salocrs %
eu.cie only AIKEN On freight 20 Hsvana .,. a.,
g-s,rht ,.tep D. Neg-Ors ara 81 SD o71N pei 9to
gbipp,-, 81 reishI az requested 70 supply 49,.
b tbe COMPANY. bills OF .dins, Vni'n nay =
,n,1c.ttcn Al The Office No other form @7' o.
" h.u. n ,Sin, rrued after the ship has sslleH'
For freight CT psssss- Apply 20 ~, =. .or Warren
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UIvnY r. LTFns A1ct0neefi -,
No f2 Chamber q, near eFoaa~Ay' q,
ETILLSFLL THIS DAY. (Saturoay'l
w Sept r. without reserve, - lo 9cioes' AZ,
rpent o. Winea Brsr6es Liquors sna Olxa ,bs A..
90 NJ, In opded NseAoose, and are vel W. ny W
Of rocsss and Hssia1raats 500 ,is
'-- n Cberrss nadeirss Run Gio, scolttn all tIso
al 80 - Aiso Clare.s Champagne ani Ltisul',
s.o 90 ssss,s Champagne choice eA3d, = zoo fsrs
r,i~,isrs sse Catalogues Catalogues now resay'
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CrtGH Steamers, 81.

EOR CRAFTSMANSHIP WEEK
Il IN I. 5. MAIL LINE The and fss; gong
nesnship MARION, NJ Berry nm.ncsr, vii lsavs pier
No n. 90 SATURDAY, sspt Is, ~ 4oslock ?. d.
noeskions) 81 the ocioe Of
sPoFFoRD. TILEsToR CO, No ~ sosthst
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Railroad BondA
TALENA AND CHICAGO UNION
EILWAuKEE AND MISSISSIPPI kAILROAo 6
psr ccnts - . -
i>sr,esa rsyshAc IA He~~Yc Fer sale BY
szRAChAA 4 SCOTT, Ne 81 WtfsD-r
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THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY 81 the CITY Of NEN-YORK, estao-
Estsd n -il . No ls3 Cznal-st. Branch Coe No =.
Busdvay Il " 81 - opposite Trinity Chlrch
Insure Buiiirzs Merchandise Household Puuitlgs Vel
rs Pclt ana their Cssoes arain loss damsgs b.
Ere JEREMIAH TEkIlELL, PrsslGazL
Mesrs G. LEoSAED, Secretary
GEoEGE PAtLDISs, Surveyor.
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AID Eur RAILROAD Cox,Isv, !

Owen NEw-Yokx AND EAR RAIL.oAp CoS,tSr
ELw-YoRE, Sept 10, lS52
NJOTICE.-Tbe Stockholders Of the
IN Eew-York and Enc Rsilros0 COMPANY are ne,so!
nohee that TIE annual election Tor Directors Wi o. ~ 20
Ae Ofoe Of the Company in Ene-psoe on ~ =,
- i2th DAY Of October next from II O'Clock n ~
s'eloek p n. .u4A..
The transfer backs viii be eosed from Oct "a I'LL 1ne as9
~' '''''''- NATHANIEL MARSH, sec'J.
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL
FAX, NOVA sCOTlA.-Tho ana splssdi'
steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY, 5ult expressly Tor thi'
Inc and furnished In elegant style Ior the .e.omnotsrio'
u S>sssrc eTs viii esv5 The end Of I0ns What boIios
leave HahsX for Eo5ton, svery TUESDAY, al o'sOsl
Pm. EsreFIst Cabin, Including meals, elC. yars-Ss
sond Cabin, without mesls - Sof freight passage ~
pig 20 CLARK, JONES co, goston WIER
co, HALIFAX: or. tbS CAsts Aora.sos,Oa. Jsy 81
l,ba
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NTEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN

u
\ RAILROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Mag
1851 Trains out Of Ns~-York leave uen ssrnsr ofcsaak
ACCOMMODATIONS And sPEcIAL.-N and II 80 A. Nc
tsp (Expnea. Greenwich and stopping ss all sntla
beyond and 5 30 ?. NJ. through 20 New Haven. .
AtSDPM for Norwalk-a $50 A. N and go r "
the II So A. H. runs in connection with train nom Nsv.
Haven TO Hartford snd Springfield and with Train over he
Canal road - -.
FVpress Trains or NswHsve,, Hartford, sprnzhsn M
Beston and By Connections River 60 Ogdensbush Mon
ucsl -
Tbes AM stopping st Stamford snd ShdsepoH, so1sssk
trs With Houstonic snd Nausauck Railroads &c Budse,oA
and Cspa psirosd It New H.vensnd at $50 r N. gpp.
rre At Stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport eonnesiius IN
Houstoui, and Nau gatuck Railroad At Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NETWORK.
Accommodations And SPECIAL.-At $50, and s3, q
ST., aud ~ z. ~. through from New.Hayen.
Ats A. n from NoTwsk-at $50 A. ~ ana Se fA.
HON Port Chester
The sS5 A. Al receives PASSENGERS nom sgnnsnsdec
Hartford snS CanSl Railroad at New Haven Inc ~ -
receives pa Gger hom Hartford Springfield ard NothsE
Railroad
FxPRrss TRArNs LEAVE NEw-HAvES, on arrival a
upg, from Boston at lis and 50 2. N, lstoppinsn
Bridgeport Norwas and stamtord-lesyns Boston Ct "a
NJ and ASP N.
See larss bill Of advertisement al the ststonboass al
principal hotels OhO w. WhiSILEh, IT. sapa
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.
r1hH ana 81 PlilLApELPIilA droet-U. g. nAla
and EXPRESS LlNES-lhroOgh In Il hoors-New.Isuef
Railroad via jersey City leayiT NewYorh at A. NJ ~
u Couftsndt-st. GA. H. and 81 P NJ Libertys Lesvss
Philadelphia t ~ and A. NJ and 81 p. NJ nom tod
Wsin9,si FIe reduced to ~ for sr.sass and ~ hf
BALTINoRE WASHINGTON and CHARLrsroo
through ticket sold In the above lines and through bss,
carried IN The A. n. and 81 r. a Lines from SewYSS
Nth through conductors.
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO MA
NlAGARA FALLS RAILROAD-On and Altar nosiss,
Angus. 2, 1852 Passenger Trains win run a. Ollowr
i.' T:siu EIp'e" Leaves kOshesssr I. snA "
Way EEprsn, INHH
lstTrsis-yIprsn Mail, leaves Nss.r, vL, a. ,IoAR
"a f AIoeoaa'Od.tlOs, q I. !SEH
Connecting both vsya At Rochester. viii tbs rssuIn
TTsins Oh ihe bsny and Rochester Railroads.
Express Trein. or thu 7.50 AN Express Train, vii =
eve 1t hoehester Ia tine Tor the Tras leaving Tor Nsc1
F.s At o1e Pm and will reach EIasars Fails ii s4
PASnssD leaving Albany BY the 1880 AM Expr,ss ffa
Sl nEye a. R0c-sSer al II r M where they car rsB
aver night and proceed % Niagara Falls morning 4 ~
yi arrive at Rochester at Is the next morning hsws
toar ior ereaktAst leave At 80 A NJ Express Trsh
h.afers Fails, and arrive thers At 9O7 A. M.
Pea'enssr. lsayins Albany IN the II r. Express NJ
Et antve q Rochester at 845 hsys % minutes for hssk
PSI leave oE Nigsrs Bsis AZ 70 A. n, szd srhys heS
ulz 5SP Pm
Running Passenger, lssyin. Niagara Falls b, s.hs
tie Express Trains, viii reach Rochester time FOR the -
press Ifains est and srrive at Albany, NewYot or -
tor, ssvsrsl hours sooner than By an other usts.
sTons o. this Rood In direct cOnnecos snA -
e. sane cepct az Rochester with the Rochester and AL
Tire. The Road pesses slone the Erie CanL throub n
moat beautiful and highly cultivated portion OF W.
New gorl, and through the large VILLAGES of BfossrA
bon, Medina and Locsport
Ine ears arc ell rev ard Unsurpassed. IA
"ssrBen % h.sgsrs Fsll- will take the Csr 0. ~
Ut1e Rochester DS26t WARREN cOLBURu, y4t
kOohestsr July 81. l2S7
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LVOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND
~ DOCK, OCEAN HOUsE lions sranoh.J POR5
WAeHIN0fON, MOUNTS DOCK, sROWNs DOCK
tniddlstown,l and RED BAhK-Tne nsW Gad EplsndiS
lsavs Va HswHaysa PisI Pe.ksip Eat River a. sOi
Lows
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NTEW-YORKU LINEN HAIL.. No. 539

EW-NORk LINEN HALL, No. 500
Y BROADWAY, doors soOye SpIiav tia thauk
i've our numerous kind and patrons who have Do
rally furpttsd during our hsl he past seaon we be
10 ffm sud the V1bic large, t7lt have
plcei fail i posiions aid have heretofore "a I'm
neuse VActy ul Linen Goods lonyi % 0tsr them, wuic
We Waau ts # the best and purest usruacure havna
been by orders manufactured expressly tos this estab
Hshmeut; sud 10 addition aigs stock OF Sheeups
Table Linens Table Cloths (sne Of which really beau
uhll Pillow Linens Napkins Doylies. TU~ensA Stair
Crashes n irss 40 Ac have Imported largely Of French
Shrt Fronts n plain printed and embroiiered Ali' Can
bic .ndkefelie il rNn. priaed and embroidered, and
Lses Borders % VT - We solicit yo.r attention 80
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EOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK

I7HE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN
u CTS gKlpDY VII issys ioog Of Jay.rs a, o,coch
ior A5-ny, o. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and PBT
DAlH -n14 ns hs f9'loE1us lanaine, W.st Point New
tfsn fo1saE--pie, Angs-J BgBtO Cstskiu aas Hr-sop
Cas- On Llsllste Gays, alsd1s ths s.rao "a :,
aa3 bcst Pc51eed Wib Frzac!ss Psosnt iietslo Lis
S-aA Fars 81 The oycsrs feel sonffe1t tat rtsless
pronounce her tho ssst E1d mort eon1-.sbs boat cs
ne r'sf. JAZZ AcCC LLOCGH ASeat No. lE9 Fsau.-sk
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Gteamboats GnO Railroads.

Ga 81 pAYS, weather permitting tns EDWiH LEWls
viii q KEY PORT t)uohns al gors Hamilton; lasy
lnE the loot Of HaUmona-st At . -. aad Rob,.sopss
st9 a D. Rsturniu' leave Key Port atSP.h
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
OGDENSBURGH RAILROAD PER

" CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS, for sale By
COBB A CO No q Nsllst -rts Rosd is doing l4Igs
business The August earnings increased % per cent over
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nTEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON

ATEW- HAVEN and NEW-LONDON
" RAILROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMGNf-0u
aud amer e6nesday Aug 10, iG52 Trains will ua a. H.
lows
Leaye New-Hayen At 73O A. NJ, Accommodation Trsa
Tor New. London, stopplns at all stations II Is NJ Es-
preas TleiL 0r 0uhord Connecticut River Lyme and New
London with the steamboat and railroad insc
for Stoniueton Providence and Newport 6S r n, As-
conmodatOn Tran for New-Loudon, stopping Of all ~
tons.
Leave New-Loudon st $50 A. M, Accommodation frsp
for HewHsven. 81 1pins 81 s stations 1910 A. NJ, IN.
press Train Tor Lyme Corn eccu River Guiford and Nsvs
hsyen;-Passspgo leaving Newport Providence and soes
inston 70 the morning, arriving at New London take ~
train for New-York. $50 NJ, Accommodations Trais h
New aven stopping 1t ell stations
The II 25 81. Express Train leaves Nev-Hs Oh ~
,rvsi Of the 8 A. b. Express Train nom New York
TheG.55 o. Accommodation Train leaves New.hs %
the arrival Of the 80 p NJ Express Train from New Yert
The Trains leaving w-London at 6 80 A. NJ and ies
A. ~, connect at Nsw.Hsyen with New-York Trains -
9S5 A 81 and lis z. NJ
Passsnasrs by the 80 p. NJ Train from New London ssn
tsie tie Express Trains At NewHaven for Hartford ssA
Springfield, Cor New-YoIk, the same evening
RICHARD NJ DOWD, 9upk
Eew-Hsven. August II, l852
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From shrsysbuy.

Zoe So "a 10 BcaAu viii ran In connection With boa
$500 % convey passengers 70 all plts 81 the sonty
AZ fsts - 80 Eta 5cs1 "a sSoVs so&t ia sssxE'
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"A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
- bthlEGs--zhe ssre OF the NETWORK .nS UAK
- 81 --OAD, leave tis City dall Sl.tor sE-Yok
-e-g .0-Ie ays ezcs2sed) q 100 cosk q 81 Nal LIsia
erl-4n fo1r C9znsls, connecting With Western si.rcss
~ Aloany ard Troy, Lebanon Sprlnss PitsfaA sSrs7
y . trt ettsg 81 taslrci'a-s al.hons
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ELEGANT PRINTS.-Several new
STYLES french Prints in dark nch colors inclUdina
The robe patfcrn. lust received. For sale by
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EAGLE MEDAL TICKINGS.--D.
Il 4 Lammot son manufacturers, for sale by
NEsMITH co, No. g Broad ST. and No % NsW-st
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VOL. XVII..--NO. AS.

tence of extending the area Of freedom
These reprehensible aggressions but retard
the true progress OF our nation and tarnIsi
its fair fame. They should, therefore, re.
ceiye the indignant frowns of every good
citizen who sincerely loves his country, and
takes pride in its prosperity and honor.
Our Constitution, though not perfect, is
doubtless the best that ever was formed
Therefore let every proposition to changer it
be well weighed, and if found beneficial
cautiously adopted. Every patriot will re.
joice to see its authority so e1erted as to
advance the prosperity and honor Of the
nation, whilst he will watch with jealousy
any attempt to mutilate this charter of our
Liberties, or pervert its powers to acts of
aggression or injustice. Thus shall conser-
vatism and progress blend their harmonious
action in preserving the form and spirit of
the Constitution, aud at the same time car
ry forward the great improvements of the
country with rapidity and energy which
freemen only can display.
In closing this, my last annual communi.
cation, permit me, fellow citizens, to congrat-
uate you on the prosperous condition Of our
beloved country. Abroad its relations with
all foreign powers are friendly its rights are
respected, and its high place in the family of
nations chcerfully recognised. At home we
enjoy an amount of happiness, public and
private, which has probably never fallen to
the lot of any other people. Besides afford
ing to our own citizens degree of prosper
ity, of which on so large scale know of
no other instance, our country is annually )
affording a refuge and home to multitudes.
altogether without example, from the Old
World.
We owe these blessings, under Heaven, to .
the happy Constitution and Government
which were bequeathed to US by our fathers,
and which it is our sacred duty to transmit
in all their integrity to our children. We
must all consider it a great distinction and
privilege to have been chosen by the people
to bear part in the administration Of such
a Government Called by an unexpected
dspensation to its highest trust at season ]
of embarrassment and alarm, entered upon
its arduous duties with extreme diffidence. I
claim only to have discharged them to the
best of an humble ability, with single eye to
the public good; and it is with devout graft
tude, in retiring from Office, that leave the
country in state Of peace and prosperity.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
WAsMINcToN, December 6, 1852
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From the Star SI,anglrd Banner.

From the Star Spanglr.i Banner.
I PART FRoM THEE, DEAR NATIVE HOME!
part from thee. dear native home.
But oh my hearts not mine,
For. though f.:r from thee roam,
Dear spot. my heart is thine!
IIars through the deepening gloom hear
On whispering winds the village bell,
Fl,& on. flow on I. thou lingering tear,
Sweet hope, it is thy kncll.
Dsrk il my pa,h-a gloomy veil
Ildts from my view the dawn:ng morrow
-Thansl.l,..po-s set tells 4 lurips tale, -,
It cannot soothe my ranking sorrow;
When far from thee, dear native home,
New scenes my heart would cllccr-
III turn from them aud weep alone,
For You, my al, q tear.
feel til. pangs. the soul-feit grief,
That tears my heart in twain
The anguish, ~ Il home leave,
Ine'cr may see again.
Such is my sorrow-such my thought
Too keen these ranSs would be,
II from thi, earth. Almighty God,
| could not look to thee!