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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

DIsTRrcF CoURr.-The Judges of the
9Th Section have appointed the End Thurs.
day in August next, TO assemble in Fair
mont for the purpose Of organizing the
District Court for this, the 10th District.
Judge Lee is attending. at this time. the
sitting of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
at Lewisburg, and may not be present at
the opening Of our district court Hr.
gilman. ~ i9a r js ~ laE
Our friend. the Major. is mistaken in
The day. The Is. Thursday in August,
the day fixed for holding the. District
Court in Fairmont. an1s 81 1sr5
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

@ A passenger train of cars leave
Fairmont daily at o'clock, P. NJ. and
connects with the 3! o'clock train from
Fetterman to Baltimore. By this ar
rangement we dine in Fairmont and break
fast in Baltimore the next morning - Pr.
ginian. 49, $500 p
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28
Tnn TWO cASplDArrs,-A writer il

LIE TWO GANDlDATEs.-A writer IN
the Brooklyn Eagle, says
AS to the matter OF Generalship, !
think Pierce has the advantage. Scott
went into the army as a trade. He learn.
cd his trade well, and got good pay as
the consequence, He has drawn mo-
ney enough from the treasury to make q
thousand men like you and rich. On
the other hand Pierce did not fight for
pay. He entered the army as common
soldier at So a month. You talk about
the rapid promotion of Scott; but Pierce
was raised to colonel FROM the ranks,
and then made Brigadier General for
his good conduct, all in nine months.-
He Volunteered when his county wanted
his services, and resigned as SION as he
could be spared. The ope followed the
business as trade for pay, and the 9TH
or took II up out ofpurc love to hiscoun-
fry,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

THE DEMOCRATIC REvIEw.-This mag
azine for June has been received. 1t con.
tains fine likeness Of Frank Pierce, the
Democratic candidate for President. To
those who want good political magazine
that "talks right out in meeting" we
would commend the Review. To any
progressive Democrat" who takes the
Review one year, and does not think it
cheap for the money, We will agree to re-
fund the three dollars. Address D. w.
Holly. New York.
1.-THE May number has never reached
this Office. Will Mr.. Holly please forward
it, for we cannot possibly do without it y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

RE- All city advertising agents are in.
formed that no advertisements are insert
ed in the Register. payable in printing
ink, for two reasons-lst, the price of the
ink is rated too high and ed. it is good
for nothing at any rate. This is our ex.
perienee.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

Two MIS- RksccED IRON Damn "a
WELL er Con- WafEa. - The Fond du
LAG (Mlehigan) Johfnalg relates an lex.
traordinary case Of the presentation Of
the lives Of two men from sulfocationfih
awell; by the application of cold water.
hapPears that a German descendedha
well for some purpose not stated, and
Iwhenlat the bottom. a depth OF SO feet,
ne was nearly sutfocated by the damp,
and unable to get OUT Another man
fastened pas 2 rope 70 his body, and in dc.
wagcner happening alone9 iusts Al that
time, bethought hims elf 81 appIyiioi cold
water, which was thrown down freely,
and the men revived, SO that By dropping
Them rope they were pulled out. black
IN The face, and almost dead. By con-
slant rubbing and drcnching with cold
Ts'sr they were finally rc4torel "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
~ FOR PRESIDENT.
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM r. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ELECTORS.

/. Dist. MoRDEoAI CooKE. of NORFOLK.
II. TIMOTHY RIvEs of Prince George.
Ill. i" A. II. DILLARD. of Henry.
". - w. Q. FLouRN Y of Prince Edward
v. JOHN GooDE of Bedford.
VI. r. G. SCoTT, of Richmond City.
VII. II. A. WISE, of Accomac.
VIII. H. L. MnNTAGuE, of Middlesex.
TX. JAMS BARBOUR. of Culpeper.
Y. j. II. TUCKER of Frederick.
XT. q. 4. DESEALE. of Rockingham.
XII. JAMES MCDOWELL, of BOtetourt.
XIII. john B. FLOYD. of Washington.
XIV. NJ. II. JOHNSON, of Taylor.
XIV. ZEDEKtAH KIDwELL, of Marion.
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A. r. Raymond, ESD, Of Fair
mont. is spoken of as a candidate for Con-
gress, to supply the vacancy Occssioned
by the resignation of Judge Thompson.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

WHAT WnIsKEY Is Coon FoR.--,rho
Lynchburg Express states that two sons
Of the late Hezekiah Fuqua Of Bedford
(near Liberty in this Slate, together with
a little negro boy, few days since, were
severely bitten by snake. sc5 a1ev
The lads went out hunting and hays
ing started a rabbit, run him into a hbl.
low log, when one Of tho boys butHsIis
hand into hauhhim ont. Veryisoon, he
felt something bite, or as he thought.the
scratch OF the hare. His brother tried It
with a like sensation so he declined re.
peating the operation.l Then little Cuff
brave as Cesar) triesit with like success.
In a few moments the hands Of the par
ties commenced swelling &C an alarming
rate, when medical aid was Immediately
procured. The physician d6sed then,
well with liquor, until the patientsq be-
came thoroughly intoxicated and afterre.
covering from the etfects,of the rsaediciu6
the swelling subsidized, ! aud we, are lhannv
70 hear the trio ore nov entirely conIa.
lescent. The log was split open. and, 10
the surprise Of all, large Copper.bead
snake exhibited himself in ali OF his,na.
tive terocityJ'Iag 9,h liiaF b19a groas
2. The ,uscf dfj EYhiskey. as a cure forith6
bite OF aIsnakeg 1--WE understand, was urae.
tlcally tested intthis County, "a few aFcekz
since. "A negro dman belonging 10 cor,
David Gibson ofithis vicinity was bitten
Dy copper snake, andinithe course of
hall an hour drank about aquart ofINYhis4
keyLands was relieved from thee effects
resulting 'front.' the 'bites-Ieohns,l MN.
ys'ssef.iphl fpss pne dsili4d ndY .sriesa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28

~The rumor that the work on the
Northwestern Railroad has been, or is 10
be suspended. is " al in my sy..'' -issl'
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UHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

IL CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling ct Hail.
fax to land S and receive mails and gss;spsers
PERSIA Capt - EUROPA, L. @. Lott
ASIA, C. H. L. Judkinh NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA, N Shannon, CANADA, Lang
CAMBRIA, j. Leitsh,
These vessels clear white light at mat head green
starboard bow red ON port bow.
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July
AFRICA, Harrison FIN. NETWORK, Wednesday, July H.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, July 81.
ASIA. Judkips, frsm NETWORK, Wednesday July %.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug l.
EUROPA, Lott from NEW-Y DIRK, Wednesday, Aug IL.
NIAGARA, Stone, fiom BOSTON "Wednesday, Aug. 10:
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN. NETWORK, "Wednesday, Aug. 25
CANADA, Lang, fom BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept l..
ASIA, Judkns, from NETWORK "Wednesday, Sept 8.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept. q
Passage from Eew-York or Boston 10 Averpoo-Firh
cabin, $40; second cabin, $40.
Berths not secured until paid for
freight gill be charged on specie beyond an amount ior
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
" All letters and newspapers must through the
Post Office. For freight or passage apply 70
L. CUNARD, No Bowling Green
~ French, German and other Foretn Goods, received
and brought in common with British Goods Through balls
oflsdins given In Hsvre for New-York.
WATcHEs-By order of the British Treasury watches OF
foreign mafuacture bearing the marks OF Enghsh
manufacturer will be hereafter admitted In England In an'
stu for the United States and other countries In eonse
cuence ofwhich French and Swiss watches may Do shipped
st Havre for New-York Boston, via Lyerpsol without
mourning the rk. S heretofore OF bens ssized oy tha Eng
hsh Custom House
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W-YORK and NEW-HAVEN


ls52-Tains Of NewYork leave near cornsr OF Canal
AccoMMoDATios AND SPEcIAL.-At and IL 80 A. M
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping al
Stations beyond and at $50 through TO New Haven
AtS5O p 81 tor Norwslk-st $50 AN. and 60 I'M nr
Port Chester The llS0 M runs In connection with irn
from New-HAven 70 Hartford and Springfield and win
Train over the Canal Read $3.50.
ExPKEss TRAINS for NewHsyen, Hsrtfora, a 90
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont kaioses 70
densburgh and Montreal-At AN, stopping q stsnoIa
and Bridgeport connecting with The housAoone az :. NJ.
tuck RAILROADS at Bridgeport and Canal hAilr1ea 81 New
Haven and at $50 M s,oppins 81 Stamford 10
Bridgeport, connecting with Housstonis ana Ns-sA~SA
Railroads at Bridgeport. -, - a,..,.l-
TRAINS INFO ana speS VA.
AT $50 T. and sS5 AM and .42D M through ,on &c
Haven At AN. from Norwalk-as oSO All. ana 81. -.
M frcm Port Chester. The IS A. NJ receives
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal e
Haven. The 40 NJ. receives passeneennom
Springfield Railroads . -, ~ 7,y.,us
from Boston, at lis and $50 PM stopping ~
Norwslk and Stamford; y leaving Boston q ~
aSP.M. go, uons, ara
See large bin OF advertisement st The Stsn r Ia
P'i"e4fs"0's" Wv Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES

VTinDRFSS GOODS.-Selling of Selling OIL! at least
ty per cent below cst the whole Summer Stock of Dry
(}ooos AZ Columbian Hall, No. 2sl Grand-st.
In making timely preparation for the FALL TRADE,
Mes,rr s. 4 M T. fOWLE, the propretors Of C0LUMBl.
AN HALL, will offer, on and after July u, 1852,
Their entire stock OF
SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS,
At discount Of 80 per cent. below their
Invoice Cost.
The stock in part, contains large and beautiful assort-
men Of Rich Dress Goods patterns and price Of the most
desirable styles. Comprising 100
Rich Plaid and Stripe Canton Silks
Rich Grena lines Abornes printed and embroidered.
Rich S5ls Tissues and Baregea
Rich Printed Jsconets and Organdie Muslins.
Rich Paris Printed Cambrics and Calicees.
Rich Chspb'ays, Ginshsms, fophns &c
Iso rch Canton Grape sbawls plain and embroidered
800 Msntillss and Visites, Paris manufa'ture.
Together with general assortment Of
RICH LACES AND EMBROlDERlEs,
containing
Cspes, Berahas Wells and Fails
Chemisettes, Infants WAISTS and Robes
Needework Caps Cuffs and Collars.
Mourning Cellars, Cuffs and Hdkts.
Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdhfs
Plain, Embroidered and Colored Borders
Alezsndei's SILK Gloves, tol,ck and coioreo)
Black Lace Mitts and half do
Camb,ic and Swiss Edgngs and lnssrtings
Also full assortment Of English, French and German
Hosiery
Satin aud Lusrins Ribbons,
Puas us and Parasolettes, 80, .
All Of which must be disposed OF essy S Po"SIe 70
ave place 90 ENTIRE NEW sTOCh VI RALh
GOODS now about being received.
The subsbe would TO the ladies OF TINS City,
isnseEs and visitors iron The country s =. bs a,
submitting great sacrifice rather than retain the goods
BGoods sent 10 any rt OF the city suburbs gra-
tis staz,s from the different Railroad stations ana ferries
pass by OF the door every minute In the day.
Terms Cash.
8. 4 81 4. fOWLEi
Importers and Retailers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
CAGUENAY RIVER.-Salt Water

~ Bathing and Salmon Flshing--Fo the Saguenay,
stopping at Murray Bay, River du L0up and CacounA-
The well knoWn going steamer ROWLAND HILL,
Capt B. Ryan, having been put in complete order sup
Piled with boiler below, her furniture, beds and bed
ding reted and renovated with upper dining saloon
spendioy furnished in the most modern style, and table
intended TO be supplied with the best the aket affords
with comDodious state rooms and especially fitted for
this with every appurtensnce for the pleasure ease
comfort and safety Of passengers and by her great strength
and speed Is particularly adapted to the above navigation
The steamer leaves Montreal for Quebec every MON
DAY EVENING at O'Clock, and leaves the st. Andrews
Wharf on TUESDAY MORNING, at o'clock for the
sbovensmed fashionable watering places and will continue
10 dung the remainder Of the travelling season. every
succeeding Monday from Montreal and Tuesday from Que
bee az the same hour proceeding every Wednesday
ing from Cacouna If passengers Offer the river Saguensy,
to the Ia Ha Bay and places Of interest that
majestic nver.
Passsr leaving Monday will be landed In Montreal
the succeeding Friday morning.
The Rowlanc Hill will also leave this port for Quebec
River du Loup and Cscouna FRIDAY EVENING at six,
returning to Quebec Sunday and to Montreal on Monday
morning.
Fare reduced % per cent from last years prices.
Prom Montreal to River du Loup or Caceuna
From Montreal to Saguensy and back TO Cacouns...8
From Montreal TO River du Loup or Cacouns AID back
to Montreal same trip. ....:........':....'';'"
From Montreal to saguensy and back 10 Montreal 10
Meals included State Rooms 50 cents extra Children
under u years and servants accompanying By cabin passen
gers balf-price. 49, -
distance from Montreal to Chlcoutimi ......430 miles
Dbtance from Montreal TO CacouDa 800 miles
Distance from Quebec Chicoutni. $50 miles
Distance from Quebec 10 Cscouns. l20 miles
Large and comm0dious Hotels have been opened at River
du Loup and Cacouna for the reception Of visitors this
son-Montreal June 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

EoYOhK.-JOHN p HAMILTON, plaintiff asainst ALBERT o.
WILCOX and ANN ELIZABETH his wife. JAMES AUGUSTUS
HAMILTON and MARY w. his wife, EMILY n. HAMILTON,
ADOLPHUS HAMILTON and yASE MATILDA hs wife, asd
ALEXANDER s. HAMILTON, dslep5ants-snmmons- lie
heTo the Defendants named You hereby summoned
aud required the action weh
the Office Of The cler. Of the cy and County Of New Yors
the City Hall IN the City Of New YORK. the 18th day OF
July, A. D., 1861 and IN Of the ssd
complaint the subscriber at his o6cs No Nsssau the
said OF New fot within days AFTER the Of this
exclusive Of the day ofsueh and nyos l
ssid complaint within tho Aforesaid the paauf
tbs action will Apply The Court for the relief dsmsaded the
compsnt-Dsisd July IL, 1881
jyif GEO IRELAND. Jk. Plaintiffs Atforn~x
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jyi4 IswswW.d GO IRELANp. Jr Pl.lauar. Aiiorn.r.


- p6caton Mayor Aldermen Counnsaaty Of the Cp
Of Few Yo relative % tie sesnns and yns out Of Dubhs
Ward Of said Cy-Tbs Coaousn Of Estimate and
Assessment the sbovs entitled mas hereby
70 ss Of sn &C, Of The Of The pscp Of ne
10 reduces several laws relating particularly The City Of Nov Yo,
into passed April 90 1893 aud also the aef entitled "An
Act 70 amend at entitled act relation % me Coscusn OF
other purposes paced May H. $780, rassed av ls<, The
improved aumpovsd lad. .sstss ta.rss' ss.s tAs!
Ia above and at al wkcss
seed srsby who Be Opposed the
70 prsssnt csctsn IN .rIuss DELAYELD SMITH,
"a hs Chairman Of the COMMISSIONER ct hSocs No ~
E,ssustin the Ciy Of New foh, within try days fom ,hO
dsfs Of And that the limits embraced ~ the amsrdsl
pscs Dsrcsk Of and lying being sth ana ITS
Wards Of the cv Of sew Yort ironing Hnson tbs sAsts
Ens Of sv nobsry Hh 81 ~
S s y l.o,es ssss % seI Az n Z. 'i w
also the bloch ksosn bounded b. SRI,
Seventh Ttay and The BowsU; and also all the s pieces
Bo~sry Xsor place ana "a
Bevsp, hid out and dsssnstss The dsnass asI
Aforesaid, the Street Commissoasrs ofes Of The Cay a
York Add the SAID Commissioner further nv uocs
the amended Report and Tie ORIGINAL Report he ssds
Yor SPECIAL Term q the sad Court 70 b hsd q de Ctr
Hall Of The CITY OF ksv York, SATURDAY the ala Say Of JAY,
lss AID dat there .ss hsn thereafter coanss
ehe.fd noeon VII % made that cad amended Rsp s.d sf
psnsnal costs charges and disbursements incurred - rssea
70 the above entitled nsfsss, wn b n1ef ne
Hon s,ny Ea.asss a. ne ssg.m. Court chsnss" e
Yofi CITY Hal o. ciu Of Esv Ys e. lea DE- q
july, Lass, oebck the Dsed Iess Ssss IN
i'ss J J.ks.s = ;, wATEsys }eeaai..s.s.
Z. DELAFELD snf1hJ. ~
Hssss I. DAuss. Ataorssv
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UyHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
n limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Tha shiHl

eompodne this line are The foIowine:
ATLANTiC SaP1 wst RaLTIS Cspt c Cys
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
rhese ships have been built by contract expressly oI soy
srnment service Every care has been taken In their cor
sructon also In their Engines to insure strength sna
speed and their accommodations for Passengers are une-
susled for elegance and comfort Price OF passage non
EewYork to Liverpool In rstesss cabin, eo IN second
d. so; exclusive Of extra nze staterooms Wv fron
Liverpool 10 Newfork $50 and 40 An expenenced ur'
eoon attached 10 each ship No berth secured until paid o
ppOposrn m rro m q ALMA
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Sales bn Anrtion.
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNN
The Valuable Business Stand, No. 100 CanaLst, near
Narick 81. at auction.

The Valuable Business Stand No. 100 Canalst, near
Narick ST., at auction.
A J. BLEECKER will sell at auction
~ On WEDNESDAY, July II, 1852, 1t IL o'clock
the Merchants Exchange the following very desi able
property viz: CdDsst PrpeyThe valuable three story
Brick House and Lot Of Ground IN Tee, known No $50
Canal ST. north side, between Hudson and Nack ss and
only few doors from Varckst The House Is 81 feet in
depth, and Is occupied two The Lot 81
feet 'front.' by from 40 to 81 feet in depth.
This property very desirable and OF the best ba'
stands in this city, being in great thoroughfsre
neay equal to Broadway with number of stages passing
and repsssing almost every part of the city Rail- sad in
progress In front of the property the Hudson River Railroad
the Collins line Of Steamers aud the Clinton Market, at the
foot Of CaDat together with the Hoboken and Fort Lee
Ferries make IL altogether of the most choice pieces Of
property offered for sale offering unusual inducements
for the investment of capital.
large portion Of the purchase money can remain on
bond mortgage For maps and further particulars apply
10 the Auetioueer. No. Broad ST.
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me0iral.
DR LECCIA's OINTMENT-Pat-

DR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pat-.
Tented with exclusive Royal privilege, lsmeay ~
,; a. studies Of the Islands Of Cuba ana rorto hico
sUproyee By the eminent acqIes Of france iy saa
a Ssf noveJful remedy for any Kind ct rheumatism,
seh, and dc dolocul hyeterae as ever may oe
r are threat scalds aide ache gout sanduas pafsynr
eaiulensY scisca etalxia scalds hemouhcida tufnon
toothscbe Stiffness In the ons parenychis sore eyes ne
afea disease obuctcns Of the spleen, spasma aysPe
IA edaigy pspitaron Of the he art Mysteries Edsfnsss o.
lie head wounds and Of all kinda Sold az
sad retail the principal depot in New.fo ts u.s
store of Eessn D. 5srds No 100 Fulton eoIner OF
William 81 Sold sso by druggists generally Inc poor wns
are unable TO buy It, viii b upod sst oy esns III INC
proprietor az No, so Wkite-E.
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excursions.

EXCURSIONS for JULY. 1852, tor
fhldI - SShIhsiEnWSBuRY, LONG BRANCH OCEAN
hOUSE, HIGHLAND HOUSE. PORT WASHINGTON.
hOONi D ana BROWNS DOCK (Middletounl and ths
inteimedste places when practicable, and RED BANK
The new elegant and eommodioas steamer GOLDEN
GATE, Capt Foreman White Will s.va NJ, W. ~.
Robin'on-st North River, as follows WIZ 'O0' :"
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NEW. YORK SUPREME COuRT-Welwood

IN Maxwell, Alexander MAXWELL George Maxwell and Max-
Hysop against Henry Claiming Bsas and John Newton
Beachsummon for money demand conuact Com Ser
TO HENRY CLAIMING BEALs OF tie above defendantss
You are hereby summoned and required the
plant this action which this day filed the Office sol
the Clerk OF the City and County Of New Ysrk at the City
Hail. in City Of New York and your
to the SAID con plant his Office, wa,
in said city, within days after the services Of this
on you exclusive Of the day Of such service and you h -
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF
this will judgment against for the OF thirteen
thousand hundred and dollars and thirty
cents with from the second day OF October
thousand eight hundred forty seven besides the costs Of The
acton Dated New Yorh June |, 1854 C. A. SHERMAN
leg .vswW Painths' Atty, No. 8 Wsnst
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

A USTRALIA, PORT PHILIP and
IA SYDNEY LINE OF PACKETS-The subscribers
viii dispatch the splendid elippership MAGNOLIA,
the next ship OF this line the 18th July This splendid
eipper-ship, Loco tuns buTthsn, commanded by an
poenced Master has been fitted solely for the comfort
and convepiency OF passengers and families For freight
passage which will be taken the favorable teyms
Apply board, Pier No Il East Rive, VIM L. DueAN,
No 81 propt-st, RUSSELL 4 NORTON, No 81 Ola-slip,
o. 10 ELLIOT, AgKELL 4 CO, No. l46 PesTlst
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NrOTICE is hereby given. that the BALANCE RE-

naming Of the proceeds Of the sale Of the Real Estate %
JAMES GREI0 late Of the City Of deceased nsstAts
lately made unde the order Of the suosss Of the County Of rs.
fork By James Ges J the administrator Of all and Singular The
goods cbst-s and credits tho said win BE- divided "
the said Surosate the creditors Of the sad assate pro-
portion 70 their debts according law at the sarro
sate oee the CITY Of New YOrk the seventh dy :. Sep
tebe az ten O'Clock Of day-Dasd the
ssh day Of June 1881 Iya6wl A. w BRADFORD sarrosats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

Stages win be IN readiness 70 convey the al
parts on the country NJ B-For information apply TO
BEssON 4 BROWER No. Isl Wsst-k
B.-The EDWIN LEWIS will run on SUNDAYS 70
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON, leaving Robinson-st.
Pier N. r., at "A M and Report At NJ touching 81
Fort Hamilton each way Fare TO Keypor Is cents; fors
Hamilton, LII eentA
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NJ. q. BUTLER, Auctioneer.
DT-DT TT a TlMINI ,,rpp /. VNOp,C gAT L

VI % bV I.thi auOtIOHe TT. :, -, >, +, :,
DUBLIC DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
On FRIDAY, July 10 a. 10 o'clock, at No. II Spruce
st. LIST floor the effects Of John Dogget Henry Holt aud
Conrad Textor deceased consisting Of Mahogany Docks
Bureaus Sofas and Wsrdrobes Beds Bedding and Kitchen
Furniture; also, Oil Paintings Engrs rngs &C.; also,
set the ginsl Poor Richards Amsnsc' also Lho.
grsphic Stones and Engavngs Of the Battle of Trenton
ard Warrington Crossing the Delaware and variety Of
other Lithogrsphs. By order Of - -
JAMES T. THAYER,
Public Administrator No. Nassau Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
EXCURSION.-The Sunday

GRAND EXCURSION.-The Sunday
ton viii proceed 70 Willow Grove, Staten Island their
Annual Excursion THURSDAY, (to-morowl the 10th
inst The Committee have engaged the splendid steamer
from the foot Of Sprngs, N r., at 81 M, the above
day Refreshments may be obtaneS board The Grove
spepcd place lately put in perfect order for excursions
Bathhou.es free Tickets 25 cents; children half price
For sale az Samuel Wnteyton's, No 1870 Canalst, Drum
monds No SS Grandst and the boat the morning Of
the excursion The COMMITTEES will spare expense to
make this the excui sion of the season.
JOHN LEWIS, Chairman Of Committee.