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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer
WILL SELL TOMORROW, I'm

"ILL SELL TO-MORROW, FIJI
w day) at 10 o'clock at house No. ~ Merces.st near
Broome richly carved Rosewood Par0r, Dining and
Bedroom Furniture Royal Tapestry Capes newest styles;
Amour and Pschye Glasses wood Wadrobes with ss
spendidy Rosewood French and Gothic Beosteed
Egyptian marble-op Rosewood aud Mahogany Dross 8a-
reaus Washstad Insrbe-top aud PLAIN Spring and Hair
Mattresses Mantle Onsrnenis rich Brocafee and Lsee
Curtains Pier Glasses with msbe aud brackets bsewcod
Marble top Rosewood Center Tables Walnut and Mahogany
Bed-tead The latest styles snd carved by hand IN al
paintng; Glassware Chamber Furniture Feather bedA
Mat;rcss China Glass ard Plated Ware Sc Further par
ticuars tomorrow.
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y. ColroS Aactionecr.
FURNITURE.

Il COTTON win sell THIS DAY (rhsriay.) April -
a. loi O'clock At No % Amty place contissoa OF Las
rensst near Bleecterl small assortment Of Farnis.re
comprising Sofas Chairs Bureaus Tables CsrpetA O.
Cloths Beds and Mscsrea with the usual q
Bedroom and Basement furniture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK,
No. 6le 4th-st near Avenue c. pay Six Per Cent per
anu on deposits all Of FIVE hundred doilos and
under By order JOHN A. DEVEAU, President
JAMES 8. STEWART, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

DANk of ENGLAND Notes and Sow
- sreisns for sale in amounts to suit purchasers, By j.
THOMPSON, corner OF Wall-st and Broadway.
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THE BUFFALO and STATE LINE
IL RAILROAD DIRECTORS:
Benjamin Loder II. A Risley,
Homer RaInsde-' John Wilklnson,
William Willema d. Richmond,
II. L. LANSING Joseph Field,
Las q WadsUorfh- A NJ

Jas 3. w ellsworth. A. NJ Sprngue-
The Buffalo and State Line Railroad built along the
southern shore Of Lake Enc IL az tho city Of
Buffalo and terminates the State line dividing
ard Pennsylvania irs Buffalo terminus IL has Irnne
date connection with the central line Of Railroads running
through the interior Of NewYork by way of Rochester,
Syracuse and Utica % Albany and hero connecting with
the vern lines Of Railroad and with the Hudson River 70
EewYort. and the Western Railroad to Boston Bunslo
Also the terminus Of lateral Raosd constructing
Do connect with the New-York and Erie Railroad
Western terminus bfns It in connection with fse Hr1e
dc State line will during the coming season. connect with
the Railroad % Cleveland process OF consfruction
Cleveland vii then be the principal focal point OF nearly Al
and westerly portions Of the United States Buffalo bens
the center Of vast ve<sm trade and the point 81 tnns
shipment the Erie Canal Of nearly I'll the produce and
merchandise passing to and from the ses-boad % Stsfss
bordering the Lakes mnst always attract % worry
large and constantly increasing trsve and behaved that
whsn the connection to Cleveland complete (which v1e
10 early = n Of September rext the sount OF tsvsl
b. tbs Road viii - supposed BY that OF any ofhex N
the country tho natural and . III travel 70 o! fon
the West b. way of the NswYort RszssdA the only oos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
NEW-YORK FLOATING DRY

IL DOCK COMPANY, April @, ls5l-The President
and Directors have this day declared dividend of per cent
the capital stock, from the earnings Of the past six
months payable the stockholders an after the 10th Of
May The Transfer Book will be closed from the LIST
to the 10th of May, inclusive III. V. MASON, Sec'y.
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nv TeleRraph.

BOSTON April 2sArr ship Mddesex New Orleans brig Wea,
Pitt. Philadelphia CD ship Manila New Orleans bark Trursna
haiamoras syphid. Havana Elm Philadelphia bn csroLns
San Juan d. and J. C. Gilmore, Havana Casn, Philadelphia
sohrs. Marietta Philsdephia New fork Now York
NORFOLK April 2Arr schrs Oscar JONES' FIN Baltimore for
New Bedford Nancy Bishop . Boston Sid Duke and ship
Manchester Caao for New York The bark Henry jones'
Calso for New York, s in Hampton Roads
BALTIMORE, April qs-Arr bng Vcorine, RIO.
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NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY, I
nn- AZ. 49, - Il

NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY, I
Transfer Office, No 81 Libery-k-}
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
ter Of the NewJersey Exploring and Mining Co. has
passed the Legislature of NewJeey and been accepted By
the Directors The title by the act is changed to "Nsw.
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jsrsey Exploring and Mining Company stock,
and the stock of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company, viii be exchanged for the new
stock NewJesey Zinc Company upon application at this
office. JAMES L. CURTIS, President.
Eew-York, March 10, 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.
In LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY FOR IN.
CREASE OF CAP1TAL-Notcs is hereby given in pursu.
of the 2lst section of Of the Legislature entitled
Act to authorize the formation of corporations for Manu-
featuring Mining Mechanical Chemical purpeses passed
Feb H. 84s that meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Company will be held at their Office No IL in the Insurance
Building of Wall and William sts the 18th day Of
May next at 2oclock, p. NJ.
The object of said meeting Is to increase the Capital
Stock Of said St Lawrence Mining Company and also the
number of Trustees. Dated April p 1852
THOS. Adds EMMETT r.....
J. L. GRATACAP,
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II. A. CmLroS, Auc,ioneer.
FURNITURE and

Il LARGE PIER MIRRORS, at No. s. Warrcn-se, =
Auction. by COLE Chiffon, on THURSDAY, Apsn
90 10 O'Clock, consisting Of large Pier Mirrors CanAela
bras Curtains Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil Cioths
Hall Tampa Dining Tables Sofas, Bedsseads MottrsssA
Bedding, Bedroom Chairs sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
SALE of the THREE

STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND,
No 1879 Fast 26thst-ADRIAN IL. MULLER will sell ID
auction on FRIDAY, April 30, at II O'clock NJ at The
Merchants Exchange the threesory brick House and Los
OF Ground situated the northery SIDE Of East thy
200 feet westerly from the I'd and known No. Nv Los
Is feet front and rear by 90 feet 50 inches In depth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
J. N. BBowS, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD EURITURE, PIANO.

Oil PAINTINGS.-Last sale Of tho
" season-JOHN LEvISON, Anctioneer, win ed
THIS MORNING at II o'clock, at his Ssles room No l99
Chatham square, rich and collection OF splendid OIL
PAINTINGS in richly mounted Gold Frames done By the
mos. einen, American and Foreign Artists suitable for par
los public houses the collection many rnso
and valuable gems Sale positive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

NOTICE-Michigan Southern Railroad.
The interest the Mortgage Bonds of the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company due May will be paid and
after that day presentation of ths coupons the Mechan
les Bank-New-fork, April %, 1882
EDWIN C. LITCHFTELD, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the

~ sppeafon OF the mayor Adern~n and copmnay o. Ne
Cay New York relative % the OPENING q ELEVENTH ~
from Dry Dok River, the IIt Wafd o. ssa OTIS
pDbe hereby By the Mayor, At>rnen and Con
cnsy u New Yo purs ,at1e saen caee -os
prov The Mayo Aderms snf Comnsu
he City of New Yot intend male eaton - 'se %
SS Yok, az SPECIAL Term me -
N - LA :, m. CIV Mar Of CITY Nee fo<t On sAtuh
DAY the 3oh dzy 1884, Of the opsnns M coa On
thai d or a. son thereafter eoaa.s can ss1s W s AZ
p1n,u~nt Of counssoners o Esrm<ts and Ass~ura Ne
ahy- %ntsd nai,sr the nature .nS estent use
~, h..sV ,ntcnad Of ithst hoz DRY Doeh
20 N, Esst R,er N Ward Of The CO Of - -
- 90 d. 90 ozp sRd< and BY vras o. an ct u
a. az The Peope Of the st4fs, ented An Al rsis
t 10 toskns the laying oct Of ssrses 80 No.
n he Cay On fort, and s esssr nepses $1,000 Aws y
Isog-Ds,.S ssv Io.t, Oct lsea ~.~~
"a $50 HRERY = pAvHS Ccsnssi - Us S~bsSs~
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

sppbezton Hsyor Adsmsa and
New the OPENING Of ELEVENTH Az.
the lgh Wsfd ssd city Pgbhc
hereby hs Mayor Aderrn and cofnmoy The Cay
New foi % ths s'atas made and
sd the Mayor Aldermen c0rnaaay the Of
spvAeaion
Sfie q S-w focs 'y.ss terra u the SD Court 10 h. bad
the Csy Hall The City New York Friday, the 18Th day
November the the Court day
thereafter council be heard for the appointment q conm-
tho nature and exnt u the ntended the opening
nth from 4cthst Ssh the 9fh Wsrd OF
New fOrk aid the aD the CRY o New fort
aEde and BY Of the LEGISLATURE Of the STATE "a New
fOrt ensd An Act fetve the lay.
asd paved Apr .,
ItD5"-Daisd New. YOsk OF. -. I'D
GO tBlg HENRY DAVIES. COuaelt 10 the corpsrsisDa
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fOr utlcnt or passage apply 20
EDM'D X. COLLINS & Co, No. % Waist, y. Y.
BROWN. SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
+. &. ROBERTS Co, No. IL Kings Arms Yard
London
JOHN MUNROE L Co. Ruc Not-e Dame des Vic
TORIES Paris; or GEO. II DRAPER, tisvre.
The owners OF these ships viii not BE- accountable for gold
silver tuou specie jevey precious stones or metals un-
less bills Of laGug ncd therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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CHOW GASES! SHOW CASES! "A large
paintins, Mr.

ZINC PAlNTS-W Warranted Pure The
II NEW-JERSEN ZINC CO, Warehouse No 45 Dey-
G prepared 10 supply their Zinc Paints the follow
ing prlcos:
No. White ground in oil, &c per pound.
No. WhitS ground in oil, Sc. per pound.
No. s " bite ground in OIL, &c per pound.
Brown aid Black, ground in on, sc per pound.
Dry White OF zinc, &c ptr pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Aer thorough Europe and the United States has
b, found beauty and protective qualities long
er than any otter paint For whteness and bnancy II IS
uuvaed II Is free from s poisonous properties common
and dGugtrous other pigments; Will eoVer-equa weight
from a. TO lee yer space than lead aud there
tore much CHEAPER 70 the customer As inside paint II
viii not turn yellow, when exposed 70 the suphnrous
gases Of coal frs the foul OF ships Their aite
zinc ground varuish produces the porcelain hnh Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IL few hours form hard and sohd metallic coating upon
weed brick iron and other metallic surfaces and are re
nsIAae for their rcproof properties They arr specially
asd for purposes having been found 20 resist the
ooIsodug action OF salt water 50 Destructive % otnef
Dealers supplied Oh liberal terms by -
MANNING Il SQUIER, Agents No - Dey-st.
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vT,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

ana NOhll II
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct; aud between BOSTON
and LINERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling Halifax
10 land AID receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA CAPT JudknS AFRICA, Cfpt. htrrison
PERSIA Can't -, EUROPA Capt Ressie.
ASIA. Capt Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitcn.
AMERICA Capt y. Shannon, CANADA, Capt Lang.
These vessels carry clear white ght n: masthead green
on stsrboard bow, red on port bow.
ASIA, Lott, from y EN YORK "Wednesday, oct. %.
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct p.
EUROPA, Retire. from NETWORK, Wednesday. nv. }.
NIAGARA. Leitch, from BOSTON Wednesday, Nov. 10.
AFRICA HARRISON I'm NEW YORK, Wednesday. Nov. II.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday. NOVEL,
ASIA Lott from NEW-YORk, Wednesday, Dec l.
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Dec. g.
EUROPA, Retire. from NEWNORK. " edncsday, Dec -.
NIAGARA. Letch, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, De-. =.
AFRICA Harrison, I'm NEW-N ORR "Wednesday, Dec p.
ARABIA Judkins I'm y. YORK Wednesday, Jan. II 1855
AMERICA, Shannon. fin BOSTON, "wednesday, Jan. -.
Passage from New-York or Boston 20 LiyerpoOi-Frst
cabin Sl.c second cabin, $40.
Borths secured until paid for
Freight Will he charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
inexperienced Surgeon on beard.
RI All letters and newspapers must pass through the
rost-Oftce. For freight or passage apply TO
f. CU'NARD n. I Bowling green.
" French, German and other Foreign Goods received
ard brought with British Goods. Through bills
Of ladug gwen IN Havre for New-IOrk
WATCHEsBy order of the British Treasury watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the marks OF English
manufacturers vl be hereafter admitted IN Engandn tran-
situ for tie United States and other countres
quence OF which French and aches may De shipped
at Have for or Boston VII Liverpool wtASut n
curing the sk heretofore OF being seized by the In
gish CuatCnl-louse.
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nater Cure.

YDROPATHIC INSfITUTE.-Dr.
Il TRAIL receives patients at the commodius City
Establishment No Is Laightst, recently enlarged by
and Surgical treatment of female diseases dspacemen
&C. is under the charge OF Drs. TRAIL and HOSFORD.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE NEWJERSEY.-Vistor TO this
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad At the foot
OF Courtlandt-st., at 81 and u NJ, and and r. NJ.
Returning leave WaterCure Station at and 81 A. NJ,
and South Orange at 81 and s. p NJ.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO:

1ktDs % tns NJ, ~ ~, w. IS a,.',,s 100 -.
ad.r the order Al the County o. New fort ~
samuel spsue Of the Cry Of New fors ted fe~hodr,
male sale Of the real estate where
Of soper e Of the Cdy " Ne" fofs dseeased ss>is
AID .ex,d DEBIT the
,geb csse mad. md pov.d WILL b. DISTRIBUTED the ssd
Saro.se ACCORDING 10 LAW, a the sanoszss orr tho
On Of Yora The esbth day Of November O'Clock
n the that d4yDaed thl ~ dag " sp,sner, s2
s56w n ZABRI5kIE, Proctor, &c
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SAN FRANCIS

VANDERBILT NE-FOr SAN fRANCls
Y Collie shortest and cheapest roue-Ony Line giving
tickets for crossing the Isthnus.The iavorite doubleen
giLe Sc enlshp PROMETHEUS 800 tuus whleave from
Pier No ? North River O'Clock p. NJ. precisely, on
FRIDAY Nov connecting with the Pacific steamer over
the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but twelve mics oil
land ansporfafon.
These steamers unrvaled their accommodation aud
ventilation
For information passage, apply only 70
d. D. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Batteryplace, up stairs
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
Il NONASCOTlA.-The new ard splendid steamship
uishc6 In elegant gtye fo the accommodation of passen-
gers will leave the end OF Long Wharf Boston, for Hail
fax every SATU RDAY az O'Clock p NJ and leave Han
fax for Boston every TUESDAY az O'Clock p NJ Fare
First Cabin, including meals, SO Fare-Second Cabin,
without meals S. For freight passage apply 70 CLARK
JONES { Co.. Boston. T.. WIRE Co. Halifax; or the
Captain. on board-Boston July 81 1852
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FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
Saloon after Staerooms 800 Saloon after SaterOoms n gins
mdshp - % 80 mldshlp - 10 -
forward 50 - forward - ID -
Including Stewards fees. -
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number OF thrdc ass passengers VIII be taken
from Phad pha aud Liverpool and found m provisions
From PHILADELPHIA s20 From Liverpool o gnneas
Certificates OF passage will be issued here 10 parties wso
are desirous of bringing their friends az corresponding
rates. -.
Freight GO per goods hardware, &C. will be
taken subject 10 agreement.
An experierced Surgeon viii BE- carried each ship.
Small drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland.
For reIght passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON No. II Exchange-plsce, ~ u
and No. . WGnut-st, Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS a Co, Liverpool
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORIH-
WI ERN INDIANA RAILKOADS,-GkkAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On and after MOSDAf May u
until further notice-psss niger steamers and Hans WI"
EXPREss STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST;
WARD.-One OF the nTstcIAss steanaers sOLIhEhN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will ksye BueaI0 daily, Sundays excepted, a.
NJ sud DUukx At u az night reaching AoRros AZ NJ
de uex ay and proceeding Toledo tie ssne Afternoon
Az emo. Tan Will leave Monroe ~ I'm OF On The
.rv, VI the bost daily Mondays rescnnf Chl-
eazO the eyennz and eonSeIg 81 chicago with nrst-
clan 81 err or Milwaukee and Other ports Oh Lake Much
Ian with Canal packets and Rsiirosds westerly roln
rAPREss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-E1pres. fEains VII leave Chicago AZ IL, daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe next morning
Al eIrres vii leave Toledo every morning
eept Sunday sDd Rave Monroe ARRIVAL Of the from
CLcssosnd reach DuDrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
the time tor the frst Express trans east tom New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains a. Monroe Will connect es.h way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
NARD-This tram will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
eepted II An connecting Of Toledo with line Vi
rCm Cleveland and Sandusky, and stopping Ct ali the
way stations vii reach Chicago 81 81 PM
GOING EASTWARD-Lesye Chicago daily, Sandsy
excepted AZ 4 An stopping a. al stations and arriving
Toedo a. NJ connecting with steamers % saafsky an
Cleveland and arriving there 10 TINE Tor al the morning
trans from tbose places
Apackstboat eayesToledo st 4 NJ for ron Wsyne snd
ports on the Wabssh Cansl JOS. n AOOhH,
Adrian, June D. ls5a supernseseesA
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ALBANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPRINGS

A-Ihe cars Of the NETWORK snd HARLEM RAIL
ROAD lesye the City Hal staton, New YORK daiy, Szn-
DAYS exceped At 10 O'Clock A n hal Tran 10 Chatham
-Four CcrreTs connecting with Western Railroad for Aba
~ and Troy. Lebanon Springs, Przaed, SPRINGFIELD and
Other inteTiletlate Statioas-
At O'Clock, P. NJ Accommodation Tam 70 Chatham
Four Corners connecting with Western Airo.i going
I Passengers for Lebanon Spnny VIII AXE the lo0cock
N Train 10 Chatham, Western Railroad 10 Canaan, and
STAGE Lebanon. arriving carry the afternoon
Fac thTossh e. u SL0AT, Superintendent
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

Vie NtN-1Ohk AMI LIN ERPOOL UNI
TED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.-T slips com
posing Ii Inc the following:
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye.
ARCTIC CAPT Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATlC Capt Grafton.
These sls have been built By expressly for Gov
ennsut service Every Las been t@Sen their
stTucton. Is also in their Engines insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for passengers une
quaed for elegance AID comfort Price OF passage irom
New 10 Liverpool in irs;cass cabin S.,o second
do Se exclusive ofexirasze state rooms, 500. nom
Liverpool to Newly orS. $50 aud ~ An experenced
eeon Sttach 70 each ship No berth secured until paid
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER &c. 1852.

Tor ALBANY and TROY-Farc. 50 Cents
The AID b. 81 amer FRANCIS SKIDDI hav-
ILg been recently ftted KIT boat with srse
TOos and serths IN most ss and Substantial manner,
VII CONNIE nee running rom Der dock foot Of Robin~on,
on TUESDAY. 18th inst. arc p n and viii leaye rsgu.
lArly every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
at tie same hour The travelling community will ind every
perfect % promote their comk For freight
or passage apphy board 10
JAMES MCCULLOUGH AGENT
No. la9 Eront-.t NY
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Ocean Steamers, 81.
nor CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

Tor CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
i FLORIDA-Semi-Weekly L. s Mail Line.-The safs
AID favorte steamer sol I'll EItNER, w. Foster Con-
mander will leave Pier No. I, y. r., on WEDNESDAY.
Oct e. at4 O'Clock PM precisely For freight apply
board where ell bills Of diugw be signed, and Tor pas
sage at the Office o.
SPOFFORD. TILESTONS CO.. No. % South-st.
Savannah passengers cketed through without further
charge Passengers Will suffer detention Charleston,
have teen made with the South Carolina
Railroad Company to opsch extra tram the arrival
ofthe steamer
Through icEo;sto Florida will be furnished follows
To jacksonville 81 20 fIiatk, cSS no bills OF ladng
signed after the steamer has sailed
The MARION viii follow on SATURDAY. Nov 3.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having

claims Of JAMES CAMERON late Of Ne
CIV OF New Yor Ihysa decreased they required 70 "a
hbf the vouchers thereof 10 the ,abcrbrf We bs
eor .ad de'saed al hs paer Of
re- denee the CITY Of s-- fos 90 Or before
he Issb dsy Of Jsnusry lsss JOHN CAMERON Esec.or
iyl3 laufnTus
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RAILROAD.-NEW

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct.-U. :. NAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Ihough IN II hours-New,J Jersey
Railroad, VIA Jersey City leaving New.YorS AZ and ,
A. NJ and 81 I. Nj, from foot OF COurtlandtst Leaves
Phedeph same hours, foot OF Walnuts. Fare reduced
70 s. for tiistcsss end - 50 for secondclaSs.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold in the above lines aud through baggage
carried IN the - F. lines from New York with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage the terry Is mn
utcs before the trans leave
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

hANBUKY and NOKWALk KAILRUAU.
~ On and after Sept q the following trains VIII
leave Danbury:
GAS A. NJ, with passengers connecting at South Nor
for Ne~-Yo st8O9 A. NJ.
3l5P NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
the New-York and New Haven So 20 +. NJ, al 5S 7. NJ
Tram. 70 Danbury Will leave South Norvslk
SD A. M with passengers and freight, receiving pas-
seugers tram the Ne6-York and NegHayen A 81. tram
from New-Yort.
? Sop NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
from tho New-iork aud New-Hayen $50 p. N. Express
train from New-fork and the 40 accommodation tram
from New-Heven HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Danbury Sept. -, lE52
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA and
~ cANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Treins leave Pier
foot Of DuAue-st. follows:
DAY FxPREss-At6 AN for Canandagua, Rochester and
Niagara Falls arriving at the above named places the
evening Mail Trains leave at An, stopping over night
st Elmira.
NIGBT FxPREss-Leayes at NJ. arriving Canandai-
qua IL 40 neat morning. time take the u tram for
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
This tie quick cheapest aud comfortable route
10 Western New-York and Canada West
W. @. LATHAM Supt c. and +. r. X.