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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
II ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of about

AsTHosY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
i ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of about
~ l25 BUILDING LOTS ON 9th-sy, 9th. 18th, seth,
91h ah, and s9hss in the Xlth Ward Of City Of New
York, 1T AUCTION.-A. J. BLEECKER viii sell Vt
Auction, WEDNESDAY, Oct. % 1851, at Il o'clock,
at tie Merchants Exchange the following very desirable
property, viz:
On ethsv-s0 Valuable Building Lots including 10 corner
Lots and forming nearly the entire trout of II Blocks of
Ground situated both sides Of shsv and extending from
9SG-st to g}th-st.
Aso about IS Lots Of Ground directly in Of the above
fronting 9ith, 9th, seth. 9Th g3th, and s9ta-sts
The above Lots nearly all full size beautifully situated
for mmt date improvement and the ground free from
rocks dry level and graded by nature they admirably
adapted for Building purposes
The situation Of the above Lots most desirable being
extremely u. alty and free from nusances and IN the ina.
mediate vicinity and adjoining the Hou-e and beautiful
Grounds owned and formerly occupied by Colonel fhorn
and without doubt the choice Lots for
Private RI sd.Dces the Island snd probable there
Will h. for sale Of Real Estate were such
safe profitable and udciOus investment OF capital can be
InsGe
The Title perfect and free from all membranes and
full waIsNt.e deeds viii be given.
The Terms will be liberal the purchasers as GO per
cent Of the purchase money remain ON BOND and Mort
gage, for years. ct per cent
For Maps de scrbing the above Property ana more il
particulars apply to the Auctioneer, MOI brosd-st
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Sales bp Aueiion.
J. W. SoUTuARD, Auctoneer.
m SALE nf ~ RtfII DING | 4

j. W. Southland, Auctloneer. - -, ,
UCTION SALE of ~ BUILDING LOTS
IN in NEWARK, New-Jersey.-Will be sold at Public
Auction on SATURDAY, the 25d day OF October, al Z
clock M the premises, IN the Win Ward OF the Oty
of Newark, cow known Us FAIR MOUNT adjoining the
former rtsdtncc OF Joseph {. Waan ESD ~ splendid
BUILDING LOTS fronting on West Bank, Cabinet and
MCrssts and Nanu place. The location Is the most
healthy the city beng the highest POINT OF ana
fCy and within four minutes walk of the urtouSe be-
ny m That pant of the city which improving more rapidly
than any other md o strong Inducements Tor those WISH
ing 10 make urotahle improvement Tor pr
vaie residences Good and good ncshboThood THESE
Lots will be mapped 2jxlO0 feet each but opportunity w
II dtsTCd ... . ..o..oc1>, =,
For particulars, inquire of DUNN & THOMPSON, No
q, Haniltou-d Newark, Oct. 10, 1852.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO.

IN cEEDs of the SALE Of the REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM
SOPkR late ofe City New York dseses nie-ts,e lately NAB"
undsr the Csany Of Nav fo<a by
sprssne Of the Cry Of New York dnere ed fssboef,
sale Of the real estate shfe
OF sopT Of the Cny ~ New foTk decessed nsszs
e sezed for payment Of hs debts the -tiues
provided WILL BIZ DISTRIBUTED By the said
Suoesr ACCORDING TO LAW a the slrfosats Once n Tho
CITY the day 81 November next at ten oosh
in ~ 6re1n Of that day-Dat-d nd day Of september 1874
"a sv NJ ZABRIsKIE, Proctor &c
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY EORECLOSURE SALE

offve three-story brick HOUSES and LOTS on i2 St.
at Auction.-AATHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell at Auc-
ton on TUESDAY Oct &C. 1882 at y o'clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange, under the recon of PHILO T. RUG
Giles. referee, the following valuable property, VIZ:
On 42d sTREET-Fivc thTocstory brick Houses and Lots
of Ground situated the south side OF 4ds between tho
9th md lcthays commencing rs feet west Of the l0hav
the lots are each in size Is front and by 80 feet
inches ph the houses each % feet by about " feet
in depth.
idst is leo feet in width and is severed it is also the
street leading to- and on which the Crystal Palace is about
Icing erected S2CCO remain bond aud mortgage
each house and lot if desired for years Maps and
further particuars apply the AuctiOneer, No BToast
PffILO 7. RUGGLES, Esq, Referee.
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GREAT SALE of MANUFACTURING

" PROPERTY nv AUCTION-BURLINGTO
WCOLFN MiLI.-1he well-kuown property belonging
TO the Burlington Mil COMPANY, situated IN Colchester,
Wiuoosk Fals Vermont two miles from Burlington The
land edons that Of the Central Railroad Depot connecting
with the other les OF railroad C. Boston, Ncwfors and
Canada thus aiaring great facilities for transportation.
% uroe1tN consists of the arre and hrcS Woolen
Mil ijl hy H. seven stories hgh ana two attcAs bat IN
the most thorough manner with shaitng rnd gecr COM
ptr containing 10 sets wooden machinery bait and az
fa.r, within about years, by the best inachlns IN the
country with Crompton cham wide and narrow looms
rxe Dye- House Saprs House End Dy tfouse ~ by "
the b 81 arranged for rs purpose
builang the ksad the country Ire PROOF "Ooi
storcbouse OF bTicS Machine Saop TWO Stories Ii
Basement well stocked with engine athes, and tools OF al
kinds GCd " such establishment colveaeat OIiSe
ard large Packing House adjoining, used Tor te PACKING
storage OF goods twenty TeDenent Of hck and wood
sufclt IN number and 20 accommodate te OvsSes
and operatives The Factory Building Dyng Departments
&C. are al heated by steam with mon pipes aud upon to
most approved plan with all modern arrangements Tue
MEteY-i OVER cons Of half the Onion RIVER 81 fAl
CT 50 feet and red second 70 none IN New England
always abundant the GIytSt Tor larger amount
Of machinery than located there Win about 10 acres
Of land.
This very valuable property WI be sold in lot by
suction the highest bidder CONSIDERING ITS situation ia
the center Of grcst wool country where hep ID aDnnda
and 10 be procured at low rates presents an opportunity
for seldom ofered-the Whole property, build
lnss and machinery, being Ia complete coditloi 70 10
started up witAout much expense ard without any delay
The sale ~ take place WEDNESDAY, Oct ~ next,
ls3z at 10 O'clock AN, ct the Countng-ko Room on tae
Promises. Sale positive to cloee the concern.
For further particulars apply JAMES READ Trustee
Of the properly, Boston. \. }. RICHARDSON. READ,
CoNkHRlTE : L. BUSH & Co. Ncs.-Yort; DAVID
= BROWN \ Co, HtCkkH, LEA Co, Philadelphia;
CHASE, LILLE Co, BGtEio-e; HILL. CARPEN-
TER Co, Prevideneei S. 4. RATHBoNE, Of the NH.
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For freight OF pss-egc siIlis 10
FDN-D X. COLLiNS q CO. No ~ NAll--t- y y
BROWN SHIPLEY Co. LyerpooL
= G. ROBERTS 4 Co. No Is kIng's Arms lard,
JojN MINRoE < CO. Rne Notre DAM des VIC
Tore Frris; or. gro. DRAPER HHyr.
The oyvrcrs o: the i " net BE- acr'1i-9ir D' JIG
sV,r bullion sic, IT, ely, Ir,clou- son OF '-'a an
L. IL l: Lii ss-ct t...raF, 40 -. i-..- IAsss'
,h.nn expressed
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TIlE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
ii TED STATS NAIL STEAMERS.-Ihe saips CON

rosirg this line the following:
ATLANTIC CAPT West. PACIFIC, C-pt Nye,
ARCTIC, Cept Lrce. BALTIC, Capt N0uis'o0A
AbRIATIC, Capt Grafton 800,
These shps have been huilt contract expressly tor GOV
eminent rvlce Every Gaze k.s been taken Il teir con
s,ructicr also IN Their Engines 70 inquire srenn -
speed ard their accommodations for PASSENGERS ar uhe
cuGltd oT elegance and comfort PElce o. Pe4-s- -
New-lCrk Liverpool 1rst cass CABIN, sl- "a ol
DO SIC: exclusive OF extra st4:e :ooi sVV' 4o
L,Iroo 70 Ne-YoEk fcc and e.n Al exp< .leHced sur
itaehed 10 esch ship No berth scETed Until pad Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1852
TOR ALBANY aud TROY-rsre. 50 Cents

X YIN AlDaNi duu lnOI-r tlc, ~ Ncuse"-
The new AID beautiful ste FRANCIS SKIDDf hAv
rs been recently htted up as nshi boat with state
rooms and berths IN most eesant and Substantial MANNER
on TUESDAY. lefh inst. at y. NJ and will leave rega
larly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at the hour The travelling community viii Cad every
Arrangement perfect 70 promote their comfort For freight
OF passage apply board. 10
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent
No l9 fron,-st- NY
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Ocean Steamers, ST.
np CHARLESTON SAVANNAH and

EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH anu
II FLORIDA-SEMI-WEEKL L. s. MAIL LINE
Ibe new and fast going strauer JAS. ADGER Dc6n-
s,n Commander, viii leave pier No. " H, on " I'd
NESDAY Oct. ~ At O'clock p NJ, precisely. FOR
freight apply ON board where all bills of lading viii be
signed ana for passage 81 the oiflce OF - 80 4,
SPOFF6RD TILESION Co. No. ~ Southst
Savannah Do sengers tckeed through without turtle!
charge Passengers will suffer detention II Charleston,
.. srrpeemeuts have been made with the South irots
Raroso dispatch rain immediately on the arr
vs of the steamer. - ~ . .u
Through tickets Florida viii be furnished as iouows;
To jack .onville ISL. 20 Pilsfke 50
No bis Of ladng will be signed after the steamer has
The UNION will follow on SATURDAY, Oct D.
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NTEW ROUTE.-RUTLAND to TROY, va

NEW ROUTE-RUILAND to TROY, VIA
~ NINGTON-Opening OF the WESTERN YER
MONT and TROY and BOSTON RAILROADS, making
the Line complete from MONTREAL 20 NEWBORN,
and the only route carrying the Through Mail and Express
between New York and Montreal. %,
Car. leave Rutland for Troy upon the arrival Of the trains
from Bellows Falls and Burlington, NJ l0 NJ arriving
i Troy az $50 p NJ also upon the arrival Of the trains
from Burlington and Boston l40 NJ arriving at Troy
of Vermont which has formed interesting part Of the
history Of the State. -,
Tickets to be procured at the Stations OF the Rutland aud
burlington Railroad and Of the Conductors the
Be sure your baggage IL checked BY Western Vermont
Route.
This Is the shores, and only through without change OF
bagga.el route between Rutland and Troy.
". s. JOHNSON, SuPt w. W X
:. r. JOHNSON, SuPt 7. a b. X. X
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE of SIXTY-FOUb

desirable BUILDING LOTS lilst and i2d-sts, and
on It'll and 8tbavs forming Block OF Ground IN the t
Ward Of the City OF New York, ut auction.
ANTHONY j. BLEECkER will sell at auction on
TIL RSDAY Oct. q, at u o'clock, at the Merchants tx
change, the following choice lots of ground, VIZ
EighthAvenue ProperySxiyfOur very desirable lots Of
ground forming block of ground bounded by TN
ard eihevs and ny 4ls ard lf2dt IN the lth Ward OF
the CITY of Newl ork The above lots all full size AMI
beautifully situated for immediate Improvement and as tne
ground free rocks dry and level they are admirably
adeped for building purposes The location IS extremely
healthy and very desirable for private residence or other
purposes offering unusual Inducements for the o.
eepita portion of the purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage for three years For describing the
above property and further particulars apply to the aue
tioneer No. Broad-st-
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7 s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Umpire CITY LINE.-For SAN FRAN

LNMPlRE CITY LlNE.-fOr SAN fhAN-
H CISCO, via ASPINWALL, Navy Bay Through
Tickets az reduced rates-The and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, l8CC tuns burden J. Dayton wilson,
III leave for Aspnwall direct on III URSDAf
cnnnecting az Panama with the and splendid double
engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 800 tns bur
den, Robert W. Foster, Commander which steamer wan DC
and sa datey for San Francisco These steamers are
uusurI speed, ventilation and accommodation and
offer sulerior advantages for families to California
First and econd cabin provided with state
Rooms both ships and dine at the same table A
nart of the steerase in the City of Pittsburgh allotted to
nsles Passengers landed at the Panama Railroad De-
pct An experienced surgeon is attached "a each ship For
tr.ight on pt..,ee. apply TO ]. HOWARD a son,
Agents. No. 81 broadway.
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DEPIBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
~ sursnoe BUILDINGS, corner OF Wall and WilhArns"i
Ofiots Nos. 10 and II, ground floor. ~ -.
This Company having their Capital Of si5aoo PAID N.
in essh and securely invested prepared 70 insure Ae''
lots Ind damage BY Ere on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides that aer paJins
interest the stockholders At the rate OF per eei
rum, fouT-ths Of the remaining prohts are 20 DC
the assured in scrip, bearing interest," waoh scP
70 be redeemaLle in cah Whenever the sccuHSeo P'"
and capital shall amount 20 Sl,eoo,WV
TRUSTEES:
Jo. Gaillurd, Jr, John A Ste pheIs, = = Howianf-
las NJ Wa,erhr'rx lanes Warren stephen Whitney,
G.orso Curtis Arthur LeaGy, Dan u reariaa,
George T. AdCe, NJ. w. Hamilton WIN. IA eaSsci-
d. :. kennLdy, Dernng Duer, Auz. Z. Do~n'ps-
John J. Astor IT, John Steward. Jr- q. h. Lamar. n,
FT,d A DsIsno Robert r. Miuturn VIM II. AsyInwall
I,rreC Pru R,ulfu Wifhe!s WIN. II. rdscan,
D",ei NJ Smith FdSrrrd C. Center chAs II. Russell,
Fnd q. Foster, Josiah OakeE Isaac -o"n'eH1'
Polog Han, Robert > Hone ,.,v ~,
RODENT :. HONE PTesoe.I|
DUNCAN = CURRY, Secretary.
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DOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Line-Pack-

Il ct Of the nth 0CTOBER-The flvoEire and splendid
packet ship ROsCIUS. Capt. d. Maoney VIII SAL a. sbove
her regular day For tish; passage having superior sc-
eorrmoeet;oi arply or board Pier No IL East River
sPOFFORD, TlLESTON L Co. No. IS SOuth-st.
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and NEW-LONDON RAIL

~ ROAD-SUMaIER ARRASGEMENT.-On aud
after WEDNESDAY, Aug ls 49, Trains VII run as iol-
lows:
Leave New-Hsyen at 10 4. IL Accommodation Tram
for Nesg-Iondou stopping At al stations I'D a D. TX
pres Train for Guilford, Connecticut RIVER Lyme sn
Ee,vIondon connecting with the steamboat AID Is ~
lines for Stoniugion Providence and Newport b1o e "a
Accommodation Train for NewLoDden, stopping al all ga
lions - IT,.
for New-HAv-n stopping al all s4tionS w. A n IA
rr-ss Train for Lyme, Connecticut kNeT Oui,"fd Nna
New Passengers leaving Newport roNdTnce ana
sorington IN tine morning, on arriving AZ Ne"L'nuou,
take this thin for New-IOrs 80 r. h A1coniHOaHlOu
Trsin tor New Haven, stopping CT al -tatoDs
TIE II x A NJ Express Traln leaves Ns~hsven gu TIC
srrvs oi the A III. Express Irain RON New, orr
on the sry. OF the $50 p. NJ Express Tsin from New
YORK. =, 80 "A
The Trsif. leaving NewLcndou AZ go A " and lo4o
A. ~. connect AZ New-Hsyen with New-ioEk Trans 81
ty he $50 p " Train from New LONDON can
,Ee lie TxI.css T=ils I. SeTavva for Hlrtiord and
Sprusfeld. New orE ihs ss,,.s ev-i't .,.,, @ .
hsw-HAseD, ABguss Il, lsaS.
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CLIPPER LINE for AUSTRALIA.-The
STEAMSHIPS and frst.class CLIPPER-

CTEAMSHIPS and frst-class CLIPPER
~ SHIPS Tor ACSTRALIA-The and splendid up
ptIship NEBRASKA. now loading pier No l3 Fast
River bound for Port Philip, Sidney snd Melbourne, WA
sa about the 18th of October for the above poI
The Nebraska OF the finest ships that ever lett ns
port snd hout doubt expected 10 make the passage
in IS from port to port This vessel has hne library
bosrd for the Of passengers The accommodations o
tbs splendid ship esnnot have been surpsI ~
C. II. CASTLE or 20 YOUNG A Co, No $50 Mestst?
Reede opposite the NewNor end Ere Kalroaa
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL-


IN ROAD.-F.LL ARRAsGEMENr-SePtembe 49,
Trains of NewYork leave the corner OF Canast
and Broadv Accommodation and Special-at1 and III
A. NJ. ( and 81 2. NJ through 70 NewHayen.
At6l A NJ and 81 z. NJ, tor Port Chester -
The ny A. VI IN connection with train from New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road go
FxPRsss TRAINS for New Haven. Hartford, Springfield
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10 o.
densbureh ond Montreal
At 8 A. VI, stopping nj Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
meeting with Housatonic and Naugatuck Railroads az
Bridgeport end Canal Railroad az NewHaven; and az ~
NJ, stopping Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport con-
Meeting With Housatonic AID Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport.
Trains into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud Special-at
81 and 9j5 A. NJ, and Az Z. NJ through from New
Haven.
At A. NJ and 3f5 p. NJ, from Port Chester.
The s35 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford, aud Canal Railroads, ar New Haven The ~
NJ passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads
EMPRESS TRAINS leave New-Iayen arrival OF trains
from Boston az Il and $50 Z NJ tstoppng at Bridgeport
Norwslk and Stamford y leaving Boston at ~ NJ ana
81 7. NJ. ,,
principal hotels GEO w. WHISTLER, Jr- Supt
ew-Haven, September 1852.
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ITRANY TROY apdLEBANON SPRINGS

A-Theears Of the NETWORK and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD the City Hal Station: NswYors, daily, (san-
DAYS e1esrted) At 10 O'Clock NJ Mail Tram TO Chatham
Eaur Corners connecting with Western Railroad for Alba
nv and Troy Lebanon SPRING. Pistsied, Springfield and
otht z int mediate Stations.
Al o'clock z. NJ Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
Fonr Corners connecting with Western Railroad going
east.
re- Passengers for Lebanon Spr1gs VIII take the Odeioes
10 Tr,in rn Chatham Western Railroad Canaan, and
S,a-e ~ Lebanon arriving early the same afternoon
H. ,hrough s. II SLOAr, Superintendent
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.,OR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail

LUX LlNERPOOL-Cnitcd States Mali
Il Stsansiip BALTIC, Captain Jos J. Comstoc k-Tnis
ssesmtr Sdeps ~h the United States m.is for Europe,
positively cn SATURDAY, Oct 81 st II O'Clock NJ, trom
her berth stthe foot of Csn.f No ehs secnred MI PAID
for For freight passage, having unesed scc'msnoca-
tions FOR elegance Aid comfort apply
EDW. X. COLLISSs co, No, Is WALTZ
Passengers are requested 10 be board At A. NJ fne
steamship ARCTIC Will succeed the BALTIC, and VIII
sail oh the 18th November.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fal Ar
III rsnsenent Throush Farce on sll Trains eetw,sa
NewYerk and Albany, 81 50. Trains leave Chamoe" ~
daily, tSaDdsys exeeptsd) for Albany and Troy
Express Train A. ". throush In hoars connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ct O'Clock ssme
evening
Mail Train A. M.-Throash Way Trains 7 and p NJ
Express Train p. M.-AeeommoaAlio Tram 7.0P. NJ
For Peskskill Ct A. Ma r 81. and 6i5 p NJ
FOR Po'ieepsie at $50 A. NJ. aud 80 p NJ stopping ct
All Nav Stafsone-Supdsy Mail Train p NJ from Caual
s-p.sspgsrs taken Of Chamber Canal Christopher 18th
and sist-sfs GEO. STARK, Superiutcndcuf.
NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA and
CaSANnaJGtTA RAILROADS.-Trnlsl leave PIER
Day FSrRrss-At6 An for Csnandaigua Rochester ana
evening NAL Trains leave An ssopp'ns over nisae
st Enirs. -.
NieHr Eussss-Lesyes AZ PM, arriving a CaaaadH-
gus At 7so next moruu. in time TO take the n tram r
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls -
This he quickest cheapest ard most comfortable roae
10 Western New-iork End Canada West
w. q. LATHAM. Sups C. and T. H. H.
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VIM w SHIRLEY AuctiOneer
"WEDNESDAY Oct. ~, III o'clock, at sales
w Roor md Lofts No 81 Johns 50 crates just land
ed &C Dpt Edged Fancy and Granite Ware % crates
best Rockingham Jsgs and spttoon', sold by me cte a.
70 suit wholesale and retail dealers 0cra,es opened ware
consisting OF desirable goods for cash.
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TIOR NEWPORT and FORT HAMILTON

i steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Murrsy.t Pier,
daily AZ P n. Returning leaves Keypor At A VI,
lSupdhys eycepted) 1900 x,,-
EFNPORT BIRECT-Stearner JOHN HART leaves
N,rr,y-st per Al NJ Sundays and Mondays eIc-ptedl
Returning leaves KeyPort daily t>aurdays and Sundays
eacrrtedD 4 Z T. NJ
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\LIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
Il Il NOvA-SCOTlA.-The new and splendid Steamship
SIR JOHN HARVEY built expressly for this line, aud
furnished in CANT style for the accommodation Pass
gers will leave the end Of Long Wharf Boston; for han
fax every SATURDAY, at o'clock T. NJ and leave Hat
f1 for Boston every TUESDAY at O'Clock PM Fare
Fret Cabin including meals SO. Fsre-Secoud Cabin,
without meals s. For freight passage sPgy 10 CLARK,
JONES Co. Boston; L. WIRE Co. Halifax or he
Captain on bosrd.-Boston, July 81, 1852.
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DOSTPONEMENT.- The sale of the Revere
Il Hotel advertised for Tuesday, Oct 49, will not take
place until further notice.
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POOTs, SHOES aud MISUNDERSTANDING
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auotioneer.
DESIRABlE LOTS at AUCTlON-ADRl-

nESIRABLE LOTS at AUCrlON.-ADRl-
IL AN III. MULLER viii sell AZ public auction, az the
Merchants Excharge on TUESDAY, Oct ~ az u o'clock
NJ go valuable BUILDING LOTS and PLOIs, Win
valuable waierpoweT situated AZ Taryown es'heS'et
90 on the Hudson River and within 10 minutes walk OF
the Hudson River Railroad Depot The above lots axe wei
located ior building on elevated ground with fac view OF
the and surrounding country, WIN GOOD scloo.s
churches &c in the neghbohood aud with the proposed
reduction OF fare Nv railroad aud seeboa VIII ma ~ lar
Iytown one OF the desirable residences either Tor e
nteh1nc or nAu OF business the neighborhood Of the
city Teuus liberal
Inquire OF A. MANN, JT, No. y Merchants Exchange
T.. IL WARNER, Dobbs Fery +: CORE near the prem
ICES, OF of the AuoGoueeT No. WalS, eorier OF New
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A. NJ MERwIN, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER X CO.-Trade

10y BANGS, BkOlllEh ~ Co'-lrdue
lBSales Rooms, No IS Park-row. ~
GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE - BOOKS.
THE FIRsT PORTION OF the extensive and%aluahe coiec
cn OF Literary Books forming the stock ofthe weSown
late nm OF BAR1LEIT& WEXFORD, Booksellers and I'M
pottrs oi rare and curious Books comprising an uneGuaed
U.s., mbuge Of Ancient ard Modern Works ON THE HIS.
TORY AND ANTIQUITIES Oh AMERICA, THE
UNlTfD STATES, MEAlCO, &c. EARLY VOYAGES
AND TRAVELS; RARE TRACTS, STATE HlSTO-
RIPS &C. arranged for examination az the Sales
rooms OF the uudcngned, where catalogues may DC had
The succeeding divisions OF the collection VII be on view
four DAYS previous the sale of EACH CONNIE ncng on
WEDNESDAY, Oct ~,
ard twelve following evenings, az 81 T. NJ.
MONDAY, Nov. Is, and following days OF the week
PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BooKS-Cai-
noguts ioI the above sale preparation aud viii EN-
bece LARGE congnmerts from the English publishers Con-
tntu,iots from tie American trade solicited Particulars FOR
the catalogue should be furnished Immediately.
BOOTS. SHOES and ADMINISTRATION
Id Notice-We would call attention to the sem-annual
sale OF cases Tue ebay 10th nst at 10 ocock AN
al the store. BY a. ID. GALE No. 2e5 Peer-st
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W-JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U ;. NAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-rhrough in II hours-NewJersey
Railroad Jersey City, leaving New-lork at NJ foot
of CouItlandst; ga. NJ and 81 p. NJ Lbsrtyst Leaves
Philadelphia l2t and A. NJ md 81 z. NJ, from foot OF
Wanutst Fare reduced - for rstclass aud ~ 81 for
secondcass. --- x,ou,>,,
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. VI. and 81 NJ. Lines from New-fork
with through conductors.