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herso rat 'hey ~ - F--~s fu- hsrss a. he Nn
yss rr he Jnrr ~ ~ ar- ssi c~rtS SD
g. IN al esrh ~ f-asan % h@ss ne al "a 4 ies
~ e so I'd o sad the dfe a q the os lie Seaht
- herea ;e ie-T nd For 'ts ~
he I'D BRIT sd ec-tfr-ie III
rhf The w. ~, h. psd pruia.oa a, IL csup>r
cal n al 'ir sry.-Atsby, jan !, lsa2
s7hvcsf ANDREW WAITE Receiver
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Water Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OsOu1H ORANGE, ADMINISTRATION 70 thu
INSTITUTION take the Morris and Essex Railroad a. The oct
OF CoErilaIdt 81 II q and Y N and and P. ~
ReuTDiIs, leave WatsrCire station =. and 81 A. N
and South Orsnze At 81 and 81 PM
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
II CURE il conveniently Arranged, and now open 5r
" inter treatment The cold seaSn j. favorable. Every
attention vii be paid TO the comfort OF Patients T-rn. -
20 eie Ter week n BEDORTHA VI ID.
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without ealszg psin Tic Health Saccsdzoeun oevcr IN
Jurts. ev.n By 'sk.rg large doss.
Several usp eGke gentlemen tbs city, who have lsd
II cr lnhssEi n. Dizziness Cols 1c have derived tso
srssE ncii rom t. and p mi, 70 refer 70 tatl
Prepared sud s0ld only ~
CHARLES BR.rTrGAM.
NJ I5il Falton1t, Sew-ioEx.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-CIIANGE

Il OF HoURs.-on and after MONDAY, November 2,
las
The reekskin Tran now lea,ins NewlOrk at oelcek
y, n viii De discontinued
The II,ishi and Accom- mediation Tan now leaving New
leis 81 y A. NJ viii leave SlstSt s 4sA. NJ 80
Ire ieeksSA irain, leaving New-lOTk a. /. n VII
only TO Tsrrytc,sn
The PogebSeeIe:e Truin, lesyirs Nev-Yors q y
7. M will itave at4
TIE Albany Tram now leaving New-yoik at 4P. NJ VIII
Ne 6ircuntinred.
The Express Trair, leaving New-York ate p. ~
viii leave ~ >
The Peehsil Tain leaving Ner--York 81 P. N,
viii leave % =.
TIE IMMIGRANT Train row leaving NewYork att ?. d.
~illlsnve a. 7.
Way IRAN Will leave Char.bsr.st II p n FOX Tar
The Irein TOW leaving Peekssi at 81 A H. Will n oay
iScm Tarrytovn leaving Tary.own al u. -
The Tran new leaving foughseefi.s stel A. ~ VII
The Trsir now lssyins East Albany at 6. 4 d. VIII leave
ais. - ~ III
leave cts. go ~ -,
The Tfsin row leaving East Albany a, II 10 An vii
leave tt H.. -, . =, -, =
The Tssn now leaving East Albany At III A. ~ viii %
The Trair new having Fss, Albsuy at IT NJ VII leave
ats IN =, nj.
AZ O.>v. .Afsi. SaPL
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

Tny ~ n - y t. s1is s{lliy 70 ~, .ew.n Nv
Brown, SUPPLY a Co. Liverpool
London
JOIN MUNROE Co, Rue Notre Dame aes Vic
TOTES, fsris; or, GE0. II. DRAPER, Hsyre-
s, Nie OF these shpB viii b accountable for sold,
ea,o specie, vrlry, precious stones meals an.
49,. 81 ..1as SC .--!e.sI, - - -.ss ;As-sei
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fcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SurrO-
Il gate q tie Coun- Of Se- hereby ~
hsvns clam. ERNEST MASS. -ie n the Cry
NV forl' l-Ae dreed 70 pe-ent Tie with washes
TERED % he suh>Cber hs No 80 Btway, ihs Cy
New lort borr the nh day q January Dated
New lori. ne e'shth ssy q July l'52
llRfmE IOiN 81 SANDS. ENerlfor.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

the County u hereby 20 ell
ss..a-t BERNARD HASIGAS att o. the Cay Of
Et-lork baher decsz.ed prent the san WITH W hers
,heree 10 TIE rrer The ofce Of william Hyer AT so rs
Hvagon the CITY New FORK beiore The I'm day 81
Jsrusy nsIi Dated, New oh IN. "a tay o. July l~o@
"a Ie-frF FLIZABETh HANIGAS, Adinin-trstrx
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

- Mr.. Nicholas Perczel, Hungarian, has
purchased two townships near Davenport Iowa for q
number Of Hungsrians now in England and France.
Who intend TO form colony there.
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FT,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI.
II TFD STATES MAIL STEAMERS-ThG ships co

l0Nnf tlus Inc sTc tLo olloWIaE: -, = :.
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt. Luce. bALIit, capt NoLls'o0-'
ADRIATic, Capt. Grafton
The shrs have been built BY contract ior Gov
eminent service Every care has been taken IA ths,r oon
ssstion As also IN their Engines insure strength aud
ted ana r accommodations for passengers are une-
stssd for elegance and comfort Price Of passage irorn
ke~eYork &c Liverpool iu rsclaSs cabin SID ia escc2d
DO, s0 exclusive OF state rooms 500; nom
Lvtyroo 10 New-NorS &SO ard 20 An experienced sir-
en attached 70 eeeh ship No berth secured until paid for
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SUpREAIE COURT-In the matter of tho

~ spps1on 81 tie hypr Adrf aud ConminA y - The Cv
kew Yok. reave 70 the OPENING o. ELEVESlH AV from
f-ih sath the ti Wfj ct sad city Pabc notice
hereby he Mayor Ader-n ani comm7y Of the Cry
made and provb-d
tie Mayor Ad.rmsn and Connn,y % the Guy Of
fok nud make Epp the Supreme Court % hs
fes Yofk spe term Of the sad Court 10 he u u
Cry Hall. the City New YORK FndIy The lSth dJ u
O the Court that Day 'oD
thereafter ,olne Le heard Tor the appointment of Comars
aud the above entt ted matter A-t
nsgre md the attended Improvement a. me Openis
nuVv from sh-' the l9'h Ward Of the City Of
Neviok old the 81 The Cy Of View forS,
uuder and virtue o. at OF tie LsiiHe oi The state OF New"
Yogk eniel AcreLtVe iuacha The ay'
and roads the CITY New fosk passed A75.
Dated New fort OF. -. iss2.
- ,rIa HFkRyE DAVIES Council "a the CorDorstcn-
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NOLD MINING-A Public Exhibition Of
" WGshn g Gold III Bufuins Periected Cold Sega+ator
"a ,ivena AZ 10 O'Clock every morning the Gold Mia1g
p(pLt No Battery place, door 10 the Office OF the
-''' ARNOLD BUFFUM L co.
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington.

IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFORD
and TAU NTON The steamers G. VANDERBILT aid
CONMODORE, of this hne ran regularly - hereto.
lore alternately leaving Pier No North River frat wlf
above Baitery-ysce daily SGndays excepted, az
and sfcrinStun O'Clock + NJ or arIiva Of a.as
train which leaves Boston az I. NJ.
n, s:samCr PERRY l,aves Proy scRce FOR Newport
day except Sundays ct r. NJ, Ncw-Bsdfcr ADD rsan-
ton passengers proceed immediately on LIE arrival Of lie
mall TIN e. Mansfield. .
For freight passage apply at the Oce Nc 10 Bitty
place. or ON board the boats.
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in PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

the County Of New ioA nots . hereby 20 ~ per
hsytr ,rs again MARY PERNNS, -te OF the CITY Of
York. ~tor de, eed the v!h vOace's
the his dcuc No Spray the
before the l.ih dy Of Mach nextDaiei,
% iaetmF WILLIAM PERKINS Executor
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CHESTER COLEMAN,
ROBERT SHERWELL, Exccl.o-s
so Iaw6mF@ ABEL A. LOW.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Sulro.

tste ol the County o. York hereby
hsvns EDWARD DEMNG lite Of The C.ty Of
New iork. g. ed tnt the wuh w che th'r 10
the ,uhcri,r Tie oeoe o. CHARLES SHEA. No 81 Cam.
the City New Yo before the dy u Apnl
nerL-Da:ed New York, the ed d,y II September 1881
JAMES McCORp, A.: .-.,..
81 lawCrFs ESTHER DTMISG, nNnh"'""of'
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Hlc6ifal.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSlA--Dr.
~ ROUGHTOS'S Pepsin or Glstr.e Juice, prepared
foIa TIE uafsgal remedy fer this distressing ces-
pla.Lt. As,D;a J. BALL Co, No. 100 Nsssaa-s'.
M DANES COUGH LOZENGES.-lhe
1vg bsr and most convenient remedy for CosShs o
ara se.rs Of sh- Threat and Lurssgenersy see ~ A
4 n Sands No. Ice Fuli0aEt; 81 D.rae, 80 u ~
rIrss,; Abrn. brcna No. fsl Psa-i't and otasr' -
eens pccft<e
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Snrro-

o. the County Il New York hereby AZ
fu,inf GEORGE " ATTAIN ate II tn City OF
Ne~ loTk deceased prsssnt N vouhers
thereof tie vb 1.-THE oce HENRY AlTslS W IS EK
charge Cty New York before third
day Of February nert-Daed New The day Of Angst
l!l SARAH ]. AiTkIS. ,a,.,.,-.,,.
aucl lavcnFs HENRY hTNIS Ao"iF'a'o''
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sste he County OF New York hereby 70 al
hsv ~ an ssinst kBEN HUNT ste % the city n NV
III bolsr "a useseut thereof 10 the sub
s.rs a the oe d John No ~ WllIm 81 N
logk b,e The t4.stle;h day a DC enoSr
e.t-paed New Ysk '~cry our+h dty Of juno, l't-
ROBERT r. APTHONP. Admin traitors OF
tecslav6mFs W TEMPLEION JOHNSON, Eovn l. "a tlt
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III and Cangda Dispatch Line.-The beautiful A cppT
Iset,tsLip BCTHSIi, janice A. Avery Comma idei,
ttC tune luIden ard only 81 years old viii sail for the
allow, port about the 18th OF November splendid sum
having made one very successful voyage California aud
nsder having great experience IN the Australian
trade persons engaging may expect very short pass se
Ter biv sendecks very high and thoroughly ventilated
sIdftod MP with State Rooms for the comfort OF famil
single persons An experienced surgeon will accompany
thing SAGE ere respectfully invited examine for thcnl-
,ss ieoIe engaging els where, board Pier Is tast
River or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. lJ3 AMI liz
Scufh.sf v
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IN PIrRSIIANCE of nn orler of the Sumo

o the County York nos hereby ven 10 ~ per
hsvns csin- THOMAS BRADY hate Of The City or
ks~ Yot. tsier, desassd pr.-cni The same ~h 'nher
he the ulrcrbsr hs e,J The 90 ts AMI
e4h Cry New Yok. ttfase the 18Th day o. he
crrnier nertDaied New York The loh day OF Jrne ~
jell lsgtpFr JAMES PAGAN E,ecrtor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

Il Smith Eq o the County Of Arg, hereby
toccdLs 90 sv al having CAIN. sss-st ANss
BRowS OF tie City u Broo. 6oea 81 hat they
CURED ihlf the With the youhs the cot TO the uS-c der
the ofcr Gaheri Stny NJ ~ Wssi The CITY O. Nv
Yot teioe The 9Th dy 81 Sov-be- n-,Lii;ed My n
s52. E,,l IavG1nFsl WILLIAM BROWN. AdfnIs>ti ator
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TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female sup
II por.ers Lace Stosk.s-,. Knee-Cap AID other Band.
a.e Spiral Supports Instruments for KNOCK kEe.s az
NseS2ees G: the Josfs and all kinds OF Bss and Ba-s
asc GIcnr TTvssss hand and made 10 order, a. Dr.
GLONER'S, No. Il Ansl-st., sez- lie Hassum
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Professional Notices.

~ VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMITS
VI SIOkER Of EMIGRATION for WISCONSIN-OE
fl 10. 10 Gree nwichs, hewYoTk, open from O'Clock
g. till o'clock L. NJ. Pamphlets aud verbal infJrna-
Con- fIom reliable and authentic sources viii DO gwen
sbteffpy end free of expense TO oil whe intend
atle in the State Of Wisconsin Of the finest
4 The rieh and beautiful Valley Of the Mississippi.
IT s. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
u . vofld-indispensble 70 traveers-issued by
J. y. MONIES, Notary, No SIS Broadway
WILLIAM ARNOLD, NJ. D., Dentist, has
w removed from No. Weuen-s.. to No 4 Clinton
rlsee, sthst, first door west Of Broadway.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trn.ns leave pier foot Of Duanest. rs follows;
EXPRESS TRAIN st9 AN. for Dunkirk connecting with
6cass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandussy, Toledo sud
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAI TRAIN ct AN for all stations.
WAY TRAIN at s 80 PM, VIZ Penn0nt, tor Delaware
MIGHT FyPREss TRAIN ct PM Tor DuntirS, connect-
g i'm rslass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
FMIGI.Yr TRAIN AT ) PM via Fremont
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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sIJCCEDANEUM-This Fluid

Extract Of Medicinal Herbs, the Receipt OF which has
hen NJ 10 tie advertiser frsm Germany where hss re-
NAMED noe; valuable secret for century IN fs-
tibsuhsd family has proved intAhble remedy ~ tee
cure OF Ineigtstiou Dyspssis, Dizrness Of the He.d
Ccut and Rheuntt en- Cole Pan OF The Heart, Crsh 1nr
Wmus Itpuries the .y.se throughout strrngrhons the
nsrves AID spirits shsrpens tie stoT the
of Limbs cures TIE HccouTh and Heartburn ceres al
krss of Cole in cnef lis in fact sure reuedy inr
he rs.cracn a tie vitality OF evea Tire moi d-syei
pe4sOls AL an nahbe preventive ssaias, ~ M co-s
Inc Tr';T. ifrs It1reiy 10, P1-rr ~ " afify
dr. hoe sy,tst ana ont, opesie a gn " " IL bSasS
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-
IN Qua snd ELMIRA Railroads.&c. Arrangements
Trans lssve kewYo.k and Ene Railroad Pier foot Of
Dusne-st.) ss follows:
Mail Tram A. NJ arrives at Elmra at ol p ", stays
Over night leaS A. NJ for CaHapdagu Roces
Buffalo Niagara Falls and all the principal townsiD West
Newly OK ard Canada
Klt Express at T. 81 directly through to Cananaaigus
and All places above mentioned. Passengers by this train
in Elrnra FTeights for the above places VIII
be- ta.en hy Express Freight Tram at Z. ~
WILLIAM q. LAPIIAH, Supt C. and T. n r
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IN PURSUANCE of an orler of Jesse C.

sn,h Of the Conny II king. ,o;ce hereby
all having claim ssla-t RICHARD DOUGLASS
late 81 II. Cy Bro deceasd that they required
hl; with the voucher, Thereof, 10 the u6er, Al his
ofce Trea uFeE Ofce, tie City Hail. Al the q u
the 18th dy o. Janlafy rettD ted Jay
1854 CRAWFORD c. SMITH, Administrator.
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NEW.HAyEN aud NEwLONDON RAIL.

NEW-HAVEN aud NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEAENr-On snd
EDNESDAY, Aug 49, 1852 Traias Will run a. fol-
lows:
Leave New-HAven at 73O a. NJ Accommodation Train
Er NewLonGOn stopping a. al stations - A. NJ. Tx
pros Train for GuihoTd, Connecticut River Lyme aud
New London, connecting with the steamboat and railroad
lres for Sionir Providence and Newport go r VI,
Accommodation Train for keLoadon, stopping at all sta
tiOns.
Leave New London at $50 A NJ Accommodating Train
for New Haven stopping az all stations 1910 A. VI, Ex
press Train tor Lyme Connecticut River, GuloFd and
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence and
Sonngton in the morning. arriving At New-l>,Ddon
take this train for NewYOrk $50 M Accommodation
Train for NeW-Haven. stopping at Gil statOnS
The IL Is A. NJ Express TTaln leaves New Haven on The
arrival Of the A. NJ. Express Train from New York
The 655 r. n. Accommodation Train leaves NewHayen
the arrival Of the $50 p n Express Train from New
York.
The Trains leaving New-London at $50 A. VI. and 1910
A. ~. connect at New Hsven with NewYorS Trains al
925 A. NJ aid LIS /. NJ.
Passengers BY the $50 r. NJ Train from NevI.pud
the Txrress Trims at Newiayeu for Hartford aud
Springfield, Tor New-York, the saIne evening.
RICHARD n. DOWD, Sup't
New Hayep. Angus. IL. 1852.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fan Ar

II UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar
Il rsngemtnt Through Fares all Trans between
Newly ORA ana Albany al So Trains leave Chambers S.
daily Sundays excepted for Albany and Troy.
Express Train A. NJ. through in hours, connecting
with Trains eechng Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening.
Mail Troin 9 A. M-Through Way Train. and 4P. NJ.
Express Train 1. INSTRUMENTATION Train $50 r. NJ.
For peokskill at 7 A M 7. NJ. and 6l5 Z. NJ
For Po'keepsie at $50 A. ~ and $50 T. NJ stopping at
all Way Sltions-Sunday Mail Train 5 =. n. from Canal
s-Pas ngers taken Chambers, Canal Christopher nth
and 3lststs. GEO. STARK. Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C

Il SMITH 20 Surrogate oi the County nj kng Doucr hsfey
sv.n AZ having clam. agunr CDtsE
LIUs VAN CLEEf, hate OF The (Fy OF Brook dec-l-si, that
they repaired exhibit the with the voucher thereof
he .ulsorier Charlie Lovrcy 4 his oe, No 81 ton
City Brook e.ore the l7th Day OF February
Dated July p, 1854 - . -
CHARLES c. BELTS, }
JACOB b. ROERUM Executors
CHARLES J. LOWREY)
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'0' "e'sN' OF pas ". e. 0SKFoRD, No % wall-st
TIME SLIGHTEST and CHEAPEST

TINE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
i ROUTE.--NANDERBILT LlNE.--FOR SAN
line giving tickets for cros5ng the
htfmus The new 61ub,-enGne steamship STAR OF
TIE WEST, 2Ccotua Will leave from Pier No. North
kver al O'Clock 7. NJ, precisely, on ifURDAf, Nov
G. for San Juan del Nore direct connecting with the PA
CFC steamer the Nicaragua Transit Route having but
Twelve miles Of land transportation.
These unsurpassed IN then acconinodeaens
and Ventilation.
ID. ID. ALLEN Agent,
No. o ttery-p!ace, stairs
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Tor SAN FRANCISCO.-The new and

E'OR SAN FKANCISCU.-Ihe new unI
IL maenifc.n mt clipper ship SIROCCO, Capt John L;
sGrfcsd, viii el from from New YORK about the lst OF
JANUARY. Persons shout proceeding TO California wa
(tpt HON, will find this ship the mos desTaDe convey
red Sic 10 2Oo0 tuns burden, iu thre-
6alsr and las been arranged expressly or the Paclhc
ard Fat India trade with cabins of unusual extent nd
.n6or sup, or TO those Of the best European pa set
dips Early APPLICATIONS necessary for passage as ln'
fsd number VIII he taken.
For freight Ngc, apply To- - o,,,,u
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WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-rhrre Daily
Lnes 70 and from Aibary. Fare 81 s. The rzius lesve
sty Han Station, corn Trycn-rOw aud Cen.e-st, daily,
Sordsys exeeptedl a. follows: -,
let Tram 7Se A. n. Wsy.rasil Tam, stopping =; al
Cd Trsin A. H. EIpres. Train, s.cppins ., Cro,on
Fails, Dover Plans, Hlsdse and Chs,hern -Four Corr-
81 Trsin, SIS " Express Train, stopping a, Cro'on
LaIs Dover Plans, Millerton, Hn-iale and ChaIasIn
TouT Corners .
Returning VIII lesys East Albany al sad II A. " sn1
4P. T. d. sLOAr, Superintendent
DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.
~ On and sler Sep; q. the following tEain' VIII
s55A N, with pszsensrr. connecting q, sOa,h Nor
wAlk, with the New .icIk and New-Hs'sn Ia ~ t'AiA
sis NJ with passengers and freight connecting With
The hewYeIA tnd NeE1Haven IS ~ r u a. S2' r. IL
e20 n with PASSENGER. and freight, receiving pzs-
SINGERS from the New-York and Ne--Haven A. n tram
e 5wPN with passengers only. receiving PasscnseTs
from the NeW-York aud Ne--HAytn $50 2. ~ Express
ton New.Hsveu. HARVEY SMITH. Superintendent
Danhury. SEPT 2. lS52
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ltROAD-wISTEk ARRAssgsErT.-Novernb l, ls12
Trains, ont OF Observation-Disclosures and Special
at snd 1IS A NJ and z. NJ, through TO New-Haven
Aisle A ". and q P NJ. for Port Chester.
The III NJ runs in connection with train rom New
Haven to Hsrtord and Springfield and with train over Se
T1rpEss TRAIN. stsAM and o. P. NJ. for New-Hayen
Hartford srIlDsf.Id Worcester AID Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads. These TRAVIS connect ct
haven with train. OF the NewLondoI Road 70 New
London EorW ich, Stonington and Providence.
Tie 8 A. NJ. stop. al Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
usotns with Housstonic aud Nausatuek Railroads az
Bridgeport The 81 P NJ, stops Stamford NorwGk and
BndteJort connecting with Dsnbury Railroad At Sorvak
ara with Hou,sioie and NsnEarUcb RaToadsa Bridgeport
TrSius into acknowledgements and Specialist
81 and IS A H.. and % P. NJ, through from New
Haven.
The s35 A NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford kewLondon and Canal Railroads al New Haven
lie NJ receives pass from Hartford end spring
field and Northern RailToeds.
FxPRFss TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival Of trains
from Boston at II and So p NJ (stoPpine BRIDGEPORT
Eorwalk and Stamford y l.avns Boston at A. NJ and
S4P D. Trains Of the New London Road run ia ocunec
ton.
See large bill Of Advertisement the Station Heu.e and
r,jpcirsl hotels. GEO w WHISTLER Jr, Sap't
Hew-Hsven, November, 1852
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Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RlNFR-1he splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE. Capt. VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt.
Bsuisrniu BIsyton leave alternate DAYS, tSandays
ecrted) from Pier Nc. \. p, TIE Battery. At n
Fer freight apply board, the Office Pior No
TISpALE BORDEN, Agents, Nos 10 and III Westst
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Of the Couny Of New fors hereby to III
having dim Fssr EIIAhIn HORTON. late OF the City OF
New iok dces ed 10 With vvucher hore 10
tie be- lsr hi o No. ia Warren the CITY Of Ncw
loi or lee The twelfth dy Of APl neALDaed New fos,
The 5;h d. Il Oftober, 1881.
Of Iav,mF- CHARLES STERLING, Executor.
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EEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

N Il w in anu ON i'StNNiSSO
N STEAMSHIP LINE-TllROuGu 10 san FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
IS1HMUS.-The new and splendid sseuInsip UNITED
STATES NpI. L. Berry, Commander VIII leave New
yeIk for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay, FRIDAY Novem-
kI "a at O'Clock NJ precisely, connecting a Panama
vith the double engine steamship CORTES, 800
tlis Thomas b. CTopptr. Commander, winch steamship
ksvs ranena uie arrival Of the passengers by tne
UNITED STATES, for San Frncisco, stopping only at
kesrpeo for supplies. This line has tailed 70
vet At The appointed time.
These vtss r. in accommodations ventilation, speed and
ATTY, Unsurpassed An experienced physicis, is at
tched to each steamer.
Passengers viii be landed the wharf at tspnwsl and
hte the lau6nia RailToad.
Passengers are cautioned that all tickets for this hne
uurs b. OF the signature q the undersigned and that
s'her Yaes authorized TO se tickets at
Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS Co.. No 70 Broadway NY.
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CI-pRFME COURT-In the matter Of the

application Of ne Mayor Aldermen aad Community O. hey
o. New Ho.s relative The OPENING II ONE HUNDRED tns
w ENVY THIRD STREET. hom the ThndaVelae 10 tie
avenue ea.iey ,ids Of Muunt Morn The rSsh
o. sad CfyPubhe rotse hereby IS the Mayor Al
Cononay The Guy New loTk pursunito iains
J. such p, rd ssd the Mayor Aldermen
u tho CU q Nav Yi ntsad to maze cation
he tlsrne Of New York. SPIRAL fc
sad he held the CITY Hall the CITY Of ST YoA.
Ffsgy November ls - the Of the
Cusf cn-e be heard of
apiouisr o Comm " Estimate aud Ass7.~ut m te
entitled .a1 eaiea OF the improve
men; hothy inter ded j. tie OPENING OSE HUNDRED and
Nv ENTi THIRD STREET from tie 1hd svrane 10 TIE nez
es,efy sd- OF Mount Norm n" i"eiif
Nafa 81 sad Cy. M The pan OF saj -, oief
hy Of o. tie L.g-'u.e II IL People u tho stale
eu,kj An A rerye 10 Imp oycnen touching the znz "4i o.
ans ROAD the City ct he iok al or otrF pafposs
,ss.sd Srl 3. Iag.-Dai-t kevY,fk. Otfohrr - ls52
o2J ulg HENRY l. DAVIES Counsei 10 the Corpofsisoh
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- Neu Yol-Tlvsrd Csi.sler asan WL-an LsrIs,efe,
49,, l. Churrh Herrst cal 3. h-scu benrtt
- r.ser s~rs % eoufr,ct To WILLIAM
IAhZILB You LsfCey oet AID required - -n-yer
~. eo-sl lh lifI tie sie o. ih- A<k
C1lLy t-~ io-k. H. tSe-y sih - Ct SIP
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tle Fs-.fr e. u b. ohcs No. WsH iae CRY "
Nork f~.H'y dys 1cf "a q H. ssn a On
you sIre Of ~ Day 81 .leh .rvae AZ yos al 70
III ssd v.a ~ .c s5rs- d lie . XXI 20 H. .e0a
asa1f i,r Is s-n q! gi hunted sn-
eel crn; VIA -rcsf rur' ne tenn ~
Ja.ssrT ttoa-d s.lf lunsi ard tty;wo hede- A9
eosl- q ~ clr-Dzss, New Yok F.t-asry - lsy-
al l.-svT W n DFRgOT. Pi.nuf' . A;.CTEey