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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
Umpire CITY LINE.-For SAN FRAN

Il
IL CISCO, via ASPlNWALL, Navy Bayi-Throash
Tickets reduced rstes-The and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA. ls00 tuns burden J. Dayton Wilson,
Commander viii leave for Aspnwall direct on TUESDAY,
the 18th October o'clock from pier No North River,
connecting Panama with the and splendid double
engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH $3.50 tlns bur-
den Robert w Foster Commander which will be
rebGint the passengers by tie Sierra Nevada
and sail immediately for San Francisco. These
unsurpassed for eed ventilation and accommodation aud
offer superior advantages for families going to California
First ard second CABIN passengers provided with State
Rooms both ships and dine at the table.
part OF the IA the City of Pittsburgh allotted to
females Passengers landed at the Panama Railroad De-
pot An experienced surgeon attached each ship For
freight or psssage, apply TO J. HOW ARD SON,
Agents, No. 81 Broadway
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YoRk-To - peoa. aisIe.ss e the ssoa So, sss1
nd .sTh you h~reby ertrd 70 sppra sfs l.
is g,sosi o. the ccsny a Vsend.s. rs :, N
. s.s n July the s5rtb day S Novsnf>f se.s :. -
, m. s4eroon ,hsa and there 10 attend ~ hna -
- a., accounts ahsn C. Gardner. - sdspsstrsiof ~
Gwen srder the h-nd snd sea, a 0s q ~ 80 ~ 49,
lis atsyrAvse, in lad Coasty ~ 49, - "a, Two
e. ohe 'h'1'~"' L n ntpcock, saffesss>
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD

~ ON snd after Sept % the following trains VIII
leave DunbuIy
l. 645A NJ with passengers, connecting AZ South Nor
walk with the Newiork enc New Haven A. NJ. train
for New.IOrk, d6Os A. NJ
SIS NJ with passengers and FREE ght connecting with
the New ork snd New-Hsysn s., ~ T. NJ az odo r NJ
Trans 10 Danbury Will leave South Norwalk
l. go, A M with passengers and freight receiving pas
sengers from the New-fork and Newiaven7 A NJ tram
from Newl ork.
2 $40 t. NJ with passengers only receiving passengers
rem the Aea-i ork and ewHaven so Z. NJ Express
TAIN fem Atw-iork and the Az accommodation tfsn
trcrr New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Danbufy. SEPT. -. 1882.
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Watcr Cure.

uYDROPATHIC INSrIrUrE-Dr
IL TRALL receives parents At the eou,ncdias City
adjustment Nc IS laghts, treceutiy enlarged By
rev briiirE) srec,s department tor the Mechanical
sio surgical trvsf,nt Of female dseases. dspaeenen
&C . under the charge Of Drs TRAIL and HOSFoRD
MRS. L. n. FOWLER. NJ d.. will consult
w with ladies medically her residence No ass Esst
Broadway, nom 3 A. NJ. toiPM
GRANGE MOUNTAIN wATER-CURE,
OsCtlh ORANGE, NEWJEhSEY.-vston 70 tbs
lrsutou take the Nors ard Eex Railroad a the foot
OF Ccrrtlsrdtst, AZ u and ls NJ, and md ePM
Retrrrinx leave Water Cure Station at aod "a A. NJ
and South Orange az 81 and 81 Pm.
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nURIJC SALE of a REVERSED, C t,C;Ia'
+. COTTON Auctioneer ,
NAI,F of RICH and HANDSOME FURNl-

F. COLToN, Auctioneer. ,,,-,
GALE of RICH and HANDSOME FURNl-
~ TURE Brussels and Ingram Carpets, OlC ioths sir
Mattresses, &c, 6c-F COTTON will sell THIS DAl,
(1Eursoey Oct a. lO o'clock ne the Auction Rooms %
Bsekmhn and 50 Anns large variety OF good C.oinet
Furniture consisting OF ParlOr Basement ard other UNI
ture such as rosewood and mahogany Sofas do French
Bedsssds snd sprngeeat Chairs Wardrobe secrstAres
with Egyptian Dress Bureaus and ashstands
Lsdies bes abes Chamber Suites IN full suites git and
mahogany Looking Glasses all sizes Brussels Tapestry ana
Ingram Carpets OIL Cloths, patent and plsn b-dtses
Extension Dining and Tea Tables Card and Sofa DO oce
Furniture and Boston Rockers, Kitchen Furniture Sc &c
Catalogues ready early the morning OF sale ana 10
postpone any account Goods packed and snipped
a moderate charge,
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CTEAMSHIPS and frst.class CLIPPER-

STEAMSHIPS and frst-claSs CLIPPER
~ SHIPS for AUSTRALfA.-The new and splendid clip
p,I-ship NEBRASKA loediug pier 40 ID, East
River bound for Port Philip, Sidney aud Melbourne, will
sa about the 18th of October for the above ports
The Nebraska is OF the finest ships that ever left this
port md without doubt expected 10 make the passage
in 10 DAYS from port 10 port This vessel ms fine library
tourd the of passengers The accommodations Of
tbs splendid ship have been surpassed in
this country For freight pcssage, apply TO 4. RpNER
c. H. CASTLE, or TO NOUNG 4 CO, No. 1886 West-st.
opposite the New York ard New-Jersey Rl Office.
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Sails BIN 1nrtion.

A LOTION sALE.-A splendid lot Of double
W bite aid Fnbrisia CaIn.l-. full Of buds and WI
LO~eT osTng tie holidays will be sold Anotion At No
Jolnst, Oh SATURDAY, at II O'clock The psIt- Of
roT quality, and from the gren-hOusc- OF Wisn
NJ White. Catalogues now ready.
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Clothing, Sc.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
i siIk Hats AZ sS-Sl lees than Broadwey prices Neat
b,,s.tslN BROWN,
10. lss Csnals;- one door from Sullivan.
THE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT.--For the
Il celebrated ateut porous, health and harpreserving
hat call al DRAKE 4 co.'s, No. Bowery. The Porols
Hat ins all The d,,rrbe qualities Of the Beaver Hit
rpfIying :he nj lusr OF the hair IN
lie ntIpsr. DRAKE CO. No. 3 bcwery y. 1.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcgER, Auctioneer

pEREMITORY SALE of ~ LOTS Of
Il GROUND on the NINTH-AIENUE in the EIGHTH
WARD Of the CITY OF BROOKLYN at AUCTlON.-AN-
THCNY J. BLELCKER will eel at Auction THURS
DAY Oct H. at II O'Clock II the Merchants Exchange in
tie City Of NewYOrk, the following choice Lott, viz:
On 9thav Brooklyn 80 desirable Lots Of Ground stu
aed both sides OF 9thnv IN the With Ward OF the City
Of forming the entire front OF four blocks of ground
bounded by 18th, 10th ana Brs1On-sfs.
Also i6 Lots OF Ground in of the above fronting
10TH 10th and BrbNtonss The above lors nearly all
full size, and all lie in body. Located they
rapidly improving neighbOhood, good soil and high
gOuid they certainly become valuable thereby
offering unusual Inducements for the nvestmet o.. capital
portion of the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage Mars describing the above property with
full particulars be obtained OF the Auctionee No
Broed-st., Ny. (No. 2,077)
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vTHE NEW A. l CLIPPER SHIP TOR

TIIE NEW A. l CLIPPER SHIP IOR-
Il RENT, for PORT PHILLIP aud SYDNEY, AUS IRA
LlA-To sail 25 OctoberThe splendid accommodations
tins hne ship well worthy OF ANIMATION ny
persons about engaging passage AUSTRALIA The ship
is new and her being completed will % found to
be pnequnled by those OF any other ship for Ight arr or
T.. RICHARDSON 4 co, No. 81 South-st, or ELLIOT,
ARkELL CO. No. 10 Pearl-st. n BAH goods IN
tended for shipment and orw arded will be tended 30
without any charge of commission. l.. X. 4 co.
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,

and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, OF this hne regularly 50 hereto.
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River, nrs' wharf
above Batery-psce daily Sundays excepted, a. z NJ,
and stoningt0n at o'clock NJ, or arrival OF mall
train, " hich leaves Boston AZ Z. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at p New-bstford and Iaun-
passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF the
n all train AZ Mansfield
For freight passage, apply the office, No 10 Battery
place or on board the boats.
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Annlr 10
STEAMER. for HALIFAX,

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
IL NOvA-SCOTlA-The new and splendid steamship
SIR JOHN HARVEY, bulk expressly for this line, and
furnished n elegant style for the accommodation Of Passe
gers will leave the End Of Long Wharf Boston, for nah
fsx every SATURDAY. O'Clock Z. NJ, and leave halt
fax for boston every TUESDAY O'Clock NJ. Fare
First Cabin including meals slo. Fsre-Second CABIN,
without meals S. For freight or passage, apply 70 CLAIM,
JONES co, Boston; +. WIRE Co, hAhiaxi or the
CariAin on boar.-BOstOn, July 81, 1872.
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X. W. WEsTcoTr, Auctioncer.
/, ClT T. 80 IInITsEInI n LNI-D\

X. W. WEsTcoTr, Auctioncer
/ ARGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE THIS Thursday MORNING. icy o'clock, at
NO. lf6 GTeCnW icav Consisting al the senteel Furni
Of family Handsome Sofas Tate-a-Tstes rosewood
mahogany and walnut Bedseacs Feather Beds Hair Mat
tesscs ell rosewood End mahogany, VOtTe and
ing ChaiTs Rockers, mableop and plain Bureaus Dining
CrG Gard Tables nai betop, center and side do st Mir
carved mahogany Chairs, cottage and maple do
hog6ny Wsssi6nd CTockeIy, Girandolrs hail and solar
LaIs, Wardrobe, Dyaus. Carpets &C, with number of
Gle gGnty framed Painting and EngeynGs The whole will
be sold pepuptorily ram shine.
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ale0ical.

Prem the Do.iou Chr -yype)
EAIIION-Ihe great popularity OF WlS-
" TARs bALsAN OF WILD CHERRY ms rnfuccd
cone urccnary ncy duas in VARIOUS paris Of the country "
ccnpourd quack the purpose OF deceVns the
pubic and NJ money the weearnet Iepa,etDn =.
us rty valuable medicine The interests oftle proPr eor
cannot surr tile can bat keep the pubic informed against
tie Ii atte nj ted 70 be paled On % TN nIne
Of the Wild Cherry ceytan that no Lnedeine ever
rrcyed SO cacous long catalogue OF ae most common
dsesfts Which, human ess Is heir to- or preserved me
Fer rd lite Of 80 many thousands Of our race as has Dr.
Wletsrs Ea!saua- Mr. SETH w. FOWLE, Druggist No
S st. Is the sole proprietor Of the original re-
49, koh AZ sale and retail aud Of whom also agencies
s.n h. oLa.nsd Tie genuine and original Dr. WlsrARS
EALSAM Of WILD CHERRY hAs been extensively Cum
f.T,a In PHILADELPHIA and thousand bottles Of tie
Al urcrs tafCn thrown into the market and extensively
e,IelieS Ills 10 caution Dealers and the public gem
ery ssanst purchasing OeT sn that having tie writ
I'm .. netsTe Of !. 1t ITS On the wrapper.
FcI sac wholesale retail by A. B. Sands Gene
raj AGENTS No lO0 Fulton st.; Thomas Maxwell No IS
Wiilisnl.t John Mlhsu No ls3 Broadway; Aston and
Irving House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO-

IN GEES OF the SALE OF the RE AL ESTATE ~ WILLIAM
tCfER 81 the City New Yok, dccssscd ats-tste lately
und.r the odr Of the Surrogate Of the County Of New Yo
smrs stsFe, 81 the City OF New York ted echoer.
oned bs the s MAKE sale the real
am Soef late Of The Cay of New forh dece-sed
eed eized for " his debts the
uchca made nd WILL BE DISTRIBUTED by the sad
ACCORDING 10 LAW ~ the sugros1fs's Ofe tho
Cy New York The eshh Of November clock
tie oehcon Of hai ey-Daed @ d dsy of septembe ls2.
s97 sw 81 zABRisKIE, P'octos &e.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrro.

Il safe 81 the Couniy ol N~yosk hereby
en- h.vrs ann Ssaipt WILLIAM cHARDAvoYNE late Of
The Cyo New foFk dcoeAed pFessat the With
thereof 70 The utscrtsrs Their oce No ia Cherry
Cay 81 New iok tore the 2ist DAY o, February
y. ted, New Y0k the nh day of Ausust 1854
THOMAS c. CHARDAy0YNE (p.
suig lavtmIhs GEORGE ~ CIARDAyOYxE h'e'""~
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Tor KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.
Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Mlusyst Per,
daily, Il L. NJ H. Turning, leaves heypor AZ A NJ,
(sunds ys exeepted) ~ -
kLliORT DikECT-Steamer JOHN HART leaves
Murrav fler IL A NJ t5gEd.ys anu Mondays excp;ed)
RetuIrg esves r. ypOrt, duly, Saturdays and sundays
excepted j ~ Z /. NJ.
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DISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE
~ The copornershp heretofore existing between John
Mellon and Robert Kirk, under the firm of NELSON
KIRK is tins day DISSOLVED.-NewY York, Oct 8, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner-
IN ship existing between Mrs. b VAN HOUTEN and tue
undermined carried on under the firm of Mrs. T. VAN
HOUTEN No 81 Nassau is this day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Oct IL 1852. }. L. bROOkS.
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NJ. u. BUTLER, AuctiOneer.
nAINTINCS AUTOGRAPHS and BOOKS

I1AINIINCS, AUIUGhAPIS and bUUho
Il o. AUCTION on THURSDAY, Oct. II, at lol o'clock,
No s. WalkeT-st O and valuable collection belong
g 70 the late Mr. John DOggett Jr consisting OF about
70 PAINTINGS valable 80 volumes Bo1ks rare
6Dd oUrous; q Autograph Letters OF Washington Jefer-
,on Laiayee ana Others; also, two Gold Watches En-
srayle Of Transit guTaon by Morghen aud 10 numbers
Of The on gna Richards Aanac win be sold by order
OF the assignee who holds them collateral security
Catalosues be had the Public Administrator Office
No N6sedust
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CUPFRIOR COURT. City of New-York.-

~ 10 tIL Ban anA Henry Stanton A-ssnees o ssihsns w.
Fowler William T. Coet ard Charles cook, Plaintiff, AGAINST
VI Nhsr, Deientsnt summons for money demand
rst-1o " LILLIAN WHITE Drend'nf' You are hereby
nd I'D ieaued the complaint tins which
~ led the OEe Of Csss q the Guy aDi County of
New fOk hrd 20 feve cupp 81 yosr o th- ssi CON
The nbseh-r his cnce No. Ia Brd~ay, Se~ fok
sbn the hereof exclusive of tie
81, Il l.L seyis aEd sl 10 the said eompan.
the se.aa. the psd.in th- action will take juds
you the of handed AMI dollars add
with late beside. the Of tbs acton.
Dated s-,f =, D6s WILLIAM pEET Plaintiffs Attorney.
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l.
nrFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
VsIRANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Walst, corner Of
Pesrl-st. n,r,r com oOO
Az nm e,ecton held tins day, the following gentlemen
,1e chosen D,rcctors Of this Company for the ensuing
ssSmr,on Moore Moses Taylor, George Elder,
p@r, X sherman. Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skddy,
T,tsi Malun Alex. ii. Grant Chas- BslknalteT,
Rufus story, Ass = T9itef' James % " c isou
Henry Edss, lsaact. Taylor, William X Foster
At a subsequent meeting OF the Board, SAMSON
MOORE, ESQ., unanimously re ected President OF the
COMPANY J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
n B.-This Company continues 10 insure buildings Mer
chlrGst Household Furniture Vessels IN Port &c the
n oct favorable AL losses promptly adjusted and
laid.
DEpUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
HI suIsuce Buildings, corner OF Wall and WIliarns;s
Ufhcts Nee. 10 and II, ground hc ~.
This Company, having their Capital of sloO,Wo psd in
sh ard securely invested prepared 10 insure against
loss ard damage by fire on favorable terms
The charter OF the Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders AZ the rate Of per cent
num- ioui-hhs the remaining profits are 70 be divided
among the assured scrip bcarng interest which scrip
10 be eGeemsbe in cash whenever the accumulated prosts
and capital tbsli amount 10 Sl,O~,VV.
TRUSTEES:
les Gsilard Jr, John A stephens SIS. Rowland
JAS NJ. Waterbury, James Warren, stephen Whitney,
f,,osr, Curtjs Arthur Leary, Dan. u. Fearing
G,ore, 4 AIDE NJ w Hamilton. VIM II. Russell,
n : Keuuodv D. uning DutI, Aug. {. Downing
loAD I A,,ot IN John Stew ard Jr, q. b. Lamar,
sd a D,Ino Robert b Mlaturn, Wm. II. Aspnwsll
Jn'tsC Bell Reuben WiiheIs WRi. b Duncan,
DAME Drake Smith Edward {. Center, has. II. Russell,
Fred g. Foster, JOSIAH OaAes lsAzc To"n-end,
I'"s "Ni- ROBERT S. HONE, President.
DUNCAN 7. CURRY, SECRETARY
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR WSBURY, HIGHLAND
Il DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE, Nong Branch,) PORT
WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK,
Middetuwu,l and RID BANk.-The popular steamer
EDWIN LEWIS, Capt. p. Cores, will leave Robinson
q Pier North River, ~ follows;
SEw-YoRK FROM shkE"shekr.
Saturday Oct = ~ A NJ Friday, Oct. l. A NJ.
Tut,oay Oet.5 II A NJ. Mondsy, Oc;. T. - A. ".
Thu,seiv Oct. l. Up NJ " odnesd.y Oct. q, \. NJ
Safuicsy, Oct y z NJ FHc1y, Oct =, r NJ
Tutseav oct. y. 2P.M. Monday. Oct IL, u r n.
WEDNESDAY Oct IS SPIN. Wednesday, Oct. IS, A ~
Thsrscay Oct H. 81 Z. ". THURSDAY De-. IL IA Il.
Saturday Oct. 10, " A ". Friday, Oct. Is A. ~
Stsges vii be ia readiness 10 convey passengers 70 al
parts OF the country.
n B-Eor further Information apply 20
BEssON : BRUUWER, No. Isl West-s;-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

IL of the New York her-hy al
persons ha,ns claims the estate OF GEORGE STOUT,
ie = the City Of New Yok. leceased the With
vcrcher thereof the sbcber at his s Of easnes No ssI
po-dwv the City ~ Now York before the secoad t Of
Feb "e,tDsd New iort the sr-t dsy september 1892
- iA~6niThS JAMES ID. STOUT Administrative
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EOR ALBANY-Farc. 80 Cents.-The new
len I,,,pfly 6tifd ~ a. night bst vita
ron. ao h. Iths in most ee AID .atstaLl. manner,
viii ,onn4.uce running from her dos foot Of R1ons1,
lsrly ,Verv TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
., A.. SAL hour The tsv-ng community vii nnt every
erect o. irvnotr ti-T coufof FOR trisnt
OF Issusr sp1ly GU bosrd, o. 70 ,,,..,,
No. = Fryntst, y. Y
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW-The Glasgow and New-Y orN Steamship
Conpany's powerful rev Steamship GLASUOW, 100
tuts and 80 horse power Robert Craig, ComnaIder vii
sail frcu New ok for Glasgow on SATURDAY, 9th Nov
and on SATURDAY. 18th JsEuasy- AZ II O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin. (SulooE State Roonis). ............s@
First Cabin, (sdship State ROoms). ............ -
Second Cabin. .'.:.':.,' '''''''''''' ."
Stewards fec included.
Apulyto j. McSYMON, 80. 81 Broadway.
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HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctoneer at,
WILL SELL I HIS DAY, at lo3
O'Clock at the house No 7o5 Greenwichst, between
reserve cotssur of Sofas Chars Carpets Beds Bedding
Bedsteaas &c; kitchen Furniture, OIL Cloth, Carpets
China and Glassware. Sale without rain or shine
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DYs. DRAPER-FRIDAY. Oct. Is. at the

by 5. DRAPER.-FRIDAY Oct. 10, at the
~ y S. Navy YsId, Brooklyn Il ocioct VI, for cssh
On delivery. Bsnkshle money only received Bureau Of
PROVISIONS-H bbls Of Pork. - so-2ro do. Beef y
2lS6 do Of Flour 2ols pounds Of RICE y do Of Rssns,
l25 DO Of Pickies p CO DO Bread 2l9 do Of Sugar
50 do Of Tea SO do. OF Butter, 81 do of Chee- 40 gs
Ions Of Btsps S do Of Moias.-, do. vi Vinegar 1859
pounds Of Dried Apples, 81 Bag.
CLOTHING-l0 blue Pea osets, 10 blue Monkey Jack
cts IL blue Round jackets 10 blue Cloth Trowser III blue
FsEDe OveTshrs 10 blue Flannel Und-r-hirt 46S Fsn
mel Draw assorted pairs WOODEN Socks 81 black Six
Hdki II Mattresses, II pair Zip Shoes 70 pair Calf
Blankets, 81 yards blue Flannel 24lt yards Sheetng
Linen Is pairs Boots 10 Guernsey Frock good order
PAYS Shaving Brushes, 10 Scrub Brushes. l04 Shoe
Brushes Shaving Boxes 321 Navy Coat Buttons l52
Navy Nest Buttons s. l6S Deedeye Buttons, Isl pounds
Beeswax, 2G9 boxes Backing IL Cosre Combs 10 Fine
Combs Jsck-knifr Looking Glasses bottle Mustard
ISIS Needles, ! Messpan, Is Tin Pans . Tin Pots, II
Scissors, n pounds Soap, 80 cakes Shaving soap IS4
pieces Tape, l2 Thimbe- - pounds Tobacco, ounces
Threed l-6 spoos Sewing Cotton 10 Silk Pocket Hdkfs,
SCI hau6s OF GTss- for hats.
To be reInON ed immediately after the slle.
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vCHE EYE and tbe FAP-Dr LUTENER's

THE EYE and the EAR-Dr. LUTENER's
ufrnsry for the exclusive treauel; Of da es o. ne
Rye snd the Ear open 1ay, except sGndAJSl NOM
A. =. urtii 7. ~
The ueeess which has attended d.. Lseae!s ecoverys
rrTrrcsctnrd
Deafness dsch.rres urd noises l.; the ears permanently
cured without risk pain. Shcrt weak and impeTiee'
sirht resforrd. -
Al letters must Re pospad ard eon;an he zee Of 81, to
receive attention.
BNone but professional business attended 70 dnr;as
ofee horTs-
II s PASSPORTS for all parts of the
- . wo.ld-izdispe nsable 20 tr4veleFs-iSsged BY
j. B. MONIES, Notary. Nc. g. Broadway
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NIENFIELD PATENT STARCH.-Copy

" OF Testimonial from the LaundTos o; Her Maestys
RCya Laundry. Richmond, Sur1cy;
Mn " oIHEKsFcoN, No. 90 DunOrst. Glasgow;
TIE Gtrfed Patent Powder S;Gfch has now been used
Il soue time IN tha, department Of the Royal Laundry
vh're All tle finest goods arc finished for Tier Majesty,
pm O. Alhstt and the Royal Family and have much
ucasue u informing you that has gwen tue highest ss
htnop NJ MEGR Launtrcss 20 Her Majesty:
Royal Laundry. Richmond. near London, 18Th Nay 49,
WIocSse Ag,nt GEORGE WALKER, No. -'S3 W ash
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
" HOUGHTONs P.p-in or Gastric Juice, prepared
Cu rtpnet Inc natural remedy for distressing
risnt Agents BALL co, NO. 40 Ssssau-st-
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO.-The
l. new and elegant Steamship UNITED STATES, VIM.
C. Ferry. Commander. will leave ewYork on TUESDAY,
October TO- at T. NJ precisely; connecting at Panama
with the new double-eugine Steamship CORTES T. b.
Cooper, Commander which vessel leaves Panama the
arrival OF the passengers. For passage apply
DAVIS. BROOKS 4 co, General Agents
Ne 28 Beaver-st- New York, or TO
JONES & JOHNSON, No. lO4 Westst, cor. Liberty
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~ Yoh.- BENJAMIN CURTIS STILES D. LIGHrHoURNE
and DIArA IiCH1HoJRNE against wILIIAM w. CAMP
FfIL, fLHAPE1B SHELTON and SAMUEL l. BURRIrr
for re not ser To the Defendants You
be- umRsnd nj compliant
wLhh Gisd lie Ofs
New Yoik the Cay Hall SAID city ad 10
the fad compliant the spbenber hi. OH No -
VIII sad city, within twenty days asf the of tbs
c,iu,ye OF the day Of saeh and
al the aid ,onpsit wtnn the time sorcsad the plum
III 81. atn MI aly The Count ss the relief demanded
the ccm n. ini.-D ted Nov York. July 10 1854
HENRY r. DAVIES Plaintiff Attorney
k.2 lswl2wTh No. ~ Waist, New fort.
Phase he BRe that the ccnplsni he shove nton hled
With tie Gle l. and At he pl., ~nioDs the day OF
July, lsfe. II. y. DAVIES Piainih-' Attorney
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.NtRIcAN and FOREIGN PATENTS

" NJ. MINI A CO Editors and Publishers Of
me Senr6c 4esfcun continue 20 transact fa'ent Dust
res M Ell toultries where laws exist for the pfotrcon OF
y,rtor, They attend 20 soliciting Patents II me lea
stfts Great britain France, Belgium kassA AUSTRIA
Piusfi. Dutch Government, SPAN, Cuos, ete hA''s
ty6ry requisite facility, they can insure PROM - -,
H. n Nv ettc or at their oce No .s fuont sun buid-
irgf, Ntw-lo-k.
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Hlillinrrp.

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WI Bounss Caps and Flower No 400 Broadway, \ y
and No. 1884 COngress-st., Savannah, Ga. -
Miss 5. A. CONN., Dressmaker Pans Fashions NO w.
Broadway.
THO the LADlES.-Our Fall Style Ladies
Bonuets ofdrab felt black and drab beaver are now
ready for their inspection. made from the best stock ~ mar
ket Also laIse and beautiful stock of Boys and al
dren silver and drsb Felt Hats and Caps with new pat
ers of black ard drab Fur Hats for Bows and Misses
and Embroidered cloth CAPS Of every OF the latest
Paris fashions at MONARQUES old establishment No.
218 BOweTy.