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~ The Editor of The Richmond Enquirer

~ The Editor of The Richmond Enquirer
savs be hoard en- anecdote few evenings since % the fel
lowing mrport: negro preacher was holding forth
to h, congregation upOa the subject Of obng The com
me 10 DO ia dis book, (holdng up the Bibec dat I'm
coxin 10 do III see in dat must Jump troo sfun WALL
I'm GOWN % jump Ell H. Gwoin roe " longs 70 Cod
jumpin' att 'lopss D. ME
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WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE 81

w BROTHER, Nos 81 Fulton st and 49, Bowery, would
call the of their numerous friends and customers
that visiting the city, II they want OF hne Ood
Watch such Beesey, Tobias Cooper Taylor and other
celebrated Makers Silver Ware, such Forks Spoons
Teassts Gold Jewery, &C. that are now prepared
better than sell the aforementioned goods on the
reasonable terms Our stock large and well selected
regards tsse cheepness aid durability Our mode OF
doing business 70 buy and te for cash and goods war
cited
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ALBERr II. NIcoLAY, AuctioDeer

H. ICOLAY, AuctIOnecr
DERE1PTORY SALE OF 80 CHOICE
CITY of NEWARK, WITHIN 40 MINUTES ofthe CITY
OF NETWORK.
ALERT ii. NICoLAY will cell on TUESDAY Nov.
So Il O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange 20 beaut
FIJI Building Lots and Cottage sites located the city OF
Newark n j. These lots all feet front and rear and
Ice deep end viii be sold with the privilege OF ad
Joining ots OF size This property sltuatei
the highest point Of elevation in the city Newark and the
soil is Of the finest quality and Immediately IN the rear OF
the mansion OF VIM Rankin, Esd and adjoining the former
beautiful residence Of Joseph c. Wallace, Esq These lots
front Fsirmount ard Lteton-sys., which ere 10 feet
wide. running from Bank ST. 20 Orangeav and west Bank
Camden and Cabinet These lois without tear VI
cCatTsdicOu the most splendid building sites wnn ~
miles Of the NeWNork having perfect panoramic
view OF the city Newark bay and harbor and surrounding
country and with the naked eye be the steamships
and sailing vese going ana ont the Newfork HaTb0r
water IN this part OF the city OF Newarks OF the Pnres
quality coming from solid rock and IS unsurpassed Ihee
churches OF most all denominations and --heos IN the
Immediate vicinity OF this property These lots are with
out execution the that have been offered auction IN
tbs section OF the country for many years. o..
The City OF newark is of the most pleasant cites IN
the Union aud tie largest in the State of NcwJerey con
tanning about ~ 900 inhabitants and property ls increasing
very rapidly value locations for private residences
The Will Gil he graded az the expense OF the owner
Merchants mechanics, and Others dong business IN New
York live the City of Newark and reach New
in 50 TO 20 minutes Newark only nne mes ny me New
jersey Railroad, and miles BY the plank road, from
JeTseyCity.
The cans leave the ferry every half hour until II PM and
the only $50 per year. Omnibrses leaTe
Newark end New ork every ID minutes and the three
smboas ply daily. The fare by omnibus and steamboat
it. only l.! cents.
Terps-Ten per cent. and the AuconeeIs fees on the
dsy of sale 30 cent the 2st of December when the
deeds win be delivered and the balance, 5O per cent IN
remain bond and mortgage for three years AZ per cent
discount of per cent viii be made on all lots bought Tor
furnished 10 every purchaser For and full parcu
lsas apply 10 the Auctioneer, No. 40 Wallst. tSS)
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Uaier Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATERBURY,,
OSOUTU ORANGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ths
Institution take tLa Morris and E-sex Railroad at the foot
of Courtlandtst, vt 81 and u M, end aud r. A. =,
and South Orange Of 8! aud 81 I. b.
TTAHE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
IL CURE is conveniently arranged aud now open for
Winter treatment The cold 10 favorable. Every
attention will be paid the comfort OF paens Tarns -
70 Go por week. NJ bEDOhrHA, NJ u.
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ipattbes, 1cwelrp, &e.

Removal.
WILLIAM GALE 81 son,
w MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARE,
have removed from their old place OF business No ZIG Full
ton-st, 10
No 4S7 BROADWAY,
corner of Broome-st second story where they continue
the MANUFACTURING Of SILVER WARE, in all its
branches wholesale and retail and where they hope TO re-
oeye continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto en-
tended TO them.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. az follows: .
FxFREss TRAM at An for Dunkirk, connecting with
frsclass seamboa;s for Cleveland Ssndusk Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at 9 A NJ. for al stations.
WAY TRAIN at % PM, via Plemont tor Delaware.
MIGHT FxyREss TRaIs at Pm, for Dunkrk, connect
nz with frstass steamboat for Detroit drec connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
FsI6RAkT TRAIN at Pm. via Pisrnont
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EREIG HI NOTICE.-On and after the
II close Of navigation on Lake Ch.mPlan, FreighE viii
he forwarded from New-York every day by steamer
TRAVELLER, e; Peckslip. N connection with the Yer
mont valley Vermont Central snd connecting hhiro.ds 20
Vermont N two days; 10 Ogtersburgh and Montreal IN
four oavE This positively the cheapest lad most erpe
Sous winter route Vermont Northern NeHf OK aud
Capsda F. HYDE, Agent, No l52 south-s s., \. Y.
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Goal.

COAL.--The subscriber has IN yards, and is
~ constantly disehargng al the v4rious kinds Of Anhre
cite and BituniDous Goals, VIZ: Peach Orchard blsss
Heath Lehiah Liverpool Orrel, Camel Sidney &C. sc-
al Of the very best quality delivered u handsome oder
and loT sale low. JAMES l. WORTH
<.h-st cor Thompson. and 6th-a-- Amos
Downtown Office no. 81 Wal-st
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

MICHIGAN SUI IHEhN anu NOhli II
wi ERN INDIANA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On end after AOSDAf, May y
Until further notce-passenzer steam Srs and Hs~ VIII
FXPREss STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST
WARD-Oue Of the frst-clax steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN ISDIASA or EMPIRE
STATE Will leave Buffalo daily. SUNDAYS excepted, 81
PM and DunkTk II st night reaching Monroe at PM
the next dAy ard proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express tram wfl leave Monroe st Pm, tie
ARRIVAL Of boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Cal
eGso the zane eyennz and connscns az Chicago with %
eass steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
isan AID with Canal packets and Railroads westery from
ChicasO
WARD-Exprsss trains viii leave Chicago at P H., daily
SATURDAYS excspfed and reach Monroe 81 nx
An express steamer VII leave Toledo every morning. ex
cept Sunday and Leave Monroe arrival Of the from
Chicsgosnd reach Dunrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
yiogs to Ne time for tie fr Express trains eas: from New
York. Albany and Boston
The sslnsrs and sins at Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD-Ths tain vii leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex-
eepted, al An connecting at Toledo with line Of stss
from Cleveland and SaDdlsky and stopping at al ie
way s,stionA viii reach Chicago 1t 81 Pm.
GOING EAsTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
ercepsed al AM stopping at al stations ADD arriving st
Toledo e Pm connecting with steamers % ssndusky eod
Cleveland and arriving there 10 time for al the morning
trains from tkose places
pseketbost esvesToledo 81 " for Fort Wsyne and
ports on the Wsbash Cana JOS. n hOohE,
Adrian June J. Use eopsnnsehoSnl
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NOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-York

i and Canada Dispatch Line.-The beautiful a clipper
pscket-slip BOIHNIA, James A. Avery, Coin,nandei'
GEO tuns burden and only 81 years old VIII san 9r .e
above port about the 18th OF November Tins splendid sl
having made very srceestu voyage 10 C.orna ana
hercommnnder having great experience III the Au-ttaA
ede persons engaging may expect very short pssssss
her between decks are very gh and thoroughly vensu
and fitted up with State Rooms for the comfort OF ae
or single pcrsous An experienced will accompany
the hp with OTHER proper attendants. All persons sDou'
okne ss,ase are res specially invited examine ioI them
selves before engaging elsewhere, board Per . "a;
River or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. lo' and lie
n Y.
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ArEW.YORK SlPREME COuRT-Cit,

and County o. New TofsThs Fourth Building
jacob " Deco-a ani Abigail n bis wife and VII
lam WrshtSumnSHl rs reaef GOA SERVED To the
DFFKsDAkTs aboyrnsei You hereby summoned and
crc5 he ooyainf his acton which hed 10 TIE
oE4e Csrk the Csy Coaly
Hall the Cy Of New Yos the lsts day Of October isi and
copy the said eoayae the
fcrtrfs. Their o&ee, No Waist, The City u
within twenty days after the feFves Of this ssca
a the day Of sueh service ard yoa fad he aid
complaint ~ia tie Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF this viii
Apply the Court Es1 rsBeG S-.aSed the
Oct Is, isll BARNARD & PARSONS,
Panfds'
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A NJ. MEawIS, Auctioreer
~ BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.=Trada

MONDAY, Nov. z, at o'clock PM, and continued
throughout the week, day and evening
GRthr SALE OF ENGLISH BooKs-By single copies or in
quantities. splendid assortment of elegant English
Books just received. Catalogues at the salesroom.
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NrrN.HAyEN and NEWLONDON RAIL.

AEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
~ ROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENr-On and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 49, 1872 Trains will run Us FOL
lows: -. IN
r New. London stopping az all ations. tZo W., Elk.
press Train Guilford, Connecticut River, Lyme and
New dom connecting with the steamboat and rnros1
hines for sonngton Providence and Newport $50 r NJ,
Accommodation Train for New London stopping at all sta
Leave New.London at go A. ", Accommodation Train
for New Haven stopping at all ststous 1910 NJ Ex
prc-s Train for Lyme Connecticut River, Gnliord and
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence AID
s,ouipetOn IN the morning, erriyng AZ Ncw-bondOn'
tale his train for New-York. $50 L. NJ, Accommodation
Train for New.Haven stopping AZ lll stations
The n Is A. NJ Express Tram leaves New uayen on the
arrival Of the A. NJ Express lroin rom Newly ork
The so p NJ Accommodation Tram leaves Ne7-haven
o. the arrival of the $50 NJ Express Tran from New
York. . .oo n, , "A q,
A M. connect at New Haven with Aewfork Trans at
9S5 A. NJ and lis Z. NJ
Passengers BY The $50 NJ Train from New London can
atc he Fxrress Trains AewHayen for Hartford and
springleld, for New ork the same evening. .
RICHARD ~ DOWD, Supt
Ney-IIsyen, Angus, II, 1852.
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Sales BIN Nnrtion.

AUCTION NJ AR T-ANDREWS 81
1AHAUGHEY, Auctionee-s, No SO Broadway, lforner-
~ Chimes Museum -On SATURDAY next e. TO- O'Clock
Iesele OF spenddF utne-Psrlor suites in Satin Broca
tslle, GrCloth, &c Wardrobes bookcase Etseeres
Bedsteads. Bureaus, AmChsrs Extension Dining Tables
Blankets Sheetngs, ToweiDgs Fancy Articles Pictures
Hugs and general assortment Of useful Household Fun
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>TEW.JERsEY RAILROAD-NEw-

NEW RSEY RAiLROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK ard PHILADELPHIA, drect-U. s. NAIL
EMPRESS LISES-Through IL A hours-Se1- Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving Sew-Yors st and
A NJ and 81 F. NJ from foot Of Courtlandts.. Leaves
Pbilalepha hours Of Walnutst Fare reduced
20 IS for frst-csss and g. 81 for secondclass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and rou h baggage
carried in the 81 hines FROM Sevfork, with rhrOugh
Conductors Passengers with baggage eEos the terry ID MIL
utes before the trains leave.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

- CoMPAEY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COhPANf.-Only through U. ) Mall Lane
Tor CALIFORNIA and OREGON, Va Aspinwali aud Pan,
sra-Ihe splendid and douhls-sngno u. > Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS SO runs. III j. Hsrtrenc, u :.
N Commander, viii SAL SATURDAY, Nov. % q;
o'clock T. NJ. Precisely, from pier foot OK Narren-st,
North River The Pscc NAL Steamship Couirsnys mag
nliceut steamer NORrHERSER. Will b. in readiness u
PsnsHs % receive the lhnoss mails ard passenger sni
sail Immediately for San Francisco. No Efforts VIII be
spared by ne two Compares put their through
with expedition ard comfort.
RATES % FARE TO asPINwsLL~
Iscef sacon, State Room. .....................sS
Lower IN s1d Forward Salooa, do............... %
Seoord CABIN Staudees IS
5le'.1te ,'';''.:' -
vail free. Trsnslt OF the Iahmus the pssse1gers
pense. Persons secung through passage by the Uncd
States Aa Stesn.-rs FROM Wv FORK haze Preference of 40
eoomnodson On heard Of tie Pscisc Mall Steamers
Retes Of fare iom Panama 20 san Fauc.co tie noS
syorltle ielus For frti Eht PASSAGE srplyto
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, u the Ofica Of the Co.'S.
No. Ia West-st-, corner Of Warren. \. I.
y Bshppers requested to supply themselves with
the Company bills of dug which win be signed 81 the
ofce between Ut hours Of 10 and o'clock the day Of
sailing.
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CHARLES BRAUTrGAN,
No. l5b Fulton 81 b, New or.
MONEY sAvED-A WARRANTED AR

l TlCLEln Offering persons suffering from Chronic
Rheumstsm Cole, Dyscntery, Pains in the Lambs Bach
Chea, Headache Old Sores, Cuts Burns. So- Dc To-
BIAS Venetian Lnnent they need not te0g pegc asas it,
their money VIII be retained ~ on usns !. according to
directions, does not relief Thousands have certified
30 its psinrceNirg properties Ii Is internal well
external remedy End II IS warranted harmless.
Noisully should BE- wthou, II If they have chroa ~ il
is scerain remedy for the Croun, and it 10 warranted 10
cute Cholera II taken when Mt attacked.
Dr. TOB As expressly wishes uudsrstooa that any per-
son using Ina innent without obtaining relief can haye
tLeir money returned.
Price 5eerts and 50 cents. Depot No go Grecnwehst.
New-lCrk
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III Carmino.st-R RUSSELL would respectfully IN
~ hoee families who about procuring their winter
uI y that he has hand usual, complete assortment
~ n ,ery Updershirs aud Drawers of Cotton, Menno
and Scotch Wool, for Men, Women and Children, waich
viii be sold the lowest Tcmunerag prices OF the Old
lstslEsheA HosierY Store, No. - Carmne ~.
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TT-'-T = - - =
EDN,D h. COLLINS & Co. NO. 70 Wallst N u
BROWN SHIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool.
r G. ROBERTS Co, No. IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
John MINROE 4 Co. Rue Notre Dame des Vic
tories Pens: or. GEO. II. DRAPER, hayre.
The owners OF ships will not be accountable tor Eold
silver bullion specie jcwelry precious stones or metals I'M
less bills Of sdng are signed therefor and the value thereof
therein cspressed
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NrEW.yORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-
~ ora and Elm IRA RIA ILROAD.-Fa Arrangements
Trains leave York and Erc Railroad Pier foot OF
Mail Trsp at A. NJ arrives ct Elmra at loi p NJ stays
OYER NJ ght and leaves 1t A. NJ tor CanandAgua kJchssr
Buffalo Niagara Falls and al TIC principal towns " est
EN- Newly ork and Canada
Night Express al F. H. directly through to Canand qua
and e paces above mentioned Passengers by thiG tram
tske brsa Inst in Era Freghts for the above places WI
be taken by Express Freight Train at 5 7. ".
WILLIAM g. LAPHAM Sap't. {. and Il. TX. H.
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II s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u For NEW-ORLEANS via HAVANA.-The spler-
did steamship CRESCENT CITY, II. X. Davenport s.N.
Commander will sal from the pier at the foot OF Warren
st. N R. on SATURDAY. Nov II, at O'Clock, r. NJ pre-
risely. - .,,s
MRS or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEANs
Ncio Arrangement. -.
Ladies and Aher-Saloou BertIs. ...............soo
SeCoLd Cabin. ''''''''''''''''
SteeTaEe.
Specie only taken on freight 20 Havana e
Freht taken TO New Orleans 80 cents per cubic oo
Shippers 81 freight requested TO supply themselves
with The CompGny's bills of lading, which may be hh on
application he Office. No other form viii be sgncd NO
bills lading signed after II o'clock the day OF SAILING
For freight passage apply 70
NJ o. ROBERTS no. III West-st. cor. Warren.
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CURROGATE's COURT, Nev.York.-In

~ the Of tao dsbaion q the proceed o. the Real ~
tate Of Joseph Hortoa cecezse6-Sofe q dstrbaoa 40
hereby gwen tha, u tie proceeds 81
the sale of the Real Estate Of JOSEPH HORTON ATE o. Ne
Cy Il se~York da-ed key n,de order he order
g the Surrogate Of the cOsrfy Sew fosk by John Hcn
re Administrator AID Yarsy Nara ortn the Adm
al sDd singular the eoot h1fts and credits Of The srs es-
vii be divided BY sad the cto o. re sd
ssteaie Proportion thr respective deo seoordrS
the surcssies Ocs IA the City Of New fof 90 ne ~
q Decerbsr teroiok tho ssoos Of mat dDs~''
~ =. "'' y" Jops g. HoRTos. Admin trass,
ca Ia.sxs FANNY MARIA HORTON, Adm'e strafx
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WILLIAM IRVING, AuctoneeT.
EOIISEUOLD EIENITIIRE-WM. IR-

WING 4 Co Will cell az auction MONDAY,
Nov. a. at 10 O'Clock, at the salesrOom, No. 10 Pnest
general assortment Of secondhand Furniture, removed for
convenience Of sse, consisting OF Tapestry Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Mahogany Sofas, Couches lounges,
Chairs &C. IN brocatele, plush and hair cloth Rosewood
do Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus, do. Wash
stands Toilet Table, Mahogany Bedsteeds, Mahogany Ex-
tension Dining Table, extra leaves; Marbe-top Center
and Pier Table, Wardrobo Bookcases Secretaries, &c
Enameed Suites of Cottage Furniture, Mahogany Tea ia
bes Sofa Bedstead Hair Matresse' elegant rarkish Car
Iets, &c,
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DENNsYLvANrA RAILRoAD.-This Road

viii be completed Pittsburgh By December list sfses
which all goods eorssned 10 their Assent az h,lsaelphs
viii 20 through, without tranehipmert within Seventy
Hours a the below publishcd Offering 10 Mcrchaass
shppirg points the Ono River any OF tbs West
EN- waters scs be rcecived any other rop.e
Their Arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Ccods can be forwarded TO the Interior of We
EN- States BY Railroad the lowest rates and in al
without detention. -.
from Philadelphia 70 Piftsbus<h.
lst Csss-Dry Goods Bcots shoes &c. VI per loo Ds
ID Clsss-Hardware. Machinery, baies
Brown >hesting. Wool &C. ..5ets per 100 rs
81 Clsrs-Cofee, QusenswAxe, Heavy
Csstinss- &c. ............... 75cts. per 100 ne.
4th Clsss-Baecn lard Fish IS cts per 100 Ms
No Commission charged for forward AZ ehisdeiphs OF
Pitisbursh H. H. HOUSTON,
Freight Asen, Peunsyvania Railroad Co, Nos. ZIG
and 21e Markets. Philadelphia
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TOR SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,

IL OCEAN HOUSE. Long Branchl PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DOCK, Md
Hetovn) and RED BANK-The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. Ii. Hazsezty, VIII leave
tbs New Haven Per. Peck.ip, East River, a. follows
FROM NETWORK. FROM sHREwsBCH.
Tucsday. Nov i6 g "A n Tuesday Nov. 10. III A VI.
"Wednesday. Nov H. ga NJ Wedresday, NOv.i7.i2t Pm.
Thurydsy Nov Is 10 A II Thursday Nov. Is, II P. N.
Frdsy Nov ~ II A ~ Friday Nov. 10, y p. NJ
Saturday. Nov 20 llPM Monday, Nov. 2, p 7. ~
Tuesday Nov. = p p NJ "Wednesday, Nov. a, P ".
Thursdsy Nov Is s AN Thursday Nov. 3. q p NJ.
Friday Nov ~ IA n Friday Sow 2s s. p II.
Saturday, Nov. =, sA.M MONDAY, Nov. =, y A. n
Tuesday Nov 30 IAN Tuesday Nov. %, lo9 A. Il.
The stages for Solsa vii run IA connection with boat
STAGES convey passengers al parts Of the country All
peIsons forbid trusting tie above boar on the aceouns Of
the owners
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THE SHORTEST and CHEAPESl
IL ROUTE-VANDERBILT LINE.-FOR san
FRANCISCO-0nly line giving tickets for erosfns "
fsthmus The new coub.e-engine steamship SIAN VI
THE WEST. eco tun vii leave frOn Per No NSIln
River at O'Clock p NJ, precisely, on SATURDAY. no.,
20 for san Juan del Noe direct connecting win the IA
CHIC amer the Nicaragua TIt Route having out
,urrlye miles Of land transportation. 49,.
These steamers unsurpassed IN their aceoH1lnoo-'
and ventilation.
foI ihi"s 0-'' d. d. ALLEN, Agent,
No Battc-yplace. up stairs
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lIrRsuANCE of AMI order off che Surro

s.,e Of H.. Cony Se~Yosk, Bo:r y hereby sn
oss Ls,as cs Assn GEORGE W. GREEs late q the Cay o.
se Yok nseant doea,sd the with vonessrs
erecl 70 the sub.cber Of Mortimer Bro~n No. 3$S
Bosdaay Cry York before the seventeenth dSy
o Jsaasry New 18Th day a JAY isl
MORTIMER BROWN Administrator
yfTlagGHs CAMILLA GREES, Administrator
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= J. HEGEMAS, Auctioneer.

BY J. HEGEMAN, Auctoneer.
MI ONDAY Nov. %, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
IVA precisely, in Stanton.st, the Hamilton House
Fort Hainton-A geneTel Of Paror, Chamber
ard Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues the Sales Room and
al the honsc.
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FOR LIVERPOOI-United States Mail
Il Steamship PACIFIC, Captain Ezrs Sye.rhis steam
ship viii deTart with the United States mails for Europe,
positively SATURDAY, Nov. ~ at u O'Clock NJ, from
her berth afthe foot OF Cona No be,hs secured TILL pd
for For freight passage having uuoquaed scconnoda
tons for elcgruce and comfort. apply 10
EDW. r. COLLINS& CO, No. So Wallst
Passengers requested be board az II A. NJ The
steamship BALTIC win succeed the PACIFIC. aud will
sail on the 18th December.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,

REGULAh MAIL LINZ, sId oIUn,ugtV n,
H for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
AID TAUNTON-The steamers G.. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE Of this line, regularly a. hereto
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River a.t wharf
shove Bsfteryplace daily, Sundays excepted, AZ P NJ,
and Ssonnsf0n o'clock p. NJ arrival Of r;a1
tram, which leaves Boston II 3 2. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays, at p NJ NowBedford and Tann-
ton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival Of the
nail ,rs;n az MalSfea-
For frsirht or pssssse apply 81 is ocs, Nc 70 Battery
ylaee, or CT hoard the bcsts
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Mc0iral.

" HOUGHTON'S Pepsin or Gastric Juce, prepared
from The nstsi remedy fer this distressing
plAjnt Asenfs J. BALL Co, No. loo Nasssu-st- q
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

Stale Of County Yot aosee hereby gwen 70 an
.rfon. 10 claims JOHN MACE late Of the CITY New
Yol decrsed prevent the WITH tsrfs
OF 20 the 0hcs OF Wshtnan Cah NO. 70
dwsy od Fsntn Boass) the CITY New fofk On o. 70
~ N ia sy Of March es,-Ds,sd New rort, the ninth DAY
g., $50 SIMON sHINDLER esaof.
III is~cms HARRIET q MACE, EssesoI
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of The County O. New York ncts hereby s
on, h.vrg cIss agas JOHN w PALMER, late OF s CITY OF
New Yorl Bother dssed TO present the same With vo.ehcf
b of 20 The snbseer b house No. IL Ayenne C. IN the CITY
Of New Yok on o. before the weuiie;h day May nrt-Dssd
New Yo1 The Twelfth g,y u November, 1861 =
,Iaiswsms sANL. w. sEELY, Admr &c.