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gnsnrante Companies.

nI1LDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ID FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner o. Tryon-row and
Cohapst in the Harlem Railroad Buildings taking
rsIs on ents buildings NC. tie favorable terms
JOHN ERUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES Secretary
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Tor SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,

Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Branch,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, MID
dletown.) and RED BANK-he new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II. HASxeTty viii leave
tbs New Haven Per. Peck shp East River. follows:
FROM NEwYoRK IRON SHREWSBURY.
Tuesday Nov i6 sA. NJ Tuesday Nov rs. III A. N.
"wednesday Nov. H. ga NJ "Wednesday Nov. H. ~ Pm
Thursday Nov Is, 10 A. III. Thursday Nov Is, Il p NJ
Frlday. Nov. ls, Ii A. NJ. Frdsy, Nov. - y p II.
Saturday Nov. 20, ltP NJ. Monday, Nov. - q NJ.
Tuesday Nov. q y P. NJ. Wednesday, Nov. a, Pm.
Tbursdsy Nov. IS s An Thursday. Nov. Is y P. NJ.
Fri1ay Nov. ~, IA NJ. Friday, Nov. Is, 81 2: NJ
Saturday Nov. II, A. Monday, New. ., p A. ~
TnSsSay Nov so JAN Tpesday, Nov 81 i0f A. NJ
Tire stnses for Souam will run in connection with boat
Stages to convey passengers 70 a. pa o. me eounuy ~
the owners.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI.

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
IN Qua and ELMIRA RAILRoAD.-Fa Arrangement
Trains leave New-YOrk ard Enc Railroad PSF (sot Of
Duane ST. 40 follows ,,.
Mail Trs,n at A. NJ arrives 81 Elmirs 3, ici stays
over night and leaves NJ for Csnandasu koelsster
Buffalo Niagara Falls and ell the principal towns "e
ern New.York and Csaada
Night Express At M directly Through to Cansndafua
and al places above mentioned Pasenscn BY thus tram
take break in Eirs Frcehs for the above places VIZ
be tsisn BY Express Fresh, Train Of 5P. N.
WILLIAM q. LkPHAI, Sept G. end !. j.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT LIV-
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP

FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after staterUoms eco Saloon amer sateroOms 20
miashp '' 65 - mdshp - 10 -
forward IS - forward g.
THiRD-CLAss PASSENGERS.
limited number OF hlrdclass passengers VIA De tafeA
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in PROVISIONS
From Philadelphia SO From Liverpool. IS guneaA
Certificates of pGsase viii be issued here to pses WHO
desrous OF bringing out their friends at corresponding
Freight co per tun coarse goods hardware ke viii be
taken subject 10 agreement
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on esch ship.
Small drafts drawn ats zht on England and Ireland
THOMAS nc MAST RIJHx ts No. R,sh.ns.oe r.
RICHARDSON, BR s ri Co. E RSSSSAA
EOR LIVERPOOI,-Dram Line
IL Packet OF 26thNOVEMBER--The splendid snd favor
Pseket-shp, GARRICK, Capt Thos Walker will sail
above her regular day. For freight passage having
fne accommodations apply on board at Pier No.
sPOFFoRD TILEsToN K Co.. No. 90 sOutha
TOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
Il Steamship PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nye.-Thi, steam
ship win depart with the United States mails for Europe,
positively SATURDAY, Nov n At IL O'Clock NJ, from
her berth the Of Canas No bertbs secured TIL paid
E For freight passage having uneaua!ed secommodA-
tons for elegance and comfort spplyto xuw.r
EDW. X. COLLINS co, No. 80 Wallst
Passengers requested to he board at rs Tue
steamship BALTIC VIII succeed the PACIFIC, and viii
sail on the litb December.
CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLAS60W.-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, 1890
turs and 400 horsepower Robert Craig Commander, win
sa from New York for Glasgow SATURDAY, 18th jan
uasy. at - O'Clock. noon.
First Calm saloon State Roolus). ...........see
Flint Cabin, (Midship State Rooms ."........ IS
S'>''N >"''' Stewards fee included
Apply to J Nc SYMON. No. 50 Broadway
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Hleoital.

NOBSTINATES SKIN DISEASE CURED
IN ny HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT and PILLS.-Mr
FISHING, late Brosdst- Bath suffered for many years
scorbutc disease which affected MS hands -
such that tor months together he rnable %
work at bis bus he consued nearly all the faculty
OF the plsoe, Hua for long time used the Barb Wsers
which celebrated tor the Of cuane0ls disorders,
hut tie virn Of The complaint remaned unabited tie
ten td Hcloways Ointment and Pills. which have 50
efecsuny cured him that be has had Of The NAL
ady Tor than twO years
Sold Nv all vendors c medicines in the United Stltes
pots and toxe e. ST cents cents and ~ 81 esch and
whoeae ~ the principal drug houses the United states
ana by Messrr A. B. &D SANDS Newfork, and by the
proprietor No 2if strand. London
GREAT CURE for DISPEPSLA.-Dr.
VI HOUGHTON'S Pepsin or Gastre Juice, prepared
from reuuct The natu raj remedy for this distressing con
plant Asents J. BALL Co, No. 100 SassAast
TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female sup
4 por;ers. Lsce Stockings kuce-Cap and other md
ACES Spinal supports Instruments for Knock hnees ana
Weakness OF the JOINTS and all Kinds OF bslts and
also Chidrrus Trustees on hand and made TO order az Dr
GLOVER'S No. Il Annst. near the Museum
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Mr. McCuRDr-we understand u the, The .ss sa
assa'sy &c i s,s.s: s. si e o. .7
'h..ls o. % as sosrAo gave her farewell Con-
u Madame un Tsesdsy evening ALsOsI gives .r
'''i r I'm Madame L.spsnsIrs is reading '''A
.rI,s IN Bosson and vicinity. c....,,. .t tho
PEI Pr = OLE OLE bull is giving Concerts ~ 'A'
Wet 20 0 ~ BSyJAxm 10 Lecturing In ONO.
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rTHE PEOPLE of the STATE Of NEW.

III
l. YORK, b. the Inaep~s1=a.-T0 al
re-estec TIE ofJOHN A BERrRAH. ts q
The GU q New irk tecss-d cr-tie -ss.--s- q
O;hervse ser9 Tou AID each u herty cld
hl1 required Personally be 6cre Sgrrnsz.s u
The ccgsiy q Ss~ YORK. h Gee Re CRY Of Nes f0k
the sls; al q Deceter II ock the q y.
fhsr ast ih>e eEs s-ten ofhe Of pro-
ereHF Peter p Frn EEecstr Of the zst vl sai
rssn; of,ad tscea.ed
issrnony -here1f esase the Of oEe
surrcsaie b b. hereanto Alfred WEness, ALEXANDER
Il - W. BRADFORD, s1rruszis Of sad Coasty, At
City Of He- rort the ssieenth Of Jsse year u
Our Lors oBs Thossssa Lsht Hundred aad Fny I've.
Ri hvfvn A W BRADFORD sarosssA
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wm

W-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 20 SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
IsTHMts-The new end Splendid Steamship MS, UNGLE
YORK fox ASPINWALL. Navy Bay, MONDAf, d lce.n-
btf6 AZ o'clock p. NJ precisely counecns a. Pana IA
with the new double engine steamship CORIES, l,So
TINS Thou As B. Chopper. Commander. which steamship
leaves Panama on tie arrival Of the passengers by the
UNCLE SAM, FOX S4r Francisco stopping only at Aanu
for supplies .,...
These velse in acconn0 datons ventaton; speed and
stv are unsurpassed An experienced physician Is at
tlohed 10 each steamer.
Passenger viii be landed the wharf At Apnwal- and
take the lauanH RailToad. 81, =,
Passengers cautioned that the tickets ior TINS me
are sold only at No. &C Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS Co. General Agents.
JONES & JOHNSON, 90 Wallst.
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road
will be completed Pittsburgh by Decernbr Isl sftee
which al goods gned 10 ther Ascent AZ Phsiepnle
vii 20 through, without trAnshipment within Seyeuy
Hours. AZ the rates below published Offering 70 Mereazs
shipyrs points the Ohio River any Of the Wess
er waters facilities be received any ohe- roae
Their arrangements with connecting roads complete
heh GoOds be forwarded the Interior Of the West
ern stAies by Railroad the lowest rates and n a. e2s
without detention. - -
from Philadelphia TO P1t<buzzh.
lsi Clas--DTy COOKS Beots Shoes ke q per l" De
"A Cl.S.-Hsid~Ase Machinery. Balos
Brown Sbeetiag, Wool. Nc IS ets per loo os-
81 Cls~-Cofee. oueensvsre, Heavy -
~ ~ cs.,i,.s ke .............7 5ets per 100 rs.
s,h f,...Rsror Iard Fish cts per 100 ios
No Commission charged for AZ Ph,1dephia or
Pittsburgh. n II; hOOsLC'' -,
Freisht Agent PeunsylvsniA Railroad CO. Nos rs
and 20 Markets. Philadelphia
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IN PURSUANCE Ot an order OF the Snfro-
Of he County Of New iok ice }. hereby % all
resous havns claims ANDREW MCLEAN. late o the CITY
New York. Manufacturer dessed e. preeni Tie se, WITH
thereof the ssbscber II the oce Of John u Chl
20 No Nasan . in the City New York bre the
gtb day o February netbsrd New York the lsh dsy Of Au
aus, Ifs2 NARY McLEAE, Admins trltnx.
aNlg.awfnTh
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Of the County Of New York notice = hereby avn 70 al
per-ons having cls CHARLES FIELDING, late u Inc
City o New Yok oocchfnler dscea-ed pfent me ac VII
vouehefs thereof sub he Coach ticioJ YIELD
ING BROTHERS. the 3dav., the C'y % t-~
York 9Th d.y o. March ae tl6A] Dated New
Nofk. the co-h Jag q September. 1871 .
iGwfmTh MARGARET FlksLDlNSi AidAn1suath
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TEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEw-

JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-u ; MAIL MAIL
EMPRESS LlNESrhrough in II hOurs-New -Jrnss5
Railroad, via Jersey City leaving Ne~.York NJ and
A. M and y p. NJ from foot Of Courtlandtst L-ases
Pkiladelpha hours foot of Wsnatst Fare reduced
10 - Tor frsielsss ana g. 50 for second-clNss
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLEsIoN
through tickets sold in the above lines and hroueh
carried in the 3 NJ lines from New York with nroash
Conductors Passengers with baggage the terry ID
stes before the trains leave
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UcpariNership.

DIssOI UTION of COPARTNERSHlP-
qhe corertDcnhp heretofore cxistius under inc hrn
afoRNSBl BACKER, Is ;hsday dissolved oy r.a s,
siy WHO viii cortinue the husinels q 2 Annst ro"
krs b"''"'i 20 w GEO. w. BACKER,
THOS ORM5Bf.
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VANDERBILT LINE. for SAN FRANCIS

CO--Only line giving tickets for crossing the
Isthnus - The avOrite CJubie-eng'ae steamship PRO
METHEUS 1850 tun VII leave from Pier No. North
River, at O'Clock P. ", precisely Oh SATURDAY Dec.
for San Juan del Norte direct connecting with the popu
ar steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua Transit Route,
bsviDr but rwelve miles Of land transportation.
Thee unsurpassed IN their accommodations
ard ventilation.
ForinfornstOn andpsssase, apply only 70
40. BatterY-place. np stairs.
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Life Insurance.

Ilft
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
Ul PANY-CASH CAPITAL $4,000, independent 81
We PTepium FunO.
ORce No. l46 Broadway, corner of Libery-st.
This ConIsny continues TO insare against all manner OF
Life risks oi most favorable terms.
Persons may insure payable At any gwen age, or sooner
IN Of death California permits granted at reduced
rstss A. A. ALVORD, President
C.Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
N. d. MORGAN, ActUaTy.
xsRam DU Bots, MD, at the Office daily from to
O'clock NJ
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DEGULAR MAT, LINE. via stoninC,

PECULIAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
AZ tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDEORD
s3d ,IsAAShI0A TIE steamers C. VANpERBlLI and
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River, inst wharf
soeve bsueryTeoe daily, sundays excepted, : "A
tIsln, which leaves Boston a; P. "
The steamer PERRY tsyes Providence for Newport,
only, except Sunday a. P u New-Bedo.t aad Inn
ton passengers rrceed irnnedisy the srva OF me
For freight F.ssage sppy At the Office No 10 Battery
place. or on board the boats.
Tor BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIVER.-The SPLENDID and superior steamers Az
STATE, Capt WIn. B-C~u. and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin bEsytoa leave o. At-nate days, ts1ndays *
eeTfed) frcsn Pier No g n r., the Battery, 81 T. VI
Fer freight apply board, the Office Per No J.
TISDALk BORDEN. Aseats. Nos % and II Vest
NEW ROUTE-BUFFALO and NEW
~ YORK CITY RAILROAD -Exteuson OF the SiH-
Foot Ttck Buffalo n hs road eT;ei ding from BudIo
HolIeltse the Newi ORR and Ere Railroad Is now
conpl ana N ful operation forming n connection with
ha road the shortest cheapest ana mos. direct route D.
tween - ST-York City and Buffalo. 10 = OF the sTfot
gusfe snd built In the substantial Manner and the
greater portion oft having beer N operation months
Il il nj r H fIee from the rough es usual roais
Fare from New-Yofk 10 BuFao..............S7 %
Thrcuf tickets and baggage checks be procured At
tie Dept Of the Newlogk and Enc Railroad foot Of
Tie tires or lesvug New York may be learned by refT
to the advertisements Of the New OK and Enc Rn-
road. TIE trains I'd leave Hornelsre or Buffalo on the
arrvsl Of the Frie Railroad trsins-BuIlo. Nov p 1852
J. G. HOfT, Supt. Buffalo and y. \. City r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. NEW
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-IhIee Daily
Lines and from Albany Fare. 81 50 The trains leave
City Han Stauon coruor TTyOn-row AID Centres daily,
tSundeys e1cepted.l rs follows:
Jet Tram, 10 a. ". Vaginal Train, stepping a: all
Way StstrcuE.
ID Trainst Q A.. II Express Train stopping Croton
Falls Dover Plains, Hisdaie and Chatham FOaE Corn
ers.
81 Train 345 p ". Express Train, stopping AZ Cro;on
Fall. Dover PlAnS, Mlleron, Hiilsda.e and Chatham
-Four Corners. -
Re,ur1ins win leave East Albany at and II 4 81 and
4P 81 Al. SLOAT. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter
Il Arrangement Trains leave ChanbeTs-t- daily, for
Albany ard Troy
Express Tram 6 A. NJ through in hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock same
evening.
Mai Train 2 A M.-Through Way Train P. ".
Eypress Train 5 7. M-Accommodation Trsin7P "
For TauyiowD at NJ, and Evening Tram at Il
O'Clock.
For Po'keepsie at P. M-For Peesskl a. $50 Pm.
The TaTrytov Peeksk and Pok-epsie Trains stop At
Psssrgers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, ieh
ST9TDAY TRAINS from Canal.st. al 80 AL or Pongh
keersc and az NJ for Albany stopping AZ all Way Sta
tons OEO' oIAhhr superintendent
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RAITUAL FIRE INSURANCE. with CASH

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
w CAPITAL.-The Republic File Insurance Company
Of the City of NCwY ork-nsursnce buildings NO ~ Wall
ST. corner Of Wilham-st.
The Charter of this Company requires that fourfihs Of
tsprofts latter paying seven per cent per annan 70 !"
ROBERT s HONE President
B-Copiessf the Charter Of this Company may he OBJ
tained on Al plicatou at the office.
LIVE STOCK INSUR
IN ANCE COMPANY, of New haven, Conn BRANCH
OFFICE No IL Well,st, N no.
This Company insues Live Stock, such Horses Ca.
de- 6c, &C., from death, eccssoDed either from natural
'''''' THOMAS KEN DR1CB, President
GEORGE T REYsoLDs, Secretary
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.-ID-
IL Buildings, of Wall and WilisIn-sts;
Offc.sNos 10 and IL. ground floor. ....
This Company having their Capital Of $l5O00 paid in
10 cash aud securely invested prcpae ed to insure against
bs sr6 damage Ly tire Oh favorable tenns.
interest The sockhodeIs at the rare of cent per
foqrfhls Of the remaining ols are TO De divided
suone the assured in SCRIP bearing interest weh scrip
% be fedeeuabe in cash whenever the accountability
and capital shall an,onut 70 100000
Jos elillard, Jr John A. stephens, s. s. Rowland.
Jas N, Waterbury James Warren, Stephen E Wm.neH
S SsSss Hase II. ". Hamilton, WIN H. Russell
DsKenneay,, pennns DueI :, Az 4 T. Ii downing
fred 4 Delano Robert B, Mnturn, Wm L. Aspnwaii
JmuC Bel REUBEN with hers W% P Rm..sI'
Fred. 6. Foster Josiah oskes Isaac Townsend
ROBERT s. HONE President
DUNCAN F. CURRY, Secretary.
TIVE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
9MBASf SS Of rs .; %
oIpspse bnSs Merchandse household furniture
age by fIe. JEREMIAH TERRELL President
MosEs @. LEONARD. Secretary
GEORGE PAULDiSG, Surveyor
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nIsSOLUTION of COpARTNERShlf:-
~ Tie CopaTtuf Dpsrctofore siitg nnaeI ls .'
a CALL isAACs Is III, day dssovea by ibu'd dIvFs
sspf II aiairs O. the WI b. eeueH yo6 w,
z isANSS' WIN " ." 'o'''"" EDWARD CALL
Ith-sI JAMES p. ISAACS.
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Choeowinitv nenr Wn.hinrton. Az. N Iai1.

Chocowinity near Washington, Aug. Y, 1871.
The undermined. feeling grateful for the rcst afforded
by the use OF Dr. Wstars Basam Of Wild Cherry, deems
II but Of justice that but for the of
q valuable remedy, his wife, afflicted with what
she and ell others considered consumption. would have
pob bly, been, this in her But all the danger
os unpie symptoms have been removed by the
use Of few bottles and she now attends her daily
cations usual HERNE1 MIL.
SETH ". FOWLE. Druggist No. lS5 Westinghouse,
Rftou Mess is the sole propre or Of the original receipt
for the manufacture of the genuine medicine and supplies
both at wholesale and retail and Of whom agencies he
obtained.
Always signed l. BUTTS, il genuine.
For sale at wholesale retail by A. II. D: Sands,
General Agents No. 100 Fulton-st; Thomas Maxwell,
No SO Wilenst John Milhau No. 1875 Broadway; A5tor
and Irving House Du. stores aud No ITO BrosdwaY.
WHISPERS and MOUSTACIIES produ-
w ced in SIX weeks by using Grahams Onguent II
win rot stain OF uure the skim but win force the hair to
eerrntrv r. G.. GRAHAM, "a Ann-si
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER.
Arrangement commencing November IS 1852 Leave rief
No. North River daily, for Ea.tea and inierue1s,e
places An Il NJ and a45 PM, and for sousrvns
u+SP.M, Returning, leave PhiIpsburg AZ and An
and 3l5P.M
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"MR. FowLE-Desr Sir Nh Hervey Hill, whore GER
tfcate is gwen below, OF our most respectable
farmeTs and his wife now enjoys good nealth - .
"Iery resp'y yours WM A. SHAW, VI. d."
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DACrFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-For
II RIO IANEIRO. VALPARAISO And PANAMA

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-For
II RIO JAsEIRO VALPARAISO and PANAMA
The splendid pew steamer JOIN l.. STEPHENS, 800
turden,) Rob-. II. Pearson, Commander viii De dis
patched oT the above ports, about the 5th DECEM
BER. For rsssage only having superb accommodations
apply 1T the otice OF the company, No 81 South-s,.
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with tie PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMfASY.-Ouly throu n y. $. Mail Linz
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON via Aspnwali and Pam
amA-Thc splendid new and doul.e-engiue U. 5. Mail
Steamship GEORGIA 500 tun,, d. d. Porter u. s.
NJ Commander, will sail MONDAY, D scenber g. at z
o'clock T. VI Iiecitey, from pier foot Of WArenst
Noih kivcr TIE Paebc Mail 81 anship Company regu
lar Nal ST. amer VIII BE- IN readiness az Panama % i've
tie CtorSas mails and passengers and sail mnediaaly for
Sau tTcncifCo No Efforts all be spared by th two Com
psuifs to putther passengers through zh expedition
fort and safety.
RATES oy FARE TO AsPfNwALL.
Lacics Saloon, state Room.
Lower AT ard Forward Saloon, do................ So
SteeTeRe s........ %
Passengers viii lie landed az the railroad wharf Aspin
We, tree. Transit Of the Isthaus ST tie psengers
peusc. Persons securing through passage by the United
States NAL Steacrs from SewYork, have pr ference Of
COMMUNICATION on beard Of the Pacific Mail Steainers
Rates Of fare from Panama TO San Francisco the most
favorable ten For freight passage apply 20
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, At the Office OF the Goa
No. III Westst. corner Of Warren. y. Y.
N BSllppeIs requested u supply themselves with
tie Con penys bills of adIg which viii 10 Ggned at the
Office between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock the day Of
sailing.
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CURE for DYSPEPSLA-Dr
TTRTSSES. Shoulder Braces, Female sup
Frorl he Ev-asns Mirror, y l.. OF. a, ~
APPS RAISAM of WILD CHEK

M Isl AXE BALSAM OF w III INN
w RIVE are not much in the habit Of tiklnE or
puarg medicines though We woad rather write about
Them than swallow them. DAY. But this baSan OF
Wild Cherry near ole OF Natures pure prepare
tons, md has effected suCh extraordinary under o
lumt diaie knowedgr, that bound IA justice and
truth 70 chronicle It's virtues and publish them 10 the world
We rave neither time nor room TO report the particulars
Of cure he's Ell cted FOX o. tho compOstors IN ts
Office OF The Mirror and only refer those afflicted
with coughs and lung complaints to directions and GER
tifcLtes.
WASHiNsTON, ". &.
"MR. FowLE--Desr Sir Nh Hervey Ill., whore GER
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-

the County OF New York notice hereby oven 70 al
percr hvus against WILLIAM CHARDAVOYSE late Of
deceAed preeni the with vouchers
thereof the their o1r No S4 Cherry the
City Of Ne~ foSk beofe the -t dy OF February next
Dated, New loSk the ilth tsy or August. ~!
THOMAS c. CHARDANO1SE ir,.o,,o,.
aui2 iaWsnTh. GEORGE VI CHARDAyOYSE.) HA'N
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

ofue Couny 81 New York
HAVING claims against MARTIs s1BER late Of the City n New
York seufeman present the With thereof
the residence No 100 Aenst the CITY Of
Yofk before the iheth Day Of April reIDAted New
oss ia~en,Ihs WILLIAM q sILBER. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

gae County York hereby % al
person. AGAINST CHARLES y VAN AULES he q
the City Of He Yok deceased To recent the ne ~ III vouchers
thereof he subscriber al HE reudeGce No 3 West 2i 81
ct New York before the =, day Of February next
Dated New York the 18Th tav OF July, 1851.
jyss law6ui1hs WILLIAM {. VAN AULES Admni'iraior.
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TN PURSUANCE of nn order of the Sarro-

II the County Of New fork hereby % az
p~rsons having agns, GEORGE STOUT,
late Of the Guy Of S.wYort deces the snne WITH
vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber bis place business No ~
Broadway he City of Mes fCrt before the econ day "
February Rer-Dated New Yot the day September 1881
- iaVtmThr JAMES ID. STOUT, Alamstrator
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FOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

II kINtR.-Ile spIentid and Eupeslor steanf.s , n
Ber nn bsayto1 leave Alternate days ts1Rdays ex-
eeTfd frczn Pier No 8 R. near the Battery 81 P ".
Fer freieht. apply bocrd, the Office Pier No
TISDALE Z BORDEN. AGENT. Nos. - and II Wes.-st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

rRE,InrNTiM EitCncS At PANAsA-1ho
Americans who were dttuncd IN Panama ON lhe
DAY uf the rresd,util election in the United
States. resolved TO go through that Interesting
ceremony among tl,msel,es They were not to
be cut oli from at lcas, the form OF having some.
thug to so in making rrcsident. POLE we're
opened at the Office OF the American Consul. and
ai he bar room OF the 81 Chsrlcg uo,rl. Al the
former lsg votes were taken, the votes reprcson'
tug ever, state in the Yukon the result beng
81 majority lpr Gen. Scorr A The latter Place
.hcre were 227 vote, tnkcn. Scorr and GnulAn,
l06. rlrpcr aud KiSo. llF Wrsrrn md JIM
KISS, H,iF and JuitR ! giving Pmact and
MISC a majority over scOrr at this poll, oi II
votes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

lfyou think fit to publish this letter. Il may.
perhaps, suggest thoughts TO future trsvelers
when the STAINS Of smoke shall have been washed
ont Of the stones which bound the estates Of these
noble, most noble landlords, and when there shall
be no outward appearance to suggest to thera
that the sheep which they see there hass not al.
ways been the only occupants If the sol.
an. Sir, your o5edirnt,
Humble servant
Dublin, Oct 20. Az EsGL!su CATHOLIC.