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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
CUPREME CoURT-PHILIP D. McCAR-

- nav ,n4 nORFRT C. ATIFN lsllns william MCGUIRE,
MARY GRIFFIN Esecr &C. Rnt o'hsrsln pnuaae o. an 9r
ef OF tn, Cour The following ie- pen 80 VII - soi ~ 'i
~ laass "a City NN los the nth DA1 OF
NOVEMBER next. a. - ocot VI, hy ANTHONY BLshChkh'
- L ~ on ,le westerly u Natsonav. between 3lst ard
ss -. d, he NylIl IT the City New lort ard bound j
- A. 1 ~ I. Gows VIZ. ConHlsn.rna pnnt On the sst
westerly se 81 MADISON av dstsut forty feet seven ~ h-
rrlrv cr' -crvc.rry o. Mad ay and Slsi ST
th.r. rum as -,s westerly ste OF haeoa sV ~en
~ four westerly AMI parse 70 J - aaa
thouh tie OF h. I'll standing one bali on the oi sc
Nv covered -r fhe or the oi s4on on the nh
rrey sogthcy AID pNanei 10 h-a
v-rfv inches hene eastcry All p1rAti
10 3s .ni though IN. party wall stand ns one
hereby sud the other bali On the os rst
scuus ninety 20 the sut westerly sd" oi
Nstscnsv the pce ol nspate New lotk octof 49,
lsS2. JEREMIAH D. CAREY. Ke'cr,.
AILES C.pPsstL Auys for PfsIh " ais oa5 saw5wMSr IN
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SUPREME COJRT-Iu the matter Of the

~ rphcatcn Of he NJsr Ajernas ani Comoo. q he CD
Of New fett snre &c The OPENING Of ELEyENTH As rom
tsh ct 10 o q, "a The rh wud sA city Pubhe sonce
hescy sven ~ ne NAyer Adsr>. ton,sly the Cry
Ne. ieih . IL statute. aa ssd proyd~
that',c sd sc nSser Arrn aa comzua,y q tho Cry OF
r'erd 70 make srpc..on he Supreme he
Sse Ne. iost :, srec,i 81 Gear, bed .:
The Cry Hsn the CITY Nev YEA Friday ne lss dag Of
November At the al III 90 iA.i S.y or
thereafter eounse! Be Aeld for be arpoana; u
e F-11.e rrd
the sd errn' the uts-drd rrovc-, re oru "A u
lib from fsih-t to SAB III h Ward ne Cty OF
Yogk al oct TIE pau the CITY 81 Ycrs
under I'd act Of The Ls4Ers safe o. N..
ia-t ~nfsd Al A;Trve improvements iascAnx the ars
s sud r-ss tie Cty SsSYorf passed A,ra
1907. Tel Nsv -Yosk. o. y. lSs2
&c ,u!9 HENRY \. DAVIES. Coaasei TO the Copors,.s.
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O. = -........f~ ~ bfe4rs.
OWE thee TREASURES hour by hour
That ola;ime princes s'ked In vain,
And pined for in their useless power,
Or died OF PASSIONS eager pain
give thee love as tod Owes light.
Aside from uer; or from prayer,
Rejoicing in il own delight,
And fr1r than the lavish air.
Isive thee prayers Ike jewels strung
On golden TIM sds OF hope and fear,
And teuderer thoughts than ever hung
Ins ssa asgers plying sc~r ars-
Az earth poars freely 70 the ssa
Hsrthous and streams o(~sslsh untold
sersws my silent life to thee,
Glad tia, its very sands are gold.
What care for thy esrelessnessi
give from depths ,hs, overflow,
Regardless that heir power to bless
Thy spirit cannot sound nor know.
Far lingering on dis,an, dawn.
My triumph comes. more sweet than late
When from these mortal rnists withdrawn.
Thy heart shall know mel ca, wait,
October 20, lsSs. AWE
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Oesan Cleaners, &e.

Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-l ork
IL and Canada Dispatch Loe-Ths beautiful ehpi Si
pAeketshp BOTHNIA, james A Avery, Conn IAN ~
above port about ID. 18Th Of November. THIS spaaa
baypg made very successful voyage 20 os,rn 80.
her commandsu having great experience IN tne
trade Prisons ergsRing may expect very soft passage
her between deck. are very high, and thoroueIy
ana fitted up with State Rooms Tor the e0nf0r Of iAes
the shp with other proper attendants All sooat
taking ssasc are respectfully eved 70 y, ne
selves before engaging elswEcIe. on board .e' % -
Ssr,ktt,S,y,
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GOLD MINING.-By simple combination OF
soA arnE quartz or spd is spidv washed and separated
and all tie sold .eved public exhibition OF Tie oPsrs
ton il ven 81 lOocock every morning. al the ocid III
ing Depot, No Is Narrenst opposite the CAl'1rnl4 a
steamship Coz Office PRINTED directions with 81 ths
necessary spparatus furnished with thu rlsch,ns
ARNOLD BUFFUA Co.
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~ The Boston Commonwealth says

the serces In relation to Webster 1t the United states
Circuit Court room, there seated wirhn the area
appropriated the memters Of the bar In close psox-
unity 70 such men ~ Judges Parsons, Warren, and
Rogers, Hon Messrs Winthrop Choste and Lsrng, and
long train Of other notabes in the law Mcssrs Morris
the surclk bar who regarded with as much defer
any in the assembly We submit that this treat
Of these gentlemen much more creditable 70
community than the kicking their sable brethren out
Of the oInnbuses and elsewhere, rs prsctced IN New
York and come other cies
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CUPREME COURT. CITY and County of

~ New Yorl.-J0hn Dusan William Iarteicre JANE,
a j. R-us-a Bcnnst. summon. lr
t.Coul serl-To THE DEfEN
DAMS summoned ami required 70 The
ccmpA nt ih acton. hh hi ~ c- 81 the CeTk ~
the CTS and County Nc~ he l0h dy oOytoh,r ll
anf 10 serve cory he sad amt the
suh-crter hs ,r, No 10 W al r. IN the CITY o. Nav fo,k
hin twenty dsyS the th- cNc
Eve o. th y and s 10 ans~~r the sad
ccnpL int within oTesad the plaintiff IN tbs acton N
tae wdguen ssn-i you the o. hundred and
doIsrs fourth day Ct NovenhT one thosl
and esht hund 81 and one bcs the costs Of IBIS action
Ded Nv Y,Tk. October 10Th. 1851. -.
nj lawSuM+ MM MCDEEMOT PAnl Auorary. No Nv NIst
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Eeeal Notices.
of Hon. CHARLES MASON

DY ORDER of Hon. CHARLES MASON,
OF Supreme Courtfoiics here puru.
he the statute authorize s'tscnen- against
esled and nonresident debor- ha, attainment
ss.d the .st.t. OF GEORGE r. SMITH or 'ie 3
rc.nent Of GuoEd ceRaso Couny sbscoads
debtor end that The vii h- sd for the OF
bis debts un. h and ms barge such attachment, 'co- ns
Dhn three months from the h. pb rston Of his notice.
th the payment debit due him. snd the delivery
him s hr ~ boEsns o Inn, asd he transfer
him Whatever iofbddD BY
law and oil VOID Dated the an day Of August, l'5l.
WARTEk kEN 10A, Attorney for Attaching tocdi;or
Mol IN
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H-FW.yORK and SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCIS

CO-The shortes, end cheapest roure-Only Inc giving
tickets for crossing the s,hmus The avOrte dOuoeen-
eine -tea1s slp FROMETHEUS $50 tuns VII leave from
Tier North River 81 O'Clock 7. NJ precisely on
FRIDAY Nov s. connecting with the Pacific steamer over
the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but twelve ules OF
laHd trnusl Ortaton.
These steamers are urvaled in their accommodation aud
ve1,ii ietion
d. ID. ALLEN, AGENT,
No. Battery-p!acc I'D s...rs
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The NArrcK MURDER The Lo~eu Nsrs states

that true bill has been returned ct Lowell Ns gsi.se
Thomas Casey, for the murder Of Mr. Taylor, as Nsr
tick and the has been carried up TO the Supreme
Court
~. Edward Everett has been invited, v
the Committee, TO deliver the cuoy % "f' "eo's'
before the city authorities Of Boston
"a The remains Of the first wife and two
.,i,d,c, ~ The late Daniel Webster were Wednssdsy
,fernoon removed the temporary rcstingpIsee IN
der ~ PsuIs Church to the tomb OF the deceased At
Marshfeld.
~ On the Goth ult., died in Mansfield ONO.
tho IT # the gallant brit kn9- - drad! 2 ..
James Coulter, N the s7Ih year Of ID age
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day n yavernber D. 1882 at u O'CLOCK noon of that
dsy Terms Casho per cent payable the day Of sale and
thS balance lten days thereafter when deeds viii Be do
Mars Of tho property may te had he Office OF COLE
Chiffon. AuciioneeIs, Nc. 3 Wall-st.
RUSSELL H. NEVIES.
A UCTION NOTICE--BOOTS, SHOES and
IA BUBBERS-We would call attention the large sale
oftbe above THIS DAY a. 10 O'Clock, 1T the No %
Pearl-st. Also large assortment for private sse
a. ID. GALE, No. as Pearl-s'.
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Water Cnre.

DROPATHIC INSTiTUTE.-Dr
i TRAIL receives patients at tho conmOdus City
EstahAshment No Is Laightst, recentiy enlarged by
new buildng) special department for the McchInoal
and Surgical of female diseases dsplcements
&C. is under the charge OF DIS. TRAIL aud HUSFORD.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY. VISITORS 70 TN,
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad At the fost
of Courtlandtst at 81 and IL NJ, and and 2. NJ.
Returning leave Water-Cure Station at and 81 A. ID,
and South orenge at S! and 81 p. NJ.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of

- New ors-Nihsm Wal ssar " iham u. Isrzclere Jam
& Chuh John Bsnne and R-sen B'nnet'-simnons tor
fnoL.y dem touta, Com not lOthe DEFENDANTS on
arc hereby tunns and eucd the complaint u t'
to- WHY Wa he'd o1s ohc Cerk Of the City and C0eaty 81
,'oher, l, anc % u yodr
an. the com the subscriber a. h oe, No II
VIII A. ia New ork within vent1 dys ate the wee
OF thu suum eXuye the Jay i such se vice ird
vou Ell 10 the sI compliant within IL time Aforesaid the
pIuh IN h a ton Judgment against you the ofonf
hundred sud oi. ana arcty Hgt cents with n est
r. the third d, o January thun-sn hundred and MY
two be les thu D.tei Ne~ foek, % tober ~
1889. NM NcDERNOT, Plaintiff Attorney 10 wal 81
nj laysNN
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CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK u.-v LILLIAN c. BUTLER ALVIN n
BEkNK1 ard COMFORT BUTLER ~ CHARLES WEBSTER
S-m1ou. d.ulant coufrs- Com Mt 10
above uan-t DEFENDANT; foa hereby slnond ard rs
cured q lie 2Eli It's -cfJn wach Ill - ~.
cree Cerk ~ and County Of NJ Oh n TIE CITY
H.n. CRY, copy n . tns s&d
sub-cr-r. fs-r oc- " IS " az It sad
City fhn after th. m o. yog
exclusive 4 lie 81 sgeh and h % sns~sr tb-
si my az; WITH tie 1e afea4d tn gEs T. tAs aetsa
nj Jcs~r ,aa-t you or Of Azrtr-t AID ~KiJ
dollars F areis~f vita licr.s if9I
IT, thosaf ~sh' hundred and
nv -s@ls tie seoHDa.eoi Nss fofs s-pf d.
lstl
HAWLEY CLOVER Palaif Arors-yA
CoEps., FLED Ccrk the CITY ard Co1z.J o. S"
Yck 6et.i~r Is i'd la-s~H+
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TOR sp ,.vwsBJrRY HIGHLAND DOCK,

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCk'
Il OCEAN HOSE, Long Braneh,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DOCK, Md
kss, THOMAS TiIiS,r c.,t A II Hagxsrty. win leave
the New. Eavsn Per Ped sp, East River, s ioIIoss'
Tzos srv.yorv FROM sHREvssURY
Tre.a.y No, . IAN Monday Nov 1. Q A. NJ.
Wedn,si.v Sa- IN Tuerd.y Nov. 2 10y A. NJ.
Thrr,lsy. Nav an "Wednesday, NovSili A n.
Friday, Ncv. S loAN Thursday, Nog: I. u I, N
Saturday Nov. 6, L. 81 Friday, Nov ), y n
TUESDAY, Nov. 9.2PM Monday, Nov: :, II. ": =,
Thursday, Not. II. G. An Wednesday, Nov 10, IN
Saturday, Nov. Is, Q A. VI Friday, nov. IL A. NJ
TUESDAY Nov I6cIM Mondsv Nov. IS, 3. A. "
The stss,, f sonaal ~, mn 10 connection with boat
Stages passengers 20 al pars Of the country
peTsors forbid TIC ABOVE boat on The Ecc0an' Of
tie owners
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UCTION NOTICE--BOOTS, SHOE
ALBERT II. SIcoLAY Auctiopeer
DEREMPTORY SALE Of 80 BEAUTIFUL


II BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES in the
PLEASANT VILLAGE OF WESTMINSTER, " Y, at
AUCTION.
ALBEIT H NICOLAY wiz eel 1t Auction on MON
DAY. Nov at o'clock. at tie beautiful VILLAGE of West
chester, =. y on the ground:
SO desirable building Lots AID Cottage Sites 80 feet front
and rear, and 100 deep.
Westchesters one Of the most pleasant ard fourshing
villages in Westchester County and Only III miles from
the city OF Newly ork by the Harlem Railroad.
This beautiful property ia within I'VE minutes WAX OF
the proposed New York Ind New Rochelle Railroad winch
will 70 operation shortly Stages regularly every
day and from this place and the Harlem Railroad depot
The ground nearly level and sufficiently elevated 70 Sc
cure taateous atmosphere and the SOL q oil the hEst
quality. &c., :,
Churches schools and academies within the rnmed
ere vicinity. The convenience Of access from the city, to-
gether with the healthy location and excellent neighbor
hood all combine make this exceedingly desirable
ether for geneinans country residence or Tor
the mech anc and workingan well s.fe and profitable
ipvestln eni for capitalists tie property the vicinity u
rsrg and VIII continue and uust rapidly increase
IN value Title indlsputable
Tens-lc per and tho hlconeeTs fees on the day
of sale 40 Der cent tho 9th OF December, when the
deeds will Le delivered ard the balance can remain on bond
and mortgage three years N cont Or 10 per cent
and the Aucone fees e day Of sale and the balance
IN monthly etGneEts Of 10 per cent cach un; the whole
amount - paid. go .
discount Of per cent will be made all lots bought
for cash. ,., -,
Mays and full particulars be obtained Of tie Auc-
Tree excursion By the Harlem Railroad VIII be made
the DIV of tie sale Tickets BE- obtained free OF charge
on APPLYING 10 j. v Hutsoh.r, EsI- No 90 CAaha st.
70 the Auciioneer, No ~ "al-st
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1nsnrance Companies.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
N1 CAPlTAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
Of the City Of Newl Ork-Insurance Buildings No ~ w ALL
ST., cOrbero of Wjlism-st.
The Charter of this Company requires that four-hhs Of
its profits aer paying seven Ier cent per annum 20 ls
Stockhoder) TO be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT ;. HONE, President.
D. f. CURRY Secretary.
n B-Copies IF the Charter Of this Company m,y be OBJ
tanned application at the office
BUILDING ASSOCIATION and General
- Fire Insurance Company, corner Of Tryon-rOw and
Cbaani-st, in the Harlem Railroad Buildings, taking
risks Oh Rents Buildings &C. he most favorable terms
JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
NOTICE. - The NORTH AMERICAN
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY have removed
their ofice 10 the new building Nc. Wallst, opposite
Newest. The Company continues TO Insure against hrc on
Buildings Merchandise and property generally ~ the
lowe standard rates. JAMES w. OIIS Prest
r. W BLEECKRR. Secretary.
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NEWLY RK TRIBUNE.

PORPHYROGENITE. For The Tribune
BY BERNARD LEON.
~ a chamber, DER whose gloom
Scented tapers shed perfume,
Stricken with mortal all,
Lies lsdy-lily pale.
Often piteous meanings clip
From the marble of herlip,
And her mntely-pleading eye
Asks II any aid be nigh;
Seeks through ell the plying faces,
That around her watch are keeping:
But they turn, and rs she gazes,
Answer only with their weeping
Helpless all--the living tide
slowly Gibbs, and at her side,
Drinking in her failing breath,
sits the unseen watcher, Death.
Ere another hour gees by,
She shall bear babe and die.
Softly from the pllared wall
Folds Of deepest purple fall;
And about the couch IL rolled
Cloth OF purple starred with gold
Where oever rests the eye
Glefms the costly Tyrian dye
Cleans The lofty chamber through
With its rich End ruddy hue,
Failing on the hspless waller,
Growing palcr sdll, and poler,
Falls the ruddy hue In vain
On that bed of mortal pain
Type OF power its splcndors here
But as nockeries appear
Greater might than that OF kings
Here IL my, tic shadow hipgsi
And, above the dim Ideal,
Reigns invsibly the Real.
But tie weary hour ia done,
She has borne lying son
Mourn for thought OF life departed,
Sorrow for spirit gone
Joy for newer life impaired
An heir IL given 20 a throne.
Born in purple Shout ye loyal
Prince OF blood and lineage royal,
TO a nations hope is given
By the gracious hand Of Heaven.
Give him honor time shall be,
We 10 him shsll bend the knee,
Proud dominion shall be- his,
Ger your earthly destinies.
Pray that ne'er may come the hour,
When in raging lust of power,
Love resolving into hate
He ths, time anticipate
Striking in his Hell born wrath,
King and Father from his path.
Pray il be not sO-for then,
Peace shall be unknown Of men:
Once allow the crim.on Hood,
Oerthe realm it, tide ,hsll pour
Swords that drink at founts of blood,
Thirsty grow forevernore.
Hope and pray; ne all ye may;
A. be will ye must obey.
Whether Ger his darkened soul
seas of guilt shall deeply roll
Be be to his lust slave;
Be be coward base, or brave
Be he gracious, just and true,
hulLs a. nc lOfIH- "
Be he wise or be be fool,
Master bold or servile tool;
Tyrant-fafher--loved or hated
Blest Of all or execrated-
Ye must bide your joys or psins,
For by grace Of God" be reigns.
Therefore re, ye lower orders,
Though from all the farthest borders
OF the stricken realm, there rise
wsis and sgonizing cries;
Though like sisters, hand in hand,
Wo and mine stalk the land
Ye must fain contented be;
Sill TO suffer patiently.
Harbor 10. thought malign,
Think Ike rules by 4" right divine"
Never in your utmost sadness,
Never in your reasoning madness--
Though it oft-tine wisdom seem,
Az ye dread unhallowed graves
Never-neyer dare to dream
Yewere born for aught bot slsves.
Though with one true, firm endeavor,
Land and limb were free forever
Traitors farther, not q jotl
Pray and wait, but labor not.
Ne'er believe the maxms bold,
Taught by wisest men of old
FrEits9e c0mes 10 him rho d<ircs
Uod A<,ps tAsss SO rep themselves!
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DEMITTANCES-P AS SAGES SLOW
III MAN, GRINNELL a Co, No 81 Souths ST, New
lofk sole ard only authorized Agents for the SWALLOW.
TAIL LINES OF PACkET SHIPS
LIvEEPocL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON PACKETS SAL every
and 2lst OF every month alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL. LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X. PEEL,
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRlSNELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE.
Constantine AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBI RTON YORKTOWN,
INV SHIP. PATRICK HENRY.
Persu WISHING 70 send for ther friends and assrous OF
hrrpg them out bv auy Of the above Inasfee;t ships ard
iuiormtd that MtssIs BOWMAN GRINNELL 1 Co are
the oply AGENTS for the above ships IN this city:
They also sue Drafts from q and upward, when AZ
PAYABLE sight any tewn thEog.h Ireland ana "'"S
Britain. BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co
No. Is Souih-st y. T.. and Re gent sroad LSefPos..
Liverpool Packets leave NewYOTk 9Th and zs 0i e'0"
mouth
London Packets leave NewYOrk every alternate ThaT'
day.
For passs e apply IS above.
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EMPIRE CITY LINE-FOR SAN FRAN
~ CISCO VIA ASpINANAL and PANAMA-Throngh

Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRAN
IL CISCO, via ASPINWALL and PANAMA-Ihrolsh
TycLets AZ Reduced Rses-The new and splendid nsp
SIERRA NEVADA, 1850 tuns BURDEN J. Dayton w so-
Commander will leave for Aspinwa, direct, on Thu R-
DAY Nov T. at o'clock, L. NJ from Pier No j, North
River conBecting Panama with the new and splendid
double en.ine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, &51
tuIs burden, RoberW Foster Comnander men 'saIleI
" N be IN readiness TO receive the passengers by Tic Sera
Nevada and sal inn ed afely for San Francisco.
Those unsurpassed for speed VentiAon ana
,cco,modation and offer superior advantages for families
going 10 California First and second CaDin Passengers are
provided with State Rooms both ships ana dnc a. ss
same table Part Of the Steerage of the Cy OF ftsOnrsh
l. allotted to femalts Passengers landed al the Panama
Railroad Depo At Aspinwal For rcht or passage apply
TO J. HOWARD SON, Agents
No. 81 Broadway and No D Nest-st
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EOR LIVERPOOL-Unit States Mail
i Steamship ARCTIC, Captain james {. Luce-rhs
STEAMER viii depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY, Noy3, at u o'clock NJ from
her berth the Of Canast No berths secured TIL PAID
for For freight passage, having unequAed accomrioda
tors for elegance and comfort apply 10
EDW. X. COLLINS co, No. 20 Wsll-s.
Passengers sre requested to be board At VI The
steamship PACIFIC Will succeed the ARCTIC, and Will
sill on tile 9Th November.
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D. A. Chiffon, Auctioueer.
nTNKIRk LOTS at 4 UCTION -

TRusIFE's SALE of 2iO VALUABLE BUILD
INC LOTS at DUNKIRK.-Wil DO sold at puoAe
Auction. a; the Merchants EXCHANGE, n tae OitS o.
noon, hy Mcss1s COLE & Chiffon, ArcaoneeIS ~
valuable Building Lots situated in the h9using Town OF
Dunkiik the terminus Lake Erie, OF the great New
Yolk and Erie Railroad, comprising the whole OF me hSe
blocks land designated the OF said town oy Tue
numbers las l5 ia 1873 and 1876 These Lots are very
egby situated in Of the best portions OF the town
The remarkable and continued growth Of which reudes II
matter OF certainty that Om the Vsrop advantages pos
II must ere long become town OF very Considerable
importance fne opportunity is now offered 70 capt. hss
E iudiciops and profitable Investment 60 per ceut
r.nsif, on bond and mortgage AL SEQ For
man. arply - the suctoneeTs their Office, No SWssS,
kew-YoIk
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ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style OF La
dies Mses' and Children's Drab and Bsek Felt back
and Drab Beaver Bonnes with beautiful beSver hahs
Hat for Ladies and Misses msde from me oesl 80 -
market Also large and handsome assortment ~ f-
and broi-red Care Of the sies Psrs iasor VITO new
STYLES OF Drab ana Silver Felt BLACK aud DaS D.11s
ere Flats for Boys Misses and Children 81 NOSAhSOE
old establishment, Ne. IS Bowey.
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NEW.YORK SI-PERIOR COURT-Hen.


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JaH -ypods std l.. b. Jaha Butler AMI BInche
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ADA DOfIAICK, THADDEUs DOMiSICk and JCSICS DOM
lNlCK Noa hereby summoned md f-sgrd o. tSsEer the
COMPLAINT hs ~heh ed NJ oce
tie Ce he s4d Court Jay nc dsie sefe and 20
copy yosr he sad sugDha-nisl complaint
The oAcs. 10 ~ Aass~ises ne City
New within ;Eery tiy- afer the h~e exclusive
ib- dsy of ami m 70 The sad Complaint
Wihn soTesd the Danifs herein VII ,sse uzn-u,
srsnst yoa 70 the rclcl .eaard ~ .ad congratulated
New York JOY ), Iss2 Yo1rs &c.
US Ia-trN }. " BALDNIS, Auy oF P-lE-9s.
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Sales bn auction.

A. NJ MERwIN. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER " Co.-Irade
DSalos Rooms, No. Is ParSGOw
BARTLETT & WELFoRp's STocK.
The tenth and eleventh. DAYS sale OF this great collection
of Choice Books WIN takc place -
SATURDAY aid MONDAY, Oct. 30 and Nov l,
gt6i + NJ, 49,
And will comprise the entire division OF Books o. Tn rio
ArE Gall rtS SC. Illustrated and Embeiisled Worse.
and Splendid Library Editions OF Standard Authors IN the
The paItcuiss in catalogues the Room where the
Books sIe arranged foI examination. s,,
NANNY Noy is aud following days Of the week
p1sctI S,,g OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Books-oat-
aiosues ior the above sale in preparation and WA Sl
consrumenfs from the English publishers Con
- fon Tue American trade sole ted Particulars ior
sse ,.t.losue should be furnished immediately
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r. W. WEsrcorr. Auetioneor.

r. ". WEsTCOTT, Auctoneor.
WILL SELL ell the genteel HOUSEHOLD
w FURNITURE. Carpets, Bedding. &C. THIS (Ion-
day) MORNING at 10 o ock vt No. 10 GREENWICH ofa
family leaving the city, embracing even thng in the house.
keeping hue. for the psrlor chamber and kitchen Sale
positive without r. gard to w,atler