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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
GIPKEME COURT.-ln thr matter of the no.


~ phsuon Of NJ Mayor Aldermen and Commodity Of the Gu
New-ios, relative OPENING LAYING OUT OF .
PUBLIC SQUARE. known A. BLOOMINGDALE SQUARE, 10
the Nineteenth Ward a. sad etyT- under, sned
Estimate ard Ass~sclt the matter hereby
nouce pursuant % the requirements Of Lea sa
tie people The State Of kes YORK entitled Act &c
At entitled Act reduce relating
sr and $50 The ctented IAN Act amend entitled
At relation 20 The collection OF and Iaxes
Cy and County # New York. and r purpo MY
a, l4l passed Mas 7, lSf Ia the
thereby that they compete the aud
IT, shove ent mater that al
Affected thereby and Who opposed
% present their Or,uoni wnunt o, MOSES MAfsAKD Jr
ksq ie Chairman o. tie sad Comm the obr- Of jobs
A. Weeks, No - Nast m the CRY % Mes Y0rk, within thJ
day from The date Of tins And that tie limits embraced
tie laid estimate and assessment olOv that say:
the UJs, panels Of land, situate Bng snd
Netee1ih Ward ~ the City Of New bounded
and containing follows hat On the lorth
sfy Of sixty seventh 9th the south ~ ,hs
ncrhery hne sde Of Fouy third 4d east. BY ,hs
cry Inc or side Of Eleventh lth a laid down ,uap
used ~ The Commissioners Of Estimate and Assesnent
above init I'D matter he Street Commission
- og e dud which ead map erttd Msp Of property r.
CURED Of and benefited b. tAe opening and ayrs Of Public
square known a. Blooming iae Square the Nnsenh Ward Of
the CITY Of New fot Anc the Sad Comm further
that their report the entitled viii
sOecA Term o. the sad COuf BE- held Al the Cry Hall OF ths
Cry Of N iork Saturday the % day Of October
tie Court that day and that there and
teeat@r counsel can be- beard viii BE- made tsi
sad report 10 cODhmed-D-f-d Nv Yors. July ls52
MOSS MAYNARD
JOHN A. WEEKS, : Commissioners.
JOsEPHs. YORK,
Bpu =. Diyns. Attorney. jJl6tOc1
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NOR SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN

The expeditions and attractive for this cee
braeo watering place Is BY the Morris and Essex RAILROAD.
Leaving New ork from the foot Of CourtlAndtst so
NJ, y 81. and 2. ST. Leaving Newark at IS A. NJ
y IS and IS Pm. Stages and carriages connect Nor
Also at Dover Nth the II - and s. PM. trains and pro-
ces drect % Tie Mountain.
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HENRY BEEKMAN, J
Henry SERTHoLF. { ce@n....os.r
gro L. OSBORNE, }
. ,,o,,.v srf tea,
&IPREME COURT.-yames Eah against VII.

- ham r d-uE.d oostsct 4 Com
BOT Ser To WILLIAM COOK, DeisDisn fsa are b-s-oy
and the eong.nt tbs scioa
Shh sled oce Of the Cek Of the CITY and Coasy o.
Nsv ro the CRY Hal the Cry Of New fo 90 ire oh Sag
81 Juy i2 and 20 The aad con-
plant on he subscribers. their oos No. ~ Wal 81 - The 'iy
O. NsN iork, within days sts the q tbs .umnons
On you srcusve Of the Of and "a. .
'~rf NE sac eonP within the AFORESAID, the gluucfs tia
w tss- Judgement 80 the Of ihfe~ hunfed
Ss-A sh interest al th- 81 annaHn ron
- n aD OF JsD, one heusani esit hanjre sHd hytso,
oernr- tts costs q ths acton DATED Jaiy isSa
lYSnlsen-Inl sNIIA MnnnM ARn !. ,o.rers
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN

! UMhkh AhhAruLH ~ =, -
s52-Tsiu Of New fork leave neS corner on Sans-
Ct Anc Broanwsy. . a
Accommodates AsD sPEciAL-h sno ilSo = "A
AS xures 70 Stamford znc Norvst ano st1epnt ~ AZ
sts,iC. bsyond I'D AZ $50 NJ through 20 New lsven
AfS50 r tor Norwsk-st $50 AN no - - o'
Port Chester The $50 runs IN connection VIZ
Train over the Canal Road - -. -.
ExPREss TRAINS for New-hsyea, hrtofe, y sn1 na,
Boston Connecticut River ana Vermont
Lad Brdsepori connecting with the bonsaiorie sc
tucL Railroads At Bridgeport and Canal kaiir1sc 81 Sev
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Hossstouis sns nssfstasA
Railroads st Bridgeport -, -,
Trans INTO EEw-YoRk-Aeeomoasnon sha ePe~-sS-
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INFLUENZA ano CONSUMPTION -


IL is indeed melancholy truth that thousands TALL
victims CONSUMPTION every year. from no other cause tAAn
neglected colds vet nd hundreds thousands, VINO
such complaints with the greatest Indifference sad
let then for weeks and months without tank
iue Of the dang Az hst have what you consider
ssht cough cold you allow business pleasure oI care
iessness TO prevent you from gng II sttentoh; IL
then settles upon your bresst you b-come hoarse have
pains In the oe chest eNpectOrate lsrse quantes O
matter perhaps mixed with blood difficulty OF breath
ing ensues and then find your foolish neglect hss
brought on this complaint H. then vaas your life
h. sth be warned in time and dOnt te with your cold
orrust 10 any quacS nosrum 70 cue you; but imned
atey procure a bottle or two Of that famous remedy, Dr.
WlSTARS Balsaul OF Wild Cherry. which well Known
20 be the speedy kuoWp thousands viii
testify whose lives have been saved byit For influenza
ia tho very best medicine IN the world b not deceived
Renemb- that spurious limitations aud other preparations
of Wild Cherry abound throughout the land bat Il IL Dr.
WlSTARS thst has performed many thousand wonder.
full cures therefore buy other bai Tho seunne original
Bsl.am Il I'D Ch~ry signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale at wholesale retail BY 4. d SANDS Cen
eral Agents, No 100 Fulson-st THOMAS MAXWELL,
No. So Nihsurst: JOHN MlLHAU, Nc. lSS Biosiwsyi
Aston and Irving House Drug Stores and No 10 Broadway
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CCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.-The

~ best route from New-York IL via New Hampton,
twice daily, by CeDtrs Railroad of NewJersey OnIy ten
leave by steamer RED JACKET, from Pie No. !, n. R.
at A. d. and ~ NJ. Fare 81 l2t Through in 81 hours
For tickets further information apoly al HOPES Ex-
press Office. No II Broadway, on board the boat
r Hopes Expres. mn. 10 conneeton with this Inc.
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NOTICE II hereby gwen, chat the balance 70.
msnns Of the proceeds Of tbs sale Of the Real Es
JAMES GRE6 late If the CITY OF New YORK deceased
tsy made ande the order The orr County New
fofk By james Gfe J ts administrator 81 all aud ansu. ths
sd chses and credits Of the said nstate vii be divided
the ssd Surusa- among N. creditors Of the sad pro
poron 70 tef fe-cuys debt, according 70 law the Suo
Eates Office, the CITY Of New fos tho -evsnth day
ten Der ten Ock the forenoon Of that dayDat-j
dsv Of June. A W
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The STAGES Tor Squam will run 10 connection with boat
Stages 10 convey passengers 70 all parts Of the county,
All persons forbid trusting the shove boat the account
OF the owners
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1le0iraI.

IN YSENTERY and DIARRHEA
esectuslly snd Immediately cured By HUNTERS
DISENTERY CORDIAL warranted without opium or
any Mind of 6ru,s-eght years in and not ooe fade
The most respectable references given In Phi d-Pha
where It Is extensively used Highly agreeable TO mo tae
For Children sbo persons OF delicate stomach Il Is mHeh
recon me nded b, the hrst ply nc -
K tVANS Wholesale Agent, No. SIuth Sd-st
Phila Just ed snd for sale ny {. KING, DruesH
Conner BrnsdwaN and John-sts New.York
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

Il DOCK, .UCEAr HOUSE QLons Branch PORT
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
(Viddetown,l and RED BANK.-Nsw and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. Il Hagerty, will leive
the New Haven Pier. Peck.sp, East River a. follows
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THE FOLLOWING is an editorial

from The {, Mt al Nco YORKER Of May 6, 1852 We
give the ID tr's words. Comment "a unnecessary
"Ptof w Roback This truly remarkable man. whose
whols ehsct be OF philanthropy and good 10 ALL
rtainy worthy of great amount Of praise for his unr
energy and zeal Ia bringing the benefits Of The science OF
asIoogy u before American pee pie That .uroogy
has always given impetus to the progress OF science sod
philos phy certain ami discover of future
god to mankind in the labor. Of this philosopher
sud asoogst Let bis lsbors he appreciated aud his ad
vice followed and much social strife and domestic dscord
would b. dssipated K Al letters TO C. w. RO.
BACK No White ST. will be lelieOu.y attended IN, Il
prepaid For particulars es and Astroog csl
Alnapac gratis, where certificates may be seen.
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STEAMER, for HALL

FAN NOVA SCOTIA The new and splendid
See. ,hip SIR JOHN HARVEY built expressly for this
hue ana furnished egsDt style for the sccom
Of pss-f gers. viii leave the Of Long What Boston,
Tor Hslii,N, every SATURDAY, at O'Clock T: and
leave HalisS FOR Boston, every lUhSoAi a, o'clock
r. N FRt-Fifst Calip including meals, $40 fare-Se-
cor CABIN without meals s. for freight or passage ap-
ply 10 CLARK, JONES co, Boston; NttK
co Hshlax or the Captain on bosd-scston, July, 81
1852
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
LBANY. TROY and LEBANON

IA SPRINGS The cars Of TIE NETWORK snd II Ar
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station, New-York,
Daily, tSundsys excepted At loo'cllck NJ. Mail Train
10 Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy. Lebanon Springs Pittsied Spring
field and other intermediate Stations
At O'Clock. P. NJ Accommodation Train 70 Chatham
-Four Corne connecting with Western Railroad going East
~ Passengers for Lebanon springs viii take the 10
o'clock A. ~ Train TO Chatham. Western Railroad 70
Canaan and Stage Lebanon arriving early tn. after
noon. NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent
Fare through g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

o. he CITY ss~ reh s,a nclated within he soov
va ID ths e~t ~ the westerly hns SIDE Of
sest The s-s,sfb hos ed. Of s,h the h
hbs o' the eentre 81 the bk bet~ssn sh and l2a
on the south b. he hne q the boh
ard lSss't a. the sane hs ne dsss~ ana s-ssl
b, the ssS Somnssoaer. a. Aforesaid
se once Of the c'sy q Ss- Tod And as s&
Commissioner do further that .e n
eniiec b. made ant sag.ae
TIE Of Nee Yors, spesl fern q cos
hold Of The City RsI Of N. Cry 81 N-v Yen ssarsy
Say Of October ls the 81 the cosn
Thai Asn anS there the-ssf ossasi -
roos ~H Be made that be eoarDAt.e New fors
Juy -, 1888. -.,.. ...,-.,
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

l Trains leave pier foot of Duene-st follows:
ENPREss TRAIN az 3! A. for Ounxirk connecting with
fstela,s steamboats, for Cleveland San"usky Toledo and
NJ ue and railroads 10 Cincinnati ana Chicago
MAIL TRAIN Al 3 A VI for slls-atlons
WAY TRAIN ats! NJ, via Permont, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN e. 81 p NJ VIA Jersey CITY Tor Delaware.
NIGHT xPREss TRAIN at 2. NJ, for Dunkirk connect
ing with stesmb Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMlGRANT TRAM at NJ via Piernont
CHAS MlNOr, Superintendent.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
claims the estate JAMES CAMERON late Of the
Cry Of New YORK. ph, deceased that they required 10
exhibit tho with the vouchers thereof 10 Tho subscriber the
Executor Of the last vii and testament Of d deceased at s p'
residence, No Barrow the Of New York, DO
fore the 18Th yofJanra 1853 JOHN C.MERON, Executor.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
VHE BRITISH and NORTH MERE

UNHE BRITISH and NORTH A MERI-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, between
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between
BOSTON aud LINERPOOL-The Boston ships only CALI
Ing Halifax 70 land and receive mails ana passengers
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA Cs pt. - EUROPA. y. @. Lott,
ASIA c. H. T.. Judkins, NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA N. Shannon, CANADA Lang,
CAMBRIA, J. Letcb.
These vessels cary clear white ght at mast head green
n startOaTd bow, red on port bsw.
ASIA. Judkins from NETWORK Wednesday, July q.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON. Wednesday Aug 4.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK. Wedr esday. Aug. il.
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug. 70.
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug %.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON. Wedne,dsY, Sept l.
ASIA. Judkns from NETWORK, Wednesday, Sept. 3.
AMERICA, shannon, I'm BOSTON, Wednesr ay Sept. Is.
EUROPA, Lott, from NETWORK "wednesday Sept p.
Passage fOm New. York or Boston to LiverpOo-First
cabin s 20; second cabin. $40.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
Ia All letters and newspapers must psss through the
PO.t Office. For freight or passage apply to
h. CUNARD No ( Bowling. Green.
u French, German and other Foreign Goods received
brought in with British Goods Through bills
Of ladins given in Hayre Tor New.York.
WATCHEs-By order of the British Treasury watches OF
fore manufacture bearing the marks OF English
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted In England
quence hch French end watches may be shipped
Have for NewYork Boston via Liverpool without in
curing the risk heretofore Of being seized BY the English
Cusfot .Hnuaa
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From Shrewsbury.

On SUNDAYS, the FOWTN LFWIS vii run % kEI-
PORT touching at FORT HAMILTON le.ving the foot u
Hsmn ud-st half past NJ aud Robinson-st. al AN
Returpng leave KeypeIt al p. VI
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to
~ al persons having claims against GEORGE BOLDLY ate
city Brooklyn kings County deceased that they eaur.
EXHIBIT the same the vouchers thereof the subs.usrs
place business Cathann- the City Yo
before day Msy ne.D.te November
RICHARD BOLDLY ,si.,.,
sill awomIuF MARY BOLDLY, Au"hn"E@t"ns
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. l. North River,
foot Of Battery place By steamboat John PoterTso nes
daily; Morning Line leaves at A. 81 Afternoon Express
Line NJ through Philadelphia in . hours. Fare,
ls class g, I'd class liDe by only 81 Return
Gg leave Phade phia from foot OF Wsout ST. az An and
Up NJ Emgrant Line BY steamboat Transport from Pier
NJ. J. al Pm. Fare 81 50.
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EOR Observation-Disclosures

Il LlNE-PACKET OF 10Th AUGUST-The fsVonte
and splendid packet ship SHERIDAN. Capt j. w. Porter
viii sail as above her sular day For freight passage
having accommodations amply ON board at Pier No
No. IS South Of.
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Il LAND DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE, tLong Bnnch,l
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, (Niddletown } and RED BANK.-Th7 popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt J. p CoIlies, will leave
Robinson-st Pier, North River, as follows
From NaW.York From Shrewsbury
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NREIGHTS 10 VERMONT aud NEW

Il HAMPSHIRE at reduced rstes-Shp by steamer
TRAVELLER from Pecksp, every day at 3 P NJ. Through
tickets via Newly and NewHeven Railroad For par
tcuars apply at the Railroad Office No l52 Southst n Y
r. HYDE. Agent
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NOR LlVERPOOL.-Un United States
II Mail steamship ARCTIC Captain James C. Luce
This will depart with the L. 5. Mails for Europe
posiliv " SATURDAY., Aug Z at ~ o'clock ~. from
her bh at the foot Cara st. No behs secured till paid
fer. For freight passage having uneqused accommods.
tons kr elegance and comfort apply to
EDW. X COLLINS Co, No IS Wsllst
The steamship PACIFIC viii succeed the ARCTIC and
sail Angus; II, 1852.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE. via Sfonine

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE. via Sfoning-
i q ton. for BOSTON PROVIDENCE NEWBED-
FORD and TAJNTON.-The steamers c. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE. Of this line regularly here
toore alternately leaving Pier No 2Norh River first gnsf
above Batteryplace, daily. Sundays excepted, p VI
and Stnnington st o'clock NJ arrival OF the mail
uaip which leaves BogroD at 5 50 NJ
The stesmer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except SUNDAYS At Q A NJ and 8 NJ New Bedford
sno Taunton proceed Immediately the arrival
Of the mail trsn at Mansfield.
For freight passage apply al the Office No 10 Battery
nlacao on ID the hnafa
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 1852.

haven Al AN from Norwsk-at $50 AN and Sd
Pm from Port Chester The aS A VI receives PASSENGER,
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal asfross Sev
Haven The % rsceiyss FROM Hartford ans
Springfield Railroads
ExPREss Trans leave New-hsven on Arrival on rrains
from Boston AT lis and $50 PM. stopping az Bndzepor
Norvslk and Stamford y leaving Boston ct A. NJ sne
If5Ph
See large bl advertisement, az the srsnon blouse ans
rrs,rlnsi Hotel, GEO w WHISTLER JR-
superintendent
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THE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

Il GATE. Can't. Henry Couoyer will leave New-York,
pier octOf Roliron-st o. r. daily SUNDAYS excepted.
Tor SHREWSBURY. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE,
HIGHLAND DOCK. PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
and BROWNS DOCK, (MiddetOwnL a. follows:
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DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

DI1TSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
II Coal Company is prepared to deliver to families in
any part # this city Brooklyn and Wismsburgh from its
Canal Boats and several yards the various sizes OF its
Pittson Coal which superior Anthracite for domestic
Apply at the yards. OF 4th-st and 9Th av
Wests, Morton at the foot of Goveineurst East
River; foot OF North lost, Wilan,bueh; foot OF Gold:
ST. Brooklyn, at the Office Of the Company, Of
Broadway and Wast The Coal will be delivered at 81 Is
per tun Of 20CO lbs om the Canal Boats and at S. 2
screened from they yards.
e 4 PER TUN.-Peach Orchard Red
" II Ash Coal Nut size; also, Egg and Stove size OF
the best quality at the lowest market price at the Peach
Orchard Depot No 1877 Anthony-st- near Broadway.
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EOAL-A cargo of The best quality
~ SchuyAil Coal and size. in quantities Of one
tun 81 IS for and s. p for nut TO
and dealers screened and delivered part Of the city
% for AID s. 75 for nut Apply the dock foot
of HsDDeIsley ST., North River
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NOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Weekly

LWh Ouh RLEoA Wv toChll- w ochiy
4. :. Mail Line.-The favorite steamship SOUTH
FRkFR VIM Foster, Commander will take her departure
from Pier No d North River, WEDNESDAY, August
4 q, o'cock precisely. Fer freight apply on board
whore al bills II siding i be signed and for passage, TO
sPOFFORD, FILESrOS \ co, Lower Office, No 48,
Tbs MARION viii omit her tp of SATURDAY., Aug T. for
the purpose Of painting, &C. The JAMES ADGER Will
succeed the S0ulbuper, on Wednesday, Aus. IL.
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE Cant VIM Brown and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjs Beyton leave alternate days SUNDAYS
excerted from Pier No NR, the Battery, az NJ.
For freight apply board al the office on Pier No
TISDALE 4 BOARDEN, Agents. Nos 20 and II Westst.
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Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro
n gate Of the County Of New York hereby gwen al
persons having claims against HENRY TRACY, late Of the City
New 1OrA deceased % the IN the vouchers thereof
The subsc nber s Office Beaver st. City New
York before the fourth LAY Of December Dated New
fo.b. June I, 1889.
t,l .f.s-Jss CHARLES TRACY Admlns,ra,or
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CENTRALRAILROAD co, of NEW

~ JERSEY-Through from New. York;o Ea,ton, Pa, in
-Four Hours, commencing Aug Leave pier No. l. North
mediate places az A. NJ IL NJ, and A F. NJ a1d for
somerge al 2 Nj.
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NOUN

~ CHANGE OF HOURS.-The steamer RED JACKET
connecting with Cepa Railroad Of New jersey Tor the
Mountain will leave after Aug. at A. M and l.
noon inste .d of3A NJ and z. NJ
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N + " . K and SJHUOLE1 ,
~ MOUNTAIN. via MORRIS ard ESSEX RAIL
ROAD route decidedly the most expeeltious and
attractive.
Trains Newly erk from the foot Of Courtlandi-st ss
follows
First Trsin At 2 81 AM, connecting At Moui,own and
Dover wi stages iir-ct for the Nouut.in
Second Train u NJ connecting Sh stages st Dover 80
above.
Third Train 81. proceeding to Dover, where
risges can be procured proceed the Mountain
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NOR ALBANY. 81; POUGHKEEP-

Sic, 50 CTS, HUDSON, IS CTs.-The new aud ele
gait steamer FRANCIS SKIDDY will leave her dock foot
Of Jay-st at o'clock Monday, Wednesday and FIJI
day for Albany, landing at West Point New bursh POUCH
keepsie Hyde Park Kingston Bristol CatsS and Hudson
at the hour. making the landings as above B.
Under circumstances will any Of the above landings be
passed. JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent No l59 Front-st
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE &.
SMITH, Eq Surrogate Of The COUNTY Of Kns hers
By according 20 law 10 all persons having claims SOL
ONION CONkLlN, late Of the City OF Brooklyn. deceased hs
they required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
tho subscriber WARREN SNFDEN, AZ his residence No. %
Johnson the Cry Of Brooklyn, b-ors the 18th day
November us1t.-Dd'ed May 10. ls52
CATHARINE T. CONKLIN
DAVID B. BAYLIS Administrator.
WARREN SNEDEN, J myll laHbMTu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

CHANKLIN & REILLY, corner OF Main and First streets
have ia received and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock or Farey
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some of the most 'as
onable goods brought market this season. which We o
fer at wholesale RETAIL customers and all others
who may favor with call, low for cash or pro-
duce. The following comprises some OF the Leading ar
ticles:
Black and colored Cloths, plain and fancy Cassneres,
Vestings Cottonades, Denms Caeoes, Gnghams Lawns,
Bereges silk Tissues Grenadns blk and cold Silks,
Berege d'Laines white and cold Mosquito MEETINGS, Ho-
siery Gloves Iaces plain and drilled Swiss Muslns Cam
brcs and Jaconetts Bonnets Ribbons Parasols and Um
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; also. full stock of
brown and bleaehed Sheetngs and Shirngs brown and
beached Drills, Tickngs, Hickory Stripes. Irish Linens,
per- linen and silk Pocket handkerchiefs blk and cord
silk Neck do bid Silk Grape and Palmetto Shawls &C.,
&C.. to which would respectfully invite all to come in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. laps6I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
PEMETY

NTOW offered to the public for the Grsttime This med
~ ieine has existed in private family for more tina
ty years. has been distributed to considerable eNten
among friends and has during the whole time, aud NJ an
instances proved itself falling remedy, whether
applied common or TO third day ague oil well
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends induced the proprietor to give to the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented TO take agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and offer il by the
dozen single bottle, with the express UNDERSTANDING,
that the nonsy will ALWAYS refunded where the med
ecinused according tdorectons does hot affect perfe
and permanent cure. lmhlOtfl ALLlS d HoNES.