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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-09-09

to be sent. Third There shall be no
paper or other thing enclosed in, or with
such printed paper and if these condi-
ditions are not complied with, such
printed matter shall be subject to let
ter postage; and all matter sent by
mail from one part of the United States
to another, the portage of which is not
fixed by the provisions of this act, shall,
unless the same be entitled to be sent
free of postage, be charged with letter
postage.
SEC. 4. And be I farther enacted,
That if the publisher of any periodical,
after being three months previously no.
tilted that his publication is not taken
out of the Office to which it is sent for
delivery, continue to forward such pub
lication in the mail, the postmaster to
whose Office such publication is sent,
may dispose of the same for the postage,
unless the publisher shall pay it; and
whenever any printed matter of any de-
scription, received during one-quarter OF
the fiscal year, shall have remained in the
Office without being called for during the
whole of any succeeding quarter, the
postmaster at such shall sell the same
and credit the proceeds Of such sale in
his quarterly accounts, under such reg
ulations and after such notice as the
Post-ofice Department shall prescribe.
! SEC. 8. And k II farther enacted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

elsn, I'D wls ere ions ssr-e alc;hsr Family Med
cine Trey need euf tse TRIAL 70 convince The mos
scrrtlra OF thc-r sSsesy and shsr ut,ty
fhf hfGttAN kLIAla Is aelishtt1liy irv'goyssins
Csrtis paas.he TO The taste ard never iss almost i'm
mcdcey restore e energies q the Systsr when exnsust-
Cd b. sease or by the necessary operation OF C.fhse
Medicines As Nervous Tonic Is eotlrely une1uscd,
ard be tsken BY he debcste Fersles ana Chill
drrn with entire confidence and safety
BY the timely and judoious ofhis PILLS ard HYGE-
Ian ELNIR Dr. bsrss convinced that Disease nav
often prevented snd always readily ar tas by syod
the proac,Cd service OF Physicians sad their
and nanesrg remedies not only time but money may be
mved.
For sale q, Dr. BATES Dip5t No. A5s Broadway cor
Grand 81 y Y, and the Principal Drag Stores and Pa
tsnt Msdicne Warehouses in the City. Pills 5 eta De
box. Elixir q rer Bottle; bottles fJ- tive dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

IT, Tho Baltimore dmericam gives the com.
merca statistics Of that city tor the last month, as
follows.
There cleared for foreign ports at the Baltimore Gus
tomHouse during the month 10 ships Is barks u bdgs
and III schooners total 81 vessels with an Aggregate
tunnage Of 4ss4 tuns and employing 600 men in their
navigation o. these vessels 20 were American; ~
English 10 Bremen Haneverian; 2 Hamburg and
Danish and their destinations follows VIZ For
the West Indies and British Provinces % bremen !;
Rotterdam 2; Rio de Jsneiro 5; Lsguayra 2; Valpa
raj Buenos Ayres 2; Africal Rio Grande Brazil
and maj ket London q Liyerpool2; Trieste Spanish
Main Bahia and market EmdeR |; Amsterdam
], Gibraltar and MDDteviieo l. The total value Of
exports by these vessels shown by their nAnIes was
sel2953 49,
There was coastwse clearance for Califorpia In
the month Of October with assorted cargo valued
At s27 $40.
There entered from foreign port sdurns the pc.
riod4 ships barks IL brgs aud schooners-total 70
vessels OF these II were American IL English, BFe-
men, Danish, and Hanseatic-w with cargoes "dutA-
bic" e6; with free cargoes 3, and In ballast6
The receipts from duties NJ the Baltimore Custom
House during the month of October amounted 70
:fs,S79 10
The balance in the depository at Baltimore on the 3osh
September 1854 81 ee is, and on the 3oth Oct.
s2l, FPS 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
IT, The Ners, published at Newport and

Coyington, Ky, has the following rcmarks upon The
result of aboshng all laws for the collection of debt
In the fret place. places the rich and poor upon the
same equal base. The rich mans property cannot be
touched for his debts and the poor has none TO touch
They are then both alike regards asking for credit
and but honorable would receive credit for any
thing No would then be respected for his prop
erfy, because property could he pledged for the
eurity Of debt, and the poor having 10 pledge,
would again place them upon the level None bat
the honest man could then receive credit where credit
is given the of truth aud honor would then be-
spected instead OF the of property because there
is law for the collection OF debt The honest poor
could then obtain credit, when the dishonest rich
could not and why because Il the person that
is then looked at and not the property. rich ID
now looked upon pretty clever fellow when every
body knows he's rogue; and il Is the credit system and
the law that make IL So Then think OF the sacrifice
and distress to tn usands Of the best hearted in
the world caused by the credit system Men In.
duced TO 20 into debt and disappointed la making
payment They sued by their friends and each en-
vies the other III will Is created and malice
their harmony, perhaps forever Each party tries TO
irjure the other and large sums of money spent In
law suits 10 harrass each other.
Tic whole system OF credit IL the system Of indirect
punder the foundation Of III will among neighbours the
destruction of property anti Chrtian and the oands.
ton Of trouble, misery and death.
No credit system No law for the collection Of debt
IL tbis the true principles of Christian kindness and
fidelity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
Me1iral.
Nv NAN uIS OWN PHYSICIAN

livery MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
IL DR. BATES VEGETABLE CATHARLlC PILLS
srG UNIVERSAL HYGRIAS ELIXIR CT lNflGOhAL-
ING NERVOUS TONIC, found 70 be sIes nlost en-
nv. O.rn, ,d Nervous syssrI ever offered the Public
They cure Liver Complaint, COsnVeEess Dysntsfy lnd
DarThse Consumption, Jsnnt,ce, SerotnIa Cole SPnns
ma Worms Hopping Cough Female Affections lHnAn "a
tory Diseases Pleurisy, rheumatism; O3gh Nervous "
eases a. Neuraza Paralysis sickhead-ache p.prsson Oh
SPIRITS Psipitaton Of the Heart fAirtinG 81 hu: plDee,
Epiepsy Deafness Dizziness Fevcrs Ep:spes] Measles,
Seurvy, Itch, Pimples And B!oehes Sait hns.n- &C
Thew are srraa;sd to contain Mineral Hefcare and
other delserous substances whatever and may BE- taken
with perfect safety By young children and The most
dehcsfe ferlslss
The PILLS Az mid in their operation and prompt ia re-
moving from The system thos impurities vca The in-
b. ns1d IN ev,ry complaint without the s11ce Of Phys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
DA a meeting Of the British Govern

~ At a meeting Of the British Govern
me pi school Of Design held At Sheffield on the 18Th at.
the Duke Of Newcae on taking the enair denvered az
sJ6r,ss from which we take the following extract: o.
rejoice Ia the prosperity Of your town, but let me call
hi 20 your nnd-thst tho wstsr In that manin
cent country Of the United states there growing up
feeling for arr and artistic excellence, such might
well shame some Of Us in the mother country. Tine
ws- when they looked the makers skill In articles Ut
utiny, but the luxury Of art Is spnngng up among
them and unless you cen meet the wants a the Market
In which art win form successful element thas market
ysu VIII most sssuredly lose. The Americans ere
showing this in every instance. on ancient books,
works Of ART, pictures, aud stsfaes considerable
Der are flowing OF the countries Of Europe into
the United States Hyou 90 into any Of the great -
tshlish ments If London 10 which the manufacture o!
silver 10 carried on-snd mention this - parrealary
applicable the trade OF your sownt h ten 10 bui
one Of the most elegant pieces Of dscsTssa in the chop
will be an American order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
~ The Nsrburypor Herald, the editor o.

~ The Nenburypor Herald, the editor OF
which is shrcwd obscryer of evcnts believes that hero
4 now movement foot for tho invasion and subugs-
ton of Cuba by parties ia this country the parties 70
rendezvous In Hayh. The Hsvah says:
1.-TWO incidents which have been related IN the pa
pers within few days lead Us to the BELIEF that this
plan which Il the only one by which successful At
tack upon Cuba can be made, Is now in embryo. One
is the mention by arrival from St Domingo, that the
Doniniesns were making arrangements 10 receive an
emiQr alton Of several hundred from THE country
who were 70 be established their coast snd the
cond IT, that we perceive several vessels clearing st Bos
ton and New York for Jacksonville, and other pors In
Florida, TO lead there tor st. Domingo. We are not
aware Of sny great amount OF produce either OF the for
eat or Of agriculture TO be clipped from Florida 70 81
Domingo and thought probable tst there vessels are
desgned TO take the eolonss there which have bees al
ready spoken Of and that not unlikely these cosonlss
may be armed men bound 10 q rendezvous prepsrstory
for a freeh invasion Of Cubs With footing upon the
Dominican ride Of Hayt for preparation, netting but
funds will be needed equip teet and an army which
NAV drive the Spanisrds from the Island at the mourn
Oh the cannon snd the bsyonet"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
oIrpPPNE COURT-In the matter Of the

- .rpbcnn Mayor Ad>rn1s sns CorDonsty o. the City
ofNe- rs'st,e 10 the OPENING Of kLE'ENIH Av ksn
OBJ - the lsth Wad u ssd ety. Pshkc notice
hereby mayor A1nsn and ComnnsJ Of Tie Cry
New srs1ant he sstne- sseh rae uia ana vovs
Mayor AS~rm~n sad Comuonsy Of n. Cry Of
rsAs he ssDfsne Court o. he
gew Yi al tern d ice ..A Court 10 Be hsd q
s Cay Hall, the Gag Of Ees yot On IrSy, Tie va day d
Scvent the o<s 81 The Coa 90 hat t.y o. soon
thereafter counsel heard for The sppotrent Of Conms
Of the shove esd mstt>r; hat
Of the nensd nDfoveH~s " the op~aS Of
lhav ron 4sth.t TO ysh the Igh Ward Of hs City Of
Eew York pan Of the Cry d View fork,
Of Of the Lsare Of the STATE New
Ioft eniss An Aetre~e 70 nptovensIts iouehns s ~
aad road he City " View fosb ps>e APSs
1907. Dated ye~ Yosk. OCT .. ls52
- mo EixRf Y DAVIS Cous.elto tbs CorpoTs,oa
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~ Alex. Gliddon, an Enelishmsn, was EN-

ployed time ago, in Of the departments Of the
Louisville Paper Nils ss foremsn- He had number Of
g under bis supervision. TO Of whom, black eyed
redcheeked Dutch GIRL he psid particular sttsntios, and
currently viii. pered about In the mill that Aeck
courting the girl, snd that the girl wi. counting
Aleck But the saying the course Of true love never
did smooth" seems to have been realized IN ths
csse The loving pair had quarrel which resulted !.
tieir discharge The girl wss however again employed.
Tut Alsck was forbidden the promises Whns n
Kellogg the manager o: the mill was n dinssr 49,
hesrt YVES working walked up her sad sddfe ssd -.
very politely with "kow do yos0or me pn npned
th ske did not want anything 70 Dc With Ai. snd r.s
go. ,,hcs e,es and rushed upon her In sdolnr
inc room threw her down, and In the scs a e.ae
her nth Knife when Of the woykmes seazsd nm
srd reIessed her. He was arrested and 5000 ~
h. ss; so have besn under the innusace q bqsH 9
n time he made she asssue tLouvns J0ssoA
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and NEW.HAVEN RAIL

IN ROAD.-FALL ARRASGENIsT.-Septefnber Io T :,
Trans Of Newly ork leave near the corner OF -,
and Broadway -Acoommodston and sgeeia-stI saa LIS
NJ and = r M thfouEn 70 se Csa,,r,
The ii! A NJ runs IN connection with train RON
Haven to Hartford and sprnshed, and Win uain 0''
Cana Road. s.s.i1
FxPKlss TRAINS for NewHaven, Hartford sp1nsns,a-
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont hnIoss " Os
deDslursk anc MostTetl o.. -,
At A. NJ, stopping at Stamford and pn9fepor- s' :,
Meeting with Housatonie ard Nsugsfuck h&iirue1
Briegeporf AID Canal Railroad AZ Newhaven' ADO
= NJ stopping AZ stamfurc Norwlk and brasspol.ii =,
BTidgeFort ,., s-.-;.l a.
Ira:ns into New-York-Aeeomrnodhtc ard SpeeisS
5l AID sS5 A NJ and 40 r. NJ, through nom He"
Haven.
Ats NJ and SIS P. NJ from Port Chester
The 9S5 A NJ receives passenger iTsn spnsrS.a 20. n
Hartford aid Canal Railroads. a. New haven Loe
r. n receives passengers from Hartford and sPF'sns-a
AID IT, NCsthc.n Railroads -, ,-.;-.
TNPKESs TEAMS leave Sew-Hlven on s-riyL Of uAns
Am Ro.ou az T. and $50 2. " lstoPPns a. bnAse
Now al and Stamford y leaving bostoo a. n u A-a
See large bill Of sdverts ~ he station Hsase AID
Wv Haven September. lss,
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FATHERLAND. For The Urban,


sv n. ". coss. -N
IHoreH forced from thy lov'd shores 10 Gee.
To brave the billow and the storm,
Our breasts are not essrsnged from thee;
They beat with loving hearts and warm.
While on . stranger shore we stand,
Our thoughts are in the fstheriand.
OF thee we bold no bitter thought
While for our native Wales we pine;
Our second homes are dearly bought.
But all our wrongs are lost in thine:
Aud here 9 sad but loving band
For blessings plead on Fstherlsnd.
We left thee, not with hearts grown cold;
Our love u true-it never wancs;
But when we gave thee love untold,
Ths, homage thou repaid with chains;
We could not tell servile band,
And thus we left thee, fatherland.
We turned with beating hearts and wruns
Our faces TO the setting sun;
And sought resting place among
The noble sons OF Washington
Who gave us with no stnted hand
What WAS denied in Fstherisnd
The strangers welcome sweetly thrilled
Our beating hearts and their strsucd chords
The strangers voice our sorrows stilled,
And hushed cur grieis with kindly words.
But while we grssped the preferred hand,
We dropped q tear for Faiherland.
Home OF our youth home Of our sires,
We wander by thy cooling strcams,
Antgather round thy altar frcs,
AS was our wont of old, in dreams;
And minsle still happy band,
With those we love in Fstherland
iieHesdais, Ps, Nov :, 1851.
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o,IrpRFME COrRT-City and County Of

- s.- Ycrs-wh.m Wal .sAuet william i..tssrs. Ss "a
chach John B~nnet Aad Rena.eB Bennett HDs'oas 30
ou conact Con. nOttef l-Iotaf V'
Ar. besey nnone ssd required 70 answer M eo1a' . =
~ You on fi 8Oh tober 10, and 10 f'r ssyy yosi
-, % "a. "a compliant the .lLscrter al No ON 10 10
a. CIV N yer York days Stef The ssvce
81 a. ur a. ca you srcsve Of he cay o. acs -eTe and
,o 81 20 oonplant TIM he rus aore-hf me
~ H. ossneet tssst you of IN. -nn o. Dos
kr-s I'd nsts-n soEr- snd sr~ty sight esn with s.ress
I'd J.y oil Jaasary Thousand .i banjrei and fdy
- h,e The cost this agtouDaist View foff ooesf -
lese. VIM fcDkhHoi f'aA-A >''"'Negi 40 ~ ~
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ArFW-yORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Train. leave pier foot Of Dasne-s;, a. follows;
ENFEEss TRAM sf AN for Dansrs esnhsrtaf - 80
es,s.. ,te.Inhsts for Cleveland ssndassy Toedo Ana
M,n,oe and rs,lrosd- 10 Cincinnati and Chsesso.
N,IL TR,IN Al an. ioT AL stations ~,
NV TR1Is as 81 PM. via Piermont Tor Delaware
S,ear TYpREss TRaIs a. 5 Pm, for Dunkrk connect
ing with r,teass steamboat for Detroit direct e0neeens
Nth Express Train fer ChicAso
t"'"'' CHAs MINOT superIri 10 L.
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fesal Notices.

DY ORDER of Hon. CHARLES MASON,
- justice OF the Supreme CoartNote hereby e,sa'
ant provE Of salute agthoaSa shnsas Assnst
sb.eodrr and rcsdeut debtors hat attachment
.ued the estate Of GEoRGkf SMITH nov or sie
resident ef Guurd County sb-oodns
debtor that the @ BE- .d r the q
be debit, ppear and 6shsse nsh attachment aoshns
from the 6s pat c1;on Of tbs no
payment debt, due hun and the delivery 70
h. property eebnsas 10 hfn Aae the transfer
property hy han whatever <Addrn oy
law snd VOID. Dated the 9Th day OF August, lisa
WARREN NEWTON. Attorney for AitsehiaS Creditor
suiqisNSmh
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CUPREME COURT, City and County Of

- View Yosk-John DussB asaiat william L"reefe James
Chureb John Besne and j. ksmsen Bens' saInTnons %
uouev euand on Com not serl-Fo The Dkfha
DaSIs You umnos@d sAd required 20 snsr- me
rr,ni.o, IN In act on ed the Oe u tho Cef VI
th CIV and County Of Ee~ Yoh thu o day otOeoo>f ~.
md "a erre COPY 10 he SAD comp aa n Ss
srh.erle, AZ he cace No ID walls. the Cy o. se~ fora
van twenty sys ID. Of hs summons on Jon efca
,,,- al the and fail 10 an.rer W, ssn
int .hn The Aforesaid the pants IN h a. ~os -n
tale agE-t the o. hu7drd Anc
rnd ,sht eesd's The costs Of IN.
D.d W rors, October :0ib ls6A - A., ,xv.u..
~ NCDERAOT, Phintf AtOfn~f No. ''sfs-
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Jnsnranre Companies.

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-ln-
HI srrance Buidinss, corner OF Wall and Wihsn-sts;
Ofbces Nos 10 and II, ground door. > -,
THIS Company having their Capital Of $4,000 pad IN,
IN cash and securely prepared TO insure against
loss and damage BY on favorable terms
The charter of this Company provides thar afr paying
ntsres 10 the stockholders AZ tho rate OF per e per an
num- our.ths OF tie remaining profits are 70 % nvaea
among the assured in scrip, bearing interest whcn scrip
in cash whenever the accumulated prchts
and capital shall amount to sl,oooVW
TRUSTEES
Jos GailArd Jr John A. Stephens, :. 3. howlsBd-
Ia Al Waterbury lanes Warren, Stephen Whitney.
George Curtis Arthur Lesry, Dan H. Fearing,
George T. Adee, NJ. w. Hamilton, VIM. IL Russell
d. s. Kennedy, Dennins Duer, Aus. e Downing,
John }. Aston, Jr, John Steward. Jfr y b. lamar
Pred A. Desno. Robert b. Mnturn, Wm. h. hpinwslt
Jsm.s q ReIl Rruhen Withers VIM. r. Du1csn,
Daniel Drale Smith Edward C. Center, Chss. n kusse,
Frd e. Fo,tsr. josiah Oakes Isaac Townsend,
Reks Hall, Robert s. Hsne.
ROBERT s. HONE, PRESIDENT
DUNCAN r. CuRnY, Secretary.
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CUPREME COr,RT-Ip the matter Of III,

~ asp.,~s u Tie Hsy.s. A-rg.ee ss1 cespos.o ne ov
q New fosA, rs&sve tss OPENING Il ONE HUNDRED $50
TWENTY THIRD STREET hon the rsd avcase % "a So
svcnve 90 tie ssstss1 r q Meat Morn ne rwsn
Nsid Sad tsy-Pushs = sseoy ~ Ne syos Al
ensn I'D t0xsps. o. ,h Cv New f0h rafsas, 10 siAfss
IN such Be 90 . s; tie go tn Msyos A4~rre
sni CoE8nesau ~ the Cy o. Ns Yot attend sgac
in the Court q h sts,e Ss- losk sc rrn OF
80 te he'd the HAL rork.
sjsy The Sh day Nvsao4, iss. a the
Ceur. on the-snsr
-Tfontrrrus ~ q u kraa:e and A.rs
sn;-d rs't-r Nat se na.rs e,ssss . ~ ssse.s
~ ENIi THIRDSTREEI hom ne IAIs -vsnae 70 ne 80
axezss ca s Z Aoas Morn tss r~e'Ah
MAD 81 - Ciy ~ ~; tie pAa q sd cy. sss
ue Lesss'rre q the Peops % Ne sa;s
-, a. H. rcv~rts oafhrf fbe sy,s evt OF
tie New fors and % oh>s v1ps
> aed Apis IscT 90 Dsird New Ycrk o~tossr -. ia
OF iois HxNRY DAVIES. Cosa-ei "a shsC1yorstos
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Professional Notices.

AW and COMMERCIAL AGENCY, No
Il A IS Ns,san.st lover Hill, Hyde Co)-WlLLiAh
COW DiSEN Berry tenders HIS than 10 the patrons o
th,, Agency late in the OF Dusenbey Ogden and
MO, m them that having disposed OF his entire inter
t he Office aud retired from the business he has great
pleasure in recommending 70 their present aoe
,,ondnctor Mr. s p CHURCH long and favorably known
q, crl merchants - the pioneer of thus enerprxe
WILLIAM CONE DUSENBERY,
Law aud Commercial Agency, No. p Nasssu-st.,
lover Hill, Hyde Coz
sF CHURCH tenders his services his friends and the
public sOcs their patronage 60 this office The bus ness
viii be continued with greatly increased facilities in the
rooms heretofore occupied by Dussnbery Ogden.
:. 7. CHURCH.
II S PASSPORTS for all parts of the
. vorld-indspensahe 20 travclers-issued By
j. Ii. MONIES, Notary, No. % Broadway
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NEw.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
VTHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

II It'd SIAItS aAIL SIfA-HEhS I DC '-F' w"
posius this line the folloging -
ATLANTIC, Capt West Pacific, Capt I'VE,
ARCTIC, CAPT Luce. BALTIC, Capt CoinssSek
ADRiATiC, Capt Grafton
Thee srs have been built BY contract GOV
eminent ~rviee Every care has been taken IN tner eoa
srpctiou also In their knEines Strength ana
sveed ard their accommodations for passengers are ane
qualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Liverpool IL rrstclas cabin. $40 N second
40 SO; exclusive OF r0ons 500; nom
Iyerpooto New-No rk. $50 and $40 An sxpeTieDoed sur
reon attached each ship No nth secured until pad Tor
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..
NOR SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,

Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Branch,l PORT Wash All
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCh, tnlo
dletox D. and RED BANK-The new and splendid steain
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. h. haSgerty, WIN 'eA'o
the Have Pier PeckGp, East River, "a follows
TRoh NETWORK. FRoM sHRE"sbVsf
Tuesday. Nov ? AN. Monday, Nov A NJ N
NedI. siay Nov s. A NJ Tuesday, Nov. 2 l03 A. N
Thnrsdsy Nov 4 SAN Wednesday NovSlll A. NJ.
Friday nov. 5 l0A NJ. Thursday, Nov: l, u I; u
Saturday Nov. 6, II. NJ fndsy, Nov. J, 4 n
Tue,Ssy NOV s'2PM Monday Nov. g. P. "
Thursday, Nov II, 81 A NJ Wrdnesdsy Nov; !. 4 ="
Tu..Jay Nov l6 6 AN Monday Nov. Is, 3. A. VI
m :t,,e. sr Soa.n Va IN run In connection with boat
Ssses convey passengers to al parts of the country
persons forbid trusting the above boat on the Account "
the
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CUPREME COURT.-PHILIP ID. MoCAR-

- Thy ari ROBERT c. ALLEN assins WILLIAM MCGUIRE
NARY GRIFFIN TIecx &e aud oesln pursuance OF an o.
der the following des bed vii Be soS =. We
Merchants Exchange City Of New fofk on the ltth DAI
NOVEMBER a, u O'Clock VI by ANTHONY BLkEChhh
ia Auonesr oil tht o parcel OF Land situate
ns and b@Ia on Of Madison between Jist sn
aed in the AylIh Wad Of tie City OF New fok, and bounded
snd De, cted follows, VIZ Comn'snc.nS al oht on ue a
norery the Dobwesery corner OF hadsonsv ana 1s,t
,her.s rum ne norihey the ~ese OF MADISON " wen
y ur ee 10 and parallel 10 J 81 and
through the center party wall standing one halt on the o' here
Nv on,yed nd other lot ADJOINING on the Dofh
ninety i've outhery and parallel to Hah-n
v t-,vy feet iDes tbene ~sstey sol parallel
20 AMI though the Of the party ws STANDING
hs on the hereby conveyed and the oh@r hall on Toe ot
adjoining south Ave feet 10 the sad "essry nee OF
Msron.y place OF beg View fotr I''
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

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BROWN, sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
Il e. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms fHa'
john MUNRoE Co, Rue Notrs DANE des We
tories Pans; or GEO. II. DRAPER, hssre
The cwpers Of bese shps VIII not be scccvptsee 'c' so
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C,1rppEME COURT NEW.YORK.-PHE-

Re A. HARwAY Individually and - ErecatnI Of JOHN L
,srra, decea.d against THE TRENTON LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Trenton Jer.ey1o the Deisndents above
nsmed You are hereby and required 70 answer me com
.n An thu. will b. Dd tEs ONCE OF me -fs OF ms
cosrt on the October % and sc We COY Z" our
A. er 20 The comp the ubscbef Z his ohe No ~
Nassau q Of New fOs within twenty days aer me ,e
We hereof day Of such erv and you t 70
an &c, the said complaint The soressd the anh
ms acton VII, AGAINST you o me soia ono noa
aaI doars together thereon RON sepsDes
Dated New fork Oct !, is52 j. "a
Attorney or Plaintiff, No. 20 Nassau -, ven iort wy.
The mentioned coHip ant va heu =. az III.
n.m~d-DAied, Oct. 20, 1854 y ~ Dill D.,
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Uater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEWJERSEf.-'istors TO thii
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad q the foot
OF Courtlandt-s.. ~ 81 nd u NJ, AID and r. NJ .
Retrrnirs leave w rrCure Station 10 and u A. N
ard South Orsnge AZ 81 AID s. r NJ