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matter 70 set promptly and with great faith The best
interest OF the State demand IT, and the people demand

rsffer 70 set promptly and with great faith The best
interest oil the State demand IT, and the people demand
Our mineral resources too important interest 30
be neglected tTe with and the important resuss OF
the copper trade 70 this State and indeed b the whole
country at some future, day hardly be rcalsed OF
,srve infancy. he Bo~sos xlas Asu some valuable
stsft:cs upon this subject which viii BE- o(iufer %
large portion OF rcaies. Although several years
have elapsed Gays that paper since public sstrnron
drawn 10 axe Superior = mining region the rcserpcs
which copper stocks have been suejectd have kept
the trade .tuntei and in many respects Improbable
Speculation not only ruined the prospects ct uany Who
wen; hecclessy into tie copper line but seemed TO de-
lay although not defeat the benefit which might ere
ths have resulted from Il discovery OF the ora
Tie rsulcs. which sure to be derived 10 the
c"ery a future day far the article ofcoppsf 10
concerned can be roughly estimated from statements
which we shall give OF operations in English mining.
Gown TO the period when attention was prominently
drawn 10 the region around Lske Superior Wepremise
ma, me Ensls mines do not afford So pure an article
" tne American, BY large per centsg and that the
cost OF production il the former has been much greaser
than will be in the latter The large profit 10 the
holders Ct Engsh mining stocks were brought 10 the
notice OF our res,i.rs months since In statement
complied from Tke ERslisA Miaiax Journal
IL appears that in lsi there were lsSo7 persons en-
poyed IN allthe British copper mines the yield of which
WISE IA so tuns The quantity retained for use n lsai
was 6ss0 tuns the balance being expor,ei TO other
countries In 1872 the value of the exports Of copper
fl 74s, of which the amount OF fs9aaa came
to this country In ls45 the exports OF British copper
consisted OF si63 runs, unwrougt IN pigA Sc % esns
OF coin; $3.50 tuns in sheets nails SC; tuns Of wire.
and 500 tuns Of Wrought copper making total oflS5l5
tuns The quantity OF copper ore carried 20 England
for the purpose OF being melted, and rcimported
in the metallic state has been very great OF late
years. In 1926, but q tuns were sent In 1886.
the importation had reached lSt9l tuns, and in
ls4i the quantity had increased 10 IS 40 MnS In ls$a
o. AS tu,s of ore produced II, $40 OF metal
fraction ls per cent The foreign copper I'M
ported nto England in tha. year estimated AZ $780,
00-Ch furnished 1889 rune, and the United States
Isl tuns Three-sevenths OF the copper made in Eng
lend 1T that period from tereigp ore. The re
msnder from derived principally nom the maes Of
Cornwall The total value of all the British copper
min Is in good years a, 10000
From the above statistics readers can judge for
themselves somewhat OF the Importance tho single
article OF copper has in the OF the world and
CT the ultimate benefits this country VIII derive nom is
production within It's limits Detroit TTibuno
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LouIsIASA.-Tbe nominations for State can
didsfes hare been made BY both parties for the election
on tie 9Th inEt
WIS p.vosr,t
For Gereysor
Loais Bordelon, p O. Heiert
Fer LEU, Goceraor
John Ray, w. w. Farmer
For Secretary Of SatG
d n. Avery, 4 :. Heron
For Sac TrccSzrsr
George e. McWhoTtsr, judge Grcnsux
For Aroraey Gerard
T. n Ogden Lease +. Morse
For SsprirxTdsst Of Pxbiic destruction
Thomas T. Thorpe, Jadge Carrigaa
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Northumberland.
NJ

Observation-Disclosures.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL Il Co, No. SO
H. South-s, New-York sole and only authorized AGENTS
for the SWALLOW-TAIL LINE of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst Of every month. alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR II. PEEL,
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON, lYORKTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION, PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing to send for their friends and derous Of
bringing them out by any of the above magnificent sips
are informed that Mesrs BOWMAN, GRINNELL x Co.
are the only Agents for the above ships in this city.
They also issue Drafts from and upward, which are
payable sight in any town throughout Ireland and Great
Britain. BOWMAN GRINNELL Il Co,
No So South-st N. Y, and Regent s-roai, Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th and 2st of every
month. u
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day. For passage apply as above
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vCHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

II TED STATES NAIL Slf-AhEhS- A"e e'ts NS'''
,.osng the line the following: - =,
tATIA NTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
HRETiC cspt Iuce BALTIC Capt Constoek
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built BY contract io gov
ement service. Every has been taken IN thef con-
sfrn.on MS also in their Engines 10 insure strength ana
speed ana their accommodations tor passengers are une
,nal,S for elegance and com.or Price OF passage nom
NwYo 10 Liverpool IN irstcl cabin, Si2 N second
40 $40; exclusive OF exrasize state rooms SoV nom
Tsys,rool 10 Newly ork. $50 and f An experenced sur
80 TO each ship No berlh secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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r. Tie Kannrha Va. Republican records
the death Of James Mainard time In October last
in Wayne County Va, in the 18th year OF bis age
M NJ was soldier in our Revolutionary struggle and
was at the battles Of Eutzw SPRING. Bunker hui ana
several osher bloody engageenfs and witnessed the
surrender of Lord Cornwlha.
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me0ifal.
as devote,

nR. HEATON of Boston-who has devoted
IL many years the treatment of Hernia or Rupture,
and kindred diseases and las discovered mode Oh cure
which has proved successful in the seyerest cases OF long
standing a. well in the mder forms Of this troubesoms
complaint thereby rendering the use OF Irasses uuHso
sary-has taken an Office No. $50 Broadway Ne"-l
few doors below the Metropolitan Hotel where he may DC
consulted Thursday Friday and Saturday, Of escn wees;
and az No Exeter place Boston, Monday Tuesday and
"Wednesday. 90,
10 the Surgical treatment OF Homoholds or fles-rfe
lausus or Hernia Rect, &c
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HARVARD COLLECTING frst scholarship
ever instituted Harvard College went into opsssoa this
those Students who have deserved aid By thsr cEcamsAn
and dssngvshes sehoarship The prssst ineunhsat
the persou having the honor and profit 81 s1joyng hs 6
tice, sylvester wsterhcuse, II BandnGon, n. ..
Its with pride we notice the sdvsncsmsR q our
New HampehiYe TO posts Of honor md pgodf y he
sister states Surely ew-Hampadrs he great place 70
emgrsie from Her hard soil does not vrevene ne ras
IL scarce State that Is not indebted 70 nsw-Hmpdre
for some Of its great men Massschussss b psrieaHy
blessed with them and again. Old Harvard - 6oee
honor % one of them. We wish Mr.. Wateshoose 0es
ard useful career confident that he VIII reaees bon ."
the State that gave him birth :. $500.
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NTEw.JERsEY RAILROAD.-NEw

NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD:-NEW-
~ WORK aud PHILADELPHIA, dreci.-U. s NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through in 4; hcgr.1SewJerssy
Railroad via Jersey City leaving Sswlioi. sn1
Piil.5eirha su,ne hours foot Of Wsnuts Fare reduced
70 S for rst elias and e. 50 for sseond prrsrou
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and UhAhLLL ~.
thonsh sod In the above nes and through oaAse
carried in the 81 p n. lines from New-Yori vtn tnroaen
CSnducto Passengers with baggage eros ne eHy " '
MS before the trains leave
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TOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and

Il FLORIDA-Weekly U. 3. Mail Line-The
and fast going stearner MARION, NJ. Berry, com
nander, will leave Pier No. North River on SAT-
URDAY, Dec. H. 81 3oclock NJ precisely. For freight
apply board, where all bills ladng viii be signed and
foT pafsage at the Office of
SPOFFOKD, TILESTON K CO., No. 18 South st.
Savannah passengers ticketed through without further
charge Through tickets TO Jack sOnyile. ISL Patka,
e3 No bills OF acing signed after the Steamer has sailed
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N1FW.YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI.

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
N qua and FLMIRA RAILROAD.-Fai Arrangements
1aps leave New-Iork and Enc Railroad Pier foot OF
Duane ST. az follows: ,r,,
Nal rrep at A. NJ arrives at Elmrs at 10y stays
~ nsb and leaves at A. NJ for Cananisisua Rcchester
Buso Niagara Falls, and al the principal ownsin Vest
Nist Express at p NJ directly through to Cansnisns
md All pjaces above mentioned Passengers by TINS trsn
VIC 81 in Fluira rreights for the above places Will
=. ,.Isn Nv Fxpress Freight Train al z. NJ -,
u '"~ WIiIiAM G. LAPHAM, Sapt. c. and L. h H.
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Foffftlght or passage apply 20 :. ,,,,n. ~ "
EDW'D h. COLLINS 4 Co, No % Wsirst, ~ l.
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
L. Q. ROBERTS Co., No. Is Kings Arms iafo'
London 49,
JOHN MIJNROE Co. Rue Notrc DaIne des VIC
tories, PARIS; or GEO. H. DRAPER Hayre.
owners Of these ships will be accountable TO, soa
bullion specie jcwery, precious stones or metals an
ms Of hdhg signed therefor and the value thereof
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Ths Road

t(EN4NJA - - w ~
viii be- completed Pittsburgh by December lst AFTER
which all goods consigned TO their Agent At Philadelphia
will 90 through, without transhipment within Seventy
Hours the rates below pubished Offering 10 iercnlnis
,hinp TO points the Ohio River any OF the West
ern waters facilities 10 be received any other route
Their with connecting roads are complete by
which Goods he forwarded the Interior OF the West
ern States by Railroad the lowest rates and in all cases
"''"O'' D'' WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
lst Class-Dy Goods Boots Shoes Sc FL per 100 rs
Cd Class-IIaTdware, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool &c. ..S5 cts per 100 lbs
Sd Class-Coiiee Oueenswere, Heuvy - -
~ Cestines &c ................ .75cts. per 100 rs
A,b CIsss-Raron Lard Fish 6c.... 6j cts per 100 lbs
No Commission charged for forwarding az Phadelpha or
Pittsburgh. H. IL HOUsION, 80
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. Nos. IA
and ZIG Market-st, Philadelphia.
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II Steamship BALTIC, Capt j. J. Comstock-This steam
.b;n VIII ersrt with the United States mails for Europe,
ros,iyely on SATURDAY, Dec II, at IL O'Clock NJ RON
Cor FOR freight or passage, having uneqnaled accomnods
t,ons for eleg tnce ard comfort apply 20 . ..,,,,
''' W. EnN n, COLLINS x co, No. 90 Wallis
Passengers are requested 70 be board NJ ~ Inc
steamship ARCTIC Will succeed the BALTIC, and VIII
sail ON the 25th December.
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xvANDrRBLT LINE for SAN FRANCIS.

co only line giving Tickets Tor crossing the sthmnsr
The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WESI,
600 TINS will leave from Pier No. 2 North River at
o'clock p NJ precisely on MONDAY, Dec 20 for San Juan
del Norte direct connecting with the popular steamship
RROTHFR JONATHAN, 2 100 tuns over the NlCARA.
aVA TRANSIT ROUTE, having but ~ MILES OF
LAND TRANSPORTATION.
these steamers have unsurpassed accommodations and
xer,,lston For inform etion passage apply only TO
~ The public cautioned against the representsto
ofHIRkD RUNNERS of other lines None are enipoyeo
for this line. =, oo.. H.. ,,, ...;r.
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II and Canada Dispa,ch Line-The beauufnl A clipper
paelet-sLip BOTHSIA, James A. Avery, Commander
leo tuns burden and only 81 yes old will sail for the
above port about the 18th OF December ship
her commander hsvng great experience in the Australian
trade persons engaging expect very short passage
her betweendecks very high and thoroughly vensted
and fitted pp with State Rooms for the comfort Of families
or spge persons An experienced will accompany
the ship with other proper atendsnts All persons about
taking passage respectfully invited examine for them
selves before ensagng elsewhere board, Pier % East
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS., Nos l6S and 1I8
Souibst, n Y.
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U,HE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP

HNHE FlRSI GLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
Il ANDES Robert Hutchings, Commander 10 appointed
70 sail nom New-York for Liverpool, WEDNESDAY
the 5th January, la53.
Passage money, second cabin .................. 50
Will take four cotton grain, and other freight AZ low
ratea Apply to y. CUNARD, No. 4Bowling Green.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il For RIO JANEIRO. VALPARAISO and PANA.
MA-1he splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS.
e. 500 uns burden,) Robert Pearson Commander win be
dispatched Tor the above ports On TUESDAY Dec "a For
passage only having superb accommodations apply At the
Office Of the Company, No. 81 southr
TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
70 ,LIvERPOoL1Chef Cabin Passage, sleo; Second
From BOSTON to LIvERPOOL.-Chief Cabin Passage.
soc Second Cabin Passage, $50 The ships from Boston
call az Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt yudkins AMERICA, Capt Shannon.
PERSIA Capt Ryre, EUROPA. Capt Leitch.
ASIA, Capt E. q. Lott, CANADA, Capt Lang.
AFRICA, Capt HARRISON. NIAGARA Capt Stone.
These vessels carry clear white light at mas.head green
on staIboard bow, red on port bow.
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec p
AFRICA, Harrison, fm NEW YORK, Wednesday, Dec. o.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan s. 1855.
ASIA. Lott from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Jan r. 1853.
AMERICA, Shannon. fm. BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Berths not secured unsil paid for.
Anexperienced Surgeon on board
The owners of these ships viii not be accountable for
gold, silver bullion, specie, jewelry precious stones or
metals unless bHs Of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage apply to
T. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
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NOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE

NOR ALBANY-WINTERA ARRANGE
II MENT.-Three Daily Lines. Fare, 81 50 The trains
leave City Hall Station, Tryon-row and Cenres,
daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
LIST Train, at ESQ A. NJ Mail Train stopping at all
Way Stations. . 49, ~ -:
I'd Train at A. NJ Albany Express Train, stopping at
Corners arriving 2o p NJ, in time TO connect with ~
Train from Albany West
sd Tram SIS p NJ Albany Express Train, stopping et
Croton Falls Dover Plains, Mierton, Hillsdsle and
Chatham Four Corners arriving els F. NJ connecting at
Albany with Express Tram for Buffalo
Ret1rnins win leave East Albany et A. NJ Express
Train arriving in New-York l25 I: NJ HIS A. NJ Mail
in New York ei5 T. NJ NJ. SLOAT Superintendent
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and NewYork Steamship
Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, ], 1852
tuns 400 horsepower Robert Craig Commander, will
sail from NewYork for Glasgow SATURDAY, 18th jan
uasy, at II O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin, (Saloon State Rooms) .............sN
First Cabin (Midship State Rooms ............. IS
Second Cabin. ...........................0
Stewards fee included
Apply to J. Nc SYMON. No. IS Broadway
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
wi FRN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICA6O.-On and after MONDAY, May 81
until further notcepassenger steamers and Trans VIII
run follows: - 1900. 49,
FXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD-One of the frst-cass steGmers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE viii leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, at
M and Dunkrk at ~ at night reaching Monroe at Pm
the next day. and procet Toledo the afternoon
An exlres tram viii leave Monroe az 2PM, or on the
srrval Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching CHI
cago the and connecting at Chicago with nr
class .tearnersor Milwaukee and otherport on Lake Mich
gan and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
IXPRFSs TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Fxpress trains will leave Chicago at NJ daily
SATURDAYS EXCEPTED and reach Monroe at - next mornns
An erpress steamer will leave Toledo every morning ex
cent Sunday and leave Monroe ARRIVAL OF the trains from
Chcago-end reach Dunkirk and Buffalo several hours
vious TO the for the m Express trains east from New
York, Albany end Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo - .,
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
cepted at NJ connecting at Toledo with line OF steam
er from Cleveland and Sandusky, and stopping at al the
vey stations Will reach Chicago at 81 Pm
GOING EASTWAKD-Leaye Chicago dsiy, sundays
excepted 81 AN stopping AZ all stations and srylns ~
Toledo M connecting with steamers % sandasAy sna
Cleveland and arriving there IN tame tor e. tue noIlns
trains from those places.
ports on the Wabash Canal jus. II MoOhEi
Adrian, June ], 1851 Supeiin'oAueHs
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SJTCCEDANEUM-This Fluid

IT
Of Medicinal Herbs, the Receipt OF winch las
~ sepf 70 The advertiser c Germany waere Gas fe
,~snod most valrabe secret for over century as
.insuished family has proved f1se re1,edy -, ne
me OF indigestion, Dyspepsia. pzr.ne OF ne heea,
@, and Rbsuruatis Coc Pam Of the Heart, CorSh &c
Worms pIrifes tie system throughout nc
nrves AID ss sharpeLs tie selses stops ne Ircnioll,
Of Lmls cures tie HieeOush and Heartburn, eaIss az
tipds OF Cohc In IL IA IN Act sure remedy os
- ,c.tor.on OF the vitality Of The most ce-yed
PERSONS and an infalble preventye ssLns =. n,setos
selnesses Taking remedy for Plsns u W., paIny
Are whole system and only opersfe IN from Il 70 10 hoa
;thoUt eaIsins pain TIE Health SGecedAneun Deves H.
iures even BY taking large dose 4, 4. -. -, -. -
Several respectable gentlemen IN tins cry VIC s -
!, fcr indgeson Dizziness Coc, ke- cave ee;.seo i1e
r are benefit from and permit me to refer 70 them
PREPARED Aha '''D ca CfiSRLEs BRAUIIGAM,
No l5,A FuIrun-st, Nsw-Ion-
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CUPREME COURT.-LEvI S. CHAT

- lPRE VI T. CO | Rl.-LENl y. CHAI-
~ FIRID Attorney General ih- OF York THE
PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COHPASI OF THE CANAL
BANK or ALBASYn pursuance q order Of the Supreme
New fork made the th DAY o. May 1880
The Receiver the Canal Bank Albany hereby
holders Of the out.hdx cscnang 90 b. OF The
Canal Bsk and 70 The hosns he csfni ae- gwen D,
the undcrsnt such Receiver for the balance Hnpai
or surrendered receg the ar DIVIDEND o. sIy
Per cent they required p the sad no> or b' ani
p@ymert ihe sand hs oe me Cry
Of Albany years hoM the date tbs hse or "a d',ah
thereof a they ~ te pcud from lie beaehi Of N lsat pro
ytcd payment he said % and cefhcA;es and
an clam ~ q hons he same snd hat me 'ad nd
the OF the sad COart Tor the osuent
Of the ssd Canal B,nk such nlnnef ~ may
Il bese6es dserm ned For tie convenience o! those -0d
va The "a BIZ cer;Aes he Receiver has ne
- -hch the pe-enaton % the CONNER
az Bsnk n ,hi. city -Absny June ie,2 - -
s-TI,.NF ANDREW WAITE Receiver.
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ArEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW-IOkK and EkIE hAILhOAD.-
~ Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. sfo,lows:
EXPRESS TRAM ct AM for Dunkrk, conneetlns with
steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at An. for all stations
MAY TRAIN st SC PM via Piermonf. for Delaware
NIcHr ExPREss TRAIN al Pm for Dunklrk connect
ins with steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
v-Ih Express Train for Chicago
ENusRASr TRAIN 81 Pm, VIA Permont
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

smith E.q. Surrogate Of the County kia Boe hereby
al rercns HAVING claims aslnst RICHARD DOUGLASS
the Brook deceaed they required
hi thereof suhcrihe 10
ohe Comfy Teasnrci's Ofe- CITY Hal the Cry e
the sth diy OF January nsxDld july 7.
lss2 CRAWFORD {. SMITH, Administrator
10 lswfnFr-
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD fox
~ PHILADELPHIA, from PierNo. North River, foot
of Battery-r lace-Two lines daily Morning Line at 10 AN
by steamboat JOSEF II BELkNAP. Fare - Afternoon
Express Line by steamboat JOHN POTTER e. 2P. NJ
leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wanut-st 10 NJ and
ppm Emigraut Line by steamboat ATLAS, from Pier
No.lat4PM. Fare 81 80.
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EISHER's COMPOUND FLUID EA-

IL TRACT Of LIcORICE and ICELAND MosS-Conr-
tanias no concentrated form al the valuable prneipe
the Moss with lud.eious combination OF inere'e -
eunted 10 arrest the progress Of pulmonary N
the acute nAunsOTy stages In recent eoa CO
and all affections OF the Gngs i Is iIvaaas-e ana one w.
lie Is sufficient 20 prove s efficacy For sale IA oottIe
Al Is cents by c. II. Ring, corner Johnst ana btoan'
wav Rker 4 BeTrikn, No. Sb5 6ih-svi J. J. S9delns
ton No us Broadway and sos Hudsont, corner sprins
! Crumhie corn er Bowery and thirst 5. smith NO ~
SHAY corner 2ith-st j. w. Warner, cor 27ths snd >,
az A De NJ Riser corner lith-sf and sth-av Mrs ~
HAYES No IT'S Fulfonst Brooklyn, l. L. james ID HOW'LL
No 80 Grand-st- WILLIAMSBURG, l. , ..,,,,
Prepared only by W. FlshEk chemisS no 'ii
ers NY All orders promptly sttenaed TO.
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IN PITRsUANCE Of en- order of the Surro.

cate Of the County York hereby N All
havus CLAIMS EBEN l. HUNT, late o. the Cty Of New
present the vouchers thereof % the sub
scrAsrs =. Office Wn-trop johnson, No 81 william It..
City kswiok before the thfieth day of Deens
re1t-Datcd New York the twenty oah 10y ofJsDe 1871
ROBERT r APTHOBP Adia frators Of
jeaslavemFs W. TE4PLETON JOHNSON, Eben. L. Hunt
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NEW ROUTE-BUFFALe and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAlLROAD.-Extension OF the SIX
Foot Track 10 But.ao-This road extending from Buffalo
10 Hornesye on the NtwYork and Erie Railroad Is now
completed and in full operation, forming in connection with
iat road the shortest. cheapest and direct route be-
tween New-YoTk City and Buffalo IL Is o: the foot
guase and built in the most substantial manners and the
Greater portion oft having been operation some months
lis sntirsy free from the roushness usual roads
Fare from Now-York TO Buffalo. ...,.........s7 30
Through tickets and BAGGAGE checks can be procured
The Times r eavn New-York may be learned by refer
enc 10 the advertisements of the New ork and Erie Rail-
road The tra Will leave Hornelsvle oI Buffalo on the
arrival Of the Enc Railroad trsinsBufalo Nov ~ 49,
j. g. HOYT Supt. Buffalo and n. Y. City K r.
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Rorses, Carriages, Sc.

CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE-One pair
" Of sound styli.h bay Carriage Horses and years
ola, about iG hands high. Apply to JAMES YETMAN'
HoI96 Broonest.
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Ocean Cleaners, &f.

A USTRALA - Clipper Line.-Forl POkI
IA PHILIP and SIDNEY, direct.-The new clipper
ship GLANCE Capt T. C. Taylor, viii sal on fhe ioth
nst layng superior accommodations for passengers Ap
ELLIOTT ARKELL L. Co. No li6 Pearist.
KUSSELL & NORTON, No. 81 Old-shp.