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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21
NOT GONE!
But Moved to Pike Street.

DAG -tAO ~ - = AAS 'StA ~SSs
In the room
lntely occupied
by Thomas s.
u u and next door
to the Northwestern Hotel. whore the subscriber
thankful for past favors, would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he still continues
to manufacture RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, PIS-
branches, done with nsatncss and despatch, all Of
which can be had for Cash or Country produce at
very low prices J. y. WRIGHT,
April lSth, 1882
n. B.-My friends who know themselves indebt-
ed to me, either by note or otherwise, will confer
favor by calling and paying the same, as mon
ey is much needed, and oolige, j. b. W.
VIRGINIA, IS AT rules held in the clerks
Office of the Circuit Court of Harrison Goun-
ty, on the first Monday in April, 1852.
Alstorpheus WeIninger and Martha
his wife, late Martha Martin Comppts
VS..
Jane Martin. Administrative Of Will
liam Martin. decd, and the heirs
of said William Martin Det'ts.
The object Of this suit IL to require of the do
PENDANTS to discover what they received from the
said William Martin in his life time, that the all
vancements SO received may be brought into
hotch pot, also that IN issue be had to ascertain
whether the paper writings in the bill mentioned
be the true last will and testament Of the said
William Martin, decd. and that the said Martha
Werniuger be decreed her due proportion of the
estate OF the SAID w Imam MArtlh rs one OF MA
children aud heirs at law, and: to ascertain the
quantity, value, amount and kind of property
owned by the said William Martin at the time
of his death.
And it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
the defendants Wellington Martin, Granville
Martin, Cornelius X. Wilson and Rachael his wife
late Rachael Martin, William Martin, Marshal
Martin, - Langhorn and Mary Martha his wifo
John James Wilson. William A. Wilson, Susan
Ann Wilson and John y. Martin are not inhabi-
tants of this State it is ordered that they do APP
pear here within one month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary TO protect
their interest in this suit.
A copy. Teste.
apt AZ C. G. DAWSON, Clerk.
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Cabinet Warc-Roolns!

ME subscribers thankful for past iayOrs, aud
Il feeling disposed to further meritils cOnllRu.
OnCc, would respectfully announce TO their old
customers and tho public GENERALLY, that they
are still manufacturing FURNITURE Of ovofy
descr pion, and Of tue very latest styles aud finish
Thoy are IN receipt Of nll tho lHto fashionable
changes, and their work will be shaped Hesot.
dinghy.
They would especially call attention to thslr
present stock Of Cabinet Ware, al their fliUp on
TURNPIKE street, Clarksburg, cOnhlstlnEln paFt %
Mahogany Dressing BQreans, Sofa, Cabihst
Chairs, Sc,
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VIRGINIA, IS AT rules held in the clerks
V Office of the Circuit Court of Harrison eoun-
ty, on the first Monday in April, 1852.
Alstorpheus WeIningGr and Martha
his wife, late Martha Martin Comppts
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Job Printing.

ID at this Office either plain, in eolors, OF bronze
upon the most reasonable tsTrnS.
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SExArE.--Tho bill providing for the
election of county officers, being the order
of the day, was taken up on motion of MIR.
Basel, and amended. Mr., Shcfey mo-
we'd to strike out the clause giving to the
Governor the appointment of commission
ers to conduct the elections, and transfer
ring it to the county and corporation
courts. The motion was rejected.
Mr.. Isbell opposed the motion to take
up the bill, and after considerable discus
sion, Mr.. Bassels motion prevailed by a
vote of II to Is,
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DIED.

On Wednesday the 9TH Of April, 1883, at the
residence of her father, near Evansville, hesIon
County, Virginia. after q lingering illness, Miss
MARY JANE SIMPSON, aged Is years and
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR CommonFealth'z AttoFhay
Col. BENJAMIN WITSON.
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paintins, OF.

4
ZINC Warranted pure
n The NEw.JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No -
Dsys prepared to supply their Zinc Paints s' the FOL
lowing prices II o.. ,,unA
No 2 White ground in o l. Sc per pound
No 8 White ground in oil, 7c per pound
BIown Ard b ack ground in OIL SIC per pound
Dry White Of Zinc SC. per posnd
WHITE ZIhC PAINT,
a ,bo,ogh tee, in Europe and United Stat - hsa
been found 70 retain its beauty and protective logger
than any other paint. For VIII sness and orlancy y !, ~.
;vsed II free from all poisonous properties 80 Som1a
and dangerous In other piEUent will soyerIequsl
from 20 TO leo per cent more space Ihsn iead sn1 IS e.
fore much cheaper 10 the consumer As 81 lhsds pei "
viii not turn yeilov when exposed to tle 81
gsse, of coal Tres or the foul air OF snip, Ine ~
sToupd in vanish produces the porcelain hnisn Ih'I
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS -
in few hours form hard and solid metallic coa.s
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are re- MAJ
f,r their FIRE proof pn peuies. They are spscisy sA
Tor marine pnrpose having been found to resist the ITO
dog action of sat ater so destructive TO other Pan"
Dealers suppsd on liberal terms by IN.
MANNING soUIER, Agents. No % Dey-''.
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Datey Vnrs.

DR. WIN. q. REED, Water-Curo
hPbysician. Office, No. IS White-st
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SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the ap-


- pcaon tbs Mayor, Aldermen and Commsnaly Of the City
relays TO TIE opening and laying out Of public
place known sTUYVEsANr SQUARE, in the Seventeenth
Ward CyThs unde gned Co nsslonefs Of fumas ana
entitled hereby notice pursuant
Of of the Legislature OF the psops OF the
entitled An 10 act entitled an ace
into sc passed April 90 1882 aud also the act entitled Az
entitled relation 10 tia Coscusn OF
and Taxes the City ani County Of New for and Tor
other passed May g. s passed May T. sfl, 20 The
owners occupant Of all houses and
improved or unmpoyed lands affected thereby, that they
have completed amended Esumats and Assessment
Ia the above entitled natter persoos whose
thereby and who b. opposed same are requested
present their objections writing 20 T. DEIAFlEiD SMITH,
ESQ the Charmsno the SAID Commsroners hi; Once No. -
Nassau Guy Of New fOrs, within thirty days rom The
And that the hints embraced by the amended
follows that All tho lots,
land situate and being 18th and 18th
OF Third between the nortbery se OF Fifth and
the souhery side Of Ehh 81 Also the BLOCK IN the said Ward
also the block known suyyssan bounded By Sixth
aud the Bowey and also all the
parcels lying fronting the westerly line side OF the
BOwer between the souhery line side OF Asor place and
known number $40 Bowery including said
3T6 Bcwery, hd and DESIGNATED the damage aud
benefit used BY the sad Commissionsrs, hls
York And the sad Commissioner further that
amended Report and the original Report the above entitled
matter will be presented the Supreme Court of the state u New
OF the said Court, be held the
Hall Of City New YORK. Saturday, the 3l day Of july
1857 there aud then, thereafter Counsel
herd will be made that said amended Report aud
nal Report confirmed Ind further sup
elemental costs charges and dbuensns incurred Of
the pfoceedg the above entitled oil be sred By
Hon Henry Edwards, the Supreme Court Chambers
case Of his BY the CLERK of the City and County OF
Juy 1879 tbs New June IT,
'' ylT pEtsyi SgyGK :sSTh Commissioner.
HssIr n. DAVIS, Attorney ts32 "
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have used H. and in those three had taken place
before they procured this preparation Asistis choe al
most always begins with darhsa This the time f sc
ton when s dreadful effects may be easily subduef -tho
vomiting and purrins s,oppeShs stomach and bowss
turned to healthy condition, bv the Of eottls
wholesale and retail De pot at Harlem Sold At the Ohce
four doors from Harlem Depot opposite tbs Park 10
Centre st. up Price IS per bottle, and given tn
the destitute sick who really not able tDbsy.
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y =
naming the proceeds Of the sale OF the Real Estate Of
JAMES GRHIG late c the City 81 fork deceased interstate,
under the order OF the Surrogate the County OF New
York by Greg J the administrator Of all AMI singular the
GOODS the said will be divided ~
the creditors Of the ad lntesate pre-
porto 10 tier respective debts according 70 law the Snrro
the City OF New YORK. the seventh day 81 Sep
TENDER next O'Clock the forenoon OF that dayDsted this
9gh day OF June, 1854 [ya6wl A. w BRADFORD Surrogate
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
IL UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Thss hiss

composing this line the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Eyo,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC Capt. Comstosk.
ADR1ATIC, Capt Grafton
fhese ships been built oy expressly for 6oy
service Every mas been taken In their
sTucton also in their Engines insure myth and
speed and their accommodations for passenger;
sualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
NewYok to Liverpool In rsclsss cabin $40, In second
DO $40; exclusive Of extra size $500 from
Liverpool 70 Newfork ESQ and 22o An experienced sur.
seos attached TO each ship No berth secured until paid
ppOpnSrn N krr-c IN
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Arlomucton Heaer.
HYHE WHITE MAN'SATTENTION

\ SUFFERING HUMANITY CARED FOR-THE
GREAT NORTHERN INDIAN DISCOVERY OF
PLANT FOR DIARRHEA: DYsENTERY, CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBUS, WEAK AND RELAXED BOW
ELS for Old Young-Ths Vegetable Plant was discoy'
cred In 1872 ana used extensively among the Indians nhab
ting the northern part of this continent In the year 10
became known among the whites and then has been
universally used saving Thousands from premature and
est blessing % suffering humanity 10 the citzensof
New York, we do conscentousy believe il will cure every
complaint Of the bowe faken before they become too high
y nfamed therefore do call the attention Of the
able part Of thscommunty IL has only failed in three cases
out Of the many who " this, ~ well 9theg ssFseA
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and


lYl NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADS.GREn
NAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO.-Op and after MONDAY,
May luntfurther noce-passenger steamers aad uans
will run follows: - ,.., -, ,>,,,,, ,,,v,-
WARD.-One sof the hrst-class steamers SOU THEM
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted
P NJ and Dunkirk Il at night reaching Monroe at NJ
the next day and proceeding 70 Toledo the same Afternoon
An express tain will leave Monroe at M or on the
arrivslof the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
.ago the evening and connecting 81 chicago WIN s
class steamers Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Mich
isan and with Csnsl packets and Railroads westerly rem
Chicago - ~ . -, ..,,o, ,,o,,,o r,s-
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at p NJ daily
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe 81 next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning ex
eept Sunday and Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chicaao-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous to time for the first express trains east for New
York. Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe viii connect each way
reul ar boats for Detroit and Toledo. -
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays er.
certsd. at A. NJ, connecting at Toledo with line OF
steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping a. all
the nav stations will reach Chicago At q r NJ
GOING FASTWARD.-Leave Chicago Galy, ounasyt
excepted 81 A. NJ stopping At all stations and arriving 81
Toledo ct 7. NJ, connecting with steamers 20 oanduny
and Cleveland aud arriving there In time for all the mora
ing trains from those places -
Packet-hcst leaves Toledo at A M, Tor fort wayne
and ports on the Wabash Canal JOE H. MOORE, Supt'
Adrian. June l, 1852
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Mf0iral.
DR. ROBACK'S FOURTH of JULY

DR. ROBACKS FOURTH of JULY
~ ADDRESS
Once more old Time, the wsnderer, brings
The glorious FOURTH upon his wings
Once more from millions OF the free
Rises the hymn OF Liberty.
And far aud near the banner bright
of Freedom futters in the light,
Wbere'er 1t CLEANS a star OF hope
In human natures horoscope
On this suspicious day read,
Among the tbingsby fate decreed,
A destiny far more sublime
Than e'eT was yet fulfilled by time.
Prefgured, by the starry band,
For this most highly favored land
And by the AstTolOgic lore,
That nations fstes can thus explore,
| stand pre- pared to truly scan
The fate Of individual man.
IL business cares the mind perpeX
Or bitter wrongs the temper vex-
Are lovers false, or friends unkindF
Has ath been scattered TO the WIND
DoessickDess bow the feeble frame,
Or SANDER blot an honest name
Has fortune looked with frowning eyes
Upon your every enterprise
Are you disp ,sed to trust once
The maid that jtted you beiorel
Or make effort not too rash
To win fortune at dash
Then come to me, aud I'll unfold
The way ~ health, JOY love and gold.
The Lana uage ofthe stars IS true,
That LANGUAGE ! vil read 10 YOU
And show, a3lf on silyeTed glass,
What has been, aud shall come to pass
On this great nations Day Of BIth-
The greatest festival OF earth
Let all who would uncutlalned see
The picture Of futuity,
Resolve to learn from Heavens bright train
Whist hey have yet TO lose or gain
What thev should DO or leave undone,
Bliss TO achieve and woe 10 shun.
Born of line Of Swedish Seers-
Renowned for full two hundred years
Coniided in by scebtred kings
Known whereer Fame has piled her wings
RObsck proclams 10 one and all
That Fate still answers 10 his call,
That the natiyities he draws
Are founded Eternal laws,
And ever truthfuy foreshow
All that the questi0ner would know.
Allletters to DR.. C ". ROBACK No. White-st, will
be ehgous; attended to- II prepaid For more particulars
call Astrological Almanac gratis where certificates
be
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MrEW.YORK SUPREME COURT-City and

~ County Of New YokAber Journey, Jr and ParkerP
Csrk aga Andrew A. Datonsummons for money demand on
contract (com rot SER To ANDREW A. DALTON defendant;
You hereby summoned aud required TO the complaint
this which will be fled in the Office the Clerk the CITY and
County the City Hail. New York CITY the hrst
day July 52 and 70 OF your answer 70 the SAID
complaint the SUBSCRIBER at Inc ONCE No ~ Nassau street. New
City within twenty days the u his summons on
exclusive oh- day Of such service and jon AL 10 answer
the Aforesaid the plaintiffs this
will take judgment for the five hundred snd
dollars aud thirty cents, with interest rom the
Of june thousand eight hundred and my
two, bcsdes this New fork june 3D. 1854
Tvs IawswM JOHN HENRY HEDLEY PanuHs' Attorney
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EREIGHTS to PIT'TSBURG, and all

the WESTERN CITIES, via NEW.YORk ana
PANY Pennsylvania RAILROAD and OHIO RlF'
TR-The Philadelphia and Nev-York steam Transports
don Company having made arrangnens with the rennsy
.dephia Ptsburg prepared 70 receipt throuEs
for Goods from New-iork Is Pittbus, Wheeling, Clncin
Eew-York to Pit;sburg, time days Rstes-lh Ciau
Al N5 ID 80 cts; S 10 cts; 4th. 50 cts per leo lbs
~Nsv.York 10 Wheeling time days Rates-lEt Clask
Al q. ID 95 cts; Sd IS cts; 4th 75c per 100 lbs
New-York TO Cincinnati, time days: Rates-lh ClaR
Al 2ts I'd 81; Sd. 81 cts; 4th 81 cts per 100 lbs
New-York to Louisville time days Rates-lH Gas,
al 25 ID 81; Sd. 81 cts; 9TH 80 cts. per 100 lbs
New 70 10 St Louis, time IL day. Rates Isl Cla"
81 s.. I'd 81 80; Sd. 81 ~, eth 81 10 per 100 lbs
Merchants shipping DDS &c the West VIII hno u muen 70
their sdvansg. in and time ship BY this route
Fer further information bills lading apply TO "a d.
THOMSON Agent Pier No. | North River New-fork.
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Ln,uE pEOPLE oflhe sTATE ofNEW.YORK,

By tie grace free aud ndeDendcni To all persons nef
e.ted estate CIVILIAN RANKIN late Of the Cv Of Se"
Yort declared as credto gees, next Of kn or ot5erNss
Send sreens You and each Of are hereby it7a A"c
r.ronay 10 be- appear before sursate OF hs ~
Nv Yor Al bis Office City Of New for % ~ .nf cay o.
August next eleven o'clOcs IN the forenoon ms ~, s W.
Of he account Oi pfoceedinss %
Jor Fsr a. Executor Of the h-t VIII aHa testament o. SAD
,.ory thereof have caused the seal Of ohes Of said
~ l. tr,eonto Alfred Witness, Alexander w. Brad
SuTsA sn ss,e Of our said County, NJ the City 81 sew-
Y,i rI sh dsy the year ofour Lord thou
L-'' 80 !, sbf hundred and lfy Two.
t,s t,~t~M A. " BRADFORD. gate.
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U,1E PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW.

YORK ty grace God rec AMI adependent- per-
.oas interested Of WILLIAM McDERMOTT late
al The City Of Nee or deceased, cfsdto next Of
oths~e greeting You and ea Of hereby and
be ami before Surrogate Of
County New YORK, al bis Office the Cay Of New York
day Of August al eleven O'Clock the forenoon that
DAY then there attend the final retirement q the account
pr0csbgs OF Benjamin Brush, Administrator Of the goods,
ckaties and credits Of ssid deceassd.
H. testimony Whereof have caused he seal Of Office Of sad
Surrogate b. hsfeunto aaxsd. Witness, Alexander w.
Bradford, Esquire Surrogate Of sad County N. City
oHew ior he fEh day q June. IN the year Of Lord
thousand eight hundred and htytwo.
jy5 iaN4WM A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

Y CARA FALLS-Opening of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAlLROAO.-Thls
new and beautiful line OF road will be opened to the travel
ing public on Wednesday June So 1852 at Ehch time Pas
sengers trains will commence running as follows;
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester at ~ A. NJ
"a Nav Express SOP NJ
Arriving Niagara Falls at $50 NJ, and 80 and Pm
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
lst Tran-Way Express leaves Niagara Falls at ZIP NJ
ID " Accommodation, 2SO
Sd Express, DO
Connecting ways with the regular Trains the Al
bsny and Rochester Railroads. ~ .
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by $50 NJ
Train will reach Rochester $50 NJ have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive az Niagara Falls at 80 AN
or leaving Albany at 10 A. NJ, will reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara ais at
9P Returning passengers leaving the Fals By either Of
the Express Trains will reach Albany, NewYork Boston,
Twelve Hours in advance of any other line.
Passengers by this Route will take Cars the right at
the Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBChN, Supt.
Rochester, June "A, 1852.
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NEW-YORKe and ERIE, and ELMIRA
| - cANANnAIGI-A AlS-TI aims leave

Pier foot Of Dune St az follows: .
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. NJ for CanandAigua Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada Nes-arying at Canaan
dagua evening. -,
MAIL TRAIN at A. M stay over night at Elmira ana
arrive at Canandagua early next day. =.
NcHT ExPREss at P. NJ This il the tourists route TO
western New-York and Niagara Falls. The cars are large
and comodous for pleasure cannot be equaed by those
on any other Road ~ p.u.,..
WIN G LAPHAM, Supt- c. and j.. Railroad
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

" YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. S. MAIL
and EMPRESS LINES-Through in At hours-New-Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New York at foot
Of Courtsndt-st; GA NJ and 81 p NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia l2i and A. NJ. and 81 T. NJ from foot OF
Wanutst reduced IS for rstcass aud - 80 foi
seccr d-ciass .
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the lines, and through baggage
carried in the A NJ and 81 p NJ Lines from New-York
with throug h conductors.
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ROPOSED pATEs OF sAILING-

Tor trelsht on passage apply 10
EDN'D K. COLLINS co, No. Sc WsIl-st. M.
BROWN SHIPLEY CO, Liverpool
v @, ROBERTS co. No Is Kings Arms Yard,
LOn6on.
JOHN MUNR0E CO., No. Rae NoErs Dame dee
victories, Paris, GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will accountable for sola
Ve oolien specie, ewejry, prscOu. METAL
ess os OF sdng Snsd ihsrsfor aad chs thereof
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EW-JERSEY RAILR AD.-

IN FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, to aud from
PHILADELPHIA and NETWORK, for 81
Leaving Hew.York via Jersey City, in the and9 A NJ
and 81 ans Of the Sd Of july aud by the and A. NJ
trains Of the 5th
Returning from Philadelphia in the and 81 P NJ lines Of
the 9Th Of July and In any Of the lines Of the NewJersey or
Camden and Amboy Railroads Of the 9Th.
WAY LINES.
A unusual preparations making for celebrating the 5th
OF July with the Military, Fireworks &C. IN New ork and
Newark and other places IN NewJersey increased accom-
modatioDs will be given in the regular trains that day.
particularly 70 these 10 connection with the Mors Essex
and Central Railroads
AN EXTRA TRAIN WILL BE RUN ON THE 5rH,
Leaving Railway, fol NewYok at $50 p NJ. Elizabeth
town Is, and Newark9P. NJ.
Returning from HewYork for Newark, EliZabethtowu
and Railway, at 10 z. NJ
The II P NJ. train from Newark and III from NewYork
to NewAk, a. usual.
Passengers viii find to their comfort and avoid crowds
70 take the early trains from NewYork and Newark. Trains
wh each OF these PLACES at and 81 A NJ and hourly
each way during the dAy
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BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

UNT1E BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling ct Hall
fax to land and receive mails and passengers;
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA Capt -, EUROPA, Z. g. Lott
ASIA C. II T.. Judkips NIAGARA J. Stone,
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch
These vessels carry c white light at mast head, green
starboard bow red on port bow.
NIAGARA, Stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, July
AFRICA, Harrison fm. NETWORK, Wednesday, July IA.
CANADA, Lang, from-BOSTON, W ednesdsy, July 81
ASIA. Judkios, hsm NETWORK, Wednesday, July D.
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. 4.
EUROPA, Lott, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Aug. IL.
NIAGARA Stone fom BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. l8:
AFRICA Harrison FIN NETWORK, Wednesday, Aug. %.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept l.
ASIA, Judkins, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept 8.
AMERICA Shannon I'm. BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept -.
EUROPA, Lott from NEWYORK, "Wednesday, Sept T.
Passage from New-York Boston 10 Liverpool-First
cabin $40; second cabin, $40.
Berths secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office For freight or passage. apply to
T.. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
~ French German and other FOREIGN Goods, received
brought in with British Goods. Through bills
oflsdiDg are given in Havre for NewYork.
WAICHEs-By order Of the British Treasury watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the names marks OF Eng.h
will be hereafter admitted in England IN
quence OF which French and Swiss watches be shipped
al Havre for EewYork Boston, via Liverpool without
mourning the k, heretofore OF being seized BY the Eng
lish Custom House.