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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.


~ Or and after Sept 3 he following traie. VII
l. e45 A: " with rasssnscr. cooDeesins a, South Nor.
FOX Nes-York. s;s.ce An
SIS N with pAs-snsers End f.eish connectin, With
The Eew-iOrk and NewHaven SIS 40 7. " a; 63o p NJ
Trains 10 DSntsry vii leave South NorxAk:
J. go A. NJ, with passengers and freight receisas pas-
serEers trs,n The New-Iors and New-HAveh7 ~ A. tran
SO N With asseaser. oniy, rseeiviss sA:enser.
tram from Sevioh and the 40 accommodation train
fIon New-Hsver. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
DAubury, Sept, n ls52
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
WI ERN INDIANA RAfLROADS-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY, May 81
until t1rther no.ce-pss-nser steamers and -sns VIII
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
MicHIGAN. NoRTHERS fNDIASA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leaye Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted AZ
Pm snd Dunkrs ct Y az night reaching Monroe It PM
the next day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express tran will leave Monroe 9, pm IN the
arrival Of the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching CHI
class FOR Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igan and With Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
FXPREss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-E1press trains will leave Chcesost VI, daily
Saturday, excepted and reach Monroe At 81 next morning
An express steamer viii leave Toledo every morning
cert surdey and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chiceso-snd resch Dunkrs and Buffalo scvers hours pre-
yous the tine for the first Express trains east from New
Yort, Albany snd Boston
The and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular bOats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
wARD-Ths train Will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex-
eepted AN connecting at Toledo with ne of steam
e.s from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping all the
wsy statiOns will reach Chicago ct 81 Pm.
GOING EAS1WARD.-Leave Chicago daily sundSys
excepted AN stopping all stations and arriving II
Toledo NJ connecting with steamers 20 SentusSy ard
Cleveland. and arriving there IN TINE tor Al the morning
trains from those places . -,
pocket boat leaves Toledo At An for For Wayne ard
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. n hoohE
ADRIAN June |. 1852 superintendent
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III WEAK DIGESTION, DIsORDERED SrOM-
ACHs, and DEBILlTATED CONSrirUrlONS.-fne
serftherng and gorang prop of ,hcse
Pills aye 80 great that ell persons Of low habt,
or whose d resve Organs impaired should give them
t as III. most debtGed have been reno
vnied ty ten after every other medicine nd been
SIDED Ter come time climates, when suffering from
bilious affections liver complaints, have invariably been
cureo by the use OF Hooway's Pills.
sod fy all vendors OF medicines III the United states IN
ro and boxes at 81 cents so cents, and 81 80 each and
vholcsae by the principal drug houses in the United ates
ard bv Mosss. A. b. & d. SANDS, NewYork, and by the
urouretor No. ~ Strand London.
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lime CARRIAGE HORSES--peremntory

Sale TO Ccse an Estate-Wil be sold auction at the
Baxaar No. 81 Crssbyst., NewYork the 18th Decem
LCr pssnt ct the hour Of O'clock r. NJ of that day,
nsir Of handsome BAY CARRIAGE HORSES kind and
Gentle either single double harness Have trotted
fher in 10 and and years old 10 hands high pony
built Together with handsome double Harness Saddle
and good single Hansss. Also two handsome CAR
RACES Of them particularly suitable for physician
Sale positive, and the property be vewei and
med az any time the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co-In

~ surarce Buildings corner OF Wal and WiLiaoSs-i
Ofhces Nos. 10 and H. ground floor. . M
THIS Company, having their Capital of Slccco psid m
cash and seeaiey invested prepared TO insure Asan
os and damage by fire on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides thar a''er peysne
interest to the stockholders the rate OF PER cent per
nun, OF the remaining profits are 70 os divided
srong the assured scrip, bearing interest," wnen scp Is
Be redeemabe in cash whenever the accaneAtea Poas
ana capita sh@l s,nount 10 81 100000
yo, CaiIlsrd Jr Io,r a Stenhens 8 g Rowland,
yas NJ warerbury. Jsmss Warren stephen Whitney,
George Curt,. Arhny r cav Dan. b. Fearing,
0eorse T. hdee n tsu,,l,or VIM H. Russell
kennedy, Dennins Duer, Aux. T. DowninS
John J. Aston IT. John Steward Jr O. b. Lamar, .
Pred. A. DslGno. Robert B. Min,urn VIM II. AspinwHh
yanes C. Rel, Reuben W,thera VIM. b. Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Fawsra C. Center Chas H. RuaeN,
yred O. Hostsr, JOSIAH Osksa Isaac Townssod,
Ieke Hall Robert s. Hone.
ROBERT 8. HONE, PreCeen1
DuScAS y. CrRRy, Secretary.
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DEREMpTORY SALE of PROPERTY in
WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
DITCH FANCY GOODS -THURSDAY

~ Dee loi O'Clock, az No. 70 Williainst Cedar
from importers close congDments 500 lots rich Plated
Cssors Cake Baskets Cendelabrss Tea and Coffee SETS
Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks, Waters &c, China
and Parisn FgureR Dinner Tea Coffee and Toilet sets and
families purchasing for the Holidays Sales free for cash
benkable money, delivery Sales contisued the 18TH
Esd and seth Of this month
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

the County q kIns- ns. n-f-ny
,r-r .crordrs r Al b-vns em. ssarni fkRi
xASD GER>CHwYLLER. ate u the CITY VI WA1a-0arfh De
e,t f Icy required exhibit the VIII the voseaers
,kereof the oe 81 ne ssrostte o. hns
HAH tn CITY Of Bokyn % OF t>fofe NE Ita
- i,.snIhs RICHARD TUERs, Adnnis-r,ts.
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r. The Bradford (Pa.) Reporter gives us the

~ The Brsd)or Pa Reporter gives us the
following paragr sph In regard TO new are Of export
"On Thursday lsst Burton KingybcEy, Esq, q this
place. shipped 1t the wsveriy Dep6t ssesy bxaAss
Of aeoSxs, destined for Belgium and Holland. nr K y
agent Tor gentlemen Of great wealth. owning land IN this
County who ordered these for The purpose Of In
PRODUCING the oak into those countrisa They comprise
Eve different varieties Of this stately ree, and were col
ecsed 10 I.tchfeld and Windham. few bushels pre-
vously forwarded 10 Belgium arrived In such good or
der terminating and giving promise Of excellent success
for the experiment. that the gentlemen tnsereed hcve
made this large order. The acorns are arse cerau!y
kilndred boxed, and forwarded 10 New oSt, WIZ
they are put up in airight TN boxes % esnd nc
This truly planting Tor the bene9 o. possT H.
generations must pass away beeDss ne 80, S,sn.Ss'
notle forest trees Of Bradford VII w:ve toeu
in similar essndcuI IN Holland md Belgium.
n Tie DsKaB (Ga) 0sseets announce
the des.h !. xsnbs. SGss $500 sS% =. 10 1s
S s.m.. - ~ veesran, ssys II 00aA vt1 n
soIio1ers, w.s he bssas efNewo'''sa'' ns'' "'a'
JsekseD.
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We cut the following from The British
Friend, monthly Journal published In Glssgow, de-
voted to the Of the Society of Friends The
Statistics diseose remarkable and appalling proper
ton of females among the frequenters Of the tipping
shops Of that city
The aggregate comparative number Of the individuals
given below Is Females 1850; Males, c29; Youths,
2iO.
On Saturday evening July IL ISL there entered into
spirit chop In Princes between the honrs Of ten and
twelve III males 365 females, and % youths On Bat
urdsy evening, August 9 In spritshop In kingst BE-
tween The hours 100 males, PAT femaies and II
youshs On saturday evening, Aug. 10, between the
same hours into cellar in Strnga, IS males los f.
nales and III youths. On Saturday evening, Aug 70,
between the same hours, 60 malcs, los females md
II youths entered q shop in High-st On Saturday
evening. Aug. 30, between the ssme hours there
tered into one In Stirring lie males l49 females and
IA youths and the 9Th September into spirit cellar
ia han<t Gorbsls there entered IS males Ill females
end - youths These facts show in striking hgt
only the awful prevalence Of drunkenness but the fear
ful proportion Of its female victims."
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J. L. VASDEwATER, Auctioneer,
WILL SELL, on FRIDAY, Dec. I'D, and

NV IINNs TV' uIf'I
w SATURDAY, 1lth et io1 o'clock, at the es Room.
No. IA ST., French Cabinet Furniture being the bal
ance of Francis Eeaus stock in connection with an In
voice Of choice Furniture Of the manufacture
Of Roux Ponso and others consisting in part of antique
Bookcases carved walnut antique Suits, Sofas Chairs
Ann Chairs &c Rosewood Ce0er, Pier and Side Tables
marble-top; Rosewood Bedsteads, &C.. Bureaus, Wash
stands Incogures in rosewood and walnut aglace
We our pc xhe SUITS in brocatele together with gen
eIa all of which warranted TO be of the inst
class end of the above stock Also line OF French Plate
Mirrors oval nantel and pier to be sold without reserve
Al,o fine line ofCashmere and Rob Roy long, square and
Ga Shsws &C together with OF gentlemen
Comforter end Scarf figured and plain Merino, Cash
mere and Thbct The above goods sent out
plea and are worthy OF inspection.
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Tor CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and

Il FLOR1DA-Weekly .. s. Mail Line.-The new
and fast going steamer MARION, NJ Berry, con-
nander, will leave Pier No. North River on SAT-
apply board where all bills OF ladng will be signed and
fDr pasesse, at the Office of
Savannah passengers ticketed through wthon. further
charge Through tickets to Jack sonvie, 81 Plaks
e53 No bills of adng signed after the Steamer has sailed
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JOSEPH HEGsMAN, Auctioneer.
INIfDAX nnn 10 OF QI oiclonk A N

ENIDdI, DUO IU, at % o CIOCk a NJ, PrtCISt-
~ in the bosement of the Brooklyn Public Salesroom,
No i9 WesIingtorst a large and varied assortment Of
Furniture Of all kinds so Parlcr Chamber Hall and Cook
Stoves IS Brussels Ingram and Stair Carpets Rugs
&c Catalogues comprising about 400 lots can be bad at the
6seeroom.
SATURDAY, Dec. IL, at 81 o'clock A. NJ, in the upper
room, large assortment Of good Secondhand Furniture,
Feather Beds Mottrefse Bedding, &c. large Iron Safe
quantity Of Stevenss Writing Fluid, in quarts and pins
Catalogues on Friday.
DEREMPTORY SALE of PROPERTY in
i BEEKMAN and PEARL-STS.-JAMES NJ MIL
LER will sell on the 18th of January, 1853 at the Mer
chants Exchange all that valuable of property
BeekInan Nos a. Is and a. containing together SO feet
front and by 100 in depth Also the two in
Pearst Noe 1851 and 2 between k-slip and Beck
msnst See maps and other particulars at the Auctoneers
No 81 Ma;den-lnne.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

lNROAD-wIsrER ARsAsGEAEsr:-Noveriber |, 1852
Trains out OF New York-Accomrnodaton and Special
1T lard II. A M and P. NJ, through TO New Haven
Atel0 A NJ and 81 Z. NJ. for Port Chester
TIE III A. NJ. in connection with tram nom SeS-
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road $1,000.
EMPRESS TRAINS at NJ sud S: NJ. for New Haven
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River ana Vermont Railroads These traiss connect 81
Haven with trains Of the NewLondon Road TO New
London Norwich, Stoninston and Providence:
The 8 A NJ, stops 81 Stamford and Bridgeport con.
meeting with Housatonic and Nsugstuct hnlroad' .,
Bridgeport The 81 p NJ, stops st Stamford Norwak ana
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Dzneury Railroad :, Norw
and with Housa.onic and Nsleatuek Railroads
Trains into New-York-Accomnodano and Speciai AK
s., and eS5 A NJ and 40 p. NJ, through from new
Haven
Al A NJ and 3f5 p NJ, from Port Chester
The 935 NJ receives passengers from sprnsneiG ane
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads a. New Haven
The 4Se n receives pass from Hartford lnc spfns
field and Northern Railroads.
ExPEEss TRAINS leave New Haven on afivai Of uHls
ffop Boston al II AID $50 p NJ stoppns ondxg Por
Norvalk and stamford y leaving Boston q; N and
s. NJ Trains Of the New London Road run ~ eohheS-
See large bin Of savertsenens .. the Station House AID
prinepal hotels GEO w. WHISTLER, Jr- supt
November, 1882
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CRAHAM's ONGUENT is the name OF a
~ wonderful compound that will make the whskers
uBstaohc or lair grow like magic in ak weeks, without
,aiu pc or pung tie skin Price, 81 per bottle bot
ties 81 ~. sent 20 any part OF the country
X. q. GRAHAM No. 10 Ann-s ST.
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSlA.-Dr.
" HOUGUTON's Pepsin or Gastrc Juice, prepared
from rennet The nstsrrl remedy fer this distressing COM
plant Agents. J. BALL Co, Ne. 100 Nassau-st.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

II
u COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-Only through U s Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwall and Pan.
ama-Ihe splendid new and double-engne U. 5. Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS, 1880 tuns, H. j. Hartstene, u y
N Commander will sail ON MONDAY, December 20, at
O'Clock F. NJ precisely, from pier at foot OF Warrens,
North River The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys regu-
Ter Mail viii be in readiness at Panama 70 receive
tire Illinois malls and passengers, and sail immediately for
San Francisco No efforts viii be spared on the part OF the
Companies send their passengers through with expedition
comfort and safety.
RATES FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies Saloon, State Room. ...........'s....So
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, do.............. %
Second Cabin Standees.
Steernee ';'..,.:'. -
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf Aspin
wall free Transit OF the sthmus AZ the passengers eS
pense Persons securing through passage BY the United
States Nail Steamers from New have preference OF 40
commodation on beard of the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates of from Panama to San Francisco on the mos
favorable terms For freight or passage apply TO
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Oihce OF the Cos
No IN West-st., corner OF WaHen-st
B-Shippers are requested TO supply themselves with
the Companys bills of Gding which will be signed az the
Office the hours of 10 and O'Clock of the day OF
sailing.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY-For NEW ORLEANS. via HANANA.


The Jendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Wlndle
Commander will sa from the pier at foot Of Warresst
n r. OIL MONDAY, Dec. 49, st2 o'clock, p. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO BANANA AND NEw-oRLEASs.
NEW ARRASGfMESr.
Ladies' ard Aer Saloon Berths $50
Forward Saloon berthe "
Specie only taken freight TO Havana.
Freight taken New Orleans at 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers freight requested 20 supply themselves
with The Companys bills OF ladng which may be had
plicafion al the Office. No other form will be signed
No bills Of ladng sgned after II o'clock on the day OF
sailing. For frcitht passage, anplyto
NJ. o. ROBERTS No. III Westst, cor. Warren-st.
NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMUS.-The new and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES. 800 tuDs, VIM c. Berry, Commanier VIII
leave New York, from pier Q, ~ r., for AsPiNWALL
Navy Bay on WI DNESDAY, Jan. 5 at 8 o'clock 7. NJ,
precisely connecting at Panama with the double
CINE steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 100 tuns Edward
Dunn Commander which steamship leaves Panama the
arrival of the passengers by the UNITED STATES for San
Francisco stopping only at Acapulco for supplies.
These vessels in accommodations ventilation, speed and
safety unsurpassed An experienced physician IS st
taohed 10 each steamer
Passengers will be landed the wharf at Aspnwa and
take the Panama Railroad. .
Passengers are cautioned that the tickets for this line
are sold only al No. 20 Broadway
DAVIS. BROOKS Co, General Agents
JONFS A. JOHNSON, 80 Nnll-st.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER g. 1852
CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-

CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-
ONIA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, No. &c Broadwsy-The attention of parties
ordering from Cali in Specie Gold Dust
directed to the potice Of New York underwrers az oo
DAVIS, BROOKS Co, General Agents.
NEw-YoRK, Sept I6, 1882
THE NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE having arranged with Messrr Gxrrison X
Fretz TO furnish specie guard which has been deemed
issctoy by the UNDERMINED they willing 70 take
Insurance RON Sen Franctco New York and 10 make
the same reduction IN for coming under the pro-
lection Of the guard of Messrs Garrison Fre from Pan
10 the Atlantic coast has been and allowed on
specie guarded by tie guard Of Meee Mosqne, Hurtado
Company
Aston Mutual fnsrrance Co. tSigned) ZsR Cook.
Gen'l Mutual Insurance Co. tSgned) ALYREp OGDEN.
Newly FORK Mutual Insurance Co,
(Signed) T. B. SATTERTHwnTE.
Commercial Insurance Co, (Signed) DAs.L D. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual Ins Co. (Sgned) WALTER r. JosEs.
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co, (Signed) A. B. NELSON
Mercantile 1nsursDce Co. fSgned) ELwooD WALTER.
Union Mutual Ins Co tSigned) j. L. LsrHaop Prest.
Atlss Mutual Insurance Co, (Signedl y. II. OsGooD.
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY of the CITY Of NETWORK, estab-
hsbed in 1851, at No. l73 Canast Branch Oce, No %
Broadway next Of Wast, opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise, Household furniture,
Vesses in Port and their Cergoes &C. against loss dam
age by FIRE. JEREMIAH TERRELL, President
MOSES G. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAuLDING, Surveyor.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..
COR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND DOCK

OR Oh hE w bUk1, ftlUhLAND DOCh n.
MGT0N, MOUNTS DOCK. BROwNs DOCK, Md
detown,) and RED BANK--The new and splendid steaE-
Re Pc a ries alp Eas RiTsi .: follows,
wednesday Dec. l. i AN wednesiay Dee. i. il 4. NJ
Thrrrdsy, Dec. 2, sam. THURSDAY, Dec. 2 III 4 n.
Friday be SIAM Friday bee ) ~ M.
Saturday, Dec.i, Pm, Monday, De- G. Pm.
Thursdsy. Dec. 9, q. PM Friday, Dec. 40. IA. n:
Saturday. Dec. II, IA Monday. Dec. IS, 9 A. ~.
The stages FOX scram viii r.n IN connection with boat
ssgeso eogyey passengers 70 al parts Of the country. Al
psons ere forbid trusting the above boat on the sceoun! OF
the owners.
QEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StonIngton,
IA for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, Of th. lIne, now nm regularly a,
wharf above Bstterypsce daily, Sundays excepted, At
NJ and stonnson at O'clock P NJ, or on arrival Of
the usil train, winch leaves Boston et p. NJ
The MAssACHU SETS from N.w.York-Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday From stoningon-Tuesdiy,r Thurs
The steamer PERRY leave. Providence for Newport,
daily, except Sundays st2 NJ
For freight passage, apply the Office No 10 Battery
place, board the boats.
EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IL RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin Brayton leave on alternate DAYS, fSundays
fSId tom pI No SSs ns s o sa on NJ
TISDALE BORDEN. Agents Nos 70 and II west-st-
EOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE
Il MEST.-TLrce Daily Lines Fare, 81 s.. The trains
leave City Hall Station, corner Tryon-row and Cen'res,
dsily Sundays excepted as follows:
let Tran, at $50 A. VI. Mail Tram stopping at all
Way Stations.
Crotch Falls Dover Plains Hilssle and Chatham four
Corners arriving 10 P ", in time to connect with 2So
Train Gom Alb ny West
Sd Tram SIS p NJ Albany Express Train, stopping at
Croton Fss Dover Plains, MLeron. HillsdAle and
Chatham -Four Corners arriving el5 NJ connecting az
Albany with Express Tram for Buffalo.
E,,1rniug viii leave East Albany al A. NJ. Express
TTain arriving in NewYork 1915 +. NJ Ills A. ", Mail
Trnn. making ell stops and P NJ Express Tram arriving
IN New.Yort gI5P ~ NJ. SLOAT. Superintendent
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD Extension of the SIX
Foot Track 70 BuraloIhls road extending from bnfio
10 Honosyile on NewY and Ere Railroad, IL now
and full operation, forming IN connection with
that read shortest cheapest and most direct route BE-
tween Newly City and Buffalo IL Is OF the six foot
eusre and built the substantial manner and the
f portion OF il having been operation son month
IL entirely from the roughness usual on new roads
Fare trun Ne,-YOrk 10 Buffalo. .............s7 80
Through tickets and baggage checks BE- procured AZ
tie Depot Of the Ncwiork aid Erie Railroad, foot of
Duane st., ~. Y.
The times for eGyin New York may be learned by refer
euce TO tho advertisements Of the New OK and Enc Rail
road Tie trains will leave Hornesyille for Buffalo tho
arrival of tie Enc Railroad trainsBudlo, Nov ~ l8j2
&c HOYT, Supt. Buffalo and y. Y. City X. r.
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A. M. MExwIN, Auetioneer.
NGS. BROTHER e Co.

A. N. HERwlN, Auet1oneer. -
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Irsde
DSales Rooms No. Is Park-row.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 10, at 81 O'Clock
scpEss ANCIENT AND MODERN ENcRAyiNGs.-Ave ven
valuable collection Of fine Line and Mezzotnt Engavines
comprising many Of the choicest productions OF the mos
celebrated artists Of Europe and America.
DY s. DRAPER-TUESDAY Dec. Ia, al
- the IT, s. Navy Ysrd, Brooklyn at noon for casn on
delivery BsIkable money only received. - -.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTBISc-5Zibe hsinns
t4Jts Butter. IS lbs Cheese JSl Flour Barrels: =,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DocKs-2 Rugs, Smths Der
Sows OIL Cloth, Stair Carpet, Carpets IL Chairs y"
Cement Barrels. a. -
BUsrIU on CONSTRUCTIONS, &c.-So tuns, more or less
Juuk and SLsipgs lot OF Canvas Clippings, &c empty
Bsre IS empty Casks 10 empty OIL Casks 2Teeketties
sBske-rsrs fishke.tle u ssIse.pans, Gnd'Io1'
fe,us nj Dscovers IL Cork Jackets 81 Augers, Brace
and Bite Gimlets 3Tesorsaws SClsw -ha'nmers hivet
DO Wrench DO, Pincers. Tap. lines 20 Chseis and
(;ouses Pslletknile. I Putty Screw-dnyers,
Crows, Csrrente's Gusees AIDES, sposeshaye''
smooth pe -planes JACK do, Fore do, Bead do,
Moulding do Block 60, Broad-ex, Horsng mslets,
Lamps, Hand-vicc saw-set, Dustns-brush, Hand
go
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MEDICAL ADVISER AMI MARRIAGE

MEDICAL ADVISER AMI MARRIAGE
wi OUIDE-A practical treatise never before pubs
% CENTS e COPY free OF postage Sold by SrRiNGEk
TOW NsFNU No. ~ J. c. HARRIOT, No. 42lt Broad.
Snfreon. No ~ Readett, corner of Broadway, y. "
wheree treats ell these complaints from Y NJ tlis NJ
CANDS's HOARHOUNDC COUGH SYRUP,
- ouly n, cents botte-A delightful and sure remedy
for Cough Hosnness Influenza &c Il cannot Be praised
TOO highly Wholesale and retail ct SASDSS Mammoth
Dur Store No II Janesst and Drus Stores generally.
HNRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
po,ters Lace Stockings Knee-Cap and other Band
aye. Sppal Supports Instruments for Knock Knees and
Wekpass OF the Joints and all kinds Belts and Bsndages
also Cdrens Trusses band and made to order az d.
GLOyER's, No. u Annst. near the Museun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
IN RSUANCE of an order of the Surro

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f..su. hs, "a .tan ANDREW MCLEAN lsts the CITY
al New Yok de,cssed o. Prescott tie with
vuh@ thereof The once 81 John MCahI
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