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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
ANSEIPS-SEMI-MEEkL Z. S. NAIL LINE--The
EoR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

Il FLORIDA-sEMI-WEEKLY L. 5. MAIL LINE
The and fast going steamer UNION, X ADAMS,
Commander will leave pier No. 4. y. X. on SATCR-
DAY, October -, az O'Clock, 7. NJ precisely. Fos
freight apply board where all bills OF adlg VIII be
signed and passage having unequaed aecommodAtons
at the Office OF
sPOFFORD TILESTON < Co No % South-st.
SsyLunAh passengers tcketed through without further
charge Passengers Will suffer detention 81 Charleston,
have been made with The South Carolina
Railroad dispatch train Immediately the arr
val OF the steamer.
Through tickets 20 FLORIDA Will be furnished Is iolows
To jacksonville S3l, 10 Pilatks SIS
No bills Of adins signed after the steamer has sled
The SOUTHEKNER will follow WEDNESDAY,
Oct. r.
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA and
~ GANANDAIGUA RAlLROADS.-TrAins leave PEE
NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL

IN ROAD.-FALL Arrangement, -Septembern, 1851
Trains out OF leave the corner Of Csuast
and Broaoway-Accommodation and Specia-ar7 aud II
A. NJ. and 81 T. W., through 10 New-Haven.
Ats! A. NJ aud o. p. NJ, for Port Chester.
The llt NJ IN connection with train from New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hsven Hartford, Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70 Os
denslurgh and Montreal.
At 8 A. NJ stopping al Stamford and Bridgeport con-
Meeting with Housatonc aud Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at w-Hsven and at 81
p NJ stop ing Stamford, Norwak and Bridgeport
Meeting with Housatouic and Nausatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport.
Trains into New York-Accomnodato and Specialist
s., and 9S5 A. NJ, and 40 7. NJ, through from New
Haven.
AT 81 A. NJ and 5 Is NJ, from Port Chester
The sS5 NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Cansl Railroads, at New Haven. The 40
p NJ receives passengers hom Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven ARRIVAL Of trains
from Boston at II and So p NJ stopping Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford j leaving Boston at A. NJ and
SPIN
See large bill Of advertisement Station House and
principal hotels. GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New-Hayen, September, 1852.
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fcqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
Of the corny Of New iost notice Is hereby an
r-oon@ hsuus claims sanst ANDREW MCLEAN he of the CITY
New Yok Manufacturer dcc~sssd the with
thereof the subbes the cc~ Of JcAs NC>h
Esc No Na.ag the City OF New Yost eeos, tho
day February nex-Dst-d New Yosk the 18Th d % Aa
rust. N6s. NARY MCLEAN, AdnAns,rarr1
lawfmrh
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nEMOyAL.LC BOOTH has removed his

DEMOVAL.-J.C c. BOOTH has removed his
and having oprped an entire new cloths
and vestings ell of TINS fas Importation woald
be Pc ssed receive call from his old customers and
fnenos by business 70 ulerit
continuation Oi their patronage The best talent e4poyed
IN the cutting department.. combined with his lOas
practical exIererce m the busn, VAL be Sufficient
guarantee for TIE tyle OF work well prompt exc
cuton Of orders }. &. BOOTH,
No. $50 Broadway corner Of BsOoine-st.
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THE NEW-YORk and LIVERPOOL UNI
Il TED STATES NAIL STEAMERS-The ships COM

IOelrg the Ilft lrt tIt IOIuN lnK
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt CoHstoek
ADRlATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been but BY contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken Aer con-
stIucton aso IN their Engines insure strength aud
speed ard their accommodations for passengers are ano-
Guatd for elegance and comfort Price Of passage NO
NeW-Icrk 10 Liverpool IN rstass cabin : ~ N s-c0nd
do 500 exclusive Of eXtrssze state rooms co. ron
LIVERPOOL NeY-York $50 and ~ An erp-rrnced sur
econ attached 10 each ship No berth secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-The LIv-

PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after Sateroos $50 Saloon after Staterooms - gins
midship - % - mldsilip - 10 -
forward IS forward IL -
Including Stewards fees -
limited number Of hirdclass PASSENGERS will be taken
from Philadelphia aud Liverpool and found IN provisions
From Phsde phia so From Liverpool. 6 guineas
Certificates Of passage will be issued here to parties wo
DESTROYS OF bringing their friends at corresponding
rates
Freight 60 per tun goods hardware &c, viii be
taken subject to agree ment.
experienced Sur will be carried on each ship
Small drafts drawn stsght on England and ireland.
For freight passage apply 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. IL Exchange-pls y. Y,
and No Wanut-st Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co. Liverpool.
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Clothing, &r.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
IL Sl Hats Al SS-Si lees than Broadway prices Neat
HIT IN So BROWN,
No. l5S Canal-st one door from Sullivan.
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DEMlTTANCES-PA AS Show
IN MAN GRINNELL 4 Co. No. s. sogth-st- New
orb. aid ouy AuthorE Agents Tor tie D" ALLO"-
TAIL LINES Of fAChET SHIPS.
LvERTooL P1CKEIS sal 9Th LONDON FaskErs 81 every
md -IE Of every month Ais.na-r lHa1s14t
LNERlCOL- iLONDON,
IN sTlTT- TION SIR r PEEL
NM MCRID CORNELIUS GRTNSELL,
lin 90 THE WEST. INDEPENDENCE
SO<tTANTTNF AMERICAN CONGRESS-
GTRrpT GALIATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBt RTON, aOhnIU-", NTrS>-,v
-;slins 20 md flr their friends Azd DESTROYS Of
-. ~, o5f by s1y of the above maxlnic-nt saPs arc
s4 ..5 -. Nr.sr. BOWMAN GRINNELL CO. arc
IT, ouly Agents for the above sliP- IN tins city -
They also s-us Drafts from 4 and uPwsrd- WIKI He
rsVei~ AZ .xht N any through lrri4nd AMI Ofsae
f,;t,in BOWMAN, GRISNELL Co.
Ne s souih-st- n. Y and Rssrats-ro LfverPSoL
Lyerpool Packets leave Se~YOrK 9Th and -si Of es
Iorden Packets leave NewYort every Alternate Tnur'
day.
For rssssse apply /. above.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all those GER

NOTICE is hereby given that all those GER
IN tain pieces parcels and lots OF LAND situate at Dun
KIRK Chauiauque County State of NewYok and laid down
and dtsenstd map, entitled Mar OF part OF the town
OF Dunkirk Chatsuque County State OF NewfOrk 1855 az
lots numbers 49, A. b. So 81 S. 81 80 o. So % ~ A. 49,
Centrest slso Lots numbers 40 a. as ST. g. S. u
Lynx-st also Lots numbers 81 50 bnfaos also, Lots
numbtIs 81 So g. g. IS O., East Frouts; also, Lots
numbers 20, e. o., 60, H. West Fronsi. alss Lots
numbers Al 49, IS a. 49, So East Tnirdst; also, Lots
numbers so, 81, 81 Esgest also Lot number 81 on
Lrk-st also Lois numbers IL, S. ~ Swan-st i,ct
number 81 Canaryst; Lots numbers 49, a. ~; a. 10 ~
81, &C. g., &C. &C. a. a. Dovest; Lots numbers 50 30
6S 65 g. CO, Ploverst Lots numbers s. g. 20 %, 30
&C, ~ -, 81, 62, on Deer-st.
Also l6 feet Of the front Of Lots Nos H. IS IS H. 10 on
Wee. 1birdst 80 lots Nos leo, l02 Centrest and Nos
~ lvl Lark St in block 40; also Lots Nos 10 III Cana
ryst also Lots Nos 80 "a IS Sc in block % also all tue
night title OF Russell II Nevns Of IN, and 10 the
north part block No SOL Fast Fourst being loo feet
by 10 h deep the north Of block No a. West
Fourkst being leo front by 0 feet deep the north
Part block No IA being leo feet front by 10 feet deep
viii be sold public auction TO close concern at the
Merchants Exchange in the city Of OK, on the an
day November A. D., 1852 at II o'clock, noon OF that
day Terms CashlO per cent payable the day Of sale and
the balance fifteen days thereafter, when deeds Will be de-
hverd. - eco,,,
Mars of the property may be had at the office Of COLE
4 Chiffon Auctioneers No 9 Wull-st. .
RUSSELL II. NENINS.
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f. CoLTos, Auctioneer.
AEGE and IMPORTANT SALE of CAB

r. IOLTON, AuCtOnttf.
I ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of CAB
IL met FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
FRENCH PLATE GLASSES, &C. &c, THIS DAY
Oct 1Ct o'clock at the Auction Rooms Nos 80 Beekman
and SO Annls will be sold public Auction. the largest
stock Of Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet Furniture that
has been offered tins IL will comprise 1ch Mahog
Rosewood and Black Walnut Furniture OF every kind
and quality consisting in part OF Mahogany Wardrooes
Book Cases Secretary and Mahogany French and Gothic
Bedstesds chy carved Chairs ell patterns Rosewood aud
Mahogany Marbeop Center and Card Tables, Rosewood
and Black Walnut Extension do, Dressing Bureaus and
WoIk Tables marbleop and PLAIN Washstands, Bedroom
cpd Basement Furniture large French Plate Glasses
error Hair Mattresses all sizes Paillnsses Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Csrpe's On CLOTHS rey carved E?tre
ard Rocking Chairs various styles AMI patterns Also Gu
invoice of Gilt and Mahogany Glasses from dealer Aso
5doz.n double ind threequarter Patent Bedsnat first
article n BThe stock large and Will afford good
opportunity for the trade well individuals requiring
house furnishing articles Catalogues ready the mornn
OF ne ard posponement account Goods PACKED
and shipped al q moderate charge.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
of Battery-plsce by steamboat JOHN POTTER-Two
lines daily Morning Line leaves at AN Afternoon Ex-
press Line at Nj through TO Philadelphia IN ~ hours,
Returning leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wanutst
AN, Esd ppm. Emigant Line by steamboat ATLAS
from Pier No. l. at4P PM. Fare q 50.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

sppaton Aldermen and Colnnonxty of the Cap
OF relative the OPENING Of OsE HUNDRED AVID
FOURTH ST from the Od Church Road 20 the o,h
10 the CITY New Y0bTr uBd.snsd Commissioners o Est-
mate the abyesnbted matter hereby
Il Act Of The Lesa-@afe 81 he
pope o fOfk entitled An Act TO amend an Aes
EMIT ed relating particularly 70 me cy
Act passed April ~ 1903, and also me Aet
entitled An amend Act entitled Act ssa 70 ne
corcin and Taxes e CITY and Coaa q View
Tor other Dased Nay H. lssO BASED May J,
occupant occupants OF all h~aes
improved n sheed thereby, hat they have
mp aud the sove ENTITLED mat
shoe Affected thefehy ssa
opoed the requested u pfe~nt thef 90
j..tsn HENRY bEEkHAs Erq, The Chairman %
Tho tho oae Of 6~orse Osborn NO ~
NJ the Cir a. New f0't ~dhp ih','y dsJ' IRON me
mate foo~s All the is pieces % yf-s
Ind ,rus and be,ns Ward u The CITY Oss~ forA and
foiow nt 10 cit On the east ~ ny vest
ery Inc of tho ve-f ~ INC es-'@fu mo
or se Of sth ay tic moth, BY the hss Of NE center %
che k and Icdth st. and The rcsu ~ NO
Levsep l2h s and I'D st. a
,h ,sme the dsmagr and ~nsht map, sed ~ ne sal
com u., sns s6s~--d the Street CouH-bonefs ~
a., tie Cay YOrk And the sd CommsDn@fs Do aher
80 pfe that report en.ed m<tr ~h @ ssd~
spd COor Of tss state Of ssr Iok
Term cad Court BE- bed AZ the Cy Hal u TIC CITY
ii NJ Yob 90 s-srdsy the I'D day Of October isg 81 the
~ ~. Court LAY AID that thsB snd there
,h~es,r a. heard vii be made AAt I'D
20 or !. conarn -d-Dard ss~ fort. JAY ~ is4
Wv HENRY EEEKNAS.
HENRY BsRTHOLr COMMISSIONER
GEO. l.. OSBORNE
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CTEAMsHIPs and frst-class CLIPPER

SIEAMSHIIS and HTsC-CIdhs OIIII / I'm
- SHIPS for AUSTRALIA.-The and splendid clip
pership NEBRASKA, now loading at pier No. IS, East
River bound for Port Philip, Sidney and Melbourne, will
sa about the 25th Of October tor the above ports
The Nebraska the finest ships that left this
port and without doubt expected TO make the passage
in IS from port port This vessel has hne library
board for the OF passengers The accommodations VI
tbs splendid ship cannot have been surpassed N
this country. For freight or passage apply to RiGNER
c. II. CASTLE or 10 YOUNG Co. No. 1876 Westst,
cnrner Of RrAde opposte the New and ErIe RIlroad
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uyHJsKERIEss MEN. AMI all Men and

w BOYS whose beard Is scAnty aud weak, Buy oaA.
HAMS Onguent, if you would bsye your wnisaes .s 10; s
rrox IN ~ weeks erurx and thck. IL vil not GAin
10 jurt the shin Pree half pins .ept 70 an! pel
~ eoa,,,v r q GRAHAM, No ls3 Aanst
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NEW.LERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

NJ + j ; + RAILKUAD.---NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA dTect-U. 5. MAIL
and EMPRESS LINES-ThTough in It hours-New-yersey
Railroad viz Jersey City, leaving NewYork at NJ foot
Of Courlandtst; IA NJ aud 81 2. NJ Libertyst Leaves
PhiladeI ha ~ and A. NJ aud 81 r NJ from foot Of
Wanutst Fare reduced 80 for sclass aud 81 80 for
second-clGss
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON aud CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 Z. NJ Lines from NewYork
with through conductors.
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THE NEW A. CLIPPER SHIP TOR

ME NV 4. ILITTEh SlII IVN-
Il RENT for RTPHILLIP and SYDNEY, AUSTRIA
lA-To sail 18th October-The splendid accommodations
OF this fne ship well worthy Of examination by
persons about gagirg passage TO AUSTRALIA The snip
Il new ard her fittings being completed will be found u
be unequaed by those Of any other ship for hight ar or
comic Apply board Pier No "a East River. or 20
T. RICHARDSON Co. No. 81 South-st-, OF ELLIOT
ARIEL 4 Co, No. li6 Pearst n. BAH goods m
tended tor shipment and arded will be attended 70
without Any charge Of commission. T.. X \ 20
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CLIPPER LINE for AUSTRALIA.-The
~ magnificent ship SACSUSA viii sail for Port Philip
the 18th October For freight passage, having beau
full light and airy accommodations apply board Pier No
10 T.. r., or W. T DUGAN, No. IS Front-st RUS
SELL q NORTON, No. 81 Old-slp.
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WELCOME NEWS. The worst case Of
w DvsYeT.a be cured by u,ns boz o. Fishers
DyspeI s1 foW des prepared only by W. FISHER Cneu-
f ard Druggist No. 81 Bleeckerst corner Of Christopher
Ny. Sod N boxes At Is cents
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

II Of the County Of New York, hereby all
having claims against CHARLES YIELDING late Of the
City Of New York coachmaker dee4 ed the with
vouchers thereof the sub cber the Coach Factory Of FIELD
ING BROTHERS. in <ls the Sd the CITY OF New
York before the 2h day Of March (iss1 Dated New
York. the e0fh dsy Of September ish2
30 ia~6mTh MARGARET FIELDING, Administrative.
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JOHN RUDDERow, Auctioneer
MANAGED FLOUR. - JOHN RUDDE-
~ ROW Co. vii sell THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, at
Deck Brooklyn. for account Of the underwriters
90 bbls Lester Mills
go bbis. Columbia Mills.
80 bbls. Monross and Chesapeake Mills.
AIS bbls. HarpeT's Ferry Mills
5C3 bbls Secrest TX. Bakers and Anslousta Mills
$50 bbs Assorted Brands.
los bbs Canal Mills.
go bbs Arlington Mills.
20 bbs. Joseph Charles Mills.
4cO bbls Assorted Brands.
DAMAGED on board schooner Arlington.
THEODORE MALAY Auctioneer
LXTENSIVE SALE of the ENTIRE
1IsTOCK Exhibiting at the CATTLE SHOW of
BY 4 LYELL will sell at Public Auction, Oh FRIDAY,
I'D Oct Madison Cottage TIE of 5thay. and
23d-S immediately after the premiums awarded the
entire stock exhibiting, consisting in part Of
Imported full blood Ayrshire Bulls
Imported full blood Heifers.
Imported full blood Calves
Imported full blood Devon Bulls.
Imp orted full blood Cows
Imported full blood Hefers
Imported full blood Calves.
Herford Bulls.
Herord Cows.
Herford Heifers.
HerfOrd Calves
Short horned Bulls
ShOrt-Horned Mich Cows.
Short-horned Heifers.
Shorthorned Calves.
Alderneys Bulls Cows Heers Calves, fine Native Bulls
Fine Working Oxen
Fine Fat Cattle, &c &c, &c.
Fine Imported Sheep, pure blood Long wool sheep d-
die do Menno do Saxon do and others Of Native stock
fine Swine, Poultry.
Fine bred Horses
Pure blood Horses.
Matched Horses.
Working Horses.
Mules ard jacks with Others too numerous mention
This sale will comprise all the best Stock on Exhibition
and will give 10 gentlemen who wish to procure the best OF
stock in the United States opportunity seldom to be met
with.
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Me0iral.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
" HOUGHTOSs P-psin or Gastric Juice, prepared
fon rennst The natural remedy for this Distressing
plant. Agents J. BALL Co, No leo Sasssa-st-
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TOR AUSTRALIA.-Fare Reduced.-First

4 VN NINNLIb'- dIF INtVUCVU 7 II st
ship for November, the best month to insure favor
sble ps,age The superior Baltimore clipper ship All
Bus will sail from New,York punstualy on 9Th Soyen;
this vessel far surpsss any yet spsched 70 Australia aud
being very LOFTY between decks she Offers the best opPor-
nifty 70 intermediate passengers FAeGFrst Cabin sI5
Second Cabin Sis Saloon SOS For freight passage APP
ply TO }. b. sARDY, No. So Southst- or to HUGHES
RAWLINGS, No. S9 West-st.
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VVHE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT-For tn,

Il celebrated patent porous health and hArpreservins
Hat call At DRAkE CO.'S, No. Bowery. The porous
prsserVins the strength and the hair 4 remarka
bic nishlsT. DRAkE Co, No Bowery, n. Y.
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J. w. SorTB1RD, AuctsoneeT.
InA a. l. - Lin DILL AIN-ft

J. W. SorTBlRp, Auctonee7
4 UCIION SALE Of l22 BUILDING LOTS
"A in NEWARK, New-Jersey.-Wil be sold AZ Public
Auction, on ATURDAY the I'D dey OF Oc:,ber, At Z
O'clock NJ on the prenise, II the With Ward Of the City
OF Newark, Iow known o FAIR MOUNT, sdyoiEnE the
former rrd OF Joseph T.. Walsn. Esq IN splendid
BUILDING LUIS, iIuniing On VIZ Bank C.biUet aud
hoIrs,ts and NallsH-place. Tho location Is the most
healthy IN the city, beng the highest pom. OF aad
hhvirg tine crac o: the whole city ssd
Ray, ero within four minutes walk Of tie C0grHalss b.
ing III that part Of the city which improving rapidly
than any oihe and offers strong inducements for tes-
nE TO uste profitable investment improvement for pm
Nhe reGoepotE Good water and good zhborod The-e
Lo VIII be mapped 25xIso feet eech opportunity wiz
be vn to purchaseTs to Lots 100 400 feet deep
II desired.
For particulars inquire of DUNN L THOMPSON, No.
3 Haniiton-st.-Aewsrk, Oct 10, 1872
A UCTION SALE of MORTGAGED FUR
IA NITURE.-W. COLE 4 Co. will sell THIS DAY,
Thursday At 10y O'Clock at No Am-st arge and vIred
assortment OF PaTor Chamber and Kitchen furniture,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets OIL Cloths Beds and Bedding
Paintings China and Gls Ware iron Safe. &c TO close
mortgage.
A UCTION SALES of FURNITURE at
"A PRIVATE RESIDENCES.-The Undersigned re-
specuy informs his friends and the public that he fully
10 attend Furniture Sales private residences
IN addition 10 bis sales of Real Estate.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Real Estate and General Auctioneer,
No. 20 Wslist,
(ANl Manhattan Bank Building
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millincrp.

MISS ID. A. GARDNER, importer of French
WI Bonrets Caps and Flowers No 80 Broadway, y l.
and Ne. 1891 Cougrrssst- Savannah, ga -. -,
Broadway 9
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

hANBUR1 and NUkWALk RAILROAD.
~ On and after Sept. %, the following trains viii
leave Danbury.
645 a. NJ, with passengers connecting at south Nor
walk with the New-York and New-Hayen "A. NJ. tram
for New-YoTk, at 500 A. NJ
3l5 T. NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
the New-York and New Haven 50, 40 + NJ, at ass r NJ
Trains TO DanbuTy will leave South Norwalk
l. 80 A. NJ with passengers and freight, receiving pas
sengeIs from the NewYoTk and Newiiayen A. NJ train
from NewYoTk.
2 $40 T. NJ with passengers only receiving passengers
fiom the New-York and New-Hayen $50 Z. VI. Express
train from New.YOrk and the 40 accommodation train
from New Haven. HARVEY SMITH Superintendent
Dsnbury, Sept. %, 1852
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NEW ROUTE.-RUTLAND 10 TROY, via

NEW ROUTE.-RUTLAND % TROf, via
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the WESTERN 'Eh-
MONT and TROY and BOSTON RAILROADS. MAKING
the Line complete from MONTREAL % NEWBORN,
and the only carrying the Through Mail and Express
between Nsw-York and Montreal x,.-
Cars leave Rutland for Troy upon the arrival OF the trains
from Bellows Falls and Burlington, at lOD A NJ nnvins
in Troy AZ $50 y Nj also upon the arrival Of the trains
from Burlington and Boston at lao r ~, arriving at Troy
ats NJ passing through delightful and romantic section
Of Vermont which has formed interesting part vt tho
history Of the State.
Tickets TO be procured at the Stations of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad and Of the Conductors the cars
BE sure your baggage "a checked by Western Vermont
Route. -,
This the shortest and only through without change OF
bagsasel route between Rutland and Toy. . . -
w 5. JOHNSON, SuPt w. W II H.
4 IOHNSON. supt II s y. X. X.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-

ri the County OF New Nok notice is hereby ~
peons claim. CHARLES X VAN AuLES late or
City Of Ne~ yok rsssed prevnt the With vouchers
thereof the sbcrher HI. read-nce No In West I'D
City before the let day Of February
Dated Sev-Nnrt, the 18Th bay Of July 1884
y29 lsw@niThs WILLIAM G. VAN AuLEN, Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of the County Of New Yo s hereby al
having the Of GEORGE STOUT,
late ct the City OF New Yos deces.ed present the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber he basnr No ~
Broadway the City of New Yofl hes of
FEBRUARY nesDated New Yol the fret dsy September s
- swsnlhs JAMES u. STOUT Administrator
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and NewYork Steamship
Compsny's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 800
tuns and 400 horse power Robert Craig Commander will
sai from NewYork for glasgow SATURDAY Goth Nov.
and SATURDAY. 18th Januasy- at y O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin. saloon State ROoms ..............ss0
First Cabin, (Midship State Rooms) ........... IS
Second Cabin. .......... Observation-Disclosures. 30
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. Nc SYMON, No 50 Broadway
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, tLong Branch,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
d. tow and RED BANK.-rhe new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT Capt. A. ii. Haggerty, will leave
the New. Have Per Peck-sip, East River, follows
FROM sEw-YoRK. SHREWSBURY
Tuesday Oct 49, "a. NJ Tuesday, Oct. 10, l2i NJ.
Wednesday oct ~, ~ A. VI. "Wednesday, Oct -, z. NJ
Thursday, Oct Il 10 A NJ Thursday, Oct. q, II r NJ.
Friday Oct. z, II A. NJ Fnday, OCT = :. ".
saturday Oct g, iiPM Monday, Oct. IS 2pM
uesday Oct. g A NJ Tuesday, Oct Is, ?. Z. NJ.
Ntplesdey, Oct n, A. VI. Wednesday Oct "a, y 7: NJ
Thnfs6sy, Oct. g, 7! A. VI. Thursday, Oct q, r. NJ
Frday Oct - 8 A NJ Friday. Oct -, ~ Z. NJ
Saturday Oct. 20, "a n. Monday, Nov. l, 3 AN.
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Il ct Of the 18th OCTOBER-The favorite and splendid
packet ship RosCIUs Capt d. MAloney will sail As above
GUAR For freight passage having superior &c
apply board at Pier No. IA Ea River
sPOFEORD. TILESTON Co., No. is South-st.