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THE BRITISH and NORTH ANIERI-


Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at AZ.
fax to land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA Z. @. Lott
ASIA C. II L. Judkinh NIAGARA j. Stone,
AMERICA, N. Shannon, CANADA Lsnt
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch,
These vessels carry clear white light ct mast head green
on sarboard bow, red on port bow
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON Wednesday, July7.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July 81
ASIA. yudkins, frsm NETWORK, Wednesday, July %.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. l.
EUROPA, Lott, from NEW-YORK. Wednesday, Aug. IL.
NIAGARA, Stone, fom BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. IS.
AFRICA, Harrison fin NETWORK, Wednesday, Aug. Is.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept l.
ASIA, Judkins from NETWORK, Wednesday Sept 8.
AMERICA, Shannon, frn BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept Is.
EUROPA Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept p
cabin, $40 second cabin, SO.
Berths not secured until paid for
freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
r. All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office. For freight or passage apply TO
T. CUNARD, No Bowling Green
n French, German, and other Foreign Goods, received
brought in with British Goods Through bills
ofladng are given in Havre for New-York.
WArcHEsBy order of the British Treasury wstche. Of
foreign manufacture bearing the marks Of Ensnh
manufacturer viii be hereafter admitted In England in
nu for the United States and other countries 10
quence ofwhch French and Swiss watches may be shppd
at Havre for NewYork Boston, via Liverpool without
incuns the risk as heretofore OF being seized by the Ens
lish Custom-House.
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SUPREME COURT, Kings County.-Jobp R

- Ktchns against Joha swsnsummons for nonsv d.,.SsI
eonact Con. ser TO JOHN SWAN, You are Asrssy
summoned and required 10 ass~er the eopsat tbs aeson
day fled the ohce OF Csrk al he rau,,
kng'. the CITY Hall ~ The CITY Of Brooklyn COP,
the said complaint Al t. n
Ace No l42 Atlantic in the .sd City BrooLn .n
dsys after the service Of ts
Of such AID you s oorpsnt saAs
the time Aforesaid, he plaintiff this will jadsmess
ssnst you Tor the Of four hundred Ey eight aHS
eighteen cents, with interest from Of
besides the cost. ofths aeuon.-Dated Nay IA, 1854.
ny9o iawl0~Tks TAYLOR 4 CONDIT. PkinrfsAuernsys
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ANTHONY j. ELEEcEER Aucnoneer. .
ARGE and PFREMPTORY SALE OF

- about 80 desirable Lots Of Ground situated In me
beautiful Nisee Of Yonkers about 10 miles from the CJ OF
Nsv-York, the banks o. the Hudson River o. AnSuon
bLEECKER win sell AZ Auction on MEpNho-
DAY July ~ a52 Al II at the Merchants Exchange,
N Y the following choice property viz About NJ LoS
OF 0icunc situated in the beautiful snd romantic
Yonker the banks OF the Hudson River, and neA tns
Hudson River Railroad Depot being on Saena Fs as7
Depot Hud,on, Prospect 81 Mays Gnane e. I' n
Adams Washington and Jef,rson ss and on RIVER Decs-
Athertou ana Bssbfos,ts Also WaIburron and Locas
and Bel Baldwin, and croTTsn,os IA R Ron
River ard in tbe vicinity Of the Railroad Sts-
ton al that place also opposite and very near the steam
boat Lsndints and In the midst Of snoeut scanemiee
churches sorea hotels and splendid cottage residences
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CUPREME COURT. Kings County.-samuel

SITNENE tOUNI, hIHgs COunty.-oaIHutI
- Wets assns, Elizabeth Van Ait. ETecytnK Of The last sn
and testament II Abraham Van A deceased Michael Fanaa ssa
Am Eliza yaran wife, Cbsre. Cool and Hannah bis wife,
eo,se Pie and Enor bis wife William Van A Jacob Van
MAJ Van Ait WHham Britain snd MAG ANA. his WIFE, and
gsz-tiab ID HuT-sunnons the defendants MICHAEL VA
RIAN. MARIA VAN ALsT, WILLIAM A. BRITAIN and NARY
AsS bis You hereby summoned and required
tbe In this acton, which fled Office the Cl.r
I. the County oKo IN the City Hail. City Of Brookyn,
dsy ls62 and O said
connpsnt subscriber his once. No Wan the Cty
Yo, within days after the service Of his summons
you exclusive Of tie day Of such and Ia. 70
ssd complaint within the Aforesaid, pna a
this action VIII Apply the Court for the relief DEMANDED ,s
complnnt-Datsd New Yort, June ~, ls52 w. B. LEEDS
Us ia~bT1b Painful sAttOrssy
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ROPOSED DATEs OF SAILING.

FW uolElt OF psssoge apply %
EDW'D <. COLLINS co, No So wsllst- MI.
skOMEt SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
q koBERfs CO. No Il Kings Arms rsrt
JOHN MUNRoE CO., No. Rue rors Dame tss
victories. Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre
OF these ships viii rot be accountable Tor solt
oaien, specie jcwelry precious stones metals I'M
.,s u o. sdns are dsrsd therefor and the vsss thereof
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
~ RAILRoAD-sUMMER ARRAHGEMENLCr asy
ls52-Tins out Of New YORK leave near corner o eAn
st. and Broadway. .,so q n
AccoMMoDATIos AND sSEcIAL-At ana llSo -. ~
AIS Express TO Stamford and Eorwslf, and Hogplnt ~
At35o p. n. for Norwsk- at $50 An ans eS' I'm, Sf
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TO UNBELIEVERS.-

Il Doubt ye The shining rars whose woaSroa, int
Reveals all m, stories IN the solemn nixht -s''
Why DO you doubt The Bibles sacred pane
Records the fact. that many a pagan sase
Did, in olden times. predict events sLd why
II they spake truth, should Christian sases lie
Rohsck the Swede-6escended from rsce
Who knew each star that tights the realms Of s,sce-
Roback. the Swede, BY er;s unerrns laws
Pictures the future aud each sketch he draws
Fsis's hand flls up. Would you Jour future see,
Obtain from Rsbsck Nativity.
OF twenty thousand DOT cne yet has failed
And those who once at mafic sneered and rallied,
Now own this wondrous counsellor Of kings
n, Cen, by the stars reveal iste's hidden things
twenty thousand nafiytes cast BY DR.. c. w. RO-
DNNh since his ARRIVAL IN this country has been
c., need ALLURE lie Invites ell who are 10 difficulty or
go; " no suner IN health fortune who the nc
s o. misrepresentation fisud who have been mortu
"a oVs OF unhappy IN mariage-to consult him a. his
reaoenes No eWhite st., New.Yo,k
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
l. UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-fhs shiys

ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt. ConEtosk.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Sow
eminent service Every has been taken In their
structon, {. also In their Engines insure strength and
speed and tnen accommodations for passengers une-
New.York TO Liverpool In hrscan cabin tO; n second
DO oi exclusive use OF extra sze ssterooms $500 from
Liverpool TO Newfork ESQ and $40 An experienced sur
Geos attached to each ship No berth secured psa M
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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SUPREME COURT, City and County q i Nsx.

mo- 49,. ~ 20 = 1000 dem.nd on
eontraeTo the Defendant; You hereby 80
CURED 10 answer the complaint IN tbs scta - a.. c..
Onee OF the CLERK OF the CITY and County 80 - 80,
bah in said City, the a5th day Of June so. ~ ~ - %
Of eocgsint on The :.
No. Is Ethanss place in aid CIV within sesy a~ys 49, vac
service ereassa 80, ~ to- .,s
said The plaintiffs in sI4 .ls jsasn.ss ass -, $50,
& go, Com ,ls s dsy Of s~p;snbrs, ose hsssnd sShs
1891 sS CAV one beses the costs Of s seos DATED ysss
95 Issa pyslsw2wIhJ JOHN AoIo'i'
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Drp GOODS.

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
Thirty below cost the whole Summer Stock OF Dry
Gooos at Columbian Hall, No 28i Grand-st;
In msns finely oP ssp ts for The sALh
AN HALL will offer, and after July II, 1852,
Their entire stock Of
SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS,
At discount of so per cent. below their
Invoice Cost.
The stock in part contains large and beautiful assor
Dent Of Rich Dress Goods In patterns and Price OF the most
desirable styles. Comprising
Rich Plaid and Stripe Canton Silks
Rich GIens lines Albonnes printed and embroidered
Rich SllA Tissues and BaTeges
Rich Printed Jsconets and Organdie Muslins
Rich p Nis Printed Csmbncs and Calcoes.
Rich Chambrays, Ginshams, Pophns, &c.
1900 rich Canton Grape shswls plain and embroidered
800 Mantillas and Vstes, Paris manufacture
Together with general assortment Of
RICH LACEs AND EMBRolDERIEs,
containing
Cspes. Der has Wells and r ais.
Needlework Caps Cuffs and Collars.
Mourning Collars, Cnlis and Hdkfs.
Ladies' ard Gents Linen Hdsfs
Plain Embroidered and Colored Borders
Aessndei's Silk Gloves (bl.ck aud eolored)
Black Lace Mitts, and half do.
Cambria and Swiss Edgngs and lnssrtngs
Also full assortment OF Englhh, French, and German
Hosiery
Satin and Lustrins Ribbons,
Pa,as lie and Psrssolettes,
All Of which be Opposed Of early possible TO
eiye place to an ENTIRE NEW sToCh VI FALL
GOODS about being received - -
The Subscribers would to e ladies' OF this CITY,
strangers and visitors ron the country generally that they
have made pretenson they will lot tui they prefer
submitting great saerce rather than retain the goods
the
N Goods sen, to any rat OF the city suburbs
bs Stages from the different Railroad stations and ferries
pass by or near the door every minute In the day.
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
8. & NJ. r.. rOWLE,
Imp JIters and Retailers
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THOROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

l. AT REDUCED RATES.-NewYork and San
Francisco Steamship Line.-The steamship UNITED
STATES Edward S. Dennis Commander will take her de-
pature for Aspinw all, Navy Bay, SATURDAY, Aug IA
at p NJ connecting Panama with the doube-engne
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2 100 tuns burden, George
A. Cole Commander which steamer awaits the arrival Of
passengers at Panama by the United States from New York
and Immediately thereafter proceeds TO San Francisco direct
without stopping at intermediate ports.
These vessels in accommodations and safety,
passed BY any this route and experienced surgeon
attached TO each vessel.
The United States has made the voyage between New.
York and Chagres In days and hour and the
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between NewYork
and Panama In the shortest time record both
ming, and actual time from port TO port
Books now open and through tickets for sale
Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS co,
General Agents, No % Besyerst
JONES JOHNSON
No. ia West-st- corner of Liberty-s
Passengers United States will disembuTk alongside the
wharf at Asplnwal snd take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly TO Goreona thus avoiding the nsk attendant
upon landing In boats Chsge and the river navigation TO
GoRona
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yTANDERBILT LINE for SAN

" A n d + Il Is l. LINE TOT OAN
FRANCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
The powerful, dOubleengine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT $500 tuns will leave from Pier No North RIVER
at o'clock p NJ precisely, on TUESDAY, July 90 for
San Juan del Noite direct connecting with the double en-
CINE steamer s. S. LEWIS 200 the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but twelve miles Of land Transports
ton These unrivaled in their arrangements
for passengers with superior ventlatsn No delay need
now be anticipated at any point the Pacific Steamer will
be in waiting San Juan del Sur and the last crossing
pied only day from Virgin Bay This route offers suPe-
Nor advantages for families going California they will
be constantly under the charge Of officers attached to the
Line and at this time much more healthy and comfortable
Tor information passage, apply only to ID. b. ALLEN
Agent, no. Bettery.p place, up stalIs.
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Jcmclrn. Mc.
MANDATORY of SILVER WARE
CUPERIOR Plated GOODS.-Th.

~ only Mandatory and Plating Establishment In this
city JENKINS CO.
Gold and Silver Plate No. 29 Broadway do Plating al
kinds Of materials TO ORDER furnish hotels board
ngtouses arc fan lilies with everything required in their
hne, cheaper and superior to the imported.
Dealers In Plated Goods by leaving their ders will have
prompt attention.
Families wishing dispose Of Old Wares do this
establishment in exchange for have them replsted
equal TO new.
large assortment OF Plated Goods uch Tea Sets Cot
fee Uns Trays Cake Baskets Spoons Forks Castors &c-
&c for sale. wholesale and retail reasonable FERNS
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NOTlCE.-A warrant numbered SIS five hum
dred and thirty 6ye having been issued by the Uuei States
dated January 25 1851 TO JAMES NJ FRENCH san,es and
the warrant having ae reach the said JAMES NJ FRENCH
addressed by the Pension Oce m the
1851 at the City Of New roNouce il hereby that spp
viii be made 10 the Commissioner of Pensions
of such warrant weeks after the FIRST publication
no,ice.-New YORK, June 10, 1853. JAMES NJ FRENCH,
jel7 law6wIh Tribune Office. Ne York.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance re.

NOIlCE is hereby gwen, that the balance re-
NAMING of the proceeds Of tbs sale Of the Real Estate o
JAMES 6RElG late Of the City Of New YorA deceased
lately made ander the order OF the Surrogate Of the County
York by James Gres J the administrator Of all and singular
goods chaites and credits of the said will b. dyds
the said Surrogate the creditors Of the said
portion their respective debts according law, the
gates Office the City Of New iork the day sf
TENDER O'Clock the Of that day-Dats
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nle0ical.
A MONG the MANY BLESSINGS at


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A MONG the MANY BLESSINGS at
hteDdant upon improvement. in the social condition nd
the advances Of ia intelligence IS the polons
Of human life With the increase OF intelligence hgrown
up knowledge for the elements Of health and regard for
them and cmmensustey with tine strides Of science have
acquired the Of srresting discs and ayeng is
Notwithstanding tire progress we have made sta
tsics show that onesxth OF the whole popua
ton die annually Of consumption
One OF the most important discoveries OF the age In ene
the dfon Of this large class Of suferine humanity
Is DR.. WIsTAR'S BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY.
NUNDA, Livingston Co, n T., June %, 1913.
Mr.. S. w FowLER-Dear Sir Prompted By sense OF
gratitude for benefits received from the o. Wsars Bal
Of Wild Cherry submit the following sta ement Pre-
yiOus to my taxing the Wild Cherry had been obliged TO
give up my business in consequence Of severe affection OF
the lungs n this distressed state ordered 70 try
remedy for Consumption did 90, and in the course ola
few weeks restored 10 comparative good hath, so
that have since been able to attend to ordinary busines
Indeed my present state Of health far exceeds most san
gulne expecfatiors fours Truly,
(Signed) JOHN bCRNs
Buy none without the written Signature Of l. BUTTS on
the wrapper, if you would avoid imposition
For tale wholesale RETAIL D. A. " sanos oen
ersl Agents D. 100 Fulton-st Thomas Maxwell No 70
Wiliam-st ; John Mhau, No. lS3 Broadway AAof anu
IryiDs House Drug Stores and No. ITO brosd"y.
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MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

Ifl RESTORER is not hair dye, and contains no dele
tsious np edient 1t never fails 10 restore the hair 70 ia
original color and a. the time orenghe& and restore
re rght however weak, # applied according 10 directions
Tie b3ir VIII retain Its Original lor during Ife BY nysor
hair prevents the hair from siSs badness removes
and prevents dizziness headache pespirson Of the head
dsndInh scad bead any sruptiops OF tne head See
hec- York ca ozce for old and large advertisement Price
VI 50 per bottle For ,ale The principal depot No S
broomet conner Of Elizabeth No. 1870 Bowery; No. 1872
Bfooklyn
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NJ. B. BUTLER, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Il On FRIDAY July is at 1O4 O'clock At No II Sprace.
st. ls floor, the effects Of John Doggett Henry Ho and
Conrad Textor deceased consisting Of Mahogany Desks
Bureaus Sofas and Wdrobes Beds Bedding and Kitchen
Furniture; aso, OIL Paintings Engraving., ac also
set Of the original Poor Richards Almanac" aso LithO-
gsphic Stones and Engravpgs Of the Battle of Trenton
ard Washington Crossing the Delaware and variety OF
other Autographs. BY order Of
JAMES 5. THAYER,
Public Administrator, No. Nassau st.
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lVl NORTHERN INDIANA RAiLRoADS-GREAf
MAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-Op and after MONDAY,
May Sluntgfurther noacs-passenger steamers and trains
will run follows: - 1900. ..,-...
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEsf.
WARD.-One fof the frst-elsss steamers, OtIHEhM
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, win leave Buffalo daily, Sunday. excepted
p NJ and DunkiIk at Il al night reaching Monroe
the next DAY and proceeding 70 Toledo the same afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe at r M or on me
arrival Il boat daily Mondays excepted reaching CHI
ago the same evening and connecting al Chicago 9Th hrs
class Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
ssn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly non
FXPREss TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EASY.
WARD-Expres trains will leave Chicago 81 n. NJ daily,
excepted and reach Monroe 81 next morning
An Expres Steamer viii leave Toledo every morning ex.
sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chieaso-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
yious 10 the time for the first express train, east Tor New
York, Albany and Boston ,
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo ,,,,-, ,,yrs-
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOlN6 WEST
WARD-This train viii leave Toledo daily Sunosys 81,
cepted at A. NJ, connecting at Toledo with me Q,
Stsamen from Cleveland and sandusky, and roppns " al
the way rations will reach Chicago at 81 +. N
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago aAliJ SsnasJs
excepted AZ 81 A M stopping AZ all Ststonh sno asse
Toledo at p n, connecting with steamers 70 s.nay
and Cleveland and arriving there In time Tor al 'oe "'s
ing trains from those places. -. y.v,.
Pscket-bost leaves Toledo at A. NJ tor Lor wsyns
and ports the Wabash Canal JOE D. hoonA' 'sp'
Adrian. June /. 1851
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Ah AND EYE-I depose that DR..
JANIS stills certify TIA, mr. Heath sur,@ M, s.ssh
sef 'o, or NJ sAsKrx 0siss SCI Broadway,
nation 10 the .e,sS ssn = oeatsnns important inor.
address. '"' eAS :" ny
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

u Of the County Of New York hereby persons
hsvns claims against JOHN GERAGHrf, late II the CITY %
Newfork hquor merchant deceased the
vouchers thereof tie subscriber the office
Attorney No City Hall place, the City Of New YORK, or
before the twenty first day Of July neSDed New Yo the l<i
DAY Of January, 1853. MICHAEL GERAGHIY,
lis law6mTht Administraior &c of aid Jeceassd
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

IN u w uHU DTIhECI INOO u % INIh-
~ CARA FALLS.-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAtLROAO-This
and beautiful line Of road will be opened 10 the travel.
ing public Wednesday, June 80 1882 which time Pas
sengers trains will commence running, as follows
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester at s 80 A. N.
% Accommodation $50
Sd Way Express, Sop. NJ.
Arriving at Niagara Falls at ESQ A. M and l30 and NJ
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
LIST TIsn-Wsy Express leaves NIAGARA Falls at rs NJ
I'd Accommodation, 2S0
Sd Express, 500
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains the Al
bsny and Rocbe,ter Railroads
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by NJ
Train will reach Rochester at $50 NJ have nearly
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls 80 AM
leaving Albany at TO A. h. will reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara Falls at
9P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls 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 the Cans the right
the Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBURN, Sup't
Rochester, June "a, 1852.
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EOR WSBURY, OCEAN

IL HOUSE, (Long Branch PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, (Hiddletown }
and RED BANK.-New and splendid steamboat THOM.
AS HUNT, Capt A. II. Hsgerty, will leave the Nav
Haven Pier. Perk-slip. East River. a. follows
Nexv I+ave
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE T..
SMITH, ESQ, Surrogate OF the County Kings
hereby sysn TO law TO all persons having claim.
HENRY JURGENS late OF the late village now City) Williams
bursh, deceased that they required exhibit the with The
vouchers thereof the subscribers JOHN H. CORDEs at he
No 22 Fulton the City OF New York before the
18th day OF November next-Dated May n, 1864.
MARTIN JUR6ENs, .-,-...
nyl3 law6m' JOHN n. CORDES, }Ns'a'0's-
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
and AMROY RAILROAD

" for PHILADELPHIA, nom Pier No. /, North River,
foot Of Baterypece By steamboat John Poterwo lines
daily Morning Line leaves at A. b. Afternoon Express
Line at p M through to Philadelphia in ~ hours Psrs:
LIST class s.; I'd clas ne BY r NJ only g. Return
Ing leave Philadelphia from foot Of Walnutst AN anS
Up. NJ Emgrant Line by steamboat Transport from Psi
Nc. l. at p. NJ Fare: 81 so.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
~ and GLASGOW-The Glasgow and New-York Ste4 n.
ship Company's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1852
and 400 horse power, Robert Craig, Commander will
sail from NewYork for Glasgow SATURDAY, the 18th
of August next, at II o'clock noon
First Cabin saloon State Rooms. .............S90
First Cabin (iidship State ROoms) ............ IS
Second Cabin. 30
Stewards fee included.
Apply TO J. MCSYMON, No. So Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

A US1RALlA, AUSIRALlA.-Regu-
IN lar hne OF Packets for Pert Philip and sydney The
subscribers will dispatch the fasssing sud favote Packet
MADISON the 18th Of July, 1.-THE above vessel Is CON-
handed by experienced who has been many years
In the Australian ade the modaons are superior to
any ship in port having large and small state rooms
well adapted for families single persona Those embark
ing for the gold regions should make early applications
30 secure beIths Ia number being already engaged For
BUTLER BROTHERS. Australian Packet Office, No. los
and ll8 South-st.
NB-The talif OF duties goods imported into AustIs-
he can be seen at the office Of the subscribers
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA

N EW-1 ORh ana ERIE, and ELnlhA
1 ' and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Tains leave
Pier foot Of Dunest b. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A M for Csnsndaigus Rochester,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Cansds West-srrying at Canaan
dsigua same evening
MAIL TRAIN at 8A NJ. stay over night at Elmirs and
arrive at Csnandaigus early next day.
NIGHT EXPRESS att p Nj. This is the tourists route 10
western NewYork and Niagara Falls The large
and comnodous and for pleasure cannot equaed By those
any other Road.
CHAS MINOT, supt. N. Y. and E. Railroad
VIM. g LAPHAM Supt C. and +. Railroad.