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ME PEOPLES ERE INSURANCE
Copartn hip.

CTONE YARD-HARLEM, 3dav and l29
- a-1he subscribers beg ltaye TO inform the puons,
tl., thew have ths dsy disposed Of their business 70
VAN VLINDEN \ BALDWIN, of Harlem, wno wiI
conduct tie same the old stand and who are alone su-
Sed In receive pavnent Of all dehs due 10 us and we
,ecomm,nd our old customers to them. Ihey nave as
sumo" '"N wa 10y CS6 A. FRADENBURGH.
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FOr HrlgII OF phFAkt appIy 70 =
EDW'D X. COLLINS i Co, No Sc Walst, y. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY 4 Co.. Liverpool
Z q. ROBERTS Co, No IS Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co, Rue Notre Dame des VIC
tories Pans or GEO. II DRAPER, Hsyre.
The OF these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewey precious stones or metals IN.
lees bills of adnE ngned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.
Y sFY-New-Yorx 20 Earton Pa Fre 81 Io-tLA
Arrangement commencing November ID lso- Leave rer
Nc North River daily Tor ks.toa .ot in;efn ~ -
aI..es.,sAn IN AID S45 PM, aad for Sonervite
s.1SPM Reru-n.ns esve PhEps5Ers a. . AID , Az
and 3l5PA.
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irto TIE EewHan 5.hsre legislature which has been
drawn with eye the opinion recently given By The
Judges Of tie Supreme Court Of that State in order that
those sections and esnses conflicting with the
that State and the United States should b stricken oct
or modified
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Saloon after stAisroorns -,S.h,n IS
nidshlp - % nll1Nn-y =. q
forward - ID otHAu
Including Steward siees 80 p,SsrScrps
Er;,ed nurpher of hirdclaS pssensers Wiz % teIe~
81 ph,isSsjnhis and Liverpool and found N ProyiHonA
FROM Phsdephia SO From Liverpool. % s,as - :,
C,,6,s NJ massage viii be Issued here TO PArnes
~. Sa.,on. os brsns out their fesds Al corresponding
rates IL. III h
Freight 60 per tun; coarse soodA hardware &C. w.
Az expsreneed surgeon win Be earned on saeh sap
small drsfts drawn at sight on England sha lfeA>0o
For freight or pa~aSe apply 20 vA.,l... Nv
ana No eWalnut-st, Phlsdeipnaa
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS l. Co, Liverpool
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nANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD
~ On and saer Sept q the following trains VIII
leave Danbury;
Gas A. NJ with passengers connecting South Nor
walk with the Now-lOrk and New Haven A. NJ. train
for New-York al 809 A. NJ
sis P NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
de New York and New Haven S. 40 7. NJ al 535 z
Trains to Danbury Will leave South Norwdk:
90 A. NJ with passengers and freight, receiving pss
snsers rom the New-York and NewBsyen A. n. train
from New.YOrk.
2 $40 p NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the New-York and New Haven $50 p NJ. Express
train from New-York and the 40 accommodation train
from New-HGyen. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Denbury Sept. 20, la52
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~ rsonas w hiessmnoa. sos -aoa~y a,ulnd
Com Hot 50 To THOMAS WHITE You nerety
Red krd rcql 81 % Ansve the ara shih
Ssy Ecd TIE ofe q the Ce CITY md County Of
Ycrk The cJ Hal, "a CITY a. COPY roar
ar 20 SD ccrr b, sah.es his o6ce No -
Johns, si Cy within tNen,y DAYS alter s-rvc- Of
samoa yog sve OF the y Of such .aa YOU
T. !. ansver the sad compliant ~hh he ae akSsAa pns
m. seton 81 'Ake umeni ior the n
ees srd fhv dollars and from he
,hv'eh thousand huri-~t 6y
De- ~ costs o. aon-Ds,-d S~ Yors December
u iaHtw JAMES l. PHELPS, IT., P.aiaaG's A'tnrney,
No Joha
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ArEW.YORK anal NEW.HAVEN RAIL


NROAD-WINTER ARRASGEA !, ~ -
Trains cut Of New Embellishments ana yco4N
9. Ard Ia A NJ and Z. NJ through 70 Ne- hA'0n-
At9lo A. II. and 81 p NJ, foI Port Chester - ~
The ~ A 81 nuns IN connection with tr~n Ioh -
Haven 70 Hartford and Sprsnsheld and with I'LL ''' &c
Cana Road =,
EIpgTss TRAIxsn NJ sud 81 P, NJ for New Haven,
Hartford. SpTugne.d, Worcester AID Boston
River and Vermont Railroad These trass a.
New Haven with trans Of the New London hos ~ Vow
LONDON Norwich. Sto1iuEton and Providence -
Tie - NJ. stops 81 stamford and bHdfsPo.H :,
Meeting WIKI Hous.tonic and NsuEStuek kAHoss = =
Bridgeport The s. P NJ, stops al Stamford Nor "A
BudseVOrt connecting with D&nbury Railroad q 10
sHd with HOusatoAic AID Ns1xsfock Railroads
Trains into New-York-AccOmnlodatlOo and
s., and sS5 A. NJ. and Al ?. M through uOHa "e~
Haven.
AtSA NJ aadS5P NJ from Pori Chossei
Tb- 9s5 4 NJ receives passengers from SPfsn.ootg -
Hartford New Londsu aud Ca a Railroads a. Ne~
The AZ NJ receives pes-Iger rom harora ana 'P'Hs
frS and Northern RsiTosds -, 80.
ExpsSss TEAMS I--ve New Haven on Srl'S =. Ials
honl Boston at /. and s5o z N (stoppins q
Norwalk sud Stamford d lesvnE Boston - Ana
SPIN Trains Of The Se~ London Road rsn n o'hne'-
pon So. H.. - 4
So large bill Of Advertisement t5e Sssson House arc
pr,ncirsi hotel. GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr- oapi
New Haven, November, ls5s
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NEW-YORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
~ qua ana ELMlRA RAILROAD-F Fall Arrangements,
Trans leave NevYork and Enc Railroad Pier foot OF
Duane-st a. follows:
Msil Tresn az A. NJ snivesat Emira - lof NJ s,ys
over night and leaves A. NJ for Cansnd.Fua koon1sti'
Burao Niagara Falls and all the principal towns IN S'
err Newly ork and Casada ,,
Night Express p NJ directly through 70 ansnd.
and sl places above mentioned Passengers BY tns uan
take breakfast n Es FreiEhts FOR the above places WI"
be taken bv Express Freight Tram az = NJ aa
WILLIAM q LAPHAM Sup't {. and z Il n
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rCHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW

THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW
YORK by the Of God Free and In6epsadvntr al
p estste Of JOHN A. BERTRAA ate OF
New los decea,rd creditors, essises n-rt 1t In
or oASwse sreenns You ADD each herrby cited
ard reoEay % be and bcoe our Surrogate OF
y York. hIs oce the Cry Of Nev fork.
Of
6sal OF the Of
letter FHe Executor OF the as, al add tesla
rea ofsad deceased
t-cny whereof caused the seal n oc- of sad
70 he hereunio sKSed Witness ALEXANDER
L. . " BRADFORD Surrogate o. our sad County at the
City 81 New rork, the sixteenth dav OF jun the ye1S
OR Lord Ore thousand y zht Hundred and FAfy Two.
NIL hwfwTh A. W. BRADFORD, Surone
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PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD.-Thi Road
will be- eompieied Pittsburgh by December st after
which ali goods consigned their Ascent Phsdel phia
v- 20 through without trsnsshpment, within Seventy
Hours At the rates below published offering 10 MeTchnts
shipri 10 points on the Ohio River any OF the West
er afers facilities he received any other route
Their Arrangements with connecting roads compet BY
which Cords be forwarded &c the Interior Of the West
en- States hy Railroad az the lowest rates aud all
without deierron - -. - ,,,-
from Philadelphia P-souagh
LIST Cls--Dry Goods Boots Shoes &c 81 per 100 rs
20 ClaSs-Hnrdware Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheetinz, Wool NC. Sets per loc ibs
80 Class-Cofee, Quceusware, Heavy
Cps,in-s &c ............... .75cts per 100 rs
lth Class-Bacon Lard Fish. cts per 100 io<
No Commission charged forwarding at Philadelphia
Pittsbureh. N. II. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co, Nos. IA
and Z6 Markets., Philadelphia
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WOULD YOU HAVE WHISPERS o
Uater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CCRE.
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEWyERSEf.-E iniofs TO thi
JrsutioD tel, the Morris and Essex Railroad the loot
OF Court andt-st. AZ 81 and II NJ, and and r NJ
Returping i,ave Nster-Cure station AZ and y 4 n
sud South Orange al 81 and s. p. A.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse C.

srvh Surrogate ~ ~ Ccgny - Knrs, ncce h.rsoy
49, ,err y ~ 20 an hsv-F caIns ssiAaf fsNi
NAM ottt>thWitlsR, ate - he CITY Of WHlsH~h1fn ~
&C. 80 Vat hey reu- eihs, Nth 'h- - 'fs
u cot 10 he 'sb's Il he oe 81 he Slrte Of hafs
Corny re ~ HAL CRY B-oeklrn on % before the sh
esy - becsrnn-r srrt-Da,eS. June "a. I>ss.
eli ia~6mTs RlCHARD TIERS
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C,pFCIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR

CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALlFOR-
- NIA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, No 20 BrOadway1he attention OF parties
ordering returns from California IN Speceor Oold Dust &c,
sd1ected 10 the notice Of New FORK underwriters at foot
DAVIS BROOKS Il Co, General Agents.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. is, 1852.
JONES 4 JOHNSON The New-l Ork and San Fsancisco
Steamship Line having arranged with Messrs Garrison
Eretz 10 furnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
setory BY the undersigned they willing 10 take
Insurance icm San Francisco 10 NewNoTk and 10 make
the came reduction in premium for coming under the
eetion of the guard of Messrs Garrison Frez from Pau
ana 10 the Atlantic coast has been ard Is yet allowed on
.reco guarded by the guard of Messg Mosque HTtado
Company. o
Aston M1tuel Insurance Co, tSisncd) ZEB. Cook.
Gen y Mutuai Insurance Co. (Sgued) ALFRED OGDES.
Newly ork Mutual Insurance Co.
(Signod) I. b. LATTERTHwNTE.
Commercial Insurance Co, (Signedl DAN.L ID SMITH
Atlantic Mutual ns Co, (Sgned) WAITER JosEs.
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co, Is gnea) a. Is NELSON
Mercantile IN .urunce o. (Slgnedl EtWOoD WALTEk-
Union Mutual lrs Co, (Sinedl j. l.. LATHRoP, Prest.
Atlas Mutual Insurance Co.. (signed) n IT, osioop
TIlE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of the CITY of EW-YORK, estab-
hshed in 1851 at No us Canast Branch Office No %
broadway next corner of Wst opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings. Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels IN Port and their CargOes &C. against loss dam
age by fire. JEREMIAH IEhf'hLI- rieslaehN
Moses G. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING, Surveyor
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Rrn-arces-Psssses
BOWMAN, GRiNNELL Il Co, No. So

Rfrni-arces-Pssases.
BOWMAN, GRiNNELL X Co, No. 50
~ souh-s; Nov Yo-f sole and only an ho-zed tg,rts
for the SWALLOW TAIL LINE Of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL P1cgErs f.i s,h LoSDoS P,cK-Ts i every
snd ~ Of every uon:h ate nate Tn--s1ay
LiNEhPOOL LONDON
CONSTITUTIONS, SIR PEEL,
NV MGELD COR NELIUS GRINNELL-
CIFEN or TIE WEST Il DEPEN DE\cE,
CONSTANTS z AMERICAN CONGRESS,
AIBrhT GALEATIS fPRi~CE ALBERT,
ArHtT k1ON YORKTOWN,
AMI RI, A. UNION, PATRICK HENRY
Ferso, vv,rr 20 send fr he.. fricads ard sro-s Of
rueirr them ou BY eny Of N above Knit eut sal .,
ere rior1n.G iha' NJ srrs BOWMAN. GRINNELL 4 Co.
the Ouy Agrnis : ne above slTs il his city.
Trey also Dr. ~ ron - aLd upward when ne
Tcyste - fg IN :h-or-ho-, Ireland iad Oreat
Bntain BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co.
No q S7u'hst- l.. and BeEcE: sroai. Liverpool
LiveTccl Pack = leave Ae York G.h and 2ls: Of ever
month
London Packet leave NerYork every Alternate Thu
DAY. Tor res,aEe s-1Iy e. aboye.
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

~ 5TEAMSHlP L!SE-THROUOH 10 SAN FRAg.
tiSto al REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on ~.
LsTHMJS.-The AID splendid .i.,r,.,in Incl =
SAn' -''Vo tuih W Mile Commander vii leav- New.
iofs ioI hSPINWALL Navy Bay MONDAY Deem
-. " OF d O'Clock NJ pT-o~-ly connecting a. Panama
WIZ ne I,e ne" double engine ste-rl-hip COaTES 1870
,oLE Ihohas b. Chopper, Commander which steanshir
raw IanaIns on Tire arrival Of the pas-@pger. by ~
co foT supplies f'e ' . ~-.'14
lneS Vess - N accommodations ventilation speed and
sai,iy, unsurpassed An experieuced pbvacan "a
tachtd 70 zach seaiAer
fa,sengers viii be landed the whan at Aspinwa and
tale the Panama RAILROAD.
Paseusers cautioned tina; the ticket. for th. LIN.
aIe sold only at No &c Broadway
DAVIS BROOKS L Co. General Agents.
JONES I0H<snE a Wilt
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NfEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
From The Montreal Transcript, June 10. ls49.
no HEADS OF EAMLLIES-WISTARs

ITO HEADS of FAMILIES-WISTARs
Il BALSAM of WILD CHERRY--Some Of our friends
are without ts excellent and agreeable med cine
the house many good and thrifty housewife considering
il niabe antdote 10 the numerous dsDrdrs having
their ogn in cold constitutional asthma There
many drugs pulled up sovereign remedies Tor sill the
various lis that flesh il heir TO- which say the least
their places behind the cOnuteroi the druggs-hu
among this category who have fst messed is
GOOD eHects will class WlSTARS galsem OF Wild Cherry
BEWARE of COUNTERFEITERS and INVITATIONS.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF DR. WIS
TARS Baan OF Wild Cherry. all the diseases for which
It many after the skill OF ;he
best physicians ng-hls effected large and IN
creang der and for IT, This fact has caused many unpn
cpled couneTfeers and mtators 10 palm on spurious mix
lures similar and appearance The genuine alw
has the written signature of. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sse, Wholesale and retail, by the General Agent
SETH W FOWLE, No. lSs Washngton-st., Boston,
Mae whom all orders should he addressed Puce 81
per bottle; sly hotties tor ..
For sale at wholesale retail, by A. b < D. Sands
General Agents, No. ltO Fulton-s; Thomas Maxwell
No So Nihsm-st John MILAN. l3 Broadway Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores, and No. ITO Broadway
WOULD YOU HAVE WHISPERS or
w MUSTACHES!- III 80, U.s. GRAHAMS Ouguent.
IL viii force the beard grow uNunany IN weeks "
lssS and will inure the skin. Price ~ per
bottle Sent 70 any part ol the country.
q GRAHAM No 10 Aan-st
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COAL.-The subscriber mar IN yards, am il
" constantly dschargng all the VARIOUS KINDS Of Authrs
ste and BituInncus Coels yiz; Peach Orchard aieci
Hessb Lehigh, Liverpool Onel, Camel Sidney, &c. NC
an Of the very besa quality, delivered IN handsome order
and Cor sale low. JAMES l. WORTH
4.b-st. COZ. Thompson, and 6th-aV, Amos
DORn-t ohice No 50 Wallet
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Hle0ical.


nR. BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE
~ PILLS-This wonderful aud justly celebrated rene
dy be had ct his Office. may b. sent by mail o any
sodrtss Chice of Broadway aud Houston ST.,
the drug The Doctor attends exclusively u an office
practice hours from O'Clock A. NJ. 10 II NJ, and from
ull9PM.
GREAT Gu RE for DYSPEPSlA.-Dr.
~ HOUGHTON'S Pepsin Gastric Juice, prepared
from r,nnet The natural remedy for this distressing COZ
plant Agents J. BALL Co, No. 100 Nassau-st.
HNRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Il porters Lace Stockings. Knee-Cap and other Band;
ages Spinal supports Instruments for Knock Knees and
Weakness the joints and all kinds Of Belts and Bnda2es
also drens Tusses hand and made " order, at Dr.
GL0NERS, No. u Ann ST., the Museum.
MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
vi GUIDE-A practical treatise before published
IS copy, free OF postage. Sold By SrRlNGER
TOWNSEND, No n, J. c. HARRIOP No. iI24 Broad
way; and by the author, NJ. LARMONr Physci1n and
Surgeon, No - Reede-st., corner Of Broadway, "
where be treats all these complaints from Il ~ TIL NJ
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TOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The A Balti-

IL more built ship A CHESEBROUGH, Robert Chsee-
truueh Master loading Per No II East River Itns
shp sails fast nsurss at the lowest rates and has superior
accommodations Tor cabin passengers
J. 8 OAKPORD, No. 81 Wsu-r-
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TIME FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP

Il ANDES Robert Hutchings, Commander. is appointed
to fa from Ntw-York for Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY,
the 5th January, 1858. A.
Passage money, first CABIN
Passage money, second cabin. %
VIII take flour. cotton grain, and other freight al low
rates Apply to +. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
sas --ty O Ns~ rort se,sey r--a 70 n
p~r.e-s havrs eau CHAKLEs FIELDING. q
Cry kaker, c-ceec 70 prssnt To
the sue er tie Csch FHroy YIELD
ING BROTHERS Es;sf. TIE - CITY q ss~
fork = bsors he sA o. March tls Dsfs4 Sew
I0rt he Ish az u S-ptsuber. 49,
- Issfsn kAR6ARrT FIELDIsG A31inst1idn
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

M lNhluAN SUI 4 HIM dud NUN L IL
W. ERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT NAIL
hOJIE To CHICAGO.-or and A:tor MONDAY, May 81
Until lrtner notce-paen s:eGneTs and EAins VII
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
NAhD One Of the hrst-clsss So 1Ders SOUTHERN
MIC hlGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE. VIII leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted at
pm, AMI Dznkrk 81 ~ 81 niEh; reaching Monroe az PM
the next cay, ard proceeding Toledo Afternoon
An eXl tar Will leave Monroe 2P.M, 10 the
arrival OF the boat daily Mondays excepted reshng CHI
oago the se evening. and ctns CHICAGO With rst-
elss esners FOR Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igsn' AID with Canal packets AID R4,Ioads westerly from
Chicego
Express TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WAHD-EIpress trans VIII leave CHICAGO at NJ daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe morning
An exVre steamer VIII leave Toledo every mornins
cevt suncsy and leave Monroe a-Tva of the tains from
Chctg-Gnd reach punkirk and Buffalo several hours pre-
o. the TINE tor the rs Express tom New
YORK, Albany and Boston.
The ard trains Monroe will connect each vay
regular b. ats for ID, ,roit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATIONS NAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Ihs tan viii leave Toledo daily. Sundays
eepted 81 AN connecting at Toledo with line of steAn
from Cleveland and SanusNy, and stopping st all the
way stations Will reach Chicaso at 81 PM
GOING EASlWARD-Losve Chicago daily. Sundays
eIceVted al q AN stopping az az stations and arriving AZ
Toledo at Pm connecting with steamers 70 Ssndusky and
Cleveland and arriving there Ia tne for all Tho morning
trains from those places
leaves Toledo a: AN for Fort WAYNE and
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. II. MOORE,
Adrian June |. 1872 SUPERINTENDENT
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These steamers leave Pier No fNorh RIVER az O. lock
NJ, precisely For Height apply on board aud fe' pas
sage at the oounfin groom OF =. -. -,
SPOFFORD. TILRSTON Co, No. ~ South~t-
Savannah passengers furnished with through aekos WIN
out additional charge.
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CaNpFN and ANpOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA from Pier No North River loot
OF Ba:ery -pAee two hnes daily Morning Lane q, 10 An
y Steamboat JOSEPH BfLKNAP. Fare =. Aferno.a
?, rress Line ly steamboat JOHN POTTER At Zf: VI
tA-e, Is; class cars So ID class - Retnrn'nr;
cave Philadelphia from foot Of Wainut--t Il 10 N ADJ
ppm. EHiETant Line BY steamboat ATLAS from Per
No. !. at4PM FARE 81 %
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin

III Buildings, corner Of Wal and Wiiam-sts i;
Offices Nos 10 and IL, ground floor.
This Company, having their Capital Of Sl50000 paid in,
40 cash. and securely invested prepared to
loss and damage by fire on favorable terms
The charter of this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders at the of per per
num- four ths of the remaining profits TO be divided
among the assured scrip bearing interest," which scnp is
~ be redeemabe in cash whenever the accumulated profits
and capital shall amount TO II, 100000.
TRUSTEES:
Jos Gaillard, Jtr John A. Stephens So. Rowland,
jas. NJ. Waterbury, Janes Warren, stephen Whitney,
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan. Il. Fearing,
George T. Adee NJ W. Hamilton, VIM. ii. RUSSELL
D. s. Kennedy Denning Duer Aug. c. Downing,
John j. Aston IT. John Steward, Jr., g. b. Lamar,
Fred A. Dolano Robert b. MntuIn, VIM. ii. Aspinwsn
James C. Bel Reuben Witbers WIN. Is Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Edwara C. Center Chas. H. Russell
Fred G. Foster, Josiah Cakes isaac Townsend
peleR Hall, Robert ). Hone. -
ROBERT 5. HONE, President
DUNCAN +. CURRY, Secretary.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD

" ROUTE from NETWORK to VERMONT iad
lANADA.-ThWugh Tickets 20 Bellows Falls, Rlti nd
Burinstrn. Windsor Whte River Junction Wells Rive.
81 Johnshrry s. Atsns Rouses Point OSdensharzh ant
Montreal BY he New-Ycrt and New.Hsven u connection
witt TIE Northern Rsilr,scs Express Trans leave AZ
". ard S 81 N. Ticket Office corner Broadway aad
tsnA st. Aew-Nork. Frri -hf BIZ steamer TRAVELLER
ton f'-s ~ every day precisely M IN coEn>cSon
with the Railroads with dispatch reduced rates 20 Bur
Erstou, Ord-i sburgh Montreal AID intermediate towns
T"e Railroad Companies forming the NewHsven route are
orteilrd to make the comfortable and expeditions
wnte- rort 'rc.r Nev-Tork 20 Vermont and Clnsda-
r. HYDE. Ra' road Agent. No l52 SoQth-st- Ny.
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feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
a.. ne County Of Yrrk hereby sven al
eou hawk clam. against MITCHELL. Of
~. 70 d-c-si the N v)ach
ihrreof hs Ace n IS South he CITY
beogr the ssTenh ~ u Nay ss,t-Dssa,
N@~ york. The lard dsy u Novr ab-r, 1859
a. I..suT.s joins n gEDF1ELD Erecutor.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads..

Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK
Il OCEAN HOUSE, Lons Branch,l PORT WASH
NGTON. MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK. Md
dl,town) and RED BANK.-Tne and splendid steam
the New-iaven PIER Peck-siip East RIVER as follows.
"Wednesday, Dec /, u An. Wednesday, Dec: l. A. N
Thursday Dec 2, "A N. Thursday Dec. , ~ 4. n.
Friday, Dec s. ga NJ Fnday. Dec III p. NJ
SATURDAY Dtcf.l Jpn Monday, Dec G. Pm.
1u-,csy. Dec. 7. llP.M. Wednesday Dec. 8, 2! PM
Thursdiy Dec O. I'm Friday, Dec. 10, 7 A. 81
Saturday, Dee II. 7 A. 81 Monday, Dee l3 A. ".
Tue soay, Dec. II, A Tuesday. Dec IL, lOt A. NJ
The stages for Sguam VII connection with boat
Soeesto convey 70 al pas Of the country All
persons forbid tie above boat the account Of
the owners
Tor ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE
Il BENT.-Ihrse Daily Lines. Fare, 81 n The trains
leave City Hall Station Tryon-row and Centres,
daily lSundays eScepted.) a. follows:
Let Tain, at 80 A. NJ. Mail Train stopping At all
al TrainstsA Albany E1pre.. Train, stopping st
Crotop Falls Dover Plains Hilsdsle and Chatham Four
CoDer,. arriving 20 P NJ, in tiue to connect with $50
81 Tan, 545 + NJ. Albany Express Train, stopping at
CIoiob FsIs Dover Plains. Nieron, Hiilsdale and
Cbsibsu -Four Corners arriving ID r. NJ connecting At
Albany with Express Train for Buffalo
Retur1iug viii leave Fat Albany At 3 A N. Express
Train arriving IN NevYors II - 7. NJ MS A. NJ, Mail
Tram mai II all stops and p NJ Express Train arriving
in New-Yors sl5P. NJ NJ. sLoAf, superintendent
DFGULAR MAIL LINE, via StOningtOn,
IN for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFORD
and TAI NTON-TLe steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS Of this Ine, run regularly As
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North River, first
wharf above BaeTy-place, daily, Sundays excepted at
7 NJ and Stoninston O'Clock P. NJ, or srrv, Of
DE T'il ,rsin Which Leaves We, Boston q, + NJ ~
Wednesday arc Friday From Stonington-TuesdAy Thurs
dny and Saturday. =,
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence iof newport
daily. except Sundays, at2P M
For freight passage apply az the office, No 10 Battery
place on board the boats
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VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRANCIS
CO-Only line giving tickets for crossing the
Isthmus!-The avorite 6luble-engne steamship PRO
nEIHEFS LEGO tun VIII leave from Per No 2N9rth
River, O'Clock P. NJ, precisely. SATURDAY, Dec.
for San Juan del Noe direct connecting with the pspu
eI steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua Transit Route,
heving bot Twelve miles Of land trans portaiion.
These steamers unsurpassed In their accommodations
and ventilation.
Forinforma,on aIdpassage, apply onAyto
ID. d. ALLEN, Agent
No. Battery place. up stairs