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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Go the Msmorn Of WASHINGTON,
THE FREE SWISS CONFEDERATION,
MDCCCLIl.

The Swiss Consul al Philadelphia hiss been charged To
transmit this monumental % il destination In evil
ence of the attachment OF Switzerland for the unfsd
Ststes o. North America, snd the Federal Council ex-
presses ~ the same time hope that this act vii also
contribute 10 draw sl closer the ties OF friendship and
esteem which unite your Republic TO ours
In begging the Government OF the United States kindly
accept his simple offering destined .os the stnpsn-
don. monument erected to General Washington
avss itself u this occasion tender 20 his Excelcncy
DE secretary OF State The assurance OF his high con
sideurion.
In thc zane og,he swi-s FEDERAL Csrocls
The P.csilent Of The Coa'sSierssv. Dn flRakk
The Chrnce or otfhe Coretrr~y; sCHit&
The kI Of Fore kcuoas OF the talcd sass
OfN0ah AEer<a, " aShEfiaa
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DuBLIC SALE Of STANDING TIMBER.

The subscriber respectfully Informs the pablle that he
VII offer for ale acT,s Of Heavy White Oes Timber
on TUESDAY, Nov. 50, 1872 near Madison, NJ, on TIE
road leadns to whppany and Monroe, the late Lemm
estate
The said Timber Of the best quelty, and the attention
invited
The sbeve Timber is adjoining the farm Of John b. Miller
srd within milo Of the Madison Station the Morris
ard Essex Railroad
Sale TO commence ct o'clock Pm. Terms made Known
~ the sec. JOHN JOHNSTON, Nat'son, NJ.
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roush tickets old in the above hnes and through essase
carried IN the 81 n hines from NewYOrk wlth unroaIn
ConaDc,o PASSENGERS with baggage TIE srJ y n-
utes before the trains leave.
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Goal.


DJJTSTON COAL.-TIIE PENNSfLVA
MA COAL COMPANY is prepared 10 furnish 'upo,
white Ash Pittstou Coal Of all Sizes clean and IN good
a, ,itable for steam shipping, and domestic purposes
a. Ma boats or yards in this city, Wllharnsouren' 'a
Brooklyn. B., .n.h,. II IN rive
=. a.,eb IN x,sseIs loading at New-York or at Port
Even. -. b. a.. delivery os Coal for do.
nestle purposes
Apply at the Office, Broadway and Nast, OF yards,
West near Morton-st 4thst and 9thav. and foot o.
eorvereurs, city Foot oSorth lOthst, Wiliamsburgh
Dot OF Coolest, Brooklyn.
/ ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware
1Lsnd Hudson Canal Company receiving orders for
Lselawanna Coal clean and in good condition for steam,
shipping or manufacturing Purposes by the cargo or smaller
quantity deliverable either Rondout III the hafbor OF
kew.iork, from their boats or by carts
Apply at the office Of the Company, No u Waist or al
Their yards foot Of Hubert-s OF King ana Oreen-
wichsts cor of GoevenouT and Fronss New-fork, aud
10 FuTnlen-st neur the foot Of State st, Brooklyn
MAT. CLINTON wishes TO let his friends
and the public know, that he viii sell the best Peach
Orchard (led ASH and White Ash Goals dry and IN good
older under sheds al the lowest possible prices for
cash from ward; No. So Goercks, OF ReSngtonst
AID also from boats dischargng Orders by eSpres
sfte1dedto. MAT CLINTON.
O. rS PER TUN for the best Peach
OPT 10 orshard Red Ash Coal delivered from boats
and s. per Tun from ward, screened and delivered Yards
No 3g Delaney cor Goerck-s, and No. 80 East 3t-st
between Avenues A. and b. JAMES MOORE.
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TOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New.YorE

Il and CsIsds Dispatch Lne.-fhe beautiful 4 clipper
pssket-sLip BOIHNlA, Jsmes A. Avery, Commander,
ltG0 tuns huroen, and only 81 years old viii sail for tho
above port about the st Of December This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage 10 California and
her commander having great experience in the Australian
Hade persons engaging may expect very short passage
Der decks high and thOrou ventilated
and fitted It'll State Rooms for the comfort OF sses
single persons An experienced surgeon Will
she ship with other proper attendant AL persons s6oa
taking passage respectfully invited for them
selves before engaging esevherc board Pier p East
River, or TO BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos l63 aud lls
n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
NETWORK and NEWHAVEN RAIL

l\ROAD.-WISIEs ARRASGEMENT.-Nov l. 49,
Trains out Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snd Special
ct 7spd III A. NJ. ard P. NJ, through to New-haven
At9.10 a NJ. and 81 p NJ, foI Port Chester Al,
The III A. NJ in connection with tram rom view
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with TAIN over me
Canal Road. =,
EXPRESS TRAINS at and 81 P, NJ for New-H MAVEN,
Hartford Springheo Worcester and Boston, Connectcut
River and Vermont Railroad These trlss connect ~
Haven with trains of the NewLondon Road 10 New
London Norwich, StOnington and Providence.
The A. NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport con.
meeting with Hou.atOnc aud Nsngatuck RulrO.s 81
Bridgeport The 81 p NJ stops Stamford, Norwsk and
BrdeeJort connecting with Danbury Railroad 81 Norwas
ard with HouSsionc and Nauga,uck Railroads at Bridgeport
Trains into Newly ork-Accommodatio and sPecis-et
81 and 9S5 A NJ, and 4aO P. NJ, Though from New
Haven
At u A. NJ and IS NJ from Port Chester
The e35 A. NJ receive. passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford Londsn and Canal Railroads al New Haven
The 42C NJ receives Passengers from Hartford and Spns
feld ana Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven Arrival OF trains
from Boston and 80 7. NJ (-toppng at BndgePo1
Norwalk snd Stamford y lesvng Boston a, A. NJ and
81 p ~ Trains Of the New-London Road in eonnee-
ron.
See large bin Of advertisement the Station House and
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr- Sup't
NewHs,en, November 1852.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

safe Of the County New York. hereby an
ous having clans against JOHN w PALMER late Of he City Of
Butcher de,ea ed pr the With vouchers
the eof IN. house w. II Avenue the City
oNeN York on dy ofthsy neIt-Dated
New Yofl the l~elnh DAY Of Noveni,~r, 1852.
niaLwsms SAMI- w. sEELY, ADM g..
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and ERIE RAILROAD

NEM-lORk and ERlE RA1LhOAD'-
IN Trsins leave pes foot Of Duane-st 81 follow; -
ExPREss TRAIN 81 An. for Dunkirk ceunectrrg WI
fisclsss steamboats, or Cleveland Sendu.Sy Toleds ana
Monroe and railroad. 70 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN Z. An. for al stations
WAY TR.IN at s 81 Pm via Pieruicnt, for Delaware
NIcET ENPRgss TE.l~ al PM, for DunSrk. oons-et-
ing with hrstsss seaIabo. DeIrot direct connecting
With Express Train for Chicago
EsuSKANr Train II Pm. VIA Piernonf-
CHAS NINOT Superiuicodert
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SUPREME COURT-City

~ County u View YorkThe Fourth American Buna A.,
socsion Jacob Dccosia and Abs ", hs vic and WI
hem Mrsht r relief Com. not serVeLl To the
DEFENDANTS stoy.nsnd You hereby summone and -
CURED the Complaint this which n-d m the
Ce Of the City AID Of New Yok at the CITY
Hall he CTS New Yofs the 18th day u October 1851! AMI
the SAID complaint the sub
Their oisce Nas'.. CITY Of New fork.
within days excu.
dy OF suth and 81 fail n the sad
complaint ~ihn the airesAd, tie PLAINTIFF this acton Will
sIpy he the relief dsfnanici the complaint Dated
Oct Ib Isfa BARNARD ~ PARSONS
lassWs Plaintiffs Attorneys-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Prom The Evenrs .rror y. Y. OFT q, ls4s.
"ISTAEis BAISAM of WILD CHER

w RIVE are not much in the habit Of taking or
prftI medicines. though would rather write s0oat
them than swallow them, any day. Bat this BLssn OF
Wild Cherry Of Natures pure prepare
tons, and hssefcted such extraordinary under our
INN, date knowledss. that bound in Justice and
truth 10 chronicle virtues and publish them @ world
We have neither report tie particulars
Of II has effected for Of the conpositOs in tire
sce Of The Miro and only refer those afflicted
with coughs aid lung complaints 10 directions aud GER
tfcstss.
Nh FowLE-Dear Sir NJ. Hervey Ill., whose car
tifcae Il gwen fellow. Of most respectable
farmers and his wife nov enjoys good neaIh: -,
VERY resp'y yours WIN A. SHAW, " D.
BEAUFORT Co. y. c.
Chocovinity near Washington, Aug. u, l3G.1
BY the Of DR.. Wisiafs Basam of Wild Cherry deems
tat II but act Of justice thar but for the nse o
az valuable rInedy, his wife as afflicted with what
she and al others considered puon would have
pob bly, been, this in her crave But all the danger
and unpleasant symptoms have been removed by tire
Of few bJes, and she now attends 70 her daily sVo-
cations usual. HERsE1 HILL
SETH W FOwLE Drusgi.t No l5s w,.hington-st-,
Boston Mass is the sole proprietor of the original receipt
for the manufacture of the medicine and supplies
both wholesale and retail and OF whom agencies can be
Alwsy. sisned l. BUTTS if genuine.
For ale AZ Wholesale retail, by A Is \ " SANDS
General AGENTS, No. 100 Futon-st:i inome MaA~ei,
No Sc Williamst John Mhau, No lj Broadway Nstor
md Irving House Drug Stores. aud No. ITO Broadway
VVHISKERS ard MOUSIACHEc prod,l'
w ced In rx weeks BY using Grahams Onsuenr IL
will rot stain or nure the s&n. but VIII iorce tne hAi
sarn,rx r. @. GRAHAM, 10 Ann-st.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro.

Of County q New Yob " h@rsby 20 all
rerron having claims JOAN MACE late OF the City At New
loTk undertake. deceaJ 10 the wh vouchers there
10 the ,uhcrers al Office Wshiman CLARK No las
House the city New York be
fore the ift da, sarch New York the day
Se1t., lSd2 eIhlN >hlNDLhh. tfrcNor
81 lap6ns HARRIET ;. MACE. ESecntrL
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Il Of New Yok, notice hereby ~
DE- fon- having cau asanst EUGENE CUENDET. Watch In
porter City Of New iok deceased The
with thereof subscrbs h. Office No. 81
the City Of Nu York before e It'll day OF March
Dated New York, The third DAY Of Sept, lsf.
q laWtmst TLORIAN QUISCHF. Executor.
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Ocean Steamers, &t.

II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ . For NEW-ORLEANS viaHAVANA.-The SPLEEN
did steamship CHEROKEE, VIII sail from the pier at the
fot OF Warren-st, n X, on SATURDAY. Nov. a. at 2
O'clock, T. NJ, precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEANS.
Nctr -frrdnserient
Ladies' and Afer-Saoon Berths. ...............s5o
cccOha NabiA.s
Specie only taken on freight - Havana
Freight taken 10 81 cents per cubic foot
shippers of freight requested 20 supply themsevts
with the Conrsnys bills OF lading which may DO had
application ~ the office. No other form viii be signed. No
bills OF sdns signed after Il o'clock the day OF ssisg
For freight or passage. apply 10
NJ Y. RObEkTS No. IL West-st. Narren.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

cate Of tie County OF New Yo hereby ell per
sons ha7 - cal- ~ GEORGE W GREEN. late OF the Ctyo
iok merchant deccad 10 pfcseni the ~th vouchers
thereof tn Mortimer Brown, No 80
Brosdsy h- Nei fre the seyeHt-enih taJ
Of Jangary Dated view lok thu 3th day July lsS9
MORTIMER BROWN. Administrator
tyi-i,wfHs CAMILLA GREEN, Adllnl,tratnI.
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NEw.HAvEN and NEwLONDON RAIL

NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-SUNMER ARRANGEMENr-On eEa
after WEDNESDAY, Aug. &C. 1852 Trains vii run a. '"'
lows:
Leave Nev-Haven at 7So A. " Accommodating I'm
for NewLondon, stopping ct all stations II p a u ~
prts Train tor Guord Connecticut River. Lyme -
New London, connecting with the steamboat and 1872
lines for Stoningon Providence and Newport SO u
Accommodation Train FOX Nav London, stopping a. Al -
Leave New London at $50 A NJ, Accommodating Inn
for New Maven, stopping az all statiOns 100 u bA
pres Tram Tor Lyme Colnecticut Rvsf, OuloEd az
New aven;-Pasenges leaving Newport Proyldsne Sla
Sionington II the morning, arriving IL Ne"-Lon1o
take the train for AewioEk $50 p VI. Accommodation
Train for New Haven. stoppins a. all stations
Tie llSo Il NJ. Express Train leaves New -iaye@ OF N'
arrival Of the A N. Express Train from New OK
The SIS P. NJ AcooglIods.!on Train leaves New-h
the GrEsv. Of tho SO p NJ Express Train from Ns"
York.
The Trains leaving New-London AZ $50 A u and lofo
A. NJ connect al NewHAyen with New-fork Trans 81
ass A. NJ. and LIS 7. NJ.
Passengers BY the $50 P. NJ Train New London "a
take the ExfTC Trans a. Sew-Hsvea for HaEtiOfd >1n
Springfield, for New-IOrk. the evening. .
RICHARD n. DOWD suP'.
Nsv.Haven, Aurus; IL ls52
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

sate .. the County York hereby
sons having clam again; SAMUEL CLARKE s Of the City 4
New York merchant tailor. deceIeI present the VITA
vouchers thereof ,uhsrer the Office Of Cumming & Poi
81 18th City of New York before
ourteeah day December Dated New York the it1
dsy OF Juse. lsd2 AGNES CLAkhE, Etecuuu
lsgguSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

flonep iuanteo ano TO foan.
q 0ln -WANTED-S5, 600 on val
csOUUs liable Farm in New-Jersey for tern
OF years. Interest payable IN NewYork If required. Ad
dress X. ;. ;, 80 this Office.
"ANTED-from $1,000 10 $1,000, for
w which a Mortgage will he given twelve TO Fl.
teen thousand collars worth of erchindse with additional
personal security Address CARWIN Box 2,9l2 NewNork
Post Office.
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RW WEsrcoTT, AuctiOneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

r. W. WEsrcoTT AuctOneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.-fhc attention OF housekcepors ia invited 10
tire sale OF elegant Household Furniture MONDAY
MORNING, at It O'Clock, al No l46 GrccnwichaN enue,
beng ali the OF the above house consisting of Ia
pcstry Velvet Three ply and Ingram aud Car
pets French Plate Pier Glasses, Rosewood Furniture
Velvet and Brocatclle Rosewood and Mahogany
Btcsteads Superior Hair Mattresses Feather Beds MahO
geny Sofas carved Chains. Cottage Chairs Rosewood and
1tte-a-T6tes No!tare Chars inlaid and PARIS painted
Tables, Msrbetop Bureaus and Washstands, Lace Win
dow. ourtans and Couishes Shades Dining, Card and
Breakfast labhS Hall and Solar Lamps CrOckery Glass
wNe, Cutlery SilyerwaIe &c. Also, twenty elegant Oh
PAINTINGS richly framed All viii be- peremptory sold
without gard to stheT Catalogues can BE- obtained
Saturday Of the rWiioneer.
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CURROGATE's COURT, New.York.-Ir

~ thu mst-r ~ the Distribution OF me poceeI Of TIC Rea Y
joseph H. Horion decea-rdNot n dstrbguon
hcsly that the hsanc- OF tse pocr =. oi
II ihe Real Estate OF JOSEPH H. HORTON a,s ths
Cry New iork dcea-ed tcy made dnts The ofd.s
Surrogate the John G. HO
Adnntisof and Fanny Mans Horton the Adrrn s'-lr Of
al and ssr tts sod chaitrs and credits Of The sad nestfs
vii be- astd by the sad tn cio tae sd
ifesiae IN oroon 70 their respective d5t dns 10 n" ~
surF gate. Oae the Of New Yors the seventh Day
q Deem Der nett a. ck the ofeno0a Of that
this ID do d October l-6a
JOHN G. HORTON. AdniRisrsi)r,
% isvcrs FANNY MARIA HORTON, Adninst1airr
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and JEWELRY-SQUIRE &
1nsurante Companies.
; Observation-Disclosures

RUJLDINU ASSUOIA ION dHu OENEHAL
ID FIRE INSURANCE Co. corner OF Tryon-row and
Chatham st in the Harlem Railroad Buildings taking
rsks on Ientf buildings &c, the most favorable TER
JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL Barnes Secretary.
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4orses, Carriages, &c.

~ of sound styiish bav Csrritee Horses and year.
old about 10 hands high Apply TO JAMES lETMAN,
No 96 Broome-st.
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ADRIAN Ii. NyLLrR. Auctioneer.

~ BUILDING LOTS 18Th and 39TH-srs by ORDER
Of the SUPREME COUkT.-ADRlAN II. MULLER
M at the Merchants Exchange the following described
property, viz:
S8THsr-l2lo's the north de OF 39thst 100 feet
ery from the Sthav each 20 fee; inches in width By 90
feet inches IN depth
SeTHsrl2 lots the souheriy side OF Goth st. irne-
detey IN the OF the above described lots and Of
dime nsiCns. Q,4i5l
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stonngton,

IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, of this line, regularly as hereto
alternately leaving Pier No North River, first wharf
above Battery place, daily Sundays excepted At NJ,
and Sonngton at o'clock 7. NJ or arrival of mail
Eain, which leaves Boston at > p. NJ
The steamer PERRY leeves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays, at P NewBedford and Tlun.
ton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF tie
mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place. or on board the boats.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c

Il Fsq OF the County Kings. nos hereby
cordng 10 Law u all person. having claims asNnst WAL
TER HIGGINS late OF The Cry OF Brooklyn deceased, that they
are rcqrd ssTne thereof the sab
&C. Der LILLIAN H. FOSTER No ~ Dyion t. in the C,y
orb before te fourth day VI April nettDated SEPT
~. iGG. MARY HIGGINS, ! Administration.
oil vfr.cf WILLIAM IL FOSTER
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winte

Il Il Arrangement. Trains leave ChAmberst. daily for
Albany and Troy.
Expires Train "a ~ through in hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buialo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening.
Express Train ) Z. M.-AccOmnOdation ran7P NJ
For TaI1ytown at , PM, and Evening Train ut ~
o'clock. ~
For Po'keepsie at 1 P. M.-For Psekskil at $50 r W.
The T.rrytOwn PeekskiA and PokeeP-e Trans stop At
al Way Stations. So,
Passengers taken ct Chambers Canal Christopher, 18th
and 3lst-ss
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canalst. at T. 80 AN for Pough-
koerse aud AZ N for Albany stopping at all Way sta
tons GEO. STARK, Superints ndent
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matfbes, 1ewelrp, ST.

Culver MEDAL PREMIUM-Tea and
~ Coffee Sets of Silver Plate Greet Frames with n,
Cues Eegsnt and choice patterns Of the above goods Of
American Manufacture and for of which exhibited by
at this years Fair of the American Institute were
awarded the Silver Medal They offered for sale very
low prces, by WINDLE II Co. No - Maidsn-lsne.
Alec large assortment Of Silver Plated Spoons FORKS
end Ladies plated the best quality OF Albara Ware.
Also, the newest and most superb patterns Of d xon
Sons Sh. Hsd Silver Plated and Britannia Tea and Coffee
Sets, Just received Ter steamship Pacihc
WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE &
w BROTHER. Nos 81 FutOn-st and lS2 Bowery, would
call the attention Of their friends and customers
that writing the city, if they III want Of hne Gold
Wsch such Beesey Tobias Cooper Taylor, sHd ohes
celebrated makers; Silver Wge such a. fors' spoons
Tessets. Gold Jewery &c That we are now prepared
better than sell the aforementioned goods on the
most reasonable Our stock large and well selected
as regards taste chespness aid liability Our mode Of
doing business buy and se for cash and Foods wer-
ranttd o. JepIesented Your custom most cordially so-
cited.
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Il Of the County OF New York, notice hereby al
per.ns having claims against FRANCIS I. SHAY, late the City
York present the
su-cfibef his Office No @ Broadway the
before third day OF hsy Dex--Dated
York "a tecl;h day OF November, l5l
r.O ls-frss PETEW GAssNER. Execuse.
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wv. w. SHIRLEY, Auctsneer
KIM LOTS CROCKERY, GLASS and
OOO CHINA.-MONDAY, Nov o. 1851 l0t O'Clock. at
No 81 Joht in ots to suit city and country retailer, and
gIoc.rs White Granite Flown Blue, Mulberry Edged
diIt and c. c. Ware for Cash, without reserve.
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l. ADVISER and MARRIAGE

TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Il porter.. Lace Stockings Knee-Cap and other Band;
Spinal Supporfs instruments for Knock kaees and
Weekress Of the Joints and al kinds Of Belts and BA1iass
also Cdrens rrusses hand and made to order al Dr.
GLONERS, No. L. Ann-st, the Museum
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

N NV hUU E.-BUTF ALO anu NEW-
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD-Extension Of the Six
Foot Tack TO Bualo.-1his road extending from Blalo
TO Horuesyie the Newly ork and Erie Railroad is
completed and in full operation forming, connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route BE-
tween New-York City and Buffalo. 1t is tue sx-foot
ruege and built in the substantial aud tue
e ser portion oft having been in operation months
n il entirely free from the roushness usual rOals
Fare from Newly ork to Buffalo. ............S7 50
Through tickets end baggage cheeks be procured at
the Depot of the NewYork and Erie Railroad, foot Of
Duane ST., n. \. .
The times for Ieavin NewYork may be learned by refer
euce 10 the advertisements of the NewYo and Erie R
road Tic trains Will leave HoTnellsye for Buffalo the
arrival of the Erie Railroad trains-BufilO Nov ~, 1852
JG HOYT, Supt. Buffalo aud " Y. City r. r.
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Sales bp Antiion.

A. Nj MERwIS, Aucuoneer
by BANGS, BROTHER II Co.-Trsde
lJSsles Rooms. No. 10 Park-row
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X4IINTER Observation-Disclosures NEW.

HA IN LII AhhhNOEhIl o. W. w :
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines to ard from Albany Fare, II So The trains leave
City Hall Station, cornor ryon-row aud Cenre-st, daily
tSundays excepted) as follows;
LIST Train, $50 A.. NJ Wsymsil Train, stopping at an
Way Stations
Falls Dover Plains, Hilsdole and Chatham -Four Com
Sd Train 345 p NJ. Express Train stopping A. Croson
Falls Dover Plains, Mlerton, lhlsdsle and Chatham
Four Corners. 80 =,
4P NJ NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROuGH 20 SAN FRAN
cisco M REDUCED RATES-N0 DETENTION on tbs
sam 2Coo tuns W A Mills Commander, viii leave New
York for AsPINWALL Navy Bay, MONDAY, Dscen-
Der al O'CLOCK p NJ precisely eoaneetins az fana.ns
with the new double eng ne steamship COhIES, IL"
tuns, fhons b. Cropper, Commander, which stealsnp
leaves Panama the ARRIVAL Of the passenzeEs oy me
tECLE SAM for San francisco stopping oaly II Aapai-
for supplies.
These vesses IN accommodation. ventilation, speed and
sfey, unsurpassed An experienced physician Is a.
Passenger viii be landed the wharf az Aspuws and
take the Panama Railroad.
Pasencers cautioned that the tickets FOX this Inc
sold only az No % Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS Co. General Ascnts.
JONES JOHNSON, % WIl-st
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-For
i RIO JAEEIRO VALPARAISO and PANAMA.
The splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS, 4 80
buI6eD,) Robt. II. Pearson, COMMANDER VII De az
patched for the above ports about the th
BIER For passage only. having superb ACCOMMODATIONS,
apply At the office Of the company, No 81 South-st
VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRANCIS
CO-Only line giving tickets for crossing the
Istbuu,i The hvorite C1uble-ergine seaLnsnp PhO-
METHFUs I.sc0 tun VII leave from Per NO. North
River at O'Clock 2. NJ, precisely, on sAIUhDAf Dec
for San Juan del Norte direct connecting With the popu
lar steamship PACIFIC the Nicsrsxus Transit Keute,
hsvp: bot -wel-e miles Of and transportation
These steamers unsurpassed N then ACCOMMODATIONS
b. D. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Batteryplaee. up stairsL