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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09
CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of tn.

~ NEW-YORk and HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
Ss Bonds of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad consh
st the only lien upon the Road and offer for sale
poon Of the issue OF $500 900 made the LIST May 1851
they are Seven Per Cent Bonds and reimburssble In
ls with semi annual interest coupons attached payable
y bearer LIST November and LIST Msy.
fhs issue Of 600 for the purpose OF retiring the
ecetns debt and Of making improvements the Road
gov extending from the City Hail. N. Y. TO Dover Plains
assistance Of s0i miles.
irest on Bonds and the dividend the Preferred Stock
he New.York and Harlem Railroad Co. declared divi.
Ssnd four cent the Old Stock, with surplus OF
&2hOfO remaining The receipts from October last TO April
kesve show increase Of % cent above the cores
sondng months Of the previous year
The present condition Of the Road Is as follows; -
Bonds including the $500 geo just Issued 900
Capital Stock, Preferred. ..............$l ,5N0OO
Ssf'A' 0'OsA' 0is'''''''''''''''''''' goa Onn
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coTRT-LEVIS $. CHATFIELD

- ,, Gen.. Of the Of New foTk asa ns IHE rhnS,
~ ~ =, nIRECTORs AND COMPANY OF The CANAL bANz
nur,u,nes order Of the Supreme Co1 u
~ If New Yot made the 18th day Of Nay I1o ne an-
s. Rc.iysr u Canal Bsnx Of Albany hef'oy g"es 10
49, bolasr. outstanding circulating aots. o. balls % ne
"a c.a. B.n the persons hons the eecAlss nsss
Receiver for tie balance fe nna sneaA
- .ote or surrendered Receiving ths hrst stasnd o. sI0
Der ceat ssy required 70 present. nc se w., o. PES sns
81 Ihsny in two years from the date Of tbs aooes ~
S S.of that hey BE- psecoded from the Seneh q the issd
1901 r de payneqt Of The sad bills and esffeatss
- non All m b. Of hons the and that ne said
- n n. o. tbs
,es, Of he oer creditors Of the sad Canal bsnk such manner
. y hereafter determined For the greater Il
80 boIns IA. certificates the Receiver has made
by the vii also BE- paid prossntAuss 70
ne Commercial Bach 10 this ey.-A6.ay, June j lsa
lei iss2yf ANDREW WAITE, hsss"ss.
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n EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

-
IN LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES-BOWMAN,
6kINNELL CO will isgue drafts OF ~ sterling and up
vr payable 1t night In any town throughout Great Britain
TWALLO VITAL LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON.
roN PACKET SHIPS.-Person wishing 10 have theif
Ssss brought out either Of the splendid
ns the above Lines which sail regularly the 9Th and
Ia DAYS Of every month from Liverpool and every aernsts
husdsy from london Thereby avoiding delsy) viii please
ssrlv 10 the only authorized Agents In this city.
W. BOWMAN, GRiNNELL & CO.
Office Nc % South-st., New-YOrk and
No. Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
n B.-When passengers decline coming the money viii
hreturned.
Liverpool packets leaving NewYork the eth and 2l Of
nh month London Packets leave NewYork every alter
NE Thursday. Ror passage apply AZ above
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EXCURSlON to EUROPE and BACK

Including SttNhfdt Iecs = =
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number of thrdc class passengers will be taken
from Philsdelphs and Liverpool and found In provisions
Frm Phlsde phis....S so From Liverpool &c guneas
Freight fine goods So per tun, and goods hard
ware, &c will be taken subject TO Agreement
B. By the late alterations In the sailing Of these steam
and the facilities for quick travelling by railroad and
steamers in Europe, these 10 whom time Ia object
visit Crest Britain Ireland and the PRINCIPAL continental
cities allowing them about ten fall days do before
turning; and be back the United States in 40 days from
starting Rates Of passage out and home-Afer sal ION
berths $780, midshp SliO forward $20 third class $50.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship.
For freight passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON Philsdelphis and NewYork.
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS 4 CO. Liverpool.
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5teambua1s ann Railroads.
nor ALBANY. 81: POUGHKEEP-
GREAT RAILROAD ROUTE from

~ NewYork to Burlington, St Johnsoury White Noun
tsins Ogdensbursh, Montreal Quebec and intermedse
towns via New Haven and Sprngheld-Pnces reduced tor
and freight Through cksts can be procured al
the Railroad Office, No IS Canalst ". Y. Freight for.
wsfded b. Traveller from PeckslP every day at
p NJ. TO NewHayen aud thence 10 s Northern towns oy
I52 Sonth-st n Y y. HYDE, Agent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1852.

TRAINS INTO NEw.YoRE Accommodation and speoisi-
At $50 T. and g25 AM and An NJ through nom New,
Haven. At An. from Norwslk-at SD AN ana 80
from spnng6e and Hartford aDd Canal Railroads Nsw
Haven The 40 receives passengers rom Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
ExfREss TRAINS leave Eew-Hsyen arrival Of Trains
from Boston at Is end 80 PM stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwak and Stamford y leaving Boston a. A. NJ and
345PM
See large bill Of advertisement the Station Hou.. and
principal Hotels GEO. W. WHISTLER, JR-
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paintins, ~.

painting, ~.
ZINC PAlNTS-Waranted pure
II The NEw.JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No: IS
Dey prepared to supply their Zinc Paints nthe FOL
lowing prices.
No White, ground In oil, &c. per pound
No. 2 White, ground in oil, &c. per pound
No White, ground in oil 7c. per pound
Brown ard sck. ground in oil, sc per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Aher thorough tea, in Europe and United States has
found retain beauty and protective qualities longer
than any other paint For and bnancy II un-
rvaled Il is free from all poisonous properties 10 common
and dangerous other psment' will soyer-equa weighs
from 20 100 cent than lead and is there
fore much cheaper the consumer As an inside paint
will yellow, when exposed 20 tho ,u'Phurous
gases coal fires the foul air OF ships Their White Zine
ground in varnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are remarkable
Tor their 6repoof properties They are specially adapted
for marine purposes having been found to resist the ooo
dog sction of salt ater destructive to other pairn-
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING < SQUIER, Agents, No - Deyst-
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Stages will be In readiness 20 convey the passengers to all
parts Of the country. B.-For information apply to
BESSON 4 BROWER, No. ISL Westrk-
B.-The EDWIN LEWIS will run on SUNDAYSts
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON, leaving Robnson-st.
Pier N. r., at A NJ, and Keyport at4 NJ touching at
Fort Hamilton each way. Fare to Report Is cents; Fort
Hamilton, l2l cents.
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COAu--Peach Orchard, Egg, Stove s:s11
~ Nut dzesi also, Lehish broken egg aud stove DO
Persons wishing sSeS 10 C.sst MARKET @:! Pre-
2h Rfaniln,d. JAMES AiThiN'
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NOR SHREWS BURY, LONG

II BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE HIGHLAND DOCK,
FORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, MIDDLETOWN and RED BANK New and
SPLENDID steamboat THOMAS HUNT Capt A. II. Hagerty,
viii leave the New-Hsven Pier Peckslp, East River "
tolloWs:
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COAL-Tbe Pennsylvania

CT com,.py 1, prepared deliver TO families ~
,ny part Of this city Broon and WasSush nor OF is
Csui Boa and several ysai u thS for do@s
fitston cGs corner OF itb st. and Shay Wss
S sss CO. & Ss q 5 E1 i Broiyn
Or At the me Coal VIII Be deeyersd a y % per san q
Ses1 h. from the Canal Bosta' and o. v - '''
fon the Yards
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and

~ County Of NesYork.-John Mitchell Thomas U.
Quimby-Summons for demand contradiction
ser To THOMAS X. QUIMBY You hereby sumrnosed
aud required to answer The complaint this action, which hd
the Office OF the Ce Of the Court the City and County Newt
the City Hall and q COPY
the said complaint subscriber his 10
said City and County. within twenty
OF @ summons Of the day Of such
and you fail the said complaint within
said the plaintiff this will judgment against ysu ey
Of hundred ADD EIGHT % 100 dollars with interest
the 2 day Of January thousand hundred any
two, besides tie OF this actIon-Dated May u.s.
JED la~owF JACOB COLE, Plaintiffs Attorney No 10 Nasau
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TOAL.-I still continue to sell, as usual,
the hest Red Ash at the lowest possible pce-detvad
fom nv wards at a IS per % cents less from boa
PETER CLINTON, King-st, Goerck and Rvngton
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[TANDERBTLT LINE for SAN

WAN LINE for SAN
v RANCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route -
The powerful double-engne steamship NOhrHEfN
LIGHT $500 tuns will leave from Pier No Norm RIVER,
a. 8 o'clock p NJ, precisely on TUESDAY, July ~ for
San un del Norte direct connecting with the double en-
zine steamer S LEWIS 300 over the Ncaragua
Transit Route having but twelve mi ~ land uansports
ton These steamers are unrvsed in their Arrangements
for passengers with superior venustsn No delay need
now he anticipated at any point a. the racine STEAMER WIN
he in waiting At san Juan del Sur and last
pied ,nly one cay from Virgin Bay This route offers supe-
nor advantages for families going California az the7 Will
he constantly under the charge Of officers attached 10 the
Line and at this time much healthy and comfortable
Gor information ps'ssge apply only TO d. b. ALLEN,
Agent No. Battery place, up stairs
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-The new and
II splendid steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER Robt
Lech Commander will sail from Philadelphia for Liver.
pool on SATURDAY, July H. at o'clock A NJ.
Passage In aftersaloon state-roOnls
Passage In midship saloon state ........ Is
Passage in forward saloon state-rooms.......... S.
Passengers will be provided with railway tickets to Phis-
de- phis free OF expense, BY the agent
THOMAS RICHARDSON No. Il EXCHANGE place.
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Cost an6 fonn6

EOUND-Wednesday, July 7, corner of
Il Broadway and Maiden.lan an Agate Seal, gold
mountng) which the have by calling No s.
Ceda 81
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Excursions.

III A stean.prOpeller GEN. WOOL. be chartered for
Excursions She nicely fitted up, and capable OF accom-
modsting from 700 to persons Also, large class new
double decked barge. and other barges with steamboat
Apply 10 CHARLES II. BAKER, No. Y South st.
FXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, for
IN SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE HIGHLAND HOUSE, PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK (Middletownl, and the
intermediate places when practicable, and RED bANh-
GATE Cspt Foreman White will leave NewYork, foot OF
Robinsop-st North River), as follows:
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SEQ tuns burthen, n J Hnts;epe u. SIN, Commander,
viii tuesday, July a. q. O'Clock, p N precisely,
from pier At fot Of Warren at North Ri'er The Pacific
Mail stesmshp Company's magnificent steamer NORTH
ERNER will be in readiness Panama 10 receive the I'LL
bOss mails and passengers and sail immediately for San
Francisco.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPTSwALL:
Ladies' Saoon. State Room.
Lower AIT and forward Saloon do ............... %
eecOnd tthn stAhdees.
Pa.seuse will be landed the Railroad wharf Aspn-
wall fee Transit Of the sthmus, the plsengsrs az,
pere. Persons securing through passage BY the Unted
States Mail Steamers from NewYork have preference oil
sccoumOd alton board the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates Of fare from Panama 30 San francisco on the most
favorable terms For freight ppsage, apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY. AZ the Office Of the Co.'S
No. IN West-st COZ neI Of Warren, ~ 4.
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TO the FAIR SEX.-H gentleman Just

THO the FAIR SEX.-A gentleman just
j returned from scientific tour through the western
parts Of ASIA Arsbs Persia "a has In his possession most
valuable recipe for the manufacture OF arti;e pera ans
the toilette obtained az some rsk aud considerable ex
pense the Ingredients being keot secret under heavy
ales IL used principally ny the Circassisn and Georx an
Women in serse0s Of Persia and Turkey Its effects,
after days use, really extrsordinary-he COM
pexon assuming bewitching degree of cleaness and
brilliant loneliness Unlike the cosmetics used in this
try Europe is perfectly harmless to the constitution,
and applied the skin s after bath Undesirable
pleasant sensation produced and II perseyernsy used,
benehtDg the health No app rstus needed-a child
uakeit and gallon will cost about five shillags Address
NIATOR, Tribune Office, ncosing g. receipt Of which
the recipe with instructions will be forwarded.
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NOR CHARLESTON-SENI-W WEEK

II LY u. S. MAIL LIVE.-The and elegant Steam
ship MARION, Captain NJ. Berry, will leave Pier No 8,
North River SATURDAY 10th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ,
precisely For freight or passage apply 70
SPOFFORD TlLEsTON Co. No. 4S South-st.
18th inst.
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Me6ifai.

4 EECHESl LEECHESi LEECHES!
Just received. small lot Of Lseches per steamer,
put up so be transported any distance with sset for
sale al moderate prices, at o. A. n WITrEs
Importersof LeecLes No. ~ Nssssu.st, MY
THE CELEBRATED British Compound
Family Medicine, for the preservation Of health and
cure OF Feyers Cholera MoTb Dyspepsia Ague, Dian nee,
Bilious and Liver Complaints lniiammsory Choc $50 all
infantle disorders Prepared and sold BY T. BYRNE d.,
English Surgeon and Ply sician. No 7 Sday ~ Z. Pnce
81 a bottle. Advice in all cases daily
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

NI NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREA7
MAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-Op and after MONDAY,
Nay Sl-untiRfurher nocepassenger steamers and trains
will run IS follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD.-One sof the hrst-cass steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted at
P NJ and Dunkrk at Il night reaching Monroe at2 NJ
the next day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe at P. ~, the
arrival the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting Chicago with first
Glass steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
ssG and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly frsm
Chicago
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EASY.
WARD.-EXpress trains will leave Chicago at r Nj daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe al next morning
Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
cept sunday and Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chicagoand reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours
vious TO the time for the t express trains east for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays
cepted, ct A. NJ, connecting 81 Toledo with line OF
from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping at all
the way stations, will reach Chicago at "a P III.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leaye Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted, at NJ stopping all stations and arriving
Toledo at F. M connecting with steamers TO sandusJ
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for s the morn
ing trains from those places
Pscket-boat leaves Toledo at A. 81, sr Fort Wayne
and ports on the Wabash Canal JOB h. MOORE, 5upt
Adrian. June |. 1852
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NOR BOSTON Vi, NEWPORT and

LNOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and
III FALL RIvER-The splendid and aoperior steamen
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brsyton leave alternate days (sundss
excepted, from Pier No s. N R near the Sstts1y a
To freight apply board at the Office on Pier No
fIsDALE bOARDEN. Agents. Nos 10 and ~ West-s
LNOR ALBANY-Chango of Hours
The Cars OF the Nev.York and Harlem Railroad leave
City Hall station NewYork daily, Sundays erceptedl
at M connecting With the Western Railroad at Chat
ham; and n NJ EIpres) through without change OF
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Jewelrp &r.
ToaI.

EOAI-REMOVAL.-Tho subscriber
~ has removed his down town Once nom No n Broa1.
wsy 20 the basement OF No s. Wsst, and IL seps
ali finds Of Anthracite and Bituminous Goals at greatly ~
au.eS nnces JAMES L. WORTH,
No. IS Wallet tth st., corner Thompson-n-
ard Gin Az, corner Amefst.
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FNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at Hall
fax to land and receive mails and g.sse1gsrs
ARABIA, Capt AFRICA, HARRISON
PERSIA Capt -, EUROPA L, o. Lott
ASIA, c. II. L. Judkins, NIAGARA, j. Stone,
AMERICA N. Shannon, CANADA, Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Leit:h,
There vessels carry clear white light at mast head green
or stsrboard bow, red on port bow.
NIAGARA, Stone. from BOSTON, Wednesday, July
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN NETWORK, "wednesday, July H.
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, July q.
ASIA Judkins frsm NETWORK, Wednesday July 70
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug 4.
EUROPA Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday, Aug H.
NIAGARA, Stone, fiom BOSTON Wednesday Aug IL.
AFRICA, Harrison, fm. NETWORK, Wednesday, Aug o.
CANADA, La1g, fIom BOSTON Wednesday, Sept. |.
ASIA Judkins from NETWORK "Wednesday, Sept g.
AMERICA, Shannon, I'm. BOSTON, "Wednesday, sept -.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday Sept r.
Passage from New-York Boston t. Lverpool-flrst
cabin, $l20 second cabin so
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight gil be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
rS- All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office. For freight or passage apply to .
~ French German, and other Foreitn Goods received
brought in common with British Goods Through 0ils
oflading are given In Hsvre for New-York.
WATCHEs-By order of the British Treasury, watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the marks Of Enghh
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted in England in tram
ouence (which French Swiss watches be shipped
al Have for NewYok Boston, via Liverpool without
mourning the risk as heretofore OF being seized by the Eng
Ish Cuatnn- House.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance re-

NOIlCE Is hereby gwen, that the balance
JAMES GREG late az the Of New Yo deceased nteats
Goods oha,teL and credits OF the said win be By
portion to their respective debts according law suno-
gates oeee the CITY Of New Yors The seventh day Of Sep
tember ocOck the Of that day-Dated
as,b day Of june 1862 ys6"l A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap.
~ phcson Of the Mayor Aldermen and commenay Of the Gig
S. Ino%S . n a'i s.sas
Ward Of sa CoDsonsrs Of EstmAts and
The Of Ii. Legislature Dsop. Of ks
ss Of New Yo entitled Ar act @ amend an .e satsd "a s
into act passed April 90 1899 and also the entitled
CITY County Of New Yor ana %.
other purposes, passed Ma, H. 1870" passed Ma, T. sI 70 he
.S;S,:s .'ss, 'I ., ,i ~
IN mst,sr person. who's. interests ar:
ated thereby and who be- opposed the
ga The COMMISSIONER At h. oes No. X
date Of IT, aoe. 1nS b., he limit. s%Sraesd !, he .%snSss
estimate and assessment are follows that say AN the os,
Ward. Of the Cry Of Yori fronting or ysou Il. .a,.sy
ns side Of rhdsv between the nohey .ds q Fah and
bounded by Astorpaes, seysnb,t Thdsv and the Bow.u
ssysa st Third sad Bows0, and also a. Ii. os pse
Or parcel. yns or ronns on ~. westerly Ice Or :s Of 2.
.sevs y a.. ''s;' aams.r go Bowsy iaeados said 2.
benefit MAPS used By The said COMMISSIONERS. -. s
.or..d, Ia. str.-; comml..oasr oaes % IN. CITY .,
the amended RspDn and tho Report the entitled
natter be presented 70 the Of tbs
York AZ SPECIAL Term Of the SAID Court be held the City
Han Of City Of HewYo, Saturday, the 3ls DAY Of July,
1922 then thereafter Counsel
be heard Will be made that said amended Report and
Report confirmed Dd notes igrhsr that the
p-msrt charges and Disbursements Of
he entitled vii ts taxed By the
Hon Henry Edwards at the Supreme Court chsmbsrs o.
ease Of ~ the Glen Of The Cry and County
Yo he CITY Hall Of the fort on the Ist dav o.
JnI, iga ,te doh 10 s6renoonDssd Nss roft, Jsns H
liza JALNAS J. wATE9, .....,.,.
JAMES n. PfSCKNN, fSoHA
nCT gIRf m HI
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! and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-TIainsl Leave
Pier foot Of Dune St follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. NJ. for CanandAgpa Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada West-nriying at Canaan.
daigua same evening
MAIL TRAIN atsA M; stay over night al Elmira and
srrive az Canandagua early next day.
NIGHT EXPRESS att P NJ This is the tourists route 70
western New.York and Niagara Falls. The large
and commodou and for pleasure cannot be equed By those
on any other Road $1,000.
WIN q LAPHAM, Supt c. and Z. Railroad.
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The for Squam and Freehold will run In connection
boat Stages to convey to all parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

! Trains leave pier foot.of Duane-st as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at6i A. for Dunkirk connecting with
fst-class steamboats, for Ceyeld Ssndussy Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ. FOR all stations
WAY TRAIN at 81 r 81, via Piemont, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at Il p NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at 2. M Cor Dunklrk connect
Ing with rscass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAST TRAIN at ?. NJ. via Piermont
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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+ OST-July g, 1852, a PROMISSORY

7 OST-In going to the Broadway Bank,
sCheck drawn by Amasa 8 Foster, to the order Of
Jsmes T Derrickson Co. for Three Hundred aud Fifty
seven $500 Dollars dated July B. for which payment has
been stopped The finder will confer favor by leaving the
same at No los Fulton-st -
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
FORD and TAUNTON-The steamers c. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE Of this line, now run regw
l.rly heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
River frst wharf above Battery place, daily, Sundays
sspted At P. M and Stoningtou ct O'Clock P. NJ
arrival Of the mail train, which leaves Boston
yor freight passage apply at the o1sa he 10 ssttso
p!sce. board the o0s1
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7 OST-A sight draft, dated June 80,
Il 1852, on the Bank of North America, New York for
$500 made by the Merchants Bank Of New Haven, and
PAYABLE to the order Of Jerome Secretary, and indoors
ed to the order Of Benjamin Bradley The same
closed in letter and mailed at the NewIIaven PostOce
S0th day Of June, addressed Benjamin Bradley,
Box No l75l PostOce, Boston. All persons caution
ed against purchasing negotiating the its psy
ment has been stoppedJerome Manufacturing Company
New.Eayen, Conn