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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
ry Thanksgiving has been appointed in the
following States /:

WHAT A Boy CAN DO.-In passing along one
of the ether day little fellow fell in with
cid salt who shiycriDg with three sheets In the
wind.
ship ohoy hailed the tar and the little chap hauled
up alongside Where may be the Seamans Mansion =
The lad profered to show him; and they held along
together; the sailor steering very widely sometimes
hard up though he had struck heavy sea, and then
waving OF to the right LETT ~ the might be-
I" | am not exactly waterlogged," said he "sut have
took too much OF deck load on and my tophamper 10
rather heavy tor my ballast, Ell little TOO much Of
the critter aboard-hic you understand Shun the
rum the blue ruin, my little man. you'd avoid Tim
beroes SILVER my oprsil but il has been tho ruin Of
ne. Here have got wife a2d two little oncs-one
yOungser about the same age yourself-n Bosto0,
End property beside; but the Devil has placed
barrier between u in the shspeof can OF grog. shaD
the criiter, my lad, you'd shun pestence'
The lad promised TO bear In mind his advice and then
esked why he did not sign the Temperance pledge
And where may that temperance pledge be foundf
inquired be.
Ills Young comradc informed him that there was
10 be a Temperance meeting at the Exchange mat
evening and offered to 90 with him he would sgn Tie
pledge
an 90; come in here my little (by this time
they have arrived opposite the Seanans Msnson1 snd
take supper with me Az we have got ballast
in. well haul up for this ssid Temperance meeting
slave in my bulwarks five WON'T
The little fellow stuck to him. and ~ soon as supper
was over went 20 the Temperance meeting, where inc
old salt signed the pledge As he did he remarked,
that whenever he tempted ~ drink he would tnns
OF that little boys care for his welfare We doubt not
thar the wannheaied old tar will keep the pledge 90
long a. his tmbers hold together" The next day he
away forgetting TO call upon bis )uve,
nile friend before his departure. And he assured HIN
that he would seek his wife and family his return
so much for the influence ola child portland Balcas
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and NEW-HAvEN RAIL-

lNROAD.-WISTERA RANGEMENT.-NOVemDeri, l6J<
Trains out of Newly and Special
at end 1i A. M and 7. NJ, through to New Haven
At9l0 A. NJ and q T. NJ, foi Port Chester.
The III A. NJ runs in connection with tram nom New
Haven TO Horord and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road.
EXPRESS TK,INs at a. NJ and % T. NJ. for New Haven
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads These trains connect at
New. Haven with trains OF the NcwLondon Road. TO New
London Norwich, Stonington and Providence.
Tie 8 A. Nj, stops at Stamford and bridgeport, CON
meeting with Housatonic and Nausatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 8. p NJ. stops at Stamford Norwak and
Bridge port connecting with Danbury Railroad al Norwak
sndwh housatoc and Nauga;uck Railroads at Bridgeport
Trpips into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Speoin-at
81. and 935 A. NJ, and 40 p. NJ, through from New
Haven. 80
At5 A. NJ and $40 7. NJ, from Port Chester
The 9S5 A. NJ receives passengers from Spnnshed and
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads az New Haven
The 40 NJ receives passengers from Hartford Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven on ARRIVAL OF trains
froin Boston At ard so F. NJ (stoppug az Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston at A NJ and
3IPM Trains OF the New London Road run IN connec-
See large bill of advertisement At the Station House and
p1incipai hotels GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr. Supt
New Haven, November, 1852
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer says: Nearly

~ The Philadelphia Inquirer says: Nearly
all The omnibus lines in Philadelphia are now running
for three cent? We glad TO learn moreover that
the system works well Cheap fares appear to be the
order of the day Omuibuses are now indispense'ie'
ard all the line 40 il seems .uf would Ind 70 their
advantage to adopt the example Of the North Nn,n~
line-ihs i. TO say reduction OF the fare nom SIX 70
three cents passenger The pr0pretors have only 70
Try the new system for few months to be convneei
OF ts benefits Tho public however IN all sucn cases
should extend the most liberal patronage 10 nae iOT
couple Of miles for three cents IL indeed me very e.
sepce Of economy and luxury; and tins may now ~
done nearly all the principal lines
70 We learn from The s.. Loais RePHotteaH
that the Old School Presbytersns have determined 70
establish new College At Fulton Galloway Co, Missouri
The RepsbcaA states ths, the Society Is wealthy one
and that the College building and everything connected
with IT, VIII he built upon liberal scale It's ocs'ion y
hne one. IL i in Old well settled, popuous si,t
wealthy cou1.y The eirizens are refined and inei':'
gent, and they win al once zee the advantage which
ueh IN Institute brngs them. II Is IN the center Of
the State and accessible from al ouhTtsrs
~ On Monday, the 9Th, Mr.. j. Smith Hol-
Inns, the Mayor elect Of the City Of Baltimore, was
sworn into duty and entered rpos the iunctons
of be ofee
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LIQUOR Law II RHODE IsLASp.-The Mayor

LIQUOR Law IL RHODE IsLASp.-The Mayor
Of Providence sends TIE Adrocdts OF that city the
following statistics which OF importance exhibit
ing the working Of The new system there:
MAYORS OFFICE, Providence Nov. 4, 1852
To oblige a large number of citizens, who
have made inquiry touching these matters present the
following statistics:
Ccmn.isiss TO The watchhouse for drunkenness and
small assaults growing out of drunkenness. from
July 10, "a Oot 10, 1892, Che nrss three months
under the new liquor law. ....-...........-....lU
Ccmmi,tss for corresponding months OF last year III
Comm. tails for month Immediately preceding
the operation "a the new law .........-........l1
Comnittsls 10 the county Jail from July 10 70
Oct 10, ls5e, Che first three months underline
new liquor aw) for State ofenses ......... n
Comm,tsls to the county Jail for the correspond.
Ing months OF lsSt year, for State ofenscs. ITO
For city orenses ol-loi
Commisls to the county Jail for month pre-
cedng the operation Of the new liquor law,
for State otensCs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
For city ohcnses n-7S
From these statistics il will be seen that the commi
tails to the watch houfe and county jail for the first
three months under the liquor law, are one-thrd
less than dung the corresponding months OF last year
and the average monthly committals for these three
months abou; TO per cent less than Tor the month
Immediately preceding.
On the hrst day of this month, there but liz
rauper in the Dexter Asylum; being the smallest num-
Der OF inmates nj this season OF the year since ls4o
The number of inmates ON the let of November last
year. lac aud that precisely the average number,
at that date, for the pact six year,.
The numt OF insane pauper supported the Butler
Hospittl, has also been considerably reduced nave
nor AT this moment the papers at hand from which 70
give the exact s,astics but safely say, that the
lumber l. about oncifh lees Che present number be-
ing Az and the Of their support the last quarter
wa three hundred dollars less than the average Tor each
of the three preceding quarters. IL true that several
were q anseTred from ue Hospital TO the Asylum In
the month of June but had moi that transfer been
mace the present number at the Asylum would nave
b,sn 40 mary less and the contrast between this and
AC BARsrow, Mayor
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VT,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct and between BOSTON
and LlVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at HALIFAX
10 land end receive MALE and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkns AFRICA, Capt Harrison.
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA, Capt Ressie.
AMERICA, Capt n Shannon, CANADA Capt Lang
These vessels carry clear white hight az green
stsrboerd bow, red en- port bow.
ASIA, Lott, from \ NETWORK, Wednesday Oct %
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON Wednesday Oct n
EUROPA, Retire, from NETWORK "Wednesday Nsv g.
NIAGARA, Leitch, from BOSTON "Wednesday Nov TO-
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN. NEW-YORK, Wednesday Nov H.
ASIA, Lott, from NETWORK, Wednesday Dec l.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON "Wednesday Dec
EUROPA, Refine, from NEW-YORK, Wednesday Dec Is
NIAGARA, Leitch, from BOSTON, Wednesday Dec. D.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm. NETWORK Wednesday Dec o.
CANADA, Leng, from BOSTON Wednesday jar. 8 1856
ARABIA JudkDs, I'm. N. YORK Wednesday Jan II 1855
AMERICA, Shannon, FIN. BOSTON Wednesday Jan. 49,
Passage from New-York or Boston 10 Lyerpool-First
cabin $40; second cabin, go
Berths not secured until paid for
Freight viii he charged specie beyond amount for
persoDal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
II All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-Ofice. For freight or passage apply 70
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
~ French, German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought common with British Goods Through bills
Of sding are gwen IN HaYTe for NevYork.
WATcHEsBy order Of the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign manufacture bearing the marks OF Engsh
manufacturers VIII be hereafter admitted IN Engandn tran
stu for tie United States and other countries conse
quence OF which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
at HGyre for New Boston VIA Liverpool Without
curing the sk, heretofore, Of being seized BY the En-
ghsh Custombouse
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philadelphia News Items.
Correspondence OF The v Y rrbane
Pun Anrr PIMA Monday Nov

PHILApELrIiA Monday, Nov 2 1852
On election night, colored man named Dan.
iel DEMPSEY suspected OF having betrayed the fugitive
slave George Bordley into the hands Of George Albert
WIS sttscked in ihe southern part Of the city by party
Of blacks and shockngly beaten before he could BE-
rescued lie came near beins killed. lie conveyed
10 the Hospital where he las since recovered from his
wounds Several OF hs assailanis hsye been arrested
ard lodged prison Tnc thou ht 10 be innocent
OF TIE charge laid to HIM by his colored brethren,
The 10th Anniversary of the landing OF
VIM. Penn at Chester, Pouu was appropriately celc.
brsed by the Historical SOiey OF Pennyvaas to-day.
On the occasion an eloquent Grafton WIS delivered BY
Hon Robert I Conrad.
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NEWYORK SUPREME COuRT-Hornce

~ bsr'uc ard Nefdl John Bsrtine
l. he vfe james r. Bar;nc and jan Mary rne
Seghn Iln srd RI, hei fs vi. joseph H-rt1 Er-Ah
Mount ard Na1a p is WIZ, sarah Ann Blr'ne Ds,d W Bne
and An Is er Oliver T. II RaTtre ard May r. hss vie.
Rchard Curen and Eabeh b. Philemon resscr Lacy
r. hrs g. JOHN p Bare nd Mirglfri his >rsi Bsrtnc.
Fhdbe fnnefon Hoce Martin and Nary his wife Ihamss
{. Ia Tine sif Jan h vr Cornelius Ba Selma BIS wife,
DAVID BaTie nd Herreffa A. h. Jstns Folt inl Hrr
Fucf end Era' eh 4 b. Georse Ter and Hannah
Etsleh kuiey, joseph h Hun aud Amsha H. his W.T.. Era
jan ~ james d srt narit D.. wifi, Effabe'h A. NTH.
Jares Rat Mars hs WIFE hn l. Suh and samuel Ck, Jr
In Of and hy order 81 tins Court made he
aa,e the l4uih day SePembe s. hereby
al prors hsvs general lien by "a nenf,
de,sr hvIsc fhe Undivided share interest of of the
tho hereinafter described, 90 produce 20 the
udcsned the n1rned SAID order before the 9th
day November office, No sWa' The City Of
York proc pe,iv- ami ogtler
he nature unhranes and the dates thereof respectively.
The described the oompen, i-loWs All
that ground The 'orth stery e o. st Az
3ls,is ih NXh Lite NVlhl W,rd Of ne
Guy Of New iofk knowu triy two lois 81 oad .tn
the Nh ward dawn January hoGslnd shi hundred
and twenty d Even ~ tie number two bounded AMI de
nows pn the solh eas'ey side 90
huid 81 ief north easfey rom the norm east
and . theuc- north eaefy
ess, 20 lot number on sal
thence .ouih eaey ple WITH rh 81 on, hundred ei
thirty tierse soHth
hue parallel with sh twenty i've et or less,
number thence north sss;rry hne
sel hundred e'. less 20 9Th a. the
place O B.. sirurg Dated October -. lei2
sKEFFINGrON SASXAY, Referee.
4 HOIiH. oil lasst~Wed
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CIrREME COURT-Cily and County OF

~ Nes York.-1he BOMERf SAVINGS BANk asniat JAMES
Individually and executor 81 JOHN WALSH d'ceaa d.
WILLIAM DUNNING. MICHAEL W. eastman and DANIEL
CAsINAS-Su mmnn.( For reil To the Descend 'nt'->Us;
You Summoned and required - the complaint
ih- alton vlieh dny hd he CA Once Of thu. Court
ia, dy Hall IN Nov York the ihh day Of October
Of at our Office No ~
Grind within twenty ys after The srSc hereof
IN I've OF the day uth service aud fail 10 tho
MP aforesaid the plaintiffs apply 10 the Court Tor the
bel dsmsndrd IN the compliant Dated October ls59
oi3 lawsww sCHEIL & p SLOSSON, Painlr7 Attorneys
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COURT-In the matter of the

~ appeaon the Mayor Adermen sad Cooonay .. TIC Cy
al Yort relative 10 the OPENING Of ONE HUNDRED and
TWENTY THIRD STREET from the ItEd avenue 70 tae hsr
Avenue Nor. the I've m
Ward Of SAD Cy-Pubr sou hereby BY the Mayor Al
drrErn Ses fot parsuantio statute
puvded that the sad the Mayor AeerHen
Of tho Cay o. Ne- fort intend 10 male app
70 stprene Court Of New fort al sp al Ter Of
a.. Cour held City Hall the Cly OF View foft
Friday rh day OF November 1854 al the opnns ne
thereafter council &c heae Sf
the sppntHen As-e.sn-n "a the
shove entitled sns eyteet o. nc improve
,rt hereby intended the OPENIsG Of ONE HUNDRED and
TNyNTY THIRD STREET from The Ihd svenue 70 voc nr
aysnus on MO1H; horrs square he I've ia
W,ra az ,s az a. M cut NAP pan Of said CITY aAd-
ud ~ virtue the Legislature OF the People o. the state
,nled Improvehfs touring ne Ayms oct
Road he City Of Nsv fofs snd or otnf pafss
paved prl :, Dsfcd New iort ociooer - lSA
"a MO HENRY 4 DAVIES. COansel 70 the CorporAton
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via Stonngton,

Ia for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, Of this lne, now regularly as hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River, first wharf
above Battery place, daily Sundays excepted, at T. Nj
and Sonngt0n at O'Clock T. NJ or on arrival OF mail
train, which leaves Boston at j p. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays, at p NJ New-Bediord and Taun-
ton passengers proceed immediately On the arrival OF the
mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place, or on board the boats.
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SUPREME COURT-wILLIAM Il; AP-

~ rI ETGN. JOHN A. APPLETON. DANIEL : AFfIft'N
and SAMt III APPLETON agaH A. BARRhi 10 me above
neI D.dan's Yon are hereby summoned AMI required 10
complaint this actnn which Wa hed n the Once o
the end County at Nv iO the twenty sec
selirier 1852, and Of answer 20
the sid cou m .ubcter-, nj their Office, the CITY OF
days aier the OF this summons
elusive the dy Of such scvse aud you u 10 AZ
swe thr plant within The aUresud the plaintiffs
liz acton Judgment against or Ave hundred md ninety
dollar and nert thereon rom he
September II be d the Of this 9conDa'd No
" al 81 New foTk, oct - 1885,,
l,N6NWei EMERSON 4 PRICHARD Plaintiff Attorney
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RAILROAD.-NEw-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direot--u. :. MAIL
Railroad via jersey City, leaving New-York a. and
A. NJ and 81 2. NJ from foot OF Coursland;st Leaves
Phisdelphs same bonrs foot of Wslnust Pare reduced
90 "a Tor first elsss ard 81 50 for seoondclsss
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
thropb sold in the above lines and through baggage
canned in the * T. NJ lines from NswisTk wth through
CONDUCTORS Passengers with bsgste cross the Terry ID min
utts before the trains leave
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and

County YorkJohn shas Ahrahinn Lbssl
Eliza v- Forsyth Iahagh his Inic IL
bash ard Mars Louisa h- lse Young a rssa Young Isac
H. Young John L. Young W liam 4. Young and Robert H. Young
In part onln and hy order Of this Court
thousand sl hunl ed nd hy and Of The such
made and d. hereby that III r.on- having
general len or ncnhrauce by Judgment decree Otherwise
The undivided share interest OF o the pirr sad acton
The snd srd sought De- laone d action and hr
matter dccuDd, Thereof required produce
The uHd gnedi he feiee aQlDhed N w c 20 Ana ~ ils
ald orctI, belize the twenty ysh dy December ncN',
of,c No 10 Wall tn CTS and County Of Ns~ Io proof
suth ons unbr7nccs respectively together with
OF such numbsrres and The date thereof respectively fhe
lends sud ous 90 be T1t ned -ad acton sfe % bed
the PANT IN this acton, oloH. Al That certain lot
zee and p7f 81 and formerly Covered WIN iirf 'ate fni
sid Fret Ward Of the Cry e New fok bounded Urih
easiery Is and late # e h's o Captain Henry hermit,
Jeteassd; touihweery By land now OF 'r The hers o. WI
han Etss lrccasei souhea erJ ~ Washns'on and north
westerly B., the os o land sneiby the Mayor Adees
Conmtn - O Cy John Libssh,
beafug tie fourteenth day september thousand
luu I'll add hy eight the aui iecIbci
sus ATTY ,r,t Width iron; Mashnrtons
The width The And also all that
p.ccr parcel and formerly covered wtie stuAed ~
aud bcus tie Frt Ns of The City Of New fok aud b. ntd
defiant fothc @ from the souh"a,ry corner OF
Wet End Rector established by law. md thence
.ouhes,ey hundred and two feet and seven inches % h-
nohwe terry oornr OF water lot formerly granted oy h' Vof
Aldermen aud Conon " Of The Cfy 81 Nes fo o olive D-,n
noue the w-ie line Of said grant forts feet and nehe thence
westerly husd ed and feet snd eleven IN hc' point
r5scry Inc West distant sou'herT forty et and
h.s if, Oh" place q" suns ind thence hthrfy aOns me
ad Inc o " forty and nche~ 20 tho parcel -snnns
together with al singular the hereteu,s AMI
uerai e. iheanto bons ~. or ~ an5"'e "ppeft h ana ~
Wharfage, advantre end enouuenis efoN ns md ccru
80 LIST cn desrL-l sud fronting on Hnd on river And also
pat ofthe Per number North RIVER whfa
'iaed oTroie to and font o. the premise above ie-nb-i
Isih-r vh s rr two hunifcI snd h nnth pft' o
Wharfage, sdyniage and cnoumcni srsns from
.rowinf out uf per-Daf-i New iofs, a. -.
sTEPHF' CAMBRELkNG. Iieier--
Wt.r Gto,t, ,uorn,ys Tor Pm MO lsw6wW
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FOR freight or passage apply 10 =. ,,., =, ~
FDW'D X. COLLINS 4 Co, No So Wall-st, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 Co. Lily erpool. .
T. @. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms Yard
London. 49,
John MUNROE & Co, Rue Notre Dame des Vic
tories Paris; or, GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships VIII not be accountabe ioI sod
ysr bulhon spccie ieelrv precious metals
kss bills Of ladng signed therefor aud the value theeo
therein expressed.
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DANBURY and NoRwALK RAILROAD

u On and after Sept 5, the following Trans VII
leave Danbury: Ct A.
Gas A. NJ, with passengers, connecting :. soI,n No,'
walk with the New.York and New Haven IA. NJ train
for New-York al 8o9 A. NJ ..,
SIS T. NJ with passengers and freight MID
the Newly orb and New Haven IS, 40 l. NJ az oSo L. NJ
Trans to Danbrry win leave South NoTwah:
l. 40 A. NJ. with passengers and freight RECEIVING p1
songtu frem tie New.YoIk ans New-llasen7 A NJ tam
from New-SoIk.
5soP NJ With passengers only, receiving pasen gers
train from New-YoTk aRd the AZ accommodation tram
from Nsw-HAvsp. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
D4nbury Sept. ~ lS52
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro.

s.,e q County Of hsf-oy ven y.
pe--s hauas asant ELIZA W JOINS hiG o w
logk deceased preseni the ssHe N ".
10 suh<cTite her psge OF e-ssrs-' A. N. CD y -
Cover No g Wals. the City OF Nev toit o. of -,
frs; Jay NAV Dated orb the l-'h DAY O.
osOis~tmw ELIZA L VAN yLECk. Adn-nlsif''nN
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS

l. V CHAHbt Of IN INSoLEENr ifom ~ DEBTS-Pnr-raat
g. ne prtFn n 81 the third aEce the ir.i te
Ter Of ne 'ercnd part Of the Rrvei Statute. JOHN KANE.
oi Cnro situten County y Y ovcn debtor
published OF ls'2 CREDITOR 'rTnr hr Hon itrrovc
County judge o. >ie ben Co b. o The Bath on
IL on day q December 1852. A. O'Clock ne
cau,e any hey h-ve vhy shou g nude
ssd nsoNeri estate ard b. be- discharged rom h.i'1.,
ol3 lavlCwW
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NTEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL

IN ROAD.-SuMMER ARRANGEMENT-On and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 49, 1852 Trains viii run as to
lows: =, -.
Leave New.IIaven at $50 A. NJ Accommodation Train
for New London stopping at all stations II % NJ Tx
press Train for Guiliord, Connecticut River Lyme and
New London connecting with the steamboat and Ialroad
lines for Stonneton, Providence and Newport 6b5 p NJ
Accommodation Train for NewLondon stopping at all sta
tons -
Leave New London at $50 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
for New Haven stopping AL stations 1910 1 NJ, Ex
press Train for Lyme, Connecticut River, Gnford and
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence and
Stonington ia the morning arriving at New London
take this train for Eew-iork $50 r NJ, Accommodation
The IL Is A. NJ Express Train leaves New Haven the
arrival Of the 8 A. NJ Express Train from New York
The Ga5 p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival the p NJ Express Train from New
York. 80. =. ,,o a.
The Trains leaving New-London at $50 A. NJ and lo4o
A. NJ. connect at New Haven with New fork Trans Il
9a5 A. NJ and LIS 7. NJ.
Passengers by the so NJ Train New London can
take the Express Trains at NewHaven for Hartford and
Springfield for New-York, the same evening
RICHARD y. pOWD, Supt
N,w- Haven August n, 1852.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

sac o. he County a New York uoce hereby svrn 70 AZ Pr
a.xns ru, "a MARTIN BRUINS. ae o. me Cty o. Ne-
Ycrt Srca.e5 rfen re am ~fh vneAs,s s-r-l % e
=, h.. Roc tbr Cly Ses srt
"a or hr~ The f~en.y 9Th Ct Deceber seHt-D1re Ne-
Srt r. " - ~. ~. " THOMAS WALLACE. EK-Ca;or.
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~ In the town of Gloucester, Mass, Chas
Our Agents.

sfw Palms Aseat IN srAAesss sof he ss~ o. Us
TsbVLe.
81 Nssa, Dsssr Os5os Co and HosssD srAss os'A "r
ny Morning Edition of Tie Ifiturs al "a u ~
sY Gsopas ~ Bsr.Ls, Crr., recssyes The Aofrns fro
n. Tvenng and .upph~. sGberbsrs regularly
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vVHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
Ed STATES NAIL STEAMERS-fhe ships COM

II IT'D SINIFN NINIL II IlfIF-Ito no 9III' NVIII-
posing this line the following .
ATLANTIC Capt West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye
ARCTIC, Cart. Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These shrs have been built by contract Gov
Every care has been taken III Their con-
,tru,tion 40 also in their Engines TO strength aud
creed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
aused for elegance and comfort Plce OF passage from
KevYork 10 LIVERPOOL in trstcess cabin, Sl In second
do $40; exclusive OF extrsz state rooms Soo from
Iyerpoc TO New-Yok $50 and 40 An experiencedsn sur
seop attached to each ship No berth secured un paid for
PROPOSED DATES OE SAILING