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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
EMPIRE CITY LrNE-roR san FRAN

AZ CISCO, via hSPINNALL and PASAMA-Throagh
Tickets At r. ds-sd RseThe new and .pIendd Sea siP
sfEHhA NEVADA l. 300 tuns burden. j. Dayton Mison
tOnmarder " y leave for AspInV al direct, on IHI NJ
lAf. Nov. T. % O'clock r. NJ from Pier No j. NoIih
kysr, connecting Panama with he new md spend.d
d9ste en-ire gfeafrslrip CITY OF PITTSBURGH. Nv
turs hurn Robert w Foster Corrmandcr, @hich steamer
VII te N re,dires- 70 receive The eneers By the SIIs
Ne' ads, and sl immediately for san Franclsco.
Thee Steamers nEuTpassed for peed veltlaon Sid
sccor odaon and otter suJeor sdysnflEes Tor i1Hies
gong to California Ft aud ecolG CaDn Pass n-ers arc
rrDvdC- Nth state Rooms On both sh ed dine a the
table Part uf the S,ee1ge Of the City Of Psorgh
allotted f-a P-seugo-s ere landed a. Tho Panama
narosd Deot al Aspiryal For rei-hf passage sppiy
70 j. HOW ARD s son, ic-n-s.
No. 50 Broadway. and No. % Nesi-1'.
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

application the Aldermen aad conascualy OF the CITY
"a New Yok relative The OPENING u ONE HUNDRED and
Tw RS1Y THIRD STREET from the Third avenue 70 tho
avenue N eastery ,de Of Ngust Morris The Twelfth
AID CayPubc l. boz ely ~ The Mayor, Al
& men Comnonay the CITY Of New fos statute
III De dd that the sad the MAJOR Adsrmen
and Couuonay OF the Of New Ys nsni 20 male secsos
N the OF New York sprs Term
The a. Court to be the City Hall ths City % New Yoh.
Friday day November, 5l ~ the opening a tbs
counsel be head Zoe
Comm Of kmsfs and As~ eoen IA the
that the nature and sssai o. The improve
srt hereby intended the OPENING ONE HUNDRED and
TWENTY THIRD STREET from the Th1a svsnas V The No.
avenue % The eeery Mount Morn square 10 ths I~snb
Wsr4 Of sad Cy a. hid the plan Of ssh NV asf
and ~ virtue Of Legislature o. the Peovs ne s'
,nte An onshns ~ nyms COZ %
street, and OF New fosk and t< o1ef pafpsss
ps,,ed tp,l s. i0T- Dard, New fofk, oetbsx ~ lcsA
on MO HENRY Il DAVIES, Counsel 70 Tie cofcsatou
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO-

i CEEDS 81 the SALE OF The REAL ESTATE OF WlLLiAh
sOPER ate OF the City Of New roi niess lately made
under he or. OF the the Csnn,y Of rork By
Samuel spssue OF the NewYork dntereed feehoder.
where
sope late the City OF New Yofk decreased aestste,
died erred for the Of HI, debts, the statutes
provided WILL BE DISTRIBUTED By the said
ACCORDING TO La At the sarrossies Once n tho
City York the eighth dag OF November ten seloek
day-Dated thu 22i day OF Soptsner lisa
W NJ ZABRISkIE, Proctor, &c
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TOR ALBANY and TRoY-rare, 50 Cents

u ihe new and beautiful steamer FRANCIS SkIDDf hAv.
ma been recently cited up eht boat with state
rogs and eerhs IN elegant sud afsn;ia manner,
WI commerce running IRON her DICK loot Of Robnsous,
on TUESDAY, lnh list, At p. n and will leave ress.-
AIRY esery ItEsDAi, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
arrangement perfeet 20 promote their comfort For freight
passage apply 90 board or 10
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, AGENT
No. 10 Front-si., " Y.
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ALprRT H. NIcoLsy Auctioneer
INEDEAlI4HnDN Cal ~ % UIN

~
DEREMlTORY SALE OF 81 BEAUTIFUL
II BUILDING LOTS aud COTTAGE SITES IN the
ILEASANT VILLAGE OF WESTCHESTER, n. Y, at
ALERT H. NICOLAY will sell at Auction on MON
DAY Nov g. at O'Clock, at the beautiful village OF West
chester. n. Y. ON the ground: ,
~ desirable building Lots and Cottage Sites 81 feet front
ard reer, and 100 deep .,.
Westchester is one Of the most pleasant and hoTsung
VILLAGES in Weschtser County ard only ~ miles from
the city OF Newly orb by the Harlem Railroad >, ?
This beautiful property rs within i've minutes WIN oi
the tIonos Newly ORR and New Rochelle Railroad which
Will e. INTO operation shortly Stages run regularly every
dsy 10 and from this place and the Harlem Railroad depot
fhe ground nearly level aud sufficiently elevated TO Sc
cure saubrous atmosphere, and the soil is OF the hrst
qunLty. A., -;
Clutches schools and academies within the imnedi'
ate vicinity The convenience from the CITY, TO-
rethr with the healthy location and excellent neighbor-
hood all combine make this exceedingly deslrahle
property either for genenans country residence, or lot
The aechanc aud workngman well safe and profitable
Investment tor capitalists tire property III the vicinity IL
rsre ard VIII continue 20 rse, and must rapidly increase
in value Title indlsputable l.,
rms-lC per and the Auctoneers tees on the DAY
OF ele 40 cent the 9Th OF December, Nhen ths
de-, as win be delivered and balance remain on bond
and mortgage three years per cent Or l0per cent
ard the Auctoneers fees the day OF sale andthe balance
in monthly nalmen of 10 per cent each until the whole
amount Is paid. ~ -.
discount OF 10 per cent will be made on all lots bought
Mars and full particulars be obtained of the Auc
free excursion by the Harlem Railroad will be msde on
,h dsv OF the sale Tickets can be obtained free OF charge
on arplyng 10 j. v Hu;scher Esq, No. 96 Chathanlst
or 10 the Auctioneer, No. 40 Wallst
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b. A. Chiffon, Auctionesr.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF about 100 LOTS
j and PARTS Of BLOCKS Of GROUND A. DnnairS, at
the termination of the NewYOrk and Erie Ratroed, ct
Auction. -, -, ,,,,,-oc,, a., ~, .
II O'clock nj the Merchants Exchange, ~ Vs. all those GER
tam pects Parcels aud lots of LAND, situate at Dunsk,
Cauinnaue County State of NewYok, aud lid down ana
desspstcd on q mop entitled Map Of part Of the town OF
Dupkrk Chatauque County State Of New-YorS, 1888 as
lois M mbers 49, A. 81 So 81 s. 81, So o. 81 90 ~ ~ ~,
on Ccntre also Lots numbers 40 A. 49, 81 a. 90, ~ on
Lypy e., aleo Lots numbers ST. Sc Buao-5t also Lots
nrHbrs g. So 6 So o. 81 Eat trout-st also Lots
numbers a. e5 81 CO. H. on West Front-st; also, Lots
Numbers A. 49, a. A. 49, s. East Tnirdst also Lots
numbers 90 81, 81 on Eagesi also Lot number % on
Irk-st: also Lots numbers IL, So II, Swanst Lot
number 81 Canary-st; Lots numbers33 81 So q 49, ~
81 So a. Co. g. 10 IL Dove-st; Lots numbers o. %,
g. 65 g. g. on Ploverst Lots numbers D. D. ~ ~, 49,
A, A, Az, 81, ~, on Deer-st. ~ -
Also rs eet of the front OF Lots Nos H. - 10 H. 49, on
West 1hd st.; also, lots Nos Ho lU2, Centres and MS
90 lei Lark-st in block 70: also, Lots Nos 10 III ANA
ry-st also Lots Nos 81 81 70 % in block y3 also all the
rsbt and intereD OF H. Neyins Of in, aud to the
north rart of block No SOL East Fourths being 100 feet
m nj y 10 feet deep the north part Of block No H. West
Fourtkst being 100 feet front by 10 feet deep the north
part Of LOCK III being l60 feet front by 2O feet deep;
viii be sold al Iubc auction ito close concern) at the
Merchants Exchange the city Of NewYork on the lth
day Of November a. d. 1852 at II O'clock noon OF that
day Terms Cash0 per cent payable the day OF sale aud
the balance fifteen days thereafter when deeds viii be de-
hvord. - eco,r
A. Chiffon Auctioncers No . Wuli-st.
- RUSSELL II. NENlNS.
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HENRY i. LEEDS, Auctoneer. .
II ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE OF

IL FURS-By order of Constable oxecntionZThe entire
stock Of large Broadway dealer-HENltYT LEEDS wlu
sell tLove THIS DAY, Oct 70 at 10y O'Clock at sales
room No SO Chan bersst near Broadway large as ~
Of Furs consisting in part Of Mut NicoInes' u'
&c: nal Naren. Sable Fitch, Sable stone MaIten MINK
Sable ETmDe Siberian So uire Chneil LONDON
Mink. Also, splendid assortment OF Sleigh KoDes VOL
Fox lie ar and Lynx Also Mus Tppets, Cuhs add VIC
torDes OF The fIs quality manufactured expressly for the
Broadway trade. The assortment VIII form sale u1sf-
psssd in The CITY and well worthy the attention OF the
made and others Catalogues the morning Of sale.
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SAN FRANCIS

i
CO-The shortes; aud cheapest route-Only line giving
tickets for the Ishmus-The faNonte doube-en-
s1ue steamship PROMETHEUS. 800 tuDs, ~hlleave from
fi,r No North River, at o'clock NJ precisely, on
FRIDAY Nov connecting with the PACING steamer over
IN, Ncarasus Transit Route having but twelve miles OF
land IansportstiOn.
These steamers usryaed in their accommodation aud
ventilation.
For information passage, gPply only to
u. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
No Battery-pace up stairs
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EOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New-York

Il and Canada Dispatch Liue.-lhe beautiful clipper
pacAet.shp BOTINIA James 4. Avery COmmlnder,
iOC0 TINS burden and only 81 years Old VIII sol for The
above Port out the 10th of November This splendid SNIP
Lay. made one very successful yOYege 10 CaoInia, aud
her commander having great experience IN the Australian
trade persons engaging may expect very lort passage
her between are very high and torouey ventilated
and fitted UP with State Rooms Tor the comfort OF taad
or single persons An experienced surgeon viii accompany
the ship with other proper attendants All persons ABOUT
taking as age aye respectfully Invited examine for them
selves before engaging elsewhere, board Pier . last
RIVER OF to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. i65 and liz
South-st. n. Y.
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WILLIAMS. STEVENS * WILLIAMS
w GREAT ANNUAL SALE Of AMEhlC m and
FOREIGN PAINTiNGs-A, the National Academy Of
Deslgp No cts Broadway opposite Bond-f. New ON
on WEDNESDAY, 9th, THURSDAY, Sssh, aud FRI
DAY, 18th inst.
MessrA WILLIAMS, STEVENS & WILLIAMS b;s
leave to announce teis hgst Great Annual sale OF fnt
mrs BY American and Forcg Artists ~ Distinguished rep
pssop 10 Include, among Others the Uorn OF paSand,
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rV'HF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
Il I'D STATS MAIL STEAMERS.-Ihs shps com

TO7ILL =.
ATLANTIC Capt. West PAClFIC, Capt, Nye,
ARCTIC, CAPT Luce. BALTIC, Capt tom-tocs
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract eNprt SLY Tor Gov
c-unent service. Every las been taken IN their con-
stTrCon also IN their Elsnes, 10 insure strength and
speed and thtT accommodations r passengers une-
ausled for elegance and comfort Price Of pcssge nom
NeW-Yok to Liverpool hrsrclsss cabin, sD IN ssrond
Do SIC exclusive Of eIssIe state rooms, DJi nom
LycrVooi 10 Nevi ork. 20 end % An exPerenred SIR
seon attached each ship. No berth secured until rad Tor
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EnR uyERPOOI-rnited States Mail

Il Steamship BALTIC. Captain jos j. C0ns.o, A-Tils
steamer VIII depart with tie Untsd - rs f3r Europe,
positively On SATURDAY. Oct 81. at L oclock VI, rum
ttr berth aithc oi o Canal No ts secured III paid
for For if passage. having uneqaaed acc9nnofa-
tcIs tor e.e .sDcc ard comfort apply 20
EDW X. COLLISS6 co. NJ. IS Wall-st
Pasongers are requested ~ be board Il II 4 NJ The
stearrship ARCTIC viii succeed the BALTIC, and viii
sell on tie 18th Move llber
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TREE EXCURSION 70 MELVlNA.-Ihe
pruprieto-. Of this beautiful village have Chartered
SIN OANIB SIS tie Tree conyeys nee OF 81 pm
desiring 70 VISIT and examine the loction OF fhOAi;
Srfh inst and lst and ID prsx They Val leave a. me
MlllnlrsbUrgh ltTres every nall hour, from n " s
iP. NJ aud VII each display Nelslna flag ., -, .
The offered IN this property are 80 favorable At
any person in moderate circumstances may PHrehase
lope with the certainty Of paving il from IL income
OF the coming four years, when rs vane Val DC mnca
rrfster than
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of jesse c.

Il SMITH E Surrogate Of the County King hereby
accordsg a. pr hayas esIgl. CORSE
LIUs VAN cLEEY fs d The City Of Bsoyn, deeelsed .
exhibit the Sh the so0cbs thereof %
de saIscrier Charles Lowey. hs ode No 81 Fulton
re City Brooklyn, hs- h- 18th dy a Fesr4y nsst-
D..st, Jriy - -.
cEAIu.Es g BEIIs,
JASOB - SUEsSO~, 4 LseSas>t>
5ao IsuezYr IBAg.LLs J. LowREI)
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Wattbes, 1ewe!rp, ST.

~ BY THE QUANTITY.
or BY the SINGLE ARTICLE at the
MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
FOR CASH.
Diamond Cluster Pins, RINGS Large Stone Diamond Kings
and Pine Ladies Rich Gold Bracelets ard Breasplls for
az the mandatory OF tho subscriber, NO oI BROAD
way, corner White-gt. up stairs.
DAVID RAFT. Manufacturing Jeweler.
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rCHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

liz Dill anu -NOiA II -t-lIsiSl' ~
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
ana LIZ ERPOOLThe Boston ships only celiug At Halifax
10 land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA Capt Judkns AFRICA, Capt. " rrrison
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA Capt Ressie.
ASIA. Cat. Lott NIAGARA, Capt l. itch.
AMERICA. Capt. " Shannon CANADA. Capt. Lang
TLec sseis clear nte light mast head green
staIboaTd bow, I'd on port bow.
ASIA. Lott, from NEWLY TORN, "Wednesday Oct. N.
AMFRlCA. shannon. from BOSTON "Wednesday, OctH
EUROPA, Refine. from NEN-lORk " edneslay Nv. J.
NIAGARA L.itch. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Nor. 10.
Al RIGA. Harrison, I'm. Nl.WyORk Wednesda, Nov. H.
CANADA. Laur. from BOSTON We.ines.lay Nov IL
ASIA, Lot, from NEWBORN Wedue-fay, Dec. /.
EUROPA. Retire from NETWORK. "Wednesday, Dec H.
NIAGARA Leifch. from BOSTON W cdnesdsv, Dec. -.
AFRICA. Harrison iiu. NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Dec -
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan. D. 1853
ARABIA. Judkins FIN. " YORK, Wednesday Jan. = 1853
AMERICA. Shannon, I'm. BOSTON W cdnesday. Jan. 49,
Passage from NewNork Boston 10 LiyerpOol-Finst
cabin. 10; second cabin, SO
Berths not occurred until paid for.
Frerh VIII be charged specie beyond n amount yr
ptrsonal expenses.
Anexperenced Surgeon on board.
- All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post or ce For FREE ght passage apply 20
r. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling-groen.
II French, German, and other Foreign Goods received
and brought with British Goods. Through balls
OF lGding gwen IN Hivre for NewfoTk.
NATCnEs.By order Of the British Treasury. watches Of
foreign Manufacture bearing the names or N rs OF English
manufacturers viii be hereacradnttedi in Engandn tran
the United States and other ccunLes IN c)nse-
quence of which French and Swiss waces may be Aipped
Of Havre for NewYork Boston via Liverpool wituti
the sk heretofore. OF being seized by tue In
gish Custom-House.
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CUPREME COURT.--In tho matter of tho

SOD Mayor. Aldermen and Comm nsy tho
CITY New York relative TO the OPENING Of ELEVENTH ST.,
from Dry Doek to tss Eat River the ilth Ward f said city,
Pubic notice hereby sven, the Mayor, Ai.ihen asd Com
nay City OF New York tstnts such ads
provided that the said the nyo Aldermen and cosnonsy q
Cry Hewyort intend 20 make spp the supreme
the OF New Yos SPECIAL FERN u the aid Court
hold the City Hall OF the CITY Of New fofk sArUH
DAY 3oih dy Of October i2 at the tbs Court
thereafter counsel bs heard ios The
poncnt OF Commissioners tnats and Assssamsat the
Untitled matter that the sni extent VI tho ppoye
Hereby Intended l. the opening Of nth from Dry Doet q,
the River ne nth Ward Of the City Of New Yo, lad
plan said city, undr and By virus o. an oct u
te Le ure People OF the State entitled An Act rsls
touching the laying out Of Streets and ROADS
CITY New Ygk snd Tor other parposcs passed Apa
Iss7.-Dated, New Y0rk, Oct 9, 1904
o7 40 HENRY y. DAVIES, Counsel 10 the Corpofaton
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
II NOVA-sCOTIA.-The new and splendid steaI-sag
SIR JOHN HARN El, bulk expressly Isr thus a.e, 80
furnished in elegant STYLE for the acconHo cation o.
gers Will leave the end Of Long Wharf Boston Tor nan
every SATURDAY, At O'Clock p NJ and cave hAi
fax fer Boston every TUESDAY, az o'clock PM rare
Firs, Cabin including meals $40 Fare-Second cam
without meals SIS For freight apply 10 LIAM,
JONES l. Co. Boston +. WIRE Co, HsAtaNi OF 'n'
Captain. on boari.-BoS;on. July 81. 1882
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b. a. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
nUNKIRK LOTS at 4 UCTION :

II IT Y " II Y ITO t = = 7 y
~ TRUSTEES SALE OF AD VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS at DUNkIRK.-Will be sold at pubic
Auction, the Merchants Exchange, in the City Of
Newly ok. on THURSDAY Nov. 4, 1852 At IL o'clock
.poop, by Mesas COLE Chiffon, Auctioneers, 2io
valuable Building Lots atuated in the hoursDg town OF
DunkiIk the terminus Lake Erie, Of the great New
York and Enc Railroad, comprising the whole OF the i've
blocks Of land deEgnaed the map o. sd town By tho
numbers l18 49, ia, 49, and 1876 These Lots very
ehebly of the best portions Of the town
the remarkable and continued growth of which renders
matter OF certainty that from The various advantages 1t pos
II must ere long, become town ofycry Considerable
importance fine opportunity offered TO capitalists
for judcious and profitable investment For maps and
terms (.hsh latter VIII be favorabel apply 70 the
tiOnCeIs. at thor office, No. Wall-st, New-York
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

wi ERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-GREAT MAIL
hOU1E TO ChlCAGO.-On end after MONDAY, May 81
-unn further norcepessnser steamers and trains WIN
FNPREss STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARDROBE OF the frst-clss STEAMERS, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE. viii leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted al
NJ ana punrA At - At night reaching onrOe at I'm
the next day aud proceeding q Toledo the same AFTERNOON
An exrrtss tram will leave Monroe az 2PN, or On tao
ARRIVAL Of the bcct daily Mondays excepted rea hing Cai-
eago the same evening" ard connecting az Chicago with Inst
cas steamers for Milwaukee and ether ports On Lake Mich
igan ad with Canal packets and Railroads westerly 0i
Ihltsro - 49,. - . -
FXPRFSS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
Saturdays c1reI ted and reach Monroe q next
An express will leave Toledo every morning ex
cept SUNDAY and cave Monroe arrival OF the trains Om
Chicago and reach Dunkk end Buffalo several hours
the time for the hrst Express east Um New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers aud trains Monroe viii each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
ce TED at NJ connecting at Toledo IN Inc OF steam
ers Cleveland and Sandus&y, and stopping at all the
way stations viii reach Chicago al 81 Pm.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leaye Chicago daily, Sundays
EXCEPTED . An stopping at all statons and arriving az
Toledo NJ connecting with steamers Ia SandnsNy aad
Cleveland ard aIgyng there III uue Tor all She morning
trains iion those places. . -
Iacket-boat lcayes Toledo at An for Fort Wayne and
ports me Wabash Canal JOS. IL MO'hE,
Adrian. June l. 1852 superintendent
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THE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM

Il P4Nf-A me,tine Of the Stockholders Will D. held
AZ Keyrort on TUESDAY he 9Th November pe,t Nh,
viii BE- made Of the prospects and coadnon Of
TIE Coupany.
Boat VII he provided for the purposs and Lard At The
new dock tuilding on the property.
Persons desous oi examining the place VII be furnished
with ck the excursion BY applying AZ Once, No Il
Hanoyer-sf
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A. v. NERWIN, Anctionecr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Trade
Dsales Rooms No. 10 ParkTow
BARTLETT WELFoRD's SPLENDID STOCK
FRIDAY, Oct. o. at g p. ".
NrS1H DAYS SALE-COmmsncing with BOOKS op Gen.
sral and Classical Phology, Antiquities Oriental Lers
tore ard Languages The Naturs and Physical SCIENCE Use
ful AIts, Sc.
The particulars ia catalogues.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the mattcr of cha

~ arplaon OF the Mayor Alderman and COMMONLY Of the
York the OPENING OF Eleventh Az irons
18th - TO 59hi the 18th wad ofsad city Pubh
hereby ycnby the Mayor Aldermen
New iok ppfsus the statute such made and provided,
that the sad the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF tho OF
N,wYos intend 10 make appfs 10 the supreme Court Of The
State fos at special term Of the said Court 10 be held a.
TIE City Han IN the City OF NcwYors Friday the 18th day Of
Move mt er the opening the that day,
ihe caller be- heard for the appointment OF comms
OF ktnaie and the above entitled matter that
the nature sud eAnt Che Intended the Of
lit rom etht TO h st, the 18th Ward Of the City Of
Nfw fk aid cut on the the City OF New fors
under nd By Of an the ature OF the OF
iort entitled An Adreiveto toschns the laJf
and road the CITY Of New passed Apnls
ltoT Dated New York, Oct. y is6l.
HENRY r. DAVIES. Counselt To the Corporsfios
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RAfES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMUS-The new and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES, VIM. c. Berry, Commander, will leave New
York for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay, WEDNESDAY, Nov
the new double engine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT,
2lOO tuns Edward Dunn Commander, which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers by the
UNITED STATES, for San Francisco stopping only e
Acapulco supplies This line has failed TO con-
meet at the appointed time.
These yesss IN accommodations ventilation, speed and
safety are unsurpassed An experienced physician a.
tachtd to each steamer.
Passengers will BE- landed on the wharf at Aspnwal and
take the Panama Railroad. ,.,
Passengers are cautioned that all tickets tor tins me-
must bear the signature OF the undersigned ana thI no
otb,r nares ar authorized sell tickets at Newly OK
Arplvto DAVIS BROOKS Co, General Agents,
Fry No y Beavcr.st, New-fork, or
ZONES 4 JOHNSON No. lOi Westst,
corner o Libcrty-.t.
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PROPOSED DATES VI SAILING.

EDWD X. COLLINS 1 Co. 10. sc Waist, V Y.
BROWN. SHfPLEY & Co. Liverpool.
h 6. ROBERTS d Co, No. u Kings Arms Yard
LllGOn.
JOHN NUNROE L Co. Rnc Notre Dame ies VIC
torres FsTis OF. GEO. II. DRAPER fiayrc.
The owners Of these SHIPS vii not BE- 1eOuuaDe Tor sod,
silver billion specie cly precious stones or nela nm
les ts Of ladLs sighed therefor and The value thereof
therein expressed.
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Tor LNERPOOI-Dramatic Line
Il Pocket Of 26.h NOVEMBER-The splendid and favor
It, sckei-.hip GARRICK. Cap Thos " alser, Vii sal
atOye, Ter regular gay For freight or p-siee hl'lns
fne state room acconroGaoa apply Oh bond al Per NO
II kesi River or 20
sPOFfORD. TILEsTON & CO. No. 8 soulll-si.
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DANBJ1Ry and yORWALK RAILROAD

~ On snd after sept % the following trains VIII
leave Dunbury;
I645AM with passengers, connecting II South Nor
walk with the New-York and New Haven A. II. ran
k,r New-York al S.09 A. NJ.
2 sis T. NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
the New-York and New-Havrn -. 40 Y NJ, ~ sd Z NJ
Trains 10 Darbury VIII leave South Ncrwak;
l. 90 A. NJ with passengers end freight, receivns pss-
senSeIs frsm the NewYork and New-Haven a. d. nam
tom New-Nork.
Q $40 NJ with passengers only receiving passengers
rom the New-iork sud New-haven SD r. " Express
nam from New-York and the % accommodation r,in
rom New-Haysn HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Danbury Sent 70 1882
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surr,,-

County OF New loTk n0ss hereby all
hsS cius sSaIs GEoRGE W. ArkiN late hs CITY of
New Nofs Deceased present the same, with vouchers
usrto tie erhcr the Office o. henry AfrNt> No sfy
clause ps,e city of New Yogs third
oi February EcnL-Datel York the dy Ausa
ls.2 SARAH r. AifhlN.( .,...a.,.....
au.I lawtmfs HENRY AifkN, q 'NAAN-N"'''