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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
mfoirll.

HOLLOWAY's PILLS. for the CURE OF
III WEAK DIGESTION DlSOROERED STUN
ACHS and DEBlLITATED COSsIIII IION N-,l 1s
md zorfing Of these aston snz
Ps are 60 xea that ali persons Of low OF nervous a4o
or digestive impaired should 90 -
t AZ he os. 6ebifaied constitutions have been reno
vsfed by then use after every other medicine nd Den
trd IN vain Ocers the army and oners mat hAs Ie
800 In se tre N warm climates. when s1nering non
bors Affections or liver complaints have mvHAoiy been
cured by the use OF Holoways Phls >. -, g.. -
500 x IN venders OF medicines N the Unlted states 10
90 .r5 boves Al ST. cents 81 and 81 D. eAsn tla
holess ~ the pr5eual drle hgusss II ne Um.ea
and by Msssrs A. B. ID. SANDS, Ne~-1ofa' Az y -D'
prcprietor Ne 81 Strand Lcncon
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SUPREME COURT-County

l\of KnF-Rcha-d Lnsvith John w. H-rbet-snmnons
10 he above named DEFENDANT You hereby unnoled and
required the compliant "a his acton whFh WI b.
Ned 70 oee OF the Clerk OF the County Of Mugs, At n,
Office Al the CIV Hall Of Brooklyn, and to copy OF
your anwef the sad compliant the subicnhcf At Ms
ofce. Is5 Broaiwsy, 'he cry Of New fork, within
twenty irys exclusive
dly srch and yon i' 10 answer the -sd com
pn within tiorr.ad. e uh ihs acton ~ sppy
a. the Cou.i for the relief DEMANDED the id Nov
lsi.. D. x. BOGAkpts :, Plaintiff Atofny
T, complaint in thu action 4 OF
Kn ouniy. city Hall CRY of Boohyn the an dy OF
November. ~. T.. K. BOGARDCs, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
N.nE. I'd
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NIICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
WI ERN INDIANA RAlLROADS.-GtEAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY, May ~
until further no.ce-passs netr steamers ana uahs W"
FXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST:
WARD-Oue Of the hTst-cGss steamers JlItEtN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA OF EMPIRE
STATE viii leave Buffalo daily. SUNDAYS exc 7ted az
PM ana Dunkrk Il l. AZ night reaching Monroe a. : m
the next day and proceeding q Toledo tue same Afternoon
Anex,ress tTain viii leave Monroe ~ Pm, or on the
ARRIVAL OF the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching Chi-
eo the same evening and connecting at CHICAGO Win nrs
cla for NJ aukee and otheTp ports on LAKE Men
and with Canal packets AID Railroads westerly non
Chicago. 49,. .-1,,,.<, =. d. -
EMPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-EXprcss llns viii leave Chicago at NJ. daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe az 81 next morning
An tXpress vii leave Toledo every nornnR eh-
cert SUNDAY and leave Monroe arrival Of the Trains Tom
Chcaso-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous 70 the for the hi Express trans esst fron New-
York Albany and Boston
TLe eeIs ard trains a. Monroe will connect each way
regular buats for Detroit and Toledo. - -
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This tram VII leave Toledo daily, Sundays eI-
eeped Al ~ connecting Toledo with line Of steam
err ron Cleveland aid Ssnusky and stopping az ell The
wsv stations viii reach CHICAGO At 81 PM
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted q AN stopping AZ all stations and arriving a.
Toledo al NJ connecting with steamers q Sandssy AID
Cleveland and arriving there in tine for ali the morning
trans from these places. - -
pecketbost leave. Toledo Al AN for For Wayne and
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. n NOOhE,
ADRIAN, June l. 1852 sapernIeHae
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;z1- TIL. London Leader saws Of Tenoysous

ode on the death Of the Ddke Of Wellington From
out the Wengtoniaa literature poem stands emf.
nent, because signed by great nanie-Alfred Tenny.
sonbut not even that great name the love besr
H. prevent saying Of TINS Ole on the De1h OF
the Duke Of Wellington what an intnsically poor per
Torrance IL L. 30 little thought h. have bean
slowed it that the title Is not sppropriate-the
ode s not the desth but the burial OF the Duke
which II neither describes calls up before the reflect
i've eye, suggesting grand and mournfUl image The
substance Of the ode il male up OF commonplace re
lectons the form wants redeerning spendor o. irn.
sgery BETTING great event"
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painiins, &e.

INC PAINTS Warranted Pure The
lNEw-JERSEY ZINC CO. Warehouse No. IS Dey-
e prepared supply the.r Zdnc Pants at the follow
hprices:
No. White, Fround in oil, &c per pound
No. White, ground IN OH &c. per pound
No 3 White, ground IL Oh, &c per pound.
Brow. ard Black, around IN oil, sc. peT pound
Dry White OF Zlnc. &C. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
III thorough in Europe and tho United STATE. hss
ksn found retain its beauty and protective qna long
nthGn any other paint For whioness and bninaney
srrN aled 10 free from al poisonous properties 80 csnn1on
% dan in other pigments; Will cover-equs w-s1t-
Com 10 TO 100 per space than lead and IL
ore much cheaper the customer. Az inEide pant "
s not turn yellow when exposed 70 the sspnnrons
fsses Of coal free the foul AIR of ships Their Mnte
Zine around in ysnsh produces the porcelain finish. Tbi
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
An few kours form hard and solid metallic eoatss Upon
wood hrck iron and other metallic surfaces HnI arc T.
msYIsbIe FOR their freproof properties Tb, are slcsy
,dspted for marine purposes having beer oun ~ .
,arroSing action OF sat water 80 desf'''1 " 'N'
DesS" (lNSING a sorJsR, Agents, No IS Dey-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
~ We have before mentioned the VA,

probability that the steam propeller oneids foundered
with all on board during the late storm on Lake Erie.
III, Boston Courier says in relation TO this
We are informed by Mr. = T. Bacon, Of this city that
there Ia no longer any doubt Of the loss Of tie Oneida,
and bu little hope remains that any OF those on board
were sayed The Keystone State passed the Oneida
keeled up and for nine miles above Dunkirk the beech
was sewn with portions Of the wreck and cargo, but
no bodies seen. One small boat vashed sshore
soye To pieces the ether with the papers aud books
Of tie Oneida also the provision box had come ON
shore The captain w. 3 Rice, Tor Rich was from the
vicinity Of Boston, and hss family now here
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Ocean Steamers, &e.
p AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-Yor

EOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New-York
and Canada Dispatch Line.-rhe beautiful clipper
packet-slIp BOIHNIA, James A Avery, Commander,
shove pr ahout the 18th OF December This splendid ship
hayins MADE one very successful voyage TO California ana
her having great experience IN ne AnsraAAn
trade persons engaging expect very saosI pasase
her between decks are very high and thoroughly Vsae
and fired with State Rooms for the comfort OF families
-, = pefsous An experienced surgeon will accompany
,hs h Wit other proper attendants All persons ABOUT
taxing raGse respectfully invited TO examine Tor
i, bStoYe engaging elsewhere board. Pier IS East
P;ySr or 70 BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos lss and liS
South-s; n Y.
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Gorscs, Carriages, Nr.

CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE-One pair
~ Of sound, stylish, bay Carnage Horses aud wears
old, about l6 hands high. Apply u JAMES YETMAN.
NoI96 Broome-st.
nORSES and CARRIAGE WANTED
ANY person having pair Of good Vorses, Harness
ano gli CarrGsc with three not niue used aud
bcree Ton Buggy which they wish TO dspase Of AZ a
AsYe,e rr,ce in exchange Tor ether propory,sy hear
~ nurchaser by addressing w d., At ;Es oihce,with
descriptcr of each article and price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Marshal HuIfsh. of New Brunswick NJ

has succeeded in srrerng less than negroes IN
various psr Of that city the whole of them being
nected together band Of thieves Five of the number
were found In Pesce-st In house next Heins wesving
thop, found IN hat the gully and one
the steamboat dock Their piferngs various,
prising calico cottons &c. They were all taken 10 the
County Jail there to await their Trial at the next Of
the court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
DANBI-RY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

nANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.
~ On and after sept Is, The following Trans VII
leave Dsnbury: -, ~
CAS- A NJ with passengers, connecting a. south Nor
vsIk with the New-York and Nev-Hsye A NJ tran
fer Nev-York st8O9 A. NJ
sl5P VI with passenger. and freight connecting WIN
me New.York and New-H sven S. AZ P NJ al I'D r NJ
Trans 70 Danbury Will leave south Nor~ai. -. 49,.
aa A NJ. with pasSeu gers ana ire gnt reoe',at -
seugers ron the Nev-lork and Sew-HAVen A VI HSA0
sorn NewNo'k. ..-.
. Sap NJ win passengers only, receiving y1sensen
fou, he New-York ard New-HAven SD 7 VI Expres
trsn nom New-lork and the ~ accommodation IAN
frorl New-HsveR. HARVEY sMlIH, superintendent
Dalbury. SEPT. =. lS52
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mo IOAR COTCH-You are hereby sum.

rnoned and required the complaint he supreme
CO.., M Jane. Barr ps nf whch he IN diyO N9yen
~ TIE sk "a the CousJ o hOnfpe And
90 serve copy 81 Hfury No ton Al ta1 ~
" Al Rrcckprf CoaHty Monre Sihn twenty days After
TIE eHcasve o. he Day me serVee
,t.reof ard you al thr compliant, the ganti ~
81. frnt sssn YOU for sIrO ts-fh- 9TH interest thereon
o tn an az ii November b--e- costsNsv q lS52
10 l.u6UTu H. P NORTON PasEaas AioSDey.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railrodos.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK
Il OCEAN HOUSE, Long Brsneh,l PORT WASH.
NGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK Md
Sl,tovuO ana RED bANk-rhe and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT. Capt. A. II. Hagserty, vii leave
the New Haven Pier, Pecksip, East River, as follows
,soN Syw-YoKE FROM SHREWSBURY
Vs6n,sSay pee ! "a M "Wednesday, Dec. /, II A. NJ.
Tbp,,Ssv bee 2 s NJ Thursday, Dec. : II. A. NJ
E,Csv bee SEAM Friday Dec. 5 l2t N.
ssurSsv- bee 4lPM Monday, Dec. {, l Pm.
sr.Ssy ne 7 Jpn "Wednesday, Dee s. ?. Pm.
Tsrr.Ssv Dec . = pm Friday Dec TO- "A. VI
SATURDAY, Dec. IL. A. NJ. MONDAY Dee' - A. n
Tuesday Dec. Il, A. Tuesday, pee "a, w a. "a
The stages .or Soua-n viii IN connection with boat
persons aye forbid utps above boa; CT the account OF
.Ae owners.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

" ROUTE from NEW-YORK to VERMONT and
Tickets to Bellows Falls Rutland,
BuIhnpton Windsor White River Junction. Wells River,
S. Johnsbury ST. Aians Rouses Point OsdensbuFsh aud
Montreal by the New-YoTk and Newliayen IN connection
with the Northern Railroads. Express Traus leave a.
AN. and 80 7 NJ. Ticket Office corner bI0dSSy snI
Csraisf New-York Freight by steamer TRAVELLER,
from Peek slip every Jay precisely PM IN connection
with the Railroads with Dispatch at reduced rates to Bur
hngtou Ogdensburgh Montreal and inteIediate towns
Tie Railroad Compaes forming the Sew-Hiyen route
Determined make 70 the most comfortable and eNedOus
winter route from Ncw-YOrs 10 Vermont and insih
= HYDE. Rallroad AGENT. No l59 South-st. W.
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DFC1UAR MAIL LINE, via StOningtOn

DFCIVAR NAIL LINE, VIA StOnlngtOn,
Is - poSTON PROVIDENCE. NEW-BEDEORD
- TII'NTCN Tile steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, Of this llue, now Tin regularly As
fr|tofore Alternately leaving Per Nc North River mt
1fsff aboye Baiteryplace, daily. Sundays excepted
P NJ. ana Stonipeton 81 o'clock + NJ OF OIL Al'A Of
,le T,s,I train ,ghi,h leaves Boston ~ ) 7. NJ ,
w rbS SSACHVSETTS, from New-York-N1nday,
Wednesday and Friday From stoningtoo-Inesd'y nai'
day and saturday. - e S,,o--
daily, Except Sundays, a. + NJ r. " "a R.,,s,x
place or o. board the boats.
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ATEW.LERSEY RAILROAD--NEW-

NEW RSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct >. MAIL
EXPRESS LINFS-Through IN Al hours--New jersey
Railroad via jersey City, leaving NewYork Of and
A. NJ and 81 p. NJ. from foo; OF COurtlandtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours, foot OF Wanutst Fare reduced
r. - for ella and q 81 for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHAHLESTON
through tickets sold the above lines and through baggage
earned in the 81 NJ lines from York with throush
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the terry 10 MIN
ufes before the trains leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

| ACkAWANNA COAL-The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company are receiving orders for
baekswanna Coal clean and in good condition for steam
shpTi or manufacturing PURPOSES by the cargo OF sna
quantity deliverable either at Rondout Or in the hafbor Of
New-York, from their boats or by carts
Apply at the Office Of the Company, No 81 warst or at
their yards foot Of huberst corner of King and Green
wchsts cor of Goeveneur and Front-ss New-York AID
m furnnen-st, near the foot Of State.st crooklyn.
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>-FW.yORK and ERIE and CANANDAI.

n EW- UNIV dHU EhIL1 dlu OAN4A-'D-NI-
~ qua and ELMIRA RATLROAD-Fa Fail Arrangements
Trains leave NewYork and Enc Railroad Pier foot OF
Dusre-sf.) b follows
Mel Tran At A. NJ. aniyesat Elma at ot VI, stays
over gh and leaves 1t A " for CanandsEia R)chs'r
Buffalo Niagara Falls ard al the principal towns West
ern Newly ORR aud Canada
Night F1rress at T. NJ directly through TO Csnanil'gus
and Eli places above mentioned. Passengers by tins ran
tse IN Eiura Feights for the above places vii
h. taken by Express Freight Train at 7. VI.
WILLIAM G LAPHAM, Supt {. aud b. H. Il
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is herebv giyen 70 AN parsons having

claims agr the e-;air Of JAMES CNiERON late Of the
CIV OF New lork deceased that they required 70
HIN with the vouchers thereof 20 The 'nhcb'f the RI
the lat % and ttncnt Of -ad deceed AZ h- place
r.. en.e the CIV Of New YORK before
IN. ljh day Of J.nusry, ls53 JOIS CAMERON Executor
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CpFCIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-

CPFCIE and GOLD DUST from CALlFOR-
NIA-NFW.NORN and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SIIIp line No. ~ BrosdwGy-Ihe attention OF parties
dr;np returns from California IN Speoeor cold Dust %c
S,eced 10 the notice OF Newlo underwriters at ioo'
DAVIS, BROOKS & Co. General Agents
NEw-YoRK, sept. 10, 1852.
TiIE NI,NN-l DIRK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SIIIP LINE having arranged with Nessrs. Garrison \
E,etz IN furnish specic guard, which has been deemed sat
sfcioy ~ the undersigned they are now "ns 70 ASe
Insnrace iom San Francisco 10 New-NOrk aud TO MAKE
81 s,c ,eucfion in premium foT coming under the pro
tsction of The guard of Messs Garrison Fret from Fan
anna 10 the Atlantic coast as has been ana Is yer W
sc eualded by the guard of Messls Moequen huftado
Company. fc;,oN zrp Cook
Ne"'ioiA - 1SiSn,M t y. SATTERrHwAiTE
c.,,,,orriaN Iprprsnce Co (Sgned) DAM D SMITH.
Atis.uc Mutual lus Co, (Signed) WALrIk yoNts'
The ST. Mutual insurance Co tsepedl a. y; VsLsSs
Union Mute,l ms Co (Sgned) j. L. L.THSoP; Prest'
Atlas Mutual Insurance Co.. (Signedl ~ II. osSoop.
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Northumberland
" EpJNNEII, 4 Go

Remtauces-Passagss.
BOWMAN. GRINNELL X Co, No. 20
kC Souh-si New York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SNALLOW-TAIL LINE OF PAChEI StlFs.
LIVERPOOL PACKTTs sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sa every
and 2lst Of every month. alternate THURSDAY
LIVERPOOL. LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR x. PEI d,
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS OuNNBLL'
OI FEN or TIiT WEST INDEPF NDENCE,
COSSIANTINF AMERICAS CONGRESS,
AIBFRT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT.
ASHBURTON, ilORkTONN,.
ANFRICAN Union, PATRICK HENRY.
persor Wishing 10 send for The friends aud srous Of
Ringing tbcm out bv ANY of the above magnificent shigs,
are Informed that Moss BOWMAN, GkiNNt.Lb - 10
art the only Agents for the above ships ia tbs city
payshe :. et u any throughout Ireland aud Ofreot
britain BOWMAN. GRINNELL a Co.
No IS South-st y. Y. aud Regent sroGf Liverpool
Lverpoo Packets leave New York 6tn and -si Of every
month.
London Packets leave NewioTk every alternate Inufs
doy For passage apply above.
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NEW ROUTE-BUFFALe and NEW

NEW kOJ ALO anu w"
~ YORK CITY RAILROAD-E1tenson Of NE SH-
Foot Track 20 BIfao-Ihis road extending iron pnIAo
20 Horne syile or tie New-l orr Ere Haroa u noW
cor peied and full operation, foinf n connection Ntn
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route
tween Nev-York CRY and Buffalo IL - OF tf- slxioot
9usse and built in the most subtlnal manner AMI TIE
ne alter Yortiou fit having b operation -ofe
II entirely free from the ruughue- usnsl on nee ro.s
Pare from Nev-York 20 BufllO. .............s' -
Through tickets end baRglge eheeks can b. procured
toe Depot Of the NewiO ORR and Enc haiiIoaf oO' VI
Dugue-st.. y. /. ,,f-
The tnes fr lesvin New York may b learned oy rs-
enc 10 the advertisements Of the Neus-f orS d te NJ
road The trains vi, leave HOrpelsvilie for bliAo on E
errVs Of the Frie Railroed frsins-But.io nov - -
J. G. HOYT Supi. Buffalo and y. l. Ci-y H. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW-The Glasgow and New-YoIs Steamship
Couuany's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, 1852
ans and 900 horsepower Robert Craig Commander viii
sail from New York for Glasgow on SATURDAY, 18th Jan
uesy At y O'Clock noon 49,
'First Cabin (sal0on State Roomsl. .............sB
First Cabin lMdslip State Rooms. IS
Stewards fee included.
Amply TO J. Nc SYMON. No s. Broadway
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Goal.

,yOAL.-The subscriber mas in yards, and ls
u constantly dschsgng all the various kinds Of Anthrs
re and blt1miDous Goals, VIZ: Peach Orchard, Black
al OF the very best quality delivered in handsome order
and Tor sale low. JAMES L. WORTH
4th-sti cor Thompson, and 6th-av- Anos.
DONn-tOWp Office No 50 Wall-st-
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS

W ANIJERDIL I'M IDI lJ-t4f T INlf-NNI',-
co only line giving Tickets Tor crossing the lsthnus-
The new double engine steamship STAR OF The WEST.
O'Clock r NJ precisely MONDAY Dec. n for San Juan
del Nofte direct connecting with tire popular sietns1p
BROTHER JONATHAN lCO tuns over he NlCAfA-
qua TRANSIT ROUTE, having but u MILES Or
LAND TRANSPORTATION
These steamers have unsurpassed accommooauons ana
ventilation For information or passage apply only 10
Try, The public cautioned against the epres MA on.
ofHIRFD RUNNERS Of other lines. None are employed
for this line.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro-

at. q tie County a. Nv York hereby ap-f
or having On r. az. WILLIAM WILLIS. late OF the city Of
Nv Nok decreased present. The with v'u hers thereof 20
Il subscriber Of the oe OF William bloomfield. E-l No - Va.
ssrt m th Ciy Ncv York beore the On dy April
ne,i- Dated NV Nofa the I'd Day 81 'lhef. I .!
IS lsUeuTu AMELIA WILLS. T., ecutry, SC
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TOR LIVERPOOL-Unit States Mail
Il Steamship BALTIC Capt. J. Comstock This steam
ship will depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY, Dec. H. ct II o'clock NJ, from
her berth the foot Of Canalst No beThs secured I'll pad
for For freight or passage having unequaed accommoda-
tons for elegance and comfort apply 10 .
EDW. X. COLLlNS& co, No. 50 Wals
Passengers requested to be on board at ~ A Inc
steamship ARCTIC will succeed the BALIIC and viii
sail on the 2jfb December.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

s Of the County Of New York hereby al pr
son. wig clam. against JOHN BRODtE e OF the CIy 1i Sew
the 18th vouchers the eot TO @ ub
- ri en- q the Office ofWm Freeman, No City Hal the
Cy Ne Yors on the fast day Of June octLDicd
New Ycrk the .gth day Of Noyerrhrl, lsi2.
uso lawtfaTat JOHN BRODIE. Administrator
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Eesal Noiitfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
80. Of d.. County of View Yok notice hereby gwen N
-r.e ~ against NAThAN RAYNOk ATE Of the CITY
al Nra Y,k tker preent the with h-is
er.,f 10 .ut.,rsr her residence. No. 80 'ftnitt ne
Ct o Yois before the -Ith day Of hy nh--Dsted
ma lrwfHTus JANE RAYNOR. AdmIn.stra'rix
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ArFW.YORK anal NEW.HAVEN RAIL

"
lVROAD.-WINTER ARRANGENEST.-N0v l. 49,
Trains ont of Newly and Special
81 and ~ A. NJ and p. NJ, through 70 New Haven
At91o A NJ and ~ 7. NJ, for Port Chester.
Ike IL A. NJ runs In connection with tram nom New
Haven to Hotfor] and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road -
FxrRFss TR1ISs ats A n md 81 p, NJ for New Haven,
Hartford spnngec Worcester aud Boston. Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads. These trass connect at
New-Iiaven with trains of the NewLondon Road to New
London Norwich. Stoning ton and Providence
The 4 NJ. stops al Stamford and Bridgeport con-
meeting with H5usatonic aud Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 81 p NJ stops az Stamford Norwalk ana
Brdge ort connecting with Dinbury Railroad At Norwak,
aud with Housao1c snd Saugatuck Railroads at BRIDGEPORT
Trains pto Newly ork-AccomHodatiOn and spocIai-at
81, and ass A. NJ. and 40 7. VI, through from New
Haven.
AHA NJ and 3 70 T. NJ from Port Chester.
The qS5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springhea and
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads at Nes Haven
The VI receives passengers from Hartford and Spnne
field aud Northern Railroads
Express TRnss leave New.laven on arrival OF trains
from Boston al and $50 p. NJ stopping at B1daeport
Norwalk and Stamford - leaving Boston at x A VI ana
81 NJ Trains Of the New London Road run 10 connec-
tOn. r. 81. r--. =,
See large bill Of advertisement al the Station House and
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER Jr, Supt
New Haven, November, 1882
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NOR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

Il y II NIIN w n 1i3'-'1lIf ~
i FLORIDA-Sem-W eekly 4 :. Mail Line-The
safe and favorife steamer sOUTHERNkR, W. Foster
conn ander will leave Pier No. North River on WE'D
NESDAY Dec g. ot O'Clock, PM, precisely. FOfheight
apIy on board where all bills Of adng will be signed, and
for passage, az the Office OF .
. SPOFFORD, TlLESTON CO. No as South 81.
Savannah passengers tcketed through without further
charge Through tickets 20 Florida Is follows To Jack
sonville $Jl 10 Pilatka, $50.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

II ATrangalntnt ITalLs IeaVe CAa1-Ita' > ny 7
Albany ard Troy. .s
Express Tram 4 N. through IN hour CONNECTING
With Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal a; ociocE SANG
Mai Tram IA M-Th-cush Way Tram ?. "
Fxnr,ss Tram p N.-AccOmmocar Tram r NJ .
For TaTTytown al PM, and an Evening IRAN D. Il
O'Clock. , ,.,,.,opn
For Po'keepsie at P. Nor Peekstill a, $50 2 n.
The Tarrvtown Peekskin and Pokepsie Trans sop =
Psrse GER taken AZ Chambers Cana, Christopher l'ih
and 3ls.-sis. ct.-,o, N - p~,-
keense and st5PM for Albany stopping az al Way St.
80. ~ GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
of Battery plece-Twc lines daily. Morning Line az 10 AN
by steamboat JOSEPH BELkNAP. Fare .. Afternoon
Express Line by steamboat JOHN POTTER al 2P. NJ
Fare lst class cars, 50 "a class cars s. Reinrnins
leave Phiade pha from foot OF Wanutst at 10 NJ and
PPM Emisrani Line by steamboat ATLAS from Per
No. l. at4P.M. Fare 81 50.