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and NEW-LONDON RAIL

NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
~ ROAD.-SUMMER ARRtNGEMENr.-On and
after WEDNESDAY Aug Is, 1882 Trains will run IS fol
lows;
Leave New Haven at $50 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
f NewL London STOPPING &C oil stations rs A. NJ tx
press Train for Guiltord, Connecticut River Lyme and
NewLondon, connecting with the steamboat and railroad
lines Stcuingtop, Provde and Newport 665 W.,
Accommodated Trsn TOR wLondou stopping at al sta
tons.
Leave New Londcn at $50 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
for New Haven stopping At ell stations. 1910 4 NJ Ex
prets Train Lyme, Connecticut River Guiliord and
Haven leaving Newport Providence and
Stonngten IN the morning, arriving 10 New London.
take this for New-lork $50 T. NJ, Accommodation
Train for New Haven, stopping az al stations
The lbs A. NJ Express Train leaves New-Hayen on the
eIriyal OF the 4. NJ Express Train from Neg-fOrS.
The $50 l. N. Accommodation Train leaves Now Haven
the arrival of the 33c T. NJ Expires Train from New
York.
The Trains leaving New London at $50 4 NJ and 1910
A. NJ connect a, hew-Hsven with New-fork Trains at
9S5 A. NJ ard lis Y. NJ
Passenger BIZ the $50 F. ~ Train from Ne London
take the Express Trains at Newt Haven for Hartford and
Sprinsfold, for NewYork, the same evening
RICHARD y. DOWD, Sup't
New Have
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DFGIIAR MAIL LINE. via Stonington,

DEGULAR NAIL LINE, via StOnington,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEpFORp
and TAUNTOE The steamers G. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE of this line, now regularly as hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Batteryplace, daily Sundays excepted, at NJ
train which leaves Boston at 5 L. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at 2P NJ New-Bedford and Taun
ton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival Of the
mail train At Mansfield.
For freight passage apply at the ONCE NO 10 battery
place. or on board the boats.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Trains leave pier foot 0: Dnane-st. as follows:
ExrREss TRAIN AZ An. for Dunkirk, eOunectas with
frst-oass s:ee.ncats ioE Cleveland. SsSy, Toledo and
Mcnros. ind railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
NAIL TRAIN a $50 An. for all Stations
MAY TRAIN 81 PM VIA PieTm0u; TOR Delaware.
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at PM Tor DunNrk, connect
ing h steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Expires Train for Ch.caSo.
EMieRAST TRAIN al 8 Pm. via Piemon,
CHAS. MINOT. Superintendent.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surr
IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c..

SMITH of the Coz Of Kings notice hereby
gwen ding TO all having claims against JOHN
j. DARLINGTON late OF the City OF Wiaansbafsh dsees'sdy
required exhibit the with the voucher thereof
the Office Joeph Palmer No ~ Chatham
the OF Ne~ YoIk before the ls day II December
49, L. A
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.-The SUBJ
II scrber would inform the travelling community, that ne
still remains n his Old stand corner Broadway and Wall
t where he continues manufacture and keep hand,
rood assortment of solid Leather Trunks, suitable for
Ladies Gentlemen and adapted for American European
travel Aso, Hat Boxes, Leather and Carpet Bags &c &c
Orders for the West Indies, South America &c hed with
dispatch JOHN CATTNACH.
All articles bought this of hie
CITY Jersey City or Wnmsburgh free of expense
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fan Ar

Il ransem,rt Through Fares on all Tcsins between
New-York and Albany. Il 80 Trsins leave Chambers ST.
dsily (sundsys e1cepted) for Albany and Troy.
Express Trsin A. NJ. through in hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal q, o'clock same
evening
Mail Train A. M-Through Way Trains and NJ
Fypre.s Tram p M-Accomnoda,on Train 7 SoP. NJ
For P.etskiil a. A NJ P NJ. and o.lS 7. NJ
For Po'keepsi, 80 ESQ A. N. and 4So ? N. stopping st
all Way Sttions-Suncay Mail Tram p W. from Canal
s-Psfseurers taken az Chambers Canal Christopher lfth
and Sststs. GEO. STARK, superintendent
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NEN-lUkk and ERIE, and tLMIRA and
IN CANANDAIGUA RAIiROADS.-TraiRs leave Pier
foot Of DuaEe-st. Is follows:
DAY EXPREss-At6 AN for CansndNiuia Rochester aud
Niagara Falls arriving the above named places the
evening. Mail Trains leave at NJ stopping night
at Elnirs.
MIGHT ExPRESs-Leayes at NJ, arriving at Canandsi
qua 40 next morning. IN time 20 take the II train for
Rochester. buffalo and Niagara Falls.
This the quickest cheapest aud most comfortable route
to Western Newly urk and Canada West.
". q. LATHAM Supt. c. and \. r. r.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to NIAGARA
IN FALLS-ROCHESTER LOCKPORf and NIAGA.
RIA FALLS RAILRoADaCHAscE OF TinE.1on snd
folIew.. GOING WEST.
IL, ,y,in-Way Express leaves Rochester az AN.
I'd train-Asli. lehNcs
Sd tran-Nay Express. leaves Rochester a. % I'M
RETURNING.
LIST tran-Way Express. caves Niagara Fails a. dIo An
I'd leaves Niagara Falls az 1880 A NJ
Sd tran-Nay Express. Leaves Niagara falls Il 40 M
Arriyng at Rochester at l0z5 AM, IN aud 100 I'm,
connecting roth WAYS az Rochester with the regular
on the bany ard Rochester Railroad sunday tram each
way-eeye Rochester az AN, and NiasaIa Falls iDPM
Fare from Rochester 20 Niagara Falls 81 ~.
Passengers to Niagara Falls will take the cars on tho
North side Of the Rochester depot.
Tickets are sold in Rochester the ticket Office IN the
depot. WAhRES COLBUkN, superintendent
Rochester, Sept. "a lG52.
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WHISKERLESS MEN, and all Meu aud
W Boys whose beard IL scaniy and veal, buy ORA
grow weeks. strong and thick. IL viii stain
inrre the skin Price, half pints 81 sent 70 any part Of
the country. K q. GRAHAM No. ls4 Annst
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

OF the County of New York hereby gwen all
hAyns claims JOHN l. EsTsvE he OF the City
New iork deasd to IN. Nth vouchers thereof
the subscriber az her Tesen No II Thomssst the City o.
before March Dated New
the 9Th dy Sept lses CLoRCE EsrEvE, Adminl'trss
solsNtmMt
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCIsCO.-The

THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO.-Th
Il rev and elegant Steamship UNITED STATES, Wa
c Berry Commander, will leave Ncw-York on TUESDAY,
October 10, r. NJ, precisely; connecting at Panama
with the new double-engine Steamship CORTES, t. b.
CrOpper. Commander which vessel leaves Panama on the
arrival Of the passengers. For passage apply TO
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co, General Agents,
Nc % Beaver st., New York, or to
JONES JOHNSON, No. lO4 Wcs;st, cor. Liberty
All tickets Issued for the above line bear the slSns
ure OF the atoye parties and other authorized 10
ffut ick cts AT New York
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ITO STOVE DEALERS.--Gernan Black
Leea in hhds bbls and kegs, for sale by
q. o. ROBERTSON No. 1856 Water-st.
CAILORS of the U. S. NAVY on the PA
- CFIC SINCE September 1880 aud those in the Sir John
Franklin Expedition can their by calling
THOMAS l.. BRAYNARD, No. 81 Wslst.
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EW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR-

IN ANCE COMPANY, ofNew- Haven, COan.-BRANCH
OFFICE, No. ~ WaIl-st-, n. y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Company ipsures Lave Stock sgeh Horses, Cat
tie &C. &C. death, ocoasoned either from natural
esrses accident dese Of Whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRlCk, President.
GEORGE r. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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Tor KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.
Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Muuayst Pier,
daily, at Z. NJ. Returning, leaves keypor at A. NJ
Sundays excepted) -
KElPORT DIKECT-Stesmer JOHN HART leaves
Murray-st Pier at A Sundays and Mondays eKcepted)
RetuInpg leaves keyport daily Saturdays and Sundays
laf2
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STEAMSHIPS and frst-class CLIPPER

~ SHIPS for AUSTRALIA-The and splendid clip
peTship NEBRASKA, loading at pier No. IS, East
Ryei bound for Port Philip, Sidney and Melbourne, wll
sail about the 25h Of october for the above por
The Nebraska the finest ships that left this
port md without doubt is expected make the passage
in IS days from port TO port This vessel has hne library
on board for The Of passengers The accommodations OF
tbs SPLENDID ship have been surpassed
this country For freight passage apply T. RIGNER
c. II. CASTLE, or 10 YOUNG Co, No. 1856 West-s;.,
Of Reade opposite the Newly and Enc Railroad
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
nor SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND DOCR

Uh Sf1hE W SBUh1 ,HIUHLAND DUN,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Brsnchl PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
dletown) ana RED BANK.--fhe and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II. Haggerty will leave
the New Haven Pier, Pecksllp East River follows:
FROM sEw-YoRK FROM SHREWSBURY.
Tuesday Oct ~, 8 A. NJ Tuesday Oct. l9, l2t NJ
Wedne sday Oct. -, ~ A. NJ "Wednesday, Oct. D. p NJ
Thursday Oct. a. 10 A. NJ Thursday, Oct n, II 4. NJ
FRIDAY Oct y Ii A. NJ Frdsy Oct. u, q NJ
Saturday Oct %. TIP. NJ Monday Oct. -, PPM
Tue sdhy Oct 70, 6 A NJ Tuesday, Oct ~, q z. NJ.
Wenpesdav Oct r. IA NJ. Wednesday, Oct u, y z. NJ.
Thursday Oct. %, y "A Thursday, Oct. o. 4 p NJ
Friday, Oct 20, S A. NJ. Friday, Oct. -, y ?. NJ.
Saturday Oct. So M. Monday Nov. L. sam.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

the County hereby gwen al per
MATHEW BARNARD, late Of the City
81 New YORK deceaed the with vouchers ,here
the ub, srber, his scn Ma 6 Charlton the CITY u
Ncwiofk before the 10th day February Dated New
lofk the 18th day Of August lsh2
sul6 Isw6mMs y. A. BARNARD, Administrator.
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history Instruction 30 guide US in our endeavors
as We draw out Of you hurraas resolution TO act as
you have acted. And should We De so successful Is
your fofefatbers were, viii look 10 you for
ample how NE should live to become worthy OF the
freedom which We shall fight out BY strength.
and We Will learn from you TO veners.e the freedom
won by our arms. For even the bess of asture
must partake IN the impulse Of liberty. There
s2uis IN nature going through ants and beasts N
men, and MAT spirit of nature Is the spirit OF liberty
the spirit OF Liberty which Is incorporated Ia your
great nation, before which | bow with deep re-
spect, toowlDgl and take nv leave OF YOU with
my most warm thanks fF your sympathy
fVocnefous cheering and cries. d" Go on" 60 on y
Go on o no gentlemen | will no: go on have
IN many countries seen many people, but never have
met In my life with a people where elolnsace was
so much at home as in the United States. Never be-
fore have met with people accustomed TO hear
almost daily the most eloquent speeches. | more
almost AFRAID to speak in nv plain manner. No
Hungarian was ever afraid to meet an enemy-lcrles
Good" L" good, hurrah ~ "hurrah ~ and hope
that you viii End in future that are not AFRAID
to meet enemy in Just cause. But IL is quite
another thing to meet friends-those friends which
have expected abilities which canno. prove. When
we meet an enemy we know hos To fight with can
non, and with bayonets, aud with swords. But 1t IS
quite another thing 20 address friends for take you
for friends. Are you not my friends lCres,
"Yes. yes. all frieIds."l Therefore cannot go on
because | could nothing more TO say IL YOU
because YOU will eften meet In your life with more
eloquent, more skillful men than myself. but none
who fe ell more the value of the sympathy have met
with in the United States Enthusiastic applause
amid which Kossuth reured.l
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with the exception Of one house, st'uaed oa .oe nj"
a, the edge OF he tosn Jsurcsui snn ~ues 'o'oes
ne ha, rema ming are psnned up. hvtng on msc
sssh ana no water When len Cerrlvo, vach S~
ON suncay evening an hour oy sun. they wese pc
n.y,ps to make a charge upon the house ocoapet Wy
Jauresui and did make one charge oefvsc iei'' IN
Which Captain Conn WAS killed
Jaurecui sna has his tao pieces OF artillery oas
,s A u,suntsIn howitzer of about t-elve pounf
shell and the other IL long six.poance, the oes'
Gun in service CsIavs al has al the oa's' Shifts
wagons lsnceS and nearly all t0e amnuhs'on.
Carnival has lost about tea men XII ed saa aooit
twenty wounded. Graham was al ed on she h,s'
day almost q. the commencement. Ni.nou1 $40 y
Jsmregu had eighteen Indians who ara neary az
the frhting ana they all killed oast~o. we
hal t. take the city By routing them ou,
They occupied the emit re p'sz,. and IN All shc
houss on the tour sides OF the plaza they had port
boxes 80 that thew could hre on US without showing
,py pa,t of themselves. We routed them AZ ie asti
out OF them when they ran for me church "ne'e
we succeeded in driving them. and they tnenrah aui
GOT into the house on the hull. In wsch smoi
portion were previously stationed. Nhen we ~er
chasing the N from Mier we were satsned we couli
not take them folio wing them. stopped At
PUnta Aguda. ans Jauresui stopped at Cerhvo for
the night After making short halt we struck into
the bushes to get ahead OF h,m which We succeeae1
in doing about ave miles beyond him
This the posiucn OF things wheh ieiS
WAS about twenty three hours coming from there
here We have iaken prs pner Capt. corona, com
rander OF their artillery Uhe balance OF his srsi.
isrymen are kilied1 Capt. Cc<ona has wooad
which will probably prove mortal. wheat GOV
scratch on his arm Howell hac his sword broken
by his sics bv a ball uot hurt. The Mexican sol
diers now with CarsvsJal have proven themselves
good hshterS.
Some three hundred men. cavalry have gone up
10 reinforce Jauregui, uncrr command OF Enada-
ing. We are anxious to hear who gets the sdvan-
taae when they arrive
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship f1ca LIreTpooi-SIr Malhns. James
Carson Colonel Moore bearer # despatches from LONDON
20 washington. Miss Moore, Mt Bs,tesby. Sir Nnnes.
MIR Hughes Mr. 6ear. Mir Dixon. Williams, M
Aslutr Mr. Eoote. Mr.. rhurgsr, Dir. Clnnas MIR Avr~s
Mns ONedl Mr. Simpson Hon A Chichester, Mi Stoae
Mr. NaugTome. Mr. DsEmbll. Mr. MeDzies, Mo. Smih,
Mr. Muir Geo. W Smith, 4 Mater Mr. KELSEY, NJ
S'evenson Mr.. Cohen, MIR secclu Nh LoniS, Mr. Gait
tard-IOtal32
In steamship Falcon from Ne,o Orieras and HIrina-E
" Laws aud friend. C. g. Moore, ! Bates aud friend.
X Smi b, s Bulch, W W Mlem, o. C TAFT T. Wright
V W whiting IL Colvin W b Ea,os i Long o y
Derhy. p Mefllns. Morris, p SchwaIiz. y. Semms
:. Wilson. Slton; Miller @ Meas. D. D Packard,
J. n HaAsck J McCsfer. = NJ Pearson. " IL: C,Iaths
A o Gress, W Arlhsld Nr Tolei, an daughter.
Il BrttOn, ". Osgue. q. Baker. Hut, J. Baker,
] Fitzgmnors \ Hawk ins X. Bears A VI Fiz.lmn,Rs.
NJ Bailey J Bosch C. J. Gilbert. II. Harris. n. Eaos,
J Msaly. J. II. Banter n WaGcn. J. W. Gardser. J.
Belcher \ Brcciou Closhen J. Law. II Case, @. W.
Fenuo.C L sullivan. L Turnay. NJ u Rose. ]. R'se.
c. J. Miner. J. j Riley, kefth, l. Wlds, W hoorhed,
" W Jones Leole. b. Wiley G. Woodwsth A ].
Mct;iunis Mr. Spencer h. Fsbrn, ar Leopold and lady.
N. Weaver, 2. Peterson, W. Day n. Merry 5 MeGV.
Total 80
Ia sieomslp Roanol, from Nerfolk- Rober, Bridges
" @ EDGAR Wood. n V. John L. SIN III. Me Jamnel
Hazsru. n " John 1it@s 40. Caatiss IONse, do
Afrs f. Hmkley o. Gas. A Jones. do Dan Desa.
do John Cox7ens, d. Mss l. Powers DO Charles III.
west Conn. Wm. Duiic.d \ Y john Bush d. Capt.
Jos ID Era'ss. do. John slea. do Jehn Saunders. do
Hush Rsle eh DO. Geo Baker do. James Nelson do,
eleven
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CITY ITEMS.

RowDyIsM ON Nxw YEAR's DAVIES
terday, as is usual On New Years Day. great deal
Of druRkenness, disordsry conduct. and rotng pre-
vailed, generally among tue lower classes, who I'M
mindful Of consequences abuse all holidays by get.
sns intoxicated, and vii net be satisfied until they
fall into the hands OF the authorities, which in most
cases results In being incarcersted in dismal cell
On Wednesday morning shont lei O'Clock, party
OF about enc hundred and ffty persons most OF
whom were intoxicated, entered the saloon Of rerd-
MANA Paine, corner Of Broadway and Widest,
and commenced general onslaught, on the farni.
ture, about $ieo worth Of which they malciously
destroyed When expossrlased with, they seized
various articles Of provisions, which they strewed
about the place, and no, content with that violently
assaulted Mr.. Pslmo, his wife and servants. OH.
ssrs Bell, Logan, and others, happening to be near
rushed into the place and arrested three Of the ring
headers, named John Bulkley, John Rodgers and
Michael Monday, for melting riot. Theremaindes
u the disorderles made their escape. The accused
parties were taken before Justice Osborn and CON-
nisted 10 prison 70 answer the charge Of riot.
The same night Daniel johnson and George Cor
were arrested h the With Wand On Suspicion Of
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Palmeter si6. Fl. e. S,orrs 4 Co. ais. lesSh
Co. rs. r Ennis: 90, 5 Moore pa, H. 4 Sorrs
4 Co s34 s3s d. Kenyon 23s, Vernsm no,
II Sheriff. & Co. a53, b. Prinste 200, hhas
Knapp.
Cuiver unrer Gsnesee Feeder 70 J. L. CLARK ,
secs 966. 81, go as. 2T7, J. Thomson. al.
ia. a76. Butler Stanoerry 1s, A. WLder " =
Reed & Co 49, w 5. lie WIS d Co. 2S', Reed q
st Joha. asS 29l, sss. 300, Benlsmin Pnng'e S',,
2es, Ryan & swan: 296. A. D. Wold & Co 800. ..
Butler & Co. 500 3Oi Sopsr & Fields 5nS, j. ~
Stase 3OT. 3os 30e, c. A. Doaalds 3ll, D BiIier
3I2, 3l3. 3I4. s Kneeland 3l6, o TUNER 81, ] Y.
Stage; 3is Barton o'Maiey 3le. 9se, 3el. S55,
800. 800. s6,, Sol. Parmelee Co. 323, $50 ~,
Thos King $50. H. ". He ~es. 33l to 335, Ha Siey
Barton 332 Gideon Hard 334, ). Pierre e Go.
81 to $50 70 367 II ) Wells.
WASTE WEIR.-l 10 John n. Stage 20 Elhan
+ Thompson ; to O. Butler & Co. 10 j. VI. h.
Hilton | TO Hilton & Terney ] TO B. & ]. Car
pen,ef 10 4. Webster.
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,nIDAr AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
n4arkets ONE O'CLOCK.

h10Tketo--- ONE " CLOCK.
AeHEs--Holdsss Of Pots firm. with limited demsnd'
A. a a. Pearls sAlabie in small lots at IS 81.
COTTON-No,kng done yet the arrival OF the AZ
ycs to test the naxtst. Quotations are Domnauy the
same.
PLOUR AND MEAI-ThWe 10 very little doing IN
Western md State this morning, Prices are without
ehsuxs the trade esly buypsg small lots at - 3'1$t Tor
common to strsght STATE 81 Ssi 3 for fsvorte State
ana Ohio common brands, and 81 09$i75 for Michigan
,nd Indiana Canadian rules osst al 81 37SSa 80 W bond
for common good brands Southern nver qu'et ana Ii
salv in request for the city trade Sales 81 SsA 50 for
mixed To good straight ands Baltimore. Alexandria Pc
,erburx Ctr and County ard Georgetown, and $%7Sa$3
IS for f,ncy Rye Flour Is selling slowly al $50 Corn
Me. d ;psctyeAt s325 for Jersey and So for Brandy
wine.
0RAIN-Theye 10 little inquiry and less Offering for
Wheat and the Of the steamer restricts ne
dussd for export Rye nominal a. 7ec and scarce
Barley held at sossc and Oats fair request at II
4se for State and lz044c for Jeey Cora is dull and
are limited at 53e fG ssuthesn yellow and esc for Wes-
tern mixed. in stoie, and delivered
WHIsKY-A moderate business doing at 2ac for Prison.
Drudge is held at AXE.
PROvIsIONs-A moderate demand for Pork for the
the buyers Sales of old Mess si u.s. and do Prime at
4l3 shs latter IL very sc@ce Mess al SIS 2, and
d. Primo at Si3 e7l Primo Mess dull a. $4 50 Clear
il ussaleabIe at S6 Beef in steady demand for the To-
cal trade ut SeaSh for Mess and Sass Is for Prime.
Prime Mess is held a. si59sI6 and is quiet Beef Hams
are saeabs ut sI3 IS for go h. Dressed Hogs command
caeic Picked &c. and Shoulders Lard quiet at G.
se for bbls and se Kegs Butter quiet. and Cheese
10 firm, change.
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yVHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofor

VHE COPARTN ERSHIP heretofore
EXISTING between the subscribers. under the hrn Of
HART. MoREHOUsE MERRITT, Is thus day Dissolved
by its limitation The business will be settled ny
either Of the partners. at the Office VI mOREHOUsk
MkkRIrr, No 34f Pine-st.
RICHARD p. HART
STEPHEN D. NOREH0USE.
PHILIP II MERRITT.
Now-York Deeeziber |. 1851.
LIMITED PARTNEkSHIP.-fhe undsrsEpsd. n
vi the provisions OF tho Revised Sra1ntes
Limited Partusfshps" have this day formed Limited
Partnership that the name firm snder which such
Partnership 10 to bs conducted 10 " MOREHOUsE
MERRITT " that the genera, nature of he business In
tended 70 be transacted u the dealing IN Domesc DJ
Goods on Commission; that the general partners are
STEPHEN b. MOBEHOUSE and PHILIP " MER-
RIFT who respectively reside Ia the Cy Of New YORK.
and that the Spsc al Partner RICHARD p HART who
also resides the City VI New York that the said Sps
sa Partner has contributed 70 the stock the sum
Of twenty five tbOusa az dollars that the nod a. which
said Partnership TO commence 10 the hr. day Of Decem-
bsr one Thousand eight hundred and bfy one, aai hs
period at which will terminate Is the hrst day Of Deeen
Der, one thousand eig 1t hundred and hty-thres
Dated. Esw- YORK. December !, 1851. ..
STEPHEN b. MOREHOU3R.
PHILIP r. MERRITT,
d16w RICHARD y. HAhT.