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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
nuBLIC SALE of ONE HALE of

I BURLINGTON or MAIINICUNK ISLAND.-ln
usnee Of act of the sisaure Of the State Of New
Jersey ard by the authority Of legal Town Meeting OF the
dir Of Burlington City Will be sold public sale at IL
telock NJ Monday the 9th day Of September next at
seoen City HOTEL IN the city OF Burlington, ~ j.
sf the lower part Of Burlington Martincunk Island
mpnsn, about l50 THIS valuable property Is stu
Eed the Delaware River opposite the city OF Burlington
j. % miles above the.city Of Philadelphia and the
rea highway between the two commercial cities Of
BE Union and nediaeJ opposite the outlet of the Della
ware DIVISION Of the Pennsylvania Canals, BRISTOL
ouch which passes the great bulk of coal which shipped
tJm Philadelphia
The eligible situation Of this Island the depth Of water
md the bod Of the shores combine render one Of
ne most ceabe properties which have been offered 10 cap
hSlsts " manufacturers for long time.
The purchaser Y be required 10 give satisfactory security
tr the performance Of the contract
JAMES w. WALL. Mayor
CHAs. II FENNlMORE, President OF Council.
THOMAS MINOR, Pres't Managers Of School Fund.
Burlington. N. j.. July % 1852.
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Sales bp Anftion.
CLASS WORKS for SALE.-In pur-

GLASS WORKS for SALE.-ln pur-
II s.ce Of an order the Ceuri OF Common feas OF
rS,.Selpbia County, sitting 10 Equity T 49,, ~
un.spirro term Of the lease OF the Dyottvilie asa
ls .n.tsd ON Gunners Run and Qu'en-st In the DIS
NoI .,aipstun la the County Of Philadephis
rt o. w.s maze for three years from June 50 1851 and
:, ,h.r, fore nearly two years 10 run
IA WI, rcluae IS well the lease such fixtures and
II AZ are considered Indispensable for the manufacture oil
e,,,u g ass Hollow Ware.
S,,u, OF sale cssh within ten days
nd fixtures which will accompany II and be Included
he sale may be at the auction store where also e
BIZ I.e a,,hs nremises are NJ THOMAS SONS,
H''' Auctioneers, No. IS Wslnut-st. Phadelphia
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nater Cure.

n. B-This Boat VIII post veIy Stop a. ths Vss
and Highland Dock.
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CrPREME COURT.-In the mattsr of lima


Sarpcson OF the Mayor Aldermen and commonay Of the City
of New York relative to the ENENDlNG OF cAsAL ST. IA hs
tie widening Of WALKERST said CITY ts norhery Hds
So a. 20 iom a feet width. To Rus-t
ans the throwing Of the gore Termed BY the intersection 81 Csntrep
Orange, walker and Canalss into tie street Public NOTICE
hereby by the Mayor Aldermen and CommoHay OF the City
OF New York pursuant 70 statute such made and prsdsd
that the said the Mayor Aldermen aad Commoualy Of tbs CITY OF
New ok apple Supreme the.
bs held
Al ia. CITY Hail OF City York on SATURDAY the tt
August 1885, the opening OF the Court that day.
thereafter counsel be heard, Tor modhcauoa and
Of the original rule O! appointment Of Commissioners o.
Estimate sud Assessment the above entitled matter respect &c
aud, and mentioned and described
br taken ID. intended by the above entitled mat
ter ai the Of sa Rule respect said lands and
shall Resolutions OF the Common Council
passed lg' lo2 Resolutions follows,
Resolved l That Csns be extended by dec; hne- ana
the width Orange 3D. That the north
eastey Canal extended be continued direct line to
Mulberry and that all the land yns between such hns so con-
nusd and Orange Walker and Mulberry be opened pubic
n, N.lsr., Nnbsryv Tudow he,
wdensd northsy SIDE make Walker bst~een
those seventy FIVE feet Width 9TH That tie nohsry
and that the land yinf between the SAID hue
tuued and Ludlow and DIVISION be opened public
9th That The present sonher he OF "Is oe continued
direct line Rutgers and that the nd yns between such hnes
continued and Division and Rutgers s be opened pubbS
18th That the nohefy line OF the widening u Walker St
beher continued direct he 20 hast Broadway ana mat h
de land between the hns further continued and East Broad
aud Rssers st. be opened pubic streets 7 Ihsth
sore BY intersection Centre Walker
Resolved, That the pn for Extending Canals and Widening Wal.
kerst directed by resolution Of tho Common Council.
proved the the s dy OF May 1888, be altered
all the foregoing KssOuions and that tho
The Corporation be- and he hereby directed % take tho
Court under the sad RESOLUTION oi tie eh May So anend-d
into effect the SAID plan hereby altered And tho
said the Mayor, Aldermen and cormonay OF The Cry Of New
for further give notice that ~ ~ um- and place Aforesaid thev
~ia- Application reapponmsnt Of the present Com
Enat. aud Asent the sboSs -ut-d ma,tsrs
Jyg9 toAus Il HENRY 4. DAVIES. Attorney.
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NEW YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

i ' and CANANDAlGUA RAILROADS.-Trsins leave
Pier toor al Dusnest. as follows:
EXPREss TRAIN a. 81 4. NJ for Cansndsigua Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada West-srnyipg al Canaan
daigua same evening
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ stay night a; Elmirs and
arrive at Canancaigua esry next day.
NIGHT EXPRESS p NJ. This - the tourists route 20
Western New OK and Niagara Falls. The large
and commodious and fer pleasure cannot DO eQused BY
those on any other road.
CHAs NINOr, Sup. N. Y. ard z. Railroad.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads..

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IA sPRlNGS.-The cars Of the NETWORK and HAIR
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station New York
Daily, Sundays excepted at 10 o'clock d. Mail Train
10 Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon Springs Pittsfed Spring
field and other intermediate Stations
At 8 o'clock, P. NJ Accommodation Train 70 Chatham
-Four Coer connecting with Western Railroad going East
~ Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the 10
o'clock, A. NJ Train to Chatham. Western Railroad 70
Canaan, and Stage 10 Lebanon arriving early the after
II. SLOAT Superintendent.
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co receive patients at No 1sf 18th st. where he has
associated with DR. shew few transient Boarder
AIKEN. City practice faithfully attended
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STEAM to AUSTRALIA.-Under an
~ arrangement with the Melbourne Gold and General
Mining Association the avorte and well known stesm.hp
SARAH SANDS, 500 tuns burden. Wm C. Thompton,
commander will leave the port Of Liverpool the 2tl Of
August calling At Queenstown Cove OF Cork TO take
bosd passengers &C. and leave the Sls Of August for
Melbourne and s! dney. the principal ports of the Australian
Gold Regions For Of fare or other information ap
ply to J. HOWARD SON, Agents No. "a 8roadw,y.
Passengers leaving Nev-York by the steamship GLAS-
COW. August H. will he in time 10 meet the SARAH
SANDS at Queenstown Cove of Cork1
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nor LEBANON SPRINGS .-SA-

IL TURDAY ENENING-Nia, Hudson River Railroad
Hudson ana Berkshire Railroad and Stage For the accom-
ooaon Pssser wishing 10 visit this svorte Water
ing-pece and the Shakers 81 NDAY, there will be
the HUDSON and Berkshire Railroad until further notice.
Train. leaving Hudson saturday only on arrival
OF Train that leaves NewYork at o'clock P. NJ, and
arriving 81 the spu O'clock Through Tickets be
procured the Oce Of the Hudson River Railroad Cham
bers-st Fare from New-York. a. 5O-Hudson, July 81
1852 IT WATERMAN,
Supt Hudson and Berkshire X. r.
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

IL DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE (Lone Branch pert
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
(viddttown,l and RED BANK.-Eew and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT Capt A. Ii Hsgerty, will leave
the New Haven Pier, Peck-slp East River as follows:
Eew-YOfk From shrsWsbury
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THE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

II GATE Capt Henry Conoyer, will leave New-York,
pier foot Of Rohir,ons IN daily Sundays exceptedl,
Tor SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE,
HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
and BROWNS DOCK, (MiddletOwn) a' follows:
Leaves REQ Bank Leaves New.York.
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WM. DUMoNT, Auctioneer.
CTEAM BOILERS aC AUCTION-Fo

- sccouDt Of whom il NAV concern.
DUMONT 4 HOSACK will sell at Auction. MON
DAY August 10 O'clock the Of COrlears and
Water
One moroved tubuor Boiers-20 horse power
One of Erkson's improved tubular Bo-rsl6 horss
-Four plain cylinder Boilers each So inches diameter so
FEET in epsth, suitable for a 40-horse power engine
One upright tubular Boiler. about horse power
All OF the above Boilers made in the best man
hsr and OF FIRST quality Pennsylvania iroa.
Also-One secondhand upright tubular Boiler about
horse.
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IN EW- JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U s mai,
aud EMPRESS LINES-Through in 1t hours-NswJeney
Railroad via jersey City eayh New York ga NJ foot
OF Courtlandt-st Q A and 5. P NJ. LiberyT Leaves
WsDutst Fare reduced s. for sclsss and s. 50 for
second-class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through ck sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 ?. 81. Lines from Newiork
with thrnuRh cOnductOrs.
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TO DENTISTS. As there are those

IL who suppose that isolated experiments having been
made BY different persons at different times 70 accomplish
aeerap object although carried out practically and
hough into public will nevertheless bar paenee who
has, from sustaining damages for infrlngsmebts.
In order therefore, correct this false impression we
would refer 20 the law this subject which reads thus
BY the Act OF 1856 patents granted for any
new and useful art machine manufacture composition OF
natter or any and useful improvement on any art,
machine, manufacture composition Of matter not
known or used by OTHERS before the applicants dscov
Invention thereof, ana not az the time OF his
apple patent in public use or on sale with bis
consent the inventor dscoverer but by
tie act of the Sd Of March 1882 patent Is held 10 be In
yao OF the purchase sale or use OF the lnven
ton prior the application for patent except on proof OF
abandonment Of such Invention 10 the public, OF that such
purchase sale or public use, has been for than two
years prior 10 such application for patent
The therefore res not recognise the claims u expert
meuers who failed 70 bring out prsctca improvements
On the contrary such persons barred the ground OF
after years from the time OF their exoer'
msns from sstung up subsequent claims that can effect
who has developed and brought into public that
which may have been tried by them but not rendered prac'
heal
In Of the above considerations together with the eff
hrs which have been MADE 20 wres from my inventon
b mounting artificial teeth upon metallic plates with con-
enuoUs gums forwsrn al persons from rsckng OF Ia any
Way infringing my shts patenee for the same a.
nAll most positively protect my patent J. ALLEN.
DR. Aliens Laboratory Rooms Murray ct next door
buitss Hotel where he Is constantly engaged In glvnt
Practical Instructions in this style Of work He respectfully
invites his professional brethren call and specimens
witness demonstrations, &c, &c.
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ID EGTLAR MAIL LINE. via Sroning

- ~ = Ut II n, y n >. " = -,
Z ton for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW.BED-
FORD snd TAUNTON.-The steamers c. VANDERBILT
ard COMMODORE OF this line regularly a. here
toore alternately leaving Pier No North River first wRsrf
above Bstt.Ty-pace daily Sundays excepted, At Pm,
snd Strnr etou At o'clock NJ arrival Of the msil
tran which leaves Roeton at 50 NJ.
The sesmer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except SuncaSs at A and PM. New Bedford
sno Taunton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival
OF the mail trsin At Mansfield
For freight passage apply s, the oee No 10 Battery
place, or board the boats
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ale0irai.

AtttUlluI.
ITO THE CURIOUS" Leap year is
i the propitiou tme".-Agnppa
Would Won understand and know
All your destiny below
What Of evil 10 avoid
What Of good 20 be enjoyed
How 10 your love with bliss;
Hew disease 10 miss
When bargin 10 conclude;
When debtor should be sued;
Whom 20 doubt and whom % tGs.
Who is false and who u just;
BY what process money lost
Is retrieved az little cost;
How when robbed, % ind the wealth
Taken from you thus by stealth
How 81 tel your fOeman's thought,
And bis schemings bring 70 naazht;
How TO get glorious wife,
And achieve success 10 LIE
How 20 cluster round your path
All Of good unmixed with wrath
And your life, cen 70 It's close,
Make a scene Of sweet repOse-
Would you all these items know
Then 70 Dr. ROBACK 90
He the story will unfold,
Taught BY yondsr orbs Of gold
All you ask shall answered be-
BY your Oun nativity.
Go-his skill the truth shall tx.
ROBACK. Whlte-st, number ax.
Az letters TO c. W. ROBACK, No. White e., II pre-
paid will be Ieisoasly attended 10. For more psrteu-
lars call ard get Astrological Almanac gratis where GER
tihcates can be seen.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
sHR c3MFAEX sspPss E tS1d pAcfs
nsil ISs f c1fnFoRNiA and OREGON wa AsPIS
WALL snd PANAMA-By order Of the Postmaster Gsns-
RAJ the United States Mail Steamers, With the great Cslfor
Orleans on the It'll and I'D When these date, occur or
Ing fhe Pacific Mail Steamer, are to be in readiness 70,
uinedste dispatch on e,s Of The nal. At Psns%a
The following Is list Of ths steamships belonging TO this
0F0EGIA.....S,COOt uns CREsCr CITY. i, 800 tan,
600 tuns CHEROKEE. al, 800 tun,
ILLINOIS. 500 tuns PHILADELPHA.I,l0a tun.
EMPIRE CITY 900 tuna I'll DORADo....lSoa 'uR'
Leaving Eew-Yors for Aspnwa the 9Th aud Goth Of
zach month
form direct line between NewOrleAns and Aspinwsll
leaving the 7th and I'D Of each month"; and forming with
leans and ports Mexes, California and Passass
from New-Orleans can be secured from ARMSTRONG,
The RATES FROM SEw-YoEE To AsPIswALL WILL ss:
ladies Saloon State Rooms.
Lower AT and Forward Saloon State Rooms IS
Second Cabin stAndees
osesse t 49,, g..
ming over half the distance from Aspinwsi to Panama TIA
transit OF the lthmus may be Performed In from eighteen
twenty four hourshe expense which varies from 90 &c
SIS to be borne by the passenEers -
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public informed that under the new arrangement
Of this Company Steamers inspected and approved by the
Navy Department. commanded by Navy Ocers and carry
ing the y. 5. Mails will hereafter leave Panama imme
dstey the arrival Of tho Atlantic Mails and San Fran
the Let and lh days OF each mouth and will touch
Of Acapulco.
Boat viii be keptat each end Of the route
Academia
The following Steam Packets, belonging 10 tho fsclhs
Mail steamship Company are nov on the Pacific, one o.
which will be always In port at each end Of the route
GOLDEN G ATE. 2 $40 tuns COLUMBIA 800 tuns.
TENNESSEE go. 500 tuns CONSTITUTION. 800 tuns
EORTHERNER.. |, 300 tUns |ANTELOPE......750t uni
REPUBLIC ...... etuns CAROLINA .o0O tuns
OREGON ....... ,0s9 tuns 500 tuna
PANAMA ........ 0S7 tuns ISTHMUS go tuns.
CALIFORNIA -. l0O tuna UNICORN $40 tuns.
FREMONT. so tuns
The new Steamship COLUMBIA will ply between eas
francisco and ports Oregon awaiting the former pot
Of the mails and passengers st Panama and 70
turning hout delay with the uss and for the
Steamer rom Fan francisco Persons securing through
DsAssge BY the United States Mail Steamers from New York
hsye preference Of accommodation board The Pseiis Nail
gtsauers
Rates Of fare nom Panama to San Francisco the
favorable terms.
reru ar line Of Propeller will Be kept up for the
portston Of freight aud transient passengers between Pan
ana and San francisco Ous Of the above Steamers viii
Keep " the between Acapulco and other Mex
ssn ports Each passenger allowed 30 bs personal bag
gage free exceeding in measurement Ia cubic let
Freight will taken Chagres AZ ~ cent? foot and
rou Psuams San Francisco the rate Of 500 per tu
Tor freight Passage apply TO ,,,,,,,,vv
At the Office u the Companies No III West- corner OF
Warren New-iofk.
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The STAGES Tor Squsm will in connection with boat
steges convey passengers all parts Of the country
All persons obe trusting the above boat the account
OF the owners.
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COLRT-In u. matter OF the sp-

~ p,son OF the Mayor, Aldermen snd Commonay oft City
Of New i0k, relative the OPENING and LAYING OUT
PUBLIC SQUARE, known a. BLOOMINGDALE SQUARE,, IL
IT, Nineteenth Nard Of ssdofhe unde sDe Commssioasrs
Estimate sn ASSESSMENT the above entitled matter. hereby
uouce pursuant 10 the requirements Act Of the L-sss
AueaJ At entitled At reduce several laws relating
cuarly he Cry OF New fork Act passed April 80,
1857; sso the Act entitled amend entitled
relation the collection tho
City and County New iors aud for other May
Il, 1870 passed May T. lSt &c tie
thereby they
tho above entitled that all whose
affected thereby and who b. opposed the
present their objections wnuns a. MOSES MAYNARD JH
Esq the Chs ofthe sand Commissioners. the ocs JOha
A. Weeks No A. Wall the CITY New Nors, within thirty
the said estimate aud assessment follows, that All
the lots pieces panels hni, situate bus and bess tho
Nineteenth " ard OF the City o New York. and bounded described
aud ovs that's On the north, BY the south
-ry line SIXTY seventh oh on the south, ny tho
u0hey hue side Of Fouy td t ST. the east the
ey of Eleventh (llth ay) laid down the map
used by the Commissioners Estimate and Assessment tia
entitled matter file AFORESAID tho Commission
err ohee, and which sad -Ltsd, Map OF property
sred for and benefited BY TIE ops and LAYING out Of Pubho
known Boomngiae the Nne,ecnh Ward OF
the CITY Of New fo Ana the sad Commissioners further
notice report tie above entitled be made
aud presented the Supreme Count OF the State o New York
SPECIAL Term OF the SAID Cou be held thu City Hall Of tho
City New YORK Saturday the ~ day October
opening that day that there and
thereafter counsel be- heard motion vii h- made than
said report 10 con6rl-J-Dat~d New iors July A.
MOSES MAYNARD. I'D
JOHN 4. WEEKS, Comms-s0nsrs
JosEPHs. YORK,
HrsAr y. D.Vns. Attorney. yibtocts
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Goal.
DiTTSTON COAL.-Tbe Penn,vIvsni.

s5y a., company Is prepared TO deliver 70 families In
Cam "a. CITY, Brooklyn and Wihsmsburgh from is
Pittsfoe 80 eha several yards the various sizes Of ito
Csc In0,s whieh Is superior Anthracite for domestic
Westa D.. - ths yards corner Of l4thst and sthsv.
A. RS 10y Oh North l0st, WiIiansburgh; foot OF Gold
BrcaSwn, ., ~ the Office Of the Company corner OF
Der TN - ono wshst The Coal win be delivered al rs
"iesned from the yards S@H'' "0s~ 'n' " % TO
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U1HROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
.tREDUCED RATES -New.York and San Fran
oisro Steamship Line.-The steamship UNITED
STATES Ed~ald s Dennis Commander Will take her de-
parture cor Aspnwall Navy Bay on "EDNEspAf sept
80 connecting Al Panama with the aoubleengne
Steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, ? 100 tuns burden George
A Cole Commander, which steamer awaits the arrival OF
At Pansma by the United STATES from New ork
And thereafter proceeds TO San Francisco direct
without stopping at intermediate ports
q.s vs.ssls In acconluodatons and safety not
passed by any this and an experiences surgeon
attached TO each vessel
49, 80 wynn - DAVIS, BROOKS CO.
apr" General Agents, No. q Beagern.
JONES JOHNSON,
No lC4 Westst, corner Of LioertyN
PASSENGERS per United States win dsemoars sonssds ne
wharf Ct Aspinwsl. and take the Panama hAioso nos
open nearly to Gorsons thus avoiding the rsk senaAnt
upon landing Chsgres and the r'er navigator 70
GorzenA
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
Y CARA FALLs-ROCHESTER LOCKPORT .nd
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD-On and after Monday,
August :, 1852, Passenger Trains will run as follows
GOING WEST
LIST Train Express .... Leaves kochesser az " a n
ID Mail. ............. $50
Sd Way Express, oSor NJ.
% " Accommodated, $50 ?. N.
Sd Express $40 d"
Connecting both ways at Rochester with the regular
Trains on the A oany and Rochester Railroads.
No trains % Sunday
Express rran, or the 7SO AN Express Train, Will
Rochester in time for the Tsis leaving for Niagara
Falls at $50 N and will reech Niagara Falls 81 oS4 NJ.
Pass leaving Albany b. the ~ ~ AN Express Tan
will arrive Rochester at II F. M where they remain
and proceed TO Niagara ais ext morning al 90
or 9 IS, and reach there at 907 A NJ. OF l258 NJ.
Passenger leaving Albany, by The 80 p NJ Express TTain
will arrive Rochester 81 70 the neXt morning have
hour for breakfast leave al 81 A NJ in Express Train for
Ma Fails, and arrive there At 9.O7 A NJ.
Pas.er gers Leaving Albany the II Express Train
will arrive Rochester at S45 have so minutes for osak
fast leave for Nislara Falls 81 g. IS d. AID arrive there
81 II 50 Z III.
Returning Passengers Leaving Niagaa Falls b, either Of
the Expfs Trains will reach Rochester IN time for the TX
press Trains East and arrive Albany. New BOs
ton several hours sooner than by any other route.
Trains this r. ad In direct connection and into
the depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line TIE Read passes along the Enc Can a. through the
beautiful and highly cultivated portion Of Western
NewYoTk and through the large villages OF Brockpor Al
bion, Meoins and Loekport
The al new and unsurpassed
Passengers Niagara Fas will take the Cars on the right
khe Rochester Depot WARREN COLRURN, Supt
Rochester. July 81. 1852
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL
Il Il FAX, NOVA sCOrlA-The new aud splendid
s,eam,hip SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly for this
hne ara furnished in elegant style for the accom- mediation
Of passengers will leave the end Of Long Wharf bostoo
for Halifax every SATURDAY at o'clock r, M and
leave Halifax for Boston, every TUESDAY, az o'clock
p. Fsre-Firt Cabin, including meals $40 FGe-Se-
ply to CLARK, JONES & CO. Boston; B. WiER l.
co Halifax or, the Captain, board-Boston, July 81,
1852
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On 81 NDAYS, the EDWIN LEWIS will run TO KEY
PORT touching at FORT HAMILTON leaving the foot u
Hsmn nd-st at half past A NJ and Robinsonst at An
Returning leave keypVrt at 3 r VI