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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
NEW.YORK and NEWHAvEN RAIL

INROAD.-WiSTER ARRANGLaENT-Novembe /, 1852
Trains out Of New and Special
at 7sD6 lIl 4: NJ, and 7. NJ through to New Haven
Att.l0 A. NJ. and 6! 7. NJ. FOL Port Chester.
II ~ A. NJ. in connection with train from New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with the
Canal Road
ExpREss TRAINS at AN and 81 p VI. for New. Haven
HEREFORD Springfield, Worcester aud Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroad These traiEs connect
New Haven with trains of the NcwLoudon Road to New
London Norwich, SoniDgton and Providence.
Tie A. NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
netting with Housatouic and Naugatrck Railroads at
Bridsepo.. The 81 r. NJ, stops Stamford NOrwak and
Bridt, poi aOnnhcing with Danbury Railroad at Norwek
AID in HousaOnc AID N8Hgatuck Railroads Of Bridgeport
Trains into acknowledgements and Specisl-at
81 and eS5 A. b., and 40 7. NJ through from New.
Haven.
Al u A. NJ and 345 P. NJ from Port Chester.
The 9S A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield aud
Hartford, NeyLondon and Cansl Railroads at New Haven
The 40 p NJ receives passengers from Hartford aud Spring
FIELD and Northern Railroads
FxPRrss TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival Of trains
from Boston at II and $50 p NJ, stopping Bridgeport
Norwak snd Stamford y leavinE Boston at A NJ and
81 PM Trains Of the New London Road run in conncc-
ron. 49, -
See large bill Of advertisement At the Station House and
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New Haven, November, 1852
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COURT. KINGS COUNTY

kJAb sa and Mlry Harley smu. az, Eamss
and Ro-Annah, his wife Mary Harley Ir jane H. Harley
Harley Cathsfne Harley and Samue Harley denlhtIn Par
onin and by Of order h Court made
the above the 9th day OF Msh last, hereby
10 az person having ucunbrnce by Judgment
oher~e. the Undivided share
the hereinafter des,uhed produce
undcrsned referee BY the Court before the 18th
County kus- proof Of their sn and Membranes
together with evidence the thereon
the such ncumbrsncr. and the dates
respectively The said described the complaint FOL
All those adjoining pieces parcel and lots Vi land
and beng the Ah Wa the City and County
New lori and distinguished lots Nos hy and dry
esht. ground m the sa Mn Ward By Thomas
r. IGdam, City Surveyor dated jay l82b ~h,h
thereof = de,d from Thomas Ca pcner and Phee
Aiont Undefh dated May S,o, and recorded the
the Register 90 the CITY and County New YORK Lber
o ConVeane- IN May j. sb, Which -nd t~n lots taken
ghef bounded AMI contain 'Oows that south
by Houston iof mey Moth 6ry feet and Eve he.
souih BY lot number ty SAID h three
inches the By and former belong
the hrs Corn-a Ten Brock deceased thirty ieef aud
he's AMI the north land Or sc, belonging
said Corne Ten Bo,ck deased Ehty and
all those three lots parcels Of
land and beng tue Town o. bdhwr county Of
knss and kaown and distinguished
Va nsp the the Clark the County
Map Estate Of Noah Waterbury Eq. the Town
Bu hSk, made rs John Preston Village surveyor IN % and
the numbers hundred and seventy three hundred and
hundred which three
he tosehe, ouhdcd des RI ed ioow- BEGINNING
the her de Of yckoh - asad down sid map,
MyckOh aud Waterbury, and running theuc-
vc.tey ons norihery side Wyosont -eyeaiyfu feet
nofthy aud parallel with Waterbury t. ninety i've ie
anil parallel With NykOn II seventy tour eet and
souhcry and parallel with Waterbury five feet
place bcsinnas and also hall vd Of ycsOh in
'front.' Of anl ADJOINING ih" three o lat The
BARNARD PARSONS, Attorneys
20 laa6wTu No 10 wallet, New York.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ A writer in The Springfield Repsbisesa,
from the Worcester Insane Retreat mentions the fol-
lowing: There IL small pond IN the garden !nstoYpo
site the pond, saw a woman humbly dressed, looking
Thu, moor woman said the Doctor. has been hsse
for several years Che sssts In the kitchen, and per-
fecty harmless slthough ncursble. She IL the wife
an industrious man, living In an adjoining Town Ihey
Rad family of three boys Of which died suddenly
of the scarlet fever Within week Of their burial, the
n,othr proceeded TO pond near By for cone water.
Az ,he dipping her pail che saw somethinyjust be-
n,sth the surfscs which attracted her attention. and
taking wooden rake, che pulled Il 10 the bank it
proved 70 be the body Of her remaining child walnut
she'll with piece OF paper stuck Ia the centre, wss
footing upon the water which, doubt, sailing FROM
the reach Of the child csused him To stretch for IL lose
HE balance, and be drowned. Before sunset she wss
insd-raying nlad-and was brought here Il h her
deIy custom 20 watch that wster for few momcnss,
and then 10 return quietly TO her work But she YVES
not SLOWED 10 do So which, by way Of experiment. hes
been tried, violent 6ts and convul ioas would follow
You cay she is ineursble saidi
Quite 90, we think Under Supehntendence, ron
tnued the doctor, she Is quiet and useful here; but
win out she would be eyne dangerous.
While he was speaking. the mother, whose bereave
ment Of her children lad driven her mad forever
earth walked slowly toward the house. A she ~
preached, the doctor called 70 her, and dropping b~
courtesy, shs stood looking 81 u.s.
Ihsye seen faces whose melsncholy expression might
chill tie blood like the keen east wind and the power o
ryrnpasiising with them be- very limited Bat Of ~
that have seen, mot any have approached she one
now looked upon, In utter absence o. ~ m H., m,
were hueles,. and her eye. sunten her i9wer lsw
dropped slmost upon her breast and 'ooHea nAe s'~'
personifed. .., .~h., wretch
Poor creature exclaimed ne ooS'"''
esiness Of mind is thse depictedr
II never cav it equallcd.' said
NO wonder replied be. For nse yeArs . sm'e sss
not PLAYED upon her features, and In my opinion sess
ell
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y SUPREME COURT-special Term

NsDAvIp MILLS - JOHN THURsBr.-s.vc sotsoa.
Nov for sitsrreai and - as~- the
jusEeri tbs acton Nee al src-i
vi coats. REQ ever. Jusuce
All the sue.; a-excd -reguArsy stsed s sno~
prnr the crh Ssp'eHter. iSl
They passed urn arr afg-ru ~ Inc toart AZ spcs
Tern. both par'iss berg hoard on that asy.
he order o. that date Ss-a~ her- nrtsuarty,
that ;hs def udsnt eunei further 20 mate
the panf PfocEss oash not snd Should not b
stayed The dfeuzhs APPLICATION NJ. accordingly denei "a
By the s-th the ~hch his dcnDns,rsies the
Necessity snfrcEs declared that Il appacaHn tor AZ
justice tbs Court and such order Be re-
whole be granted conduunoly OF on terms
srpcasr the OF ts shall BE- node
other Jusce and -gck subsequent cation
u WenA 80; Dofss frost. I'LL fo; ten 6ibhs II
Neud. soa
The sane state OF facts substantially prc-eaied
there h. difference sSht AMI ta net bs
esiabhhed pac:ce that psocset
rr- euhoy 81 oec;nns then er-'ng
ton each Objection De
noni ". Vol. Code Rep ~
In Forward his ohtons BY INST al
reni- would lead 10 nierunstc veKson. delay
ami
The hr-- Chamber orders oeuned by the defendant
Tearing the Nov 5l and The III rnl sh January
1852 tar a. they my construed tay IT proceed
bcyond days irregular for the uAef 'hai
BY the fo.t section Of the Code . : provided hat
No order prucerhugS fhar twenty dyG
.hai granted ~ Judge Of Court
the adverse party The laaE, Bond M, cdaP'ed ~ a.
ayres, and be inside
George sullivan Esq for TEva.sr n r. R'uni
Edward sandord jas Bady ard Aeeri Matthews Opposed he
m. de- %. n .nah'e. ~, sheriff 10 40 on with his syecuton
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NETWORK SUPREME CoURT-Coupty

Nof hHs--Reesra nsvI-h John Hereert-ssnnos-
To h ssNr Eared DEFENDANT roa snt
rsqni ed IN "a -st ,se eoHpssu %. vii b
aed he OF q Ne Cerk nj The colnv knss hi
oce al the City Hal, Cay 81 Rrookya oopy Of
IN the odd oornpiz; -ubscrsser Al A..
c6ce. Nc 10 Rroad~s,. n Of S-- Yo~k With
days aer the NJ tbs
day OF saeh he .s5 ,e
rhnf -1'kn AFORESAID ;as aaus .rroa = .rD
Court cr be relief deaasecd the Pani-Dl,-i ~.
lisa. 4 r. BoGARnCS. fan,frs Ancrn-y
Tie ih.s Gel the once q of
Kas- Coun,y CITY Hail. Cry Of Brcolya dsy
Sovruher, U.s. D. r. BoGARDUs Pkn,s. A;toracy
lazSwTu
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

~ APPLICATION The Mayor Alderman OF the
New fok relative the OPENING OF ELEVENTH Az. irOs
4sth seth the lqth WNd ofsad city Pubic
hereby the Mayor Aldermen ConuoDay OF the
Ns rcrs "a the stsui such
The sad the Mayor Aldermen sBd % Of
New iOrl intend ioBske spp,on the Court q
State New fo'k al spscal mo s said Court b. he'd
the City Hall the CITY o New York FndAy the l9h day
November the The
heard fer appointment
Estimate ard Asssrsnt the above that
tue ntsusd opsnns
llth from 18th the eth Ward cf
New York aid the the City Of New lok
under and BY OF the legislature OF the STATE OF New
York entitled An A,treye touching the layl
M and roads CITY passed April g.
1907 Dated New York. O,i %. 1854
l.o, helo
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ITO JoAB COUCH-You are hereby sum

noned and required the complain, N tie supreme
count ci james pisnH whrL tie nth day OF hoven
r 1852 the office the Ces Of the County OF Monroe ana
10 erve copy your Henry r Norton at the ~
Of Monroe thin Scniy tayS All
hs eiyce exclusive OF the ~ ct ne serves
A fs the compliant the plhnt vi"
81. tge;ber with interest thereon
rom ~ an day of November ls2 beside. co-usoy. 1904
ra,,ufvru H. p NORTON, Plaintiff sAt;oraey
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TOR AUSTRALIA DIREcT-NcvYork


Il and Casads Dsgstch LDe-rhe beautiful A clipper
psekstship BOTHNIA, James A. Avery ConnaDier
Geo turs burden and only y y.a old WIN al. for the
above port about the 18Th Of November This seDdd ship
having made one very successful voyage California and
her Commander having great experience in the Au-traan
usde persons engaging may expect very short passage
her between decks very high and thoroughly venta
AND fitted up with State Rooms for the comr n families
o. single peeens An experienced surgeon will accompany
me ship with other proper attendants All persons about
taxing yessase are respectfully invited FOR them
slVts before engaging elsewhere board Pier d. E.a
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS. Nos 1853 and lls
South-st, NY
t'OR AUSTRALIA-TO sail 18th of NOvem-
j. bE=1he superior A sip ALBUS, cow loading a.
Per NO 10 East River, having all her engaged VIII
tsil az as above, for Port Philip and sydney
FOR pessaee only, having superior accommodations ap
plyto LIVINGSTON, WELLS Co., "A Broadway.
H'HE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
i ROUTE-vANDERBTLT LINE-FOR SAN
FRANCiSCO-Only lne giving tickets for crossing the
IstbMus.-The new dOuble-enKine steamship STAR OF
THE WEST 1900 tuDs WI leave from Pier No. North
River, at O'Clock P. NJ, precisely on SATURDAY, Nov
~ for SsD Juan del NOrte rect connecting with the PA
ClFlC the Nicaragua Transit Route having but
twelve miles Of land trausp ortAf on.
These unsurpassed in their accommodation.
end ventilation.
For information or passage, apply only to
d. d. ALLEN. AGENT
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1852

REMITTANCEsP ASSAGES.- SLOW
~ MAN, GRISNELL 4 Co. No. 90 Southst., New.
forh sole and only suhOr,ed Agents for The SWALLOW
TAIL Inns Of PACKET SHIPS.
LSEhIooL PsosETs s4l 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and slst feve1y north. alternate Thursisy.
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X PEEL
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRISSELL,
QrFFN OF THE WEST INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATTy PRINCE ALBERT,
AsHBU RTON, YORKTOWN,
kFW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Person. wishing 10 send for their erds and denrous of
bringing them out by any the above magnificent ships
Informed that Me-sr-. BOWMAN GRINSELL Co. are
the only Agents for the shove ships m this city.
They also issue Drafts from & and upward which are
payable ssht IN tswn through ireland and Greet
Britain. BOWMAN, GRINSELL Co.
No. SO sou1t-sf- " Y and Reg nts-road LiyerPoeL
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th and 2s OF each
month
day.
For passage apply ss sbOve.
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Uater Cnre.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATERBURY,,
(IsOTTTU ORANGE SEW-JERSEY.-VisIfos 70 ths
I,,sn,on tale the Morris and Esex Railroad q the loot
- Courtlandt.t Al e. and IL NJ asd and r NJ -
and South Orange at 81 and s. p. NJ
THE SARATOGA SPRlNGS WAFER
rt-pP !. conv,nisu,ly Arranged and open for
Wir,er trrstInent The cod sAon Is favorable Every
,,nou will be pad The comfort Of pstents Terms -
10 sio per week ~ DLOOhAhA- ~ ~
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rNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

lie Dhl lCt1 duu ~N0it.NN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NV;
YORK and IIVERPOOL direct: and between BOSTON
and LlVERPOOL-Ths Boston ships only calling Al HALIFAX
to land and receive mails and passenger
ARABIA. Capt. JadkinS AFRICA, Capt h.rrisoa
PERSIA Capt EUROPA, Capt Ressie.
ASIA Capt tott, NIAGARA, Capt I'-itch
AMERICA, Capt n. ShsnnoS, CANADA, Capt Lans
These vessels clear he sht 81 nAAsihes een
ASIA. Lott, from NEW YORK "Wednesday Oct p:
All RlCA. Shannon, nom BOSTON W Wednesday, Oct n
EUROPA, Refine, from NETWORK Wednesday, New. 5.
NIAGARA. Leitch, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nov. TO-
AFRICA, HARRISON FIN NETWORK Wednesday, Nov. ~.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, "Wednesday Nov. "a
ASIA Lott. from NEW-Y0RK, "Wednesday. Dec l.
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON Wedne.iay Dec G.
EUROPA. Retire., from NETWORK Wednesdsy Dec. Is
NIAGARA, Leltoh. from BOSTON, Wearesdav D.,c. p
AFRICA Harrison, fia. NEWBORN "Wednesday Dec. %.
CANADA Ians. from BOSTON. "Wednesday Jsr. ) 1855.
IRAbIA Ju6kns fn y. YORK "Wednesday Jan u 1855.
ANTRICA Shannon. ftn BOSTON. "Wednesday Jan. 10.
Pssssre from Ne~-YOss or Boston TO LiverPoo'-tIrss
esbin sis0 second cabin, e1a
FIeish, viii be charged specie eeyOnd an amount for
pt1onA expenses.
Anrxrerepced Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers rrcs' Pas through nc
Posi- Ofice. For fright OF psssage sppy 70
y. CUSARD, Nc. bowun ssroen-
~ Freveh German and other Foreign Goods recei
and brought with British GoodA Through eiis
OF lsdinF arc gwen in Hsvre for New-iorf
WGrcHTS-by orce. Of the British ffe@sury wSEncs %
manufacturer VIII be hereafter admitted Eng20din sn-
su the United Stairs and other countries IN cons
ouerce Of which French and SNiss watches may b snpa
IT HAVE for Newly orb Boston via Liverpool "hh-o D
curing tie iisk heretofore, OF hsrg seiZec ~ we I'D
sish Cus,ou-Ecns>
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Fall Ar

III ,.,y.r,p, Through Fares on al Trains between
Nev-York and Albany Oh s.. Trains leave Chanoen d
a.ily lsundevs excepted) for Albany and Troy
Fxr-,~ Tram A. n throuEh IN hoars, eonoceuAs
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal .; eeSek tass
evening" =. - . n
Ts--sSs Tn. sP N-AsconnzedA;isr Tam ~ Z. NJ
~ Psefskin Al A M p. NJ. ard e.l5 ? NJ
ro- Pe'tsspsie N ESQ A N. and $50 stopPlas 81
- ~ s,.tlons-SuDday Nal Tram P " from Canal
Pasaenrer talen q. Chambers. Cx1a- Chrstopher ltta
- Si.,xt. GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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NEW-YOsK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot Of DUAnest - follows; "a
TxPRIss Train At An for Dunkirk. connecting WIN
Monroe. ard r.ilrosds 20 C,neinn.t! and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN sts NJ for all stations.
NAY TRAIN 81 8 80 PM via Permont; pT pesNrs
NIcsT ExPREss TRAIN al Pm, for Dunsirk, connect
ting with frstAss steamboat for Detroi; dreeI e"nness
with Express Trsln for Chicago.
EsrIeRaNi TRAM a. 5 Pm VA Plernont ..
CHAs MlNOT Superintendent
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Hrrw.yORK and ERIE and CANANDAI.

N GUAALa TLNIRA ABROAD ATAasernsai1
Tr,r.le.ye New-Yosk and Ere Railroad Plez lfoot Of
Dua1e-sil Is follows: 90, ~ -.
Nj lam a; A N arrives Enirs AZ los VI, SAYS
ov,r AIT and leaves A ~ 20. CensDderuA kcnSss-t
Rufalo Nsgaa F.Is and az tie principal townsn est-
eru New Yort and CsxadA c,.
Nshf Expires ats p NJ directly ,hroash 70
- n ,i.ee. sleve menf.oned PsssclSers BY tas tran
al, IN Emirs Freshts for the above places VIII
:. t,l,p bv E1pres. Freight Tan AZ r. NJ
WILLIAM q. LPliAM- sSPt {. and T. " H.
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DANBURY and NoRwALK RAILROAD:

II On and Alter sept ., nc foIfo"Lns ua4IS VIII
leave DGnbury:
/ Gas A N with passenger connecting 81 Sooth Nor
walk with the New-iork and New-HAven A n tram
for New-York ateO9 A. NJ. -,
SI5P with passenger, and freight conDectins with
The N.xYork and w-Hsyrn S. 40 P NJ AZ SIS 7. "
Train. to Danbury Will leave South NorwIk;
l. go A NJ with passengers and freight, RECEIVING pa
,epser, frsm the Nev-York and New-HavenT A H. rafs
tom New.lork.
2 SOP NJ with pAsserser osly, receiving PsSensen
from The Sew-YoTk and New-Hsven $50 Z. NJ ExPres
tr-sn from New-York and the 40 accommodation rsln
trouu New-H,ytn HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Dsnbury Sept q 1857
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Copartn ship.

7 United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
IL BY EDWARD STAPLET0N ana CEPHAS ii. NOR
TON
Hnt-The name or finn under which sad partnership 10
be conducted is EDWARD STAPLETON,
Second The general nature OF the business 70 oe uaht
scted the manufacturing and dealing Hats, Cape Straw
Good, kc. ,,,
Trd-The ofthe general partner interested therein
n EDVNARD SiTAPLFT5)N who resides in the city Of
Ee~York and the Of the special partner is CEfhAs
NORTON. whose place OF residence u also tae eSy OF
ktwYork ,,,,.
Fourh-The amount Of capital which said Peois psEtne,
has to the stock Twenty Ihoasand
DvlNs, IN cash. ...,aI
Rh-The sad partnership ia to commence ON thus
day Of October lS and to terminate on the e dSy on
nary, 1856 EDMAhD siai n III w.
Kew-Yoll, Oct - 1850 CEPHAs IL. NoRfoS'
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r9r The Boston papers Of Saturday confirm
the III, match announcing The resignation Of the Honsn
snsSI, Of the Presidency Of Harvard College. The re-
10 take eject 1T the chose Of Pvcseps term,
iD Ausnft
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

~ o. he Csary n Tcrk Bore herny sren ~ a. pr
- hsyrs cn. az. ~. WILLIAM WILLIE. nj. Of ne CIV q
S,~los. O. sases BSsses; t.e 49, vita ,o s' ,s 81 "
IRE ~ or o. Villain b-oiLn q - - - -.
,art hs CIV a l0k, sere ne IA Az q ApfA
.,tf-psfld N.u Ycfk TIE q ssy q o. .ooer. -
= t.,-s--T- ANELIA WILLS. Es-.utru, &C.
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IN PrRSIANCE of AM order Of JESSE c

SMITH E suuosa;e q the C0sEy Of kIs- noe ss,.sy
sTv.u .rcorrx 10 regsoEs having c 2ssS SOLO
mon CONXLlN hi- Of tie Cy Of BToosyn ee'ed sy
~, REQUIRED enh vourter. th-f-os % NE
.,r-,l WAKRTN SSTDEN az ~ rs.i6s-ce. No. - Jonn
q Of Bsooklys bsr- he 10Th DAY q soT7s
- Dated Nay 20. 49,
cAIHaRIsE coSKLlS. .,-..-,..,..-
DAVID B. BALLS, Z A-1iS;stfs'cr-.
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Ocean CLEANERS, Sc.

II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u. For NEw.ORLEANS via HAvANA-The SPLEEN
adsteueslup EMPIRE CITY, Henry Minde, Co~m1nder,
w, sal from the r.e5 at the foot Of Warrens n H. on
hrEs of PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND Nkw-osLEASs'
Ladie.' and After-saloOn Ber,ns.
Eorwsrd-saleon ...............................5 30
Specie MY taicn on freight TO Havana ''''''''
Feisht taken NewOreAns 81 cent? PER cubic foot
with lie Company bills Of sdns which may be had on
Application at the office No other form win De sgned No
bills OF adns signed ate. u O'Clock On the day OF sailing
'''"''si G o.RoBERfs, No IN we't-st, cor wsIrea
NJEW.YORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
IN sHIPS-SEMLWEEKLY u. s NAIL LlNE.-Ths
new and elegant Steamships cvp
VNiON Captain K Adams,
sSuThERNER....... Captain w roster,
fomips . rrsuIa. seui.weekly line between New-York
and Charleston viii make their usps as follows; A.. ~
SOUTHERNER " cdnesdIy, N1S' ~
Tlsse q. smefs leave Pier No North RIVER Al O'Clock
N precisely For freight apply 90 board aud f0r pas
sPo Pc FORT TiLESroN L Co, No. IS Sou,h-.,
Savannah passengers furnished with through tickets with
cut ADDITIONAL charge.
Tor CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and
Il FLoRlDA-Semi-weekly L. s Nail Line-Ihe new,
safe and f.vcnte steauer s0UTKERNER W Eoe,er,
C,nman3er will leave Pier Nc. n. r., on WEDNESDAY,
sov 10 At iOcoci PM. precisely For freight sppy Ga
board, wheie al bills Of lsdns viii be ssnee ana iS
passage, Of the Office Of
sPoFT0RD, TILEsToNk Co, Nc. "a southst-
Savannah passenger, tcketed through without fnrtheS
charge Passengers will suffer detention at Charestsn,
arrangements been made with the South Carolina
OF the steamer,
Abe MARION viii follow on SATURDAY, Nov; IS aud
WI connect with the FLORIDA steamer, which leaves
SehAkLEST0S 0 TUESDAY, 10th INST, AZ O'clock
r ~; Tor JACKSONVILLE, PILATkA and ST. Angus
si through tickets Furnished for 'be above ports Is
.ss Te JsckDpyiDe, s5l TO hatlS sSSi TO $; Az
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
II OCEAN HOUSE, Oong B1nch,l PORT WASH
INGTON. MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK mid
dletown) and RED BANK-The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II. Hasgcry, viii 'eaVe
the New Haven Pier Peck-sp, East River a. ollows
yRos sEw-yoRK. from SHREWSBURY.
Tue,6sv Nov 27AM. Monday, Nov. |, BAN.
We6ntsdav Nov s. "a " Tuesday, Nov. , 10! A. NJ.
Thur1dsv Nov T. sAM "wednesday Sov3lIt A VI.
Friday Kov. ) 1OA.M Thursday, Nov. 4, u P NJ.
SATURDAY. Nov 6 Up NJ Friday Nov !. II p NJ
Tuesday Nov. 9, 2P.M Monday, New P NJ
Thursd6y Nov II, g. A NJ "Wednesday. Nov. 10, JPN.
Saturday, Nov. IS, 8 A. NJ Friday, NOv.i2 8A. VI
TUESDAY Nov Is. NJ Mond,y, Eov. Is, y A. W.
The stages Cor Squan will run in Connection with boat
Stages convey passengers 10 ell parts Of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the account Of
TIE owLeTs
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6crses, Carriages, Mr.

TOR SALE-A irst-ratc Brown MAKE, 153
Il hands high, kind in harness and good traveller Prce
Eco Can BE- until the 18th INST al the stable OF OlL
IEsPlE a Carl ISLE ~" In East Broadway
TO PHYSlClANS-FOr Sale, one of the
i best Family Horses in this city Is hands inches hgh
dsppe gray, beautiful body and neck years and
can excel hun for style lie took the fret premium at the
County Fair where he raised Also team OF Fancy
Bay Horses old InqAre Of Mr.. DAYTON, Sitnst
lOrth side. near Eighth.aV.