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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
.rrwY0RK anil ERIE and CANANDAI.

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
~ GTrAand ELMIRA RAILROAD.-Fa Arrangements
Trains leave New York and Enc Railroad Pier foot OF
Duane ST. as follows: ., -
Mai Trn az A. M arrives az Elmra AZ LEI = NJ stays
over nj dit aud leaves A. NJ for Canandagua- hochester
Rufao Niagara Falls and all the principal towns m West
en- Newly ork aud Canada
Night Express at p NJ directly through to Cananiasua
and an places above mentioned Passengers by TINS rain
Le kfas IN Elmra fTcghts for the above places VIII
be taken ly Expreea Freight Train at T. NJ
- S.rE Ei-..i LAT tfast, ouP't. u uud p. II. X
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EDW'D X. COLLINS & Co. No IS Walst, " Y
BROWN SIIIPLEY 4 Co. Liverpool
L g. ROBERTS 4 Co, No IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co, Rue Notre Dame des Vic
tores PARIS. or. GEO II DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will not be accountable for gold.
alyer bullion specie jewelry precious stones meta
less bills Of sdHg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein exuress,d
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

TOR AUSTRALIA DIKECr.-rrw-Ivr 10TH
Il and Canada Dispatch Lne-The beautiful clipper
packet-sbp BO1HNlA, James A. Avery Commander,
Lee tuns burden and only 81 years old will sail for me
above port about the 18th OF December This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage TO California ana
tode persons engaging NAV expect very short passages
her decks very high and thoroughly ventilated
and fitted up with State Rooms for the comfort OF families
or single persons An experienced surgeon wall accompany
the ship with other proper attendants All persons about
taking passage respectfully invited 20 examine for them
selves before engaging elsewhere, board Pier East
River OF TO BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos lo' and lls
South-st., N. Y.
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grsnranee Companies.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
N1 CAPITAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
OF the Cliy observation-disclosures Buildings No. 49 Wall
n, corner OF Willnn-sE
The Charter of us Company requires that fourfhs u
sprohts taer paying seven per cent per snnum 10 ts
stoekholersl 60 he divided with the policy holders
ROBERT S. HONE, President
d. Y. CURRY, Secretary.
N BCopes # the Charter Of this Company may be OBJ
tained ON application at the Office.
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IN 1hc srpREME COURT of the sTATE

a Of SEw YORk-DAvID LEE asun.t JULIA h LEO
JULIA dsfendalt ioa hereby summoned To- answer
tn complaint 1f David Lee paun action commenced artast
YOU m the Supreme whch complaint was hedn me ohcs o
The Csyuga, the Aon day OF N0Tenof
1892 and 10 seVe copy e M Z my ONCE
IN The village Of the County 81 Cayua within twenty
ov after the Of exclusive OF the dry
o. .rvre end noce sl 20 said Complaint ~
hereby r-ured plaintiff viii the supren- fourt o the
- N ,sr'S,.f a m tn aad cofnpao SOLOMON GILES
n2g lAw6wN PlaiBH Atornry " crH foft' NJ
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CuPREME COURT. City and County of

- View Yors-Phnp W. Ens. and samuel Eng sst VILLAIN
Walton WOOD aud John A. HsFftSunm9nt or anon@y
densrd tn deiendnts WILLIAM D. WALTON
and JOHN HART hereby somnpned and eqmrsd 70
which ned the once
the Ck fhe ID NV York the yh DAY 9oc'o-
her ls-1 and COPY u the sa Compliant on
h~ suecr~ Al their Office "a Wzist IN the City OF New
Yosk VIII Te,y days service Of tbs summons on Joni
e.e.se day such ard yon isto sn~er ns I'D
r, within the sfes.d the piiins ms seion w
ke dsr@t asat the u hundred dollars 9TH
% DAY of February iholsani shl hand ID
and forty e Decides tn Of h sctonDld, Ng.rer ~
1854 siAILhNht III hChsi,
iawl1~N Pislntlhs AtornsJs
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CREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

~ ROUTE from NETWORK TO VERMONT and
Tickets 10 Bellows falls, Rutland,
Burlington Windsor White River junction. Wells River,
-, Johustury ST. AtsnS Rouses Point OgdensouEsh ald
Montreal BIZ the NewYork and NewHaven ii connection
with tie Northern Railroads Express Trains leave AZ
An and , % PM Ticket Ofice corner BIoadwsy AID
Cana-st. New-YoTk Freight by steamer ihAH ELnh,
with the RAiosds with dispatch reduced rates TO Bur
nston. Ozdensburgh Montreal and intermediate towns
deteruiued 10 make IL the comfortable and expeditions
,Eint,r routs from New York Vermont and Canada
HYDE Railroad Agent No l52 S0utn-st- NY.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

smith O. Surrogate County 81 hereby
ven according law all hlyn claims AGAINST ROBERT
aSpERsON late Of the Of Bushwck KING County, de
IN they required eyht the with the vouchers
tb.fe ~ H. Attorney ,ulscrh~r. WILLIAM RICHARDS,
Al M 1856 the Cdy oi Nuansqrsi before the
eitn dry o. May uext-Dated Nov y. IA 1900 ..
~ isW,mM- MATILDA ANDERSON, Administrative.
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALe and NEW.

IN YORK CITY RAILROAD-EI;easson Of tie Six
Foot Tack Bu-so.-This road exceeding from B13lO
to Hornelse TIE Newi orb and Enc Railroad IL
pe;od and fun operation, forming cOaneetoa with
that road the shortest cheapest and direct be-
tween NowYoTk City and Buffalo Ii the six-foot
Eunge and built the most Substantial manner and the
greater portion OF having been operation monthS
u IS entirely free from the ruughnes usual roads
Fare from New-lork 20 Butalo..............S7 80
Through tickets AID b&xgge checks be procured az
The Depot OF the NowYOrk and Enc Railroad foot Of
Duane a.. y. Y
The times for leaving NewYork may be learned By refer
The Advertisements Of the New ork and Enc Rail
road The trains VIII leave Hornesvie tor Buffalo the
arrival Of The Ere Railroad tTans-Bufao. Nov. p 1882
J. c. HOlT, Supt Buffalo and y. Y. City R. r.
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NTEW-YORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL-

NROAD.-wISTER ARRASGEMENT;-Nove l. lS'@
Trains out Of New and Special
at and il A. NJ, and p NJ. through to New Haven.
At9l0 A. NJ and 64 Z NJ, foT Port Chester.
Tie III 4. W. rur.s connection with tram nom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over tho
Canal Road
ExFREss TRANS at8A NJ end 81 P, NJ. for New Haven,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads These trass connect at
NewIlaven with trains Of the New London Road to New
London Norwich. Stonngton and Providence.
The !. NJ. stops at Stamford and Bridgeport con-
meeting win IIousatonic and Neugaruck Railroads al
Brdgeuort The "a p NJ stops az Stamford, Noryk and
Brdge ort connecting with Danbury Railroad At Norwak,
AID with Houscoic and Naugatuck Railroads.&c. BndsePOrt
Trains INTO er-York-Acconmodatlon and Speciai-st
S. aud 81 A NJ, end 4 ~ T. NJ, through from New
At A. VI and J45 r. ", from Port Chester
Tn. gSj A VI receives passengers from Spnngheld ana
Hsrtf 3D. London and Canal Railroads II Ne. Haven
The VI receives passengers from Hartford sud Sprng-
field and Northern Railroads.
ExPRsss TRAIss leave Newllaven on arrival OF trans
rom Boston at II snd $50 T. NJ, stopping at bridgeport,
Nor,,alk and Stamford . leaving Boston at A. NJ and
8. 7 NJ Trains Of the NewLoDdon Road run IN connee-
~ -.-..-,
See large bill of advertise ent at The station House and
New-Hayen, November, 1852
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'OECE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
PeaI-st " COMPANY, No Il wsll-st., corner Of
CAP1a
AT an election held "a 5000, 900.
were chosen Directors os,y the following gentlemen
year: - Company Tor the ensuing
Sampson Moore Moses 4
Benz r. Sherman, Marshall George Eideri
Peter Martin Alex. II. Chm, Francis Skiddy,
Rufus Story, Asa = forte. Chas- pnixnatef,
henry Foes, Isaac I. 1ayioS James % wilson.
AT n subsequent meeting Of IL William r. Foster.
MOORE Esq, was unanimously resrard, SAMSON
Company. J. MILlON rresioent OF inc
Nsw.Sork, Feb. 2 1852 II, Secretary.
N B.--T1s Company continues 10 ina .
ehandise Household Furniture, Vessels nniiains', Mer
pad ejus.od sRd
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DrcIuAR MAIL LINE, via St sensV 5SI,

REGq Sd!I6s h PnRovIDESe NEW yRSsipr IA
.ns T&uSToNThe .tes .. rs, e now ran regularly ::
MASSACHUSETTS q .t IN; Per NOIa RysI IA
SisIf sSS1s dy sSnsi On Of
"a ss1 ssIss : :. i sasa
w The SAs and Friday From s'Onins'0o-
d. Ss and .: ssn1a-f PERRY Pr0r'sn'' ''
ea NY ss1,siskt or pss;ase srpay q 1'e viz
80 or or board the bosx-
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DR. HEATON OF Rostnn-who has devo,ed
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.

~ HOUGHTON'S PepSn or Gastric Juice. prepared
from 1he natural remedy fer this distressing
plslnt Ager,S J. BALL Co. No. 100 Nassan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
NTEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THR0UGH 70 SAN FRAN
CISCO At REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMUS-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM, 2,CoO tuns ". A. Mills CommanaeT WI leave New
Der G. at o'clock p M precisely, connecting a, Panama
with the new double engine steamship CORTES, lsVo
inns Thomas B. Cropper, Commander, which steamship
leaves Panema on the arrival Of the passengers by the
ENICLE SAM for San Francisco, stopping only az AcApu-
Tbese vessels in accommodations ventilation, speed and
safty are unsurpassed Al experienced physician Il a.
Passenger will be landed the wharf al Aspnwa and
take the Panama Railroad. -. 4.
Passengers cautioned, that the tckeS iof ths hh'
are sold only at No Is Broadway - c,,
DAVIS BROOKS Il Co, General Agents
yoNFc e. Johnson 90 Wall-st
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Remitfsnces-Paseages - .,
BOWMAN. GRINNELL Il Co, No. %
ID soutbst New York sole and only s9ihonkSd asei'S
for the SWALLOW-TAlL LINZ OF 49, .I svsry
LIyERFooL PACKETS sail 9th LoSpoN Srnr.1sv
and 2lst Of every month. ntT1 nSS i'
- rsnTIIT TIOS SIR II. PEEL. ,,
S0NS,Sot, III ~ CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
Nm MvN 1890 on Ti3r WEST INDEPENDENCE, -
49, , VI IL " AMERICAN CONGRESS,
CQn NJ, p r. a ~, a. Atm PRINCE ALBERT,
a LLnTit 4 r - YORKTOWN, -
AS snp Sh y -H,NION PATRICK HENRY. -,
AMI kItAN "a, tbs,r friends and d-sirOus OF
Persons wshin CIV oS the above m .Enheent shIgs,
bringing them out ~ o. RoVyMkS GRINNELL Co
are The only Agents E the above 'nP s N 9BR R Which
.bi ~ sisLt in suv town throughout Ireland 400 70
Rs."; O. sign BOWMAN. GRlNNELL a 49,
bh'n' % Sor,bst Y Y and Regent sroet Live ~
I;Syrooi Psekets leave New-York 9Th and -is' u '
month. - ~. vo.l every Alternate Thur
dsv For passage apply as above.
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iuatebes, 1emelrp, &t.

WATCHES AND EWELRY-JERGEN
w SIN WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber
some very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with rhcaies
FROM him with each Watch warranted perfect time keepers
ior sale At less than the usual prices. -,
Cooper Watchcs-sope III hunting cases, duplex ana 'e
vers, perfect time keepers , =.
Independent Second Watches and quarter for
timing horses, in gold and silver cases III.
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers winch run without
any variation.
Enamel Watches for ladies.
Gold and Silver LeSsrs Detached Levers, Lepne, Du-
pex and all other styles OF Watches All of the above for
ale at less than the usual prices -
Diamonds, Diamond Pins, Rings Ear-Kinss ringer
Rings, and Crosses, for sale low. 40. IN
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes ieweled. Sc W
Fine Gold Detached Levers full ieHeed....... 81 W
Gold Enamel Watches, for ladies.....'..'.'.' % W
Gold Hunting Watches, for ladies. % w
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, for gents''':..'. % w
SILVER Patent Levers. 10 ~ w
Silver Detached Levers full jeweled IL TO ~ W
Silver Lepines holes ieweed ............'... 9VV
and all other kinds of Watches at equally low prices
Also, ell kinds of Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding Kings
gold Keys aud Seals sold Pens aud Pencils gold and SILVER
Thnts diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Lockets
CuAPns, Earnings gold and silver Spectacles Breast
Pns RngcTRngs, silver Fruit Knives sterling SILVER
Spoons Cups Forks, &c. at much less than the usual
prioss- Watches and Jewelry exchanged All Watches
warTaned TO keep good time, or. the money returned
Waeh Clocks and Jewery repaired IN the best manner,
81 mach ass than the usual prices.
GEORGE c. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jewey, wholesale and retail,
No. II Waist (up-stars) near Broadway-formerly at
No. u Waist
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-winter

Arrangement Trans leave Chambers-st daily, for
Albany and Troy.
Express Train Ga. ". through in 4 hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal a. O'Clock
evening.
NAL Train A. M-Through Way Train p NJ.
Express Train P. N.-Accomnoaation Train p. "
For TdITJtowD al , PM, and an Evening Tram at II
O'Clock.
For Po'keepsie at4P M.-For Peekskill at 53oP.N.
The T4rrytown Peekski and Pok epsie Trains stop g.
all WAY Stations.
Passengers takeE 81 Chambers, Canal, Christopher 18th
and 3lststa
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csna-tt. At $50 AN. for Pough-
keepsie ard az n for Albany, stopping az all Way Sta
tons GEO STARK. Superintendent
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JCAL INSTRUMENTS for PRES.

lvI ENTS-The subscriber would call attention TO his
very large Stock suitable for Holiday Presents consisting
Of Musc Boxes in rosewood and plain cases. with Tanbou
pe, Piano Forte and cymba attachments Guitars in every
style Of finish elegant Accordos and Flutnas Paror Or
gsns, Vioins, Flutes, Flageoets, Drums, &c, &c.
EDWARD BACK. No 81 FnltOn-et.
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SOUTHERN and NORTH

wi ERN INDIANA RAlLROADS.-GREAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY Nay u
Until further notee-passsnger steamers and Trans WI
TXPRESs STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING VEST:
WARD-One Of the frstelass stearners sOUIhERS
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE Will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted Az
and DsnkIrk AZ IL 81 night reaching Monroe AZ PA
t next dav and proceeding Toledo tie sane AFTERNOON
An Ell res tan ill leave Monroe 81 2Pa OF On the
.ysl 81 the boat daily Mondays excepted reahns Cni-
s tie sne evening and connecting at Chicago wth hrst-
es,s STEAMERS or Milwaukee and oherPors on Lake Mich
.sn and with Canal packets and Rarosds westerly from
FXPRTSs TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-E1press trans vii leave Chicago AZ NJ daily,
Ssdavs excepted aid rrach Monroe al next morning
An .xpr.-s steamer vii leave Toledo every nornine e1-
c.t sunday and eave Monroe ARRIVAL Of the trains from
icar-aud resch Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
Won. 20 tie forts tint Express trains east from New
York. Albany and Boston .
,eeular boets for Detroit and Toledo. 1000, s.--
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOlSG WEST
WARD-Ths tram viii leave Toledo aaiiy sunday e1'
eerted AZ NJ connecting al Toledo with ne Of steam
e. frcrn Cleveland and sandussy and stopping a. al ne
xsv starions VII. resch Chicago al e. Pm
GOING EAsTW ARD,-Lesve Chicago dsiy, sandsys
.1certed 81 AN Stopping a, al stations and srnylns
Toledo AZ NJ connecting with steamers 70 csnausay ano
Cevelepd and srrvirg there rne for al ne morning
trans trUrl those places uy.-,..,s
por,s On the Wabash Canal JOS- n fON-i
ADRIAN. June ]. ls52 'npeH1
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLiAs0NR1& V WHsH.
L OCEAN HoUsE n1 LSRs ssRRSo 1SS DOCK ND
Es,oID and RED BANK-The new sna Wi Iesvs
Ss.D THOMAS HUNT Capt d piSss !: foIows
d. New-H Haven Pier, PeeksiP las, sEREwssrkY.
FROM NETWORK: ., v.snsss.y. Dec. / II A. ~
"Wednesday, Dec. !, u vi. $500 pee III A NJ
Tliursdsy, Des 2 A: NJ ra1Inx bee L, P: n.
Frday. Dec. s IA: NJ 49, De-. 6 P NJ
Saturday, Dee I'm yxssn;.dav. Dec. 8, ?. Pm
Tuesday. Dec. Z, i r ~; r,;Jsv Dee 10. 7 A: "
Thursday, Dee 9, ? " Mond.y. Dec. Is A NJ \,
saturday, Dec. II, A. n 9tsasI.y. pc a. let A NJ
TUESDAY, Dec. H. NJ n ~ eonnectoa Nth boat an
Stages convey 70 .aye bsi Q. the ACCOUNT Of
de owners.
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GOLD MINING DEPOT, No; : =, b iSl Vse!,.
" place NewYok, ne1t door % lss 49, Ip-rctsd Gold
aqua LoT When doubfs the daily Prodnei ., rS morn
~ nrrs IL exhibited in operation 81 ~ 4gI4SFIM Co
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DEpuRLIC FIRE INSURANCE

HI sursnoe Buildings, corner OF Wall and o.-ln-
Oficss Noe 10 and n, ground floor Az srn-sts;
THIS Coupeny having their Capital OF slcoe
IN cash and securely invested are prepared " nsd
ln.. and dauegc bv ire on favorable terms alnst
The charter OF this Company PROVIDES tnat, elee.
fpteres 10 The stockholders the rate OF Per centns
nur foarfths Of the remaining pronts are 20 DC a.
among the assured in scrip, bearing interest, snien
be redeemAble in cash whenever the sceamuiea Pi
and capital shall amount to slwovv' -
l. e..n.a T. L.. A S,snhen. 9 g. Rowland
a. M 49, H. Is,nss Warren stephen Whine,
George Curtis Arthur Leary, pen. o. p, reLnf'
n Es,,.IS n.,r;ns nncr. Aus. c. Downing
tasn n 49,. 49, Ss.ws,d IT,. g. b. Lamar,
49, nss, ~ ~ "a Winturn VIM H. Aspinw
I,,ns. n Raj Ranhsr withera VIM. h. Duncan,
D~,,sl f,,sSs S,,,A TS.s-a a. Center Chas II. Russell
Ffed a. Foster- Josah OskeS Isaac Townsend.
Peles Hall Robert =. Hone.
ROBERT 3. HONE, rre0aen
DrscAS y. CURRY, Secretary.
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NpURSIrANCE of an order of the Surrogate

49, c.-u,y York hereby all pei
having GEORGE v Mccoy, late of the City OF New
Mason Deceased present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber Office Il A. Beknap Es1 No y Wall ST.,
the City OF York. before the teah da o. May next
Dated New York, the sxth dry o. November, lsi2.
NJ l.nfmMt ELIZABETH A MCCOY. Admin ltrlrx
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

sa'e OF he County OF hereby all
having against MATTHEW BARNARD ate Of the City
New York deaed present the with voucher. thereof TO
his re.ierce. No. Chstont the CITY II
York before the 10th day February neNtDaed New
iork. the 18Th lay Of August, ls.i2
aul6 lawbnM* f.. H. BARNARD, Administrator.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. asfO follows:
EXPRgss TRAM ats AN for Dgnkirk, connecting with
hrstoass steamboats, for Cleveland SaDdusky. Toledo and
Monroe. and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN ~ 8 NJ. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN NJ 5 80 PM. via PiermOnt, for Delaware.
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN at PM for Dunklrk, connect
ing h first ass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
With Express Train for CHICAGO.
FsIcRsSr Tg.tN AZ 5 PM VIA PiermOnt
CHAS. MINOT. Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate County Of New hereby al
against JOHN L. ESTEYE, late OF the City OF
New York dei ed en the with voucher thereof 10
sub-errr re-dene n ThOmas- the City OF
eth March Dated New York,
the day SEPT, 1852. CLORICE EsTEFE, Admntratrs
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ENIRAls RAILROAD Of NEWER
- sEi-Sew-fork 70 Easrun, Pa Fare 81 75-Fa1
ArTHngerent Commencing November IS fs3a Leave PER
No. Nsi.h River daily, Cog Easscn AID irtern-is,e
AZ tbPM. Returning, leave Philhpshurr a. ana AN
and 3i5P.M
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RAILROAD.-NEw-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA. diTect-u. s. NAIL
EXPRESS LlNEs-Through in 4 ho9,sINew Jers s
Railroad viz Jersey City, leaving Newfors al and
A Nj AID 5. p NJ from foot OF Courtlandtst Leaves
PHILADELPHIA hours foot of Walnutst Fare reduced
a. s. for frst.clas- aud - ~ for second class -.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON snd CHARLESTON
through tickets d ia the above lines and through baggage
carried IN the 81 NJ. lines from NewYork with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross he Terry 10 -
utes before The trslns leave
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B. A. Chiffon. Auctioneer.

TBEREMFIUK1 SALE Of LOTS on 9TH
av.av,, 5ith, and 55th sts, NETWORK, and on vii
sonst, BROOkLYN.-COLE Chiffon will Sell at
Auction on TUESDAY, Dec. 1852, at IL O'clock at the
Merchants Exchange:
ethav-l Lot Of Ground 25 feet inches by 100 feet at
southwest corner of6th-av. and Sthst.
Alss-2 Lots, each 25x0o, the adjoining the
above
sl0 Lots each % by 100 feet inches on the south
side, distant 100 feet west from 6thav
54iht2 Lots in the of the above, and Of the
dimensions, north side commencing 200 feet west from
efh-av.
Brooklyn Property Wisonst-5 Lots each 20x75 feet,
ON norheIy side OF WilsOn-st including the nohweserly
oerner of Lee-av and Wilson-st. .
No WaIlr t5l3)
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Sales bp Auttiom.

X. w. WEsTcoTT, Auctioneer.
ARGE and ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of
- GOOD SECONDHAND FURNITURE THIS Mon
dsy) MORNlAG le3 O'Clock, at No. 146 Greenwichav.,
Tapestry and IhreePy Carpets Bureaus 20 Bedsteads
fupeor sofs Bodsteads Feather Beds Mattresses hand
come suite Of painted Furniture, Bookcases Wardrobe
mahogany Cha, Dining Card and Pier rosewood and
hogany Tables, Mirrors, China &c.
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RAILROAD-Ths Road

will be completed to Pittsburgh by December ls after
winch all GOODS Consigned 10 their Agent 40 Philadelphia
viii go through, without transshipment within Seventy
Hours e rates below puhished offering Merchants
shipping points the Ohio River any of the West
sches not 70 be received any other route
Their arrangements with connecting roads complete by
when Goods be forwarded the Interior Of the West
States by Railroad at the loves; rates and IN al eases
without detention - -, ,,
from Philadelphia TO Pittshlagh.
lst Casa-Dry Goods Boots Shoes, &c 81 per 100 lbs
% Class-H ardware Machinery, Bales I'M "a
Brown sheetng Wool &C, a'"'' PCT wv 'o''
"a 'ILss-Ooaeei 75cts. per 100 Ms.
80 ,, 49, t Fish 6c....... IS cts per 100 lbs.
1'n berr.d for EJr,v Ardn g at Philadelphia
D.; ~ o, Suli."i' II. H. HOUSTON,
fTeialt Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Nos III
end l6 MaIket.st, Phlladephla.
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WILLIAM IRVING, Auctioneer.
LNRESH MANUFACTURER FURS-WM.

Il IRVING 4 Go. will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
Dec. 4 at lol o'clock at the SslesR Room No 10 Pnest
near Broadway large and elegant assortment of Furs
oompng every variety Of articles of the finest fabric and
manufacture, consisting OF elegant Of Marten, Sable
Stone MarieD Russia Ermine London Lustered Lynx, 81.
beran Squirrels Swedish Marten, Chnchila Fitch Sables
Muhf, Nctorlnes Cuhs-a Of which have been manufac
ured for the Broadway trade Of the best materials and in
the latest styles.
Ao, large assortment of Robes lined and trimmed.
Ladies particularly invited call examine them
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CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of an execu-
- lion will sell at public auction MONDAY, the 9th
dsy Of December 1851 at IL O'clock NJ, at the Bulls Head
Livery Stables No 60 East 24Nst, span ct Black fony
"''"' THOMAS CARNLEY Sheriff
las r. TERRY, Deputy.
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CAMDEN and ANlBOY RAILROAD for

- PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
OF place-Two lines daily Morning Line al 10 An
by steamboat JOSEPH BELKNAP Fare -. Afternoon
Express Lind BY steamboat JOHN POTTER, az 2P NJ
Fare lst class cars 81 I'd class cars - Retnrnins
leave Philadepha from foot OF Walnust AZ 10 NJ aud
PPM Emigrant Line By stearnboa; ATLAS, from Per
No Iat4PM Fare 81 50.