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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Horace

Bane and Matilda T. he wife John Bartlns and
we James a. Bane snt Jane bis wife, Mary Bariins,
selhsn and RAJ bel his Joseph bane hefesxh
Mount aud y hs ~ Sarah Ann Bartine DAVID w barne
Amelia his wife. Oliver T. II Bstne and Mary H. his vie,
and Elizabeth his wife Philemon ressef and Lucy
X Bsr,ne and Margaret his wife, Samuel bsrune,
Phobe Martin and Mary Ann his wie Thomas
David Batne his Wiz Ja-tu. Foot and MAJ
ret h wi'e Nathaniel W Cham and Amanda L has ~lc Jr>-S
Fuller sud Fnr,te'h Geo. Tier and Hannah his VIE,
Elizabeth kinney Joseph r. HH and Amelia ~ ms whe Ehis
Jane Hun Wadd .nd Msrs his wife tyHbeth smith,
lanes Rat and his WIFE John T. smith and Samuel Coh, Jr
pursuance OF order Of this Court made inc
above ninth day September last notice hnsehy nsn
p~rron- having general len ncunhrane, BY judgments
the undivided share interest OF any OF the
ovier hereinafter Described To pfodnce TO me NO
ramed said orde6 OF before the s
NEXT Office, No. Wanst IN the Cay CA
New respective en and ncunbrane- toaeier
the nature o and the des Thereof respectively
premises de5crhed ia the complaint hoio~s Az
ground the south easery side OF SIN s
nd xSth tate XVIII Ward OF nc
Yok thirty two lots OF ground stu
lXh Ward drawn January, thousand eight hundred
twenty-five by Even, by the number bounded and d
follows Beginning point the south eaefy SIDE %
hundred feet north eastefy from the north east
sy sihav and a0h running thence north easery
aons 9Th twenty-five feet less 20 lot number one on sd
ar eascy Tael with Dtht hundred feet,
cay parallel with 9Th twenty five feet more or lees,
number three sd thence north essfrU hne
ae with 10Th humid sth tho
place OF begnniug-Dated October ~. isS2
sKEFFfNGT0H sANxAY, Referee.
srs'yss Horu, Attorneys. OLE iaw6wwed
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NEW-HANEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRiNGEMENr-0n and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug ls 1885, Trains viii run IS fol-
lows:
Leave New Haven at I so 4. NJ, Accommodation Train
for New Lcndon, stopping az all stations II 3 A. NJ, Ex
press Train for Gulford Connecticut River, Lyme and
New London connecting with the steamboat and railroad
lines for Stonlugtor. Providence AG Newport 6D 7 NJ
Accom- medallion Train for New Loaoa stopping at all sta
tOns.
Leave New London et s 81 A. NJ. Accommodation Train
for New Haven, stopping II all Stations 1910 NJ, Ex-
rress Train Lyme, Connecticut River Guilord and
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport, Providence and
Stonirgon the morning arriving al New London,
take this train for NewloTk. $50 7. VI. Accommodation
Trsin for New Haven. stopping AZ al stations
The II p 4 NJ Express Tran leaves New-Hayen ON the
arrival OF the b. \. NJ Express Train from New-Iors.
The SIS T. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival Of the $50 T. W. Express Train from New
York.
The Trains leaving New London al ESQ A. VI and 1910
A. NJ connect at New-Haven with Scw.Yora Trains at
9S5 A. NJ ard LIS i. NJ
70 By the $50 p NJ Train from New London
take the Express Trains AZ New Haven for Hartford aud
Springfeld tor New-YoTk. the same evening
RICHARD y. DOWD, Supt
New. Haven August H. 1882
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

L tNNDN II 7 dIU -FVIt " III - =,
IL On aud after Sept. =. the following trains Will
leave DlutuTy: ~,
les a NJ With passengers, connecting Al South Nor
walk with The kew-iCTk 4ld w-Iason A. NJ tram
for Newton at8G9 a. u. -
ais P n with pssengers and fre sht. connecting with
lie New-York and Se,, Haven IS - T. 81 At 5o1 7 NJ
Tr,ius 10 DAl.Luly VII cave south SOr"aik;
gS A NJ With passen and freight recei'ing Pts
seBs.rs tie New-IOrk and Ne"-fiayen A VI ~iin
fIom New iOIk. ...
2 SO T. NJ with passengers only, receiving pa~rnsei'
nom the N.y-Yors and Nr~Hern 1Sj r VI Express
trsin fom Eew-YOrk end the 10 accoalmodaton traa
iron, E.w.H.,.n HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
DsnbuTy S.pt. y, lo52.
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Steward lee Included
Apply TO J. McSYMON, No. % Broadway.

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX.
Il Il NOVASCOTlA.-The and splendid Steamship
SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly for this line aud
furnished in elegant tye the accommodation OF pasn
gers will leave the OF Long Wharf Boston, for Hali
fax eyery ~ATJ RDAY. at O'Clock p NJ and leave Hall
fax for Boston every TUESDAY. at O'Clock PM Fare
Fret Cabin including meals, $40 FAreSecOnd Cabin,
without meals s. Fox rei ght passage apply to CLARK,
JONES co. Boston; +. WIRE CO. Halifax or tho
Captain on bosrd.-Boston, July 81, 1852.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c..

shIIh 30 Of the Cosay Of Kings notice hereby
sccorns to law TO all having crs ssaas, ANN DO
III MUS late Of the City Bosyn. deceased h,t they
CURED exhibit the with toe youeh-r thereof 10 the suhc
ter hs redence Old EedoFl Road Putnam tbs
ct Bookyn before the 3i day Of December
Dated jane ~ 1881 GILBERT DORHMrs,
e3O laStmWf Administrator
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin

ke Buildings, corner OF Wall and William sts
Offices Nos 10 and IL, ground floor o....
THIS Company, having their Capital OF slSooOo pad ~,
ct,h ard securely invested are prepared TO insure AGAINST
loss nd damage By IRE on favorable terms
The charter this Company provides that aeT paying
interest the stockholders az the rate OF per cent per Az
num- iour-fths o. the remaining profits are 70 DC divided
auong the assured IN scrip, bearing interest wheh cnP "
10 be redeemRbe cash whenever the accumulated pfoas
ard capital shall amount 10 Sl'oOoVVO
WASTES
Jc. G:illsrd, Jr, John 4. Stephens, ; = Howlart'
las NJ Waterbury lanes Warren, Stephen Whitney,
George Curtis, Arthur Leary, Dan. u Fearing
George 7. Adoe, NJ w Hamilton, WIN II Russell
ID. =. Kennedy, Denncg DueT, Aue 1. Downing,
John J. Asto. JT- John Steward, IT, u. H. Lamar,
kred A. p,lano, Robert Il. Minturu, VIM ii. AsYnw all
james {. Bell. Reuben WitheIs Wm r. Duncan,
Dsuio Drake Smith Edward C. Center has. II. Russell
Frt1 G. Foster Josiah Cakes Isaac Townsend,
Pelos Hal, Robert = hone. - . .
ROBERT s. HONE President.
DUNCAN +. CURRY, Secretary.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sumo

OF the County 81 New feEs nots-
havps claims asant MARTIN BRUINS ,-
deceased pc~eu the ~sh A~sef
hrs rrdence No
.th day Of December nex,p.,ss
Ysrk the I'D day Of June lssa
jc:3 la~6nW' THOMAS WALLACE, ksecatos.
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CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE COM
L1pA\V

CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.
Insurers participate n the ProGts
Tbs Company, having completed Their organization
VIII commence business on Monday, Il August next, al
their rresest location. corner Of Sth-ay aud Sids
rohclts issued on al descriptions ofMeTchsudse, Stores
Dwellings, Furniture. SHIPS IN Port &c, favorable
terms - other City OoC with the advantage to Insurers
OF share III the profits of the Company.
DIRECTORS.
n. Uoprer Mott. Garrit; 5. Mott. Henry I Booster
L. II N,l Necehia Jo.t oh Boushiou, Ehlah Waid
Mn. 4 Nheeer Jane. w OGDEN John A. Gum,
Mu. w Cau,ubt n Samuel LYMAN. GaIntt Striker y
Jo.eth W SaSsse Asabel A Denman Stephen " Jones,
John s Never Henry d. Crane, Nunsm J. brisiey,
EIasus Nmen, Marx Cornell joan waite
John Denhsm VIM. Il. Stewart, Niiham Nlns!)w,
Ft'I, c Ssu.,lson Henry Duhti- Andrew Ward,
Geo " Van Mort VIM W. Cornell David /. Sayre,
John " Howe, CUMMINGS H. Tucker
VI. HOPPER MOTT, President
Gas. O. RiCHAsDsoS, Secretary.
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Waicr Cure.
fcqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
- rate ,- Co1nty Aerroy % az PET
"a assns m- john EoRSBf. Jr, ate Of he CITY 81
Ncw "a dcN cAse the WITH voah-r- thrrs :,
ne ah.ceer a. re os % SC0LES COOPER Eos No -
tharerrs g. N the CITY 81 SeS yosk before the tsen sh
oy 81 Dc~~uher oe,tD ted S;d day Of Jap ~
ies3 i.~cmW' JAMES l. LYON ~ d Exscuscr
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

MI li11lGAN SUI lf1EhN ana NUN IL
WI ERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On and after MONDAY, May 81
until further notcepsssenger steamers and trains VIII
run as follows: -
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST
WARD.-One OF the hrst-ca- Steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE, Will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, At
Pm, and Dunkrk at II ght reaching Monroe at Pm
the next day and proceeding Toledo afternoon
An express viii leave Monroe az ppm, or on tho
arya Of the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting at Chicago with nrst
olsss Mw and ports Lake Mich
and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Che
EXFRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-ExpIe,s ans viii leave Chicago AZ M, daily,
SATURDAYS and resch Monroe az "a next mOrnng
Will leave Toledo every morning. ex-
cept Sunday and Monroe ARRIVAL Of the trans from
Chcsssnd reach Dunkfk and Buffalo ssyeEa hours pre-
the tms tor the mat E1pres trans cast tsOn New
York, Albany ana BOstun
The steamers and trans Monroe Will connect each way
regular bosts for Detroit ana loledo -
ACCOMMODATIONS NAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-1hls viii leave IO4edo daily, Sundays ex
ceIted at NJ connect IL Toledo with line OF steam
ers frn Cleveland aud sandrsky and 81 ppng at al the
way stations viii reach Chicago af 81 Pm
GOING EA>IWAkD.-L,aye Chicago daily, sundays
e1crIted AN s0ppnG all stations. add arriving a.
1oco az NJ cCnnect1. with ste aneTstJ Stdns<f alh
Cleveland. sLc arriving there AZ time cf a. the HiofLhs
trarns those places .
Arscsetboar evos Toledo 1t Al for Fort Wayne and
ports IN the WstGSh Canal JOS II, MOOhE,
Ad1en Jrne !, a. SupenhNh dSh~
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REAT CURE for DYsPEPsn-Dr.

~ HOCGHTON'S Pepsin OF Gastric Juice prepared
fCuI reulet Tbs natura! medy for tins Distressing
plant AgenfA J. BALL 4 CO. No. 100 NassaG-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of the County OF New York hereby all
JOHN READ. OF the Cy Of New
~,es.rd the with vouchers thereof to hs
ulsgler h. r-d-n ll2h st., vi sv Harlem, N tbs
Cy New Yok before the hh day Of February
Dated. New lort, the ,aih ay Of Ausust. 1884
suqh faworNs WILLIAM READ, Administrator.
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be sold at bargain, at

No 70 Beekmen-st, Office ard Counting House Desks,
Keyolyug Office Chairs Cushions stools sofas, Lountes,
Couch BEDS Bureaus Dvans Secretary Book Cases, Look-
ing esses Oil Paintings Engrelgngs go Bedseais. ~
dozen Chairs Her aid Husk Mattresses made 20 orieE
Stoves. Furniture rented.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 ISIRALIA -AUSTRALlA-C
~ LINE-1fe very fast sailing ship SACSUSA' Cap
aiu Louuer viii succeed the ASCtTNA O. the mn shp
THE ne and sail tor Melbourne Port Philip, touehiasa
Care of Good Houe the 2rh October. An experienced
Surgeon accompanies the snip For freight or passage hay
ing accommodations AZ the lowest rates apply
board Pier No. 10, East RIVER, or - w Il DCHAN NO
As Frontst. or RI SELL 4 NORTON, No. 81 Old slip
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STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASOOW-1he Glasgow and New-YOrk Steamship
CcmyaIys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1910
turs and o horse power ROboTt Craig Commander, win
sai from New York for GLASGOW SATURDAY, 10th Nov.
anc SATURDAY, 18th Jsnuasy, At II O'Clock, noon
Fifst Cabin saloon State RoOHls). .............sO
F;rft Cabin. (Mdshp State Roomsl. ............ -
Second Cabin........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Steward, fee included.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMfANY-Only through u. ;. Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA end OREGON, VI. Aspiuwall and Pan.
aua-The splendid new and dOub.c-onglne l. ;. Mail
Steeuslp ILLINOIS, $3.50 tuns. II. J. Hartstcue, u.
NJ Commander Will SAL on WEDNESDAY, Oct ~, at :
O'Clock NJ. precisely, from pier al foot OF WaErcn+,
North River The Pacific Mail steamship Company mag
pce1t steamer OREGON VIII be IN readiness at Panama
10 receive the Illinois mails and passengers. and sal imne
deiey San Francisco No efforts VIII be spared on the
part tie Companies 20 send III II passengers through
with expedition. comfort and safety.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPlSWALL -
Ledts' Saloon state Room.
Lower Ait and Forward Saloon. dO..............'. %
Second Cabin StGEdces -
Passenger VIII be landed at the railroad wharf, Aspin
wall free TTLnt OF the lihEUs at the passcn<os ex
ptuse Pcrfous securing through passage b. the United
States Mail Sc from NcwiOTk, 4vc preference Oi &C
cccmmodation board Of the PACING Mail - afncrs
RatCe Of fake from Panama 10 san Francsco ON tue most
fayorall, ttnDs For freight or passage apply %
CHARLES 4. v HlTEEl. at the O1ic- Of the Cos.
No. IL Westst, corner of Warren, y. l.
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DEAUMONT's PATENT STARCH

CHEMICAL kRASINE SOAP-FoT sale by J. T. JOHN
son Co, Nos sS CoTtand;st- and 81 bO"erN' l"eso
stieltS AC bought at other pco "a Ne"lO a. We
are tie exclusive propnetors OF and pSentees OF the
Other Tie Starch Polish is stamped every cake Beau
uoLts Patent Starch Polish" and both aud the BlGne
have fac smile Of J. T Johusous signature tae iaOe
and wTapptr None other As there ale litt
tons pTeicudng to do the work Of StOws" aud soma
I'm Is sold for his purchasers shoad hst joan v
Slows s Chemical ErssiVe Soap Is stamped on every
ksr None other IL geLu,ne.
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Clothing, &f.

FASHIONABLE HATS-Elegsnt French
Il SIX Hats S3-Sl less than Bro4awsy prices Neat
Hats az q S. BROWN' ,,.
No. l5s Canal-st. one door from Sullivan
THE BEST PLACE TO ger MEMS and
4 BOYS CLOTHING ready made 20 order, u
at No 81 Futous At TINS establishment you viii ma
lsrge assortment OF fashionable rendy-msde Cotais sso
.n.rdo assortment OF Coos winch VIII be made 70 order
~ No 81 FJLTON-ST- y. Y.
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GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
" BRACKETS. CANDELABRAS. GIRANDOLES-
SOLAR. FLUID and LARD LAMBS suitable Tor private
Mansions. Hotels, CLUTCHES, &C. &c. $500
Equal and cheaper than ony other establishment IN the
United States. Wholesale and lletnl at te man iaciOry
and s.r,Iooms of JAMES q. MOFFEr
Noe ll9 and III Prnces, third block west OF Broadway
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

N + Vi r h 81 hAlLhOAD.-NEM
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, drect-u y NAIL
and EMPRESS LINES-Through IN 4 hours-Newgersey
Railroad Vi Jersey City leaving Nes-lors att VI foot
OF Courtandt-st. IA VI and = P N Libery-st. Leaves
PhiladelI ha l24 and A " and = NJ from foot OF
Walnut Fare reduced to - for hrstss and - ~ tor
secoud-class -
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
hroush tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried IN the A VI and s. P VI. Lines from New-forS
with thrOu al conductors.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C..

Smith Ed Surrogate the County of Kings, not<e hereby
,ccord,e law az persons havns claims Against AARy
FIELDS Of The City Of Proosyn deces'ed that they are r
the vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrbcr THOMAS HAMILTON No 100 Ns.ssast, the CITY Of
Brock IN en- or before y OF December nekDstsd Juno
81. Iss9. HANNAH HAMILTON. Administrator
i@c3 ls~smw THOMAS HAMILTON, q
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pEMITTANCES.-PASSA SAG ES.-BOW-
IL MAN. GRINNELL & co. No. SO South-st., NeY-
lork sole and only AUTHORIZED Agents Tor the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9TH LoSOON P,CSErs sail every
md 2lst OF every month. alternate Thursday.
LREHPOOL. LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR X. PEEL, -
NFW WORLD CORNELIUS GRTNNELL,
QUEEN OF TIE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE. AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN. PRINCE ALBERT
ASHBU RTON, YORKTOWN,
NFW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing TO send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
bringing th. by Of Inc above magnificent ships are
informed that Messrs BOWMAN, GRINNELL CO. are
the only Agents for the above shirs in city.
They also issue Dref,s from 4 upward which are
prya II OF sight Ary town through Ireland and Grea
bntain BOWMAN, GRINNELL co,
Ne 70 Southst, y. Y, end Regents Road, Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Packets leave New ork 9Th and 2st OF each
moth
London Packets leave every alternate Thursday
For rasssge apply a. Above.
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THE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT.-FOr the
celebrated patent pOTohs health and hArDres-rNing
Hat can az DRAKE l. CO.'S, No Bowery. The porous
Hat combines al the desirable qualities Of the Beaver Hat
uresryLs TIE nt and Gser OF the hair Ia rrn1rAa-
bic DRAM Co. no > DO"efyf ". l.
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FURTHER REDUCTION Of FARE by

Il the STOAlSGTON LINE.
To BosroS-C4sn- g.. Deck 81 So
To PRovinEseE-C&h.n- 81 IS. Deck 81 81
DEly 4 = X from Piss No = Norta River BY steam
efs [. NANDERBl-T and COMMODORE. 70. faE:aer
Information apply a; ;hc es, lie Company No 10 Bat
t,ry place.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ Trains leave per foot OF Du.ne-st IS toIlows
EXPRESS Ts,Is An for Duuki-x co-nerrinr with
ftcrs- hosis for Cleveland Ssneu.kv roleao ,ri
honro. and railroads 70 Cincinnati and Chicago
Mail TK.Is II so AN. Tor All siaiiDns
Way TRsIs a. 8 PM yii Pierriont, or Delaware
NIsgr T1Fsgss Tg.Is A. PM. for Dunkirk connect
ing ith sieamhosf for Det-gi; direct connecting
With Express Truin for Chiceso.
ENues.Sr Ts,fs 49, 2 " vis Pi--r7ou,
CHAS. NINOr. Superintendent
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ARRANGEMENT-The LIv-

FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after Sateroons Saloon after Stateroous ~ gins
- midshIp ~ midshp Is
forward So forward IS
Including Stewards fees
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited Der OF tirdc.ss passengers viii be taken
from PHI sdelphs and Liverpool and found proylsoDS
From phladelr hs ... S2i From Liverpool . guiness
Certificates pascage Will be issued here 70 parties who
are deous bringing their friends at corresponding
Thtfr
Freight g. per goods hardware, kc VIII be
taken snhiert a. agreement
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each ship.
Su al drafts drawn az sight on England aud Ireland
For freight o. Passage apply 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON No a Exchange place. n. Y,
and No Nalaut-st. Philadelphia
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and ERIE. and ELMIRA and

NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA and
~ CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Trains leave Pier
foot Of Dusre-rr. IS follows
Day FxPsEss-A.6 4 NJ for Csnanda,gus Rochester and
Niagara Falls. arriving the above named places the same
evening M-i Trains leave AZ An stopping over Night
Emirs-
NIcEr ENPREss-Lesves ste NJ arriving 81 Canandal-
qua at 40 next morning, time 20 AXE the train for
Rochester, buhsio and Nisgsrs Fails
This the quickest cheapest ana most comfortable route
to Western New-lork ana Canada West
". q. LATHAM. Supt. c and z. X. K
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DEGILAR MAIL LTNE. Via Stoningtor

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington.
IL for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDEORD
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE OF this hue aow run regularly as hereto
fore alternately having Pier No North River arst ~.f
above Battery place, daily. Sundays excepted al Z N
And S,oniusGn ~ o'clock p NJ. or on arrival Of mail
tram which leaves Boston az ) 7. VI
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily e1csp: Sundays at 2P NJ New.Bedford aud Tsnn
ton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF the
nail tram 81 Mansfield
For freight PASSAGE, apply a. the Office No 10 Battery
rlace o. nr hncrd Tie hOAts
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Piano Fortes in the city may be found at the Ware
rooms Of N Y. b. CURTIS Co., No. IN Broadway. con
GstDg Of George Hew's celebrated American Patent
Action Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'S popular Eohan Piano
Gberts and others Boudoir Also, variety OF new and
secondhand Pianos for sale TO let No. III Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

Smith Ed surrosste the County o. kns- ncce s--eS
ven accor1ns w al hssns claims ss.ast AN
DRYW RlkER h,e Of the ATE vliisc aow Csyl OF WAams-
oush -cessed they required sxhe, The WITH he
Thereof the subscriber No icy forsyih 81 - ne
Yok b-se the ann dsy Of Nsrch rest-psed
Augus;cc.isSe ~ ia~6mw EDWARD RikER Esessios.
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lllv. yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaploin Il = NAVY.

~ Testimony of George ". Goodrich Esq, in case
ofChonic lnfammatory Rheumatism OF TWO years star
ding:
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer & Nj wbray-Gents / feel it's
duty owe tony ELF, and the community speak in
commendation Of your justly celebrated HamPtons We
getabe Tincture. have been afflicted for the last two
years with the chronic nammatory rheumatism in its
scYcrest form, unable walk without support. Having
heard OF your valuable medicine, deemed it cxpedient
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do take great pleasure in recommending Hamptons
vegetable Tncure to all afflicted, as | was, certain
and permanent remedy.
feel cannot do that Justice your celebrated med
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Very respectfully yours &C..
GEOhGE w GOODRICH,
No. SO Second street. Baltimore.
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haSsOES .--ihc Co-Partncrship hereto.
- tore existing between the subscribers. under the
style ct bupLEY CoMrToN, has been this day dissolved
by mutual conscnt--lohn " Dudley has purchased the
interest Of Vim. Compton nthe lae concern. and will
discharge its liabilities He embraces this opportunity
to return his sincere thanks his friends ror their pat
ronnge to the concern Of DuDLEY Il GoMrroH, md To
solicit its continuance in his new connection
INO. w. DUDLEY
WIN. A. COMPTON,
CINcINNATr April l2th, 1852.