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Yorh fsrbus,. ,u. tn, AZ d. Place uoresAd h-J
viso ,rbcsuoa Tor reiypontnss; q he present Com
The above
proposed ke an,sni-d-Dated ysw YORK. July L. lt1
5y9s 10 Aos ia HENRY l. DAVIES. Atorns9.
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The STAGES Tor Squam will 10 connection with boat
STAGES TO convey passengers all pats Of the country
All persons Tbd trusting the above boat the sccour
of the owners
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SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the
kJsyphcson 81 The Mayor Aldermen aci C1n0uaty me CJ
Nee York, -su,- tie EATENDlNG OB CANAL-SI Ia
city. a sLt he. natl WALKERsr az
20 Of .s@ fth 90 r..
th- nj The ,r-d y 'e a'-eon Ut Cen,re
tsr-y y the Mayor Ai-flen AMI Commonay the CJ
New lors pursuant statute and provided
the ai ne Mayor Ac~r-u AMI Conmoa ally o. 'ls CJo
NR 1or. nsse appL alton Cd. supreme Court ~ 10
STATE OF New orb 81 Term sad Court
H. City Hall Of q Cry N-S fors, SATL kDAY -@ +iE
cay -, ~ tie cpeu ~ liz Court thar "
Of the gnl ,- % tnsat Of Comm.socerc
Eua- SCI Assessment l- above egilred natter
anfs prmses al- i fDed,
.rrrernelf intended tie above n-!
uses hal Re-olo1- n ~ Common Coz alL
passed Jly 4rL. I-i- AID VII -ii REQ @
k--ort. 1t rs, Cana . - extended ~ fec a-s, and
o. ne h ~ unN -, - Drl-g@ . - nat NJ l]ftl
ea-f-ry Cslast eIesi. I'd irec Inc -
Lt-J $50 s1 thar AT - it1t between s-,s Aa- 20 -ol
tnu.t " 4t-r scd M4o-ry-s b. !s1-l p4h.c
s-tsj t1e uorh-fy .is, 10 raEe Nker - between
th.,-- y I've 10 That
ol such vc1 Wass -, continued "a lr-t Inc &c
D.'ol L.ar fhat -l- hnt --tEsel ~ st -- SD 90
f.l.-- l.-u-i
th Tia; 'h- gr--li tolrfy -- n W-EsfsL te confirmed 10
ct ire rser- ta ;aa lie yias -l.i l-s
streets. Cha Tia; he -.r, sy a- Of .e si-aas Of " is- Z
D. erect - % East BadEsy, s1i tn1t ID
r- ant y go-Nesa tie e sl t-f lll1e ans Kat Broad
usy srl fsers g - -f 1- c street,. IN mat .
sor- tr.t ~ Crtr-, Walker. Dorg- aid
C4tai o.. rg-l,i. - 1t ..1el ~ trT $50 - e.t -
E.-Oirf 1hst i~ gl 70 EEie1ls C1-l.. sd Nl-snG Wal
prve b. Nsycrrr re ST. - oi ~. altered,
:. 1r r 20 f-.v-s ~ cr,fo R-o-'01s as iLa he
Je-gcl - ari - hrrsoy dire - % 'ske ls
-p- - 1sse ;ae .f'r a, rS gs-as The prem.
arr s9-r tie .s .1a nsshy altered" All ~
,i>3 lie Msyor A,,rrs- a. { 1ersJo ne C'y Of S.-
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN

L ' RAILROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. May
s. l852Trans out Of NewYork eav. Of Canal
ct and Broadway.
Accommodation AND SPEcAL.-At and IL 80 A. n,
AS Kxpress Stamford and NorTalk and stopping At all
Stations beyond) and at $50 PM through to NewHaven.
At $50 P. n for Norwalk-at $50 AM. and $50 PM bT
Port Chester The IL so AN In connection with Train
from NewHsven to Hartford and Springfield. and With
Train the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for NewHeven, Hartford Springfield
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Og
densburgh and Montrea-At AM stopping at Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housaonc and Naugs
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven and at $50 NJ stopping at Stamford Nor~ak ant
Bridgeport connecting With BOusstons and Nsusstuss
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Spesla-
At $50 7, and aS5 AM and ~ M through from New
Haven. At AN. from Norwak-at $50 AM and S4s
Pm. from Port Chester The IS A. NJ receives passenger,
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at New
Haven The 42o PM receives fom Hartford .Ot
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival Of Trains
from Boston, ct is and $50 PM, (stoppng at Bridgeport
EorTsk and Stamford y leaving Boston q. A. X, and
245P.M.
See large bill advertisement At the Station House and
principal Hotes GEO. W. WHISTLER, JR-
Superintendent
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H,HE PEoPLE ofthe STATEofNEW. YORK,

n ~ tie fre asd independents To 81, ersons
.stsd The estate OF WILLIAM RANklS as OF tie Cty oiNeS
YORK, deceased. CREDITOR, cgEees of
Send srees You each hereby ti ant require
aud before the
New York % hs u,- City Cd New York the tmrI
August eleven the day.
f fle ft settlement the gr1csens. Of
John Fisher. Executor tue last Wi sad
deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused e seal Of Office OF aid
Surrusa,e herruuto aNcd Witness. Alexander w. Brad
ford. gate SAID County. the City # New.
Is, ior tie 2sh day June The oour Lord thou
sand -gLt hundred AMI atty Two: ~
fuS M
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COURT.-In the matter Of the ap-

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-
~ ploAton n the Mayor, Aldermen ard couonaty OF ne
Cy Of N-- iors 'eaiv. IN the OPsSiSG Of ONE hUsDhhD
AND TWENTY FOURTH ST. nun the Oh Church Road 10 hs
tih aN the CIy Of New Yoh-he un5srs god Connoass
o. fnae aud Assessment the above slii matter, herssy
pn-uaut 70 the 'hs
t- OF he peope Of he state Of Me-, Yofk entitled A Act 20
amend an ci enlt-c an Act reduce ea
sfJ 70 he CU Of New iort. Act passe3 Apr - 1897
snd ao The Act entitled An Act
IA feaon u ne collection Of As-msnts
sna No4ry ~ NrS fors, ant tor other
Nt passed May :, lsN. 20 ;r oner occupant "
thereby hist hey compsted thar an as.e,s-n IN
The above entitled Haer; that all gcrns
-,d itersoy ard ~h" may BE- The requested
% present i'ir obs uons "a Nunf 20 hENRY BEEKMAN 20
he Chairman - The sat CorHssones oFce G-arr4 l.
Osborne ~ li7 .'siry 'he Cfy NJ YORK within
fry from the cate oi tbs he
biacej the sad and assessment the
o- parcels O. lard, and ve Ward
he ~ New YORK ari included within he 0iovrs irs to
W.. the westerly n- sd- OF Az. on H..
west by hue SIDE Of st tie norh.
Ire a. the o,k between llsti ani
souh IL OF the block
anf l23ist; h out 'ie damage aud b-n-t
sps By The said COMMISSIONER he a. sorssaf. the
Street Comm .on-rs Office Of the City New Yos An the sad
CNnnssou-rs further notice that Their report The ABOVE
entitled ant presented 20 the supreme Cou Of
The state Of yors SPECIAL Term OF the sad Court % =
held - the Cry H. OF hs City 81 New fors Saturday The 70
deg Of October 1852 the opening Of the Court on that DAY snd
ths and there thereafter counsel can BE- heard
noor be- made ta repor; be coalrOast Ne" YORK,
July - 80. ,-,.,,,. -,.r,.,...
XII HES my s sEsTi6Ht co-,u.,..oo.,.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

I'VE NORTHERN INDIANA RAlLR 1ADS-GREAT
MAIL ROUTE TO CBICAGO.-On andiattef MONDAY,
MAY 5-uDti further notice passenger steamers aud trains
will follows: - - 49, ,,,, -, ,,-,s-
EMPRESS STEAMERS ANDTR AIMS GOING VEST;
WARDROBE Of the fnt-cllss steamers, SOI IhehN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will esve Buffalo daily sundays excepted a.
T. M and Dunkirk ct II at night TeschlLg M0no- al
P NJ. the day, and proceeding TO Toledo the sans
afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe at ? NJ or on re
suiys the boat daily Mondays excepted eschias Cni-
cseo the evening and connecting a. Chicago ~" mrs.
css stesner Milwaukee and ctItT ports OF Late 'c-
st and with Canal packets aud Railroads westerly hon
(IichgO.
FNPRTSS TB Ass AND STEAMERS G. DING EASE
WARD INrtss ttgus Will Chlcsgoat9t h. diIy,
ssv,cs,s pied end reach Monroe e. "a ~ 70 rnias
A. r1rr.s esuer vii leave Toledo c.rry ro ut, *
cert Sllsa, aaa leave Monroe arrival 81 t- fiia' 'n
Cf!cqgs- ard 1ta pEbilI Buffalo several hours pre-
~ Us 20 he time frte rs Empress Trains esi Tor Now
YORK 81 obLy ard Boston. .
mi i,,s,s I'm ID, no.tsad 1ol.1n
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAN - ING VEST
WAED-qtis frs'u VIII leave Ia.~co "a T., rk
e.tf,o q; Q 4. ~ connsctnR g. Ihet' ~''' ire o.
-. ~ e., Goa. C!c.esnf ed = idaky 81 :. .. at
he " y s.etirrs via resch tt..ffr d. g. "
GOIkG EASTN ARD L.av@ 'H.caf' asi - -'nnAyF
exceptd 81 :. NJ s.or:'rs o. ~ sif' -, -" ~
a. Totdo ., ? ~ c'rre.uns w'h s;esne'' y sal''J
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INER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE,
u 4 DYSPEPSIA CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBlLl-
TY, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, CHRONIC
DIARRHEA and all diseases arising from dsordered Liv
Stomach such Inward PLEA Funess of Blood to the
Head Acdit, Of Stomach Nsuses Heartburn Disgust Of
Food. Funes Weight in the stomach Sour Eructstons
Sinking or Futterinr the Pit Of the stomach Swimming
Of the Head Hurried and Difficult eathns Flutterng at
the Heart, Choking Su1Ucsting Sensations when IN
living posture Dmness of Vision Dots Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pains the He 3D. Deficiency OF Per-
sprstion Yeo OF the skim Eyes, and Pain in the
Side Back Chest. Limbs, &c Sudden Flushes Of Heat,
Burning the Flesh Constant lmagningsof Evil and great
Depression of Spirits. be efectually cured by
DR. HOOFLANDS
LIBERATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED 81 DR. c. NJ JACKSON.
At the German Medicine Store. No ~ Archs, Philsd.
Their power the above diseases Is not excelled.
equsled. by any preparation in the United States as
the attest IN many after sAul physicians had
failed.
These Bi'ters worthy the attention OF nvaiids Pos
.ess1e the recthcaion of diseases Of the
liver ard lesser glands exercising the most searching powers
In weakness and affections OF the digestive organs they
witha safe. certain and pleasant
For sale, wholesale auo retail, AZ
The GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 100 krch.t, door below 9TH Philadelphia and by
respectable dealers generally throughout the country
For sale wholesale and retail by a. z. D. SANDS, cor
nef OF Fulton and William stsr N. Y
RETAIL AGENTs.-Charles Ring. corner Broadway and
John-st, New.YoTk, ard Mr., Hays, Brooklyn.
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IlNHE PEOPLE on THE SrATE on NEW.

IL YORK by the grace God free and njspenentro all
the estate q, LILLIAN j. McDERMOTr, late
Of the New YORK. deceased. creditors Of Kin.
send You aud each hereby aud
personally and appear before Surrogate Of the
County New York, ais Office the New fOrs the
rI day eleven ooca the forenoon Of that
and there tie hua settlement Of the Of
proceed uRs benjamin d. Brush, Administrator OF tie goods
chatiei. and creilt, at said decreased.
In testimony whereof caused the zeal Of Office OF sad
Surrogate hereunto affixed. Wtnrss. Alexander w.
Bradford, Fcuire sand County, the City
-t4 York 2h dry o. the Lord
thousand ght hundred and my two.
iy-IaetvM A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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ale0iral.
.R. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pat-

nR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pat-
I/ente with exclusive Royal privilege, 81 8 remedy OF
miraculous efficacy such acknowledged BY the general d.
for studies Of the Islands Of CUBA snd Porto Rico,
approved BY the emipet faculties Of France italy sad
the Royal Protector Of the public Instruction. quckes'
and most powe full remedy for any kind Of rheumatism,
headache tic doorCui nyeterate It may be
for throat scsds de ache govt elandules paralysis
contusons and bruises muscular conrscon nervousness
fstuency scatics eislgs scalds hermouhoids tumon,
toothaehe, stiffness in the joints parenyc eyes he
pscsl diseases distractions OF the spleen spsss dyspeP
s csdiay psloaon OF The h, art Mysteries gddness Of
the head and sores OF all kinds Sold az wholesale
aud retail az the principal depot IN NewYork at the drug
Of Messs g. d. Sands. No 100 Fulton, OF
William It. Sold also by druggists generally The poor who
unable TO buy H. Will he supplied gs; By calling on the
rrnpretor az No % Mhiter
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

Il DOCK, ocean HOUSE. (Long Branch PORT
y AsHlNGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
(vi6dletownl ard RED BANK.-Nsw and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. h: Hagerty, Will leave
the New Haven Pier PecksIp East River, as follows
New-Yofk From sbury
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

NTTED STATES MAIL STEA NJ
vSsHlP COMPANY, Soonectins With the PACIFIC
sdL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-OuS through u.
M M.i Line loI CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VIA ASPiN.
-, al snd PANkMABy order Of tbs Posi- uaser-Gene
r. eos United States Mail Steamers with he s'e.t Cshor
-, Ahe Ossson Mails 10 he dispatched the Sch sns
o s q each month direct Tor ssnnwa aad fr1n New,
s-as On tie 5tb sud I'D When thee dsrss occur or
me ssinf 10 DO pestpt ned aDr the Monday follow
He isrno ha Steamers Art 20 ha u f~stinesg s1g
dispatch arrival of me tnsiis Panama
r. SSiIfD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co
SSempary '-e ~
SsJShR "iA.......3oo tuns CRESCr CITY a. .,p surs
n :....... 900 tuns 3aD tunt
Txppn1 o::.::.9 80 tuDs BlLADELPH'A.l.in 900 tuaf
''0h CITY. ZOO touS I'll DORADO....IB .a TON,
Lssyl,. tVN..................l,F 2 tgns
ZACH month III A1p'n"~" &c &c IN eno IN OF
~ ne Pew seesDstiP III DORADO sns the FALCOs ~,
o''" .'r rtNeer Ee~ Orleans srd Arc.cwsA
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MIA
~ 0ARA FALLs.-ROCHEsrER LOCKPORT and
NIAbAhA FALLS RAlLROAD-On and after Monday,
August = 'S73' Pa senser Trains will run as follows
- =, GOING WEST
lst Train Express ........L Lave. Rocbe,.,
"a Mail, ............. O. a; -
Sd Way Express, .... s9oP.M.
1.tTssin- Express Mall lesveI Niagara Fslh 1t JOAN
"a {. Accommodation. $50 P. NJ
Connecting both ways at Rochester with the regular
Trans on the oany and Rocheiter Railroads
No trains on Sunday
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany By the ol5A
EHpitn Train, or the 7oU 4 NJ Express Train will
i've 81 Rochester In time for the Trail leaving for Niagara
Fails at $50 M and will reach Niagara Fas 81 934 NJ
Iss~ nee leaving Albany b. the 81 AN Express Train,
VIII arrive a. Rochester al II p NJ where they
over night and proceed 10 Niagara Falls morning az go
or93' and reach there al u A NJ Or 1888 p NJ
Passengers leaving Albany By The 80 p NJ Express Train
VIII ar1ve a. ocheser al - the morning have
hour for breakfasts leave 80 A. in Express Train tor
Nlafars Falls, and arrive here AZ Q o. A VI.
Pesser gers leaving Albany in the II Express Train
VIII arrive a. Rochester 8i5 have 80 break
fast leave 'or Nstars Fails at O. IS NJ AID there
atl25 p NJ
Returning Passengers leaving Niagara Falls h. either Of
the Expss Trains Will reach Rochester IN lime for the EX
press Trains East, and arrive at Albany NewYor Bo
ton, several hours sooner than by any otner route
Trains this Road ia drec connection and into
the seme depot at Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line. Ire Road along the Enc Can through the
most beautiful and highly cultivated portion OF Western
NewYork and through the large villages of Brockport Al
bon, Meoine and Lockport
The cars are all new and unsurpassed
Passengers IN Niagara Fs will take the Cars the right
stthe Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN supt
Rochester, July 81. 1851
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM.

WI Ell - "A LAO -'AhAH - - "
- SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PAClslC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY.-Ooy through L. ;.
Mail Line Cr CA 4lFORNlA and OREGON, via Aspmwa
aud Panama The splendid snd double engine L. )
Nail Stean ship OHIO unequsled in her accomdatons
S@o tun' burden, yinday Sch=nck L 5. Commander,
viii ssil en hSDANAug 3 az 2oclocs, NJ precisely
nom pier a. foot Of Warren North River The Pa;lhc
Mail Steamship COmpsny's msRnfcent OREGON
viii he In readiness a. Panama 70 the Oho mails
and passengers ard sail immediately for San Francisco No
raer passengers through with expedition and comfort
RATES or FARE TO AsPiSwALL
Ladies Saloon. 81 Room.
Lower AZ and Forward Saloon, do.............. -
seeono Cabin Sandees IS
%
Pssser will he landed the Railroad wharf Aspn-
wall free Transit Of the lsihmus % the passengers
s'e Persons securing through passage BY the United
sses Mail Stesu from New-YOJk hsye preference Of
Sson notation o. bcaid Of the Pacific NAL Steamers
Hates Of fare from Panama 70 San Francisco the mcst
Nsoiaoe terms For freight or passage apply -
SHARLES A. WHIT NEY, 81 the Office ofths Co.'S
No. IL Weat 81. c1rrer Of Warren, y. Y
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-
L v Esther y.
James Reynolds and Sarah L. s John Bter and Blanche
f. b- DouIuck, william y. AMI
his wife, Jane Do.l,N HaTret DomlcA, George O.
Don mex a:d Sarah hi Francis pomnck aud Anne ms ge
james Dpmnck sarah r. bis jacob Douimck
Gi.s Receiver Frederick William Fariou and
Louiza Pardon ms VIE William IuulnP ASS g. Sarah
Haeuhase. Fancs Richard Dominica Ala Dominica fhadLeas
k.-Io the named
ADA DUMINICK, THADDEus DOMINICK and JUNIu> DOM
INlCk You hereby summoned ans red 90 the
elemental plant this t,ton which f.i IN the dice
OF the C the lad Court the sy the late hereof and 10
copy your tue sad pg-euta plant
the hereto Office street. the
Of New YORK within twenty day after the ereoi exclusive
Of q DAY service; and yol fail 20 the sad complaint
within aor.sai plaintiff. herein viii judgment
against you demanded ;ls sad upauL-Daed,
Nev YORK. JAY B. 1854 Yours, &c,
jy5 iaw6nH J. VI BALDWIN, ATTY Tor Plaintiffs
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DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA

I I , r N I r II anu DTh u Ga
H. egectusly and Immediately cured by HUNTERS
DNSENTERi CORDIAL, warranted without opium or
shy kind OF orusseigh years In and net failure
The respectable references given IN PnadelPhia,
where II extensively used Highly agreeable 10 the taste
For children persons Of delicate stomach il Is much
recommended By the first ply sic
K EVANS Wholesale Agent No. Q SJuh 3d-st ,
Phils Just recey ed and for sale oy C. RING, Druggist
corner Broadway and John-sts. Eew-York.
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Cenal Notice.

I'm PU issuance of an order of JESSE &.
Z SMITH, Esq, o the Colnty Of Kings.
hereby according 20 a0 40 k against
joins D. DARLINGTON late o. he Cy u Wnam4bur. L.
ceased, required rXD; , the goIch-rs
thereof the - office Joseph g. Palmer No ~
Chatham ~. the CITY NewYors, the LIT day
December ne1t.-Dated May - 100,
MARY A DARLINGTON AdninistrA,rx
m3l lawfmM GEORGE b. CLARKE, and Administrator.
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NEW YORK and SCHOOLEY'S

n r W o K X and SCHOOLEY'S
l ' MOUNTAIN via MORRIS and ESSEN RAIL
kOAD1his route is decidedly the most expeditions and
attractive.
TRANS leave Newly ERIK from the foot OF Courtlands as
follows:
First Train at 50 AM. connecting at Mori.town and
Dover with stages direct for the Mountain
Second Train IL NJ connecting h stages Dover
above.
Third Train At M, proceeding to Dover where
RIGGS be procured to proceed dect to the Mountain
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~ Office rs hereby gwen, mat the balance 70.
~ mamma Of the proceeds Of the sale ofhe Real Esats
JAMES GRElG late of the Gu Of New YOf deceased
lately made Of the Surrogate County Nav
York, james Greg J tie atuiLsaoro " all snd angular the
goods, cha-. and credits OF tie ad vii b. divided By
the AMONG creditors of ts Es.fate
portion 70 their teb according % law, tho suo
tat One tie City Of New flrs ths seventh ioy = Sep
snber sten o'clock the forenoon Of that iayDasd THU
18th day June 1883 y26wl A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via StOning-
\ ton. for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The teamers c. VANDERBILT
so6 COMMODORE. of this line regularly here
toore alternately leaving Pier No North River first vnsrf
above Bstiey-plsce. daily Sundays excepted, at Pm
and Stnnr gon o'clock NJ, arrival of the mail
train, which leaves Bogton at ) 80 NJ
The siesnler PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except SUNDAYS at NJ and PM. New BedJrd
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival
Of the mail train at Mansfield
For freight passage apply az the Office No 10 Battery
place or on board the boats
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LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

IN SPRINGS.-The cars of the NETWORK and HAIR
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station, New FORK,
Daily lSundays excepted) at l0oclock, NJ Mail Train
Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy Lebanon Springs PittsGeld Spring
field and other intermediate Stations
At o'clock, p Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
E2- Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the 10
o'clock, A. NJ Train to Chatham Western Railroad TO
Canaan and Stage to Lebanon arriving early the after
noon M. SLOAT Superintendent.
Fare through 50
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snd Cleveland and arriving there 10 time Tor all the morn
ing trsins fn m those places
a packetboat leaves Toledo AZ M Eoy Fort ". ma
and ports ON the Wabash Canal los n MOORE
Adrian, June /, 1861 suo-Tint.nSent
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RINER.-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE. Capt VIM. Brown and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Bena min Brayton leave alternate dsys SUNDAYS
exceptsd from Pier No s. Mr. the Battery, at Pm.
For freight apply board the office Pier No.
TlSDALE BOARDEN, Agents Nos 20 and II Westst.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New York noce hereby all persons
havins claims against ELIZABETH PINkNEY late OF the City
wfOs deeas ed Oh with vouchers thereof
the subscriber, his residence No l-3 Fulton the Guy
New York before the tenth day NJ December ueItDa,es
New ork, the twenty ninth day Of May. 1854. -
u3l IaVtmN JAMES ID. PHYFE, Executor.
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NOR CHARLESTON-Semi.W Weekly

n ~ Mail Lipe-The tvorite stesmshp SOUTH
AsrR VIM Fo,t.r Commander, viii take her parturs
- pie, No g. North River, on WEDNESDAY, August
O'Clock NJ PRECISELY Fer freight apply on board
se ali bills II fading win he signed and r pesssee to
spoFFORD klLESTON co, Lower 0fh:e, No. 40,
souihst -, -,
- .urpose of painting, &c. The JAMES ADGER will
.aeesed the sou,hener, on Wednesday, Aus. IL.
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ERRIGHTS to VERMONT aud NEW

Il HAMPSHIRE at reduced rates.-Ship by steamer
TRAVELLER from Peck slip every day az P NJ Through
tickets via Newly ork and NewHaven Railroad. For par
tculas apply the Railroad Office, No 52 Southst N Y
+. HYDE, Agent.
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On SUNDAYS, the EDWIN LEWIS will run to KEY
PORT touching al FORT HAMILTON leaving the foot u
Hamm ndst at hsfpast A. NJ. and Robinsonst at AM.
Returning, leave Keyp6It at s 7. NJ
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OOR Observation-Disclosures

II LlNE-PACKET OF 18th AUGUST-The fav.nte
nd ,olepdd packet ship SHERIDAN. Capt j. w Porter
M sail above, her regular day For freight PASSAGE
haps superior accommodations amply board at Pier No.
"A East River, or to SPOFFORD, TlLESTON CO,
No So South st.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |, North River
foot of BsteIypace by steamboat John PotsrTgo lines
daily Morning Line leaves at A. Afternoon Express
Line p NJ through to Philadelphia in y hours Fare
LIST class g, I'd class line by p only 81 Return
ing leave Ptadep hia from foot ofWalout St at NJ aud
PM. Emgrsnt line by steamboat Transport from Pier
Ne l. at 5 PM Fare 81 so.
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NEW and ERIE, and ELNIIRA
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Y Trains leave pier foot of Duane.st az follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN al 81 A. for Dunkirk connecting with
sclass steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo and
NJ ncoe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at g A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN stSt NJ, via Permont, for Delaware
WAY TRAIN at ~ + NJ via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN at 6 I. NJ, for Dunkirk connect
ing with fscass Steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express TTsin for Chicago.
EMICRANT TRAIN ct NJ. via Permont.
CHAS. MlNOT, Superintendent.