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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06
VERMONT POLITICS.

The Brandon Post states that the article on
the Free Soil National Convention from which
we lately quo,ed,) was not written by Mr. Barber
the corresponding editor" but by Mr.. Welch,
the editor Of the Post and requests us TO make
this correction. We do it cheerfuly. But
the editor of the Post surely does not mean that
there is any doubt about MIR BARRIERS allegiance
TO the Free Soilers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
-, TIE Bos,oa Bee saws: A correspondent,

To- The Boston Bee says: A correspondent
sends Us the following interesting article whites the
poetry and cash cut 81, The Adr1sers story somewhat
freely; ,,
"The hoax thc John Crofts Coifeld affair u equal
cd only by the ~ expelled students at Williams College
Some folks be hOaxed well rs others. Croff or
CcfFcld or GARFIELD he most generally called,
was a very quiet and inofcnsye man-yery Industrious,
end worked ut cohng boots and shoes for mtny years
In Annst the Nouhsquare. He eat and slept as
well as worked in lis chop, making his bed upon Pile
of old boots anil shoes until receuty his werdrobe was
of the moot shabby character This person always.
spparently tencrsed with dirt OF late he has been
more decent in his outward appearance, although ex
ceedinvy penurious in these respects He loved good
eating and INDUCED himself in choice bits-butn was
in bs own way-wilhout knife, or fork or plate-aad
in his shop ,..
81" has long been supposed that he must have sccupi'i
le,ed LARGE property and IL generally supposed
that he rad no relatives that he cared or lie was con
stgntly surrounded By gang OF haPes, who pretended
10 take great interest In him, and each considering
himself a fayorte OF rho old man They battered
Themselves thEt rich haryeft awaited th9D. but
alas they were all disappointed. few years ago
he purchased house 40 the lower part OF hrnoycrst,
W. here he ded) OF the late George Parkmsn, ana pad
the amount "a 900 all Ina small silver change AZ 70
the story of finding the old boots filled with wallets.
crsmmcd full Of the root Of al evil that Is all hoax;
nothing OF the kind took place; not dollar was us
tonnd The whole amount OF the property VIII no.
much If sny, exceed $4,000 He leaves sisters ana
nsces 10 whom he bequeathed annuties. but me prncI
raj OF the property Is secured for the benet OIL hs
1yogd nephews al nd nieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Albert II. YrcoLAy, Auq tone, r.

DEhEMIIO R1 SALE OF 2JD CHOICE
i BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES in the
ofNEW-YORK.
ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY will sell on TUESDAY, Nov.
50 81 II o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange, 80 beaut!
f Building Lots and Cottage Stes located the cit Of
Newark NJ These lots s feet front aud rear and
no. feet deep and viii lie sold with the privilege of al
jnug lots Of the sze. This property ia situate
the highest point OF elevation in the city OF NwS and tue
sol is Of Tie finest quality, and 10 Immediately in the Of
the mansion OF VIM. Rankin Esq aud adjoining the former
beautiful residence Of Joseph G. Wallace Esq. Thee los
hCn Paramount and Littlconavs which 81 feet
wiGe running from Bsukst 70 Craugeay and West Bank
Camden and Cabinet sts. These lO are without fear of
contradiction. the most splendid building sites within %
mills Of the city of NewYork, having perfect panoramic
view Of the city of Newark bay aud bd5Or and surrounding
country and with the naked he the steamships
and Ealing vessels going in and out the NewYork H4rbor.
The water tbs part OF the city Of NsVar is Of the purest
quality, coming from solid rock and unsurpassed. There
churches OF most all denominations and schools in the
epOn tie best that have been off red At auction ia
this section Of the country for many years.
The City OF Newark II of the most pleasant cities IN
the Union and the largest in the State of NewJerey
very rapidly IN value IN locations for private residences
The street viii all be graded at the expense OF the owner
Merchants mechanics, and Others dong business IN New
York live in the City of Newark aud reach New OK
So TO 40 minutes Newark "a only miles by the New
jersey Railroad and miles by the plank road from
JeEeyCty. ~
the comuutaon only so per year. Omnlbuses leave
Newark and Kew-NOk every IS minutes and the three
smboas ply daily Tic fare !y omnibus aud steamboat
IL ony L ! cents.
erns-Ten per cent. and the Auctioneer's fees the
dy of sale 20 per the 2ls of December when the
dec6s will be delivered ard the balance 80 per cent
remain OF bond and mortgage for reo years at cent
dlscount OF per cent viii be made all lots bought for
cash Title indsputabe. printed abstract Of title Will be
furnished 10 every purchaser For maps and u particu
lars apply the Auctoneer, No. 40 Wallet. (&e)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Asouru,as Yrnprcr-TAs Southern Baptist,

n COITHthN Ovet"tfH DnPss0ss
published at Charleston, g. c. speaking 81 the attack
upon Mrr Stowe and Mr. Beecher by Dr. Parker, says.
under date Of October 90:
"a long and think satisfactory vindicafion Of Mr.
Beecher Ess come out In the columns OF The fsdpsaf
emit Il eppears that the letters were written In Dr.
Parkers study by Mr. Beecher and that they were sc
cspted by DR. Parker substantial expression Of me
views DR. Parker probably supposed fhst these letters
would be again submitted 10 his inspection, and be re-
yised before they should be publshed a. hs while Mr.
Beecber presumed that they had received hh full sc-
cep,snce, and had them published accordingly. The
letters ere not forgenes In any sense 70 which The
word may lezitiInafely be applied, and IL use under
the circumstances " greatly 10 be regretted both
Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Stowe we doubt not possesed
Of hizh and delicate OF honor incapable Of such
basensss AZ hss been ascrbed TO them They are Chris
tisns highspirifed enthusiastic dashed with genius,
cours Reous on all subec and ultra the subject Of
slavery We are glad TO say that this last item u the
only objection which can find against them, and 70
add tLst enertsin infinitely more respect for
conscious opponent Of slavery, than for md shutting
advocate and simply ON the ground that the iatssr In
diets injury cause than the former By any
possibility can The lame apology Of the latter seems
Ike virtual admission that the institution has nsupera
bic evils In H. while the entire porsiture Of the other
sggersted the likeness may BE- sometimes admonihes
Of evils which need 20 be corrected, and TO
engage in the work Of reformation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
mc0icGl.


4 LADY CURED of ASTHMA, after
~ twenty Yeas suffering, BY the use of HOLLOWAYS
PlILS-Ihe wholesale agent tor the sac Of H0l0~ays
Pills N New South Wales A!udes IN letter 70 Professor
Hollow ayto several extraordinary cures q Asthma, etected
In ta Colony Nv the use these invaaabePs and g one
csc u psr;icuAr-ihat OF lady residing h named
ire Rtcrback, Who after having for twenty years been
afflicted with great difficulty Of breathing. and unable m
consequence to bear the slightest exeroa last used
tbs remedy, ard now, her expression, aoe 20
run up 70 the top of that IA hill.
Sold ty al vendors Of medicines IN the United states IN
pets and boxes S7 cents So cents and 81 - each and
wholesale W the principe drug houses IN the United states
ana BY hesSTs A b. d SANDS, Nsw-Iork and by the
PROPRIETOR, No. 2ii Strand, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

xors 10 the te for the k Express trans eat from New.
York, Albany and bos,un.
The and Mozrce VIII ecan.et zach way
regular B. sts for Detroit ana rcledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARDThis tTa,n will leave Toledo ia,ly svnisys ex-
cepteG. 81 AN connecting Toledo with Inc OF ssA
ers lrcn Cleveland and SGnGusky, and Stopping a. al tie
way stsrions Will reach Chicago AZ PM
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily. sundsvs
e1certed 81 81 AN oppinz AZ all sa;on and arriving II
Toledo q NJ connecting with steamers ~ Sanicsky and
Cleveland ard sTvirg there time for 81 the morning
aekebos; leaves Totedo &: AN for Fort Wayne and
rorfs On the Wabash Canal JUS II. AOORE,
Adrian June l. 1882 Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
"A MUSICAL PRop,oYv-TA. L;s,rpool M.,.

"A Musical PRoDIoY."-T Liverpool Msr.
curry OF the 9Th ult in noticing the debut of "Nss julia
Hill the American PianistD In that city, heads the cnf
ique "a above and speaks n high terms of her reception
and performances. The Liverpool Journal also, awards
her much praise and states thai musical gentleman, Of
unquestionable taste and experience present declared
that her Fantasia, airs from Aose In Egfto, was the
for some time pupil Of Dreyschock and Meyeteer The
Berlin Gazdn says that her performances drew from
Meyerbeer, Kontski Kusk snd other conpctea judges
on the Continent the opinion that she would become
that her playing Il distinguished by great pereeion Of
touch force astonishing for her youth, grncefu det
cscy Oar from ell pretenson) tenderncss and eeng
expression and clear understanding OF music Hey-
crfer and Liszt furnished her with the highest prsises.
Our counfryman, Theodore g Fay, Esq, writing from
Berlin 10 friend in Liverpool says: We have put tho
sesl upon this young aItis.e N Berlin Aeye,eeer and
hesrd and approved" Miss Hill u q native Of Rochestr
N Y. and Il about l6 years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Sales bp Anetion.

A. ~ MUKwIa, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade
Bal, Rooms, No. IS PaIk-row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the

-ppafion Nayor Adeynan and Comuoray Of tie CITY
of Ns~ Yors the OPENING Of ELEyESTH AV from
,9fh The ist Nad 0; sas cay Public noece
.Seu the Mayor se1sn ard Cozity q the CITY
pursuant ~ s,u;- sack made and provided
hat Mayor Aeren and Connonzly o. the City Of
York siesd spkcoa 70 tie sspreE Court q the
ss~ YO<k Al term q the sd Court. - held
Cry Hel The Cay New York fn1ay the lg daJ
nert RE ope-ng Of The Court day
thereafter oosnse Be had Sc the appointment
nj a The INTENDED p-ovrr-n, opening Of
il;h from 4st 10 5eshs le,b Ward Ct ts CITY Of
sE lort aid ire nap Il the City Of NesYoek
under ard BY vr8s o. o. ct o. tie Lrure OF tie State o
Iork EMIT I'd An ActreEe toaehz hsyf
and rcA1s the CITY York passed Ap a.
lar. - Dated View fogk OF. -. iss2
tzI9 HESRl DAVIES. corrsei 70 TIE Co-posafi-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
SUPRENE COURT-City

and County YorkThe Fourth Amsresn Budns A :,
socaon ssani jacob Deceit, snl Abigail n bis We and VIZ
ham reiet Com not served To the
DEFTNDANTs atyeaaned Yog here5y sasHnfd and re-
qued 'ss complaint IBIS tor WHICH was ae te
cce Of New fok, Al The CITY
Hal Cry Of Nv Yok, ths 18Th LAY q Octoef 1882 nd
cory The ard cosnpnt the sgb
seIsrs their oacs. No 20 Nas' the City Of New York
thin twenty days after the O. tbs esc
ave the LAY urh aud f 10 - sad
rnpaint aores4d the plants. tlis acton WI
sppy the Court for the relf cernsf the eomps
on n lss2 BAHSARD PARSONS,
oIS laNews Plsiutiss AtiDrD-Js
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Water Cure.
gle MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATERCURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JERSEf.-Nlsto 10 thi
Irtfon take the Morris and Essex Railroad az the foot
of urtlandt-st., at 81 and p NJ, and aud p NJ.
Returning, leave Wsier-Crre station at and IS A. NJ
and South Orange at 81 and 81 p. NJ
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
4 CURE is conveniently arranged and now open tor
Winter treatment The cold ID favorable Every
attention will be paid to the comfort OF patients Terms %
IN $40 ,,r week n. BEDOuTHA. NJ d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of tbs

~ 1spafn Of TIE Mayor Aldermen zad comnonzry the
Nev forI feive 20 tie OPENING Of ONE HUNDRED AID
TwESTr IBIRDsTRTET. from the rsrd avenue ID.
re easry EIDE u Mount hossqaare the I've N
Ward Of "a cey-Pabhe hereby s.en by Mayor Al
h and Cormoehy 81 tn cy Of Nov Yo atsss
suk d. srd the sd mayor. Ald-rmes
ard tosrnaTy % M Of Ink tod make
III cssr q III sa;e q No. a, sesl Tern Of
iaf dSour " he st TIE Cfy Ba tbs Cry " Ssr icrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
tOatrbes, 1ewelrp, Sc.

MATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUIRE 81
w BROTHER, Nos o. Futon-st. and lG2 Bowery would
call the attention of their iriends aud customers
Wseh such as eesey Tobias Cooper Taylor, ard ether
celebrated ntels Silver Ware such ss Forks Spoons
T,a.ts Gold Jewery &c, that we are now prepared
better thap sell the aforementioned goods on the
oa reasonable terms Our stock il large and well selected
rs recsrds taste ohespness aid durability Our mode OF
rsuttd rs represented Your custom most cordially s-
cited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
HEsRy T.LEEDs, Austoneer.
NEW and SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

1852 al l0l o'clock AZ the sales No o8 Chanbersst
near Broadway large assortment Of New aud Second
hard Furniture removed for convenience Of sale consist
ips Of Bedstesds Bureaus, Washsande Tables. Sofas
Cbas &c. Aso large assortment Of Crockery Glass and
China ware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS between NV,
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSION
and LlVERP0OL-The Boston ships only calling al hAI
land and receive malls and passengers
ApARI. C.n, Jpdtins AFRICA Cant Harrison.
TFRsTA Cant EUROPA. Capt Ressie.
ASIA Cart Lott NIAGARA, Capt Leiteh
AMERICA, Capt " Shannon, CANADA. Capt Lang
These vessels carry clear white light At masthead green
starbosrd bow, red on port bow
ASIA Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Oct %
ANFRICA shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct n
EUROPA Refine. from NETWORK "Wednesday, New
NIAGARA. Ltiioh, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Noy. II:
AFRICA. Harrison, I'm NEW YORK W edoesday, Nov IL
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON, wednesday, Nov "a
ASIA. Lott, from NEN-YORh, "wednesday Dec l.
AMERICA shannon from BOSTON, Wedne sdAy, Dee q
EUROPA, Retire, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Dee ID
NIAGARA, Le.tch, from BOSTON. "Wednesday Dec q
AFRICA Harrison, I'm. NEW YORK. Wednesday, Dec -
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, "wednesday Jan 5 lS55
ARABIA Jrdkns, I'm. \. YORK, "Wednesday, Ian X Soo
AMERICA, Shannon, fm. BOSTON, W Wednesday, jan ~
Passage from New-York or Boston 70 LiyerPool-fns
cabin sl2O second cabin, $40.
Berths not secured until paid for
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount iO'
personal expenses
~ Al letters and newspapers must pass through '
Post-OfEee. For freight OF passage apply 70
~ French German and other Foreign Goods receisSa
ana bIongh common with British Goods through Oi'
Of ading gwen in HsvTe for New-lork 81.
WATcHEs-By order OF the British Treasury WstSucs
foreign Manufacture beaTng the names OF nsrks OF fS.
Manufacturers VIII be ke-eaie admitted N tan
tie United States and other countries N 5
queree OF which French and Swiss watches may %
Of HAvre for Newly oTk or Boston VIA Liverpool
the nsk, heretofore, OF being selLec Q! TIC IL
yhsh Custom House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

FrsJ TIE o d<y a. yev<b-r The ep~ns>s 81 he
toer tssf hcsrS ~
hr srrosnesf eomnasss< q Esnnsie sat Asss ~sn is
above ero ed matter .h ~ sd 81 As ro~e
her,sy lrtsrded he OPENING HrSDRE 10 Aad
TWENTY THIRD STRyrr, fon rsrdsveuse 70
eesterty side rweAA
Wsrd Il sad Cty d IN pan q sad csy. usArr
The Les-.-se 81
sufsd Act relative % Improvements tohs A %
street, anl Roads he CITY q Nee fos sAa r oes psrs"
ps,ssi tpr . 1907 -pAfri New rork. Or,os~r y lisa
on nis HgNRr Y DAVIES. ccan-c' N the cor,c~soca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
NEW.LERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA. direot-U. 5. MAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Thro0xh N ~ hoGrs-NeS-Jer
a II, and y p ~, from foot Of COurtlABdtst Leaves
Phsdelphis hours foo; Of Walnutst Fare reduced
T. - for frsielsss and g. 50 fos seconded
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold in the above nes and through baggage
carried IN the 81 NJ lines from Newlork, with through
Conductor Passengers with baggage the Terry 10 Mn
uts before the trains leeye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
B. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
Il LOTS Of GROUND situated on 9th,
9th md 66thsts an on 9Th Oh and lIthavs, Of

y y VJtN VIu VuH'sIs dIu On OlI "I uU 1ItI"' u
Auction. ,--
cor CHI TON win sell at Auction, on WEDNES-
DAY November a. 1852 Gt l2ocock, at the Merchants
Exchange 81 desirable Vacant Lots, as follows;
ON sxIy.FoURTHSI-l lots % by 100 feet inches on
The north side between 10th and lthavs.
ON SxrY-rIrrH-ST5 lots % by 100 feet inches on
The south nnd on the north side between h and lth ave-
on SIxTY-sxTH-ST2 los 2bby lOOtcet inches on the
,cuth SIDE between 9Th and 9th-avs.
ON EIGHTH Avi lots adjoining the last Oh the wesnde,
including the 5. W. corner Of 66th-st ,
ON NINTuAv- lots on the side adj dining the lots
On Goth 81 including the = F. Of the Nv and o3t st.
ON ELEyFNTH-Avi full lots the cast side, including
tie 6. L corner of 65th-st.
sixty per the purchase can remain on bond
ard mortgage.
.nr,;orsafs No Wellgt 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Ocean Cleaners, &e.

nor CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
Il fLORIDA-SsmiWeekly L. s Mail Line.-The lev
ard fast gong steamer MARION NJ Berry, commander,
will leave Pier No. n. R, on SATURDAY, Nov. lS al
O'clock NJ precisely For freight apply board, whore
ali hills e sdng Will be signed and tor passage at the
offee of SPOfFORD, TlLESION Co.
'AA'' - No. So Souths
This steamer will connect with the steamer FLORIDA.
which leaves Charleston on TUESDAY, 18th inst for
jacksonville PilAks and St Aususae As sic ssves g.
ton over night Tickets furnished oE Jacksonville Ct sl
Patka s ST Augustine SIS Savannah passengers 1ek
eted through for So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
HNHF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
Il rrn STATFS MAIL STE MFRS.-The shlns com.

rosing this Inc are the following -
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALIII, capt |onstoc@
ADRIATlC. Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract - Tor Gov
erren s. r, ce Every hos been taken IN their con-
sTuction sso in their Engines, TO insure strength and
Al ed aid heir accommodations for passengers
Gracd for elegance end comfort Price o. passage from
Liverpool IN first class cabin, $40 IN second
do $40: exclusive Of eIa SIZE $500; from
scon attached to each shp No berth secured until paid Tor
npnpNsEn Il ATLs OF GAIIING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
L. A. CBILIoN, Auctioneer.
q AL L of TWENTY.SlX VALUABLE Va

~
~ CANT LOTS in the Seventh Ward of tho City of
Bfooklyn COLE Chiffon via sell at auction,
III FSDAY Nov 49, 1852 II O'clock et the Merchants
T1clange e vacant Lots Of ground situated TAYLOR
Ro4s and Keap-sts and Wythe.av, Bedford aud Dr.
yisonays, in the City Of Brooklyn.
These Lots located IN one OF the most elevated and
ranjdy Advancing portions Of BROOKLYN in the immediate
srshboroOd of brown-stone houses and other desirable
INSTRUMENTATION twelve TO fifteen blocks IN the vicinity
having been built upon within the pat twelve months
They are close proximity 10 the very best part OF VIII
Rsnburgh and Of eesy requiring but twenty-five
pnues time from Wall-st via Peckslip Ferry and Bed
forav line Of stages For mars end terms apply 10 the
off &c of the Huctioneers No WRllst New YORK. (j02
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

IVA ERN INDIANA RAILROADs-GREAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-Or and after MONDAY, May 81
Unfl further nOtce-pessEger steamers and t-ans VII
run follows: - -
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEsT:
WARD-0ne Of the frst-cl.ss seaners, sOGIhEhs
MICHIGAN. NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE viii Iesve Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted as
NJ and Duakirs II Il might re,ehns Monroe II zPh
An express ira Will leave Monroe az PM % on tie
sTya o the beat daily Mondays excepted rea-ary Chi
eego the sae evening ard connecting et Cnc,so with hr
class s.calrer. r MiEsnkee and other ports Lake NIGH
iEan and with Canal packets and Raro2ds westerly from
Chic1ro -
ExPRPsS TRAINS ard STEAMERS GOING EAST
wARD-E1presr trans vii leave Chicas0s NJ, daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe 81
An errrsss Steamer VIII leave Toledo every mornn1 eI-
cert Sunday and esye Monroe ARRIVAL Of the from
Cfcasc-snd TtsCh DUlkTk and bgGsc tsYeTs hour pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
CURROGATE's COURT, New.York.-In

the natter Of the ds1os Of the proceed d the Real II
Joseph H. Horton. dceaedNOce q dslfbaou No.
hereby rven ihai the u iss pfoces "
me Rel Of JOSEPH H. HORTON late o ihs
Cy II Ne1 York dess-ed niest@ sey s. nd-' The order
e ,ke srrrag4fe The County New fok by joan g. hooa
and Fanny Mana Hortol he Asa Of
angular good chae and credits Of the sad nssta~
VII be divided b. surrogss srons creditors Of the aid
proporon resp~ge deht tn< 20 NV q,
tie surTosies Oe ~ Cy0f New fo ths seyenh day
ok he sosenooa OF hat dy-Dsis
81 : I'd d,y Of October. ls5e.
q iansus EANNY MARLA HORTON. Ad,nia..t,stris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
NEW.YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

IN qua and ELMIRA RAILROAD-Fall Arrangements
Trains leave NeS-YoTk and Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
Duaue-st) as olio~s n,,
Mai Tram at A. NJ arrives al Elira ~ 10y VI stays
over nj ght and leaves A. NJ for Cssndsigua Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Fails and s the principal towns IN West
ern New-YOrk ard Canada
Night Express p NJ directly through 10 amanda qua
and III plscss above ueutoued Passengers BY this
take breakfast Eira Freshts for the above places Will
be taken by Express Freight Train e. 5 z. NJ.
WILLIAM G.. LAPHAA, Sup't. c. and T.. K K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Millinerp.

ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style of La
aes Misses and Children's DIab and Black Felt, Black
and Drab Beaver Bonnes with beautiful Beaver Rid
Hat for Ledes and Misses msde from the bee, stock u
market Also large and handsome assortment of plain
and embroidered Cars Of the latest Psrs fashions with
styles OF Drab and Silver Felt Black and Dab Beaver Hats
and Fats for Boys Misses and Children at MONARQUES
old establishment, No 223 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
NEW-HAvEN and NEWLONDON RAIL

~ ROAD.-SUMMER ARRiNGEMENr-On and
after WEDNESDAY Aug ls, 1852 Trains viii run as fol-
lows:
Leave New Haven at $50 A. 81 Accommodation Tram
pres Train for Guilford Connecticut River Lyme and
London connecting with the steamboat and raroad
lines for StoninRton, Providence and Newport o3o L NJ,
Accommodation Train for London stopping at all sta
tons. -
Leave New London at go A. NJ. Accommodation Train
for New Haven stopping At all stations. lO4) u, Ex
press Train for Lyme, Connecticut River, GuSrd and
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence and
Soniugton in the morning, arriving at LONDON
taIe this train for New-York. $50 r. NJ Accommodation
Train for EewHsven, stopping q. all stations
The II p A. NJ ENp4ess Tram leaves View Haven oB the
arrival Of the 2 A NJ Express Train from NewYork
The GA5 P NJ. Accommodating Trnin leaves New-t1ven
York. =, 80 ~.
The Trains leaving New-London at 6 20 A. NJ and 10
A. NJ connect at New Haven with New-Iork Trans II
9S5 A. NJ and lis 7. NJ
Passengers by the $50 NJ Train from London can
tnse the F1rrtss Trains % Newiiaven for Hartford and
Springfield for New-York the same eyeuins, -.
RICHARD ~ DOWD, SuPt