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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DEMIITANCES-PA , > AU Il > .-BUW-
III MAN GRINNFLL 4 Co, No. 80 South ST.. New
York sole ard only auhork Agents for the ALLOW
TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHlPS. ., -
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON fASktTs SAL every
snd Dist Of every month alternats Thursday.
TTNFRPCOI LONDON.
GoNSTITIITION SIR X. PEEL.
NV VoRID CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
GiIFFN OF TIJF WEST INDEPENDENCE
CSEST' sNTINF AMERICAN CONGRESS,
sTRFRT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBt RTON, nOkALOW NNi,,rpv
Psrsons i.hng 20 send for their friends and desirous Of
brinr tbm ont by any Of the above magnificent ships,
Manned that Nessrs BOWMAN GRINNELL & Co. are
de only Arents for the above ships IN TIL city.
Theyaso issue Drafts from and upward wncn 1r are
Britain BOWMAN. GRISNELL Co.
No IS South-st, Y. Y. and Rege s-road- Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYoTk oh and @ist oil escn
month. . nv,
London Packets NowYork every alternate Thurs
day.
forpassage apply as above.
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Waier Cure.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTED.
Il TRAIL receives pat ents at the eomnod'Hs City
Establishment No. IS lashsf, trecentiy enlarged BY
new buicinr1 srecia Department for the Mechanical
aud Surscsl reetnient Of female dsases spaee mens
&C. is under the charge OF Drs. TRAIL and HOSFoRD.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATERCURE,
Os0UTH ORANGE. SEwJERSEY.-V,stor to tbs
Institution take the Morris ard Essex Railroad AZ the feet
OF Cour,andt-st. AZ 81 and 70 NJ, snd and r. ~.
Reurnsns. leave WstcrCure Station q; ard 81 A. NJ.
snd South ounge ,sl and 81 Pm.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
Il CURE is conveniently arranssd, and now open Or
Winter treatment The cold 10 favorable Every
attention viii be paid to the comfort Of patients Terms q
10 SO per week N. BEDoRTHA NJ ID.
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

~ On and after Sept s. the following trains viii
leave nanbury:
l. 6A5 A. NJ with passeDg gers connecting 81 South Nor
walk, with the Nev-Yolk and New-Haven A. NJ train
for Nesy.lork atSc9 A. NJ.
2 sis Z. NJ with pasen aud fre sh connecting with
the Newlork and New Haven So 40 L. NJ SIS 7. NJ
TTar to Danbury VIII leave South Norwslk
92O A. NJ with passengers and freight, receiving pas
sengers trem tie New-lork and NewHsven A. NJ. train
rom NewYork.
2 $40 T. NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the Nev-York and New-Haven $50 7. NJ Express
trsip from New-YOrk and the 40 accommodation train
from New-Haven HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Danhury Sept. q, 1857
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NEw;YoRK and SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 10 SAN FRAN
CISCO 81 REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
1sTHMUS-1ke new aud splendid steamship UNITED
STATES, VIM {. Berry Commander will leave New
York for AsPINWALL, Navy Bay, SATURDAY, Nov.
Is, At O'clock PM precisely, eou-eeng AZ Panama
with the new double engine steansnp CORTES, 1900
tune, Ihours q. Cropper, CCrn1rrde which steamship
leaves ftnama OF tie arrival Of the passengers by the
UNITED sItfEs, Tor San Francisro stopping only 20
AcsI uleo for supplies This line has never titled
meet 90 The appoil;dd time.
These vtsse II accommodations vent atior speed and
sft y, unsurpassed An experienced physician st
tschtd 10 each steamer.
Passf-er WI! BE- landed OF the wharf Asprwa and
tnte the P.uar1c Rcilrcad.
Pasuee.S are cautioned that all tickets for this lire,
rst berr the signature o The uusersirnsd and that
other partes are authorized eel tickets a NewYork
Apply 10 DAVIS, BROOKS Co. No p Broadway, M.
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ArEW and DIRECT ROUTE 10 NIAGARA

~ EW and UIhECI hUUI u 10 NIAUfhA
IN ROCHESTER, LOCKPORr and NlAGA:
RA FALLS RAILROAD-CEASGE or TNE-On and
after MONDAY Sept n 1852 passenger trains VIII run as
follows: GOING WEST
Ist trarWay Express. leaves Rochester at AN.
"a trnir-Nal leave, Rochester at p VI.
Sd trsiuNay Express leaves Rochester al d VI.
RETURNING.
LIST tlar-WAy Express leaves Niagara Falls at 1oA
I'd t!siIAa. leaves Niagara Falls Ct 1880 A VI.
Sd traiu-Way Express leaves Niagara Eals az 80 VI
ArrNIug a. Rochester AZ las AM Z NJ and 80 PM
connecting 10th ways Rochester with tho regular ira
ON the bauy and Rochester Railroads Sunday train each
vAy-eeSe Rochester at AN and NaSare Falls 4SoPh.
Fac from Roche steT 10 Niagara Falls 81 50
PASSENGERS 70 Niagara Falls will take the cars on the
North si6e IF the Rochester depot.
Tickets are sold in Rochester at the ticket Office IN the
depot. WARREN COLBURN, superintendent
Rochester Sept. - 1882
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

n EW-lUNk and ENIE hAILNOAD-
- Trains leave pier foot of Duaue-st as follows:
FxpRrss TRAIN at AN. for Duukirk connecting win
sclass steamboats, for Cleveland sandusky Toledo aud
Noproe and railroads 10 Cincinnati aud Chicago.
Man TR,N AZ AN for all stations.
WAY TRAIN ct 8 80 7 NJ, wa Permont, tor Delaware
NIGHT ExPRrss TRAIN at PM for DuDkrk, connect
ing with steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAsT TRAIN at D M wa Plennont
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent.
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rTIIF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
uLn TATES MAI. 9rEA MERS.-The alps com

rosirg IL 8 Inc are the following: 1870
ATLANTIC, Capt. West Pacific tapt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALIlS' capt OoHs'ooA'
ApRIATIC, Capt. Grafton. -
These ships have been built by contract expressly
eminent srvce Every has been taken III their con-
uciion also in their Engines insure strength aud
reed lnd their accommodations for passengers ar uhe-
qualtd for elegance and comfort Price OF passage Ion
NcW-York TO Liverpool IN rscnss cabin 20 IA second
do S70 exclusive Of extTasze state rooms 700 from
Liverpool 20 NewloT $50 and $50 An experieneeds SUI
eeon attached each ship No berth secured until paid or
EnA.a...L.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-

NJ EW-J RS RAlLROAD.--NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. ;. MAIL
EXPRFss LINES-Through in 4! hours-New- Jersey
Railroad Wis Jersey City, leaving New,fork at and
A. NJ, and - r. NJ, from foot OF Sonrlnndtst Leaves
PHILADELPHIA same hours, foot OF Wanutst Fare reduced
10 80 Tor frs. cluss and 81 ~ for second class =,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHAhLESroN
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried ia the II NJ lines from New YORK, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the terry 10 MN
ufrs bef the leave
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HIrnsON RIVER RAILROAD-TanA Ar

i Il rangement. Through Fares all Trains between
New.l ORR and Albany 81 So Trains leave Chambers ST.
daily, Sundays excepted for Albany and Troy.
with Trains 7, aching Buffalo or Montreal at o'clock same
evening. - -, "a, =,
Mail Train A. M.-Through Way Trans ! and Z NJ.
LINERS Tram t. F. M-AccomrlOdaion Train 1891 NJ.
For PeolskIl at I A. M p Nj. and 6l5 I NJ.
For PokeoIse at $50 A VI. ard $50 T NJ stopping ~
stPasse gers taken Chambers Canal Chropher 18th
and 3lst-sts GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Color
W BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON.-The United States
Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, +. VI. Fitch Commander,
will leave for Bremen, touching at Southampton to land
the mails for England az France, on SATURDAY, Nov. g.
at y o'clock NJ, from pier No g. North River.
Price OF passage from NewYork to Southampton or Bre-
men -.
First cabin main saloon.
cabin. lower saloon
An exueritnc Surgeon il attached 10 tie ship
All Letters must pass through the POstOihce.
Specic deliyeredi in Have and London.
For passage freight, apply 10
MOLLER. SAND & R1ERA, Agents, No. p South-st
The steamship HERMANN will succeed the Washington
on the Al December.
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ArEW.YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI

IN Aand ELMIRA RAILROAD.-Fdl ARRANGEMENTS.
Trains leave N6wYork and Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
Duane-st) SIS follows:
Mai Tran at A. NJ auyesa E,iira at lOi P NJ, stays
over night and leaves at for Canandagua
ern Newly ORR and Canada
Night Express ats p NJ directly through to Canndaigna
aid oil places above mentioned Passengers by tins tram
tRke breakfast in Elm felghts for the above places viii
lie taken by Express Freight Train at Z. NJ
WILLIAM g. LAPIiAM, Supt. c. and Il. X. X.
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EOR LIVERPOOL-Unted States Mail
i Steamship ARCTIC, Captain James e. Luce-Th'
steamer will with the United States mails tor Europe
positively on SATURDAY Nov.l3, at u o'clock NJ? from
her berth 1.-THE foot OF Canal No berths secured m paid
for For freight passage having unequaed accommoda
tons for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW. X. COLLINS X co, No 50 WalS
Passengers are requested be board at A NJ The
steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and will
sail on the 18th November.
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EXCHANGE aud BANKING HOUSE.

T AND WARRANTS purchased and sold
IRON the most favorable terms, and Bounty Ian rs ana
Pension Claims promptly attended to, BY GEO WOoD-
MAN No 80 Wilham.st
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-.,,,p CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or-

u.,,sd under the law. of Pennsyivsne, with capital
= f1n 200 rropose embarsirg IN the manufacture OF
Of si~I, or Johnstcun Pennsylvania The location
sSSsT Te secured offers It Is confidently
they "a snv other this county Iron Ores, semi
,,pcus Coal Limestone and nearly every article Ielu
srufscture of Iron exist IN ine1naustbe qn-ntl
&C 10Y h not and these deposts now worked and
s ,nerss delivered cheaper then at any otheT sp.%n
POM c and Central Railroad pass through the prop
md ecss each other at the spot where the mineral
cry e. ,se thoroughly opened cut; ami whch location
cher advantages ior tecity Of maquacsurng and
nI ~ 90 opr Gus borough, he's been selected for the es
niny ~ Railroad lion Works, and for the erection Of
asbss bl.st furnaces in addition to those now opera
nn attention ofcapitasts disposed 70 embark in an enter
II .iich oters fenuneranng profit even ON the low
Pts current before the OF the last months,
PS eb pToises TO Re very lucrative while anything IKE
rrsnt sies prevail and also OF kellToad Companies desi
IN ig53 y called to TINS enterprise. 80 -,
" rs.s M der the signature othe Practical Iron mf-
e.inS MSnnfscture1s who have thoroughly examined
Ibis pcpey and who dssre to procure additional ,d6scrp
no lac 80 caTita be had ~ me Office Of TIE Agent
ior the Provisional ConpcDy SIMEON DKArhh'
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

OF New och notice hereby even w AZ PER
sous having ss~nst EPEN HUNT late Of the C cfssw
broker present vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scbers, the Office Winthrop johnson, No 81 William st.
the City Of New York befe the heh day Of Dscember
next-Daed New fok the fourth day ofJune l-63
RoBRRT w. APTHOKP. Adninsratofss or
k.5laN6mFs W. TEMPLETON JOHNSON, Eoen. L. Hsnl
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TIVE FLORENCE and KEYPORT CON.

PAEY--A meeting Of the Stockholders VIII be held
=. Eeyrort TUESDAY, the 9th November next, when
,fstesen will be made Of the prospects and condition Of
tie Company. 49,,
Boat viii be provided for the purpose and Land at the
new deck building Oh the property.
PerfOrs desous OF examining the place viii be furnished
with tickets for the excursion by applying q ohce, No u
HauoyeY6t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

FLUID EXTRACT Of LlQUORlCE and
l. ICELAND MOSS is the moot enectual remedy for
Coreh Colds HoGEsenes and al dseses Of the throet and
ngs Ths article requires putting, one bottle BEING su
fesut 20 prove its efficacy Prepared only By WILLIAM
FISHER CLesit and Druggist, No 81 beeckerst corner
Of Crsto phs- EevIork. Sold II bottles AZ q cents
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GOLD MlNING-By simple combinationof
~ three wirlpoolsn Buaums p rfected Gold Separator
cold hearing ousrtz or and rapidly washed and separated
snd eli the gold saved. public exhibition OF the opera
ton given 20 o'clock every morning. at the Gold MIN
ing DeYot No i3 Narcn-st opposite the California Mail
Steamship Co.'S Office Printed directions with oil the
necessary apparatus furnished with the msehIne
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sure

Il Of the County O New iork notice u hereby TO al
person having claims against ERNEST KASs late al the City Of
Ncv York b3ker deceased the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber hts No N6 Broadway 'hs City
New York before the twelfth jay Of January newt Dated
New-york, the eighth day OF July, lHs2 - .
JOHN VI SANDS, FxeeofOf.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

sae County Of New lork noe hereby o'e TO Az per
NsYork butcher deceased 10 Hesent The sars wh
thereof TO subscriber the Office Of William hyer 10 10
in City o New York beore me gNh Gay OF
January nest-Da-d, New Yok the nd day Of July 1884
~ IawGmF ELIZABETH HANIGAN, ADMINISTRATIVE
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Oredn Cleaners, Sc.

II :. MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u . For NEW ORLEANS VIA HiNANA.-Thes plen-
ID ,srnshp ENTIRE CITY, Henry Wind.e. Comnander
VII sail som the pier the foot OF Waenst y. r.
FRIDAY, Nov. II, at O'Clock, Y. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEw-oRLEASs.
Nee ATTaagsHeRf.
LsdiCs' ard AteT-SaoOn Bert.s................So
-
SrCcie only taken freight 70 Havana
kIeght hkt 10 NswOreGns at 81 cruts per cubic foot
Slippers Of irUig requested TO supply themselves
with the ComTanys bills Of lSdine which may be hsd
application a; the oice. No other form viii he sned. No
ILLS of lsdng sgucd alter l. O'Clock the day Of sailing
For frtight JGsss ge. apply 10
W o. ROBERTS, No III wsSt-s., cor. Warren.
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Jesse c.
SMITH sarsse Of he County Of knes, not h>ssAy
ven ,corns ~ p~rscn' hivns claims assn Angus
IT'S GRAHAM late Of the C brckyn decca.cs they are
REQUIRED r,hb vouchers Aefs the sub
scfc Robert Shere at h r.ce u business N hsr-Asg ses'
the Cry 81 booAn az teoTe the sSsh say q
JNrr1y uest-Ds'ea. July :. 1881
RoRERT SHsRwEtI, k,ecuisrs
hq iEwe4nfs ABEL A. Low.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLAsGOW.-The Glasgow and New:York Steamship
Comrpny's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, l,S0
tIrs and 900 horsepower Robert Craig, Commander viii
sail from New-York for Glasgow on SATURDAY. 2th Nov
and on SATURDAY, 18th Janqasy st Il O'CLOCK noon,
first { abip saloon State RoOms) ............S9s
First Cabin (Aiidship State Rooms) .......... %
Second Cabin. .':.'; ,''..'''''''' ~
Stewards fee included.
ApplY TO j. Nc SYM0N, No. 81 Broadway
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River, foot
of Baitcry-rlace, by steam boat JOHN PorrER.-Two
lines daily Morning Line leaves at AM Afternoon Ex-
press Line at NJ through Philadelphia in a hours
fne, let class cars - % class line by2PM, only ~
a NJ md PM Emigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS,
fionn Pier No l. atlPM Fare 81 80.
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n.Cu,IC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-Fsr

Il RIO JANEIRO, VALPARAISO ald PANAMA:m oo
Tho splendid new steamer JOIN l.. STEPHENS, Il, 90
tuns tu1denl Robt. H. Pearson Commando WI D. ds
patched for the above lorts, about the oh De- bM-
apply at the tHice OF the company No 81 south-st
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW
y JFRsEY-ThYough from New-York 10 Easton, Pe- in
Four IlouIs commencing Ausust2 Leave Pier No. North
River pei steamer RED JACKET for Eeston and inter-
mediate places Of AM u NJ, and 34j NJ and for So
melville et PM Returning, leave Phlllpsburg Opposite
Es,ton) at and 1880 AN. and Sis PM.
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N R.COBB & Co., No. % Wall-st., Stock
M CCmmsio and Collection Brokers ~
STOCKS bought and sold; State, Railroad, City and
other LoGus negotiated.
COLLECTIONS made in oil parts OF the United States
snd Cnnedes with plomptness
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REAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
~ HOuGHTONS Pepsin or Gastric Juice, prepared
nom rern.t The natural remedy r this distressing CON-
plant AsentA J. BALL Co, No. 700 Ssssaa-st
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Professional Notifies.

II S. PASSPORTS for an parts of the
~ wogld-indispc nsable TO trayelcrs-issued BY
J. e. MONIES, Notary No. 6S Broadway.
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smith Esq Surrogate Il the County 81 km. notice !, hereby
uv.n all person. having claims against RICHARD DOUGLASS,
late Of the City Of Bosyn dceaed that they sre required to ss
h with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber his
oace County the CITY Hal. IA the Cry q
rooyn before the 18Th dy Jsnasy nytDa,ed July :,
1904 CRAWFORD C. SMITH, Admns'raor
wfnFrt
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In PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C..
SMITH Esq., Surrogate of the coany al kns hereby
sccons law TO all HAVING claims against CoRNE
Illus VAN CIrEf late Of tie City OF Bookyn dcea ed that
hey required 10 exhibit the with the voachers thereof
the subscriber, Charles j. Lowcy hs oce, No FULTON a.
the City Brookyn, before the lIh day Of February
Dated, July 81 1859
CHARLES c. BETS. }
jacob r. BOERuM, Execa,ors
iy3O law6mfr CHARLES }. LowREY,)
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IN PuRSUANCE of an order of the Snrro

T ONNOzN.NNT VI UTUcf OF tHc '7utf0
rate the County New fok herhy gven 70 AZ pr
claims EDWARD DENINo late Of the Cffv
New rs the with yoechers uecs, 70
the ,uhcrhess st the OF CHARLES SHEA, No 81 Cham
Der. IN the City ct Ns~Not before the ~, day o. April
ueI.-Dated, New tort. the ga d,y u ssp,euNer 49,
JAMES NeCoRD, 100000.
so laNfmff ESTHER DEMIN6,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro

safe Of the County Of New York hereby 10 all
on ma claims GEORGE W AfkiN late Of the City Of
macon deceased esent the same With vouchers
hereof the subscriber the Office ofHENFY ATkiN No ISIS
csnse pa New York before tse twenty third
dy of February nex-Daied New YORK. the h day OF August
I!2 SA1Ah AlihiN' Administrator
ausl lswCmFt KENNY hIkiN,
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NREDITS, &c, for the PACIFIC-Messrs.
~ DUNCAN, SHERMAN l. Co, Bankers, New YORK.
ue Credits and Bills Of Exchange available at sight, On
The following places on the West Coast
LIMA PANAMA,
VALPARAISO, SAN FRANCISCO.
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FOR LIVERPOOL-Dram Line
Packet of 18th NOV EMBER-The splendid and favor
ite Packetship, GARRlCK, Capt Tbos Walker VIII sill
f. staeroom accommodations apply on board at fer NO
- ''-'' sPOFfORD, TILEsToN Co. No % sOuth-st.
EOR LlvERPOOL-Packet of 18th NO
L VFMBER.-The new and magnificent packetship
day For freight passage, having splendid sateroom ae
CUM" sPoFFokD. TiLEsToN CO, No 4s sOutl'-st,
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through u. ). Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspnwal and Pan.
ama-The splendid and double-engme L. 3 Mail
Steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns, D. u Porter u ;;
n Con- lander viii sail on FRIDAY, Nov. s. at 2
O'Clock T. NJ precisely, from per at foot Of Waren-st
NoIth River The Pacific Mail Steamship Componys mag
nfc nj STEAMER PANAMA will be in readiness at Panatns
10 receive tie Geoghs mails and passenger and sail
dnt,y for san Francisco No efforts Will be spared by the
two Companies 10 put their passengers through Win expo
don ard comfort.
RATES or FARE TO AsrIswALL.
Ladies' Saloon, St0tcllOOr
Lower AIT and Forw ard Saloon do..........'.'' %
Second Cabin Standets.
Steeraee .''''.,'
Passengers Will be lsDd'd at the railroad wharf, Aspin-
wall free Transit Of the Isthuus II the passengers ex
peusc Persons through passage by te Onteu
States Mail Steauers from Newly ork nave ie!ehceOi nc
conn odafiou board Of the Pacific Mai steam rs
Rates Of fare from Panama to san francisco on the most
favorable terms. For freight OF passage epplyto
CHARLES 4. WHITNEY, at the Othce OF the 20
no III Wcst-Gt. corner OF Warren ~ l.
n B-Shppers requested 20 supply themselves WIN
Office between tie houn OF 10 and O'Clock on the aAy OIL
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TOR AUSTRALH-To sail 18th Novem
Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New-York


lscket-ship BOIHNIA, James A. Avery, Commander,
100 burden and only 81 years old, viii s' for the
above port about the 18th Of November This splendid sp
having made very successful voyage 70 California aud
her commander having great experience in tue Australian
trade persons engaging may expect very short passage
her between decks very high and thoroughly ventilated
and fitted up with State Rooms for the comfort of families
single peTsoDs An experience surgeon will accompany
the ship with ether proper attendants All persons about
taking esage respectfully invited to examine tor them
selves before engaging elsewhere, board Pier g. East
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. 1853 and lis
Souih-st- NY.
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TMPIRE CITY LINF.-FOR SAN FRAN

H. CISCO, via ASPINWALL drect-R educed Rates
The sIle1 did steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 1000 tuns
will tsle the place Of the SIERRA NEVADA and leave on
FRIDAY Nov s. at o'clock Z NJ, from Pier No. North
River, connecting At Penema with the new and splendid
j. HOWARD & SON. Agents
No 81 Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G.

Smith Ed Surrogate of the County Of King notice hereby
sven according AL persons having cims ssnst JAMES
pkOWN Of the Cts OF Brooklyn, deceased that they are re-
ex the with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
Gilbert Story No ~ Nah St, IN the cv Of New
the 9Th dy Of November next Dated Nay TO-
1857 Tn,2I lswGmFsl WILLIAM BROWN, Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

cate Of the County YORK ssscb, 10 all
HAVING MARY PERKINS, late OF he CIV Of
New York widow deceased. present the ~sh vouchers
eeoi the subscriber hs resience No SO ssas st. IN Ne
New iort - the th ~ OF March rest- Dated
New York the "a day OF Sept-niher, 1852
y lswtmf WILLIAM fkRhtNS. Executor