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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
n purpose 81 condurtlne IN IN" SliE oDsh'''
and General Commission BusiueS s

tIscINsATI ApnI TIN Is5Z'
rE1HE Subscriber have associated hemscvos af the
l. purpose Of conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm Of KFSEETT& Dudley. and fespeeiil-
~ solicit your patronage. Our Business will be exrlu.
sivev Communion Bnsnoss; and experienced TWEEN.
- yenrs by senior partner active Mercantile te III
this Cry aud determination the part of BOTH TO pro
mote the interest p friends, will we hope secure Ia
libeal support We prepared to mike theusuaI
Advance o. consignments in hind. aud TO purchase
ProdHce, Dc the customary term. We will nrcupY
rhs Large "a uommodious Warehouse. No il Public
Landing. JNO. kENNE ] l..
tpav27- ON JNO. w. DUDLEY.
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MEDICINES.
nuoLERA. p.arrlten. ChoIern Nor

~ bu. Caalir. Grtrnp, Gripping Pains in the bowels.
Spa.mndc and Nervous Disorders, &c. my be eferu-
,l.v cured q STABLES G,oa Summer Rrmsda
- Nate genuine witueut TIE sanatuTe, r. a. SRA
BIER N. D.
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~ HOUS 4 holt, Kyle's Corner tnle pleasure
in announcing 10 the public thai they receive
ing and opening tho most yarnd, extensive and ele
gam Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg uatket and feel satisfied that onc who viii
give their stock examination will fnil in being fully
snfisfcd both ia price and quality. The Lndie-' will
find u rom pete assortment Of Dress md oher goods
consisting in parf of the following articles Brocnde
Silk, Checked Pnid and plum Black Silks Of ex1rd
quality. Agua Tissues. Grippe dc spraguc, Lama
Cloth, and benuifd article. Grape del'aris, Ba
reyes Of the most elegant designs, Silk Lace, Tissues
Plnin Barcge Em. b.k and plnin Mouslirs, Donna
Marin Grapes, Organdes, Bnutisfc, French and Eng
lisn Jaeonetl, Liacn Popiinc Lawns, Dotted Musns,
Muslin fIonbcing Conrs Under Sleeves, En-. Hand
kercbies very oheop, Silk md Cotton Hosiery, Muslin
and Cimbriek Bdeines and Insertings, Kid and SilL
Gloves SILK aitt Gimp bnd Fringes. Mnniilas Crape
aud Neit Shnwls, Mo,ning Goods in great ynrcty To-
Gether with yDrous other articles mem
ton in m advertisement. Gentlemen will find a com.
petc selection oifrcneh aud English Cloths Gas Sinners
Silk and other yesfngs, Gloves every vary Crnvns
plain mud Fancy, Linen Dfng-, Collars, Socks. Silk
aud Linen kdkf's &c. &c.--Or Stock of Simple Goods
"a very largc and desirable. We invite all in want .
Dry Goods 10 give ~ Gull
COLHOUN & HOLT.
Apr Its kHies Corner. LgBchburR.
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tSOOKs FeH PLANTERS, FARM

EgVWhs FVE. FtlANEElsS, FAKsN9-
ID Frs, Ne
The American Farm Book by II. l.. Allen.
american Poultry Yard, by d. ]. Browne,
The Diseases al Dom, Il Anmnl4 Il. L. Allen
American Bee Keepers Manual, 10y T.. K. Miner.
amilY Kitchen Gardener, 10y Robert Buist
Elements OF Agricultural Chemistry and Geology,
i"nati on the uorse edited by W, Z srooncr.
fouatt On Sheep,
Joh9ston's Agricultural Chemistry, new edition.
stephens Book OF the farn-rcally one OF the best
books for Farmer possess.
Southern Agriculture, comprising E.9ays on the cul.
tvation OF Corn. Hemp, Tobacco Wheat Sc
Tho American Muck Book, by j. u. Browne.
Chemistry made casv for rhr use Of Farmers bv !
Fuphum. Nj. u (fapor)
Elements Of Agriculture. l'y l.. Bentz. (Papcr)
Posts OF the BARN with in-1rucions for thrr cxiii.
Poton, by II. u. observation-disclosures ia paner,
Just received and for sale (cheap) by
c. MORSE, Comm ~ Mcch'L.
Jy "b.ts Opposite Warwick House, Main 81.
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WHITE ~ TERRY,

HEAVY WOODEN GOODS.-Thc sub.
l. scribers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have good stock of WOOLENS,
mnde after the old Vrgnia style of wool jeans made
expressly order and for exchanging Jeans and lindsey
for wool either wool in the dirt clean WOOL may
suit the farmers upon the very best Call and
examine Jeans and lindsey before y,u decide; which
can be found the basin, few doors above Messrs
Lacey Tcrry's.
mny l0-3m CREW DSON & CRANK
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EREEa AND RLACK TEAs.--In .lor

- and to arrive, lo0h packages Gunpowder Young
Tyson Powohope an1 Black Tens from medium 10 the
,crior tlat be obnincd In Chinn, which We
fer 10 the lrnde as low he purcha in hs
Try quantity and quality t. be taken into consideration.
For saln by EDMOND DAVENPORT {, Co.
il -. l3t Richmond Va
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nRy Gooss.-puILIP w. PAYNE

/ III NOVgNs--E HHEHE ". y = y n
- respectfully solies iram h. friends and the pub
Tie the patronage heretofore extended to the firm OF
Payne & Bell lis Stock i luec and we'll assorted,
aud every article aiIl be sold The most reasonable
terms.
~ Oct.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.


We have in Mr.. h Birmingham Mitchcll's P MI
AND ENGINE. and esteem them most valuable np
pendagc great convenience and un efficient protec
tiun against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
Il. b. TYLER do
DIR. ROYSTER, Hnguenot Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckinghnm
K. j. GAINES, Charlotfcc.
The Pump can he in at Dir. VIM s. Morris's
Dingoids foundry, and at many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
ness. The Pump be seen in Rich nond nj the Who
otfce They IRE warranted 10 work we'll for one year.
IY NoIlCE,-All persons buying selling the
nhove articles are responsible 10 me for it,
r. BRITTlNGHAM MITCHELL,
hlhffh lis Prnpiictor.
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1 & NJ. H0LGINS-Bcg lcove To cnll the at.
ienfion al iair customers aud the pubic general
~, To their
Spring supply of Groceries, &c.
coas}sii1P in part tot,ons pit
p hhdsI X, Cuba aBd Sugar
9 do 81 Crois do
80 boxes and bills Loaf crush and pow'ddo
10 bhla aupr eRrihcd do
- hhds Cubn Molnsses
do X do superior
10 bbl- da :"
bugs Rio and Lnguirn Coffee
90 do md nuts superior old Jnyu do
90 tons Baf Iron, wcll nseoricd,
do ilooi and Band do
do Blistercd Steel
do Cnst and shrar do
go sides Sole Leather
Is dn Upper do
so do, Calf Skins, Baltimore. Philadelphia, N
Ynnd French.
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
800 k,gs cut Nails } TOTO dy
Is do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
do Hprsc Shoe Mil.
Is boxes aupt Sperm Candles
30 do hdnmnntino do
60 do Hull & sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
40 do Sonp
10 do do extra fine
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
hnlea Dsnahurga, superior,
ALso-7ndigo bladder Alumund Coppcrn4 Pepper,
finger 81 %, NutmeRs, Mace, Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing Letter md Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords sna
Plough Lines Dnmostcs, Galicocs, &c &c. For snle
on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged for
conntryrroduco. apl 22-ts
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NEW BOOKS FOE sUMN.E

~ EW BOOKS FOR y UNIBs II ~
" READING =
Clovernuok, Neighhorhood
Men and Women of the 18th century
Gcnnngs and Groupings (Danforhl
Lectures and Miscellanies BY James
Poems by Alice Cary,
Journal of Voyage up the Nile
Cavaliers of England.
lsa by Caroline Chcesboro
Tales and Tradions
Prose Writers of America
Dream Land by Daylight,
Lays of Scottish Cavaliers
Pequinillo by iamcs,
Jod or the Skjuts-boy.
Fath'nhury, tale of the Rhine,
Shadow Land by Mrs Smith
The above with many other choice Books ius, oro,
ing, a new Bookstore, opposite Warwick Hnnse.
G. MORSE
Iy @9--ts Com. Me7choat
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'k'kNSaEA, FAs E0fs 81 co., COMMITS
u SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
are now receiving aud offer for snle in exchange for
Country Produce, the largest aud best assorted stock
{" groceries aud Dry Goo7 it has been their pleas
urc to oteror sale comprising in part the following
articles:
100 Sides sole Ienther
Ia bags Rio, Laguyra and Ja,n Coffee
26 hhds Orleans mud Porto Rico Sugar some
very fine
100 kegs Nails, assorted
ID tons country and rolled Iron
2000 lbs Strap and bnnd iron
1000 lbs Blistered. shcnr and cast-stecl
10000 feet Safety fuse
200 sacks Salt
20 bbls Nhiskey, very fine ED Rye
% bhls enchnn Apple Brandy
90 hhds and bbls Molasses
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns Lcaksvc and Outer Factory
% packages Lont, crushed aud Pnlverizcd Sngrb
20 cases stick and mass Lquorice,
with "A large and general assortment of brown md
beached Domesiics. Bed Ticks, Prints, Gingha,ns Sum.
mer Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hints. &c &c. all of which
will be sold at the lowest rates for CAS- in exchange
for PRODUCE. March oo--te
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va - DE- "a A N II TO T. A A< Nx II ks y ,
u Gardeuers. Forias, hcorporated Companies, Man
ntacrow, Arli-oHs PretfsSionot Men Methanics, ona
ottrs-Ehc Pump and Fire Emginc
cofnbined.-RightN, c"reR By Uti'ci SIofes let
hys-Pa'cnt-ALT INFRINGEMfNTs Will DE PRos Ecu-
TED BY LAw.-1his il the most Naluqhle invention OF
the age and without which manufacturers public edi
fees, hotels, and private dwellings incomplete. and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance To the inccndiury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11

THE TRUE DIGEST
I'VE FLUID. OR GAS
TRIO JUG 2, prepared
from Renuet or tie fourth
stomach oflbc Ok, ait,r di-
rections Of Baron I.iebig.
the great Physiological
Chemist, hy DR.. }. s.
HougitD1t. NJ. D.. Phi!adel-
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cPRING spsUumER GOODS. Re,

- 5v maIs Ciofling, cloths. IrHi0P dc. ] ana nav
receiving ny Sprung and summer supply Of Clothing,
which j. lptfe aud well seleeted.
also continue to have manufactured, men sand boys
clothes.
also have received and kecp always hahd Cloths,
Cassimors ycstngs 81. which eilby the yard and
no extfa charQc for curing
MIR. J. DIXON continues - cary On the Tailoring
business.
Terms cash, goods cheap.
April DIETS J.. LOCKWOOD.
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TIVE CO-PARFNBHSHtP heretofore existing be-
tho subsefibers, under the stgle and firm Of
limitation the business will be closed speedily pos
able. Those hnYing claims against the concern will
please present them without delay md those indebted
10 the ,yil b. Kind enough sele At their
c-t opportunity Before parting win our old friend,
and custnmera beg cnyc them sincere
thanks for their kindness and 10 t,tnest them thni
they will not forget under the firm Of GREGORY.
ROYAIL & SIMPSON
JAMES y. GREGORY,
JAMES T. ROiALL.
juno 10 1852
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ClscixsArl April l2rh 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FOUR STANZAS.

FOUR STANZAS.
BY WILLIAM ALBERT surLfFFE.
The days grow strange, the nights grow
The bees have left the clover; cool
The maple droppeth in the pool
Its shady summer cover
All day the swallows southwark fit,
All night the wind signs dreary,
And through the thin veil over it
The moon looks wan and weary.
The crisp leaves rustic on the path
That slopeth 10 the meadow,
The oak beside the lly-pond
Drops down its naked shadow,
The barred boughs at eventide
On upland fels keep swaying,
And doleful sounds through valley wide
At lonely hours are straying.
Three summer months to warm the heart,
And then the chill frOsts after-
Three summer moons to dream Of love-
Some ninety days for laughter
And then the South doth end It's reign
The north-winds clip our dreaming
The shadow droppeth once again,
To end Loves empty scheming.
There is no strip Of summer blue
But winter clouds blow over;
There is no inch of sOdden turf
The white snow shall not cover;
No pleasant thing but has its end
When sunny days are waning,
No note of music for the Tyre
But endlessly complaining.
National Era
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ENGLAND.
Political Parties and Prospects.


Csrrespopdenee OF The n Y Tribune
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 2, ls5a.
We continue the deduction OF political con-
seouences which follow unayodably in the wake
of the present commercial and industrious
prosperity.
In the midst of this atmosphere OF unlver'
sal industrial activity, of accelerated COM
mercial interchange, OF political lndiference'
deprived of any pressure from without, pariia-
mentary parties complete in perfect tranquility
the process of their own dissolution.
1.-THE Peelt.s and the Russelltes gravitate at this mo
pnept ward each other in the strongest manner Inc
Peeies, those indispensable statesmen, hN psns
sle 20 do ANYTHING by themselves. now want - be 70
reyed INTO the kinship Of the governing family Ony
look how much their organ The Morning C1ossc1'
prsises the very Indifferent speech OF Lord John Rus
seD, ct Perth.
Thus speaks The Morning Herald the semi
official organ of the Government.
Quite the contrary, says The Guardian Only
listen to Mr. Henley the President OF the Board
of Trade. speaking in the malt-heuse OF Han
bury TO the circle of his farmer-friends This
psriy," declares Mr.. Henley, " had principles OF
lis own. and had stuck TO them. Free Trade
or Protection was an open question and had
only been made party question By ths late Sr
Robert Peel" He speaks respectfully OF the
Peelites There was now no substantial oo-
stacle 10 the re0nion Of the great Conserratsee
Parry" That's just il, exelaims Iae Guar
dicn; sink Protection, and revive Conseryat-
ism. In other words, The Guardian supposss
that the Peelites are ready-the Corn Laws left
out Of the question-to enter into reactionary
alliance with the Tories. And The DAILY Ns'cs
renorts az q fact, that portion OF Peelites has
already passed into the Derbyite camp But
rortion of the Wings, TOO, is suspected OF tho
ssme offense-and it would be nothing miracu-
lous. considering that their aristocratic nucleus
is formed by clique Of place-hunters. There
is. for instance, Lord DalhOusie Ny Lord was
a Minister under Peel, in the liberal period Of
government Affcrthe dowufall Of Peel, Rus
sell offered him seat in bis new Cabinet. In
common with the Duke Of Newcastle, Lord ST.
Germans, and other members Of the former
Government, he supported in the Upper House
the maneuvres Of the Wings, and was rewarded.
on q vacancy, with the Goyernor-Generalship Of
India, that most splendid prize Of all in the oil
garchic lottery He turned it to the greatest
economical account. The Wings boosted Of
the unprecedented" sacrifice they had made
in alternating so highly coveted an office from
their own Immediate connection And nov, Of
this present moment, the lure held out to Lord
Dslkoufie is tie wardensiip Of the Cinque
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
CuPREME COURT. NEW.YORK.-PHE.

~ BE A. HAKWAY, Individually asd Executnr OF John L.
har~,y deeeA ed asaas; THE TRENTON LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPASY Of Trenton NewJerseyro the Defendants above
n,~d required 70 answe the em
ps, ~bch ~ b. h- the once Of the Crk OF tss
dsy Of October 1855. and your
an er 70 the aid comp h oce, No ~
Nassau CITY New lork within twenty DAYS after the
ve hereof e1ce Of the DAY Ct such ard ian 10
an ~ef the compliant within he Aforesaid the psinin
Nil ks AGAINST tor he sum OF one thou
.a oars se,hcr with thereon ron Septemher lsS
D-.sS " yrrt Or, T. lsss J. VI BALDWIN.
Attorney for ainiif, No. 30 Nassau t. New YORK City.
The comp aed the time ,nd above
x,u.a-D,,,S o. "a Isbf J. VI. BALDWIN,
al lsygrN Attorney for Psnrh
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COURT. City and County of

~ YorIJobn Drusan can't Wlhsm larre'ere james
c Chunh 'Ohn Bennsi and J. Benns snmoons or
money dem nd Com not ser To TIE DEFkN
DANTs You umnoned and required 20 answer the
ccup-nt acton wbch ed the ohe Of the Cierk Of
Cy and County Ne~ ok, the oh day otOctober NJ
be the
dee, No 10 Wal the City View York,
isys rer ths exen
the Vth aud 'a 20 the said
WITHIN The Aforesaid the psinta this vii
take Judgment oT the OF hUndd and
dollars from the 60 nh day 4 November
and esh, huudd ard ~ bcsi he OF this
DEED New lort, Ocfoi.r 9th, ifSR.
NJ lawSwM* VIM NCDERNOr. Plaintiffs Attorney No iWaist
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matfbes, aewelrp, &r.

CULVER MEDAL PREMIUM-Tea and
~ Coffee Ses of Silver Plate Crset Frames with Cat
Cue Elegant and choice patterns Of the above goods Of
American manufacture, and for of which exhibited by
at tins years Fair OF the American Institute
sded the Silver Medal They offered for sae very
low prices, by WINDLE Co. No 70 Mliden-lane.
Also large assortment Of Silver Plated Spoons, Forks
and ladies' plated IN the best quality OF Albata Ware.
Also the newest and most superb patterns Of Dixon
Sons She field Silver Plated ard Britannia Tea and Coffee
Sets. just received Ter steemship Pacific.
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,T,NDvPRIT LINE. for SAN FRANCIS

VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRANCIS
Oply line giving tickets for eTcsnn5 r .es
I.,nu.-The iavOrs t,uSs-snssns f sssS SS SSrh
METHEUs 1890 tnn wh Issye 'oD1s SATURDAY Dee
for San Imam Del Norie direct eonDecilns VITA t.I sp
lar steslnsip PACIFIC over the Nsasssa ifA' '
Tbe.e sesers are unsurpassed in their ACCOMMODATIONS
and ventilation. ,..Jx.o
0iioof"anon sn'P-e~' - B. d. ALLEN, Agent
No Bs.teTy-P.sse, up ssain@
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

~ New York.-Wiham Wal against William 0. TArzsere Ja,es
Church John Bennett and Remsca Bennett-Sumnspn.
money iem CON- not rothe Defendants You
hereby ummon~d and feued The complaint Of this
hla othe Clerk ohc CITY and County
Yok he h lay fOcobeT ls and 20
the aid complaint the subscriber al hi oke, No
WA st. the City New YORK iys ate the
e,luve day OF such aud 4
the sand oomTn within the s'Ore~aid, the
piiEu thu acton will le Judgment ' the
hundred ard nineteen doas and csh; cents with
III ri ty JAM thou and ght hun r ami dly
two des the cost Il tsaon-Ddci New York iobe, 10
lsS2. WIN hcDkkNOl, PlAn;.h Arorusy, 10 Wal St
nj lawfwM
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Ocean 6teamers, &r.

EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
Il FLORlDA.-Semi-Weekl U. :. Mail Lne-Ine
new end fast going steamer JAMES ADGER Dickinson,
conn andor. viii leave Pier No North River on WE'D
NDSDAY Dec at o'clock, PM precisely. For freight
sppv on board where all bills OF lsdng viii be signed and
foT passage at the office OF o.. 10 =, .os.. -.
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON Co, No. As South St
Savannah passengers tckeed through without further
charge Throush ssd to Florida follows To Jack,
sonviie SSl Pstks, SIS No bills OF lsding Hgned
aifor tie stea neT has sailed.
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TN rbe SUPREME COURT of the STATE

IL Of NEW lOlE-DAVID LEE aszIns' u LA n LII .-Ie
JULIA LEE tsfcsdssi 90 are aefesf " ,-..
Ter r M. srpr. Co-rt Ehlh compliant ts In ae os
D. ii f lie County CsygF1. the 18Th isy o hSf1T,
ia 81 ,sfye ecty of ns IL my once
m M. lss. Il sea Psr The County Of Csyr ~iAE t--nJ
,Aer he vce e1cf.sc o. tse eJ
AZ .eyr. .sa t.ke el % answer sad eop n ~
h-ely REQUIRED nf I'll spiy 70 The sup.ee Coart r the
49, 80 a ne "a ean De ~ sOLONOy GILES
xraia~e-H Plaiusf AunrS~y, WesS- Port, 81.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A FREE EXCURSION to the CITY of
IA NEWARK will be- made by the NEW-JERSGT
RAILROAD on MONDAY Nov ~, for the purpose OF Wv
Ing every poOn chance OF seeing those beautiful BId
iDg LOts, 5100 which BE- sold tie y1cst blisr
TUESDAY Nov. 81, at IL O'Clock noon. ~ t1e Mer
chants Exchange, New-YOrk by ALBERT ". NlCOLAY
AuctiCneer. The Excursion Train Will leave the Depot
Jersey City at 10 O'clock A NJ for Newark aud returning
leave Newark at O'Clock, p NJ Stages will be in read
the ATva Of the 10 convey Passengers the
ground FREE or EXPENSE. All persons That desrous
OF viewing the property previous the sale pro-
tickets Gree Of CHARGE for the Excursion, together
with Maps full particulars of the Auconeer 40 10
Mhll-sf.. n. y. l2I1l
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ T-,u,lesre pier foot CT DuaDe-st- Gstono~s: .
F,psr.s TR,S az AN for Dunkirk, ceaEecrns VITA
$50, sen bcsts for Cleveland saaaEsky. Toledo aud
Monroe and rAilro.es 70 Cinclnnen ane Oaie-s''
W. TR.Iy 1880 PM va Piernont, Tor DeaEns
MIGHT ExPAEss TRus II Pm for pahark, ocnnsa
~ ,~l.ss ste .rboa; for Detroit efecS sonneetins
rn,et. 49,, rs.Is al PM IA Piernont
Lsish'S' CBAs MlsOT, Superintendent
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

N STEAMSHIP LINE-THRoCGH TO "a! san fRak.
CISCO al REDUCED RATES-NO DEIENlION On ne
SAM 2OcQ tuns W. A. Mills Commander, WI save New
SoIE for ASPiNWALL, Navy Bay hoNDAt' ~ CEN
sr;th the new double engine steamship CUNTS, l,oV
tuI a Ihouas B. Cropper, Commander, wheA ste1n.-aP
is,ves Panama on tire arrival OF the passengers o 80
UNCLE SAM for San FRANCISCO, stopping only = Aaps
co for supplies. 80. .,.,;o, .,.,s ara
.,stvere unsnrpsssod- An experienced physician - a.
toched 10 each sfesnlsr -. ,.,,,-r.u aud
FsS.nser, will be landed the wharf 81 ApIaNS' anu
t.le The Panama Railroad. 49,. H..
Passengers are cautioned, that the heke's r'' -A' ~
are 80 ONLY at No &c Broadway - o., ,..,,.
JONES L JOHNSON, ~ NEIst
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surro-

,,- q The Coazy York hereby 70 oil pr
- hyuz e4n- lgsest JOHN DARG, sse q he City o. Sc
iost re-si he VITA 'olcsers Thereof % ne
csasr - r--derce q, ts- CITY Of se~
Tork t:re tk- 3h day February osrt-DAird ss~ fz
80 ls~rss MARTHA DARG, Alnsn.strstriI
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Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-York

IL and Canada Dispatch Lne-The beautiful A clipper
p.eket-sLip BOTHNIA, James A. Avery, Commander,
iCsO burden and only 81 old viii sail for the
Above port about the lat Of December THIS splendid ship
having made successful CALIFORNIA; and
her snder having great experience IN the AasraAn
trade persons engaging may expect very shot paase
and fitted no with Rooms for the conio. o. families
or single pefsons An experienced surgeon viii accompany
he sim with other proper attendants AL peTsons about
taking rasse sre respectfully invited examine oI them
selves before engaging elsewhere board Per y Esst
River or 70 BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. 1873 and lls
SOuth-st, n Y.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-

Of the County New RI nocs hetroy y-A 70 az ye
-on ks,-s c- .s,iu fATTHEW BARSARD, ate Of the II
OF New Yok s-ea,ed the sss .h wa ae' r. y
Icth dsJ % February Dated Ne"
\ ora the 18Th d4J 81 August, lsfi .,,,, .,..-...
nl6l 4CuM y II.
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EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK

i OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Bnnch,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, mid
dletown) and RED BANK-rhe and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II. Haggerty, viii leave
the New Haven Pier, Pecksp, East River, as follows
fROm sEwYORK PROM SHREWSBURY.
Tuefdey, Nov 10, ga. NJ Tuesday, Nov. i6, III A ".
Wednesday, Nov. H. ga. NJ Wedno sdsy, NOy.H,li PM
Thursday Nov l9, 10 A. NJ Thursday, Nov. 49, II P. ~
Friday Nov. 10, II A. NJ. Friday, Nov. TO- q p ~
Saturday, Nov. %. "A p NJ. Monday, Nov. - y p "
Tuesday, Nov. p, ! 4. NJ. Wednesday Now ~ 3 PM
Thurfdly Nov. IS 6 A. Nj Thursday. Nov. - q p. NJ
Friday, Nov. ~, IA NJ. Friday, Nov. Is, u r NJ
Saturday, Nov. 4, 8 An Monday, Nov. =, 81 A. II.
Tuesday, Nov. 80, a. NJ. Tuesday, Nov 80 l6t A. NJ.
The stages for Squam will run IN connection with boat.
Stages to convey passengers all parts Of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the account Of
the owners