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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

~ sVphafa q the Mayor A~rm.n md Common " CITY
Of New fos r. rye 20 The OPENING Of ELEVENTH Ay rom
sth - To 5th It, IN The 9th wsd ofsad city Pubic
hefrty gwen ~ ne Mayor Aldermen ard COMMONLY he City
New orb pursuant h- statute. ncA and pov-j
That The sad The Mayor Aldermen and Couuonay City o.
mend 70 make apphafon the srne Court 81 the
sAie o. rsw lofk spsc term Of the be- he'd
Tie CHy HAN N The City View York Frdly nh day Of
NoVenoer ne' az Tie Of the
Thereafter a eoute b hard for appointment Of
-onefs al Estimate and the
the nature md extent the nicped Improvement the openn
llh aE. ron 4sthst 10 sab City
New lot A. ad out On he ~ the Of New fork
hnor and ~ rTiae az at o The legislature the STATE Of New
fort entitled An Airei-e improvements touching hy
ot streets and roads the CITY New passed Ap3
lSO7. Dated New York Oct. q. lsEl
HENHI Com II N corr.,r.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EREIG HIT NOTICE-On and after the
IL cose Of navigation Lake Charnpain, Freight will
he Forwarded from New-York, every day. by steamer
TRAVELLER, at Pecksip, IN connection with the Yer
Valley Vermont Central and connecting Railroads TO
Vermont ID days; OgdensbuTgh and Montreal in
four days This positively the cheapest and mo
ditioUs winter Vermont Northern Newfork and
Cspsds. y. HYDE Agent, No. l52 South.st, N. Y.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.
The People James Doyle, charged with
the Murder Of Charlotte Connery.

COURT OF OYER AND TERNINER-Beiore Judge
EDvAsDs and Aldermen WAEp and CORNELL
SECOND DAY-Monlsy Nos. u, lsJ2
Tie trial of Doyle, charged with the murder
of Mr., Charlotte Connery ny cutting her throat, war
continued
The Dstrie, Attorney opened the esse, ssInng the
faets they have hitherto appeared and proceeded 70
call his Witnesses
JeAn Ices, sworD-Is Coroner bed sn irqoess on The
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot of puaDe-st. ~ follows;
EXPRESS TRAIs ats An for Dunnrk, connescog VIII
steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndnsky Toiedo ana
Monroe end railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN sf s AM. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN al 80 NJ, VIA Piennonf Tor Dels"1e.
NIGHT ExpRrss TRAIS at S Pm, for Donkirk connect
ing with hrstcsss steamboat for Detroit direct CONNECTING
with Express Train for Chicago.
EAIGRANr TRAIN Of Pm. via Piernont
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

4 V
Trains leave NewYoIk and Enc Railroad Pier foot OF
puane-st ss follows;
Nal Train at A NJ arrives Elra at lol p NJ stays
over nrh and leaves at A. NJ for Cananda Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara fals and all tie principal fowls N "es
err Newly ork aud Canada
Nisht Expre AZ p NJ directly through Cananiaigas
and an places above mentioned Passengers BY this tram
take breaks; in Elnra treFhts for the above places VIII
- ,.isn NV Fxpress Freight Tram AZ 5 7. VI.
" WILLIAM G. LAPHAM, Sup't- c. and Z. Il K
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PULMONARY CONsUMPTION-Fromi it's

IItImONAh1 tONCOh MI lION-T IOiu itS
Il having almost always bafed the most skillfu medical
treatment hasvery Justly been termed the OpProbrns
Of FhysicidRs and until within few years been gener
the hghest standing among whom may mention Laen
and his friend Baye-both distinguished authos-ad
nit that this much-dreaded disease may be cured
lie advanced stages when the lungs completely dis
orranized. The remedy which offer, WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, for the cure of this dis
ease only manates from regular Physician but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which ts
BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.
BosToS, August 10, 1913.
Dir. s w FoWLE-pedT SIR: Having been troubled for
considerable time with bad cough and bronchial sec
ton induced Try bottle of DR.. WISrARS BAL
SAM OF. WILD CHERRY, which am happy to say en-
rely removed the difficulty deem 1t but justice To
this much for the benefit ofthose who may be similarly At
1icted GEORGE II. DAVIS, finn of Hallett Davis
PianoForte Manufacturers, Boston.
hereby certify that ] personally acquainted with
Geo H. Davis Esq., and have the fullest confidence in the
above statement. H. q. BARRUS,
Formerly Practicing Physician
Boston, August l5 lGis
PS-Such testimony can he relied upon Be careful of
BUTTS on the wrapper 10 be genuine.
For sale at wholesale retail by A. B. ID. Sands,
General Agents No. le0 Fulton-st; Thomas Maxwell,
No &c William ST. John Mlhau No. lS3 broadway Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores and No ITO Broadway.
TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
porters Lace Stockings, Knee-Cap and other Band:
aRes Spinal Supports Instruments for Knock Knees aud
Joints and all kinds Of Belts and Blndages;
also Chdrens Tusses hand and made TO order at Dr.
GLOVER'S No. u Ann-st, near the Museum
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x1orICE IL herehr giyen to am persons bavIng

IN claim. ss.inss essat- Of Jinks - ,s,,e~, 70 81
80 ~. s.rr via he vouchers thsree "a ~ - go AZ
rse ~ -. L., Al and es,ansert az >ss ter<ss-d NJ
,rSe Ma ief Barrowst the CITY o. ksss IN
=, ,sb a,y ID Jsnn-ry. isos. JOIN cAhhnsN'
.l,ruIu
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
rate Of the County Of Yok. notice IS hereby gwen TO al
pr,ons havns claim agunt HENRY TRACY late OF the Cy o.
eccased present the with the vouchers thefo
20 the ,ul ber Al his Office "A Beaver st. IN the CITY OF New
Yoh on or before fourth DAY Of December noH-DA'ed New"
lot OF, i~SuTa+ CHARDEs TRACY, Administration
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TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,

TOR SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,
IL OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Branch,l PORT WASH
INGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, mid
dletown) and RED BANK-The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT Capt. A. ii. HsggeIty. will leave
the New-H Have n Pier Pecksp, East River, follows:
FROM NETWORK. FROM SHREWSBURY.
Tuesday Nov. is, "a NJ. Tuesday, Nov. l6, lll A. W.
Wednesday Nov. IL, IA M. Wednesday, Nov.l7l4 Pm.
Thursday Nov 10, 10 A. NJ Thursday, Nov 9, II 2. NJ
Friday, Nov. 10, IL A. NJ. Friday, nov. 49, y IN.
Saturday, Nov. 20, u NJ. Monday, Nov. q p P NJ.
Tuesday, Nov. o. q PM. Wednesday Nov. a. 8 Pm.
Thursday Nov. IS, A NJ. Thursday, Nov. 25 q p. VI.
Friday, Nov. g. TAM Friday, Nov. 26, 81 Pm
Saturday, Nov. n, "a NJ. Monday, Nov. q, % A. NJ.
Tuesday, Nov. 90, 7 A. NJ Tuesday, Nov 30, 16l AN
The for Squam will run in connection with boat
Stages convey passengers all parts of the country All
persons forbid trusting e above boat the Of
the
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BURGLARY AND AssAuLr.-On Sunday night

BURGLARY AND AssAULT.-On sunday night,
about 10 o'clock, man entered the liquor store of
Henry Garns (at the corner Of Ewenst. and the New
town Road through the window, and committed &c
rious assault upon hr. Garms, striking him several
times upon the head with hoe. He then attacked Mrs.
Gsrrns who her husbands assistance and beat
her, after which be helped himself TO various articles
about the store and decamped Il Is thought that Mr.
CAIRNS viii not recover from the effect Of his wounds
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VEyEzuELA.-By the arrival at Havana Of tho
Brsh mnl steamer Dee the Diavio de u Msriss has
oeved dates from Caracas to the ID of October They
definitely the election Of Gen. Obsndo 20 tho
Presidency Of Venezueis The general kens Of news
are mereiy Of local interest There Is no commercial
news.
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Messrs. Perine. Pl

LAUNCH. - Messrs. Perine, Patterson d
Stack will launch from their shipyard to-day, ct 10
o'clock the Ada Swift full rugged schooner, intended
for the Wet India trade.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

ROAD.-WIHTEk ARRANGEMEHT.-Noyem l, 1852
Trains out of New and Special
at and 1l3 A. NJ. and p NJ, through TO New Haven.
AT $40 A. M and 81 p. NJ, for Port Chester.
The liz A. NJ runs in connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS at 8A NJ and 81 P, NJ for New Haven,
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads. These traRs at
New Haven with trains of the New London Road TO New
London Norwich Stonngton and Providence.
The A. NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport con-
Meeting with Housatonic and Neugauck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 8. P M stops Stamford, Norwak and
Bridgeport connecting with Danbury Railroad at Norwak,
and with Housaonc and Naug Railroads at Bridgeport
Trains into Newly and Special-at
81, and e-S5 A. NJ, and 40 r. NJ through from New
Haven.
At 81 A. NJ and 345 ?. NJ. from Port Chester.
The 935 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads at Haven
The 40 M receives from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven arrival OF trains
from Boston al II and $50 p NJ stoppng at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. M and
SIP NJ Trains Of the New London Road in connec-
See large bill of advertisement at the Station Heuse and
principal hotels GEO w. WHISTLER, Jr- Sup't
New-Hsven, November, 1852
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ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-A woman about IS

years OF age attempted to commit suicide BY jumping
from the Grandst. ferry boat on Sunday afternoon
when the clip the Hew-York side. She was
rescued by Mr. VIM. II. Theirs, gate-tender, and was
conveyed to the Thirteenth Ward StaonHouse, where
she received every possible attention.
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in PURSUANCE of an order of the SurrO-

II n
ste Of The County Newlork pcoc hereby gwen 70 al pr
son. HAVING GAINS AGAINST WILLIAM WILLIS late OF me C OF
NevYorl the With YOU, her, mere.
The subscriber occ Of VILLAIN Boomhed tsg No - va
in New Nok, before the 'sh aaJ OF A"
.e,t-Dstsd New or. the I'd day Of October, l,lf.
- IaasmTns - AMELIA WILLS, Ereeurrs, &r
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N1EW.uAYEN and EWLONDON RAIL.

III EN lila v EN- anu NE N-IONDON MALL
N ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-On and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 10, 1852, Trains will run as fol-
lows -
for New London stopping at all stations ll25 A. NJ, III.
press Train for Guilford, Connecticut River Lyme and
New connecting with the steamboat and railroad
hines Tor Stonington Providence and Newport SIS NJ,
Accommodation Train for NewLondon stopping at all sta
lions.
Leave New London at $50 A. NJ, Accommodating Train
for New Haven stopping at all stations 1910 A. NJ tx.
press Train for Lyme, Connecticut River Guilford and
Kew Haven myers leaving Newport Providence and
Stoninston in the morning arriving at London,
take this train for New-York $50 M, Accommodation
Train for New Haven, stopping at all stations
The IL 25 A. NJ Express Train leaves New Haven on the
arrival of the A. N. Express Train from New York
The 6.b5 T. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival of the $50 p NJ Express Train from New
York =. 80 :.
The Trains leaving NewLondon at $50 A. NJ and l0p
A. NJ connect New Haven with New-fork Trains at
9a5 A. Nj. and lis r. M.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ Train from New London can
tale the Express Trains New Haven for Hartford and
Springfield, for NewYork, the same evening .
RICHARD N. DOWD, Sup't
ew-Haven, August II, 1882.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-wEpNrspAY

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 1877, 3l6, 459, lab,
49s ll6 $751; $50 $40 479 202 ola l2o $50, SLY 456,
574 1872 $40, 5i7 267, ls, 20, l6o 42, l3O, ly 100
259 Sci to 500
7s no TO 7sl 7e 7a5 500 6s2 564, 6eI, tsl 496t,
600
COURT OF GENERAL SESSlONS-Non doy-Before
Judge BEEBE and Aid. BARR and BoycE.
Charles w. Williams, indicted for grand
larceny, pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and was
sentenced 10 the Pententisry for six months.
Jemes Walker indicted for grand larceny on the prem
ises of Honora jenkins of No 2s2 Cherryst, on the
night OF the 10Th uli pleaded guilty 10 the indictment
and was remanded for sentence This prisoner, wnen
arrested drew knife and stabbed Officer Bridge OF the
Seventh Ward Police and George X Conner, son oil
Fx.Alderman Conner, who had him in custody. MI
Conner received wound which confined him TO his
room for about three weeks
German named Philip Melang was tired Tor having,
on the 9th of August af stolen $50 in gold com rom
Frederick Sinke Of No. 9 Hobokenst Inc evidences Oh
his guilt was conclusive and he was convicted oy inc
jury appeared that he had been intrusted win con
siderable amount of foreign coin for the purpose of get
ting il exchanged and had returned false tokens insesd
Of genuine The Court ordered him to DC remanaeo
to prison to await sentence.
John Bishop indicted for burglary in the hrst degree
in having on the night OF the oath ul broken into tne
dwelling of Edward T.. Daily, No. l2e Eldridgest wa
placed ON trial Tho evidence failed to sustain me
charge of burglary but the Jury found him guilty
grand larceny and he remanded to awae sentence
The Court then adjourned until Wednesday morning.
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Sur LAvrcH.-The new clipper-ship Sirocco

will be launched about the Goth inst, from the yard Of
Jabez Williams al Green Point She measures about
500 tuns and built for the Pacific trade Captain
Martin Smith, formerly Of the Liverpool packet Nags
70, will be the first commander OF the sroceo
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THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW
YORH by the Gree Of God Fee snd lnaP-nd-n.I0 81
Interested the Estate OF WILLIAM HALFWAY Late
Of Ne. Bedord Ma, deceased creditors legaeos Of lin.
otherwise send iou and each OF you are heey ced
required personally aud arplr before >rrse the
Wv ior. az h oifce the CITY o New York on IN
tenth day Deceuber II ocok NJ forenoon ol
hat ard there attend the hna Of the account
preceding Of ChaTes Hsard Executor % the last W" aud
Testament Of fsid dercased.
In IT, neny ~hereo have caused The seal 81 ofce OF i
Surraes'e 10 81, hrreun'o afiNed. Wine ALEXANDER
W BRADFORD Surrosttf OF our sail County A. tne
- CITY York. The Eighth day OF september. 10 ne
year 0 Lord ihoasaad eght hrpiret and MY
two. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
law4wN
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MONEY SAvED-A WARRANTED AR

NJ ONEI SAVED-A WARRANTED AK
4yI TICLEIn offering TO persons suffering from Chronic
Rheunstsm, Cole Dyscntery Pains in the Limbs Back OF
Chest, Headache, Old Sores, Cuts Burns, &C. Dr. To
BIAS Venetian Linent they need not fear purcls II,
their money will be returned If It according TO
directions, does not relief Thousands have certified
10 its painroevlng properties IL IL internal well
external remedy and II ID warranted harmless.
No family should be without il If they have children, as Il
is certain remedy for the Group, and it IL warranted 70
cure Cholera If taken when first attacked.
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wishes It understood that per
son using his Linrnent without obtaining relief have
their money returned.
Price 70 cents and 50 cents Depot No 30 Greenwchs
Ea,v Xork
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ Mayor Berry has issued proclamation
recommending the citizens of Willamsburgh to close
their places of business during the obseques OF Daniel
Webster which are to take place in NewYork today
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of The

~ appain OF The Mayor Aldermen sad Cofnmoniy Of theCy
a. New 1orb rcHiye t the OPENING 81 ONE HUNDRED and
TWENTY THIRD STREET from the ThHdaveaue the
avenue The e;ery de Of Mour Morris the Tive IN
Ward Of sad Cfy-Pubhr i hereby gwen, y Mayor
Suen and toumonay Of the CITY New lo parsuanio
IN sub m'de and provided that the sad the Mayor Adsrmn
and Corona Il tie CITY 81 New fk intend 70 make ppatoa
N the supreme Court Of Of New Spa Term
The sid Court b held Hall
Friday the 9h day Of November, s5l opening Of
Court that day thereafter ccnne heard for
Tie aIrntnaent of Comm and As
above srtied that
hereby nded - OPENING ONE HUNDRED and
TWENTY THIRD STREET from the THIRD avenue 10 the
the castery Moant rseifh
Ward e sai CITY aid the plan % said CITY, uaer
and by Of q the legislature Of the People Of the State,
entitled An rovcnents ouchns the laying OF
Road. York and for other
passed Aprl g. lfOT-Dsied New York O,to5sr -. lSbA
OF tnlg HENRY DAVIES. Counsel % the Corporation
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fal Ar

II II rangement Through Fares all Trains between
N.w-York and Albany 81 50. Trains leave Chambers st.
daily SUNDAYS e1cepted) for Albany and Troy.
Expfess Trajn A. NJ. through in hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'clock same
evening - - -, IN n.
Yxnress Tram q r INSTRUMENTATION rrain SOP NJ
No. Peekskill az A M p. NJ. and els 2. d..
Eor Pokeepsie at $50 A NJ. and 4o L. stopping at
al W.v Stst,on.-Supday Mail Train p. NJ. from Canal
sPsssenseu talen At Chambers, Canal Christopher 18th
sna slsfsts GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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me0ical.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSA.-Dr
" HOUGHTONS Pepsin or Gastric Juice prepared
from rennet The natural remedy fer this distressing
plant. Agents, j. BALL Co., No. 100 Nassaust
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER
~ sEY-New.York to Eaton, Pa Fare 81 7s-F4n
Arrangement commencing November Is, 1872 Leave Pier
NJ No, nSns hse, daily for bs.tOn and intermediate
a4S PM Returning, leave Phlpsburs st 6 and AN.
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
~ PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. ! North River, foot
OF bat;ery-plsee, by steamboat JOHN POTTER-Two
press Line at PM through Philadelphia in y houn-
Fare, Let Glars s. "a class hDe, BY PM only
AM. and ppm. Emigrant Line by stesmboa, ATLAS,
from Pier No. /, stsP.M Fare 81 30.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
wi ERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY, May 81
Until further notlee-pasenser steteIS and tam. VIII
EXPREss STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, VIII leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted az
PM and Dunkrk at Il at night reaching Monroe at Pm
the day and proceeding to Toledo the sams afternoon
An express will leave Monroe az Pm, or on the
arrival OF the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching CHI
the evening" and az Chicago with rs,
class Mws and other ports Lake Mich
gan, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Expres trains viii leave Chicago At NJ, daily,
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe ct next morning
An express steamer VIII leave TOLEDO every morning
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains nom
CcGgoand reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
the for the first Express trains east from New
York, Albany and Boston.
The and trains at Monroe win connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo. -
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train Will leave Toledo daily Sundays ex-
cepted AN connecting at Toledo with line OF steam
era from Cleveland and Ssndusky and stopping a: al the
way stations will reach Chicago at 81 Pm.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 AN stopping al all atons and arriving AZ
Toledo NJ connecting with steamers % Sandrsky aud
Cleveland and arriving there IN time for ali the morning
trains from those places
packet boa; leaves Toledo at M for Fort Wayne and
ports the Wabash Canal jos II. hOOhkt
Adrsn lime 1850 SUPERINTENDENT
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. NEW

w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines to and from Albany. Fare 81 So The trains leave
City Hall Station, cornor Tyonrow and Centre-st daily
Sundays excepted) as follows:
LIST IRAN, 73O AM Vaginal Train, stopping at all
Way Stations
ID Train at A. NJ Express Train, stopping at Croton
Falls, Dover Plains Hisdee and Chatham -Four Corn
Sd Train 345 p. NJ Express Train, stopping at Croton
Falls Dover Plains Milleron Hilsdae and Chatham
-Four Corners
Returning viii leave East Albany at and II A. NJ and
4P M. NJ SLOAT, Superintendent
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DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.

~ On and after Sept g. the following trains VIII
leave Danbury
l. 645A NJ with passengers, connecting at South Nor
walk with the New-York and New-Haven A. NJ. train
for New-York, d8O9 A. NJ. -,
2 Sl5P NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
the New York and New Haven IS 40 T. NJ, AT oSo T. M
Trains TO Danbury viii leave South Norwah
l. go A. M with passengers and freight receiving pas
senseIs frem the New York and NewHsyen A M train
Eom Newlor
2 54OP M with passengers only, receiving Passengers
from the New-York and NewHaven $50 7. NJ Express
train from New-York and the 40 accommodation tram
ffom New-Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
DanbuIy Sept. % 1852
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StOningtOn,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
end TAUNTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, of this line, regularly as hereto
FORE alternately, leaving Pier No North River rs wharf
above Battery place, daily, Sundays excepted at p NJ
and Stonngton O'Clock p. NJ. or on arrival of mail
train, which leaves Boston at 5 2. NJ.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at p NJ New Bedford and Taun
ton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival Of the
mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage, apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place. OH ON hoard the honts.
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIVER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE Capt
Benjamin BrGyton leave alternate days. SUNDAYS
ceptd from Pier No g. n. r., the Battery at p. NJ
For freight, apply on board, the office Pier No g.
TISDALE a BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 20 and III West-st
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A UsTRALIA.-The splendid clipper ship
A Observation-Disclosures LINE for MEL
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-FOr

i RIO JANEIRO, VALPARAISO and PANAMA
The splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS, 800
tuns burden Robt H. Pearson, Commander Will be dis-
patched fer the above ports on or about the 3h DECEM
Der For passage only having superb accommodatons'
apply AZ the ofice OF the company, No, 81 South-st