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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Water Cure.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE.-Dr.
Il TRAIL receives patients at the commodius City
Establishment, No. Is Laghs- trecently enlarged by
building) special department. for the Mechanical
and Surgical treatment OF female diseases dspacsments
&C. under the charge OF Drs. TRAIL and HOSfORD.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEw-yERSEY.-vssors to the
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad q the foot
OF Courtlandt-st, at 81 and IL NJ, and 4 and JPN.
Returning leave Waer-Cure Station at and 81 A. NJ,
and South Orange at 81 and Pm.
TTNHE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
IL CURE 10 conveniently arranged, and open fog
inter treatment The cold 10 favorable. Every
attention will be paid comfort paents Terms -
TO flo per week. N. bEDORrHA, N. ID.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot OF Duane-st. as follows
EXPRESS TRAIs at AN. for Dunkrk, connecting with
frselass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati aud Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 9AM. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 80 PM, via Fremont for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at Pm, for Dunkrk, connect
Ing with frstass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAsT TRAIN at 5 M via PiemOnt
CHAS. MIN0T, Superintendent.
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TN PURSUANCE of AN order of ths Surro.

Of the Of New York hereby
having claims against SAMUEL CLARKE hate Of the CITY
New fork merchant tailor deceased present
vouchers thereof the subrber oee Poi
let No o3T West 18th the City Of New Yo before
the fourteenth day q December Dated YORK. the lA
day Of June. ls52 AGNES CLARKE. Eaecutr,s.
isl1 ufn1sf
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eisn end VIII ere hnx>upersede an othen a. fsmy neS
cine They need but the TRIAL 20 convince toe Dose
sceptiesI Of der sasefy and theiy util,ty.
TaE HY0EIAN ELiXIR is delightfully."- inv sorsuns
Cordial palsabe to the tssto and f 70 snoss I'M
msdsfry the ensrscs Of ,e Sysem when exhans
ed By Dsssse By the necessary operation OF
Medicines Az Nervous Tonic v entirely une9a1e1.
and may be taken BY the most delicate Females end S
dien with entire eonhdenee and SAFETY .,,v,,,
BY the timely and udcious bis PILLS ana hf0E-
ANEIIxIR Dr. Bsfes Il convinced fhsf Deerse may y
oen and always esy esred and thus By avoid
rs the prcscted service Of Phycans and their eSpsnsve
ard nsusesng remedies not only time bat money may %
sved.
Fer ale at Dr. BATES Dspst No SO broadway, COZ.
Grsndst N Y and the Principal Drug Stores aud IA
hex Elixir 81 per hottie; bostles for hvs doiAAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
VI ERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On md after MONDAY, May 81
until further notice-Pssse steamers and trans wiu
EXPKESs STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST:
WARDROBE Of the iirstclass steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will ave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, ct
NJ and Dunkrk ct IL at night reaching Monroe at I'm
the next day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express tan viii leave Monroe at PM, or on the
AMY al Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
caro- the evening and connecting ct Chicago with nr
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igsn with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
FXPREss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-ExpTess trains viii leave Chezgos r NJ, dsy,
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe "a next morning
An express VIII leave Toledo every morning,
reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several bour pro-
for the rst Express trans east from New
York Albany and Boston.
The and trains Monroe viii connect each way
regular boats for De troit and Toledo. 1870 .,
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Ths train will leave Toledo daily Sundays ex-
eertsd connecting az Toledo with line OF aean-
ersfrom Cleveland and ssndusky and noppns Il al the
vsy ststiors will reach Chicago at 81 Pm.
GOING EAsTWARD.-Leaye Chicago daily Sundays
excepted AM stopping az al stations and srnvnz
Toledo at NJ connecting with steamers 20 sendusky and
Cleveland and arriving there II time for all the morning
paeietbost L ayes Toledo AN. for For Wsyns and
ports On the Wsbesh Canal JUS NUM-,
Adrian. June l. RE- capefintsoosa-
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Co.-For

" BREMEN via sOUTHAMPTON.-The United States
Mail steamship WASHINGTON, Z. NJ Fitch Commander,
Will leave for Bremen touching Southampton 20 land
the mails for England ard France SATURDAY Nov6
a. y O'Clock. NJ, from pier No. 5, North River
Price OF passage from NewYok TO Southampton or bre-
A.
Flint cabin, main saloon
First cabin, lower saloon. lS
Al expeTienoed Surgeon - attached TO the ship.
All let,ers must pass through the Post-Ofhco
sreeie delivered in Hayre and London.
For passage OF fright, apply 10 ,
MO{IFR SAND L RlERA Agents, No. d South-s;
on Tie Oh December.
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TIHE FLORENCE and KEYPORr COM.

=, rANh a meeting Of the Stockholders will be held
.ypo.. ON TUESDAY the 9Th November newt when
ss cnS %h be made Of Tie prospects and Condition Of
Boat VIII be provided for the purno.. .,,,.,
new dock building the property f 49," 'Aia a. tns
Persons desirous Of examining The place win be furA,
Hsnoyer%t. '>e NO u
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WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD seven
w per cent Mortgage Bonds, for sale BY
WARD & CO.. No. 81 Wall-st.
TIME CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or


Il gsnzed under the laws of Pennsylvania with capital
OF elOccCoo propose embar.ing IN the manufacture OF
Railroad Iron az Johnstoun Pennsylvania The location
they have secured offers superior confidently
believed 10 any other in this country Iron Oree SEMI
biumnous Coal Limestone and nearly every article requir
cd the OF Iron exist in ineShaustbe quant
ties on the srot; and these deposits now worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other knSwn
point now occupied for the manufacture Of Iron The Penn
yvsna Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop.
ery and each other ct the spot where the mineral
veins thoroughly opened out and which location
for its other advantages facility OF manufacturing aud
vicinity popuous borough has been selected for the e
tahhsfmen; Railroad Iron Works. and for the erection Of
other blast furnaces in addition TO those now oPes-
ton
TIE attention ofcapass disposed TO embark In an enter
rrse which offer. pemuneatng profit even on the low
pees fron current before the rise OF the last six months
and which promises 70 be very lucrative while anything ike
present rate prevail and also Of Railroad Companies des
ons 81 akne arrangements for Iron Rails 20 DO delivered
IN 1885 rs called 70 this enterprise.
fampheis under the signature ofhe Practical Iron Me-.
nants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
tn property and who desire procure additional subscrp-
IONS TO carry out with safety and spirit business requr
cash capital be had a. the Office of the Agent
'o' ehe rieveond Company SIMEON DRAPER.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

Tor KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON
Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Muray-st. Pier,
daily at $ Z. NJ. Returning, leaves keyport at A. d.,
(SundLy rs excepted)
'KEYPORT DIRECT-Stesmer JOHN HART leaves
Murrnyst Pier at A NJ Sundays and Mondays exceped
Returning leaves keyport daily Saturdays and Sundays
e1cepted,) st2P. VI.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--NEW-
EXPRESS LTNES-Through in A hours-Ncw- Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving EewYork at snd9
A. NJ, and 81 p NJ, from foot OF Courtlandtst Leaves
10 IS for first clss- and O. 81 for second-cass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets the above lines and through baggage
carried in the ST p lines from NewYork, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage the terry Is min
utts before the trains leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEW. ORLEANS
kEwORLEANs Oct. 81 l852-By virtue of the thirty
erth elton OF the of the Legislature Of the State Of
Louisiana entitled An Act TO consolidate the City of New
Orean and provide the and administration
oft Affairs approved Feb b 1852 aud Of the 9th section
OF the suppene ntay thereto ead providing for the in
corporation Of the City of Lafayette with the City of New
Qreas approved the same day. and for the purpose Of
funding debt Of the old city, the late FIRST Second aud
Third Munich Gli,ies, and City OF Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office for
the exchange just and equitable computation of inter-
est of all unnatuCd Bonds and other obligations of the old
eli and Of the late First Second and Third Munlclpaties
ard CITY Of Lafayette, tor BONDS OF the CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY, 1882 at FORTY YEARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable at the
Office of tn, City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
itIsto at tie rate Of Go Trn CENT per annum pAya
bic In the City Of NewYork LIST January and list July
each year. the interest offered exchange
above be calculated up LIST January 1853 which
time interest the Bonds be issued viii commence
TIE proposals. to be iDdorsed "Oher for exchange Of
Bonds &c will be- opened and acted upon the fourth
Monday eech month commencing Monday, the I'D OF
November next 1852
The Commissioners TO themselves the rgnt TO
iect any all bids.
COMMISSIONERS.
A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEbUYS, Controller
VIM Ii. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM. I. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEE
Board of Aldermen.
L. ii. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committees
A. LAYET, Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen
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I'm PURSUANCE of An order Of the Surro.

gate OF the County York hereby sven pee
sons having claim. sssn,, GEORGE w. GREEN late II City Of
ros nrrchsn dcead ts sm~, With vouchers
thereof 70 The ssbcrbsr ha,nsr Brown No 3
Bsd~sy City Of New for brsse the seventeenth dsy
OF January Dated New York the 18Th day Of JAIL 62
MORTIMER BROWN, Adspinlstfsfos.
iyi7lsvsus CAMILLA 0RIEN, Adsainstfafnr
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesaa q

Smith ESQ., of the Of kiss- hsreb%
eodns law "a all hsyns claims zs.'a.t WAL
1ER HIGGINS Of tho City OF Brootn, dcsxed
reqred exhibit the with vouchers thereof the sub
seber, WILLIAM a. FOSTER No is DIVISION st. Cty
before day Of April nertDsed
-, 1874 MARY HIGGINS, Aa.,...,.,o,.
on LAVE WILLIAM r. fOSTEH, s~""'~~'-'
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EOR SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,

I OCEAN HOUSE. CLong Branch) PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK, mid
dletown) and RED BANK.-The and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II. Hssserty, VIII leave
the New Have Pisr PeckAp, East River, az follows;
FROM sEw-yoRK FROM SHREWSBURY
Tuesday Nov 27AM. Monday, Nov. |. "a. NJ
Wen. iay Nov s. 8 A ~ Tuesday, Nov. 2 1O1 A. NJ
THURSDAY, Nov. T. sAM Wednesday Nov3 III A VI.
Frdny Sov 5 i0A NJ Thursday, Nov. 4, ~ P. N.
SATURDAY Nov G. Up ~ Friday Nov 5, u p. NJ.
Tue sdsy. Nov. 92PM Monday, Nov. 8, Up. NJ
9buT,dSy Nov IL g. A NJ "Wednesday Nov. 10, Up. M.
Saturday, Nov. IS, A. NJ. Friday, Noy.i2 A. NJ
TUESDAY Nov I6, NJ Monday, Nov. IS, " A. NJ
The sts Tes for SquAIn will connection with boat
stasest convey passengers TO ali parts Of the country Az
peo1s are forbid trusting the above boat the account Of
tne owners.
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OHIO COUNTY and RAILROAD

" BONDS.-$ SIS OOO-We Offer, at private SALE PICK
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
Of subscription to the Cincinnati Wilmington and Lanes
eRO 10 years run, principal and interest at NewYoTk
s25,Co6 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
Ron DS of same description and for same Road.
$25CC6 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
of same description, and for same Road -
5000 FAYETTE COUNTY CONVENT b Il
BONDS, Of same description, and for same Road
These loans severagy ndOrsed aud prompt payment
of pIno al and coupons guaranteed by the Railroad Com
pay and spending amount of stock IN the Road
well the faith and xs of the County also pledged
object by special act OF te Legislature OF Oho
aud the cODstutonaty Of the act affirmed by the Supreme
Court ON made and carried up by CLIFTON County.
$500 UNION COUNTY BONDS, 10 years, coupon
per Endorsed and guaranteed by the Springfield and
Mansfield Railroad Company to which they were issued In
payment for stock. - - . -
&25UO CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only years to
sl54t0 EIGHT FER CENTS. Of the MISSISSIPPI and
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, at par
DELANO. DUNLENY q Co. No ID Wal-st
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GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING COM
~ PANY-J. WINCHESTER, President.-CAPITAL
MCREASED TO 1900. SHARES, 5000

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the re-
holders voted at the Annual Meeting held Grass Valley
August 1871 increase the capital from 500 TO
$4,000 for the purpose Of completing the already
commenced and far advanced and to extend te business OF
Quartz Mining, by such additions the discoveries in the
science Of mining and smalganaon may render expedent
for the interests of the Company.
Holders Of the original stock have the option of sub
scnbDg for the increased csital till The LIST OF December
next payment Of 50 per cent the balance remain
called for TIL a dividend is declared from profile.
StbscrptO for the stock will be received at the
Office of the Company Agent, No l07 Fultonst, New
York, and scrip be issued in oil 100 and upwards
Address postage paid with remittance for stock fin
drafts New-YoIk or current funds TO
r. j. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No IO7 Futonst, New-fork,
Where pamphlets containing the report Of the Company
may he obtained.
Applicants by mail should Dcose two cent stamps.
Specimens OF the Gold bearing Quartz be seen at the
nfice lrnIn 10 O O'Clock.
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MONEY sAvED-A WARRANTED AR

TlCLE.ln offering to persons sudenns from Chrome
Nm nm.sism Collie Dysusry Psias in the Limbs, Bach
S Sa Hssd-sebs od ssr.s, Cats BarnA 49,. ~
a. their money VIII b. returned IL on ssins sccerns
directions dora Tot give relief Thoasands hare ,rucd
10 ITS pen-fehevns properties II q internal well
NofAnlly shoad be without il thsy have chdren o. 10
aosrtan remedy for the Croap and IL u warranted 10
cure Cholera if taken when 6rst attached
Dr.. TOBIAS expressly wshes underwood that any p~r
asins his Lnment without obtaining rrhef can have
their money returned. I
Price Is cents ana 50 eents DspOsNo 40 oresuwsAs,
Eew.York
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AND WARRANTS bought and sold on the
: ulQ si faxl. hlas H. Il A Ii A.

~. No. ~ Wal-st, Jauncey Court.
warrants forwarded all parts of the country the
pIee on The receipt Of reuiitances guaranteed gen.
sne drecevshle any Land Oce in the United States
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

State Of the County OF New Yo hereby gwen
having claims against JOHN MACE late Of the CITY o ss~
Yo undertaken the with vouchers
the subscribers the Office Of wshtmsn Clark
Broadway told Franklin House, the City Yoxk,
fore the lS March aesDsed New YORK; the ninth day Of
sept, 1854 SIMON sfiINDLfR. Esecator.
sil iaw6ms HARRIET S. MACE, Esecatrx
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DEMITTANCES--PA AS bow
III MAN, GRINNELL A Co, No SO Southst, New.
York, sole ard only authorized Agents for the SWALLOW.
TAIL LINES of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON Packers sail every
and 2lst OF every month. alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION SIR r. PEEL,
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
QUEEN OF TIE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT
AsHbURTON, YORKTOWN,
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENRY
Persons wishing 20 send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
them by Of the above magnificent ships
informed that Messrs. BOWMAN GRINNELL Co. are
the only Agents for the above ships IN this city.
They also issue Drafts from and upward, which are
PAYABLE at sight any town through Ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No. SO South-st. ~ Y, and Regents-road Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave EewYork 9Th and 2st Of each
month
London Packets New York every alternate Thurs
day
For passqge apply q above.
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A LBANY. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A-Ths car. Of the NETWORK sad HARLEM RAIL
koAD .s,s he cI'y Han station Sew,York daily tSaD-
-Four Cornes connecting with Western Railroad for Alba
ny and Troy LEBANON Springs, nttsseh Springfield and
Al O'Clock, p NJ, Accommodation Truin 70 Chatham
-Four Corners, connecting with Western Railroad going
Passengers for Lebsnoa Springs viii take the leeces
A. N Tran to Chatham, Western Railroad to Csns.n and
S Fare = thISSsR s. sIoaT s s'SssSSa
Tor ALBANY and TROY-Farc, so Cents.-
il The new and be sufit FRANCIS SKIpDY hsv-
ing been recently fitted up night bat with
roens dbeIthS ros, elegant ard Substantial manner
an TfjFsnIY ish Inst ats r. NJ and VIII leave resn,
hrly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at The same hour The travelling community viii nnd every
srrangcnent pertset - promote thsr comfort Fer ssx
No ls Fronts;- N. Y.
TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL
STATE Capt VIM. Brown. and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin Brayton leave alternate days Sundays ex.
cepted) from Pier No 3 n R., near the Battery st4 NJ
For freight apply board, the office Pier No
TIsDALE& BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 10 and II wes'-st
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, Of this hne, regularly as hereto,
above Bart ry-pace daily Sundays excepted, At p NJ
and stoninstcn at O'clock NJ or on arrival OF mail
tleln, winch leaves bcetCn az D 4. NJ.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily, except Sundays, AZ 2P NJ NewBedford and Tsan
ten passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF the
mail train az Mansfield.
For freight passage apply al the Office No 10 Battery
place or on board he boats.
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA
IN FALLS-ROCHESTER, LoCKPORr and NIA6A.
RA FALLS RAILROAD.-CHAsSE or TtxE.-On and
sitter MONDAY Sept ~ 1882 passeuser trains viii
toilews: GOING WEST.
Ist tran-Way Express leaves Rochester Of An.
81 trsiu-Ms. leaves Rochester az PM
Sd trsin-Nsy Express leaves Rochester tot m.
RETURNING
let Ian-Wsy Express. leaves Nsgsrs Falls at 7loAM.
Cd tTaa-N6ll. leaves Niagara Falls AZ 1880 AN.
Sd trsiBWay Express. leaves Niagara Fsls az 4Se NJ.
Arriving Rochester AZ lO.SS AM, PM. and 759 PM
connecting both WAYS Rochester with the regular trains
the Albany ard Rochester Railroads. Sunday each
way-esye Rochester A. AN aud Nisgara Falls 40 M.
Fare from Rochester to Niagara Falls 81 50.
Passengers Niagara Falls will take the the
North side Of the Rochester depot.
Tickets sold in Rochester the ticket Office IN the
depot. WARREN COLBURN, Superintendent
Roclester Sent. "a 1852
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FRos PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon after Ststerooms so Saloon after S,s,erooms - gins
- mdship IS - mdship - Is -
- forward 50 forward IS -
Including Stevard'sfees
THlRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thirdcass passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found IN provisions
From Philadelphia SO From Liverpool 6 guineas
Certcstes OF passage viii be issued here parties wso
DESTROYS OF bringing ont their friends corresponding
rates
Freight 50 per tun; goods hardware Se will be
taken subject 10 agreement
An experienced Surgeon will Be carried each shp.
Snail drafts drawn siEht England and Ireland
For fire. ght passage apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange-pace " Y,
and NJ 9Walnutst, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS 4 Co. Liverpool
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I'M PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Il OF the County OF New York notice hereby
having claims HANNAH KNOX. Of the Cry
Of New foIh widow deceased the with vouchers
hsieof the subscriber his Office No ~ Broadway Cy
OF New York before the eighteenth day Of
Dated New York the fourteenth day Of MAY, ls62
nyl6 lsw6ins JOHN d. CLuTE, Altninlstratnr
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
OF BGttery-plaee, by steamboat JOHN POrrER-Iwo
lines daily Morning Line leaves al AM; Afternoon Tx
press Line PM through TO Philadelphia IN ~ hours
Fare .s class cars - I'd class ine, PM, only ~
Returning leave PHI adepha from foot Ut Walarst at
NJ. and PM Emigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS,
frum Pier No. l. atfP.M. Fare 81 50.
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
CITE AMGHIp -THROrGH 10 SAN ERAN-
ORTEST and CHEAPEST

THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
i ROUTE-vANDERBILTS LINE-FOR SAN
FRANClSCO-Ony hne giving tickets or crossing the
I,tbmu,i-The new double-epgine steamship STAR OF
THE WEST 2OO0 tuns will leave from Pier No. North
River at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, precisely on SATURDAY Nov
20 for Juan del Note direct connecting with the Pacc
er over the Nicaragua Tsf Route having but twelve
miles Of land transportation.
Tteee steamers unsurpassed " their ACCOMMODATIONS
and ventilation.
For information or passage, apply only to
D. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Battery place, up staira
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

~ T. W 1 VhN anu EhIT1 dHU Otf4NANDAI-
IN qua and ELM IRA Arrangements
Trains New-Iork and Erie Railroad Pier foot Of
Duane ST. as follows.
Mail Train at "A NJ arriyesat Elma at 10y p NJ stays
over night and eayesa a. NJ for Cansndaeua Rochester
em New-York and Canada
Night Express F. ~ directly through to Canandagus
and all places above mentioned Passengers by this train
take in Emr Freghts for the above places will
be taken by Express Freight Tram at Y. NJ
WILLIAM G. LAPIIAM, Sup't. C. aud r. r. II.
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
Il Of the County Of New Yorl, notice hereby
persons having claims sssnst EUGENE CUENDEr Watch im
porter late Of the City OF New York deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber his oce No n NsAa
the City OF New York b-,re the Th day Of March
Dated New York the third day Of Sept isS2
q Iawsms' FfORiAS QUISCHE. Executor.
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EXCIIANGE and BANKING HOUSE.
IL DYER PPARIk 10

Nashville, Tennessee
Pacuer attention paid 10 collections in the south end
hwes and proceeds promptly rsmt,ed lowest rates
Of eAchsnge
Refer to- American Exchange Bank.
Messrs Jacob Little 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Tor AUSTRALIA-TO sail 18th of NOvem-
Il berthe superior ship ALBUS, now loading at
Pier No l6 East River having all her engaged will
sail above for Port Philip aud Sydney.
For passage oniy hsyipg superior accomn0dstions ap-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSLk-Dr.
" H0UGHTONS Pepsin 9Asrsc yaice, prepared
nom The natural remedy sor this deresins com
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