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H. I. WADDILL.
AT HIS DRUG STORE NEAR
The Harnev House.

Offers for sale, a vety large and complete
assortment Of DaUss, MEDICINES, sunGi-
cal TNsrauMEsrs, Curr1Ns- Chassis, OTIS.
Scars; TOOTH and WnlrE- Wash; HAIR.
TooTI, Flesh, NAIL SHAVING, PAINT and
SHOE brushes together with all the most
popular patent medicines Of the day.
PENS, INK and PAPER.
Fish-hooks, Lines, Floats, and 6ashefs,
Low fo- cash.
Teas! Teas! Teas -!
Having been appointed agent for the gale
Of TEAS Tor the PEKIN TEA COMPANY
of New York. | am enabled to offer TO the
Lu,i,es, a splendid assortment Of GREEN arc
Back 1EA's, narranfed pure. They arc
put up il quarter, half ane pound pac kages.
and sold at from so cents to s. 50 per
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This class OF remedies, improperly called
Patent, are simply secret remedies found
by Practical Physicians, after long expert
ence. 10 be admirably adapted to the cure
Of certain diseases put up and offered for
sale Tor the benefit Of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell you, that,
Smiths Tonic, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Toric, Indian Colagogue, Champions Pills,
.Javuess' Louden's, Sapington's Hubs or
the G,aff,'ubourg Pills, will cure you Of any
case Of Chi,,ls and Fever, or Ague and Fee
YER that my ot'cur, and that too, ut cost
Of from rs cents to 81 so whereas It
would ordinarily cost you g oo-Ihey
would further inform you, '''as 'ilese Ie''e-
dies, warranted genuine. are ,nt s nn1 ~
Druggist near the Harvey House 'a'o''
Rouge Louisiana. n.ay2Sy.
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CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c !.
rTsHE Subscribers hs- -
1 sortment Of Carria- ~>SN 49,
eas. Harness, whips, &c. (&@
ar ut,w complete, and NXEs9 { AAz
h, in4ites an exaniirla-
ti,.a ii hi. stock before purchasing in New
Orleans, as 10 guarantees his prices as low
as any III the South.
Nareroom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
q, aerior style at the old established stand
corner If Main and Church Sfaeets.
Jan. 2stna. II w. r. TUNNARD.
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CLENFIELD PATENT STARCH

NJ Thousands who are usns this valuable article,
attest 70 ts ,mmens superiority all others 10 use 10
inpss besuiifu clear glossy dnh TO Line' Lsces aer
requires boiling and docs adhere u the IRON solo J
erocss generally GEO. WALKER No @o"t Wsmns.
l1ayeh
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Grean Steamers, Or.

NETWORK and CHARLESTON
STE AMsHlPs--sEMI-wEEK U. s. MAIL
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN

= RAlLROAD.-FLL AERASeEAEsT.-Sept 70 lSl
Trains out Of NevYork the Of Csnast
and Broadway. Accommodation sod SPECIAL At7o and
ii 30 AN. 90 and 81 P. n. through 70 NevHAvea-
Ate9A. X and s 80 p NJ, for Port Chester. -
The ll0 NJ rurs In connection with train from Nev-
Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford, sprnThsd,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70 Os
depsburr and horrea
At sOoA n ,o-piDf At Stamford aid Bridgeport con.
Meeting with Housatonic ssd Nsusstuek Railroads al
Bridgeport and Csaal Railroad at NeE Haven; and atSO
p M stopping at Stamford, NorwAs and BRIDGEPORT COO.
reetipg with Hou,atonic AMI Nsus,tuek RAiiosds o.
Bridgeport
Trsins into Nev-York Accommodation and Special
At 80 100 and 935 A. NJ, aad 40 p NJ through from
Eew-H.v.p.
At53O A. NJ and a. 8 45P NJ, from Port Chester
The 9 S. A receives passengers VI I'M Springfield sod
Hartford and Cana Railroads, at NewHayen Ths ~
p receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield and
the Northern Railroads
Express TpaINs leave NcwBsven on arrival OF trains
fri m Boston at LIS and $50 p. ~ soppns AZ Bndgs port
Horrsk and stamford leaving Boston Al 800 A. NJ ana
345 PM 49,,
See .rse bill OF sdyertseuent q the Station House aad
principal Hotels. GEO. w. WHIsILEH,J rr Sup-
Nev.Havep Sept, 1852
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and


NAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO.-On andfsfs hONoAr
May H-unu further nocse-paSenser steAmes ase uns
sill rrn - follows
EXPRESS STEAMERS ANDrKAINs GOING VET
NARD--One Of the frstclas Geamen, sOUIhkM
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EhPikt
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sunday excepted q
P. N, and Dunkirk at II At night reaching honros
?. n the nsxt day. and proceeding 70 Toledo ne ss*
Afternoon
Ap express train Will leave Monroe a 2. u o. % a.
Arrival Of the oos daily Mondays excepted resehis en-
the evening and counecrns II Chicago VIZ
for Milwaukee and ether pors on LAae -
sAn. and with Canal PACKETS and Railroads westerly TO-
Chics<o.
EXPREss TRAINS AND STEAMERS aoINa EA IsI
wARD.-Expre.s rAins will leave Chicago ASST n dny
Saturdays excepted. and reach Monroe Of aexf con
An express w leave Toledo every o,ornlne %
sept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF The tsne -
Chica<o-sDd reach Dunkrs and suSslo severS ooor ~
v.os to the time tor the art Exprss rxtss go m
York, Albany and Boston
The ae.men ana trains HonrVe viii sonnest sssn w
regular ooas for Detroit and Toledo -r~~
ACCOMMOOArlON MAIL TRAln oOino ~.
WARD-Thh train viii leave roltco DAILY, sasnsy -
septed- q A. M connecting ct Toledo sd ~. IN
aesners from Cieveland and Ssadusky, sea ssopp'As
sbe way ssriona sill reach ChieaTs 81 a r. -
eolNS EAsTwARD.-L~aveC hiesso sAi.S s,,svsss
sxesgss1 ~ q A. n, scppns ~ ell sarooA sns
y fsisAe - 7. u, sgsnsstana With aeeDsn !"
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
From foot Of Courtlsndt It., New.Yort.


ine Leaves Orsnse at so NJ stopping ct each way ct
Fast Orange and Brick Church
Trains rked thus () only 10 and from Morrsown.
FROM NETWORK TO EASTON, Pa
Leaves NeW York above 81 80 A NJ
AT DOVER,
etsses leave the arrival of the morning train rom New
YoTk for HsckettO<n and Newton daily For StIonds-
bursh via BaiIstowp and Delaware Wster Gap on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays for Milford and O~eso on
MOI dAys Wednesdays and FRIDAY. These lines retarn-
ina meet the afternoon trains from New-York alternate
days.
vi both orning aud afternoon trains to aud from New.
York - .,-,,,
At Moristou stages leave daily on tho arrival OF the
morning train from NeWYoik for Schooleys Mountain,
Belydee and Easton and the afternoon down train
fer New ok also for Bknridge he arrival OF the
p NJ train from NewYork. Returning. meet the train
lesyips MorTisto st $50 A. N for New-fork
To prevent cuty 10 making change 10 the cars passen
ger, will please procure tickets before taking their seats
hsher rate Of collected by the Conductor In the cars
than the price Of tickle the several stations
Tickets good only the day for which they are sold
Conductors checks not transferable from train 10
another
Passengers are show their tickets to the Conductor
whentye requested.
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DaintiHg, Or.

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted pure
II The NEW.JERsEY ZINC CO. Warehouse No y
Dey-t are prepared to supply their Zine Paints at Tie fof
toving prices:
No White eround In oil se per pound
No 2 White ground In oil, &C. per pound
No White ground In oil 7c per pound.
Brown and Black ground In oil, 5fc per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &C. per pound
URITE ZIHC PAINE
Ahs< sorouah tel Ia Europe and the United stss ne
hoen eoans ., a beauty and protective asass ,oay
o. than sny other paint ror whitenes and b1AnsJ
unrysed 1t free from all poisonous properties % common
snd dangerous In other pigments will cover-equa Tent-
from 10 10 0o per space than lead ana mere
fore much cheaper the customer As an INSIDE paint
will DOT turn yellow when exposed TO the supnsrou
saes OF coal fires or the foul Of ships Their White
Zine sround vanish produces the porcelain finish ffsb
BLOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
Ia Q few form hard and solid metallic coating ayos
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are remarkable
for their 6r~proof properties They specially .dspet
for marine purposes having found 10 resist the soroe
Ing action Of destructive 10 otber pain Deal
su supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING soUIER, Agents. No. - oey-st
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Tor freifht OF passaxe apply % .
EDWD < C0LL1NSS CO, No. % WAlsf, N I.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, co, Liverpool
L. @. ROBERTS CO. No. Is Kings Arms farA
London.
JOHN MUNRoE CO, No. nue Nosse Dame iss
Vistoirea Psris or GEO II DRAPER, Hayre.
The Of thes shps will not BE- accountable for COLA
oliver, bullion specie ewery, precious stones or uea IN
less bills Of sdns sued therefore, sed the value thsrs
OF therein expressed
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NEW ROUTE. -RUTLANDto TROY.

i Y via BENNINGTON.-OpennK Of the WESTERN
VERMONT and TROY ard BOSTON RAILROADS,
making the Line complete from MONTREAL 10 NEW
YORK and the only route yns the Through Mail and
Express between NETWORK and MONTREAL.
Cans leave Rutland for Troy upon the arrival Of the trains
from Bellows Falls and Burlington. at 10 ~ A NJ arriving
IN Toy st 80 r. Nj Also up)n the ami OF the trains
Burlington and Boston Al ~ P VI arriving at Troy
at p VI passing through delightful and romantic section
OF Vermont shich has formed interesting part OF the
history of the State
Tickets TO be procured at the Stations OF the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad and Of the Conductors the
Be sure Jour Baggage 10 checked by Western Vermont
Route.
Th. the shortest and only through without change of
baggage route between Rutland and Troy.
w. s. JOHNSON oupt. w. Vt r. r.
= " JOHNSON, Supt. & 3. r. r.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
o(ibs COgay Of Se~ for hereby al parsons
n.ups .s.hst EDWARD DEHIs6. l.ts Of the City Of
ss fo deceased 70 present the -h vouchers thereof 70
The .ut.cbsn, Ofcs NJ CHAR Is SHEA No Cham
the City Of ss~ Ton before FRS dzy Of Aprf
ssIt-Dssd ssvf lie 30 say q s~pssme.r iSs
81, I.-sHT' ksfHSR pEsise. A1aA~u'''r''
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JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW

" YORK and PHILADELPHIA d,rect-U @ MAn
and EXPRESS LlNES-Thro1sh In Il hourv-Nev.y eps,
ksilrusd via Jersey City, leaving Nsw-yorh u n tct
Of Coartlandt-st, ga n and 81 P. NJ Liesrsy-a Lesvs,
Philadelphia ss l22 and A NJ and 81 r II from Es OF
Wapui Pare reduced 70 - Tor arsssss aaS q % e,
sXLTIMokE WASHINGTON ana cHARLEsroA
oush ucAetsso In the above Inca and throush Mn,
carried In the A. n and y r n. Lss hua Nsv.Yori
With throoab sonductorS
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

- II IcdNc bttkIOu ukuJ
eegtedl Tor Albany and Troy ~ bllows:
ExPREss TRAIN at n through IN nouu and eonnest
ing with trains sshns Buffalo Montreal 81 osloca
svenise NAL TRAIN at A. M.-fHSoveH WAY TR.In
o. and Z M--ExPREss TRAIN 81 2. NJ, and Accom-
soosrIos TRAIN a. 7Se p M-Ps.ssussu taken AZ Cham
eep 81 Cans-a Chnaopherst- l4thst and Slss a-SUs
DAY Mall Tram ~ P NJ from CsnAst-FARks-Sl
Bufslo-S7 10 70 Chicago ke-Tcksu add baggage ebeoh
for principal places West and North can Be obtained o.
Chambcpst GEORGE STARK. Sucertntsndent
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ 6s PHILADELPHIA tfon Pier No L North Rivss
20. Of Bstisy BY assmhosi JOAN fosssf-Tyo nns
Line II 2 ~ throasb 70 Phiisdophis h 4 hcza tsrs
Ia slaS s.A IS, ID siAss hDs By P n, esb a. kstxn
hs Leave shisdsiyhis tem focs 81 Wansssa - 80
-. J. t1k. ~ a T.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES NAIL shtDs

eomposins this Inc are The bIiowlne
ATLANTIC CAPT Wsst PACI r,c Csrt Nys
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
Yhese ships have been built BY eoosct expressly s GOV
eminent service Every has been taken 10 the
sruetion also In the Engnes to insure strength and
speed- and their accommodations for psseneen are uns
suaIed Tor elegance and comfort Price o. psssase iron
New York 70 Liverpool In 6sscl ssbn. t2 In second
Do $40 exclusive Of extra are state roous $500 noD
Liverpool 20 Newyorh, fSn and ID An experenoed sur
eeou attached 10 each ship No berth secured until PAID M
PROPOSED bATCs OF SAILING
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and NORWALK RAIL-

IL ROAD.-on and after Sept 3, the following trains
will leave Dsnbury: a,
645 "A NJ With passengers. connecting at South Nor
walk with the New ork and New Haven NJ train for
kev-Ytrk, at 8O9 A. NJ ,.,,.,
sI5P NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
the New York and New Haven IS 40 NJ AZ SIS Z. NJ
Trains 10 Dapbury will leave South Norwsk:
go A. NJ with passengers and freight receiving pas
s.baep nom the New-York and Nev-hiVen A
NJ train firm New-York.
2 $40 P NJ with passengers only. receiving passengers
from the New-9ork and Eew-Hsyen $50 P. NJ Ex-
pre- from New York and the 20 Accomm alton train
fIom New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
DAnburv Sent 90 1852
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II YORK, By grace Of God free and isdepsedsst-Ie -
ersons nterss,si ia the Estate q RACHEL FO9sT ~ -
Cay Of ss~ Yors decs-sed ereatons ssstees sst %
otkerxs@ Qeens and each Of are ssrsev
required personally be and bssors eef ~ -
County Of bis oncs the Csy Of Ss. ~. -
la asy tsa and there st>sS The sa. - -
eount d pro< s.dnss O. more snd
Er.ei,ofs ,n5 Trssses Of lbs LAST WI A'' ''
deceased - ....a ,hs 81 of oE<s ~ ~
ssros,. .e..a 49,. 1870 e.. = s =.
Is o. ~ 49, s-.eh s.y JAY. the Of ess L1esA
ihos..sd sssi lsss'sd ~ ~ az psoxp s~r.eA,,
s7laufvF - W.
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL
FAX NOVA sCOrlA.-The sew and secsdis
stssmshp SIR JOHN HARVEY, bait expressly sos this
line and furnished In elegant stys for the accommodation
OF pssseueers wtt leave the end OF LONG Wharf eostoz
Er Haifl, every SATURDAY, a s Seloss ?. N, aas
leave aslifss for soston, svey rUEsDAY, n60soA
Pm vre-Fist Cabin, iucludins meals $40. SHs-ss
Div 70 CLARK, JONES CO, sosso. . wIEk
E0 Hsa1 or the csssai.. hoard -sossos- JAY, 81
Ita
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CUPREME COURT.-LEvIS. CHATFIELD.

-
IDEkT, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY or The CANAL BANK
OF ALBANYIn order Of the
the State Of New Yo made the 5stb Of
Of III. Canal
the holders Of the outstanding bills
Canal Bank the hOns
the undersigned Receiver Cor the balance anpal
oils surendered receiving the fret dividend srtv
they required
certificates for payment tn the sad Rsva his Office Ia City
OF Albany within two from the OATS Of this
fault thereof that they will be puded bsn-6t of the upA
provided for the Of the said bills eecatss
and from al claim By hoLns
fund Will BE- disposed Of under the direction of
benefit Of the other creditors the such pannsr
hereafter determined the greater a
hOns the sad bill. and cerhsss tbs Rscvss has msis
which tho vii sls be- pfsssnsues
Commercial BanA 10 this ayAbany, yuns 1, la8a
lei lawg,P AsDREw WAITE, Receiver.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonins.

HI I'm, foi BOsTON, PROVIDENCE NEW.BEt
FORD and fAUNTON-rhe steamers C. VANDERBlLf
and COMkODORE, Of this hne- regularly hsrS
tofre alternately leaving Pier No North River frst
above Battery place daily, Sundays excepted stSPh
and stonipston at O'clock NJ, arrival Of the MAJ
train which leaves Bostnn al SPM
The PERRY leaves Providence for Newyou
daily, except Sundays at 9 AN and SPIN New Bedort
fsunton psssensen proceed Immediately On the arvs
Of the nail train Of Manshed-
Tor freight passage apply ct the omss No 10 sstserJ
placs or 90 hoard the hoan
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NOR LIVERPOOL-The fa'

s,..nship CITY OF GLASGOW, William wyne
C1nu,-6er VIII sail from Pm sdelphis for Liverpool On
sATTRDAY, oet 2 ct o.elscs AN from onesn1n
vhaif , 90
Passage in Aidship r.oop stsierDons.........' %
Pssssss N Forv rs SsjooG sistrfoonS $780,.
P,ss-r sem win ee provided With Halfway nsAso 70
pbiI.as lphi. free Of ezp~nse, By the AeeUt
THONAs RICHARDSON, w. II Exshasse plsee
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TBE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

PET2EL, 500 tuna, ". Sampson esD usrder, VIII AL
fDr BERMUDA aae ST. THOMAS ca the sth October. SD
Hoyenber ara srh December Psaase money 70 BsrmodA
$50: % ~ fbonas $40 The Petrol has oosn euif az
or, .sy tropical climate and has ~svradistsd sne
a-se with plunge and shower-osins Win
4. CUNARD. No. 4 Bowling resa-
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Umpire CITY LINE. For SAN

MI IhE OII LINE. = FUr odN
LIZ FRANCISCO, via ASPlN WALL, Navy Bsyl-
Through Tickets reduced rstes--The and splendid
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 800 tuns burden Dayton
Wilson Commander, will leave for Aspinval direct,
TUESDAY, the 18th Octob-r at o'clock from pier No 5,
North River connecting Panama with the and splen-
did double ensine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH,
2S0 tuns bareeu, Rone W Fss'er Comm snssr. which
will be in readiness receive the passengers By the
Sierra Nevada and sail Immediately fer san srancsco.
These for speed ventilation and
alton and offer superior advantages for families
going California Fret and second cabin passengers are
provided with Rooms both ships and cine at the
same table part OF the ssersgs in ths City Of Pitts
bush is aIottfd to females Passengers landed at the
Panama railroad depot An experienced surgeon s attached
10 zach ship. For height o. passage, apply to
J. howard & son. Agents No 81 Broadway.
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NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON

IN RAILROAD-sUEMER ARRANGEMENf.-Ol
and ster Wednesday, Aug Is, 1852, fnns VIII ran - fo
lows
Leave New-Hsven ct 80 A. NJ, Accommodation frsis
for New. London stopping at all stations . A II
press Train Guford Connecticut River Lyme and New
fopdor connecting With the steamboat and sirosd tnss
fsr Stoninston Providence and Newport e56 ?. M 40
sommodsdou Train for NewLoDdon, sopptnf a. al 81
lions 49,,
for New Haven stopping 81 all stations 1910 NJ c1
pres Train fer Lyme Connecticut River Guiford and New
Haven leaving Newport Providence and $40.
inston Ia the morning arriving st New-Iondou uke tnn
tram for Eew-york $50 p NJ, Accommodated frain fu
New Haven, stopping at all sations
The IL NJ Express Train lesves New daves on TIE
arrival OF the A. NJ Express Train from Nev-York
The 6b5 p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New hsves %
TIE arrival Of the 81 P Express Train from NevYorf
The Trains leaving New London at 80 A. ~ and 100
A. M connect ct New Haven With Hew-forf fra'ns o.
pS5 A. NJ and LIS P. NJ
Passengers bv the p NJ Train from NewLondon ca
take the Express Trains at SewHsven FOR Hartford sat
Springfield for New York, the same evening -
RICHARD ~ D0WD Supt.
Eew.Haven. August II, 1852
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Observation-Disclosures BEST."-

This article has been much improved BY the fubscr
ber that he IL much supsnor 70 other com
bound In the United States while II slso free from delete
hoos auH See DR. Chtons certificate Of its purity, on
esob label II 10 put up in tin and sold st es prizes
than the common -. c..s
Also, for sale pare Double Refined sslsisus Sub ga.
Couptry others obtain the above OF any
Wholesale grocer druggist in this city Write pstoulsrp
~, the rsnun, article. Warranted free from adaltershos
FOR ssIe In any quality by the manufactured
yH0MAs ANDREWS No 1856 Cedar-ss. N. r.
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"a Accommodates. $50 ?.
"a Expresa $40
Connecting both sayA 81 Rochester, viii the rsgulN
Yratss the A, esny and Rochester Railroads
Passenger By ths Route ie.yi.s Aio.nJ ~ tas SO
express Train, the $50 An. Express Train, stu s
rive Rochester In dine for the Trus leaving for NiasAr
ras st $50 M and Will reach Niagara falls 81 asa
Psnsers leaving Albany By the loo An, Expres Train
gill arrive ct Rochester ct P. NJ where they rsmais
night and proceed TO Nssas Falls sext monas u ~
ers&, and reach there st s.07 NJ or l25s NJ
Passenger leaving Albany By the 81 P n Express frsis
Gin arrive Of Rochester Of Is the morning have
for breskat leave 80 in Express fra.s to
Nssars Palls, and arrive there ct 907 A. "
Passengers leaving Albany In the II EIpros frsb
will arrive Rochester 84o have 81 mrntes for oresh
sst leave for Hiassrs Falls Of - A. NJ sss arrive thar
1 u 50 P. NJ
Returning Passenger leaving Niagara Pals b. either o.
Express Tsias will reseb Rochester In time Tor the Ex
pres Trains East and arrive at Albany NswYork eof
ton, seveTsl hous sooner than by any other route
Trains on this Road In direct connection ana nt
TIE depot Rochester, With the Rochester and Aoss1
Line. The Road passes along the Erie Can through NJ
beautiful and highly cultivated portion Of Wessen
NevYork and through the large Villages Of Broskpo ~
hion, n edins and Lockpou
The all new and Unsurpassed
P.s'snsen 70 Nlssns F.r Will take The ca. 2, tse nss
skhe Rochester Depot WbkkEH cOLRUkN. ewt
1n~h-sfer Iulv 81. la5e
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN
Y FRANCIsCO-The only line giving Tickets for crosse
ing the Ithmus The favonte double engine steamship
PROMETHEUs, 1880 tuns will leave from pier No.
n nth River at O'Clock NJ, precisely. on TUESDAY,
October s. for San Juan Del NOTe, connecting with she
popular steamship PACIFIC, the Nicaragua rrsnsit
Route having but twelve miles Of land transportation.
Tn. steamers superior nmodaons and ventils
ton For information, and passage at the lowest rates sp-
ply only 70 D. 3. ALLEN. Agent
No. Bsttery.p place, up stairs.
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sl7 la~5vF' A L. PIsSEY. Plaintiff. A,,srasy.
NOTICE Is b, reb, gisen ,hat the PROCEEOS

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OF the SALE OF the REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM So
PER- la,s OF the City Me- Nt deces.d lately made
ssmu' spss@, OF %" CITY vi fors dsotste.sd .sho
by the Sursas nake sse Of tho
Villain Soper late Oi the City New
died seized for the OF hs debts the
surhcae mads v- ~ I'LL Be DISTRIBUTED
snrross,s ACCORDING TO LAW ct the surrosas
Uce .nhe Gu OF New fos the eshhd sy OF November next
oclOck tho tbst Dated this sd day OF
September, ls5a tss3 6~l N. ZABRskfE, Proctor, &C.
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