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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK
Il OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Branch,l PORT WASH.
TSGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
detewn) and RED BANK-The new and -pl sndld steam
boat THOMAS HUNT. Capt. A. II. Haggerty, viii leave
the New Haven Pier, Peeksp, East River, as follows
FROM srw-YoRg FROM SHREWSBURY
"Wednesday Dec Is 8 A. NJ wednesday Dec IL IL A NJ
Thursday Dec. is, "a NJ Thursday, Dec 10, ~ 7. NJ
FRIDAY Dec. H. 81 AN Friday, Dec. IL. p. X
Saturday Dec 49, Jpn Monday, Dec. 20, PM
Tuesday, Dec. p, IA p. NJ "Wednesday, Dec: 2 = I'm
Thur,day Dec. y. p p. NJ Friday, Dec. "a 81 A. NJ
Saturday, Dec Is 81 A. NJ Monday, Dec. n, 81 A. NJ
Tuesday, Dee. %, ga. " "Wednesday, Dec. y, " An
Thursday Dee So 7 A H. Thursday Dec. 50, ioi VI
Friday, bee 81, 8 A. ~ Friday, Dec. 81, III A: NJ
The stages for squarn will with boat
Stages convey passengers all parts Of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above bos; the account o.
the
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

olthe coany New Yoct hereby svsa 70 an pssoas
s-r,s raus sssns, MARTIN sILBgR the CITY o. Sss
snsn deceased 20 pfsss.i tss sss st
xsw Tost trteth DAY Il Apl sr-D<tsd View
is "a ,s s.. asT wIiiiIMB siLBZR Administrator
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il Scientifically L. s. Mail Line Tie new and fast going
P,eI No Noth River on SATURDAY, Jan. l. at
where bS Of sdins win be signed and for passage at
INC sFoFFoRp rILEsroNt Co, Ne 90 sOq sl,.s,.
sSS No bills OF adns nsnsd after the steamer has sailed
VNHE SHORTEST and c IEAPEST
i RoUTE.-vANDERBlLr LINE tor SAN FRAN
CISCO only line giving Tickets for crossing the i.hmns1
The new Double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST
aeoe saP' prsS.ely onswEDNEsDAY jan connect
ing with the Pacific steamer the NICARAGUA TRAN
SIT ROUTE having but Il MILES OF LAND rhAN-
These seuners are unsurpassed their accommodations
%. B. ALLEN, Agent No; Bsttery-place, up stairs
~ The public cautioned against the representations
efHIRED RUNNERS 0fOthsr lines None arc employed
ior this line.
EMPIRE CITY LINE.-T through
eHPss s' aisPfswAhE DRE6TTSs ft steamship
VII leave on WEDNESDAY,. jan a oeosi " from
Pier No. SNR connecting At PANAMA with the tsvOrite
Comm ander which WIN be readiness 70 take the
passengers arrival at Panama and proceed without de-
cconS Calm Pssense have State Rooms on both SIDES
and eat the table a. First CABIN PASSENGERS per
Aspinwal free Of expense
For freight or Pass1ee,, sppy 10 ouSSov =,
r.
J. HOWARD SON, Agents,
No. 81 Broadway.
NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LISE-THROUGH to SAN FRAN
CISCO 81 REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
ISrHMUS.-The new and spendid steamship UNCLE
SAM zoe trns, w. A. Mills. Commander, ~ leave
New.York from pier No. s y. River, for ASPiNWALL
Navy Bay, on THURSDAY, Jan % AZ O'Clock 2. NJ
precisely connecting at Panama with the double
CommsIer hieh stesmshr leayes Psnsu,A the arrival
Of the passengers by the UNCLE SAM Tor San Francisco
sfopping only at Acapulco for supplies
These vessels in accommodations vent alton speed and
safety unsurr~ssed An experesoed physician is a.
P,s~nsrru win De landed on the What AspinwaR and
take the Ps1ams SNlrosd - .
Psssnses are cautioned that the tickets for this hne
are sold only at No % Breaawsy
DAVIS BROOKS Co. General Agenta
DASSAGE for SAN FRANCISCO. -Four
Il Cabin Passengers be handsomely accommodated in
the ship A Chesebroueh 20 sal oe the 50 jan Apyy'o
J. 5 GAYLORD. Ne. e. Walls
CHIP A. CHESEBROUGH, for SAN
y FRANSIsCo.-Shippsn are desred TO hand in their
Bib Of Lsdirs for adjustment and signature.
-Four CABIN fassengeS Be handsomely accommodated
J. s. OAKfoRD, No. - walls
EOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
IT and ACAPULCO.-The fine, fAr steamship ALBA
TROSS 100 tuns burden, Capt MeSei, viii leave ths
,oTt on SATURDAY, the sth JsauAry, At eciock p NJ
for VERA CRUZ direct
Letters will be taken for San Frsncsco VA Acapulco to
be in chsrss OF Special Agent sent for that purpose
This the shortest cheapest. r,ost pleasant route fcr
passengers bound 10 CahfornA
For Freight, LsttsroI fassAxe sg2lt 10
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HUDSON RIVER Winter

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter
IL Arrangement Trains leave Chamsenst daily Tor
Trprrss Train 6 A. NJ through in hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock sane
NAL Train 8 A M-Throush Way Train p NJ.
Express Train Y. M.-Aecomnoeatl0n Tram ] r NJ
For Tanytown at z M, and al Evening Tram at ii
FOR Po'heersie st4P M-For Peekskil At $50 Pm
The TsITytown, Peekskil and PsAeepss Trains sop
P.-nsers taken At Cha,nbers Canal Christopher; lih
StNDAY TRAINS from Csnal-s,. at 7SoAN for POUCH
keepsie ard At SPIN for Albany stppng at all Way Sta
tions GEO. STARK, Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. and aft
IN er the nth Of December viii leave SewYork
In PhiladelphA II ct the kensnxon Stanon ms
hne VIII BE- Relief Express Train 10 the A. VI ExoreS
Trsin which viii slss through four hours Thronzh
Tickets Baltimore Arlington, Norfolk and Chareson
mons IN NevJeTsey the A. NJ train only ct reduced
prices The Trenton Accommodation Train VIII, on and
AFR the 9th December leave Trenton q: arriving
in New York At - noon returning from New-iorx -
prices relieving the 81 NJ Philadelphia ualn OF way pas
sepg,rs These Judgements viii make more certain me
connection of the Mails ard through ps~engrrs w tne
continuous tram leaving Philadelphia Il aud lof r. NJ
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, drect-U 3 NAIL
ENTREES LlNEs-ThrOagh in hoars-New'ensy
RAilrosd VIA Jersey City, leaving Newfork a. Aads
Philadelphia hours. foot of wAlnGtst Fare reduced
o. q for int as and g 50 for second elAsA
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
Through tickets sold u the above Inca and throa.s
carried IN the s. n lines from Newfork sltn tnfootn
Conductors PASSENGERS with baggage efos The rJ ID nin
utes before the trains leave
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H,HE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
i ANDES, Robert Hutchings, Commander Is appointed
10 sail from New ork for Liverpool on WEDNESDAY,
the dh January, 1853. A.
Passage money, first Cabin .........,...'...'.'.'sD
Passage money second cabin. 90
Will take four cotton gram, AID other fegn az low
rstes Apply TO Y. CUNARD, No Blowing Green
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psreAs .in,s,a % ~ he ysr the CO
And Csesy yewfos boss tie sh~E Arssy ctsssi
es q tie oece Il the andersr the Ne~ cv MAJ the
ssr cssrs eo- the asy Of Jsa.syy is ss<
THOMAS cARxtI. sserf
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NR. pREsTON,s FEMALE PANACEA

~ Nos !, and s, Is remedy which applies 10 every
disease ind ueguaty Relief guaranteed N all cases,
When akep with advice. Sent by mail with full directions
Prce I'll per number. Office No 2o5 Bowery. Consuita-
tons cav aud evening.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
~ sEY.-Sex- Yort to Esssan, Pa Fa-e q H-sl
Arrsnssuent osunsneinx Noyeaaber Is Isss Leave rsr
No North River daily, tor Ss<ton and inferuef9e
At iSPN Returning. cave Pal psbars ~ ADD . IN
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
~ ROUTE from NETWORK % VERMONT sad
CANADA--Ttroash tickets 20 Bellows Falls Ratls1f,
BHr.n xfnn. iud-or White River Junction, Wells RIVER,
Sc JohD.bury, s. AhsBs Rouses Point O-iensbrrsh and
Monresi BY the Newfofk sad NewHaven, II csnnecr on
AN ard So PM Tetet Ot;re c,r7er Brs.dwsy .-d
Csrzlst- New-York. Freight BY steamer TRAVELLER
fro Peeks every dsy st precisely Pm in connec.ion
hnsfon, OsdersburEh Montreal aud inernedisre scyns
The Railroad Companies forming tn SewHsven rcs.e
determined 10 make the comfortable and expcoos
winter route from New-York 10 Vermont snd Csnsda
y. HYDE. Railroad Agent. No i52 South-se. NJ.
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Goal.

IIoAL-The subscriber has in yards, snS y
,,. a,s.s srs;ps all the various kinds OF A1 n,
cite md SSs s, u, c. rssih sidney, &C. Sc
Hessn INV hest ashty delivered IN hsnds3,ns o0''i
and fer sale low. ,,, -, sd slh-sy cor. Amos.
ttbst' COT i" bowntown Office No " "alsa
,JrrsTON COAL--TliE PENNSi i.i VA.
MA COAL COMPANY 10 prerared 20 'aln's :. Ia
- white Ash Fit.son Cosl Of all sises clean u1 -
f'o' Car steam shipping, and domestic purpose,
sre' -. BOAT, or yards IL this city, "hans'ais''
Brooklyn. ...h =. 10 ensss II to givs
s aisp.,eh TO vessels loading at Ne~-isfA Oh " ''
attention given to the delivery Of Goa TOT 90
p,estie purposes .,a w.Il.t. or yar,.,
~ ,ar Morton-st cor i4th st. and say. and io'' %
ouverpeaIs, city Foot Of North iosh'' "''An''1isA'
6ot Of Coolest, Brooklyn
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IN PURSUANCE Of an oder Of the Surro-

AT. a me County Of View foh ngee hereby ryen 70 Al
--r- ss,nr - IN. ssanst CHARLES VAN AULES ate IL
Ire CIV 81 s~c<ss~S pr--en, the -e WITH ,aenss
ts,f 4, he rs~~nce No ~ West Sts ST.
nc O., a New be tie Ist sAy % Eesr4afy a-xt
Dated s-~- loft tks 18th Day q ~, lsJs
vs. Isvsnra< WILLIAM c. VAN ACLkS, AfnnS1ssr.
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Enf Iemnhrr

- =. COTTON, Anctoneer.
A UCTlON SALE Of Jewclry, Fancy Goods,
"a Gale Baskets Bracelets Csstors &c, Sc--F. col
o'clock at the Auction Rooms No Sc Besknan ct large
assortment Of every kind and description of Gold Pens
Brooches Necklaces Bracelets, Fob and Guard Chans
Cake Baskets Casters Portfolios &c some Of which
very fine and the stock of dealer Sale viii be per-
eDptoIy.
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I,0R ALRANY-WINTER ARRANGE.

II Oh AIIDfN = w Nv III HNfN-N4NVf@~
IL MENT-Three Daily Lines Fare u 90 The trains
leave City Hall Station, corner Tryonrow and CeErsst,
daily. (Sundays excepted) as follows:
lst Train, at 7SC A. NJ Mail Train stopping at all
Way Stations
ID Train at a. NJ Albany Express Train, foppins at
Croton Fals Dover Plains Hiisdsle and Chatham -Four
Corners arriving 2lo p NJ in time to connect with 80
Train from Albany West
81 Tan 345 p NJ Albany Express Trsn. stopping at
Croton Falls Dover Plains Milierton, biiisdsle aud
Chatham -Four Comers arriving sl5 p NJ connecting II
Albany with Express Train for Buffalo. .
Returning win leave East Albany ats A. NJ Express
Train arriving IN New-York l2t5 r. NJ. Ills A: NJ Mail
Train uskns ali stop. and F. NJ Express Train arriving
in New-York e.l5P.M NJ SLOAT, Superintendent
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RUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENER-
- AL FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner of Tryonrow
and Chatham IT., IN the Harlem Railroad Buildngs
taking sks On rents buildings &C. the most favorable
ter1nf. JOHN BRUCE President.
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary
IMPORTANT to CALIFORNIANS.-Insu-
rance effected in fpt-clsss Companies the lowest
by SAML EDDY, No. s. waIlst For sale Lots ON SEA
st. between Broadway and 5th-av.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
11 CAPITALIZE Republic Fire Insurance Company
Of the City Of NewYork-nsorsnce Buildings No. - Wsl
st. corner of Williamft
The Charter Of this Company requires that fourfhs q
npro6s later paying seven per cent per snnum to III
d. r. CURRY Secretary
NJ B-Copies If the Charter Of this Copa may BE OBJ
tsined on application 81 the Office.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
IN ANCE SOCIETY of LONDON-Generd Agency
at NO. II Walltt NewYoTk-Tbis Life Assurance Soce
ty having deposited aGuarantee Fund Of 90 900 in
United States Stocks and New York State Stocks with
Controller Of the State Of NewYork in accordance with
the State law will receive proposals. for Insurance Lives
their different Agencies throughout the State.
Persons going to California ard to Australia insured at
moderate extra premium.
The Local Board OF Directors meet every Wednesday for
trsnsaction Of current business
Medical Examiners in attendance daily az o'clock NJ
Pamphlets setting forth the advantages OF this Company
can be had application at the Office, No. II Wast.
LOCAL BOARD or DIRECTORS, NEw-YoaK;
George Barclay, james Boounan, John J. Palmer
saml. s. Rowland, Henry Ludlam, John o Holbrooke,
Daniel Parish G. Z. Hsbicht y. &. Ticker,
A. @. Stout, Robert J. Dillon joseph Galard, Jr.
BANgERs-The Merchants Bank, New York; the Leath-
er Manufacturer Bank, New-York.
SoLIcIToR-ROBERT j. DILLON.
MEDICAL ExAMISERs-DR. A. T.. HOSACK and DR.. 3.
s. KEENE. c. f. HABICHT, General Agent
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Thi Road
will he completed 20 Pittsburgh by December st after
hicb all goods corsgned their AGENT at Philadelphia
will 20 through without rsn<hipment, within Seventy
Hours At the below published Offering to Merchants
shrp 10 points on the Ohio River any OF the West
ern waters facilities 10 be received any other route
Their arrangements with connecting roads tre complete by
which Goods can be forwarded TO the Interior Of the West
er stse, by Railroad at the lowest rates and in AL
without detention ,. ,.,,,,,
from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh.
LIST Class-Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Nc VI per !" MS
ID ClassHHsfdware Machinery, Bales,
Brown sheeting, Wool, Nc. .S5cts per l'V IDS.
81 Clss-Cofec, Queensware, Heavy
Castings, Nc. ..:.............. Iocts per 10y d.
9Th Class-Bscor Lard Fish, bocts per 100 IDS
No Com mission charged for forward at Philadelphia or
Ptisburgh. II. II; HOUSTON, -,
Freight Agent Pennsy vania Railroad CO., Noe. "a
and nc Markets., Phladelphia
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. as follows;
FxFREss TRAIs att AN for Dunkirk aud Buffalo
Mail TRAIN al AN. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN at 30 7 NJ, for Piennont aud suiern
WAY Train ~ 50 PM tor Delaware, VIA Jersey CITY
ExPRLss TRAIN at PM every day for Dunkirk aud
Budao.
Both Express Trains connect at Dunkrk With the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct to Cnen-
nat aso 10 Ssndusky Toledo, Monroe, Detroit and Chi
csso CIIAS. MINOT. Superintendent
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that the proceeds

IN oh> Of the re-i o. JOHN c SMITH ss~ sA~
CITY SessaeS a}> endes the os . M s,f-
r N. cesaty d Se~ rosk " Jes~-,A rs~ - - ss .
eed ~ s1ni sso<nS - So 81 he esr N
I'VE cy a New rosk The asb day J.aa>y sn
esastss, .ssa fA9e~l A. W BRADFORD, ssorxsts.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-RICH FANCY and
"a HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, FAMILY PRES
ENTS, ut 70 Whszl-sf- Cedar FRIDAY, Dec. 81
at ltt O'clock, W. w SHIRLEY. catalogue sale pontive
10 close up cOnsgnmeDs Siverplated Coffee and Tea
sets and uIns Csstos Forks and Spoons China Tea, Din
ner end Toilet Sets Vases, Ornamental Glass great vare
ty PAPER Mache Tea Trays Table, Work Boxes, Table
Sutlery &C. DC Sale perempcry WORTHY the notice Of
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Ell. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.

T.. IT. LUDLOW, AuctlOnteI.
7 OF on the easterly corner OF Broadway ana
Tpltonst. Known as No. 2la Broadway to be Leased
THE subscriber will Lease at Public Auction by +. ~
mn oW Auotioneer at the Merchants Exchange, on
WEnNFspAY the 18th day of January next at noon toE
the term Of Twenty One Years from the INST DAY o, May
syt The 10, on the eastery Of Broadway ana
~ 20 G. 81 ON broadway % feet IN the rear, 10 iest
inches on Futons and n feet inches On ne no s
sas' io's' NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver,
uogl CIIAS. w. SANDfORD, Solicitor.
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am ACQUAINTED both medical AMI
able r.'ce =; wach yua ssf an aaca plessd Win 10
eitcfs and can with eoascnee Recommend 20 the patron
Of The protsseon vssaahsc klgy Tor removing
teass son,e Of the forsns and al
BENJAMIN WEEKS. ND.
Brooklyn T., Nov. q. 1873.
Pr-rs-,d By NJ MORSE, ND. sns ar AL, Nv cBAs.
RING General AseEt No. iss BEoassay Xew-york 10
whom al orders n1ls; be addressed In Brooklyn, Milne
rrpur ur highly concentrated pm. bottles with the
ho~n TIE gass and sold tes - per Bctte; fer
pp.si seordps to Act of coar-es IN tie year $50, Nv
N,calte Mosr in the Clerks Ofi,e st me District Cont
ion the ScutAeEr Dis;Iie, of the S,s.e Of NewfoEk
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENlC INSTI-
Tt'Tr Ne Is Leix htst. Special eersrtnenf foS e.
r,l, S;see.r. r. r. TRAIL. NJ u, Proprietor.
DR. J. L. HoSFORD. Assistant
CANDS's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
- only ~ cents boste-A delightful and SIRE remedy
too highly Wholesae and retail AZ sANDSS Nau,a,oi
Drug Store. No III Jamess. and Drus Stores seaeray
TNHE WONDER Of the WORLD!-DE-
II yINEsS COMPOUND PITCH L0LESGE.-The
sr,at remedy last discovered Consumption can o.
crrred Asthma viii be the things t1at were and
Coughs and Colds the parents OF that te disease thar 80
ofen brings the homes Of land vanish a II ey
magic before this sovereign remedy. -,
Th. IL that which has long been sought icr ana Is IA
full faith offered the public certain cure Tor SouSs
Gods Hopping Cough, Group Asthma aud Consumption,
and viii in any where unxs sufficient are e;t 20 sas-
tain hfe check the ulceron, and the patient
health Price IS cents per box
C. a. RING sole Agent, No. las Broadway " Y.
Said by GEO p MILNE, No. Ho Falton-sr-. Brooklyn.
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Sales bu Antiiom.

A UCT1ON SALE Of COTTAGE HOUSE
"A and SIXTY BUILDING LOTS in Newark, New
ey.-Will b. sold at Pubic Auction, On THURSDAY,
ne stth day OF December next o'clock p NJ the
premises. COTTAGE House and Lot containing abo,
sses situated bttween Fair Mount and Litteou9ys,
Ge corner OF South OTsnse-av, known " the Heddca
Eo1se Also CT same time 81 Lois 50 100 Iteton aud
ss,rnornavs and IL Lots Neholays also. Lots Nos
-s' .as .S9 4c III, I42 2f3 3i3 2s and ST. Camden
81 slso Lott Nes a3, ga zs and 2a on Bergen-st; also
Lo's Nes W Ia ard 255 on West Bank also Lo Eos
io Iof ioo f64 and i65 Hunt@rdoust THREE Lots
situate on high and beautiful ground short distance from
the Count Howe add Immediately ia the VI the former
residence % Jos. C. Wallace, Esq.
Fart Of This property sod az public auction Of the
Merchants Exchange, New-York, the 3eth Day Of No
venber s and this sale is made for the purpose Of closing
gp some OF the Lots taken and winding the
Ioany person doing busntss New YORK, who DESTROYS
oiscurlDg home within ~ minutes Of New York tai.
val present favorable opportunity
Conditions Of ssle VIII &c mode known the day ofsae
For particulars. inquire Of -
DUNN g. THOMPSON. or
TIiOS " JOHNSON. Newark, ". ].
ST Thursday should prove stormy the sale viii take
place on Friday, December 81
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OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall-st., corner Of
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held this day, the following gentleman
chosen Directors of this Company for the ensuing
year ~.
Ssmpssp Moore Moses TAYLOR, George Elder
BEN. y. Sherman Marshall fepoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin Alex ii. Grant, Chas Bslkhalter.
Rufus Story, Asa 5. Porter, James b. WILSON,
Henry Edes, Isaac c. Taylor, William X TostsJ;
Al A subseduent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Eso was unanimously reelected President OF the
Company ]. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New. York, Feb 2, 1852. .
NB-Ths Company confines to insure Buildings, Mer.
ehandise Household Furniture Vessels in Port Ac the
paid.
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II EANDOhI dUU NOIt " MIN Ih-NHI<ftNI-ffI.
~ On and after Sept 3, the following trains VIII
leave Danbury
J. 645A NJ with Passengers. connecting a. South Nor
walk with the New-YoIk and New-Hsven A. NJ train
for New-York, at acc A. M.
SI5P N with passengers and freight connecting with
the New-YoTk ana New Haven 50, ~ T. NJ AZ oS r. NJ
Trains 10 Danbury viii leave South Norwalk
l. a2o A. NJ with passengers and freight, reeeivna pas
sengers reul the New-York and NewHayen A. NJ tram
kom New-fork
2 $40 r. NJ with passengers only receiving Passengers
fIon the New-York and New-Hlyeu $50 Z. NJ Express
train from New.York and the 40 accommodation train
from New-Haven. HARVEY SMITH, superintendent
Danbury SEPT n. 1852
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CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALlFOR-
NIA-NEw-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE No. 20 Brosdway-The attention of parties
ererips returns from California in Specie Gold Dust &C.
h directed 10 the notice OF NewYork underwriters at loot
DAVIS, BROOKS X CO. General Agents.
NEwYoRH, Sept 10, 1852
JONES 4 JOHNSON $1,000. ,, a,
THE NFW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE having arranged with Mesrs. Garrison
Fetz 70 furnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
isctory by the undersigned they willing to take
Insurance from San Francisco Newfork and 10 make
tie same reduction in premium coming under the pro-
lection OF the guard of Mess Garrison Fretz from Fam
ana 10 the Atlantic coast has been aud vet allowed on
pecie euaded BY the guard Of Mcsss Moslae Hurtado
L Company. IA - 49,
Aston M1tral Insurance Co, tSisned) ZsS Cook.
Gtn,l Mutual Insurance CO., (Signed) ALFRED OGDEN
(Signrd) T. r SArTEkrHwNrs.
Commercial lnsurance Co (srned) DAS'L d. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual Ins Co. (sisned) WALTER JONES.
The Sun Mutual insurance Co. tSined) A. Is: NELSON
Mercantile Insurance Co. tSignedt ELwoop WALTER
UIion Mutual Ins Co (Sgnsd) j. l.. LATBser, Pres'L
Atlas Mutual Insurance Co, (Signed) N. H. OsSoop
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
IL surance Buildings, of Wall and William sts;
Offices Nos. 10 and u, ground floor. .
This Company having their Capital OF slo00 paid IN,
IN cash securely invested prepared TO insure agsin
loss and damage by fire on favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that aef PAYING
interest TO the stockholders ut the rate Of per cent per an.
num- four-fhs of the remaining profits are 70 be divided
among the assured in scrip, bearing interest," winch scp
10 be redeenabe cash whenever the Accumulated pohs
aud capital shall amount 10 sl000O0
TRUSTEES:
Io. aejllard IT. John A STEPHENS. s. q. Howisnd,
Las M WaterbtIry James Warren Stephen Whitney,
George Curtis Arthur Leary Dan D. Fearing,
Geo,se 7, Adee M w Hamilton VIM. III. Russell,
ID s. Kennedy, Denning Dner, Aug Z. Downing.
John J. Astor, Jr, John Steward, Jr- u b Lamar N
Fred A. Delano Robert b. Minturn, VIM. n. AspinwM
Ismcs r. Ren Reuben Witbera VIM b. Duncan,
nansl f,,sl 10 smith Fdwara C. Center Chas II RUSSELL
Fred a. Foster Josiah Cakes, lseac Townsend,
peles Hall Robert g. Hone
Aee ROBERT s. HONE, President
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIvRR-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt Wn Brown and ENTIRE STATE, Capt.
Benjamin Brayton leave alternate daya Sundays
ceptfd from Pier No " r., the Battery, at p "
For freight apply on board the Office Pier No
TISDALES BORDEN. Agents. Nos 10 and I'll West e..
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WILLIAM IRVING, Auciioneer ,,,,,n
M ,ho TPAOE and OrUERS-STEk-

WILLIAM IRVING, Ancnonse,co o,,,,p
vI1O the TRADE and OIllEkSISitE,In6-
LING ENGLISH JEwELRY,.WlLti,AAMn in' ac y,
Co viii sell at Auction on III p esr RSo,d
..Ioct AT the Ssles Room No. 10 Finest, hes p !,
ppsih Jeweiry the stock Of an lmEortsr de c
bn.,nesf consisting tine Gold and SILVER W Guy I'M In,
.hs. Rr,.st and Scarf Pins, Rings, Ac SET WIZ ne
mworS, and other precious Stones all set IN me o0y -
he best WORKING in England. Also Dressing 70
Boxes, Napkin Rings, Cutlery NC saw
close the concern ---..-
HENRY T. LEEDS, Aactoneer, 81,
VxyUJ, SELL THIS DAY, at MS SAFES
" ,nonn No 81 William IT,, large and eeanfnai a.
~, ~ Fprnitura and Fancy Goods sni'Snie 10. IN
fonmen n 80 sbeh arr warranted of the best AiutAe-
IN. Ind can now be examined wi,h eaiseta snev Goods
iyyITSRY r. LEEDS, AuetoneeT No. o. Minlsn,.s-