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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to NIAGARA
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

N
WI ERN INDIANA RAILROADS--GREAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CIiICAGO,-On and after MONDAY, May VI
until further uOtlCeass niger steamers and trains VIII
Iuu as follows 800 -
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD.-Oue of the iTstclass steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted, az
NJ and Ddnkirk at II at night reaching Monroe a M
the day and proceeding Toledo tine afternoon
An eXprss tam Will leave Monroe at PM Or on the
arrival the boat daily Mondays excepted, reaching Chit
the evening aud connecting az Chicago with hrst
csss for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
ami with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
ChIoagO. .-- -. . -
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-EXpress trans Will leave Chicago at9PM NJ, daily,
Saturdays excepted aud reach Monroe ~ next morning
An express steamer w leave Toledo every morning, eN-
cept Sunday, and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chicago-And reach Dkk and Buffalo several hours pre-
the time for the first Express trains east from New
York Albany and Boston.
The and trains a Monroe viii connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays
copied at AN connecting at Toledo with line OF steam
from Cleveland and Sandusky, aud stopping &C all the
way stations vii reach Chicago AZ y! Z. M
GOING ASTWARD-LeGve Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at y AN, stopping al stations end arriving az
Toledo PM connecting with STEAMERS 70 Sandusky aud
Cleveland end arriving there IN time for ell the morning
tThius from those places.
Arecketboat leaves Toledo et AN for Fort Wayne and
port the Wabash Canal JOS. H. MOORE,
ADRIAN, June |, 1852 superintendent
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
- constantly dscherrng all the VARIOUS KINDS Of Anths-
cite and bituliuous Coais, Peach Orchard, Black
Hes,h Lehigh Liverpool Orrell Camel Sidney, &C, &C,
ell OF the very best quality delivered IN handsome order
and for ole low. JAMES l.. WOhlh
4,h..t cor Thornpson. and 6th-av. cor. Amos
Downtown othce No 81 Waist
EOAL.-I still continue To deliver best Red
y Ash screened yaTds dry under cover a. - y
per tuu IS ,rom bOats Yards KING, aud O!eews1 sao
Erer-L ,rs RiyiDztou PETER CLINTON.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

the County New York. hereby all
having claims JOHN DAG late of the OF New
iok. dec,aed, the vouchers thereof
.uhscr "a her deuee 70 262 Spring the City OF New
York before the !dh day February n.rtDs. New York,
the .i-t dsy o. August. lsis
aus law6mM MARTHA DARG Administrator
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T AMPS, GIRANDoLEs. and CHANDE-

- LlERs-TLe subscriber WISHES direct public aften-
ton TO s large and extensive OF Lamps q ran
Gots ChanGe efs and Candriabras Solar Lard Cdnpncne
Burnns una aid Phospene Lamps Of tn latest improve
SusP'ndns sDd Bracket LAMPS for churches, hotels.
steamboats, public buildings. Sc: pur- SP-un. Solar,
and Lard Os: aso, article OF Csmph-n- aud Burn
ng fud and every article connected with the trade. The
trade suVPed on the most reasonable Country
chants and Others Will do well call before purrhas ng %
wh.re. SOLOMON :. REILLY No. lSj Caual--t- corner
OF Laisht; 81 Carminest OF Bedford; No l67
Gretnwicst OF COurtiandt; No 2s Canalt near
Hudson Camphene Dslery corner OF yh-ay. and Ganse
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DI,NoFoRTE WAREROOMS. No. 36l

4 Broadway one door above Thonreons saloon FER
ors nhonl INCREASING Pianos are invited 20 call az the
Wsrrrcolrs o. BENNETT co, where they VIII mud an
sScrtment OF rosewood Piapo-Fort"s OF modem siyc
Every instrument warranted - two years >hould doauS
b. ,rta,ned quality, the payment may Dc aetieo
anti sch doubts sr removed Old Pianos received IN PAT
Nsnufactorv Nos SII Sl5 and SIS Riyiug;on-st-
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PENDANTS

GREAT BARGAINS in FEAIHEke'
~ BEDS MATTRESSES &C ~ CRAWBuChs, 20
$50 Grsndi condd door east Esse1st, Ne,i .,
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SfOhf..-.-ss
attention Of families about purchasing - respec -
10 the large ana beautiful us=o-tfner: OF BEDS
Palhasses, Bedseads. Cots &C. al o. which h-,c -
purchased a; low eash pres and VIII be sod = So -,
as 10 make II an nducement for al 20 call ara
above stock previous making their purchases 49, :,
any part OF the civ BROOKLYN aid WiansbG'Sa lse
e-ss Old B-os sud Mirfr r'noyard ani iii'' o''
". - Z. = -, NJ - ~,
Il door eas, Of Esse1-s
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

OF the County New iork hereby al
having CLANS JOHN l. Es1ENE late ct the City of
New York de'rj To the with vouchers thereof to-
The uh eT. al Der residence No n Thomas the CITY OF
New York before the h day March Dated New York,
the an dry SEPT ls5 CLORCk ESTENE. Administrator,
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YEAST POWDER-B. T. BABBITT i.

IAREE1lNG and OIL CLOlliS.-kE-
" MOVAL.-WM McGRORTY wishes 10 inform his
friends aud the public that he has removed ms stock from No.
lSG Willan-s No. 42 Broadway lie has on hand
large and well selected stock of every description OF Car.
petings and Oil Cloths, &C, which he will dispose of at
whoessl, and retail reasonable No. 42 Broad
WI three doors from LibeTty-st
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NYOTTVILLE GLASSWORKS, Philadel.

~ phic-The subscribers have the HbOvenamed estab.
shIneut blast and prepared % execute orders
carboys demiohns If all sizes Madeira aud claret wine
bottles porter soda and mineral water bottles pickle and
pr6serye lars and very description Of bottles and phal
HENRY r. i JAMES ". BENNERS,
No. . South FrOnt--t. PHILADELPHIA.
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professional Notices.

nR. w. HASSLER, Physician, Surgeon and
~ Oculsi No ~ West 5tl-st may he consulted gratis,
from to O'Clock A. ". every day Sunonys excepted
ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW
IL LAW-The subscriber Is prepared % procure
Provisional Protection and 10 secure Letters Patent nm
der the aWs of Great Britain The fees having been greatly
reduced protection brought within the reach OF all
American Parties obtain ui information Is
to costs, &c, by addressing ,,,-.,,,,. =. u.-r.
THE STEREOSCOPE.- Daguerre0type
Il Licenses Persons Statuary, &C. adapted o TINS
beautiful Instrument, perfectly taken al PETERS D.-
guerresn Studio No 59i Broadway and stereocopes oI
ssle.
6rst-rate skyight Gallery Broadway for sale.
THE EYE and the EAR.-Dr. LUTENERS
lnfrluary the exclusive treatment Of dea rs OF the
ye and the Ear Is open daily Except SundAyAl rom
A N. until =. VI.
The success which has attended Dr. LuteIeT discovery
urTrecedented
cured without rsk pain Short, weak and imperfect
sght restored. -.
An letters be postpaid and contain the fee of 81 to
receive attention
NB-None but professional business attended to during
Office hours
II :. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
J. T. MONIES, Notary, No. 6j Broadway.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ Tam leave pier foot Of Dusue-st. a. follows:
FNpEsss Tk.IS q An tor Dunurs. connecting with
f,.fs. STEAMBOATS, Tor Ceseli1d SznfnsEy Toledo and
Noproe sud railroads 70 Cincinnati ard hicag0.
Mi Tram n 81 An. Tor al stations.
WAY TRAIN a. 3 PM. vle Pi-rrno,r, f0- Deiaw1re
Ntcpr EXPsEss TRaS ~ = Pm ioF DunnrE Connect
~; win nr.,ca.s .rearnbOut TO- Detroit direct counecAS
win Frpr,fs Tram Tor Chiceso
FrlGKANT TRAIN at PM Sia Perrnort
CHAS MINOI Superintendent
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LIGHTE g. NEWTON, in con

Na o the increased demand and uurved pop
,autv OF their ItANOFORTES have ded their husl-
rtss ard oIeucd wareroom M broodwav No 90, where
We shall constantly keep choice selection OF our Piano
FORTS from a. 10 Il octave. rosewood csses with all the
--latest rro, ed pstters We shall also continue 10 keep y
lul assortment of Instruments NJ Mandatory and
We,rroos No Y Cauasi. Al Penot ortes OF our isnu-
scture ere warranted every respect Professors ANA
,eurs ard those who anticipate purchasing respectfully
invited 90 call and examine All orders from the cry or
country punCtually executed.
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MELODEONS, which ar,

~ nounccd ly the best judges superior 10 all others I
had only of the sole agent j. s. CLARK, No Isl Broadway
Opposite the park) n. B-Instmments with stops 70
(lf,lts.
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uater Cure.
fcaal Notices.


RI ORDER of Hon. CHARLES MASON,
~ Justice OF the supreme Cou-Norce hereby gwen parsa
h provision, OF the Stsne authorizing attachments
sh.condn concealed resident Jsbto that
.,u-d the estate GEORGE y SMITH hie
resident OF the OF Gurd Chenango County absconns
debtor aud that the wal be- sold the payment
b. dcl; unless be APPEAR anil d barge such attachment acsoohns
month. foa the hr,t Publication
that the any debts due him. and the delivery
hu h. property belonging and the
hy hun. whatever orbddn by
law and 70, VOID. Dated he iih day ct August, lSha
WARREN MN Ton, Auol ncy tor Attaching Creditor
4. I'm
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Hlarbincrn, &t.
p,.r,,,c - C,pITAIJSTS Mr.
CINGER's SEWING MACHINE.-Thereis

l &" sTRONGs" PATENT RICE HULLERS for sale
ono Of which may be in operation by application to
InRTON & RREMNER. 2l2 PeaIst. cor. E.eteheI-st
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DIANO.FORTES.-The finest assortment of

Piano FoItcs the ciy may Be- foand az nc " AZ
roorss of Y I. T. CURTlS CO. No Al Broadway, con
sitting Of George Hew's celebrated American Patent
Acton Pianos T Gilbert Co.'S popular .fOhSn Piano.
Gilberts and others BoGdor Also, variety of AID
secondhand Pianos for sale 70 let No. ~ Broadway.
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Gnilcrn an0 6ar0warc.
TOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro-

- pretOr Of Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Ranges. Also j. T. Budds newlyinyented Ranges which,
for beauty durability and economy, cannot be surpassed
All Rsngcs warranted. n. B.-Prces from so upward.
No GO Broadway, formerly No 6i2) opposite ST. Thorn
ass Church.
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E'RAUD and RASCALITY-A man calling
Il hinself MANSFIELD HOUGHTON contracted with
the undcr who reside in Bloomington Mclean COun
ty Illinois the month OF August. 1852 loan each
the OF TwenySlx Thousand Dollars, at per
real security and having b. se preteuses cot the
mortgage deeds his hands of with the before
dollar of the money paid the and said
mortgages specify which executed here
by general notice that note bond other Obga
ton for money purpoTtirg 20 from which may be
offered III with said mortgages. OTgeres
Bloor. in.ton H. Sept. D. 1852 JAMES MILLER.
J. T.. McCLUN.
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vJ,O COAL DEALERs-RED ASH NUT

FVW CUAII UEALEhS-hED ASII NUH
Il COAL-rhe suhscYibes would can attention OF IN,
trade 20 their Small M; Red Ash Coal from the Spohn and
Lewis Nsinsa very desirable article. this psro Of tn,
wear for aud For sale by the either az
Richmond. shipped from Port Carbon BY canal. All
ether res Of the choice description Of Coal furnished
with disratch and in fine order. Address
y. TYLER CO, No. 10 walnat-st, PhiladelphiA
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lITTsTON COAL-The PennsyIvania Coal

DITTSTON COAL-The PENNSYLVANIA Coal
C,rv n prersred 20 deliver % families any part
y, hs CIV BROOKLYN ana Wila,nsburgh, from - Canal
posts end several yards the sZes Of ia Pirton
O.. yb,ch : superior Anthracite for domestic Apply
:, the vurds corner Of l4tns and hsy; Wsstst near
Mortor a. the foe, Of GOyeneur' last kiyer foo. Of
North lotht WihsrEbuz % FOOT OF God-st, Brooklyn,
or AZ the Office Of the Company Of Broadway aud
Wast TIE Coal Will be delivered az - IS per tun, Of
2occ s cn Canal Boats and IS 5 res-sened from
til yard
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NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD-NEw-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA. dreet-U. s MAIL
and EAPKEsS LlHES-I hlouEh IN ~ hours-New Je-scy
CouTtlands;: 9 A. N. add y P H Liberty-st Leaves
Philadelphia Il l:l and A. aud 81 P N from foot Of
secoId-clAss
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold ia the above lines through has.as
carried IN the A. NJ. and 81 p N. Lines from New-York
with through conductors
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uai1hcs, lewelrn, &-c.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and
w SILNER-PLATED WARE.-A very large assor-
men. Of the newes; STYLES Of rch Jewey oevery pattern
hre sold and SILVER Ladies and Gents Watches; Silver
Of the standard OF dollars a. very moderate prices
cen be found a; r W. PACHTMAN'S Jesery Store (es-
tabished 1858 No TO CAna-s Watches, Jewelry, aud
SiyclwGre made TO order and paired The finest Of Eng
Eh and Swiss Watches repaired with particular care and
warranted California gold taken in exchange and made up
20 order.
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA and
~ CANANDAIGUA RAILROADs.-TFains le1ve Pier
,oct a Duzle-st- rs follows. ,
my FxYREss-AtG NJ fJr CGn.l1aisra Rochester a1.d
Nra Fas arriving a. the above lIact places The sr
rr- MAJ! Trains leave Il An stopping over night
a. Eu.ir1- ,,, 81. - l.,
% AZ 20 uexs morning 70 take the 4 tram toF 10
sI,ster Buffalo and Nia-e-a fAs
Th The ckes-, ehespsst -r1 rrasf eoIi1r-21ie rome
o. - -. 4 - -l.- - -. u ts--
= w q. LATHAM, sgpt c. ALL L 4 Z
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

~ FORTES-We have now OF hand large assortment
Of new and second hand Pianos ;Oy sale and 70 hire fanos
INN $50 10 S5o For hire from 81 TO 10 per month No
SO Broadway. NCw-NOTk. SAfFORD bhoAuhN
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
~ best papers IN other cities aud towns at v T. PALM
FRS Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD

hANBI ~ and NUI[N AIN RAILhUAU
~ On End after Sept. y, the following trains vii
leave Danbury:
l645 4. NJ, with passengers connecting at South Nor
wrk with the New ork and New Haven 4. VI tram
tor Newly ork, at8.OJ A. NJ.
SIS T. NJ with passengers aud freight, connecting With
the Nlv-York aud New Haven s. ~ T. NJ ~ j25 T. ".
Trans 70 Danbury Will leave South Norwllk:
90 4 NJ witt taSeLgeTs and elgh;, receiving pas
sengers ircr the NewYork and NewH4yen A. NJ tram
from Now-l oTk.
SOP NJ. with passengers ony, receiving passengers
from the Ney-Yo1A and New Hsyea $50 7 VI. Express
truu from Ncwiork aud the TO accommodation tram
troLl N.w-Hasen. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
DaLbuIy. - ~. % l252
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DEPrBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.-In-

IL surarce Buildings corner OF Wal AID "Ihan-s;s;
CfEces Nos. H. and II ground aooI.
This Company having their Capital OF Sl5OO paid IN.
in cash and securely invested prepared 70 insure AGAINST
les md damage by fire OF favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that after pays
interest 10 the stockholders az the rate Of per cent per
nun four hs of the remaining profits 70 be divided
among the assured IN scrip bearing interest winch scP IL
10 lie redeeabe IL cash whenever the accumulated profits
and capital shall amount 20 sl.ooo.NO.
TRUSTEES:
Jo. GoiIl,-d II John 4 stephens : : Rowland
Ia AZ WeferburyJa James Warren. stephen Whitney,
Georse Cu-t.s Arthur Leary Dan. y. Fearing
George T sdee M W Hamilton VIM II. Russell.
D. :. Kennedy Dennns DueI, Aus L Downing
John ] Asto5 Jr John Steward IT, q. Il. Lamar.
Fred A. Delauo Robert b. Mntuu.Wm. II. AsPnwaiL
lanes & Rel Reuben Withers Vim y. Duncan,
Daniel DraL4 smith Edward C. Center Cas II. Russell,
PnS g. Fos;er Josiah Cakes Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hall, Robert ) Hone. 1900 . ,
ROBERT :. HONE President.
DUNCAN r. CURRY. Secretary.
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PILLS are an INFALLI-

HOLLOWAY PILLS are an INFALLl-
1lBLE REMEDY for the CURE ofCOuGHS, COLDS
and AsIHMASThsrr daily many undeniabe proofs
OF The efficacy OF HOLLowAlS Pulls IN the cures OF s-
OF the Chest arising either from cid eoughs recent
eoos ~neesinss shorness breath, that all persona,
whether Young orod suffering from such complaints should
nave tedste recourse 10 these invaluable Pills fair
tTA VIII show their extraordinary powers Many perous
wer. scarcely able to draw breath apparently
Almost deaths door have been completely cured by this
remedy TO the asronishment of those who have witnessed
Their .naerne' Sold BY all vendes OF medicines in tho
niisd States m pos ana boxes 81. cents 81 cents and
the United States and by Messrs A. b d. SANDS New
York, and by the proprietor No. "a Strand London.
WHISPERS produced in SIX WEEKS,
w BY using GRAHAMS 0nsuent IL will stain or
nure the skin and viii force the hair to after years
Of badness Refer To r. Gone. fremont House, Boston.
Priee 81. Sent any part of the country
R. G. GRAHAM, No IS! Ann-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Il The County York hereby all
having claims against MATTHEW BARNARD late Of the Civ
New York de,sss, the with vouchers thereof
sul.crber biz feNsn,e M. ~ Charlton the City II
New FORK before ~ i6,h day OF February nesDaed New
York ,h- 18th day OF August, lsi..
aul6 laWOmMf D.. n. BARNARD, Ahnnistrsior.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

Tor SHREWSBURY, OCEAN HOUSE,
Il Long Branch.) PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS
DOCK. BROWNS DOCK. tMlddletowul and RED
BANK.-Ihe new aud splendid steamboat THOMAS
HUNT, Capt. A II. Haggrty. viii leave tho Ae~-HAven
Per. PecksIp. East RIVER as follows:
FROM sEW-ToRK. FROM SHREW SBURY
Friday Oct. /. 81 A ". Friday. Oct l. 10 A. "
Saturday Oct. , % A. VI. Monday. Oct l. A. VI.
TUESDAY. Oct. s. 81 4. NJ. Tuesday. Oct. }, II NJ.
Wednesday. Oct. 8, ~ A. VI. "Wednesday. Oct g. T. VI
Thursday. Oct. Z ~ a. " Thursday Oct. :. y Y. VI.
Friday Oct. g. II A. NJ. Frd9y. Oct. g. p L. VI.
Saturday. Oct. Q, ! =. NJ Monday, Oct. H. 7 ".
Tuesday Oct. 10 4. ". Tuesday. Oct. 10. 10y L VI.
The stages for Sduan Will ia connection with boat.
Stages to convey passengers TO all parts OF the country All
ptTsos forbid trusting the above boat the account of
the owners.
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Is FISCHFR. nate Nuns 4 Fischerl

~ mandatory aud wareroom, No. 40 Grconwich'st,
conner Of D,y-st-fanO-Fotos, warranted. with reverse
Idge ana patent tube wei calculated for keeping IN tune
Piano ortcs tuned repaired and exchanged.
n. B-Also, fohsn> riano FOrtes for sale.
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MAIL LINE for BOSTON-REGULAl

w MAIL LINE. via STONTNGTON. tor BOSTON
PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD TAUNTON and NEW
PORT
Inland route carrying the Great Eastern Mail with
out change of cars detention.
The steamers {. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Cart j. ". Lewis IN connection with the
Storngon and Providence, AID Boston and Providence
Railroads eaNug Newl ork daily sundays excepted from
Pier No North River t-st whar above Battery place,
ocloc. 7 NJ and Stouugton 10 o'clock + VI, upon
the arrival the Mm Tram which leaves Boston 7. "
These steamers unsurpassed strength safety speed
comfort sud elegance The officers experienced and at
teutive
The natural advantages q this route superior % any
other teus shorter aud direct the tup plea
SAINT txpeditously performed while al
ways rely uIon reaching tLer destination IL a vi those
hv either o. the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New-Y oEk-Mouday, Welnes
dry AID Friday
From. >touiu gton-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Tie CN VANDERBILT, from Ne"- lork-TuesdAy Thur
dsv AID Saturday.
In u s:oull -ton-M oaday, "Wednesday and Friday.
y BfcsseugeT the arrival OF the steamers at StOn
gol proceed immediately per Mail Train to Providence
AID Boston. Taunton aud NcNr-BediOId-
Rassse Master accompanies the Steamboat Trans TO
AID from Boston.
TIE steamer Perry leaves Providence tor Newport daily
exert Sundays ~ : +. NJ
Fox passage, bertAs freight application
may be .lGe At Pier No North River At tire Office, NO
10 Bate place.
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EARE REDUCED to BOSTON-Cabin 50

Il Deck S2-N IL StOuiu .tOu Line. BY C.. VAN
DERBILT and COMMODORE, daily at T. NJ, from pier
No = North River For further information apply the
Office, No. 10 Ba:ieTy-place
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ITO LET-A splendid rosewood drawing

Il room ORGAN OF extra size and English manufacture
siiable for church lodge To be q, No 30 10Th
Price S72 per year Also, wanted uufarrished
and without board senee private house and neghbor-
bod By nnse lsdy Address xss w. A, this Office
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TPHOLSTERY.- DE LANES,
- WINDOW SHADES and PAPER HANGINGS,
wlolesale and retail Coruoes Bands. Pms, Coni T-sse
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. Buff and White Hol-
lands. A. &c. CHILDS SMITH, No. ii9 Pearl-st.,
corner OF William. Chatham.
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NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL

NETWORK and NEWHANEN RAIL
~ ROAD.-FILL AgRANGENEST.-Septembe ~ 1851
TIans cot Of Se~ioTs eaye the corner OF Canals
and Accommodation and >pecial-at7 and III.
A NJ. > and s. 7. NJ. through % New Haven.
Ats: A NJ. aud 3! p NJ, for Port Chester.
The ~ 4. NJ IA connection win tram from New
Haven Hartford aud Springfield and with tain over the
Csnai hoed.
FXPsEss TEAISs for New Haven. Hartford, Springfield,
Boston Connecticut River Vermont Railroads % Os
Grnsiurgh ana Montreal
At A. Nj stopping ~ stamford ard Bridgeport con-
r.rriug win Housaronic aud Nlugltuck Railroads AZ
RriGs,rort ard Canal Railroad AZ NcwH-ven and AZ 81
y .orrrg NJ stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport, con-
recring with Housatouic slc NauS-tack Raii.o4d5 II
BRIDGEPORT 49, .
& and IS 4 NJ and 49, +. NJ. Though from New
Haven.
The s. \ NJ receive passengers trOl Spansheld aud
Hartford and Canal Railroads az New Haven The 20
NJ receives passengers from Hartford AID Springfield
and tn Northern r. .r0Gds.
FxrREss TRAINS leave Scw-Hsvea a-nval Of trains
forg Boston AZ aid So y. ", lsJFp.ug a. Bridgeport
No-salE I'D Stamford . leaving Boston d 9 A " and
See l6r.e BIZ Of adyersouet: a. tie station House and
,Tire:rsI hotels. GEO. ". WHISTLER, Jr, suPt
New Haytl. SeptCuber. lS52
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Mn MoIHFksPOON, No. 80 DunlOp-st., Glasgow;
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for some time in that department of the Royal Laundry
where all the finest goods are finished for Her Majesty,
Prince Albert and the Royal Family, and | have much
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isctou nj. WEIGH Laundress 10 Her Majesty
Royal Laundry, Richmond nenr London 18TH May 1911
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