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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
ste 81 the Col1y q !. hereby sven 70 Az
persons having clans JOHN A TAYLOR sic o. we
lcfk d-Ceased prcert The -sfn, with voueh-r
tie suleerlsr her house Ne RenNek =, n the ~
York On O. DAY Of April neit-Daiea Se~ i',
The nineternih Day o. October. lisa ,., ,.-..,.,,
90 lAstmWs LANENlA A TAI Lof' Aai'-'-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an orler of the Snrro-

gate o. The Co1n;y Of New York b-hy all
Irfson. b. VIZ oins EaIa-t JOHN READ m Cry SeV
lch ders'sd 10 the 'h-eof the
srtsri r. - h sd-nce ll.ih 81 ~, Hafe me
Cfy Ns~ 1@k On tn -enty lh
-D,f-f. NeN crt, the .5;h i-y 81 Argu.' lst.
aH-5 lavrmNf WILLIAM READ Airn ns'r,;or
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CUpREME COURT.-In the matter of the

~ application o. the Mayor Adcnn,n and COMMONLY Of The City
YoIk relative the OPENING Of ELEVENfh Az, from
the 10Th Ward Of SAID city Public notice
hereby By the mayor Aldermen asd Comnonay ls Cy
New Yo pursuant 70 the statute, made and provided
the Mayor Aldermen and Comnpnay 0: the Cy OF
intend male Application 20 the supreme Court the
lok pss tern Of the sad Court 10 De hed Al
York Friday tie 18th day OF
OF the Court that day
thereafter couhe heard for the appointment Of Comn
eGer. and the above entitled matter mat
the INTENDED - me opsnns
ss;htt 10 h TIE 18Th Ward OF me Cv OF
aid the pan Of the CITY Of Ne" lofh
sndr and Of act tbs L-sue OF he ste o. New
entitled Al Arrekive Improvements touching tee s1
.nd roads the City ol New fok passed Ap5
1901. Dated New iOrk, Oct ., 1854
&c trs HTNRY y DAVIES. Coua,sli 10 the Corporation
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III PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

Of ths Cnuufv Of e Yok note hef.y s'ss y a.
New iori ieeaet fre.eu; tie am WI ,ss,t, - n
,kc .uh-rter = TIE ofe sCOLUs COOPER ksf 10 -
CNsu TIE S ros befor. m ,set ~.
a,v III Der.ntr uc1t-Drd Iork. - day o. Ss- -
= ia~tuWr JAMES L LYON. " d. EIecu'or
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n1ater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-yERSEY.-Nisito to tnn
Insti:uon take the Morris and Essex Railroad az the oo
OF CouTtlandst, At 81 and u NJ and and 7. NJ a,
Returpug leave MAicr-Cure Station at aud u A u,
and South Orange at 81 and 81 7. NJ.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WAIEh
Il CURE is conveniently arranged ana now opS 49, ~
Winter treatment The cold is favorable livery
20 sIn nsrwe.k y BEDORrHA, NJ ID.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesse C.

Il Shllh 70 suorate nj the o. hereby
s,'n 70 a 70 al ---os- hss el gHs' ANN DO
hft l-e on NJ CITY o. Brunsyn. cca-ed tau they
CURED 10 ehh 'c f tn
Der At hs r. ener Old Bedford Road Pg.narn ~
City q broVk before The 1' irv OF Derrnher
Dated jun - ia GILBERT DORKAU>
lsve .f,5-,..-,.-~
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TOR ALBANY and TROY-Fare. 50 Cents

TOR ALBANY and TROY-Fare, 80 Cents
Il The and beautul steamer FRANCIS SK1DDY hav-
ing been recently fitted mp night boat with state
rooms andberhs in most elegant and substantial manner
will commence running from her dock foot OF Robinsons
on TUESDAY I2th inst ate p. NJ and will leave regu-
larly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at the same hour The travelling community viii lind every
arrangement perfect 10 promote Their comfort For relg
OF Iessaee eppy on board, OF 70 o,-o,, $3.50
No. l59 FrOnt-st. n. z.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

saie O. ne County o. N-v h-r-ty 70 Al pr
~. tasns ga M ut MARY " CALDWELL 'e N y
81 Ne~ foff cc-s Cd 20 rfh 20
the sut'rcr al his rr-ilense. The CITY 81
Nev iork On or esrs hs first day Of D1st Ses
fort the 1T tsJ Of sepeeni-r ls5s
,, ftRkor, .5,,,..,-,.o~
81 i-NomN r. T. NARKOE
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n,HE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

i ROUTE.-VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN
TRANCISCO.-Only line giving tickets for crossing the
is,Lmus!-The new double-eDgine steamship STAR OF
THE WEST 2OC0tuns, Will leave from Pier No North
River, O'Clock p. NJ, precisely SATURDAY, Nov
for San Juan del Norte direct connecting with the PA
CFC steamer the Nicaragua Transit Route having but
Twelve miles Of land transportation
These Unsurpassed in their accommodations
ard ventilation.
FOR information or passage, apply only to
ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
No. 9 Battery-pace up stairs
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Per No, North RIVER loot
Of Ba,tery.plsce, by steamboat JOHN PoTrERwIrr "
hines daily Morning Line oayessts NJ Ae ~ On.
Fare, lat class cara S "a class line, y2PA only
Returning leave Pheaephis from loot Of wslaotrs; ~
An and Pm. EisiersDt Lane " stesmcess ATLAS,
ton PEI No. ], n4PM. fs,e u 80.
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II tnh surrtsaie q he Colu.y kuss h-r-bv
9. n 1ceot drs 70 w 70 az clan. MARY
flLlDH 7ie 81 lie Cay Broskyu de-czsc! fhy
CURED 70 eh1f ~ thcr.o sub
rtsr THOMAS HAAILTOS. VI . Ntss,a ~ City 4
brott - o. lore ihe 3lt dy
q Isf.. HANNAH n N,fITTGV -,
- lavbnN THOMAS HAMILTON A1---'''''' e.H
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SOUTHERN and NORTH

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
WI ERN INDIANA RAlLROADS.-GREAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-Cn and after MONDAY, May u
until further notce-passenser steamers and trains "A
run follows: - -
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS COMO WEST
WARD-One Of the iirst-cass steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE. will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, az
M and DunkiTk at Il at night reaching Monroe At pm
the next day and 20 Toledo the afternoon
An exTrsss train viii leave Monroe az : PM, the
arrival Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting at Chicago with first
class M aukee and other ports Lake Mich
irtn and it'll Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago
EMPRESS TRAINS ard STEAMERS GOING EAST
WABD-Exprcss trains Will leave Chicegoat PM, daily,
Saturdays excepted, and reach Monroe morning
An express steamer VIII leave Toledo every morning,
ceIt Sunday and leave Monroe arrival of the trains from
Chcago-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
the tine forthe fret Express ans east from New
York Albany and Boston.
The steamers aud trains Monroe VIII connect each way
regular borts for Detroit and Toledo. - -
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-1his will leave Toledo daily Sundays ex-
certed at An connecting at Toledo with line Of sein-
eTs Cleveland and Sanduhky and stopping at all the
way statiOns. viii reach Chicago at 81 PM.
GOING EAS1WARD.-Leaye Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted OF y AN stopping at all stations and arriving at
Toledo NJ connecting with steamers TO SendnsNy and
Cleveland and arriving there IA tiao for all the morning
trains from those places.
pecketboat leaves Toledo 1t AN for Fort Wayne and
ports the Wabash Canal. JOS ii. MOORE,
Adrian. June |, 1852 Superintendent
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III PURSUANCE of an ORDER Of Jesse c.

90 r., sarrcs.e o. The Coasty u Krs., notee heetJ
sy.n aeeor.rx 20 law al haSns etns 49,, ~
DREW RIkFR Of The aie v@se no- Cyl o Wtsane-
80 ..d tss tkeg are required esbot tse aD>, VIII Nc
,osse.,. tAer,ol 70 The sGb-erber No is We
60 ~ ~ Yck On a. hse q hxreh DsIt-psied
ss,rs,so ,sss ~ Is-smw KDwARp RLIR, bsse7ss
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TIJ'ID EXTRACT of LIQUORICE and

ELUID EXTRACT of LIQUORlCE and
Il ICELAND MOSS is the most efectual remedy 10,
unrs The article requires no putting bottle being SIT
fcitnt prove It's efficacy Prepared only by WiLLlA
FISHER Chemist Druggist No 81 Beecker-st corner
OF Christopher New-YoTk. Sold in bottles at @cents
NJ DANES COUGH LOZENGES.-Ihe
WI best and most convenient remedy for Coughs ohs
and diseases OF the Threat and Lungs generally Sold by A
Is ID Sands No. 100 Fultcnst; NJ. Dame, No; " Car
mine-st; Adm. Birdsa No. i5 Pearlst aud others -
cents package
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
'OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
Il OCEAN HOUSE, Gong Brenchl PORT . WASH A.,
detown,) and RED BANK-The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. II. HaggeIty, viii leave
New Have Pier Peck sp, East River, as follows
FROM NEW.YOIK FROM SHREWSBURY.
Tuesday, Nov. 2, IA NJ. Monday, Nov |, Q A. " =,
Jbunday Nov j. gAM "Wednesday Nov311l A VI.
Friday Nov ) lOA NJ. Thursdsy, Nov. 4. III r. N.
Saturday Nov. &, r. NJ Friday Nov ), y VI.
TUESDAY, Nov 92PM Monday, Nov. 8, Up. ~
TbursdSy Nov H. q A ID Wedneslay Nov 10 24P.M
Saturday Nov 10, 8 A. NJ Fdday, Noy. II, "a. M
Tue sday Nov rs, 3 a. NJ Monday Nov. IL, 81 A. "
The stages for Squam win run in connection with boat
Stages convey passengers all parts of the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the account OF
TIE owners.
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ttlr0iral.

A LADY CURED of ASTHMA, after
~ twenty years suffering, by the OF HOLLOWAiS
Pills in New South Wales aludes in litter 10 Professor
Holloway to several extraordinary cures OF Asthma effected
IN et Colony by The use OF these nvnabePs and to one
the szoIbGck who after having for twenty years been
afflicted with great difficulty Of BREATHING and unable N
consequence, TO bear the slightest exeon at last used
this remedy and 10 her own expression able TO
run mp the top of that h gh hill.
Sold by all vendors of medicines IN the United states IN
rots and boxes SO cents B cents and II % each and
Wholesale by the principal drug hSnses IN the United stats
proprietor, No. pa Strand, London.
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
IL DIR. BATES VEGETABLE CATHARrIC FILLS
ard UNIVERSAL HlGEIAN ELiXlli, or INVl0ORAr-
ING NFRN Gus TONIC, found TO be safest, most ei
Gent aud most agreeable remedies for Dsease OF the Dges
rve Orrans aid Nervous System offered to the Public
They cure Liver Complaint COstvencss Dysentery and
DaIhee Consumption Jaundce, Scroula, Cohc, Splitting
ofDood, Colds Influenza Gravel Dropsy DyspePsa Asth
ma, Worms Hopping Cough, Female Affections lniamna
tory Diseases; Peurisy Rheumatism, G0ut, Nervous Dis
eases as Neuraga Paralysis Siokheadache Depression OF
Spirits Paptaiiou of the Heart Fsntlng, St. Nitus Dance
Fpilersv Deafness Dizziness Feyers Erysepeas Measles
Scurvy, Itch, Pimples and Bloches, salt Rheen, &C
They are warranted 10 contain no Mineral NecuTal aud
other deeteous substances whatever and may be taken
with perfect safety by even young children aud lne io'
The PILLS are mild in their operation and prompt in re-
moving from the system those impurities which are the M
inyaabe oflhe endless vanetles oil Disease ana may
be used in every complaint without the advice OF Phys
clan nsd viii ere long supersede all others Family Med
cine They need but the TRIAL. convince the most
sceptieal other safety and their utility. .
THE HYGEIAN ELIXIR is a delightfully."- inyigorstlns
Cordial pallabe the taste, and never tn 10 almost l
medafey restore The energies OF the System when exhaust
cd by Disease or by the necessary operation OF Cha,tS
Medicines Asa Nervous Tonic Is entirely une9nned
ard NAV be taken by the most delicate Females and Chill
dren with entire confidence and safety. , ,,,,cr
By the timely and iudicious use OF hs FILLS ana
IAN ELlAIR, Dr. Bates Is convinced thst pseae y M
often evented and always readily cured and thus by AVOID
ing protactcd service Of Physicians and their
ard NAVIGATING remedies not only time but money may Do
sved. =. .-on -, -
For sale at Dr. BATES Depot, No 458 Broadway; cor
Grsnd-st ~ Y and at the Principal Drug stores ana "a
tent Medicine Warehouses in the City Pills 20 CTS pc
box Elixir 81 per bottle bottles for i've dollars
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-fork Steamship
Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, 1870
tuns and 800 horsepower Robert Craig, Commander will
sail from New York for Glasgow on SATURDAY, 10Th Nov
and on SATURDAY. 18th Januasy- az II o'clock, noon.
First Cabin saloon State Rooms ..............Sb
First Cabin. (Midship State Roons) ............ IS
Second CABIN. .......... ...:..:....'.....'''... "
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. Nc SYMON, No. 80 Broadway
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TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

i RINER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. " II. Brown md EMPIRE STATE, Capt.
Benjamin BatOn leave alternate days, (Sundays eX-
cepted) from Pier No ~ r. the Battery, at VI.
For freight apply board, at the office on Pier No
TISDALE a BORDEN, AgeHs, Nos. 7Oand I'll West-st.
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NEW aud DIRECT ROUTE to NIAGARA
IN FALLS-FOCHESTER, LOCKPORr and NlAGA:
RIA FALLS RAlLROAD.-CHANSE oF TiME.-on and
after MONDAY Sept n fS52 PASSENGER trains VIII run a.
follews: GOING WEST.
~, ,,a;,,-W.v leaves Rochester a. AN
od ,rain-Nal ............ leaves Rochester at M
81 .Isin-Way Express Leaves Rochester al 81 7 NJ
RETURNING.
LIST tran-Wsy Express leaves Niagara Falls at 7I0 M
"a t,ain-Msl leaves Niagara Falls at 1850 AN.
ID tralnWay Express leaves Niagara Fails az ass N
Arriving al Rochester at lo..3 AN. NJ and $50 fM
connecting both At Rochester with the regular trains
on the Albany and Rochester Railroads Sunday tram each
vay-leave Rochester at AN asd NseaIa Falls 4SP-h
Fare from Rochester TO Niagara Fails 81 SO
Passengers TO Niagara Falls viii take the cars on the
North side of the Rochester depot
Tickets sold in Rochester AZ the tlcAet once " mo
depot. NANhEN SOLDSf@- ''f
Rochester Sept. =, lS52.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through U. 5. Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwa and Pan
sns-The splendid new and doublc.engne U. S. Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS, $500 tuns, II j. Hartsene, u. s.
NJ, Commander will sail on SATURDAY, Nov. 20 at
O'Clock NJ precisely, from pier at foot OF WrIen-st,
North River Tie Pacific Mail Steamship Conpanys mag
nfcent steamer NORTHERNER, will be in readiness at
Panama receive the linoss mails and passengers and
rail inme diatey for San Francisco No efforts Will be
spsred by tie two Compan TO put their passengers through
with expedition and comfort.
RATES OF FARE TO ASPISWALL. -
Ladies Saloon, State Room.
Lower An and Forward Saloon, dO.............. %
Second Cabin Standees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Passengers will be landed the rail- Dad wharf Aspn-
wall free Transit of the 1sthmus at tine passengers eS-
pense Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mail Steamers from NewYork have preference Of c
accommodation on board of the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates Of fare from Panama TO San Francisco the most
favorable terms For freight passage appyto
CHARLES A WHITNEY OF the Office of the Co.'S,
No III West-st., corner Of Warren, n. T.
NJ B-Shppers requested 10 supply themselves with
The Compfnys bills of ladng which will be signed at the
ece between the hours of 10 and O'Clock the day of
sailing.
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1UDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar

II ransement Through Fares all Trains between
Eew-fork end Albany, q So Trains leave Chambers ST.
daily, Sundays excepted for Albany and Troy.
Express Tram A. NJ. through IN hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal O'Clock sane
evening.
Mail Train IA M-Through Way Trains ] and P VI.
Express Tram = M-AccOmrsOdetiOn Tam 7.J0P NJ
For Pe.kskill az A. N.-2 p. NJ. and els ?. VI.
For POkeepss 81 $50 A. VI. and 40 Z. VI stopping AZ
al Way Stations-Sundsy Mail Train +. " from Canal
s-Psfsengers taken Chambers Canal Christopher l4tn
and 3Ist-sts GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

Y Trains leave perfoo Of Duane q. as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN st AN. for Dunkirk. connecting with
fciass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandasky Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN AZ IAN. for all stations
WAY TRAIN al 81 PM VIA Pierrnout, for Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN az PM for Dunnrk. connect
ing with rscass steaboa. for Detroit dTec, connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
ENIGRAST TRAIN a. PM. via Piernont
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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INOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States Mail

steamer will depart with the United States mails for Europe
relatively on SATURDAY, Novl3 at II o'clock NJ from
her berth the of Canas No bertbs secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequaled accemnods
tons for elegance and comfort apply 30 .
EDW. X COLLINS& co, No. sc Wall-st.
Passengers are requested be board at III NJ Tho
steamship PACIFIC VIII succeed the ARCTIC, and will
sail On tie nth November.
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T,op AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New.York

,nd Canads Dispatch Line.-The beautiful / clipper
ns,.stsh1p BOTHNIA, James a. Avery, Commander,
loo tuns burden, and only 81 years old wiz sail for the
shove po spOu a .e ' o NOyeD 81 spca s
i commander having great experience in the Australian
trade pesons engaging expect very short passage
her between decksare very high and thoroughly ventilated
,nd fed up with State Rooms for the comfort Of families
single perseus An experienced surgeon will accompany
The ship with other proper attendants All persons about
ts before engaging elsewhere. board, Pier D. East
RIVER, or TO BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos I6S and liz
south-st. N Y.
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DEATH OF MyRox LAwREscE.-We regret

DEATH OF MYRON LAwREscE.-We regret
10 announce the death Of Myron Lawrence. Ills do
case took place on Sunday evening" Of o'clock t he
residence in BelchertowD. Few men were better known
then Mr. Lawrence throughout the state He has oten
been a member Of both branches Of the Legislature,
and was for two years President OF the Senate and 81
wsys brought 10 the discharge Of bis duties a. egss
tor decided talent courtesy, and conscicntousncss-
Mr. Lswrences great corpulency always made Nun an
object Of attention. aud stranger would hsray I'M
sene IL possible that playful and acute nina - ns
could mhnife itself through such an overloaded organ
xn Mr. Lawrence we believe was nsnveM Vsf-
mont and graduate of Middisbury College. Hn pro
lesson was that Of the law snd his standing In mas
ever been highly respectable. and always honofsoe
He wss ffythree years old and leaves wide circle OF
friends to lament his loss lspringheid chass) hep
~ In the town Of Gloucester, Mass, Chas.
q Greene, Editor Of The Bosoa Post and Benjamin p.
UalIetf on the regusr Democratic ticket for Electors
on Tuesdsy received but Is votes while the other NAMES
on the same ticket received All votes.
In Beverly they received only - votes out Of "a
votes cast This done by the friends Of the late Mr.
Rsn,ou who feel sggreyed the above gentlemen for
their course toward him ct the Baltimore Conyen-
ton, &c.
~ Ole Bull, Strskosch and Little AdeGne
Patti were at Albany last night
~ sontag gives her first concert In Boston
tonight.
tF Peter Princely, an Englishman, lOc
yetrs DID, voted the Wing ticket at Northampton, Nsss
on Monday.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-FGr
III RIO JANEIRO, VALPARAISO aud PANAMA.
The splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS, 1850
tuus lurdenO RoL H. Pearson, Commander, will b. dis
patched for the above ports ON about the 9Th DECEM
Der For passage only having superb accommodations,
apply at the efice OF the company, No 81 South-st
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NTEW.YORK anal ERIE and CANANDAI.

~
~ qua and ELsfIRA RAILROAD-Fall Arrangements
Trains leave Eew-Yosk ard Erie Railroad Pier foot Of
Duare ST. follows;
Mail Tram az NJ arrives Elmira At lal VI, stays
over nj INT and leaves A. n for Cau3niaiFua Rochester
Buffalo Niarara Falls and al he principal Towns IN West
ern Newly ork and Canada
Nisht Express ats NJ directly through 70 qua
and an rltces oioye mentioned Passengers by this train
take in Enra Freshs for the ABOVE places vail
be taken By Express Freight Tram II ; 7. VI.
WILLIAM g. LAPHAM, S1p't. c. aud =. x K
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
IsTHMUS.-The new and splendid steamship UNITED
YORK for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay, SATURDAY, Nov.
49, at II o'clock AM precisely connecting az Panama
with the new double engine steamship CORrBS, l,8OO
tuns Thomas B Chopper, Commander, which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival of the passengers by the
UNITED STATES for San Francisco, stopping only at
Acapulco for supplies This line has never failed TO con-
meet at the appointed time.
Thee VI in accommodations ventilation speed and
sahty are unsurpassed An experienced physician Is at
tsched 10 each steamer.
Passenger will be landed the wharf at Aspinwa and
take the Panama Railroad.
Passengers are cautioned that all tickets for this line,
must beer the signature Of the Undersigned and that no
other parties authorized to sell tickets at New-fork
Apply 10 DAVIS BROOKS Co. No. 20 Broadway, NY.
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ININTER ARRANGEMENTS. -NEW

NV M NINA NUM- IN =. = NJ W
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines end from Albany Fare, II D. Tho trains leave
City Hall Station cornor Tryonrow and Centre-s- diy,
tS1Ddays exceTted.) o. follows:
let Train 80 A. NJ. Wsy.mail Train, stopping al all
Way Stations.
ID Train ~ A. VI Express Train, stopping u Cro.oH
Falls Dover Plans, Hillsdale and Chatham -Four Corn
81 Train - P ~ Express Train stopping at Crotoa
Fslls Dover Plains. Mleron, Hilsaaie and Chath1n
Four Corners. .
Returning viii leave East Albany ~ aud II \ VI anf
4P 81 ~. SLOAT, Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW

- JERSEY.-Through from New-York TO Easton Pa. in
-Four Hour commencing August, ? Leave Pier No North
River per RED JACKET, for Easton and inter
mediate places AN II NJ and 81 Phi, and for So
meryille az Pm Returning leave Phpsburg (opposlte
Eastoll at 6 and 1880 AN. and SIS Pm.
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WINTER ARRANGEAiENT.-The LIv.

THlRD-CLASs PASSENGERS
limited number of thiTdcsss Passengers wiz be taken
from Philadelphia aud Liverpool and found in PROVISIONS
From Fh,lsdslPha Sa0 Prom Liverpool. % ganfas
Cer6cnies Of passage viii be issued here parties WHO
are desIous OF bringing their friends at corresponding
~,
ssken subject 10 agreement so, ,A -.
An experisnced Surgeon will be carried on each snip
small afstis drawn at 81 ght Engla aud lTeiand
TsioWaS RICHARDSON No. Al ESehsnse-psee ~ y
and No Wanut-st, fhilsdelph!a
RICHARDSON BROTHERS x Co. Liverpool