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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOW

REMTTTANCES-P SAGES.-BgW-
IA MAN GPINNELL { Co. No. - Soi.t e. Now
lort, ard only .rthorlzsd Ascris az the ALL W.
TAIL LINES Of PACHET SHIPS.
LvEErooL PLcxErs sui 6th LoypoS PlcSETs AL svey
sne is q every month. s-te.-ssc I-sr-a''.
LINERTCOL lLOSDOS
CONSTITUTION SIR K PEEL- -
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS G8lNNELi-
QUEEN or THH WEST INDEPENDENCE
CONSTANTINE lANERiCAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIS, FRINGE ALBERT,
AStbj h1UN YORKTOWN.
NV SHIP PATRICK HENRY
PersCrs wshrg 20 ud or the.r ;siends an es0us u
bringing then cut ~ any II she a.avp magnificent ships 40
informed rat Nessrs. BOW MAJ. GRlNNELL %. 1-e
me CT y se-ts Tor t'- shove .t-ps 4 tlis CITY.
They also Drafts tru.n Z AID Gpw2i. ~Aieh are
rsysbe e. s.sht --y tow trar-h l.gaad All G-eaf
Britain BOWMAN. GRlNNELL l Co.
no. - South-s- =. u. ana Rec ITS rod. Lvtspoo.
LiverToo Patlets leave Newiork eth AID Ia OF e-ch
month
LorGtn Pockets leave NewYork every alternate Thus
day
For ntssare apply - above.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the DIS

IN CHARGE IN INsoLvSSr from his DErrS- Pr
provisions the third article ~ the fret title OF the fth
the second part OF the Revised Statutes JOHN A. KANE.
steuben County " nsovcnt debtor Notice ht
publ he'd 1863 creditors before Hon j. so~e
Judge o. suben Co. al his ONCE the village u Bath
Goth dag Of december 1852 O'Clock the afternoon shos
they have why assignment should not, made
ssd nsolvent estate aud he be discharged from hsis5
ol3
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L'NAMELED and COTTAGE FURNl-
II TURE WAREHOUSE, No ~ BFosdway east = sldr
u,tr Grap6-st mandatory No - Greens-s Inc odes'
e,tnhl,hed and ONLY firm in the United states Mn4 con
6pe then selves 10 the EXCLUSIVE hANUFACInhn OF
The FIRsT QUALITY Of ENANELED and OkNA-
MENTAL COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUltNinuhE;
GTLLIES l. BYREE. successors 70 MATHEW VIZ
IFs r,,peeffuy inform their old patrons and the YnD
fbat the SIN continue sell well-uIshed GENUINE
article Is PER CENT. BELOW ALL OTHERS.
The unparalleled success tai has attended our eoIts %
induced TO redoube eIertIOns IN producing Al
which after having stood the test foT years az nov ~ m
70 be the BEST and CHEAPEST ENAhEhLrJD,y IN
ElTUBE EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUN Ihi. i1e
latest PGTisan and Italian Styles always on hana IA" ~
order. . ,,,,1<,- az wv
A. we have the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED SIAIho' pr
with the most peculiar tastes "a resau 70 0o'' 0
mentng shading &C. &C. can easily bee A141eu- -.
While new Establishments without tne least
pretend 70 compete with rs by offering poor
our STYLES and designs representing tner "oiA 70 re pup
lie as Eusueed &c still are fGIy convinced ~ me
increasing on u.s. that the public know well now
70 nudge between AUCTION FINISHED TRASH and the
really GENUINE ENAMELED WORN made at our
Tho Trade supred as usual the most favorable terms
Esresses Psilasses and Bosters &c &C. At the lowest
market prce. D.. - A.. -.
car he ken any distance without sustaining the least
iuTy' GILLIES & BYRNE, No. 45Z Broadway
East side Grand-st Mandatory 10 ~ Green-st
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CUpREME COURT.-wILLIAM II. AP.

- PIgT0N JOHN A. APPLETON, DAsiaL . ArsLLtos
and SAMUEL y APPLE ToS sysnst A. ls1 49,
,d D-ss..nfs Yon Aerety Sasfooned All scss go -
anv :, the eonpsaf tbs se.sn shieh ~ss h~e ~ -
tie ol the cy and coany Wv "a. "a .as 49, !,
~ 49, con pinf 90 bers, at thef oee, Z - 90
"a N tsesy days siex ssTvss N III. .smaao.s
"a Won ,einase the DAY Of ,seh And Jos
..S a.. szl compnf vfAIn the stsssd pa
a.. rfon 81 Judgment
~,sr cbr tao esss ard nfers tsra Don ne q.
d.y 1851 te.se he costs Of hs Lt>s
l0N.ue Kev Yort, OF. 70, bt1 =. -.
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

~ sppcson Of the mayor Aldermen asd conaD4yc Of
New York relative the OPENING a oSR HUNDRED and
TW ENTr THIRDSTREET, from the Third avenue the
the eastery lido Of hounf nosfquae he Tveb
Ward Of sad ChyPube note Is hereby gwen, the Mayor A.
De- and Comnonay Of The City CT New rot
IN fuh DE- end provided the said Mtyor Aa.rHa
and cornoDsy of The City 81 New rok attend
The Supreme CosB a the sp>k Term Of
the d Court 10 BE- he'd the CITY Hall Ctr ssv fort,
on Friday the 9h day Of November isS al the opeans The
Cogn thf thsessr eoahe b. heard for
The sppontr-ut Of COmnlsscnef u Estimate and 10 tic
above enied matter that and ne Improve
Hent hereby nfsbded the OPENING Of ONE HUNDRED and
Nv ENVY Third eTkEEt from he Third avenue 20 TIE nv
the ezssdy se Of Aoant Aorr .ss Ises
RsTd d said Ctr. lid the paa a sal t aSier
and By sHtne Of at u the ssfcre Of the People e ss
entitled An Act relative luprorue tourtns ne nyf< y
Cy q Nov York snd tor obef pfse'
passed April j. ns7.- Dated New fork. orto<r ~ Is9
on tnl9 henry Y DAVIES ,cosss~i 70 tbs cofpH''Sh
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CyTpAASUJpS and frst-clsss CLIPPER-

STEAMSHIPS and frst-clsss CLIPPER
- SHIPS for AUSTRALIA.-The new and splendid e!ip-
ptrship NEBRASKA, loading AZ pee No IS E-st
Nv found Tor Port Philip Sidney and Melbourne VIII
a on or about the lot Of November for the above PoA
The Nebraska Is ons Of the finest ships that ever eii a
in IS dsys port port This vessel has nne hoEy
on board tor the use Of pesenge The accommodations Of
this splendid ship cannot nor never have Teen -,
hi, couutrv For freight OF pasase apply T. RlGSER
c. H. CASTLE or 70 YOUNG Co. No $50 MsS-st,
ecpsJ 81 Reaoe opposite ,bs New ora ,od Ere Rsahos
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HrnSON hawaii RAHROAD.-FaIl Ar.

Il Il ranzernent Through Fares Al Trans between
Avwl ork and Albany O. 81 Tram, ssye CAAino n 81
daily (Su1devs erceptedj for Albany and Troy.
Exprr.E TTain { A. ~ through N hOIr. connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal a o'clock came
evening.
Nal Train A. M-Th-oagh Way Trans srd n. VI.
Expres. Tram r A-Aeeomr1odscon IIain l+soP n
For Peekskll al A-M.-2 7. NJ. .nd ol5 r NJ
For Pokeepse Il $50 A ". ana $50 p NJ. stopping AZ
ali Nay StAtors--Sundsy Mail Tram P VI. rom CaGa-
U-Fassngers ,skeD at Cnamser, Canal Christopher l4th
spd 5lst-stN GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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VANDERBILTLINE-For SAN FRANCIS

Collie shortest and cheapest route-Ony line giving
tickets for crossing the IsthmusThe flvorte doube-en
CINE st anshp PROMETHEUS lS00 tuns WI leave from
Tier No. North River O'Clock p. NJ, precisely.
FRIDAY Nov s. connecting with the Pac c
the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but twelve miles of
lard transI oTtaton.
These steamers are unrvaled IN their accommodation and
ventilation.
Fornfonaton passage, apply only to
ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent
No Battery-p!ace, up stairs
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CUpREME COURT-City and County d

- New Yort-Pe,er Hcg-msn .nd Iapra ,hs ws ssait
Mazda. r. Palmer and Sarah H., h wife John w. PAns' AID
FI..lsth wife William H. Palmer and Niles ChsTOck and
Hors Louna hs strSnnnon,fFO r Ksbcl)fo ELIZABETH
MIR You hereby sullned and requeito toe
couusif N this acon and he
mid onyjnt he subcnel. A his oaec No. Is william IL,
the Csy u SeYok. within twenty days amer he .eyee here
AZ -z asive day such -eEssey add
tie within the sfore~ad me Dnf b. Ar
syply for the ehef dcnnn5ed ~ the conDtt TIE
eompsiat fled IN the ote 81 ibs Cisst q t CITY and
CocBJ Yort The 10Th day o. ss2tcuef A. d. iss2
.SsiaSs~W RICHARD s. EMAET, Plasus', Aporney.
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TOR L1VERPOOL-United States Mail
Il Steenship BALTIC, Captain Jos. J. Comstock;-rhis
steamer viii derar with the United States mails for Europe,
positively On SATU RDAi Oct 81, AZ II O'Clock VI, from
her berth the foot of Csnat No berths secured TIL paid
for For freight passage, having unequaed aceommOdA
tons tor elegance and comfort spplytO
EDW. h. COLLINS Il CO. No. IS Wall-st.
Passengers requested TO be on board at NJ The
steamship ARCTIC will succeed the BALTIC, and Will
sail the 18Th Noyemher.
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SUPREME COURT-Horac


IN against John Bassns
LYDIA his We JANIS Bartne and Jsrs his wife,
siepheu Bartne and Rachel his VIE Joseph BaFt Hefekh
Mount End Maria hs wife Sarah Bzrne DAVID w Brn~
and his Oliver " N Bsine n he
RI hard and Elisabeth his Philemon AMI Lucy
r. h John y. BaNe and h. samuel D,ftlne
PObe Horace Martin and Mary his wife, Thomas
G. Baf;re and Jane h wife Cornelius Ba tine and Selma hrs
David BaItne and HENRIETTA A. h wife, Jaas Foot and Hsf
his wife, Nathaniel Ngham aud Amanda his wife, jesse
FULLER and E1aeb his Geofss Tier and Hannsh bis wife
EhEsheth Kinney, Joseph Huh and Amsls his wife, fhrs
Huh james sdde and his wife Elizabeth A. SMITH
In psrsuarcs Of and y order a this made the
the ninth September Inst notice hereby
persons havuc general cn or ncumorsDCe BY Judgment
otherwise the undivided share oi the
premises hereinafter described produce the
the named SAID order before the Sh
tuy November next ohce No Wall the City OF
New York proof then liens and acumbrsnces together
With All factory evidence the amount due thereon aud IN scy
the such ncunran and the dates thereof respectively
The prenpes de-cred the complaint olowsi All
t the south eastery side Of sih
City Yofk, fthytwo lots fsroand s'u
ate the Ixh ard January thousand esh, hnndd
twenty Even BY the number bounded and de
follows the south ossesy SADIE OF
hundred north sasteT the north
eIy Of sh, and ao st. thence north essteTy
9Th i've feet ess 10 lot number said
map south essey parallel With 1h IT. hundred e.'
number hirtyfwo said mspJ hcne south
eastey rael with shs
ael with hundred feet sth the
place OF teglnnns-Dated October H. 1854
skEFFIxGToN sANxAY, Rsieres.
srsvEss a Horu, Attorneys OLE law6~Wed
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DFD ASH COAL.-Egg, stove and nut-size
HI my, Red Ash: also Lehigh egg aud stovesEe,
Iee 81 and delivered from yard the lowest market prlee
lard No. ~ FTRnkln-st. JAMES AiIhlN
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E EffI u K. coELiSS 1 Co, No So wanst, n Y
BROWN. SHlPLEY L Co. Liverpool
E G. ROBERTS Co, No Is Kings Arms Yard
London
JOHN MUNROE L Co Rue Notre Dame des We
tories. Pans; or, GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The OF these ships Will not be accountable for god
silver bullion. specie ewery, precious stones or metals IN
les bills Of lsdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 4 Co Liverpool
HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
Il NONA-SCOTlA-The and splendid steamship
SIR JOHN HARN EY built expressly for this hne, and
furnished In elegant style or the accommodation OF ptsen
ge,s Will cave the end Of Long Wharf Boston; for Hall
fax. every SATURDAY at O'Clock p ~ and leave Halt
fax for Boston every TUESDAY, al o'clock PM Fare
First Calm. including meals $40 Fare-Second Cabin,
without meals SIS For freight passage apply to CLARK
JONES Co.. Boston Z. WIRE Co. Halifax or the
Captain. on board.-BOs;on. July 81. 1872
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UREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

NJ BEDS MATHIS SES, &c, at CRAWBUCK'S, No
358 GrAnd-s secOndd door OF EsseH-st, NewYork
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-The
attention OF families about pure asing respectfully invited
she large and beautiful assortment Of Beds Mattresses
PsiEasses, Bedseeds, Cots &C. all Of which have been
purchased low cash pcos aud will be sold At such prices
10 make il an nducement all call and examine the
above previous making their purchases Goods sent
any part OF the city Brooklyn and Wamsburgh free OF
carriage Old Beds and Matr renovated and made
w CRhWBUCK No. 353 Grandst,
ID door east OF EsseI-st-
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CLENFIELD PATENT sTARCH.-Copy

~ Of Testimonial from the LaundTess Of Her MAestys
Royal Laundry, Rchmond, Surrey:
Mr.. WO1BERsPooN, No 10 Dunl0pst, Glss-0v
The Glenfed Paien. Powder Starch has been used
for time in that department Of the Royal Laundry
where all the finest goods are finished Tor Her Aaesty
Prince Albert and tie Royal Family. arc have much
pleasure informing You that has the highest as
Gction. NJ WEIGH. Leundress 20 Her Majesty.
Royal Laundry Richmond, near London 18th May; 1871
Wholesale Agent GEORGE WALKER No. 2'8t Wash
Mgtonst- Newly oIk.
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

II -Un and alter Sept q the ioHowlns Trains VII
leave DanbuTy:
l. GAS A. NJ with passengers connecting at South Nor
walk, with the New-York and New-Haven IA M trns
Tor New-YSlx stsO9 NJ
5l9 K NJ, with passengers and freight connecting with
fne New-York and New Haven S5 40 T. NJ. At o5o T. M
trains TO Danbury will leave South NOrwaik;
l. 9a A. M with passengers and freight receiving pas
sengeIs from the NewYOrk and New-ifaven7 A. H. tram
from New-Iork.
2 $40 r NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the New-York and New Haven $50 r NJ Express
toin from New York and the 40 accommodation train
nom New-HAven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Daubury Sent 20 1852.
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Clothing, Me.
Ocean Steamers, &r.

NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
~ SHIPS-SE MI-WEEKLY U. :. MAIL LlNE.-The
and elegant steamships
gNION ........ ............. Captain X Adams,
SCIVHERNFR .......... Captain w. Foster.
JANIS ADCFR .......... C AIN J. Dickinson,
Forming regular seui-weeky Inc between Newt OK
AID Charleston, viii make then tTips &c follows; -
SOUTHERNER. Wednesday, Oct. Is
MARION Saturday Oct. Is.
JANIS AD0ER. ............ Weonesdsy, Oct %.
risv Oct. >.
SOUTHERNER........ W nesday. Oct q
MARION Saturday Oct. 81.
JANIS ADGER. WEDNESDAY Nov. s
INION........... ................ Saturday Nov 6.
sol w enesday. Nov. TO-
MARION Saturday, Nov. Is
These steamers leave Per No North River o'clock
T. N precisely For freight apply on board and 10. pas-
sage AZ tie cOlnfing-rcom OF
SPOFFORD TILESTON Co. No. ~ South-st.
Savauuah Passengers furnished with hrC aga noses with
ont additional charge.
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
IA best papers in other cities and ct v B. PALM
Frs Adyertsing Agency, Tribune BuiIdngs
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Uater Cure.
feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-
of ne CoaE,y Of New Yafk hereby al
persoas having ss1t JOHN TAYLOR ate q the CITY
vouchers hsreof
ssh,erter her hop-> No Renves The cy of se-
Yofl before he 18th day Of Ag BsHt-Dsed New fok,
me h.rseenih day Of ocsoesr, ls52
o2rIsytmws IAyIpIA A TAYLOR, Atp~-trssk
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EAUMONT's PATENT STARCH
lt POLISH, FRENCH LIQUID BLUING, SLOWS
CHEMICAL ERASINE SOAP-EoT sale by j. I. JOHN
son l. Co, Nos IS Cortlandist and ST. B5wery These
articles he bought al other place Nelork
tho exclusive propeors OF and psfentees Of tue
other Tie Starch Polish "a stamped eve-y cake Beau
monts Patent Starch Polish" and both It and the B!uns
have fac sie Of j. T. JohEsons sglstare the abe.
and wppeT. None other genuine. As .lere ia-
tons PRETENDING De the work Of Stows and some
times sod for hs, purchasers should that John V
Slows C. ; Chemical Erssive Soap" IS stamped every
bar. None other IL genuine.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
' Tr=.rs lsz.e 7ersoot ofDasne-st follows:
kNrR,ss TRIM Z; An. for Daux-k connecting with
h;sEfa e -Hto.is 'or Ces Gland SsdusSy Toledo AID
AonToe. ard railroads 10 Cinen al And Chiesro
G2iL TRAIN az All. for al s,atio.s
NAY IRAN ei ~ P.A- VI, P.s-lloa, 70. Delaware.
NicIr ExrErss TRAIN 4; Pm for DanNrN connect
rig with 6fssCass steamboat for pefro, S-c sunef pr
with E1rrtss Train for CHICAGO
ENIGRANr Train AZ Pm. VI Pie-nont
CHAS. MlNOT superintendent
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SOUTHERN and NORTH

MI s'OO uhu N'Chst -
w ERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-OKEAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and alter MONDAY, May 81
until further noce-passenglr steamers and trains WIN
EXFREss STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST:
WARD-One Of the hrst-class steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN. NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily, SUNDAYS excepted, at
NJ ard Dunkrk at u at night reaching Monroe at ZrM
the next day proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express tram will leave Monroe at I'M, OF ON Las
ARRIVAL Of the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching C-
sago the same evening and connecting at chicago with o
cRss Milwaukee aud other ports on Lake Men
ryan and with Canal paskots aud Railroads westerly non
EXPREss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WAKD-Express trans viii leave Chcagoat I. M, daily,
excepted and reach Monroe al next morning
An EXPIRE s. steamer viii leave Toledo every morning eA-
cent SUNDAY and leave Monroe arrival Of tho trains from
Chcago-Lnd reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous 70 the time for the % Express trains east from New
York Albany and Boston. - 80
regular boats foE Detroit and Toledo - 10000, ,,,,,,,,
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train viii leave Toledo daily, sundays 81
ren,d az NJ connecting Toledo with line OF steam
es fro Cleveland and Sandussy aud stopping at al mo
way stations will reach Chicago al ~ Pm
GOING EASTWARD-Leaye Chicago daily, snnhsys
excepted at % An stopping at all stations ana arriving
Toledo az NJ ting with steamers 20 sandushJ ana
Cleveland and arriving there ~ time tor al tne morning
trains from those places. ,.,,
peeketbost leaves Toledo at for Fort Wayne and
port on the Wabash Canal JOS n Moohh
ADRIAN June l. 1857 onpeIi'epie-
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. Z

il RICKsON 4 Co. No. les Fuliou-st, Offer for sale on
the lowest trrns Writing Papers, English, French and
American.
Newsysper AL sizes, weights and qualities
Book PAPER. all sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Pspe1 fancy oologs and white, OF tie best qushiy
Habrins Paper white and cololed, different widths
Hattsrs Peper, thin, snd Of the best qusA'y'
Cloth PAPER So1t0 S6Nt0, aud 4tX4S
Pattern Paper, on rolls for tsnoTs- .,
English Hardware Paper. large assortment JusI sf''e1
Shsstbiug Psrer Of the rest quality
Wrapping Paper. Straw, Rag, ana Manila
Tea Paper Of different sisee
TAr Roofng Paper. suitsbls for roofs, IN rolls
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Copartn hip.

I United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
~ by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS II. NOR
TON:
First-The or firm under which said partnership is 70
be conducted is EDWARD STAPLETON.
SecOndThe general nature of the business 10 be trans
acted the manufacturing and dealing in Hats Caps Straw
Goods, &c.
Thrd-Tbe the general partner interested therein
is EDWARD S1APLETON, who resides in the city Of
NewYork and the of the special partner CEPHAS
H. NORTON whose place of residence also the city OF
New-York.
FourthThe amount of capital which said special partner
has contributed the stock Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars, in cash.
Ffth-The said partnership TO this twelfth
day October 1852 and TO terminate the LIST day OF jan
uary 1886. EDWARD STAPLETON
New-Yo1k, Oct u, 1852. CEPHAS II. NORTON
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surro-

a.e Of The counsy q Vtv rork hereby 10 Al
ssr.Aavrs c. ass RTfS BRrNs hie o(tsr CT Ne
rok s-sassd pe.~n The -tA vcace-rs rrf 70 te
Al IA. r-~,nce The Ctr ~ We iors
- O. tes the ~sny 6h day 81 Deemor s>st-osses N~
fcft. the S,d Cay Of Jgns. lisa
cs3 lsvouWs THOMAS WALLACE. fxecu.ow.
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ApPly'
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships COM

IOfirg TINS line are Inc iOlOWIilg: - . :.
ATLANTIC, Capt West Pacific, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Capt ConstocA-
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built BY contract expressly Tor Gov
eminent service Every has been taken their con-
strucon sso their Engines TO insure strength and
SPEED and their accommodations for passengers une
auAlcd elegance and comfort Price of passage rom
NewYoTk TO Liverpool N hrstclas cabin. SiA second
do $40; usve Of extra state rooms sO' from
Liverpool Newly $50 and An experienced sur
geon attached each ship No berth secured until paid
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Compsny's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1900
tuns go horsepower, Robert Crng S9mInalder VIII
sail from NcwYok for Glasgow SATURDAY, 18th Nov
And on SATUR 18th Januasy- al Il o'clock, noon
First Cabin saloon State Rooms) ..............S0
First Cabin, (Midship State Rooms. .......... IS
Stewards fee included.
Auplvto J. Nc SYMON, No. 50 Broadway
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DEGIIAR MAIL LINE, via Stoningtcn,

DFGIIAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDkORD
and TAUN TON The steamers C. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE OF this Inc, regularly Is hereto
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River, first wharf
above Battery place, dsy Sundays excepted, AZ r NJ
and Stcnirgton 81 O'Clock NJ or on ARRIVAL Of rzal
train. which leaves Boston at } 2. NJ.
TIE steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
d.iy except suniays At Up NJ New-BedioE and Taun-
ton passengers proceed Immediately Oh tie ARRIVAL Of he
mail train a. Mansfield.
For freight passage apply =. the oee No 10 Battery
plare or on board the boats.
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NETWORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL


v ROAD.-FALL ARRANGEsENr.-Septein isoS-
Trains OF NewlOrk leave the corner OF Csnsst
and acknowledgements and Specis-st7 and ia
A. NJ. 1 and : 7. NJ, through TO New-Havsn.
Ats A. NJ and 81 ?. NJ. fol Port Chester.
The ~ A NJ IN connection with tram rom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield, and with tram over ne
Canal Road
ExPRESs TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford Springfield
Boston Connecticut River aud Vermont Railroads 70 Og
denshlrgh and Montreal
At A. VI, stopping al Stamford and Bridgeport con
Meeting With Housatouic aud Naugstuck Railroads At
BRIDGEPORT aid Canal Railroad at NewHsven and az y
p NJ stopping stamford Nor'sak and BRIDGEPORT con-
necting with Housstonic and Nargstuck Railroads q
Bridgeport.
Trains into acknowledgements ard Specisl-a
s., and sS5 A. NJ, and 40 T. NJ, through from New
Haven.
At9 A. NJ and 345 p. NJ, from Port Chester.
The 9S5 A. 81 receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford, and Canal RailTotas a. New Haven. The 40
NJ. receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Eaven arrival Of trains
from Boston and 80 7. NJ, (~topp,ng Bridgeport
Eorwalk and Stamford leaving Boston st A. N. ard
81 NJ
See large bill of advs rsemept al the station House sad
principal hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New -Hayen. September, 1882
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BUSINESS and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
DROOMSl BROOMS! BROOMS !-The

I'D undersigned has established Broom Depot at the store
Of Horace HARRINGTON No 2l3 Ryer-st, Troy n. y The
tIsde in the City Of New-York can be supplied with
JAMES HOUGHTON.
n Borders addressed to HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy. Ny, viii meet with prompt attention.