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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy, AuctiOneer.
SALE of 30 Cfi

VDEKLME lcAIl[ VI NV
/ BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES IN IN, me
City of NEWARK, WITHIN 40 MINUTES ofthe CITY
OF NEW-YORK. u,,reo.v ~.
so AZ NJ O'clock at the Merchants Exchange ~ bea0
fu Building Lots and Cottage SITES locatea ~ to s I'D
noe feet deep and will be sold with the privilege OF 90
ioning lots OF the size, This properly situate on
,he highest point elevation in the city OF Newark ana t
to is of the finest quality, and s immediately III the e VI
he manson of VIM Rankin, ESD aud adjoining the former
beautifu residence Of Joseph e. Wallace Esq These os
'front.' on FaiunOunt and LItteton-avs- whch arc oy re-
wide running from Bank ST. 10 OraDSeaY aoq NVl Dana
Camden and Cablnetsts These o.s are w.out nc; u
miles OF the city Of NewloTk having perfect panoramic
view OF the cy of Newark bay aud barbO ana surrounding
country and with the naked eye be seen the selnsP
and sailing We sells going and ont The New arOor
Tbo nte in this art of the city Of Newark IS OF tue prest
oualtv comm from solid rock and unsurpassed Ihee
are churches of ell dcnOmin tous and SCHOOLS III tne
Immediate vicinity Of this property these o,s arc VIII
nj The L st chat have been offered az auction m
tis section of the country for Eany years
TIE City of Newark "a Of the most pleas mt ces IN
The Union and the largest IN the state OF Ne~Jesey c-
tanning about 81, OCO inhabitants, aud property Is
very faidly IN value locations for private rthu'nces
me street viii all he graded At the expense 81 The owner
Merchants mechanics, and others dong Dushe,s III wv
YORK can live in the City of Newark and reacn New olA
iaato 40 minutes Newark is only nine miles by the New
Jerey City. - w
Tie leave the ferry every half hour until II PM and
The Communication ~ only so per Omnbuses Leave
Newark and Newlork every - minutes aud the three
steamboats, ply daily The fare by omnibus aud steamboat
only III cents
day OF sale 30 per the 2st of December when the
deeds will be delivered aud the balance, 30 per cent
remain bond and mOrtg for three years at cent
discount OF per cent will be made all lots bought for
FURNISHED every purchaser For maps aud full tlcu-
hare apply 60 the Auctioneer. No 40 Wsilst tA3l
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IN pI,RSUANCE of AN order of the Surro.

te Of TIE County New Yok herebg u al per
having cm sgnsi JOHN BBODlE ate Of the Guy OF New
No dcesd peens with voueer- thereof 70 ne ao
Ter Al le oas VIM g. Freeman ". CIV Halp 'e ~ u .
CAV o. Nov York tiore the fret Jay u june neSDs1I
NeS Ycrt The RITA day Of November, ltbs
80 lawfmInt JOIN bNDUIt AuHNn.ua"I,
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ITO JOAB COUCH-You are hereby sum

n the Conpaini ~ ne cg1fen
q jane Barr H. whh % ihe hth eyo No'e
ter. 1852 ae the Dice o. the Geek q Ia Col.y o. &
coy HeaTJ = hoft1a - " -
as- Brorkporf Couny houroe within "saJ sJs a'
spniro- eHelusIye Of ne dsy o. hs 1870
hereof. aad you I'D the eonp1nt ne ssi WI
Ga<Et sss-st tlaO a. tseh1E "h rrs-i
rql-vs~ra A. p EORTOS Plf;1s Attorney.
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DANBURY and YORwALK RAILROAD.

tANDthI ana NOhWALk hAlLkOAD.
leave DsnburJ.
si5 4, NJ with Psss.Issrs ee1nsSas at South Nor.
YAH, with re kew-fcrs and New-Haysn IA n aEa
for few.Io-k. sfSos A NJ.
Sis NJ, with passenger ana freight connecting with
tie New-l orb and New. Haven SIS Az 7. NJ. M5S5PM
IrAias 20 Darl lry vii cave South NoTw Ak:
l. 91 A N, with rasseL and trei.t receiving pcs
SINGERS rom TIE New-YoTk slG New-AsyeE A NJ tyaia
from Sewlo-k.
? SieP NJ with rassenre-s cuJ, receiving passengers
from the New-iork and NJ w-HayeL $50 Y. NJ Express
train frcr SewYork and he ~ accommodation t.ln
scrn New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Danbgry. SPIT. - 1882
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BA Chiffon Auctioneer.
DEREMPTOKY SALE OF LOTS on

Il avsv, 18th, and S5th SITS, NETWORK. and on VIII
son ST., BROOkLYN.-COLE & Chiffon Will Sell at
Auction Gu TUESDAY Dec. T. 1852 at u o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange:
6ha-l Lot of Ground 25 feet inches by 100 feet at
southwest corner of6th-av. aud Sthst.
Alss-2 Lots each 25xlo0, the avenue adjoining the
above
5h.stlO Lots each 25 BY Zoe feet inches the south
nde, distant 100 feet west from 6th-ay.
5h-st2 Lots the of the above and Of the same
dim,nsons north side commencing zoo feet west from
6ih-av.
Brooklyn Property, Wilson-sf-5 Lots each OX7j feet
On northIly side ofWsoast including the norhwostegy
conner Of Leeav. and VIII
For terms maps aud particulars apply to the A1etouees
No Wall-st. (5l3)
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Sc.
Correspondence Of Tie r. Y. Tribune
TORONTO, Tuesday, Nov. 81 1852.
1t is confidently stated that the Government
hss at length definitely resolved the Saul
Ste Marie Canal n Provisional work We may there
fore expect that tie sanction Of Parliament will be
asked TO the project in February.
Official notice has also been given of an in
teption to app g Parliament this session for charter
On the subject of the future commercial
policy, there lie jut now good deal OF speculation
Some ASSERT that Mr. Hncks win take action n the
rnotter nil il is seen what course viii DO taken by Con-
ere,s in connection with the new incoming Democrat
ic administration Of Gen. Pierce This seems TO be
the more probable course under the circumstances;
seeing that one of the great dsn gushing features OF
the Democratic creed is opposition to proectionist
doctrines and and policy. Even thoso Canadian Jour
nails which supposed to speak the sentiments OF
the administration, give uncertain ana d,.cordnn.
sounds on the subject Naturally enough the Montreal
ers advocate a settled policy, preferential duties In
fyor of the 81 Lawrence but such doctrines mud no
acceptance in Upper Canada where the supporters OF
the Government could be- brought b support a pre-
erennl policy only a means, not a. an end
Mr. Whitman agent for the New-fOrk Crys.
tai Palace Company has met some sort OF promise Oh
cc6peratlon from Government, when parlisfnsnt
RhAH meet IN feDfuafy, lulr uit'uhoh VI '"c PN'N'
meni has met the thanks OF public meeting at 1ntrea
where the enterprise Is entered into with considerable
sprt The exhibition Is considered ~ AN excellent
mode of advertising such ss we may have 20 sell
Perry OF Montreal came of with ,uch lying coors IN
rerafd 10 his fire engine exhibited Ia London that the
Mcntrcsiers enter more leelingly into the nter than
tIey probably otherwise would do Orders for these
engine are being received from south Ametlca and
equally dstont points In other directions
The Toronto and English Railway Is TO DO
commenced forthwith. Twoof the contractors are mere
and they are prepared put large number OF men on
tie lire nj once A journal In this ncighoornood sta,~
that has received intelligence OF the oior OF al In
esh firm TO build the loop Of the great trunk hne run
ming back from Toronto Peterboro and coming OUT
again ON the front at Bellcyille, condition that me
municipalities ON the line viii raise eocOOOO-the con-
tractors to supply all the remaining capital
An agricultural periodical has just published
I'm ANALYSIS of the late Provincial exhibition held Ia hs
civ IL appears that ~ foreign articles were exhibited
carving oil 81 prizes The total number OF horned cat
De exhibited was 1871 Of horses 228 sheep, 100; Pgs
AZ The grand total Of the articles exhibited was 3oi2
and sbout O. 800 was distributed in prizes
The weather is cold and the Cholera has en-
trey ceased The fall wheat looks well throughout up
per Canada It's future success WIZ depend In so"'
measure upon the char aeter OF the winter Lc
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TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup-
hlOA REWARD VIII positively he
Watcr Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUrH ORANGE, SEW-JERSEY-Visi TO -hii
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad the fool
OF Courtand;-st., az 81 and u NJ end ami z. NJ.
Returning, leave WaterCu Station ~ enc 81 A. NJ
snd South Orange at 2! and 81 p VI.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
Il CURE is conveniently arranged. aud now open for
Winter treatment. The cold s favorable Every
attention Will be paid TO tie comfort of patients Terms ~
10 slOper week n. BEDORTHA NJ ID.
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matebes, 1emeIrp, &e.

WATCHES and JEWELRY-SQUIR L.
w BROTHER, Nos 81 FutOn-st and l82 Bowery, would
call the attention Of their friends and customers
that visiting the city il they want of fine Gold
Watch such az Beeey Tobies Cooper Taylor and other
celebrated Makers Silver Ware ouch az FORKS spoons
Teasets Gold Jewery, &C. that are now prepared
better than 20 sell the mentioned goods on the
most reasonable terms Our stock large and well selected
as regards taste chespness I'd durability Our mode OF
raDted represented Your custom Is most cordially so
cited.
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b. A CHuroN, Auctoneer.
VACANT LOTS of GROUND on Still,

10TH aud nTH-AVS aud 52D-Sr-COLE X
Chiffon will sell at auction, ON WEDNESDAY, Dec l.,
1852 at II o'clock the MerchsGt Exchange the follow
ipg desirable property viz ,
On sh.ay-l lot Is feet inches by 100 feet on north
east corner OF 8thav aud 7st-s also lot on 8hav adj
Joining, IS feet inches BY 100 feet
On iOtav-3 lets ON the side, including northeast
corner f6Sthst corner lot p feet inches by 100 feet the
sdioini lots each 20 by 10. feet -,
On lthay4 lots, each % by 100 ieet on te eas' Au,
heiWt DIST and 5.d-sts 80 -,
On 52-2 lots each % by loO iee nehes on the south
side, 100 feet west ct lithsv ,.as ~
gNall Il, NSll
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Office is hereby given to all persons having

claims agaast the eriAie Of JAMES C4LIERoS late oil We
- al New lofk rhysF creased they required 70 81
b the rne tie voucher thereof 70 the uhc bet ne EN
Ito. al the n,t .rd IT ad derei.cd ~ h- p zee ~
.fs No lbi BanoN the Cty ~ View fok, on 0f before
~. l,h a.y 81 Ianusfy 1853. JOHN CAMERON, Executor
IA HF-Tu
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ADVISER and MARRIAGE

WI GI,DE-A practical trvatse never before pg 9h.aed
TOWNSEND, No. II, J. c. HARRI0T, No: az Broai;
way; and BY TIE author. ". LARNONr, Physician and
Saigon No. y Reeae-s.. corner of Broadway, " y
where he treats II these complaints from II W. TIL W.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI


II IT'D > Vy''
posing this line the follOwins -
ATLANTIC. Cept West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC Can't Luce BALTIC. Capt. Cons.ock
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract Gov
eminent seryee Every has been taken IN their con-
ruton as also in their Engines, 20 insure strength aud
sneed and their accommodations for passengers are une
qusled for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
HewYork 10 Liverpool in irstass CABIN Sl1' IN second
Tiyerool 70 NewYork 4JO and o. An experienced sur
on attached each ship No berth secured until paid Tor
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,

DEGULAR MAIL LINZ, via StOningtOn,
IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-5EDEOap
spd TAUNTON The steamers {. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, Of tbs hive, now run regularly a.
h,rstosoe Alterustely leaving Pier No North River a1t
wharf above Battery Place, daily su-4ys excepted, a.
NJ and StOuington o'cock P " or on Arrival Of
the neil .rzin which Leaves Boston e. ; z. VI
The MASSACHUSETTS, from Acw-lorf-Aonday,
"Wednesday and Friday Frun iaar-
cay and SsfurcAy.
The steamer PERRY raves Pr0vAense for Newport,
daily except Sundays. ats 7. NJ
For freight passage sppy Of the once No ~ ns3e'y
PLACE or On boaEe The boctz-
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j. CoLTos, Auctioneer.
II ARGE SALE Of CHAIRS Of EVERY DE

~ SCElPTION MIRRORS, SC, &c.-THlS DAY,
uesday Nov. 90 al 10, o'clock, nj the Auction Rooms No
80 Beekmanst will be sold about 10 dozen black walnut
and cunaple Chairs of various patterns also Boston ROCK
ere and Cottage do: also very large assortment OF rose
wood and mahogany Furniture Also large [eDcn Piste
Minors small do 80 Sofas with Carpets ana vi oolls
Every variety Of Household Goods Tor psfioi' o''' ~
kitchen. .. e. 1a.I.rs as the
sale will be y. rnptory There so about % fair MAJ
,ssses and Psillasses More full particulars tomorrow
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Tor FElb INV q z c01LLiES Co, No IS wal-t Y
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 Co, Liverpool
@ ROBERTS Co. No 10 Kings Arms Yard
rOIiS MIrNROT & Co Rue Notre Dame des VIC
tories Fans. or, GEO II DRAPER Hsyre.
The owners Of these ships will not be accoantaD'e io So
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or metals M
les bill. of adng signed therefs, and the value Thereon
eNpreseed
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millinerp.

TINO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style of La
and Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat Ladies and Misses made from the beet stock in
market Also, large and handsome assortment OF PLAIN
embroidered Cars of the latest Paris fashions with
STYLES of Dab and Silver Felt Black and Deb Beaver Has
and Flats for BOys Misses and Children, at MONARQUES
old establishment, No. 223 BoweTy.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORIH-
Nl ERN INDIANA AUTHORITARIAN NAIL
ROUIE TO CHICAGO.-On and after hONDAf, May 81
until further no,ice-psssens- 'seses end UAIS WIN
ru FFSPREss STEAMERS ana TRAINSolNG WEST.
WARD-Ore Of the iirstclss steafne. sOGTHERN
MicHIGAS. NORTHERN INDIANA r EMPIRE
STATE win leave Buffalo daily, SUNDAYS eSpted q:
PM and Dankirk u st night Neing AonrLet PM
the pexf dav and proceeding 70 roleap the aEoon
An eUrt~ tram will leave Monroe at Pm, on 1tho
arrival Of Tie boat daily Mondays exc sd reaching Or
cazo the sane evening and connecting q Chicago with fra
els a., ,, Tor sukeo and other port 90 Lake Mich
isan and with Canal packets AID RAirosas westerly frorE
FXPRrss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOrNcG EAST
uARD-Exurts. uAns VIII leave Chicago az N, .<sils
s.rTdavs e1srted and reach Monroe 81 81 next mOrss
Ar e1vress amer VII leave Toledo every norninz
een Sunday aud leave Monroe ARRIVAL Of the trains rp
Ccar-snd reach Dunkirk and Buffalo several ho1s
vouI u oE the fEst Express sns east from New
York Albany and Boso1-
The steamers and tAns a. Monroe viii connect each way
,eaulsr boat. for Detroit end Toledo. - =
ACCOMMODATION NAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-TLis train vii leave Toledo daily Sundays ex-
cepted at AN connecting al TodO with ne Of sean-
or, rom Cleveland and Ssndnsky and stopping AZ al nc
vay stations will reach ChcsEo At 81 Pm
GOING EASTWARD.-Leaye CHICAGO dsly, sundays
excepted II 81 AN, Stopping AZ all stations Aad afyns e.
Toledo N connecting with steamers o. osnaosAy ana
Cleveland and arriving there tine for al the morning
Hans from tho- places
pacsetbost leaves Toledo At ar Fer Wayne rnd
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS n mOOnhi
Adrian. June l. lSi2 oupcthSNo"1u-
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot OF Duane-s l. a. ioilow5.
ExPRFss TRAIS at AN. for Dunkirk connect nS WIN
fsclass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusdy. Toledo and
Monroe and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN II M for all stations.
MAY TRAIN at 80 L NJ, via Fremont. Tor DolaN are
Mon ExFREss TRAIs at PM for DGnhrk. connect
ing with rselass steamboat FOX Deot direct; sonAeesiHs
with Express Tram for Chicago
FaIGEANr TRAIN al Pm. va P!eTmOnt.
CHAS. MlNOT. Superintendent
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Professional Notices.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY in DENTIST
RY. Too,hache instantly relieved without pain or ex
traction by Drs. H. c. UCONNOR J. CONNtRY Sur
sica and Mechanical DenSts and manufacturers Of incor
ruphble Tech at No - Lispenards Bro,d way Al
operations In DE- ntstry executed in the easiest and safest
mode Particular attention paid % iudiciousy repairing
and regulating ehidrens teeth Their Pocket de for
the pubic, IN the treatment Of their teeth be had
above.
IT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
" . word-indispcnssble 70 travelers-iss9ed by
J. p. MONIES. Notary, No. e6 Broadway.
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

IN qua and ELMIRA RAlLROAD.-FA ARRANGEMENTS
Trans leave NewYoT and Enc Railroad Pier loot OF
Duaue-st.) rs io lows: ,,, -
Mail Tran al A. NJ ar.iyesa. Elmira at loi r ~ stays
ever cht and leaves A. " for Ctan1ag Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls aud al the principal towns IA Wet
ern New ork AID Canada
ana an uars above mentioned Passengers by this n1in
TAX IN Elnra Freights for The above places VIII
De- taken bv Express Freight Tram az T. NJ.
WILLIAM G. LAPTlANl, Supt c. and E. H. K
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
Tor sHREWsBURY HIGHLAND DOCK

Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCk
IL OCEAN HOUSE long Brsnch) PORT WASH
INGTON. MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK Md
detown.) and RED BANK--The and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT. Cspt A. II. HAzscTty, vii ieaTe
the New Haven Pier, Peck-p, Eas, River, a. follows:
SEw-YoRK IRON SHsEwSsVkf =,
Tuesday, Nov. l6, 6 A. NJ Tuesday, Nov. l6, II: "
Nedne -tay Nov IL ga NJ wednesday N0v.l71es VI.
Thur.Ssy Nov ia 10 A n THURSDAY Nov. IS, II 2: NJ
FRIDAY Nov. 10. II A " Friday Rev. 49, = NJ
Saturday Nov 20, Up NJ. Monday, Nov. p 2. r NJ,
TUESDAY, Nov. -. 2; I VI. WEDNESDAY Nov "a r "
Thursday, Nov. y A ". Thursday, Nov. p :. Z. NJ
FRIDAY Nov n IAN Fndsy, Nov. -, 81 T. NJ
saturday Nov =, sA.A. Mondsy, Nov. - = A. "
TUESDAY Nov. 50, "a VI. TUESDAY Nov. ~. lef A NJ
r "a -. for Sauan viii nm IN conect on with boat
S,s9es to convey eli parts Of the country Al
persons forbid trusting the above boar the aeecur; 81
the owners
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In. HOFFMAN, Auctoneer.
DUBLIC SALE of WOOL. NJ. HOFF-

u MAN Co, will sell at auction, on THURSDAY, "a
December DE Forests stores Brooklyn first store south
Fulton Ferry Tor account Of nsoyent and deceased per
sors estates 600 bales BuenOs Ayres and En.re Rios
ahed Wool consisting of Mestizo MeTino, Mestzona ana
Garnet Woods
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Hle0iral.

GREAT CURE for DiSPEPSiA.-Dr.
" HOCGHTONS Peps1n or Gastric Juice. prepared
from rennst The remedy fer thus distressing COM
ulaint Agenfs j BALL Co. No. ltO Nassan-st.
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DITTSTON COAI.-The Pennsylvania Coal

Company is prepared 70 deliver to faIsies In any psf
Of this City, Brooklyn and Wilhsmsbureh, from us osna
Boats and several yards the various sfes OF It's rston
Coal which is superior Anthracite for domestic use Apply
At the yards corner Of l4thst and Shaw Mest-s near
Morton the foot OF Governeurs East RIVER 1000 OF
North loth-st, WhsInsbuFgh; foot Of Godst, Brooklyn
G a the Office of the Company corner Of Broacwsy ana
Wast The Coal viii be delivered AZ ~ IS tun- OF
3oeo bs, from the Canal Boat and q IS resTeeDed from
he yard
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Goal.

Goal.
COAL.-The subscriber has In yards, ana is
~ constantly dischargng all the vsrops hnds OF AnnIa
cite and Bitunuous Goals, via; fcach orchNu piasA
Heath Lehish Liverpool OIrell Camel, sidney &C. Se-
All OF the very best quality delivered IN handsome oaof
and for sale low JANIS ~ w" a..
Downtown office No 81 Nall-st
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-. having csms CLEMENS F6Ef aieof mo arm Of
FIry K sah. The ct New No dccereA TO pr ent
he hme Nh vouchers thereof the sd5scer, Al h oe No
as Crtervch 81 the Cyo View Yok onof beiss the tat,
10y OF MY n,,-Ded New YORK toe tei9 day o. Noyenci
- ms, lsw.mTul JOHN FREY
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VINITFD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL AL
STF ANSHIP COMPANY.-Only through L. , MAI, n ~ .
Or CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VIA Aspnwsh ana an,
sma-The splendid new aud doubsse1Snss - a:'
n Commanded viii sail on MONDAY, December o q
c'eleck NJ precisely, from pier a. loot OF Marn-s.
Soth RIVER he Pacific Mail Steamship Corpsnys re-
L. Ne, ssarier viii be in readiness AZ Panama 70
,e Georeas mails and passenger, and sal oi
- Eorriseo No Efforts VIII be spared by the two Con
nSnes 70 put their passengers through With expedition COM
fort snd safety. - ...,xu.,,
Ladies' Saloon, Stste- Room.
Love- An and Forward Saloon, dO....'''''.''''''
Second Cshn StaDdces. az
Pss.ensers viii be landed II the rllrosd WAT, Asa,-
x. free Transit OF the Isthrnus 81 the psscnsS -.
pense Persons securing through passage oy tne IN -
States Mail Stra1ner from New ors nave 1890 -
rormodsfiou on besrd Of the Pacific Asl steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama TO san RANG 80 % -' ~
favorable terms For freight or passage sPpay
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, ct the Once Of ne 20;
No IN West-st, corner Of WsIEen, " 4:
B-shippers are requested supply themselves WIN
Ne Company bills Of sdDg which viii be alned - nc
Office between the hours Of 10 and oeoeh on 'Ds sy VI
sailing
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CrcaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-
Il Of the Comfy Tork he -y gvrrto an
,l'ons has cams NATHAN RAlNOR ate Ut the City
Of View loA bier deceased % pem iAe with vouchers
rrco % he uhcr her rcsd 70. 100 If nj -. tn
city New orb before ihc 97h dy o. My nsx;Daed.
". York f1- I'D Iiy Il November. l~j2.
Il. l.m.nIAt IANE kAlNNl A lnn.rairlN
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DEpUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin.

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HI surance Buildings, corner OF Wall and Wlhem-sts
Offices Nos. 10 and II, ground floor. 800
This Company having their Capital OF $1,000 paid in,
in cash and securely invested prepared TO insure against
Loss and dsnisge b. fire on favorable Krns
The charter Of this Company provides hat after paying
interest 10 the stockholders at the rate of per cent per
num- ourfths Of the remaining profits are TO De divided
among the assured in scrip bearing interest which scnp u
10 be redeemabe in cash whenever the accumulated pro ~
sud capital shall amount TO slco1O0o
TRUSTEES:
Jos Galard j. John A. Stephens y s. howland,
Jas NJ. Waterbury, James Warren, stephen whitney,
C,porge Curtis, Arthur Leery, Dan. H. Fearing,
George T. Adee NJ. w Hamilton, VIM. II. Russell,
ID. s Kennedy, Denr1nR Duer, Aug u Do"ning,
John J. AstoT, Jr., John steward Jrr ~ % Lamar
Fred. a. Deano, Robert H. hinturn, MN u. Aspln"an
James G. Bell Reuben Withers, VIM. b. Duncan,
Dsnie Drake Smith Edward c. Center, Chas II. RUSSELL
Fred g. Foster. Josiah Cakes Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hail, Robert = hone ,,o>,,, MI,
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN F. CURRY, Secretary
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r ACKAWANNA COAL-The Delaware
i and Hudson Canal Company receiving orders Tor
Laelawsnna Coal eileen and in coed condition for steam
shipping or purposes by the cargo or smaller
quantity deliverable either RondOut or in the hAfoor oil
New.York, from their boats or by carts
Apply at the office OF the Company No 81 Waist or a.
their wards foot Of nubers, corner OF King ana Green
wiehsts cor OF Goeveneur and Fronss Newh otA' soa
in Furmanst NJ ar the foot Of Stato-st Brooklyn.
ORRELL COAL and SCOTCH CAMEL;
" The subscribers have in ysTd blun1eIs oeS ofIv
ol ard scotch Camel which they will sci low 10 deaien
oY consumer Also Red Ash Coal Of the best qnahty Le
hsh Whie Ash Sehuylki. English Camel and hAinoet'
ton best Orren. Apply TO >>, ,,rptrrw
Nc As C,old-st and cor Suffolk aud Rivlnston-s'a