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CAcITENAY RIVER.-Salt Water


> patbi,g and Salmon shing For the saguenay'
ono,ny at Murray Bay River du Loup ana
TSPPF NIL knoun sea gong steamer hOW LAM MIL
CsSt 8 Ryan, having been put IN GO 5 ~
i;S Nth new boi er below, her furniture oeus and Veu
Pvset,sc ana renovated, with an upper dlhDg s40In
furnished in the most modern styei ana tayo
~, dso IN he sup ,lied with the best the
with commodous state rooms, ana 90
his ropte with every appurtenanee ior nc ,L
g., and safety Of passengers and % her great stsnsn
va need is particularly adapted u me ABOVE t,W
ang leaves Montreal for QUEBEC on every SOS-
- EVENING AZ O'Clock. aud leaves the 81 'hdie~
D Dft an TI-FSDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK, lot inc
on,ed fashion able watering places ana VII CONTINUE
s;, the remainder Of the tray ling eison, every
rceeoirs Mondsy from Montreal and lHySay ,ou oo
~ a, the same hour; proceeding every "saneseay noH
cscouna n passengers offer no the nver Ssgueniy
,o,be far fsmed Hs Hs Bay, and places o' " INV
ma es'a. on Monday will be landed In Sonrea
-. re surceedug Friday morning - -. c,r O,.b.c
on VIC d -. Uill will also leave tns PGr ~
Ine ~ ~ mn and Cscouus FRIDAY ~ kNiSo ~ 80
Iss,,r,rin, 20 Quebec on Sunday and " "0"s'' ~
moTniTg ,,--..-, from last wears prices. -
rare NoHtreal I River du LouP or Caeslus.
-, Montreal 10 Ssguensy and OscS 70 ~ dn,cL
| T,on Montreal ~ River du Loup or CscouIa ~
| "a Montreal trip -, .f.,,aal 10
Er1 Montreal 10 saEueEsy aud basA 70 ch;i5rsn
NJ Included State Rooms % GEMS H. osssen.
| =, 70 years and servants sccompanyinsoS sa'" 49,
gers Tau e. N Montreal to ChIcoutimi M
DSs iron Montreal to Cacouna ''''''''S SO ,;Iss
D.ssnce nom Quebec 10 Che0uunh' 1S0 ,ilss
Dsecs ron, Ouslec to Caconna ~ 2 I've,
DS saJamodious Hote have oeen up. 49,, "a
Ia q So cscouna for the reception oil 'i''''i' '
| A., Montreal. June, lco~ ----
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c,

sylIB E.1 sanosxts Of the County Of kes', noues
I-rby ves law, 70 all pssoes hasns em 49,,
AK DoREMUs att OF ID. City Of Brookys dscessed ths VIZ
s,s reaus 10 exhibit SANE. with the yoceher hseo 20 @
srk.crber Al his resdspos Old Bedford Road near ,n.
n The CITY Of Broosyu. before the 2lr dsy
dated. June ~, 1851. 0iLBEBr Doksn.,,,
i.aof.w6naWs n''"%s-
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LA pIlRsrANCE Of an order Of the surrogate

- coau.v Of fOrk hereby even 70 al y rs"ns
~ a.. MARTIN BRUINS, late Of the CITY o. New
Yo seessed 70 present NE same With soeehs,s -sso q ~
va =, =, before twenty hh day 81 December nezt-Dae'
N sr To- I.s.ysSs THOMAS WALLACE, Executor.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

IN CARA FALLS-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAO.-This
new and beautiful line of road will be opened to the travel
ing public Wednesday. June So 1852 at Ehch time Pas
sengers trains will commence running a. follows
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester at 80 A. M
"a Accommodation $50
Sd Way Express, SOP. NJ
Arriving Niagara Falls at $50 A. M and 1S0 and PM
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
LIST Train-Wsy Express leaves Niagara Falls at 5I5 M
ID Accommodation, $50
Sd Express, 500
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains the Al
bany and Rochester Railroads -
Passengers by this Route, leaving Albany By $50 NJ
Train, will reach Rochester at $50 NJ have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls at 80 AN
or leaving Albany at TO A M, viii reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara Falls at
9P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls By either Of
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork Boston,
Twelve Hours In advance of any other line.
Passengers by this Route will take the Cars on the right at
the Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBURN, supt
Rochester, June "a, 1852.
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Gules bn Anetion.

The Valuable Business Stand, No. 1870 Canalst, near
Varck ST. at auction.
4 J. BLEECKER will sell at auction
a. On WEDNESDAY, July IL, 1852, at u o'clock,
the Merchants Exchange the following very desi able
property viz: Canst Property-The valuable three story
Brick House and Lot Of Ground In fee known as No 100
Genial ST. north side, between Hudson and Vack sts and
only few doors from Narckst The House 81 feet In
depth and is now occupied two stores The Lot Is :,
feet 'front.' by from 40 to 46 feet in depth.
This peEty very desirable and Is OF the best buzz
ness stands in this city being in great thorcoghfse,
NEARLY equal to Broadway with number OF stages passing
sing to almost every part OF the city In
the Collins line of Steamers and the Clinton Market at the
foot of CsDst together with the HobOken and Fort Lee
Ferries make it altogether OF the most choice pieces of
property offered for sale Offering unusual inducements
for the investment of capital
large portion OF the purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage For maps and further particulars apply
10 the AuctioneeT, No 7 Broad st.
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE e.
SMITH, ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of KINGS notice here
BY gwen according al having CLAIMS against SOL
ONION C0NkLIN late OF the City OF Brooklyn, deceased MAS
they required exhibit the With the vouchers thereof g
the subscriber s. WARREN sNEDEN, his residence No. -
the City OF Brooklyn, before the 18th day ~
November ne1t.-Dsied May TO- 1854
CATHARINE 7. CoNkLlN,
DAVID b BAYLIS Administrator.
s. WARREN SNEDEN, } myll lawomT0
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G ~ onIer of JESSE z.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF yLs l.,' L>
r-n seeo.dns % law 70 persons having 81. tss,ss a.
TUs o. TOMPKiss fs Of the CITY q , so.ehs s-rsa ,e
bsr HENRY YOUNG, a. h a., ~ EoysnIss sara
the City OF SswYort. OF before NE NV ~
Dated Apns 81. isa IN .,cys r. roxPKIssl Er.sa,on-
Iawsmwed.f HENhi i's
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at6t A. for Dunkirk, connecting with
rstcsss steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky, Toledo and
hS M.@ re- a; NJ for al stations.
W. To- AIN Al 81 r NJ, via Permont for Delaware.
~ Ia. AN Al II P NJ, via Jersey City tor Delaware
NIeRr EXPRESS TRAIN at m 9 sIssss soHnsSs
with Express Train 70, Shi'sSfo via ftsmOnt ..n,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
II Of the County OF NewYors notice hereby al
hayns claims against WA NEGATEIT Known here The
Of franeis shu late OF the City Of New fo grocer, do
ceased the with vouchers thereof snbscrb
their Office No. IT'S South the City Of
before the 18th day OF July nextDed New York the aay q
January, 1873 CHARLES FOX, o.
jsO lsw6nrur HENRY ARPEN, A'e0u'o's'
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NEW YORK and VEN

! ' RAILROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT May
i952-Trans of NewYork leave corner of Canal
IT. and Broadway. - .
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEcIAL.-At and llSO AN,
Ais Express TO Stamford and Norwsk, and stopping at all
Stations beyond) and at $50 NJ through to New.Haven
At 1880 p. NJ for Norwsk at $50 AN. and $50 PM for
Port Chester The 30 M runs in connection with Train
from New-Hsven TO Hartford and Springfield and with
Train over the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hsven, Hartford Spnngneld'
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Os.
densburgh and Montreal Az AM stopping at Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housaonc and Manga
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad al New
Haven and at $50 M stopping at Stamford Norwak and
Bridgeport connecting with Housatone and Naugstuch
Railroads at Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEwYoRK Accommodation and Special
At $50 T. and 935 AN, and An M through from New
Haven At AM from Norwak-at $50 AN and Si5
PM from Port Chester The IS A NJ receives PASSENGERS
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads At New
Haven The 40 NJ receives from Hartford aud
Springfield Railroads
EMPRESS TRAINS leave New on arrival OF Trains
from Boston, at LIS md $50 PM stopping at Bridgeport
Norwak and Stan ford j leaving Boston at A. M and
S45PM.
See large bill Of advertisement at the station House and
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, JR,
SUPERINTENDENT
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st.ses win be in eadins' 9 Dse7msou sppy TO
parts OF the COUNT soy BRO NER. No l5l Mest9
Nge EP S0Py L AEhMfL T1 L'P ssSss kos@.oa
KEYPoRr ana n snd KsJpOr az NJ soaenin "a >.
Pier s y Nj each way FNsts KsyPor . esn''' i''
Hauiltop ia eenta
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ArEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-Samuel

IN Cochran Charles p Cochran, Thomas Cochran and William
Barbour Henry Summons for demand
Com TO HENRY hErZ the defendant above
named hereby summoned aud required the
plant this action, which viii be died the Office OF the Ce OF tho
City County New YORK. the City Hail. the Cay Of New
the said complaint the
subscriber his Office No u Wall ST. in the City Of New for
within days after the OF this summons
cus Of the day of such service and fail the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF It's actos wills
judgment for the OF hundred and seventy
dollars and eighteen cents With interest rom the third day Of
October hundred and besides tho costs 81
this The complaint 6led the Office OF he said Clerk
City Hall the City Of New York. the 18th day Of juno
1861 jel5 sw6wTu+l CHARLES JONES Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Ocean Steamers, Mr.
l !. @iIITSS1TIfR'AlI.IA. PORT PHILIP and

a USI hhLIh' ,,,,,, ~, .,A..-,h.-,
= - - s;,eh ,ba .nendid A 1 clppershlp mtGNOLiA
che next nip Of this line, tho 18th jay Th 'psns ss
slippership 900 tuns burthen, eomnaoeo e~nso
Nd eopyenisncy Of passengers and families FOR tes sr.
nsssase which will be taken on the most sI Ma
IcS on hoard Pier No II EsstRver or 81 o, ~
No Il Front-st RUSSELL MORTON: no. o. O'9s"p'
orto EIIIOT ARKELL & CO. No. l4o feaIi-G
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RAILROAD ROUTE. from

" New-York to Burlington 81 Johns0 "a intermsdists
, .a~a. va and ,sGgGsS %,
Passengers and freight Through tickets can DC roisbt fo.
me bv stssmer Traveller from Pekp every day
M to HswHayen and thence 70 al Northern oes No
the Vermont Valley and connecting h1,n 2vnr sS~nt
l52 South-st. N. Y. -
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

Y and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Tiains leave
Pier foot of Dunest. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. NJ, for Cansndagua Rochester,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada West-arvlng at Canaan.
daigua same evening
Mail TRAIN at SA NJ; stay over night at Elmira, and
arrive at Canandsgua early next day.
NIGHT EXPRESS p M. This the tourists route 10
western New-York and Niagars Falls The cars are large
ana pleasure cannot be equaed by those
on any other Road.
VIM G LAPHAM. Supt c. and l. Railroad.
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SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the sp

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the ap-
~ plcaoI Of the Mayor Alderman and commensy Of the cS
York, relative 70 tie and laying out OF pubic
place known sTUYvEsAYT QUARE, IN the ssysniesnh
Ward CyThs Co nisions OF Estimate and
the entitled hereby
OF OF the Legislature the people Of the
State OF New YORK. entitled An act 70 amend entitled sef
several relating particularly the City Of N.wYo.
passed April 90 1889 and also the sntd An
amend entitled relation 20 the Coscsp Of
the Cy and County OF New Yo for
purposes, passed May a. s4O" passed May s the
owners, occupant OF all houses and
improved or unmproved lands affected thereby that hsy
have completed their amended Estimate and Assessment
the above entitled matter aud t all whose interests
affected thereby and who be opposed requested
present their objections wrIns L. DELAFIELD SMITH,
the City Of New Yors, within thirty dos from the
this And that the limits embraced By the amended
estimate and follows, that A the
parcels bland situate ns aud the 18th and
hne or side Of Third b-wesn the norey OF Fifth and
e southery SIDE Of Eshhst sso the bloch Ware
Ssssss' =. % il1 r.1p
kno~n ~ me ia Ont and dsssaztsi % the mms sns
$40 be~s'g, Nu.sd BY the said commnsonef on a. "a
benz IL die Street C6mmssonsrs onre o tns ~" ,hss
sofe,yi And the said Commissioners mfthe ~ .,,ssi
he espsas ed % sA s- Sn.aal h.,
sp.cal OF the said Copii '" - nss -. ~ lbs,
I'M H.. civ OF Yok, on SATURDAY, ~ T...s, -
s and ma' 'ae b made sa amended kseor ane ene
continued And notice - erus ~ ~, va.
e,~. charges. and dsenrsemsnp incurred ~
:, ia the enltsd msffsf sih ps uIS "
Hon ESsa ~ .as sY.sc SsI sas Count, 81 New:
", .. the CITY Hall Of the CJ Of New fot on ths ~
III, ,sss az O'Clock the forenoon Dates fo 'ons I"
yay is0'' wv TALMAs }. WATERS, r..,,...oos,s.
i"s. JAMES n. PISCKNEr, tCo"
| Y. DELAFIELD SMITH, ,.ss 10
u...v v Dxyus.
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ALBERT H. NIcoLaY, Auctionser; . =.

ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer
MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS in
~ WESTCHESTER VILLAGE at AUCTION
COMBS 4 NICOLAY will sell on WEDNESDAY, July
IA 70 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange ~ good
Building Lots situated in the pleasant village Of Westches-
tea lSl miles from NewYork City BY the Harlem Rail-
road Nor maps and full particulars apply to j. Hutsch-
ler Westchester. or No SO Chatham-st., or COMBS x
NlCOLAY, Auctioneer No "a Grsnd st- near the Bow.
cry Sec Auction advertisement in The Daily Erprsss,
Courier and Commercial Adrertiser.
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. VcIuAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning

II ,"n saT BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NE Wa,BBsE,DTr
f6p AHNE2N 81 I'll. tine now regularly .,
and as,Oatsly leaving Pier No North Kys nls.
5f daily NJ os On sflssl >, s''
The steamer PERRY leaves PTovlSs6e- for Newport,
5siIv .xeept SUNDAYS at ga and 2 NJ We, Rss.nrd
a, Taunton passengers proceed inmedlagey On e ai
of the mail train at Mansfield ~ N p..t.vv
niace or on b. ard the boats
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d. NO; exclusive Of extrs size satsroos e3o; from
Liverpool to Hsw.Yorh $50 and a20 An experienced sur.
feos attached to eech ship No berth secured until paid bs
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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rTtIF RRTTISH and NORTH AMERl-

uNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW;
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between bos tI
and iIVFRPOOL-The Boston ships only Gaining 81 nan-
lax 10 land and receive mais and passengers;
sRARIA Cant AFRICA HARRISON
pFRsIA Cant - EUROPA T. g: Lott
ASIA II. l.. Judkinh NLADAhAt J. o0NS'
AMERICA N Shannon, CANADA' Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Let;h, -, -
These vessels carry clear white light az usS neo eS0
NIaGtRA stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, July 2, .
AERICA Harrison fm NETWORK, Wednesday July ~, II
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, WEDNESDAY July 20
ASIA Iudkln, rem NETWORK, "Wednesday; Jul! 20
aMFRICA Shannon from BOSTON, "Wednesday, aug; =
EGiROpA Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday aug IL
NIAGARA Stone, fiom BOSTON, Weanesoay aug 10; *
AFRICA Harrison, fun. NEN-YORk, w ednesosy, 80
cANADl Lang fIom BOSTON, "Wednesday, sept %
.si J a E from NETWORK Wednesday Sept g.
AMERICAN Shannon frn BOSTON, Meonesisy $50 -
Fi-Ee,PA io,t rom NETWORK, "Wednesday, sew -;
| Passage from New-YoTk or Boston 70 h'eiP'
| cabin. $l20; second cabin S'u
! Berths not secured until paid for. .-.o,nt f,r
Freight ~ill be charged specie beyond an 'o'~A'
personal expenses. -,
| An experienced Surgeon on board -. .h,o,sh thu
| rF- All letters and newspapers puss pas
i'seomee fO' "et ~ SifSARD No Bowling Green
" French German and other toren ooS 2lrb Nm,
ard brought IN common with British Voooh
ofsding are given in Havre for Ne~-f0rk ..h.. "A
WATcHEs-By order Of the British treasury W.
foreign manufacture bearing the names or ula A " -,
manufacturer will be hereafter admitted IN Ing ~
quence OF which French and Swiss watches may DC
al Hayrs for cewYork Boston, VIA LiyerPSo-
incuing the sk heretofore OF being seized ~ inc Tug
lsh Cust0m- House
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"a, ri. .u. !. the susl issus Of ael oOmp.n,

a. ..eh wear This Issue e The tns tss1e o' ea COMPANY
=. ~ sonTtruction of said Railroad. 49,. t,,,,,
~ eso have been 1ss0ssSd snd Ss
sncun. are ~ ~ Duncan Sherman Co. bankers
spghes 81 Nsw.York at whose banking house ths sens
snus interest the bono. viii hssss, os which mi.
IN s,stan Railroad have been fally demonstrates
80 X revenues OF the Road thus far and when shall %
with the Mississippi Ryer c,nns main ns S .,
son.naiiee.csnn and hns"s =. 3. -.
"a ,.,ion Il nav be confidently estimated to draw rame
s,ons to s cost second to road in this country
~ nt revenue OF the Road and the certain increase
49, ,ss sx,enson of the Road aud growth Of the country
thtsry 10 IL renders the bonds now offered security OF
s.ost ubtahle NewY0rk, April =, iS9x
NV JOHN B. TURNER President
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DlTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

l Coal Company prepared 70 deliver 10 families h
any part Of this city, Brooklyn and W1bsnsbursh nom 10
Canal Boais and several yards tho various uxes of IL
rttsfor Coal which superior A1thrscte for domesfs
Apply st the yds corner Of lfhs and 9Th Wessss
Morton foot of Goveneurt Eat River foc OF
North l0th-st willismsburrh; foot Of 0olds, Brooklyn
the Office OF the Company, corner OF Broadway enc
Wsl-t The Coal viii be delivered 81 ~ 70 per sun o.
from the ysrds
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c1ea,nhools ajIo IsNNsO"~-. =
roR Albany. 81; POUGHKEEP-

TOR ALBANY, 81; POUUdhEEI -.
sIE 5ocTs. HUDSON, IS CTs-The new saa s sIe,
CANT aNS kdD n6sd w w ssnS as. p and
OF JsS-s,ne I'ndins At West Point, wbursh rough
DAY 70. HSds paI Kingston Bristol cat; and hadST
RStsrning leaves Albany Tuesday, IhuIsos ~ anu y
y. ~ ssrne hour making the landings as above - -
rSa1 no crcumstances will any Of the ab9ye snsns' oe
oasas5 JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent NO. 10 rione
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only Though U. ;:
Mail Lie for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwal
and Panama The splendid and double engine u .
Mail steam ship Ill NOIS the fastest steamer in the world
25ey burtnen. II HartsteDe, U s n; Commander
foln pier at foot of Warren-st North River The Pacific
Mail steamship Company's magnificent steamer NORTH
ERNER will be in readiness at Panama to receive the I'M
noss mails and passengers and sail immediately for San
Francisco. -
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINWALL: -
Ladies' Saloon State Room.
Lower Aft aud forward Saloon, do ............. %
Second bin Standees. -
Stceraee
Passengers will be landed at the Railroad wharf A,pin
wall free Transit of the lshmus the p,ssengers ex:
pebs Persons securing through passage BY the United
States Mail from NewYoIk, have preference OF
accommoo alton board the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates Of fare from 10 San francisco on the most
favorable terms For freish or passage, apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY at the Office of the Co.'S
No Ia West-st corner of Warren, N. Y.
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Tor souam and Freehold viii run In eonnecuSs
II 80 stssesto convey passengers 70 81 pa % NS
WIN All persons are forbid trusting the above oOa' "
- ..count of the owners
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nor SHREWSB HlGH-

LAND RoeE oSE4 Mot HSTsEb 6cke ssowMs
PORT W,Aa1H,toSn ! and RED BANK.-The popular
poOn; Ep%TN LEWIS, Capt J. ? COrlisa viii 'saV'
pohtn.cpst Pisr North River, {. 'e.ow'; sh,.w,bur,
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Clothing, &t.
-~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NJ 49, >>>>>N
FASHIONABLE H ATS.-Elegant
II French Silk Hats at ts$l less than Broadway prees
Neat Hats at 81 50. BkoWN,
No. l5S Canslst, one door from Sullivan
THE BEST PLACE to get MEN and
IL BOYS CLOTHING resdy-made or made 20 order, u
At No 81 Fulton st. At this Establishment you viii ind
large assortment Of fashionable ready made Clothing Also
splendid assortment Of goods which will be made to order
In style that cannot be surpassed No 81 Fulton-st
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VI tHROUGh 10 -'y.-Sr--.;--. - - .
AT REDUCED RATEs.--Hew-York ss ,a San
e.n.,sco Stesmship Lipe.-The new steamship esiIsD
sTATFS Edward Dennis, COMMANDED will take her de
oarture for Aspinwa, Navy Bay, on sATU ,s -,
connecting at Pansms with the new douDeenelne
s,ssn,bip WINFIELD SCOTT. 2loO tuns burden George
Cole Commander. which steamer awaits tns sIr Wnp
S Immediately thereafter proceeds to San trsne''o aue'
Sithout stopping at intermediate ports r., 49,. arr,
by sny on this route and experienced surgeon
attached to each vessel =, A.. ,o,,na .atwsan Nev-
~ INC a Co.. IN ssveu days ana hour ano Una
Winhsd Scott performed the voyage between w 70 ru,
and Panama 10 the shortest time On Is00iu ' - "
njng and actual time from port TO port
Books now open an" Univ DAVIS BROOKS CO.
Apply Go aSsnts No % Bsaverst
JONES l. JOHNSON,
No lp4 West-st., corner OF Lioerty-".i. .
PASSENGERS per United States will dsemoaTk o
wharf at Aspnwa and take the Panama Harosa ao~
open nearly Goreona, thus avoiding te US. to
upop landing in boats ChsgIes and the nver na'ssH "
| Corona
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fcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Suro
gate the County Of New Yok, notice hereby all
persons having claims HENRY TRACY, late Of the cu %
deceased the with the vouchers tereo
subscriber his ooe No "a Beavers the City Of New
York before the fourth dag OF December Dated New
fork, June 4, 1881
Jsi:s~ssIs. CHARLES TRACY, Administrator.
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nUE BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK

gives notice to i,s DepositOr that interest VIII De a.
low ed at the rate Of six per cent per senu ~ that
not exceeoinE $780, and at five per cent wneie ose @
amount on deposits made prior to April ana hos sue
withdrawn payable the Bank, corner Q, ogs , not
called for will be added principal 70 the v crpa ~
depositoIs WN. " p. D%
FRANCIS A. PALMER, ID Vice Prest- ana treasures
NJ HnpprR MorT. Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to
IN all persons havins claims against GEORGE BOLDLY late Il
the city County deceased that they required
exhibit ane vouchers thereof the
their place business ~ the City Of New fork,
On or before the 10th day Of May nexDsd November 1884,
RICHARD BOLDLY, 4, 4,.....x.
all iaw6mTus MARY BODDY """ss
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THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of thirdclas passengers will be taken
nom Philadelphia and Liverpool and found Ia provisions
From Phlsdephis $40 From Liverpool. 6 guineas
Freight fine goods 60 per tun and goods hard
ware, lie will be taken subject TO agreement
NJ B. By the late alterations in the sailing Of these steam
ers and the facilities for quick travelling BY railroad and
steamers In Europe those TO whom time Is object
visit Great Britain Ireland and the principal continental
cities allowing them about ten full days do before
turning and be back in the United States in 40 days from
starting Rates of passage out and home-Afer saloon
berhs $40 mdship $40; forward Sl20; third clas $50
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship
For freight passage, apply TO
THOMAS RI CHARDS0N, Philsdepbia and New. York.