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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH


WI ERN INDIANA RA1LROADS-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On aid after MONDAY May 81
until further noticepessongcr steamers and Trans VIII
FXPREsS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD-One Of the irstclass steamen SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted, a:
PM and DlkIk ct u at night, reaching Monroe al I'M
the next day and proceeding % Toledo the same afternoon
An ex ress will leave Monroe at PPM, or on the
arrival OF the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting at chicago with r
class for Milwaukee and otherports on Lake Mich
and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago. $1,000. -. -
WARD-Expres trans viii leave Chicago 81 Pm, daily,
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe at 81 next morning
An express steamer viii leave Toledo every morning.
cent Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Chicago and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours
vous TO the the first Express trains east from New
York Albany end Boston.
The steamers and trains at Monroe viii connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo. - -
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-Ihis train Will leave Toledo daily Sundays ex-
cetted ats NJ connecting Toledo with line of steai-
ere from Cleveland and SGndUsSy and stopping at all he
way stations will reach Chicago ST 81 PM.
GOING EASTWAHD.-Leay Chicago daily Sunn'Js
exceTted "a AN stopIlg at al stations ard arFN ns az
Toledo AZ M connecting with steamers 10 SCnasAy aud
Cleveland and arriving heTe IN time tor all the morning
tlaius from those places . =, . VI a,
rack, tboat eay es oodo ct NJ for Fort Wayne and
ports On the Wabash Canal JOS H. MOOiN-i
Adnan. June |. 1852. SUPERINTENDENT
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NAMDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from PerNo North River, foot
of Battery place Tive lines daily Morning Line at 10 AN
by steamboat JOSEPH BELKNAP. Fare 9. Afternoon
Express Line BY steamboat JOHN POTTER, at Up. NJ.
Fare, lst class cars, s3 I'd class cars, q Returning
leave Phi adepha from foot of Walnut-s at 10 A NJ, and
ppm Kmigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS, from Fer
No. I. at4PM. Fare 81 80.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

w ROUTE from NEWYORK to VERMONT and
CANADA-Through Tickets 90 Bellows Falls Kutl ma,
Burlington. Windsor White River Junction, Wells RIVER
St. JolnsLury ST. Altens Rou.es Point Osdensbursh aud
Montreal by the NeWYork and NewllaveD IN connection
with tIe Northern Railroads Express Trains leave al
M. aud 3 20 m. Ticket Office corner Broadway and
Caual-st, New-YoIk. Freight by steamer TRAVELLER
from Pecksp every day NJ precisely PM N connection
with the Railroads. with dispatch al reduced rates to Bur
luetOu OgdtG sbuIgh Montreal AID intermediate towns
Tie Railroad Companies forming the NewHaven route are
determined make II the NEST comfortable aud xFediious
winter route from New-York to Vermont and Canada.
Aoer,f M , Ia. NY.
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DR. BERON's CELEBRATED FINALE

~ PlLLS-This wu2deTfu and justly celebrated rene
address Office corner Of Broadway and Hoastons' on -r
The rue Store The Doctor attends exclusively q al ONCE
practice. Hours from o'clock A NJ TO l. M ana nom
a. = NJ
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, drect-U. ). NAIL
EXPRESS LlNES-Through in y hous-New,Jersey
g. NJ. aud % p. II, from foo; Of Courandtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of Walnutst Fare reduced
b. g for fnf-cass aud 81 - for second-c.azA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the - lines from New Yors with throl rh
Conductors Passengers with baggage the ferry - MIN
nfes helnre the frans leave
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nANBIIRY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

NANBLh1 NlU NOI.N MN N-NII1I'V-hII
~ ON and after Sept %, The following trains VIII
leave DsnbuIy: . Ct, "
Gas A. NJ with passengers, connecting at south Nor
walk with the New-York and New-haven IA Nj tram
for New-YoTk, at 500 A. Nj. -,
ais NJ with passengers and freight, connecting with
the Newly ork and Newliaven - ~ T. NJ al ooo T. NJ
Trains 10 Daubury will leave south NorwaIk;
l. go A M with passer and freight, receNlns pas
seneers fren the New-York and New-hayen7 A M Tram
fom Newly DIRK. -
2 54OP NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the New-York aud New-Hsven $50 l. NJ Express
tran from New-lork and the 40 accumulation Tram
from New-Haven HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
DanhurY, Sent 20 l652
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENpAR-Tns DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos 2t-, 33l, 30, 100,
~. lO- 50 40 39o 5e4 5s5 j97, 500 6jl. 66 TO-
tS oil. 6lll Oh 6l3, 6l5, 81, 2j9 GO, tl'' olo
6lq 70 ga
CoMNoN PLEaS-Patl- Noe as, 499, SOC, sos, 5O',
700 81. ST., SO 52l 81 53l 5B SO 537. Par >
Nos ~. eco 6OS. 90 GA 6l6, 6ls, 90, 90 o2i
626 62S C3O. t32. tJ4.
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gate County New OK no, ce hrehy ven 20 Al Pc
on having H again JOHN 4. HCCHF>. ate ~ TIE Cif of
deceased pfent be with Vouchers heeo 70
the .uh-,rber 70 Ere Railroad B4dng- Re de
the City bre The fret dy Of Jane next
Dated New Yoik. the I'D day OF Noverloer l-t2
IA lsvGmWH JOHN COLLINS. IT,, Admir-.
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gate o. O. County o. NV Yot letT an pr
srs tv-gca IT,. against Wary ~ Caldwell. l,e Of L.. city
Of New YORK decesed pren. The With voucher hsot %
The snorter % i. p. denCe No. 7th Cry Of
New Yot o. or d7y March ns-Dsisd New
York. the 1t day o. , -ul5cr, -
.,,...uy NNAEYk,22E sor }Aia4i,tra,Or.
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Northumberland.

BOWMAN, GRINNELL ~ Co, No 50
ID soutb-et New York sole and only authorized Agents
o. the SWALLOW-TAIL LINZ OF PAChET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS Gail 9th LoNDOH fASkEIs sil every
and list oil every month. alie maze Thursday
LIVERPOOL, ,LONDON,
C0iS1lTUTION, SIR X. PEEL, ,
kTW WORLD CORNELIUS GRINNBLL,
OFTEN or TIE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS-
ALBERT GkJJATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBJ RTON. I1OkkION 49,,
INFRICAN Union PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing TO send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
6Lfme them by any OF The above M N ntent sipS'
NJ !, torpl,d tlnt M, ssrs BOWMAN, GRTNNELL Il Co.
\ the only Agents ET the above shPe IA thus cry
They also Issue Drafts from 81 ard upward when are
s,ahie at sight IN throughout Ireland and ueat
, Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No SO Soutb-st, n. Y. and Regents roai Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave Newiork 9Th and 2st OF every
ntDih
Icndon Packets leave New-York every alternate THUS
Day For passage apply as above.
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IN pIRSIANCE of AM orler of the sumo.

gate ~ for no hereby gwen 20 al rTr
sos hvne ,s sf-nst JOHN HFLME. lfeo' tn Cyo N-v
yor Plvn l.o,a-ed 20 present sh the
Of 20 subscert. tie 'r oi Charles omf@i No ti'
surre lid e Cvo the irs- Jay june
pe,t-D,i.d New Yort thc rrh DIV Of November. letl
MARY = HELMF. luna. trativ,
81 laVCmWf CHARLES oLMsfED Adminrtrsior.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c..

SMITH "a su-roci'e OF The Co.1y o. knss. rotce ters,g
gwen accofdIg law ai le-on hsT no f nsi AM DO
MS hie tn CTS Bookrn. deceased in1i hey 're r.
CURED 20 exhibit same vih Voll aers hereof 10 the uor
Der a. derec Cd Bodoi Road Putnam lvin The
CIV II before The 3si DAY Of DecemaeI n-Kt
Dated. June ~. 1862 GlLbkHI DokhNtH
100 lavtmM- AdnunnnNor.
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.,JDsON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Winter


III Arrangement, Trains leave Cbambcrss:- daily, f1r
Albany and Troy =. =,
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal st O'clock
eT Sai1 Train ga M-ThrCush Way TrainlP.M.
EIpress Train 5 p M.-Accommodation Train p NJ
For Tsuytown at2 Pm, ana an Evening Tam a. II
For Poteepsie ZAP M-For PeeLstinat5OPM
The Tarrytown Peekskil and Poke Trains stopst
Passengers taken 4: Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cansl-.t. ct 79oAM for Poush-
sioB. al" w. 'Ot GO 5a STARK a. an ds s
NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAL.
IN Qua and ELMIRA RAILROAD.-FaIA Arrangements
Trans leave New-Yerk and Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
Mail Tram at A. NJ arriyesa at Elna at lot NJ ssys
night and leaves at A. " fo Canandsiz1a Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls and all the principal towns Wet
Night Express at p NJ directly through Csnandarua
and all places above mentioned PGssenses by tins tram
,sAe RTeska IN Ea kfsis Tor ths a92Ve places WIZ
WILLIAM 6. LAPHAM, sGP't- c. andE r. Il
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL
INROAD-WINTER ARRANGE NEST.-November |, 1852.
Trains out Of New ork. Accommodation and special
AZ srd ny A. NJ and P NJ. through to New-Haven.
Ats.l0 A NJ. and 81 p. II, foi Port Chester =,
The III A. NJ rms in connection with train from New
Haven 70 Hartford and Springfield, and with tram over the
ExrREss TRAINS A. VI. end 81 p NJ for New-Haven,
R Rsr', ,n Rsrosd T%e.e connect At
vHaveu with trains Of the New-LoHdon Road 10 New
London Norwich StoningtOn and Providence.
The A NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport con-
Meeting win Housst0nic and Naugatucs Rairolds AZ
Bridgeport Tie 81 r NJ, stops at Stamford, Nor~alk and
BrdeepOrt connecting with Denbury Railroad Al NOgek
and with Houstonic and NAugsuck Railroads at Bridgeport.
Trains into New y ork-Acconmodstlon ard speca-et
81, 2 and 955 A. NJ. and 42O Z. NJ, through from New
Haven.
Ats. A. NJ. and 345 P. NJ. from Port Chester
The 935 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford New-LOnd and Csns Railroads, at New Haven.
The 4 receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
field ana Northern Railroads
Express TRAINS leave NewHaven On arrival Of trains
from Boston at and so r. NJ (stopping AZ Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston Gt A. NJ and
3IP.M Trains of the New London Road IN
ton.
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House and
principal hotels GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, SuPt
New Haven November, 1852
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

safe Of County Yori hereby 70 Al
rr,ons vrr claims 81 r.t JOHN READ late o. he Cy Of Nsv
Ioft dc'es'ed rent the ~h vouhers h@'eo 70 Tie
ll2'h -. 81 ~. H1en. ~ the
City York tie 9th day February
Dated. New Yc,i. the 18Th y 81 A.last. ls5l
su25 lawtuNr WILLIAM READ Atnn aisirl,or
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The ST.. NICHOLAS SocIETY.-Ihe Anni-
vcrfary Of the St Nichols Society OF Nassau lsanf was
celebrated by a dinner at John J. snedikers Hotel on
the Jamaica Road, on Monday evening, a, which l7J
persons were present; including many Of the leading
men Of Kings County The affair passed OF satisiacto-
rly. John A. Lott, Esq, OF Flatbush, was elected
President Of the Society ia the place OF Gen jeremiah
Johnson deceased.
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uUE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP

/ ANDES Robert Hutchings, Commander. is appointed
40 ,ail from NewYoIk for Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY,
,be 5b January 1853.
Passage money second cabin. 20
viii take -four cotton gram, and other freight at low
utes Apply 70 4. CUNARD, No. 4Bo"lng Green.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.
Y ! SFY-New-York 10 Taston Pa Fare 81 75-Fall
Arrangement commencing November Is 1882 Lesve Pier
No NoIib River daily, for Easton aud intermedisie
nlsces A, A NJ u NJ and 345 PM, and for Someryle
st445PM Returning, leave PhllpsbuTs at and An
and Sl5PM.
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IN Pursuance of an order of Jesse c.

smith "a srrcrte q he County of Nag, no,ce hereby
sver, % v 70 a rersons having c asnr NARY
YIELDS late OF The Crvo Brooklyn dee'A that hey
ouea 10 etif ihe -am voucher ereo - the sub
sber THOMAS HAMILTON a. n IT, Slslust The City IF
Dro yu on OF before dlv o December nsKtD ed Jgns
N iss2 HANNAH HAMILTON. ,4-.....-..,-.
jea3 lav6mW THOMAS HAMILTON,
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SUPREME COURT-GENxRAL TEAK.

EXAMINEEs.-MeSSrS. John COCHRAN, stephen
p Mesh and VIM Allen Butler have been appointed ex'
aiuiners of candidates for admission 70 the bar Tee
examination viii take place saturday a; O'Clock at
the General Tenn roCm.
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A COLLEGE JOKE "A short time since large
and heavy box received at Brunswck BY railroad
from Aueusts directed Pre.dent Woods, Of BOwdois
College The latter rejoicing in the anticipation o.
large aud splendid donation Of the fruits Of the Midnight
oil 70 the 8lcoyes ofhis already beautiful college library,
csured the box 20 be opened when there disclosed
the chapel bell OF WsteTylle College with polite note
10 Professor WoOds from the quasi faculty Of Water
Vile stating that highly approving Of the system Of in
ternatonal exchanges projected BY Mons. yattemare
they thought the scheme igh be productive Of genial
result brought into exercse between sister colleges
end getting upon this suggestion they had sent their
chapel bell which they hoped President Woods would
scceIt token Of their regard and Ia return trusted
ne would send them the chapel bell Of Bowdoin. The
Joke decidedly too heavy 10 take, and the box
headed up with lis contents be returned 10 Water.
vile But IL remained AZ the depot awaiting trans
portston the BOwdoin boys a. Is easily supposed .pr.
red away, and perhaps ere this has safely arrived
HsryaTd, Yale, or some other University. Meantime
he "pessing ber rings sal moisture from the eye. Of
wstervles grave faculty who TO supply the loss Of the
accustomed signal and 10 console their spirits
doubt obliged to take horn" Bangor Mercury.
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,

IL Cor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDkORD
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS,, of tis hue, now ran regularly as
bittofoie alternately leaving Pier No North River, hrst
shNf above Batteryplece daily Sundays eNcepted at
7 NJ snd Stunnatun at O'Clock I. NJ, or on arrva OF
he NAL tain, which leaves Boston al 5 z. Nj
The MASSACHUSETTS, from Newly ork-Mondsy,
Wednesday and Friday. FROM SoninSton-TuesdayI Thurs
gay and Saturday.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
sH, except Sundays, u2 T. NJ
F freight passage apply a. the ONCE NO ~ BAKERY
Place OF on board the boats.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
DOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK

DOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK
j OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Branchl PORT WASH
RG1ON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
IttoWn n.y. ana RI d BANK-1he and splendid steam
kai THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. H. HGgserty, will leave
d. New. Haven Pier Peck slip, Eas; River, as follows;
yRoM NEw-yoRK FROM SHREWSBURY.
Wednesday DEC l. n A. NJ "Wednesday, Dec. |, II A NJ.
fhund,y Dec 2 8 NJ. Thursday, Dec. :, III A. n.
FRIDAY Dec 8 "a NJ Friday, Dec 8 ~ y. NJ.
saturday, Dec 4, Up Monday, Dec, ., Pm
ncsclv Dec Z AR NJ Wednesday, Dec 8, y Pm.
Tursdsy Dec o 4 Nj Friday, Dec. TO- 7 A. NJ
Saturday. Dec H. A. NJ Monday, Dec. -, IA NJ.
iCescay Dec H. IAN Tuesday, Dec. Ii, lO4 A. NJ.
The stages for Squan Will run in connection with boat
Sgssto convey passengers al parts Of the country An
PERSONS forbid trusting the above boat the account ot
he owners
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hIOO REWARD-ELMORE Il Co.

qp lOO will positively, with0u, hesi1non eve 80
10 any person who show that any other haI D,e M
world EQUALS the celebrated BOHEMIAN HAIR DR.
,i,ber IN beauty and durability Of color or 70 prt'ent ba
flpg oe Sod q Nc 81 Hudson-s:, wis ce1t aud e's-
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TP PARK BrsJAms is lecturing at Gin

Es Nsssr- CO, PsovBrsss al ser'> ihe '''As
r nat o. o. n. arrrsl a n, Eiorats was o. cars
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFAL0 aud NEW.

N YORK CITY RAtLROAD.-EXtonsicn OF the SIX
Lost Track to Buaao-rhs road, oxtendiag from buGao
on tie New ora and Erie Railroad Is now
peted and in foil operation forming IA connection W IN
u. road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
hSstu Nrw-NOrk City and Buffalo. IL Is OF tse sn foot
rae and bulk in the most substantial manner eno me
nafr ocn oft haVins be in operation months
entirely flte from the roughuess usual On new roads
Y,e nom Ne,s-Yofk 10 Buffalo. .............S1 70
nufh tickets ard baggage checks eau b. procured At
., Der0t Of The Now-YOIs and Enc Railroad, foot OF
Asnest. ny. - ,.,Ae
~, y, he s.rpfn,s Of the NewloTk and Enc Raul
I'D The trnswl leave Hornensyille for Buffalo on me
grval of the Frie Rsiiroad uaineBunalo nov o. iSa<
J. G. HOYr Supt. Buffalo and y. I. Ci'y X. H.
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IL At a trial Of new locomotive on tho
New Albany and Salem Qnd.) Railroad, collision oc
CURED with hog tram, by which Geo. Sewer bad one
Of bis legs severely scersted that amputaton was
found necessary. He also received other injuries Hk
lie was despaired Of man whose name was supposed
to be Hsrris who had taken drove Of hogs 10 sewA
bsny, end resided near -, Ind. was instantly xlled
Amos Sitter, one Of the conductors was badly hurt ana
a number Of persons were eighty injured Ins eng
neer and fireman jumped of before the eoinson DC
CURED The locomotives were injured 20 'e aiio'
about 5000 Bone 10 hogs were killed.
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TOR ALBANy-wINTER ARRANGE

TOR ALBANY-WlNTER ARRANGE
i MENT-1lree Daily Lines. Fare, 81 90 The trains
cave City Ran Station corner Tyonrow and Centre-st,
ssily, SUNDAYS excepted as follows; -
Way Stations . NJ.
I'd 1fsir asa Albany Express Train stopping at
Cso,on Falls Dover Plains Hhsdele and Chatham Four
Cope. arriving 2lO F. NJ in time 10 connect with 80
nsn nom Aiheny West
~ 1Is,n As + NJ Albany Express Train stopping ~
. Creton Eslls Dover Plans Mlorton. Hllsdsle and
CsthSn Fcnr Coruer- auVing 9l5 L. NJ, connecting AZ
Albany with Express Tram iOI Buffalo. -
INN ariv'Ts ia New-Nork II - M no A: NJ Mail
MN making ell stoTs, and T NJ Express Tram a,rYns
nNew.Yo SIS I. NJ Nj SLOAI, superintendent
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FAIL

Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt Vim Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin Brayon, leave alternate days, SUNDAYS ex
sptedl from Pier No g. n Il, near the Battery, AZ T. NJ
FO freight spply on board or the office Pier No.
TISDALE a BORDEN. Agents, Nos 40 and III West St
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- I.h4ON NNS-NA $4,000
CAMPBELL. BOswoRrH and ENHET.
The City OF New.York act VIZ. Colgate.
The LOT of defendant WAS assessed, IN lc39,
SOS Tor the opening OF Johnst and sold for assess
uents for 10 year by reason OF defect In the r.
derton notice the sale was declared 70 be void and
I've lease was cancelled Il j. conten del on the par OF
the CITY that the len stl. exists which denied AZ
o1,nenf Wa heard.
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TISHER's COMPOUND FLUID EX-

il TRACT Of LlCORICE and ICELAND MOsS-Coa-
concentrated form all the valuable principles OF
tie Mos with sludici0us combination OF mgr diens cal
usted 70 arrest the progrcss of pulmonary eoupn IN
he acute or naiunsfory In recent coughs colds
and ell affections OF the lungs = ihV@nate, $40 ole
e s Sufficient 70 prove Us efficacy Fox sale IN bottles
AZ p cents by C. III. RIM, corner Johnst and Broad
way Riker 4 Berran. No. So5 ethsy J. J. OodcLAS-
TON No rs Broadv ay and so Hudsons. corner spring
J. Crumbie corner Bowery and iths :. Sni;a No ~
sthay corner 2sth-st j. W WaDeG, 7thst and Sd
av; A De NJ Riker, corner lithst and 9th-sy Ms VI
HAYES No IT'S Fultonst, Brooklyn. l. James d. Now.i
No :6 Graud.st- NlllAIlsburgh, l. |.
PREPARED only BY W. FISHER Chemist, No 5ll BeeeA-
er-s; n Y. All orders promptly attended TO-
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Before Judge PAINE.
Mary Ownes s-ainst Julius WoOding

Mary OWne. a-Dlnst Juilil- " FO-+--
To recover dover a. widow o. James OWne-, n
rroperrv in Renwck.t srt SLY referred to- Ths os-e
wa postponed 70 noXf week. OWING 20 the absence Of
witness.
James Hol.oul against Adams Co
To e.tthe right Of Nessrs A. & Co. propretors TX
nrsss Line 10 chsrze per cent on packages con,ans
articles Of value The sur u nonlnsy 70 recover
package delivered 10 the agents OF Adams Co. oy jas
pa Z 20 New Orleans in December last 10 b-n. 70
NewYork ltcontsned iurty Arkansas and other bonds
and was des-nsted n tie receipt or bl Of a1nS an
marked on the package, containing St0OpO Inc K
press Line here charged per cent. whcn PisinuI re
- N Give bu. cfered so which was refused, and en-
tered into an agreement the package being deveFeI
10 him 10 abide the event OF TINS suit testimony was
tsksu The Court in IL charge, SAID the July mus
consider the velue Of theoonenis o. the pactase
rxrr,ss crste Nv .ieafne- in he ordnsry way TO 'e
49, ,,Il ,,ss stated IN tie BIZ o lad.ls al on Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

> GLAsGOW.-The Glasgow ard New-York STEAMSHIP
Companys powerful Steamship GLASGOW, lsL
mrs and go power Robert Craig Commander vii
mi from kcw-YoTk Tor Glasgow SATURDAY, 10th Jal
uasy. a. - o'clock. noon. A.
FIRST Cabin (Saloon State Rooms) ............Se0
Fnt Cabin (Midshp State Roomsl. .......... Is
Second taJl. "
Stewards fee included
lrp!y 10 j Nc SYMON. No. 50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
I,0R LIVERPOOL-UDited States Nail

LUN DIF LII WI y TV.i M. -
dersrt with the United States mails for Europe,
,ostivey on SATURDAY, Dec u, at u O'Clock NJ from
TbIt atthe foot Of Canat No berths secured I'll paid
For freight OF passage having Gles 1aod accOmnOda,
-, -. I.yeleearce and comfort applyto
EDW. X. COLLINS & CO, No. IS Wall-t
p,sepger are requested 20 be board at III a. The
.eapship ARCTIC viii succeed the BALTIC, and Will
- IN the 9th December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

FERRY AccIDESr-On Monday night man
named Lewis Kraus who resides in Delsncyst New
York hsd both legs dreadiuly bruised by slipping be-
tween the boat and the bridge at the Atlantic Ferry
The boat had just entered the Slip, and the accident was
entirely owing 70 the impuience OF the man IN attempt
ing TO Jump on before the chains had been wound up
He Was taken o. bis home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
IN 0WING REARnS link NENERABLE

Il GRAHlMs ONGUENT will make Whiskers or Nous
tehs. grow m SIX weeks strong and luxursnt and wall DOT
fsp or nure the flesh Il per bottle Sent 10 ul PAT q
tie coupt,y K c. GRAHAM. No. &c Aunst