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n SOUTHERN and NORTH.


WI ERN INDIANA RAILRoADs;1,GREA NAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On and AFTER MONvAl NAY ~
until further notice-pasenser steamers and s~nS VIII
run 6llows .,.., <,o,,,,, ,,y,.ss
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WESr;
WARD-0ne Of the hrst-cas s.s.aeIs, oOt nGsS
MIC BlGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA OF TIN
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, SUNDAYS eheePI.e 80
Pm and Dunkirk az u a. night reaching MonlOe - ~
the neat day, and proceeding % Toledo I9e Ane
An expr,S trasn Will leave Monroe ~ n, % on 10
Arrival OF the boat. daily, Mondays sxeeltse is~1nt
the same eyenr and connecting a. n4eSsy
class steamers for Milwaukee and ether porte on Lax
igsn, and with Canal packets and RAILROADS. Westerly u"n
CHICAGO. ..., =. , -
EMPRESS TRAINS sad STEAMERS GOING EAST
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe 81 81 next ornns
An eIrr,a steamer viii leave Toledo every morning. ex
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of me trans nom
and reach pnkiTk AID Buffalo several hours pre-
y,o.s 70 the time for the ans Express trains e from New
York, Albany and boston
~ sCCoNMOpATiON MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
wARD-Ths tram viii leave Toledo daily Sundays e1-
ee,tsd AZ N connecting AZ Ioledo with line OF s,es
era fIom Cleveland and Saadusky and sopPins Al ue
NAV statious Will reach Chicago at 81 IN ~,
DOING EASTWARD-Lesve Chlesso eAAy, senes.s
excepted at 81 AN, stoppIns a. al stst1onS 90 AIs
Toledo AZ NJ connec hnf with steamers ~ -
Cleveland and arriving there IN time for ~ no As
trains from those plscee -. M &. - w.xn. "A
rorts on the Wsbssh CenA 'oo- s,,sa5S.ns
Adrsn, June ], 1852
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CUPREME COURT.-LEvI s. CHAT

- YITLD Aiorusy q the s.e Q. NeS iora "a IhE
pRysIDFNT DIEKCIORS AND COMPANY OF IAE CANAL
BANK or ALEANlln Vursuance a a. or1sr O ne supeae
CoU Of gs~icfk nac~ On tAe l-t d4y o. sy @
49, 80 R.c.ver q Can. Bend a. heaJ hr-oy
ne 10 Ar boxers Ct he osSsadEs rccis no;es or = Is o. re
-. -na Bari an: 70 p-fsons ho4Eg he eezies frn y
80 IS ,uch Rec-iver Tor The tane renltnz unpaid
"a rte- OF bss su-nss--d recTs TIE az afsri o. shy
ur cen has tA.y required r--cn' the .d S o. y SIC
cf p~ynaeE he sad K-ccfer Al hs eae N te y
ofA sny wha yess from the date q Us so % = sAaN
,b lt hev vi A prec sdcd fosn the beact q he LAM pro
,d r Ire p-yn-u nd CT ttts sd aa
90 N r,1ky bod1s the sase al hat 4e .ae
- - Al gr he hrer,0u s4d Court cr The e-s-Af
oihc ser crcors re sa1 CsnA B8nk n sech nsef A. ny
h N.r~ssr S-,efnsd The greater con,eucre % me- h
lie I'D - sud certificates the ksCe' h.s mar a,fanfea,s
M tes ,sr -. so b paS pe-entsfcn 70 ne csnn<f
ca. s-.s " '' AypREw WAITE Recevsf.
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vuYIE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW:
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
and LlNERPOOLThe Boston ships only calling at Halifax
20 land and receive malls aud passengers
ARABIA. Cart Judkins AFRICA Capt Harrison.
PERSIA Capt - EUROPA, Capt Ressie
ASIA, Capt Lett, NIAGARA, Capt Leiteh
AMIRlCA, Capt " Shannon, CANADA, Capt Lang.
These vessels carry clear white light at mast heSd green
on stsrboard bow, red on port bow
ASIA Lott frorn NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Oct 20
AMI RIGA shannon, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Oct "a
EUROPA Retire. from NEN-YURk, Wednesday, Nsv. j.
NIAGARA Leitch, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nov. 10.
AIRICA HARRISON I'm NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Nov. H.
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov "a
ASIA Lott from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Dec L.
AMFRicA shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec. g.
FijROPA, Refine from EWY0RK. "Wednesday, Dec ID
NIAGARA Leitch, ffem BOSTON, "Wednesday, DEC. -
AFRICA HARRISON FIN. NEW WORK, "Wednesday, Dec ~
CANADA Iang, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan. y 100
MAMA Judkirs I'm. \. YORK "Wednesday, Jau II lSH
AMTRICA Shannon, fun. BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan ~
Passage from New-York or Boston 10 LiveIPoo%-frs'
cabin, $40; second cabin SO
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount TOR
personal expenses
'Anexpenenced Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers must pess throash 'e
Post. Of6ee For fisig or passage apply 20
l.. CUNARD, No. Bowlns-srcen
CO. French German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought IN common with British Goods TArouth biis
Of lsdinE gwen in HSyre for NewYork. ,
WATcHEsby order of the British Treasury, watches OF
manufacturer, will 10 hereafter admitted tran
stn for tire United States and other countes in conse
Quence Of which French aud Swiss aches be shipped
AZ Hayre for Newly Boston VIA Liverpool witsuti
CURING the max heretofore, of being seized by the En-
ghsb Custom-HouseI
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

~ He~ Yoti-Sornon kipp nd Abraham Brsra 1slns, Wan
r. Lsr1rler. Churrh Joha BerEef nd Rem -
u.s. f.r d--n.ad contrtrt Tom ~ =.
To " llLl4N Is. LAZFLE1Es roa a7e her-sy sun -
Tsau-ss u ConE.l; tbs acton go
or- g. he Crt rnd County Of seS TO on NJ
dsy a sr;eter s snl 70 cory snsref 70 ne
ta< ouEtlaIn; he suh her. & As- once va " =" "
Cry Ne~ York within tE.nsy zy. after he .-r'h = t-
m n exclusive OF the ay ssch eIvce I'D ~ =
sn'vsr tks s-i corT,rt vita he the GFresAi ne ~ q
% alton NJ ,lr adrrnn for ne sun ct 'ne~ IN
died sId diar. md n n'er-t n NJ
q LEi sy ALL snd buDirei snd y ~ %
sdee t. iti- YORK February - lSa2
W. MsDEiliar.
81 ls~svF Fiair-aF7. A-.crsey No Wa y
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

~ sppcsio1 the Mayor Aldermen AAd Q, ieT ~
OF New OPENING 81 OSL HINDhhD no
T ESTl THIRD STREET, from the Terd Avenae ~ II.
esstety -ie OF Mount Aorrs square N ~
ard Of sad Cfy-Puhbc Dotce i hereby oven oy ne
deurn ard Connoua.y the CITY Of New fosk
IN g. and prov Odd that The ad the Acof
o. New oh intend 10 mae ~
surre Of the State Of New fork Al 49,.
lie a Court to be he'd At the City Hall the CITY Q, view io,a
or Friday ish day OF November, iso,, at NE -
Ccur thereafter ~ oogH-el can "
the srx nrt II Corassouer. 4 Estimate and a N sc
that ,he nature and etes. 2, ~
u.rt hereby uf.rd@d he OPENING q O>k hINphkD tne
Nv ENTl THIRD STREET from Ae lard svenoe 70 W
he e1stery EIDE Of aoun Morn -S--r 60 49,
sd II .sid CIV n La out rAa Of sAd S saf
BY Legislature Of me reope .
eunie "A reALve 10 In psOsenl-rts ton n'nt -
STREET. he City Of Tr~ iort ana ~ csS 'N''
passed April J. 1907 Dated New roSk. ortoo-f . 80
n2r tnIa HENRY 4 DAVIES. Coeasel 70 ne Sof2olA''-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SEVERAL MEs IsJuaED.-Yesterdsy morning
AZ the vorkmen engaged at . new brick building In
Warren st. near Hoytst had nished the erection Of
sesold the inside preparatory to plsstering the
stair trimmer which sustained several OF the beams Of
the second story gave way and tbs jot togsher with
norton Of the front and walls came down, bury
ing beneath several Of the workmen. All were taken
cut, however, comparatively unframed, with the ex
cepton Of one man, q mason, named WllliAn Ast who
wa badly injured He carried 10 sdrug store In Tho
vicinity where he properly attended TO. The
building lie owned by Messrs. Herman and O'Rourke-
CAarHESE AccIDEST.-On Wednesday even
ing fmsll boy the con Of Mr. Moody. No. 40 Futon
st severely burned by the explosion Of csmpbsps
lamp.
DEDIcArIos-A small but neatly construct
ed edfce for the Berean Baptist congregation u Care
vile, Ninth Ward was dedicated yesterday Rev. Mr..
Hodge officiating on the occasion The pastor y Rev.
Daniel Reese.
FRE-On Wednesday even Q fire broke
Out in the dwelling of family named Boyle, on N"
corner Of wiIloughbyst and Hudsonsv, but The danes
were speedily sxtingsished by the sA II the Fosrh
District Police The damage sustsioed wss srning
The LIQUOR CAsEs.-The ease OF Daniel
Treadve and others, arrested for alleged volsfon Of
the SUNDAY LIQUOR Law, ,yas TO have been disposed
,..,e,d.v before Justice John c. Smith, but for soue
reason the examination wss adjourned over 70 'ne
f.t sxss
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and AMBoY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, fror1 PEE No. Nor.h River, foot
Of Bsftery-plrce, BY s-serlbost JOHN POfrEA-lwo
hines daily Morning Line leaves - A ~; Afternoon TX
prets Line ct M through Pm ane.ph1a N =. 1oars
Fare lst cisss carr IS "a ela's lire, ~ 2PA- ony =
Beturrne leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wainu. -
AN, enc PPM Emigrsnt Line BY s'esnoo,t ATLAS,
from Per No |. ai4PM. Fare ~ ~.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

- sewIoi-EdvarS Gsn-sher AssIas' WA $3.50 $50,
jane Ct-fch John Benrr; sal J. Rerer III
q psney detnsrd ccstset-,Ccu Bet 80 10
IARZELIRE You heeey sunar1oa-d 1na = l.,t
contlsini thi- vLrh l,cd 4 the 80
City fne Couaty New fo-a, ca ne tNeHo !. -
81 your ass 70 ~
Plant on the sutcraef b. cAcr No Wal = u ~ -
~Hlr twenty d-ys afer the serrHs o. %
you e1cu-s,- q Ia day Of sub sew a. Je- -
cog, vrh.n tb- tine aicrcat nc l - -
yucsresf 81 ne srr1 o ga -
~h nrrr-t N "a M ~
eshf suncret ard 80, '-1e ne
cost al thss atcn-naed. Ne~ Yot. febrtay - -.
al is~svT W McDERNOT. Pi-iaha Aioroey
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Ecaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surr0-
se Of TIE County New York notice ~ hereby gEen 20 all
-r,u. hrvnr csnn- ssani ERNEST KAss ate o. the CITY Of
York baker dece4sed The -ame with vouchers
eecf the sub.cher No o5 Brosd~sy the CRY
o New York on or twelfth Jay Of January Dated
~. i,1tmF JOHN NJ. SANDS, Executor.
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.xrssnExrs. Erc.. TVS Day Axp EvEsIse.

Bro.d-sy TsafsrFa1o the r. Nre The Love thate
k5ot Gsfd-n-Hsr-h1 ihe Rsclmoni nurse.
cks Teaie-Tke Rer; Day Norany Cal. H. L'-t L---
BgrioHt TA-sisr-Is He Jealous Serious Family s.-aefs
t4rrum's huseuIG-Iae Las, IA. &c.
gefrcIo-tsn Hsli-Hsds M Aaeai's ts-t Coars-t
Tsteruscle-yr Demp-er's Bald Entertainment
NGcnal A. sdemy Of De igB-tfer's Moe Of San Fanc-o
sceieiy LARA T-Brysns Gallery Of CArlstas Ar
CrcusSe~ lork Pcroyrnce ETC.
Wood ETn,es No ~ Br,advaJ-Coa-sTt every evcrns
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OsE BRIcHr Por.-NOtwithstsndng the
abuse lavshed upon them by The friends Of the present
Common Council, we We learn that the Governors OF
the AmsHouse will not require, nor have they asked
for any additional appropriation tor 1852 The amount
originally appropriated will be ample to meet all the
expenses On account Of he Alus-Iouse Department,
and considerable balance will remain in its favor at the
end of the year.
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Il We once again ask attention 30 the
claims Of the charity administered in this City by
the Polish Committee Several Poles, with wives and
children 10 support suffering from illness and pow
erty, and the Committee the only means through
which the aid OF the benevolent can reach them. We
presume it will not be wanting. We DO not recall the
address Of all the members of the Committee TINT Of
one of them Or. Cendrowicz is at No 300 Elm-st.
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mater Cnre.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 thu
Institution take the Morris aud Essex Railroad y the loot
OF Courfiar dfst. AZ 81 and IL M and ard 8 p NJ .
Rs,urDrg leave Wster-Cure Station st sDd 8. A. NJ
ard South Orange st y and s. T. VI.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
Il CURE Ia conveniently Arranged and now open ior
Vir,er treatment The cold season il favorable. Every
attention VIII be paid the comfort Of patents Terms -
90 $40 re- week " BEDOlrHA N. d.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
s.,.,.,-UNuv rpaNfI fyTppAn,

f0' EpWD X cTsLLISS & Co. No Sc wss, n Y
BROWN. SHiPLEY Co. Liverpool =,
T. G. ROBERTS Il Co, No Is Kings Arms Yard
London =.
JOHN MUNROE Co, Rue NOtre Dame des Vic
tories Pans; or, GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable for god
silver bullion specie ewery precious metals un.
kss bills Of ang signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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IN PTRSIIANCE of an order of Jesse c.

smith Eq Of the County q King notice u hereby
sccordne al having claims Asiin.t JAMES
BROWN City 81 Brooklyn, deceased that they are -
with the vouchers hereo 10 the subscriber
the story, so o. Wal IT. the City o. New
The 9th day Of November Nay 20,
is5s fp2i la~GmFf1 WILLIAM BROWN Admins -ator
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New Haven, August II, 1852
nANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.
II ~. aalla.E,u. .z..-. ~

nANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.
II -. apd after Sept % the following trains viii
leave DnnturSi
l. 616A N. with passengers, Connecting at sosh Nor
walk with the New-Yerk and New-Haven A. 81 tram
for New.York, t8.09 A. NJ. ...,
the Ney.York and Now Haven s. 40 7 NJ, at 5o + NJ
Trains 10 Danbury viii leave South NoTwak
asa NJ with nsrenrers and freight receiving pas
senrers en the Eew-YoTk aud kewbaven7 A M. usn
from New-York --.
2 $40 M with passengers only Receiving passengers
fron, the New-york and New-Haven $50 L. NJ Express
tron from Kew-York and the 40 accommodation Train
from New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, SnpeIIhlen"en-
DanhrrY. Son.. ~. 1872.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
4. J. Dr!dtrv's ftc~.seriy Lyzol CiJrFsl ~ W1Hst
1872. IAN Noon SPIN oP,a
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF the
- Application Mayor Alderman and conInocay me Cy
Of New York reave the OPENING Of ELEFENih Az ION
4h o. 20 Ward OF said city Pubic noeco
gwen the Mayor Aldermen and ComnAy OF 'hs Wy
siataes sach n1ao1 ana PcI
that the sad the Mayor and CommonAy the Cy
NewYork intend zke application 70 the Supreme oosIt 10
New Yo<k peA term Of the sad Court 70 oe
the Hail. the City OF New fork on fndsy me isIn a
November next az the openns Of the Court on mai DAY
and the above entitled mAlteI ~
the intended Improvement inc
liik sv, from <sthst 70 rth st. the 18Th Nard Of ~
aid the pan OF the Cv o. Ns- los
legislature OF The s o. NsN
Nork entitled An Actrehtve 70 improvements ioaeeht ~
snd road the City VI New ORR passea ADS'
lso7. DATED New Yofk, Oct rs. lss2.
e.6 tls HENRY v DAVIES. Counsel to the Cofporsl"A
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NEw.YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL


1NROAD-wINTEH ARA l, 1882
Trains out OF New YoTkAoemnnodation and Special
AZ and IA A. M and 7. NJ, through TO New Haven.
AtsIO a. NJ. and g Z. 81, fcI Port Chester.
The ia A. M. runs in connection with tram from New
Haven TO Hereford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road .
EXPRESS TaAINs at A. NJ and 81 p ". for New Haven.
Hartford Springfield, Worcester aud Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Rarosdf These traiss connect az
Now-Hayen with trains of the NewLondon Road. to New
London Norwich, StoninKton and Providence
The g A NJ, stops at stamford and Bridgeport con-
Meeting with fIousGtoHic aud NauEauck Railroads. a.
Bridgeport The 81 r M stops at Stamford Norwak and
Bridgtpo connecting with Dsnbury Railroad at Norwak,
and with Housatonc and Esugstuck Railroads al Bridgeport
Trims into New Accommodation aud Special-ai
81, aud 935 A. NJ, and 40 p NJ, through from New
Haven.
Alta A. NJ and 345 T. NJ, from Port Chester.
The 935 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford NewLondon and Canal Railroads at New Haven
The 40 NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
felf and Northern Railroads.
ExprEss TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival Of trains
from Boston az II and $50 p NJ, topPing at bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston at a " aud
81 NJ Traing Of the NewLondon Road run IN connec-
See large bin of advertisement at the Station. House and
nr;ncinsl hotes GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, Supt
New Haven November, 1852
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate ofthe County York hereby all per
ons HAVING claims aa.n BERNARD HAScAS ate OF the Cats Of
New iok butcher ereaed TO present. The sane with W hers
thereof the subscriber, NJ the ohce Of William Hyer Il No IS
vng;on the City al New York before the 2th day Of
January ney-Dai,d S.W iork the I'D DAY o. july -
jG3 law6mF ELIZABETH HAElGAS, Administrative.
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NEw-HAvEN and NEW.LOND0N RAIL

n EW -HA YEN ana M W-LONDON RAIL
~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENf-On and
after WEDNESDAY Aug 10, 1852, Trains will run a. fol
lows: =,
for Eew-Iondon stopping at all stations. ll25 A. NJ tx
press Train for Guilford, Connecticut River Lyme and
New connecting with the steamboat and railroad
lines for Stonngton Providence and Newport SIS w.,
Accommodation Train for NewLoudon stopping at Gil sfa-
tons - .
Leave New-London at $50 A. r., Accommodating Train
for New Haven stopping AT all stations lO40 NJ, TX,
pres Train for Lyme, Connecticut River Ouiford and
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence and
Stonington in the morning arriving Ut New London,
take this train for EewYork $50 p. NJ, Accommodation
Train for New-Hayen stopping at all stations
The Is A. NJ Express Trnin leaves New Haven on the
arrival of the s A. NJ. Express Train rom Kew YORK
The IS P. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival of the $50 p NJ Express Train from No"
York. ,.
The Trains leaving New-London at $50 A. NJ. and lo4o
A. M connect w.Haven with New-Eork Trains At
9S5 A. NJ. and LIS y. NJ
,tc the Fxrrss Trains ct Now Haven for Hartford and
Spri, gfeld for New-York the same evening
'I'N RICHARD y. DoWD. sup't
New Haven August II, 1859.