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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17
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THE HERALD.
~ mo Dsyr nlcT Convection.

~ nl0 DSYGnoCT CONVECTION.
rhs Wings ofihs Firs, Ccngrrssion.
Al District. comprising ,be Counlirs ~
Washington. Addison Rutland aud
Bennington. are hereby requested to
m~r, in Coneen,mn At liddieGxry, on
Wsdnesd.,y. Ahs 3GfA day oi J,as Hext
at iOocIock. 4. ~, 10 nominate . rep.
ressnta,ise In the mex, Congress for this
Diaric,. AMI nm Elecior Of President
and Vice President, 10 We supported nj
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17

Mn. Epr7ok As N apology to
your readers, yca NAY say that tho
sb,ye was written By an old man
between eighty and ninety years old,
40 4 valsdiesory, Il being 'hs ixsicth
article Ma. has been published in dif.
ferens Journals within Ew years
past, end shis the hst he would prs'
same 70 seaA . Tho press. Thss 70
important 4 subject should be- - bad.
y handled n j. sesy ssrsysDas hopes
ilslsy - thossa1hly esssssesd by ~
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17

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10 ssea ,Aiss y desA prssioas to
Adam, ~ I'D sloxy. IAss how.
ev.r, Dr.. Blanc IArd. Pot. pl'nan'
Dr. saiA, Nr. Lysll and nn Hisek.
cock, have changed Ill Ills, and or o..
,hodox gentlemen are nov ready to
! maintain that this world IVES created
many hssdrses Of thousands Of years
! ..o. ] nov would ~ Il Or. Frank
! lin, predietioas weyc rot correct !
.a<st,e a. esst. e4 raf r. C.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17

his pocket q piece Of stout cord, Tro-
ceeded to lssh her 10 . chair. She
aeu,iy resisted. and even attemI to 1
20 utter cry, but napkin soon stop.
ped her POW e. Of sttcrzncc after which
her hands we're iasAed behind her and
then she herself lashed to . chair. -
Afsrr this, tie robbers took few tools
from one Of tAeir saeks and proceeded
st cnce 70 force tho stoui closet door.
For ncnsas alter Msreelline lad
beea lefi slone. she aispost gave mp In
dsscsir bas her vomsn's vi, soou
cane " her aid, and . CLEAN Of hope
lighted up her eouateosnce. From
where the villains sere st work the
could not look into the barrcom, AND
shsr listening Tor . ,nenen, or too /,
assure hsveif that they were fsiri,
a,sy. abe moved her chair noisslessl,
sssards . table, upon Which candl,
hsd been ls!t burning. BIZ consider
abs exsrtisa she managed "a get boil
cf The candlestick wiih her teeth. an,
,asn set il upor a chair. A homer
r.ore abe hssened, And then ,arne'
her back "a the candle 10 such = a al
s<r ~ TO bring the outer cord into ID
blaze. I. re9sired nc, half MIMI,
70 barn % the cord that had secure
her 10 her scat. aud then tending owe
she took the back Of the chair IN be
teeth ana carefully moved i, 90, Of III
~sy. Then she ,arnsd again an
pisesA the cord thai beand her ~,vl
N che basss. The lssaiars barre.
esd ~ ID Scr s,ss ~ Nth go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

Il AT kEDUCED RAIES-New.YOrk and San
STATES Charles c. Berry, orpmsader, will take
her departure for Aspinwal1 Navy Bay, On WE'D.
DAY, I'D June, at p. NJ, connecting ct Panama
400 tuns burden, Kenney Couard, Commander which
steamer awaits the arrival Of passengers Panama by the
United States from NewYork and immediately thereafter
proceeds to San Francisco direct without stopping inter
mediate porte
These vessels In accommodations and safety are not sur
passed BY on this route and experienced surgeon
attached to each vessel
The United States has made the voyage between New.
York and Chses in days and hours and the
Winfield Scott performed the between New York aud
Panama In the shortest time on record both to running
and actual time from port TO port
Books now open and through tickets for sale
Appyto DAVIS, BROOKS L CO.
General Agents No. % Beaver-4
JONES L JOHNSON
No. le4 West-st. corner of Lberty-H.
Passengers per United States will dssmbark aIons de the
wharf at Aspinwsl and take the Panama Railroad now
open nearly 70 Gogona thus avoiding the risk attendant
upon landing In boats At Chaes and rver mitigation 70
0orgonA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
NEW YORK and NEW-H HAVEN

i RAlLKOAD.-sUMMEh ARRANGEMENT, ny
g. s2Trains out of NewYorb leave Of CsnA
Ct and Broadway.
AccoMAoDATIoS AND sPEcIsL.-At and tlD A. NJ
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping q ~
Stations beyond and al 20 M through 70 New.hssS
At $50 p NJ. for Norwsk-at 80 A. M, and oDr -
for Port Chester. The ll6 A. NJ runs In conoec1on -
Train from New Haven to Hartford and Springfield end
Train the Canal Road.
ExrREssTRAiSs for New Haven, Hartford, spnnsreneG
ton Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70
and MontreaAt A. NJ, stopping at Stamford ana pnoI
port connecting with the Housatonc and NsugsfucE ~
roads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
at $50 p. NJ stopping at Stamford Norvsik and bnaa<
port, connecting with Housstonc and Nsugaiuck hao
Bridgeport. s-s.l-
TEAMS INTO acknowledgements snd sPe 49,
AZ $50, =, and 9S5 A. NJ and 40 ~ thsoosn ma "a
Haven At A. NJ, from NorwaIk-st oS A. -: y ~. 49,.
r. from Pert Chester The 955 feSe,ss s,ps1. 4
gers trem Springfield and Hartford and Canal 1890
Haven The an P. NJ. receives passenger 40" nv
and Springfield Railroads -, 5000
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsyen on an1vs ss.s:c4
from Boston. at LIS and $50 r NJ, fxoppns q bne3s
Norwalk and 6tsmford) leaving Boston q -
3yb r. n.
See large bill Of advertisement at the station "a hi
'''-~p~ auoedneenkoB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
DAfLROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

hCOUNTY BONDs -Wezfer for sale 1T fair rates the
following SECURITIES of the most undorb;ed charsc'es'
sao,eo OHIO and PENysYLvANI. SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable in NewYork lst July and LIST January rnnePa
'T s25ooo CLEvELANp, GAINESVILLE and AsHTA "a;
BfJLA RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons paps5le LIST August and lst February
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONOs Coupons payable in NewYork, lst June aud LIST
os s15 go MHpIsdT and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
Der Hcp & due in ISL Entire debt Of the Comps
~ So Go INDIANAPOLIS and BELLEFONT4NE SEC.
oSD ISSUE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN. PEE CENT.
BONDS Coupons payable st July and LIST Jan The prin'
ss 600 CT cMAMPAiGN COUNTY, Ohio SEVER PER
CENT BONDS, Coupon. payable in New:York, lst July
and LIST jan Guaranteed BY the Columbus feua and ind
IS s2scoo CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable in New.York lst July
and LIST jan Guaranteed BY the Scioa and locking valley
~ s2s'uoo JACKSON COUNTY Ohio, SEVEN. PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable LIST July and LIST JAM In
Ns $4,000 ROSS COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER CENT.
BOMBS Coupons Rayee July sna ISL 1 the
n and Marietta Railroad Co P o OF the County
sIo SOs MIAMI COUNTY Ind, TEN PER CENT.
BONDS Principal falls due in 1861 Coupons PAYABLE in
NewYork Population 1900; value Oftaxables soSA47S
The last named County Bonds guaranteed by the feru
and Indianapolis Railroad Co - - $500
$4,000 ALLEN COUNTY, Ind, SEVEN FER CENT
BONDS. Coupons pay able LIST July and LIST Jan -
$25 600 ALLEN COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER CENT
$4,000 VAN VERT COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and lst Jan
SIS OO0 CLARK COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS. Coupons PAYABLE LIST Aug and LIST Feb.
The foregoing BONDS in each case for 81 900 pr1ncipai
and interest in all payable annually In Newly
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most ample
by Deed Of Trust to some known and
responsible citizen of with power in of de-
raise msney pay amount of interest principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS issued, In each
case by virtue Special Acts Of the proper Legislature
granting full power for that purpose and direct vote OF
the people interested that being largely in favor OF tbeu
Issue.
The laws under which these Bonds created require the
proper authorities make SPECIAL LEVY of TAXES
TO be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the accng interest and gradually to reimburse the pnnci
pal which be enforced through the courts OF law should
II become necessary.
These debts operate In the nature Of mortgage the
real and personal estates within the respective City and
County limits.
The Constitutions adopted by the people OF Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF any funded debt
bv Counties within their boundaries This will prevent
further issue of securities Of tnis sort
Printed Exhibs in each be had on application
office, giving full and detailed information as to the
nature Of each security
New-YOrk April 90 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
financial.

BUFFALO AND NEW-YORK CITY
ID RAILROAD COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT.
CONVERTIBLE BONDS, due ls66-interest payable jan
ua,y and July, at the Mechanics Bank New-York.
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA-
NY SEWN PER CENT. BONDS. payable 1917
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT CERTIFICATES convertible into
Stock payable LIST January, 1854
FOR saie by VIM. & JNO. UBRIEN No. 80 Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
A.rsoyY J. BLEEckEs, Asctoneer.
Apt,E and POSITIVE SALE of 126

t.
4 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. BEAUTIFULLY
sIJIr sTFp for IsiMFDIATE IMPROVEMENT, on Sd
and 4;havs sEd OF 99th ltsih and Tolst-sts, in the
CITY Of NETWORK. at AUOT!OS.-ANTHONY }.
BIFECKER will eel suction, ov FRIDAY, May al.
1872 AZ ~ o>.,k a. Merchants Exchange. without
serve 70 tighes: bidder the o~ing choice lots Of
sverySsur Building Lots, fs-liny TIE entire block Ct
sround bonded oy 3d-av- ih sv- iNth and Oist-sa
Also s. lots II ground bndsa BY & and 4thavs and 81
93.k md Afrhsts
sy bdiue uuroses and ve desirable FIR persons Of s.la
mems 10 purcssse hrs trcns lot, for Capitalists %
n rake safe AID profitable Investments.
II sh ground ard c>nTE1ds y lendid view CT the
Past River There probably Sufficient building
tie property ~ bald az the houses ana the surplus so
no doubt be 10 advantage for ng lots e~ sreeS
above. ard IN the immediate vicinity,
IL is situated few above the center Of 1cTkvle
and near churches school houses, X
This property is admirably located r manufacturing pu
poses ard BUSINESS operations; s cose proximity 70 the %
and 4hsvs and the Harlem Railroad and in the vicinity Of
eat irprov1 euts renders very desra end being
cessbe every hour Of the day 70 the lover part OF me
4 convenient Tor persons doing business
down town. or Tor the wor6inzTn2n CT nnech.n,c
This properly ell lies in body, and Ia peculiar No.
cation and advantages become pcDUOus ard very
important part Of our city and lis purchase cannot bu. be
safe and very profitable investment 81 capital.
Title perfect and free rom ID membranes
The terms of sale viii be very liberal to the purchasers o.
75 per Of the purchase money remain on bond ano
mortgage for five years az pei cent -, -,
The sale will be positive and al Si tie 10 lots VIII De sold
withou; reserve to the highest bidder. ,
For further particulars apply 70 tire suchoneer NO
Broad st. where maps describing the above property can
/ be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
"HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
United STATES MAIL STEAM ERS-The ship

II
composing this line are the following: .
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Csrt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstocs
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken In their con.
strction also in their Engines insure strength sud
speed and their accommodations for Passengers arc 1ne
aualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
SewYok 70 Liverpool in hrstclass cabin Sl in second
do SO exclusive of extra size stateroons S" from
Liverpool NewYork $50 and go An experienced sur
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

Tor fIelght OF Ptssagc apply 70
EDW'D X. COLLINS Il CO, No. So w all-t., N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY co, Liverpool
E.G. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE 4 co, No Rue Notre Dame dee
VICTORIES Paris or GEO H. DRAPER, Hauo.
The these ships will not be accountable for gold
dlver bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals un.
less bills of ladg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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EREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary

IL measurement Goods are nov taken By the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK TO BOSTON ct eenf1
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods at 2t cents per 100 ~
Other freight in proportion Freight will ct al ums y
TAX az low ~ BY any riysl route.
TISDALE BOARDMAN A4enhA
Nos 10 and VI WeHtA
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L1OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RlVER.-The splendid and superior stea,nsI1
BAY STATE, Capt. VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Bayton, leave alternate days sunday
excepted nom Pier No ~ R. the Battery At 5PG
yoi Freight, apply board at the Office Pier No
TISDALE 4 BORDEN Agents. Nos 10 and II Wegt1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
,NCRrAsrD ATTRACTION at No.

Sal BROADWAy.-issies are especially invited % IN
erect n Is truly encent assembire OF esgza rsrs h-
tvh.thsr thsy cesi- make annedis.e purchase OF
nat abe Hat 81 and S. sech, are fT oe'ioE 70 any
nsrsIlv sod ct q ard s. Noree particularly An Ion
aSdi,ro sock for TINS weeks sale, all a. hall
nc. =. the Iacie.' psrsisB Hat Dep6. No 81 Broadway
removed from No SSH VM ATKINS. Proprietor n b.
Of rich fancy styles ~ s AZ II escn VcNA-
sbjy cheap) never before sod under -
U,HE PUBLIC SENTIMENT emphati-
suv exrr,sssd in regard 20 Clothing purchased - j..
HOEA COT has long been source OF satisfaction %
have compliments continually pouring In from the CITY sno
Our s:ock Of y-msde CLOTHING has been entirely
replenished with magnificent assortm-nt OF sFns %no
Summer Goods selected with and Judgment which are
made in the hest possible and selling az sresi
REDUCTION heiow cur competition
Gentle men who prefer hsvins their garments made 70 or
der can have their wish grafied keep eon-tsAty
,eudd assortment of Cloths and Cessmera AMI or cut-
r has attained degree Of cutting almost certain TO please
the fssfIdIous. :,
We also keep general assortment Of Furnishing GoodA
X. HORA CO. No 50 NaSssnst,
between Fulton and Johnsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI.

"HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
fax to land and receive mails and gassengeT
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA, T.. q. Lott,
ASIA, C. ii. L. Judkins, NIAGARA, J. Stone
AMERICA N Shannon, CANADA Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear white light at head green
stsrbOard bow red On port bow.
ASIA, Judkins from NETWORK, Wednesday, Mays
NIAGARA Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, May II.
EUROPA, Lott, from NETWORK, Wednesday, May 10.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, May Is
AFRICA Harrison fin NETWORK. Wednesday June
CAMBRIA Leitch from BOSTON. Wednesday, June g.
ASIA, Judkins, from NETWORK, Wednesday, June IT,
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON, June q.
Passage from New-York Boston to Liverpoo-Pirt
cabin, sl2J; second cabin SO
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond amount fox
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
" All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office For freight or passage, apply TO
4. CUNARD No Bowling Green.
" French German and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought In common with British Goods Through bills
of lading given In Havre for New-York.
WATcHEsBy order of the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign manufacture, bearing the marks Of English
manufactures will be hereafter admitted In England in
nu for the United States and other In consequence
OF which French and Swiss watches be shipped Havre
for New-York Boston, via Liverpool without mourning
the risk a. heretofore, of being seized BY the English Custom
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

INV, OH rsin iue, &c Colleagues nov ready. at Ne "a
Cban,besrst- See the Auction Oo"n Oh Inc Coa'~ra~a
Lscusrrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
NANDERBlLT'SL LINE to CALIFOR-
NIA.-Two Second Csbin Tickets By the 9TH inst
~ BENJAMIN POULTNEY, No. is3 Maiasn.Isas.
Gteamboals ano Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
Y for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No |, North River,
foot of place by sfeambOat John foterso hnsS
daily: Morning Line leaves At A. M Afternoon Exprea
Line at F. NJ, through Philadelphia IN u hours Foe:
Ist class cars sS ID class line, BY M only 81 Return.
ing leave Philadelphia from foot OF Wslnuts al AN and
2PM Enrigan, Line ny steamboat Transport. fun PIN
No ats Z M fare 81 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

" EMPIRE CITY LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS
for SAN FRANCISCO, via Aspnwal Navy Bay (near
ChagresG The new and splendid double engine steam.
ship SIERRA NEVADA, ,5ce tans burthen J. d. WI.
son, ESQ., Commander, win leave for AspinwaIL NAVY
Bay, direct on MONDAY, May a at O'Clock from her
pier No North River, to Panama with he
hyori,e steamship NEW-ORLEANS z. a. Ackley "a.
ter These steamers hare unsurpassed accommodation f
passengers and better ventilated than any n the trds
The tables are supplied with every comfort both for the
cabin and reersge passenger An experienced Surpean Il
attached 70 each ship The Panama RaSrsad Z now H. o
son. running daily 70 within few miles Of Corona b.
senge vii De landed II the ComPsuys depot 4 Apinws
RATES or FARE-Fst Cabin sass; Second Cabin tst.t.
roonal Soo Both the above the same table S.rr
age $50, hrnd With hec he, and separate table Veil
provided remittance Of half the viii -
cure ticket until whis days OF Linn Of hs .t.s,s,
For freight or pesssse, apply TO
J. HOWARD son, Agents. No 81 Broadway,
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DACNTC BANK, New-York, Nav rs

= le&-1he PRECEDENT and Directors Of this Bank have
oeelye4s dividend Of fo per on the Cspal Sock
Deyshae g the Stcekhpes and ssr the Ant Of Juns
sext The transfer Books viii b closed from the "a to he
sis inst- inclusive. By order Of the Board
CAMPBELL, Jr- Cashier
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.

J JERSEY -SPRIEG ARRANGEMENTS May &
ie52For Clinton aAd late rnedale places from Pier No
North River by steamer RED JACKET ry "A. NJ and
p NJ and at ; z NJ. ,oT White House and in,ernedsn
aces and connects a. Ehzsbethtown with on the
T. J. Railroad winch leave Newlork. from the foo, Of
Courtland-s at the hours Returning leave Clinton
at815 a M 1850 Z NJ Nhtehouse Sis. freight So
and $40 A. NJ and Lao NJ; Somervil!e at 4 freight SOS
and 9O5 A. NJ and 2O5 I. NJ Plainhrld Il c freight 60
and Q IS A NJ ard 240 p n Ehzsbethtown ~ us al
1889 A. NJ and SD T. n.
Passengers for Esston Bethlehem, Allentown, Wlks&
bare ard Mauch' Chun< Pa, and Remington New-er.
u,snown n j. will take the A. NJ train froa Y sal
on TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays for New Hampton
Washington BelNicere n j. Stages leave Somervlis daily
Tor PeaIack and Pucsanine on the ARRIVAL OF The NJ
into the actual possession OF the agents OF the Company sA
checks or recelpts gwen therefor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

The stages for Squsm and Freehold will sonnecta
with boat Stages 10 convey passengers 10 ell parts OF he
country All persons forbid Trusting the above bost
account Of the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

VALLEY and COZ j

NECTIN0 KAILhUADSg-Es1eaeen sSrs-Ss-sknrGk
Bcrlpsfon St. Jehnsburs, White Mountsins VeosHsxs1
ard Springfield Through tickets b. Rsil5osa = 49,
and n II. Once, IS Casast, n. T. SreSnn ~ 49,
TssvssI every say A;y Msf ~. I s@ 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
RAILROAD.-NEW

i Y YORK ana PHILADELPHIA drect-V; . 49, s,-S
and EXPRESS LINES-Througb In A houns : = ~
Of Courtlsndtst; A. M. and 81 r. N. Libsny,A -
Philadelphia At ia and ga N. and n LIZ - g n
Wanut-st- Fare reduced 70 - for hrst-eiaS 100
secondclass ., rsrOa
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHAktLtsS -
through tickets sold In the above lines and throaS9
With shroush copducforp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILKOAD'

-Trsins leave pier foot Of Dusne-a - foio~s "a
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. M for Dunkrk, connsesnn -
frst-clsss steambosts ior Cleveland sandnsky io'~
Monroe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A. NJ Tor all ststions ,.,.
WAY TRAINat 3 p. NJ via Piernont for Onssnsp.
WAY TRAM at n p NJ via Jersey City tor sss,nn.scsg
with fr.,esss steamboat for Detroit direct sonneenns
Express Train for Chicago. .
CHAS. MINOT. superfnfsse.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
DEMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

IA. LAND, SCOTLAND aud WALES.-BOWMAN,
GRlNNELL& co. will issue drafts OF 4 sterling and
ward payable sight any throughout Great Britain
and Ireland
SWALLOW.TAIL LINES of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACKET-SHlPS.-Pesons wishing to have their
friends erou h out In either OF the splendid ships
2s, days of every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thursday from london Thereby avoiding delay Will please
apply to the only authorized Agents IN this city.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL l. co,
Office No IS south-st, New-York and
No Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
B-When passengers decline coming, the money will
be returned without deduction.
Liverpool packets eayir NewYork the 9th 2lst Of
each month London Packets leave NewYork every alter
nate Thursday. For passage apply as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonins

III ton. for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NvvxNDfB-
PILT and COMMODORE, Of this line new fs Ma
arly = heretofore alternately leaving re, s sasds =
ssntsA A. p M and Stoninston ct O'Clock Z.
srriysI Of the mail train, which leaves Boston g r. rs
For freight or passsse, apply st the ofnes. No
nIsce ar On boeya
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NOR SHREWS BURY. LONG
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNE
DOCKS, (MiddletowD,) and RED BANK.-N-w and spiso
did steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A n. Hasssty
will leave New-Haven pier, Peck-slip East River, ~
lows
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAIL

~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-On nd
alter MONDAY MAY s, 1852. trans will leave as follows
FIRST PASSENGER TRNN-Danbury Al 6iS A NJ Bethel
at 653 A. ~. Redding 6j9 A. NJ Ridgshed AZ IAN;
Georgetown At Y A. NJ Cannons at 7So A. NJ; Wilton
73f M: Winnipank al 745 A. NJ; Norwalk at ISAN
Anye at South NOrwalk az 3 W.
SECOND PASSENGER AND FREIGHr-Danbury at 80
Z NJ Arrive Of South Norwalk ut 4 81 L. NJ.
Returning leave follows
FRsr PASSENGER aND FREIGHr-south Norwalk at al6
A. NJ Arrive ar Danbnfy at ITO A. NJ.
SECOND PASsEScER-SOulh NoTwalk at DAD I. NJ. Ar
riye at Dsnhury at 7. NJ
Passengers or Danbury and intermediate stations viii
leave New. York by the O'Clock A. NJ iaon and
by the so 2. NJ. express train
The CAS- A. NJ. train from Danbury connects with the
NJ train from New-iaven, aud with the A. NJ accom-
mediation train from New-Nork
The 250 r. NJ. train from Danbury connects with the $50
I. M express train New York, and the 40 T. ~ &C.
commodaon train from Ncwtiaven, and will wait al Nor.
walk until 6l5 NJ should the 40 r. NJ train be delayed
un'il that time.
Passengers be ticketed through to NewYork from AZ
the this Road also from Newf0Tk 10 Norwak,
and all ions the Road.
Carriages will be in readiness at Rdgeed Station to
passengers any of the village OF Rdgehed; so
at the station Danbnry to OF the borough OF Dan
bury. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Danbuy, April q, 1852.