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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
NyOTTyuLE GLASSWORKS, Philadel-

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DER
Il RlCkSON Co, No. les Ful.onst offer for sale oa
the lowest terms, Writing Pspsis, English French snd
Amencar.
kewtrsIer, all sizes weights and qualities.
Beck PAPER, ell sizcs weights and qualities.
Tissue f0ge fancy coo,s end white, OF the best quality
Hanging PAPER, white and col0red, different widthS
hatters PAPER, thin, and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, Sxso S5xio, and 4txs9.
Pate IN Paper on rolls for tsilors.
English Hardware Paper large assortment Just arrived.
shestlnng PAPER Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper. Straw, Rag, and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes.
Tar Roohns Paper, suitable Cor roof, M rolls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
NEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
Umpire CITY LINE-FOR SAN FRAN

EMPIRE CITY L1NE.-FOR SAN FRAN
II CISCO, via ASPIHWALL and PANAMA-Through
Tickets az Reduced RAtes-The and speld sea nshp
SIERRA NEVADA. 800 tuns burden, j. Dayton Wilson.
Conn sndsr viii leave for Aspnwa1l direct, THURS
DAY Nov. T. ct o'clock p. NJ, from Pier No. 8 North
River connecting Panama with the and splendid
double engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 2 so
turs burden Robert W. Foster Commander, which
will in readiness receive the passengers by the Sierra
NeV ada and sail imined ately for San Francisco.
Thee unsurpassed for speed atlon aud
and offer superior advantages for families
going California. First and second Cabin Passengers
provided with State Rooms both ships and dine the
table Part Of the SteeIge of the City OF Pittsburgh
is allotted TO females Passengers landed the Pan
Railroad Depot Aspinwa For freight passage. apply
TO j. HOWARD son, Agenrs,
No. 81 Broadway. and No. Is Wcst-st.
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VNHE new A / clipper ship TORRENT, for
Il FORT PHILLIP and SIDNEY, Australia, 70 sail Nov
The splendid accommodations OF this tine new ship are well
woty OF examination BY persons about engaging passage
10 Australia The ship Is new, and her httinstuP ees
other ship for space hight comfort She has made but
enc voyage Apply board pier No II East River orr
+. RICHARDSON Co, No. 81 Southet, or 70
ELLIOT, ARkELL L Co., No no Peari-st -
All goods intended for shipment and Forwarded 70 vs. Will
be shipped free Of commission.
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~ JERSEY.-Throush from New-York to Easton Pa, in
-Four Hours commencing Augusta Leave Pier No North
River Per steamer RED JACKET for Esston and inter-
mediate plsc,s at An u NJ, and So NJ and for So
merville at NJ. Returning leave Phipsburg (opporte
Easton) at 6 and 1880 AN. and SIS PM.
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RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co, Liverpool


HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
Il NOVASCOTlA-The and splendid steamship
SIR JOHN HAR\ Ely, buit expressly -cE this line, and
gcr, Will leave the end Of Long Wharf Boston, for Hail
fax every SATURDAY at O'Clock p NJ and leave Hall
fax for Boston ever TUESDAY at O'Clock PM Fare
First Cabin including meals SIC Fare-Second CABIN,
without meals s5 For freight passage apply 10 CLARK,
JONES Co, Boston Z. WIRE Co, Halifax or tie
CaptLin. on hoard.-Bcston July 81 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
VI HOUGHTOS's Pepsin or Gastric Juice, prepared
from reune The natural remedy for this distressing
plant Agents J. BALL Co, No. 100 Nss.sast
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1tlillinern.

MISS ID. A. GARDNER, importer of French
I'VE Bonnets Cars and Flowers No. 400 Broadway n u
and No. 1884 Congressst, Savannah, Ga. - -
Miss = A CONN, Dressmaker. Pans Fashions, No io9
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
DOORS- SASHES and BLINDS.-The Der

IL by Building and Lumber Company have on hand, and
are n tie above grtcs made in the most approved
s;ye and fon the best kndred lumber, which they ~i
taui, ON reasonable rs 10 all who may favor them WITH
their patti mage Depot No Railroad Building corner OF
Canal and c. utrC-St
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of jesse c

smith, Esq Surrogate OF the County 81 King. notice !. hereby
according 10 sw TO all having claims aslsnt FEHDf
kAND GERsCHWfLLER late OF the City OF Wbsn-bnrss de
ssd they exhibit the the voarhsrs
the subcrber the Office Of the Kings
Hall Of the Brood ksfss the 2T
day OF December Dc1t.--Daied, June Id, 1854
lelI IsN6mTht RICHARD TUERs. Admaistrstof.
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NEW.JERsEY RAILROAD.-NEw

EW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA. direct-U. S NAIL
FNPRTS IS LINES-IhrOagh in y hoGrs-Nes.Jeosy
psirosd. VIZ jersey City, LEAVING Newton a. a1d
A. NJ. and S! r. NJ. from foot Of CODTtandis- Leave;
, 81 for fistclsss and g. 81 for -econd-cless
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tcke sold in the above lines snd through Da<fe
carried IN The 8 " lines from Es~fors win tnroass
Ccnduoors With baggage cross the sery ID ni
uss before the trains leave
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the s~ro-

Il Of the County New fosk notice hereby al
persons having claims ANDREW MCLEAN late Of the City
New York manufacturer des ed pessut the With
vouchers thereof the subscriber the once of yohu NCsh
ESQ., No Nasau the CITY OF New York. before tho
York 18th day of Aa
su,t. ls6a MARY MCLEAN, Adrrnssrstrss
.lal .uFn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

CHEMICAL ERASIVE S0AP-For sale by J. T. JOHN.
son Co, Nos. % Co-tandi-s and 81 BOwery. These
articles can be bought at no other place in SewYork
are fhe exclusive propnetors OF and psentees of the
other lie Sierch Pollen stamped every cike Beau
monts Patent Starch Polish and both il and the Bluns
have fec smile of j. T. Johnsons signature the label
and wrapper None other genuine. As there im,
tons pretending TO de the work Of slows" aud some
times sold for his purchasers should t-t John ".
Stows C. S Chemical Erasiye soap" is stamped every
bar None other u genuine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
THE FLORENCE and KEYPORT CON.

Il PANY-A meeting of the Stockholders will be held
At Keyport on TUESDAY the 9th November next, when
statement will be made OF the prospects and condition Of
the Company.
Boat will be provided for the purpose and land at the
new dock building on the property. -
Persons deouso OF examining the place will be furnished
with tickets for the excursion by applying al ONCE NO Il
Hsnoyer-st
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livery MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
~ NJ RATEls VEGETABLE CATHAkTIC Pills


II DR. PATE's VEGETABLE CATHARTlC PILLS
sud NV EKSAL Hi OEIAA ELIXIR, or lNElOohAl-
INC NEAN OF TONIC found 10 be safest no5t EN-
cie1t agreeable remedies tor Dlseos o. me Dss
rive Organs and Nervous y stem ever offered 70 ts uDc
They cure Liver Complaint Costiyeness Dys-ntery ana
pa,rhea Consumption Jsuudice Scroiua Conc, splitting
of hood Cods Influenza Gravel DrOpsy Dyspepsia Asrh-
ma Worms Hopping Cough Female Affections, lnAnna-
tori Dselses Pleurisy, rheumatism Govt Nervous DIS
eases as Neuralgia Paralysis sick head ache, preston OF
Srirts the Heart Painting St tus Dance,
EpeTsy Deafuess Dizziness feyers Erysepela Measles,
seuryy Itch Pinaples and Blotches. salt Rheum- &c
They are warranted contain Mineral, Mercuria and
other GeleeCus substances VII aud may BE- taken
with perfect safety by young children and The most
delicate ieu.ahs
The PILLS are mild IN their operation and prompt IN re-
moving the system those inpurites when are te IN
naIelle Ofths en6 yariees Oi disease anu NY
be- us.d in evry complaint without the ADVICE OF rnys-
elan and VIII al others a. Family Med
ciue They need bat the TRIAL 70 convince the mos
sceptcsl Of their safety and their utility
THE HYGEIAS ELIXIR Is dehgAialiy hyisots,Ihs
Cordial paatabe the taste and never tais 70 anCst ~
md afev restore the energies Ofte System Wien
cd by Disease by the Necessary operation OF Cahhc
Medicines Asa Nervous Tonic u - entirety uneYuneo-
"a ms b. t,ken by IA. most delicate Females and Chill
drru with entire confidence and safety. - ,,.e,,
Nv TIE timely and udcous Ofhi. PILLS and HfGE-
TASFIIXJR DR. Bates convinced that Disease may b.
OF n prrveufsd end al readily cured and thus BY avoid
ms the potractsd Of Pyscans add their expensive
AID nausestng remedies not only time but money may De-
For sale AZ Dr. BATES Dept No. 45s Broadway cor
Gr~nSs, Y end AZ the Principal Drug Stores and Pa
tert Medicine Warehouses IN the CRY. Pills Is eta pc
tox Flizir 81 Per bottle; bottles for i've dolars
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fnrnitnre, &t.
I'm .,a COTTAGE FURNI.

ENAMELED ard COTTAGE FURNi-
IL TURF WAREHOUSE, No. AZ Broadway east s s,de
rro of tbe Exclusive Of
MfSThi C6TTAdF ah 81 cHAMBER FURNITURE;
GILLIEs BYRSE, SUCCESSORS to MATHEW 4 Gil
,h.t ss.y I'm eon p,o, 10 . wsnished GENUINE
article % PER CENT. BELOW ALL OItiEho. r..
The unparalleled that has attended our ehorts ms
induced redouble c1ertions IN produc III
which sfer having stood the test for yeer al now g II
EITIJRE EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY. The
tost Partisan and Italian Styles always on hand and sde
A. we have the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, per-
pps with the most peculiar regard 20 color
uenijng, shading, 6c, Sc- can easily be suited.
While new Establishments without the least experience,
prets nd 10 compete with BY offering poor limitations o
cur s:yes designs representing their work the pub
he Ensmeled &c, still we are fully convinced 5y the
ri ma g gps n and pgs s
really GENUINE ENAMELED WORK made at our
The Trade supplied rs usal On the most favorable terms
Bsft-esses Pasfs,s and BOsers &c 6c a. the lowest
TIE eatest care bestowed in Boxing 20 that Furniture
can taken any distance without sustaining the ees.
Jury. GILES BYRNE, No. Az Broadway,
East sde Grsndst Mandatory, No. ~ Green-st
FURNITURE for SALE.-A small family
al out removing irou the city, would like to dispose Of
their Furniture, 6c inquire until Saturday At No - Rob
lnsoL-st-
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS
NJ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c. at CRAWBUCK,5, No
$50 Grnndst secondd door east OF Esesx-st Newly ok
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE.-The
attention OF families about pure asing respectfully invited
the large ard beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattreses
Paihofses, Bedsteads, Cots Sc oil Of which have been
purchased low cash prices and will be sold such prices
make nducemen for ell TO cell and examine the
above stock previous making their purchases Goods
part Of the city, Brooklyn and free OF
easge Old Beds and Mattresses renovated and made
w CRAWBUCK, No. S53 Grand-st,
I'd door east OF Essex-st.
CHOW CASES! SHOW CASES!-A large
~ assortment Of superior Gases Of every description
ton constantly hand made order Of silver
wood mahogany, black walnut &c and warranted equal 10
the any IN the Union. Is. X PEBBLES, No ia Grandst
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.-The GLASGOW and New-fork s.earnsaip
Conpanys powerful Steamship GLASGOW, lsu
tuns md 80 horsepower, RobeF, Craig, Censldcr VIII
sail from New YORK for Glasgow on SATURDAY th NOW
and on SATURDAY 18th Jannesy- It !, o'clock noon
first CABIN. tSalcon state Roous ..............-9s
EIrsi Cabin, tMicshiP State Rooms. .......... -
Stewards fee incinied.
AppiJto j. Nc SYMON, No y Bro,dSay
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CLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.-Copy

~ OF Testimonial from the Lsundress Of Her Msestys
Royal Laundry, Richmond Surrey;
Mr. WoTnERs?ooS No. 10 Durlopst., Glasgow:
The Glenfeh Patent Powder Starch has now been used
for time IN thet department Of the Royal Landry
where al the finest goods finished for Her Majesty
Prince Albert and the Royal Family, and have much
pleasure in informing You that has gwen the hghes: sa
faction. NJ. WEISn Laundress 10 her Majesty.
Royal Laundry, Richmond ar London 18Th May, 1851
Wholesale Agent, GEORGE WALKER, No. 258l Wash
iugtOn-st, kew-York
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH


WI ERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-GREAT MAIL
until further noce-pascngtr steamers and trains VIII
run follows; - - . -.
EMPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST
WAKD-One OF the iirst-clsss steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted ats
NJ and Dunkirk II night reaching Monroe az Pm
the next day and proceeding Toledo the same afternoon
An exprss will leave Monroe Ut fM, or ON the
arrival OF the beat; daily Mondays excepted reaching CHI
csgo the same evening and connecting at Chicago with nrt
class for Milwaukee and oerpots on Lake Mich
igGn with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
CHICAGO ......, -, ,x>,<, r., . 49,,
EMPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Exp!efs trans will leave Chicago Of PM daily,
SATURDAYS excepcd and reach Monroe at ncxt morning
An exrrs 50 steamer Will leave Toledo every morning
cent sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF tho trains from
Chicago aid each Dunkk and Buffalo several hours pre-
yious 10 the time the frEt Express trains east from New
YORK, Albany and Boston.
TIE selIass and trains At Monroe VIII connect each way
regular beats for Detroit and Toledo. 80 -
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOlN0 WEST
WARD-This train viii leave Toledo daily; suEdayse x-
ceuteG al NJ connecting OF T0lclo with line Of steam
ers flom Cleveland and SandGsy and stopping az all tho
way ststiorA Will reach Chicago at 3. Pm.
GOING EASTWARD.-LcGye Chicago daily suldays
exc. ted 81 AN stopping az all stations and arriving o,
Tol,co Ut PM with steamers ~ sendusky and
Cleveland and arriving there IN time for al the morning
naius foIn those places ,,,,,,
AraeketboAt leaves Toledo at for Fort WAYNE and
ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. A. iOOhki
AdT,an. June !, l8'A superintendent
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

~ On and after Sept s. the following traius win
leave Danbury: 49,
645 A. NJ with passengers, connecting at Sosth Nor
walk, with the New-York and New.IIayen 7 A. N. train
for New-York a. eco A. NJ
SIS NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
the New-York and New Haven 80, i9 L NJ, az 5S5 T. NJ
Trains to Danbury VIII leave South Norwak;
l. go A. NJ. with passengers and freight receylns pss-
Eom New-iork.
2 SOP. NJ with passengers only, receiving Passengers
from the NewYork and New-ilayen $50 r. NJ. Express
from New-Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
DanbuTy, Sept. 30, l852.
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lfle0iGal.

DUTLER's HERNIAL PAD.-Since the
ID DAVIS Of Dr. Hull this the only Truss Ped for which
rute, hrs been granted 20 the susfic paced
next the abdomen By its pressure - thrown upon
h entire length the canals through which the hernia or
rrotrndes end thus speedily effects radical cure
Cfce No Vesey-st opposite ~. Pans Church tenis
IN daily attendance wait upon ladies' Utero-ADnonhai
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

III Of the County New loTk hereby 90 ~
HAVING clam. MARTIN sIIBER late u the City o New
gentleman deceased present the With
the subcrbcr hi deure No 100 Aeast. the City Of
yorl before the ihrteth day OF Apl Dated New
York the 2Tth day ofOctober rs,
cas- law6mTht WILLIAM u. SIfBER, Admin sirator.
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

Tor SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,
IL OCEAN HOUSE, CLoag Braneh,l PORT WASH
ING1ON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, mid
detow H. ana RED BANK.-The aud splendid steam
bost THOMAS HUNT, Capt. a. II. Uaggsrty viii leave
the New Haven Pier Pecs-slip East River, follows:
fRon NEWBORN. from SHREWSBURY
Tuesday. Oct ~ "a. n Tucsday Oct. 10, l2t NJ.
Wednesday, Oct q, 81 A. VI. "Wednesday, o.. ~ P VI.
ThunGay Oct. Il, 10 A. VI. Thursday, Oct q, II NJ.
Fnduy Oct. ~ II NJ. Friday Oct. 2, p p. ":
Saturday Oct. 81 1! r. n. Monday Oct. o, 2P. NJ
Tuesday, Oct. d A M. Tuesday, Oct N, z! 7. VI
Wednesday Oct q, 7 A. NJ "Wednesday, Oct 4, y p. VI
ThurfGuy, Oct. g. u A. N Thursday, Oct. % p NJ.
Fridsy Oct. 20 IA VI. Friday, Oct. - II p. VI.
Saturday Oct. 50, 0 A. NJ. Mouday Nov. l, NJ.
The stare Squem viii run connection with boat
Stages convey passengers all parts the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat the
the owners.
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LUX ALDAIN anu nOl arc ~ Ncutc'
The new, and beautiful steamer FRANCIS SKIDDY hav
ng been recently fitted up night boat with 1e" state
rooms aud berths most elegant and substantial manner
viii commence running from her dock. foot of binsonst
on TUESDAY 18th inst att p NJ aud will leave rc a.
larly every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
AZ The same hour The travelling community will find every
Arrangement rerfect 10 promote their comfort For freight
or rasssge apply on board, or 10 o,,c,, -.
No. $50 FrOnt-st, Y. Y.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAyEN RAIL-

~ ROAD.-FsLL AssASesNrsr.--SePtenbes 10 iS52-
Trains OF Newlo leave the corner OF Canal az
ana BIoadw Accommodation ard Spesis-stI aud IA
A. NJ. ! and 81 7. NJ through 10 New-hsvea
Ats! A. VI. and 6. p ~ foT Port Chester. =,
The ~ A. NJ runs in connection with train frcia New
Haven Hartford and Springfield, and with main over the
Canal Rcd.
ExFREsS TRAINS for Ncw-Hayen. Hartford, Springfield.
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10 Os-
deDsburzh and MontIeL.
AT A. VI, stopping Stamford and bridgeport con-
Meeting With Housatonic aud NaaEatuek Railroads a.
BrdgtIoTt AID Canal Railroad at NewHsyen; aud at 81
r NJ stopping at Stamford Norv ak aid Bridgeport
Meeting With HOusstonic AID Nsass,Gek Railroads al
Bride, port
Trains into New-York-Accommodaion and Specialist
- end IS A NJ, and 40 Z. NJ through ffoln New
HAytn.
The 9Sj A. H. receives pass, from Springfield aud
Hartford and Canal Railroads. az New Haven. Tue 40
p NJ receives pass from Hartford and Springfield
ard the Northern Railroads.
ExrRESs TRAINS leave w-Hsven arrival OF trains
from Boston ct and $50 T. H. stopping AZ Bridgeport
Norwslk and Stamford leaving Boston al A. NJ aud
5; P.M
See large bill of advertisement at the StaonHoGse And
principal hotcls. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, SuP'E
New-HAven, September, 1852.
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gate OF the County New Yok notice hereby al
pcsons having claims the eae Of GEORGE STOUT.
late the City Of New Yot deceae to present the ssn. with
the subcber at his place 81 business No 2
the City at New Yo before the second day Of
York the hrst day September s6i
- lawfuTh+ JAMES ID. STOUT, Adnnsuator'
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ALBANY, TROY and LEBANON SPRINGS.

h-The cars Of the NETWORK and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD leave the City Hall Station, Nevfok, daily (Srn-
DAYS ercepted) At 10 O'Clock NJ Mail Train 10 Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Rllroad for Aba.
ny Troy Lebanon Springs, Pttshed, Springfield and
other int mediate Stations.
At 5 o'clock, T. NJ, Accommodation Tram 70 Chatham
-Four Coner connecting with Western Railroad going
90, -, ,o,,I
~ Passengers for Lebanon Springs viii take the lOococi
NJ Train 70 Chatham, Western Railroad TO Canaan md
stage to Letanor arriving early the sane niternOJu
fare through 81 NJ SLOAT, Superintendent
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trans leave pierfoot Of Dusne-st. as 5hows; .
kXPREss TRAIS ats An for Duukrs, eonnec,ing with
frtel.ss steamboats, for Cleveland S1ndussy Isiedo sod
Monroe sud r. road. 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TEAIS e. AN. for all stations.
WAY Train u 50 PM Va Ple,mont tor Deia"sfs
NIGHT ExPRUss TRNs a. 7. NJ for DuaOrk- connect
with fr,ss steamboat for Detroit direct eon0seans
with Express Tram ior Chicago
EEIGIAST TRAIN a. Nj. VI. Plerr1ont
CHAS MiNOT. slperntendent
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DOR SHREWSB URY, HIGHLAND
Il DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, lLong Breneh,l FORT
WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
(Middletown) and RED BANK.-,rhe popular steamer
EDWIN LEWIS, Capt. j. 7. COrhes viii leave Robinson
o. Pier, North River, es follows:
FROM NETWORK. FROM SHREWSBURY
Saturday, Oct. Is, % 4. " Friday Oct. IS, A. NJ.
Tuesday, Oct. TO- y NJ Monday. Oct 10, 9 4. NJ
Thursday Oct Il, Il I. " Wednos iay, Oct ~, l0AM.
Saturday Oct IS, z 2. NJ Friday, Oct. y, II ".
Tu,s6sy Oct &C. e r. NJ. Monday, Oct. ., II 7. NJ
W,dr, ,6sy Oct H3PM. Wednt sday Oct q, IAN.
Tbnrsdey Oct 20 81 F. VI. Thursday. Oct. q, ga. NJ
Saturday, Oct So 4P NJ. Friday, Oct. %, "A NJ.
Monday, Nov l. 81 A. NJ
Stages VIII lie readiness TO convey passengers 10 all
parts of the country.
n B-For further information apply TO
BESSON & BROUWER, Agent, No. l5 Wesst
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DIIY ONLY pALLEYls MAGICAL PAIN

ID EXTRACTOR, il you would avoid death from burns
,cads and other affections Only wholesale depot NOS
ard Park Row opposite the A-tOr entrance No AIMS
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEpEoRD
and TAUNTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, of this line. regularly ~ hereto
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River, hst W.fi
above Battery place, daily, SUNDAYS excepted. N
and StonugtOn at o'clock p VI, or on 1r1SA OF nAi
train. which leaves Boston a p. VI
a.ilv ,,csnt sundays At Up NJ sew-Bedford AID Taun
ton passengers proceed nned4tey On the Ar'A oil mo
mall truin Mansfield. =.
For freight or ps,sage apply at the Office, No 10 Battery
pl,er. or on board the bo1ts
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

cate of the County Of York is hereby all
per ons having LILLIAN CHAhDAv0fNk late OF
City OF dceeaed with vouchers
Their office No 1874 Cherry the
Of York. heoe the 2lst dy OF February next
d. t.d New. YoIk tie Il,h Jay 81 August 1874
THOMAS C. cHARDAyOYNE, (px.,,or.
nul2 lawCnIht GEORGE NJ CHARDANOYNE,} ~
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Tor KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.
Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Murays,. Pier,
daily. at Z. NJ. Returning leaves keypou at A. NJ,
tSundlys exceptodl 1900 ~
KEYTORT DIRECT-Stesmer JOHN HART leaves
Munayst Pier NJ A. NJ Sundays and Mondays cxcepted)
Returning leaves K,yport, daily, Saturdays Gnd Ssadays
erc,ntcd NJ
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Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
JIG RIyER-The splendid and ssperor stearne. BAY
STATE. Capt WIn Brown. and EMPIRE STATE, Capt.
amin Braytou leave alternate days, tSandays ex-
erpfedJ froE her No R., tie Battery, AZ NJ.
yo freight apply board, A. the oce on Per 10
TIsDALEG BORDEN, Akeuts, Nos- 10 and III "est-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate II County New iok a hereby N all
r-on- haV M claim asan- CHARLES VAN AuLks late
City SewYoik deceased the 18th yoaeh-rs
thereof 10 the subscriber deuce No i2J West El
the CITY before the st day OF February next
Dated New York, the 2sih day OF July le6a
ySsinwsnIhs WILLIAM G VAN AULEN. Administrator.
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CHOW GASES! SHOW CASES!-A large
~ assortment Of superior Gases Of every description
ton constantly hand made TO order Of silver,
wood mahogany, black walnut &c and warranted equal TO
the any the Union. Is. X PEBBLES, no. ia Grandst.