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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.-Hen

IN ~ Domes and Esther his vie. against Eliza b pomsi,
Reynods and Sarah L. hi John Butler and Blnche
H. his wife Mary Dominica Duminus William H. Cox add
and Jane Dominica Harriet Donneh George a.
Domnn Sarah h- wife Francis Dolnnct aud Anne he
Domnck and Sarah p BIS wife Francs Jacob Domnik
John &c Fcdeck T. Peei William Pardon aud
Iouizs p Pardon hi. vie William Dunnns A.,rn-e a. sarah
Haenbsks Francis Rshsrd Dock, Ada Domnck Thadi
ADA DOrINlCk, THADDEuS DOMlSICk and JCNIu5 DON
mick You hereby summoned required
supplemental complaint thu. which fled ocs
the Ce OF the 'ad Court the DAY OF the dss hereof and to
the sad supplemental complaint
the subscriber hereto III. Office No 20 Nassau the CITY
New York within twenty days after the hseo exclusive
OF day eryce and sl the SAID complaint
within aioressd plaintiffs herein will take judgment
against you for the rels demanded the sJ eonpNntDs,sd
New York July ;, ls62 Yours &c,
Jy5 lawtmM J. W. BALDWIN, Any for PLAINTIFF.
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Clothing, &e.
6orses, Carriages, Ne.

FOR SALE-A pair Of well-matched Horses
Il for family use. Apply at No III l2thst, before
O'Clock a. NJ. or after +. NJ.
ITO PHYSICIANS.-FOr Sale one of the
Il best Family Horses this city; 6 hands inches high
dapple gray beautiful body and neck years odProud and
gay, coed roGdster warranted Kind aud sound No horse
excel him for style He took the frat premium the
County Fair where he raised Alec, tan of Fancy
Bay HcIsts syoaIs Old. Inquire OF Mr.. DAYTON, 3ithst
north side Eighth-av.
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~ or NEW YORK Di-wILLIAM c. BUTLER ALVIN
BENNETT and COMFORT BtILLk ast CHARLES WEBSTER
SUNNI demsni contract Com not SER 10
named DEFENDANT You are hereby summoned and re-
auirsd the compliant tbs son which viii % hea
Clerk the City County o New foft at the City
Hall City, and to Of your answer TO the -
mp ubschers their Office No IS Wal st. 10 aud
CITY within the Of this summons on yoa
s1cusv. day Of such and h 10 answer the
sd rpaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff. this setoa
will take judgment for the Of hundred AID rv
three cent? averaged with interest IRON
December thousand eight hundred sn1
sy Que the this se,onDated New fort sept 81,
ls52 - .,....~, ...
HAwLHY & GLOVER, Plaintiff Atornsya
W 49, i6 Is,2 ois lav6vh+
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NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-

N EW-J + KSE KAILhOhD,r,1sNIT M
II YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct.-U. ). NAIL
TxPRFsS LINES-Through in \ hours-New jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New,fork at and
A NJ and 81 p Nj from foot OF COurtlAIdt-st Leaves
PbIslephs same hours foot of Walnuts Fare reduced
10 g. for first class aud 81 50 for second class
hronsh .d in the above lines and through baggage
caried in the 81 NJ lines from New York with through
Conductors with baggage cross the Terry 10 NM
utes before the trans Leave
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. - NEW

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS NEW
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD-Three Daily
Lines TO and from Albany. Fare, 81 3d. The trains leave
CITY Hall Station corn0r Tyon-row aud Cenirest daily
(Sundays excepted as follows; .,
i.t Tram, $50 NJ Wsyms Train, stopping at al
Way Stations c
I'd Train at A. d. Express Train stopping at Croton
Falls Dover Plains Hillsdele aud Chatham -Four Corn
.. &c.,
Sd Train 345 p. NJ Express Train stopping at Cr0ton
-Four Corners. go =,
Returning will leave East Albany AZ and II A. NJ and
AP NJ NJ SLOAT, superintendent
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1DEr SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER

II CURE Il conveniently arranged, and now open for
Winter treatment The sold Is favorable. Every
attention VIII be paid the comfort Of patients Terms
70 arc ner week y. BEDORTHA, II. ID.
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NOTICE. - The NORTH AMERICAN
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY have removed
their okce to the building No. wall-st, opposite
Sswst The Company continues TO lnsure against hre on
buldnpA Merchandise, and property generally, Of the
lowest Standard rates JANIS W. OTIS, Pyest.
w. BLErcxrR, Secretary.
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TNPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Il OF the Comfy Of New York heeby
having clam, sanst GEORGE mccoy late Of The City New
York Mason deceased pressnt the thereof
the ,ubecher the once r. Resu.p ESQ No IS wa 81
NeS York, before the ds May
Dated, New York the sisih day % November. 1851.
law6rM+ ELIZABETH A. Mccoy, Ajrnllstf Atrix
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INPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

0tthe County New York notice hereby 10 al oa-
HAVING cs assins JOSEPH MEIER la'e Ct the CITY o. New
York deessd the With vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber rs-d-nre the Sev
YoTk. before The seventh y OF My n.NtDed >-s lork
M IaUsuM. ELiZABETH KEELER E1eca,rir
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EOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New-York

il ard Canada Dispatch Lne.-Ihe beautiful A clipper
rackct.ship BOTHNIA, James A. Avery, Commander,
Loo tuns burden and only % years old viii sail for the
ebove port about the 10Th Of November This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage TO California and
her commander hay ing great experience IN the Australian
tIcde persons engaging may expect very short passage
her between decks are very high and thoroughly ventilated
and fitted up with State Rooms for the comfort OF families
or single persons An expenencd surgeon viii accompany
the ship with other proper attendants All persons about
taking Insssgc are respectfully Invited TO or them
selves Before engaging eSowheTe. board, Pier q East
River 10 BUTLER BROTHERS, Noe. l63 and lls
South-st. ny
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DFmTTANCES-PASSA GES.-BOw.

hEMTT0TANCES-P A , > U r .-DUW-
III MAN GRINNFLL A Co, No. SO SOuth-st. New.
yoIL sole and onlv auhoriz Agents for tie SWALLOW.
TAIL LINES of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON JACKETS SAIL every
and 2lst of every month. alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR PEEL, ,,,,,,r,,
NEW WORLD. CORNELlUS UhIHNhbL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST lNDEPENDENt u,
S0NSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS-,
kIRFRT GAITATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBI RTON YORKTOWN,
INV SHIP PATRICK HENRY
Per etching 10 sepd for their friends and dssrous Of
~, ont nv aDy of the above magnificent ships
~ $3.50 ,bat Wrssrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co. arc
the ONLY AGENTS for the above ships IN this city
They also isue Drafts from 4 and upward when are
PAYABLE at sight town through Ireland ana oies'
Britain. BONMAN; GhiNH LII ;NS,r,.,al
No e3 couth-st. ~ Y. and Regenrs-road Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9th and zst OF eseh
London Packet, leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day.
FOR massage apply above.
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TN PURSUANCE of AM order of the Surro

OF the County Of New York hereby al
claims JOHN L. fSTEvF hate CITY Of
New iork deceased to ent the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at her residence No II IhOms the City OF
York before the gih day March Dated Sw Yosk
the 9Th day SEPT 1859. CLoRICE ESTEyE AdmnlrairI
lnn IErrM
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF JESSE T..
SMIlH Eq Of the County kngs hereby
arcodns 10 sr to all HAVING JOHN
J. DARLINGTON late OF the CIV Il Willis nbursh. deceased
they CURED exhibit the voucher. hereof
the subscribers Office OF JOreph Palmer No is Chatham
the Cy Of New York be.ors the lot day December
hett.-Dstsd hsy a, 1854
MARY A. DARLINGTON Administrators
m3l llwGmMs GEORGE CLARkE, snJ Administrator.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No: North RIVER, foot
of Battery place, by steamboat JOHN POI'rEh-Iwo
lines daily Morning Line leaves AM Afternoon E1-
press Line at PM through TO Philadelphia IN v hours
Fare, lst class s. I'd class line by TN only
AN and PPM Emigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS
from Pier No. |, at4P.M Fare 81 30
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NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and

il FLORlDA.-Semi.WeeklyU L. s. Mail Line-The new
safe anG favoriie steamer S0UTIiERNER w. Foste-
Commander, will leave Pier MOI, n. r., on WEDNESDAY,
Nov TO- at O'Clock NJ. precisely For freight apply
board where all bills of adng will be signed and for
passage. at the office OF
SPOFFORD, TILESTON& Co., No. 10 South-st.
Savannah passengers ticketed through without further
charge Passengers Will suffer detention al CnariesIn
arrangements have made with the South Crons
Rail- Company to dispatch All extrs train on the arrival
of the steamer.
The MARION will follow on SATURDAY. Nov. ID, and
will connect with the FLORIDA steamer, which leaves
CHARLES ON ON TUESDAY, 10th inst, at o'clock
TINE Through tickets furnished for the above ports
follows; To jacksonville s5 to Pistka s53 to ST. Au-
gustine, SIS
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T'HE SHORTEST ard CHEAPEST

therein e1prcssd
HNHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Il RCUTK.--vANDERBUT LINE.-F0R SAN
FRANCISCO-Only Lne giving tickets for crossing the
Isihmus- double-enzne steamship STAB OF
ThE WEST, 2oco tuna VIII leave from Pier No North
River, at O'Clock p NJ, precisely. on SATURDAY. NOV
~ TO- San Juan del Nore rect connecting with the racine
steamer the ScArAgua Transt Route having but twelve
NILS 6 Ind tr4nsI or afian
Ttese steamers unsurpassed in their Accommodations
and ventilation.
ID. ID. ALLEN, AGENT,
No Battsry-piAoe, up Stairs
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1flonep Danteo ano TO Eoan.
$4,000 n %3 d9AS on BOND and
EDWARD A. FRASER, No. 1870 Orcha-d-st
&C ono AND 81, 900 TO LOAN-On
p Os OVO Bond end Mortgage.
EDWARD A. FRASER No. $50 Orchard-st.
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PEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,

REGULAR NAIL LINE, via StoningtOn
IA Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE of this line now run regularly IS hereto
fore alternately, leaving Pier No North River wharf
above Batteryplace, daily, Sundays excepted. II P NJ,
and Stonngon O'Clock 7. NJ or on ARRIVAL Of mail
train, which leaves Boston at 5 p. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays p NJ New Bedford and Teun-
ton passengers proceed Immediately the ARRIVAL Of the
mail train Mansfield
For freight passage, apply az the office No 10 Battery
pleee. on boar I'd boats
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COR AUsTRALIA-To sail 18th of Novem

Tor AUSTRALIA-To sail 18th Of Novem-
Il berthe superior A shp. ALBUS, now loading at
Pier No 10 East River having all her cargo engaged VIII
sail as os above for Port Philip and sydney
ply G 10 p' ILiIStilNGSfoN' Wells Co, Broadway
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through U. 5. Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspnwali and Pam
Steamship s9esn S 2G fRSSoS new snS aae en-
n, Commander viii sail on ATURDAf, NOV ~, al
O'clock ReeSsey fGn pier a, foot c OF masn s,
nifcent steamer NORTHERNER, will he in readiness at
Panama receive the linoss mails and passengers ana
sail in distely for San Francisco No Efforts wll be
spared by the two Companies to put their
with expedition ard comfort
Ladies' Saloon State Room
Lower An and Forward Saloon, do................ %
Second Cabin standees' az
Passengers viii be landed the railroad wharf Aspin-
prn,e Persons securing through passage 6y the United
States Mail from New York have preference OF &C
accommodation on board Of the Pacific Mail steamers
Rates OF fare Panama San Francisco on the mos
fayorsbe e ms HeI fright or passage apply y, ,e Coz.
No. IN Westst, corner Of Warren, ~ Y
B-shippeIs are requested 70 supply themselves VIII IN
office between the hours OF 10 and O'Clock on the day OF
sailing.
NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO a, REDUCED RArES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMIi S-The new and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES Nm c. Berry Commander will leave New
York for ASPlNWALL, Navy Bay, SATURDAY, Nov.
n Al q O'clock NJ precisely, connecting Panama
with the new double engine steamship coRTES, 1880
tups Tbomas u. Cropper, Commander which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival OF the passengers BY the
UNITED STATES for San Francisco, stopping only At
Acnpuco for supplies THIS line has never failed TO con-
meet at the appointed time .,.. ,,
Tbsse ves, in accommodations ventilation, speed and
,s ~ are unsurpassed An experienced physician Is at
taohed TO each steamer. ..u -
Passengers viii be landed on the Nhhli ~ anu
take the PauAua Railroad. r. A.,.
Passengers are cautioned that al tickets for ths hne
must h. the .irraiurv of the undersigned and that no
other parties are authorized 20 sell tickets AZ
Apply TO DAVIS BROOKS Co. No. - broadwsyNf
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surro-
safe County New York hereby give al
having cms asnt JOHN DARG, hate OF the City Of New
pre- thereof
subscriber her rdence No Spns the CITY Of New
before the eh day February New York
the 2lst day OF August 1904
aua3 lawhmM MARTHA DARG. Administrators.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate he County Of New York hereby all
haV ELIZABETH PINkNET late OF
Cy Of New York deceaed the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his re-dec- No ti Fulton the
City New York before the tenth dIy Of December
Dated New ork the twenty ninth day OF May, 1859.
m3l Iav6mM JAMES ID PifFE. Executor
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Tor INTERMEDIATES States Mail
Il stsEn.hip ARCTIC, Captain James &; LGce:-Ths
steamer VIII depart with the Uued States mAis for Europe
positively on SATURDAY, Noyi3 At Il O'Clock " from
Der berth the foot of Canast No berths secured I'll paid
for For iresht passage, having uneguaed aceommods
tiors for eIeEtnce and comfort apply
EDW X COLLISS& CO. No. Is Wan-st
Passengers are requested b. board at II NJ The
s:ssruship PACIFIC vii succeed the ARCTIC, and Will
sil en- the Eth November
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CTFAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
y GLASGOw-Tbe Glasgow and New;YorS Stesm'a my
ComPanys powerful new steamship C ,msnSe, viii
.s from New.York for Glasgow on SATURDAY GUN Nov
aud on SATURDAY 18th Jsnuasy- at IL O'CLOCK loon.
First ahiu (Saloon State RoOInsl. ........''.'sO
First Cabin (Mid-hp State Rooms). ........... %
Stewards fee included
Apply TO j. Nc SfMoN, NO ~ pioea"ay
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NEW ,nd DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA

~ FALLs-ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NIAGA.
RIA FALLS RAILROAD.-CHAHGE TIME.-On and
after MONDAY Sept n 1852 passenger trains viii
follows: GOING WEST
Ist trsp-Way Leaves Rochester az AN.
2d trajn-Nai leaves Rochester at z "
Sd train-Way Express leaves Rochester at u IN.
RETURNING.
LIST tTan-Way Express leaves Niagara Falls az 10 N
"a leaves Niagara rails at 1910 A VI
Sd tTain-Way Express leaves Niagara Fails at 40 VI
Arriving at Roches a. 1913 AM NJ and 80 PM-
connecting 10th ways Rochester with the regular trans
the Albany and Rochester Railroads Sunday tram each
vay-eave Rochester st An and Nia-ars Falls 4N Z NJ
Fare from Rochester to Niagara Falls al 3D.
Passengers Niagara Falls will take the on the
North side Of the Rochester depot.
Tickets are sold in Rochester At the ticket Office in the
depot. WARREN COLBURN, Superintendent
Rochester, Sept. - 1852
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN ana NOhih-
Vl ERN INDIANA RAILROADS,:.GREAI MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY, Nay ~
until further notice-psssenger steamers ana uans WI"
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST;
WARD.-One Of the firstclEss stesmsrA soGnHEhN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA on EhrlhE
STATE, viii leave Buffalo daily, sucdays excepted AZ
NJ and Dunkrk at IL at n ght reaching Monroe al N
the next day and proceeding " Toledo the sane afternoon
An express tram will leave Monroe az NJ, or ON Tue
a-rve OF the boet daily Mondays excepted reaching Cn
cago the evening and connecting Chcexo WIN
for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Men
issn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly Hon
TNPREss TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
NAKD-Express will leave Chicago AZ n NJ, daily,
excepted and reach Monroe a. u next morning
An express steamer viii leave Toledo every morning e.
cert supcay and leave Monroe ARRIVAL OF The trans rom
Chesso-.nd reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several oours pre-
yops % the rne the r Express raln east nom Ne"
re- .ssnsr and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular bosts for Detroit ard Toledo - ,,, ,,,r
ACCONMODATION NAIL TRAIN GOlSG WEST
WARD-Thn tram Will leave Toledo daily Sundays ex-
certed Al NJ connecting AZ Toledo with Inc OF steam
ers om Cleveland and sandusky snd stopping a. AL me
NAV stationa will reach Chicago At 81 Pm
GOING EASTWARD-Lesve Chicago daiy, oundsys
excepted az u AN, stopping Il a. cations Aad arylnt
Toledo al NJ connecting with steamers 70 e1hausAy NC
Cleveland and arriving there u tize Tor q nc 0'nHs
trains from those places
pacIrt-boa leaves Toledo N tor Fort syns and
ports n the Wabash Canal jus II aODnfi
Adran June ]. 1872 SupcsIHs--1-.-~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW

y JERSEY Through from New York TO Eston, Pa, IN
River per steamer RED JACKET for Eaton and inter
mediate places at AN, II M and 3to NJ, and for so
msrve at PM Returning, leave Philpsourg toppoete
Yastonl Of s and 10 30 An and 3.l5 PM
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

~ -On and after Sept ., the following trains will
leave Danbury
l. 645A NJ with passengers, connecting az Sonth Nor
walk with the Newio rk and New Haven IA. NJ train
for Now-iork, GtsO9 A. NJ
2 SIS NJ with passenger and freight, connecting with
the Newly ork and New Haven 50, 40 T. NJ al SIS T. NJ
Trains to Danbury viii leave South Norwak:
l. go A. NJ, with passengers and freight receiving pas
senEsIs from the New-York and New Haven A NJ tram
fom New-York
q $40 F. NJ with passengers only receiving passengers
from the New-YoTk and New-Haven $50 L. NJ Express
tram from Newlork and the 40 accommodation train
from Ncw-Haven. HARVEY SMITH superintendent.
Dankury Sent % 1852
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Tor BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

4 RINER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt Wu- Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Ben BFayton leave alternate days Sundays ex
cepted from Pier No s. y r.. the Battery at VI.
For freght apply board. or the Office Pier No
TISDALE Il BORDEN. Agents, Nos. 20 and II West-st
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TINE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIEi.RPOOL. direct and between BOSTON
and LlEERPOOL@Te Boston ships only calling at Halifax
to land and receive mails and PASSENGERS.
ARABIA Capt JudkiDA AFRICA, Capt. Harrison.
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA Capt. Resse..
ASIA Capt Lott, NIAGARA, Capt Leitch.
AMERICA, Capt. y. Shannon CANADA, Capt Lang
Thee vessels carry clear white light masthead green
on s'aIboaTd bow, red on port bow.
ASIA. Lott, from y EW-lORk, "wednesday, Oct 20.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON Wednesday, Oct a.
EUROPA. Retire, from y NETWORK Wednesday Nsv. g.
NIAGARA, Leitch. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Nov. 10.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm. NETWORK Wednesday, Nov. H.
ASIA, Lott, from NETWORK Wednesday Dec. |.
AMERICA. Shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec g.
EUROPA, Retire, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec. Is
NIAGARA, Leitch, from BOSTON Wednesday, Dec. p.
AFRICA Harrison, FIN. NEW YORK, Wednesday, Dec %
CANADA Lang from BOSTON Wednesday, Jan. s. 1885,
ARABIA Judkins fnl. n YORK, "Wednesday, Jan. IL 1883
AMERICA. Shannon FIN. BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan. 49,
Pss,age from New-York Boston to Lverpool-Fiut
cabin. 10; second cabin, so.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Once. For freight OF passage apply 20
r. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
~ French German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought IN common British Goods Through bills
of lsdips are ven in Havre for New-York
WATCHEs-By order OF the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign nanu cture bearing the marks OF English
Manufacturers Will be hereafter admitted IN Engaifin tran
ntu for tie United States and other countries IN conse
quence Of which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
at Hayre Tor New ork Boston Liverpool without
curing the risk heretofore OF being seized by the In
glish Custom House.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

IL OF the County York hereby all
having crms MATTHEW BARNARD, ate OF the Cry
New York the with voucher. thereof TO
cub, h. residence No. ~ Char the City II
New York before the 10Th day OF February aeSDatsd New
York the 18Th lay OF August. 1852.
sul laNtmMs = ~. BARN ARD, Administrator
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NEW.HAVEN and NEW.LONDON RAIL-


~ ROAD-SUMSIER ARRANGEMEST.-On and
lows:
Lave New-Hsven 81 73O 4. NJ. Accommodation frsin
nj New London stopping at al stations I'D NJ bf
pres Tram for Guilfor, Connecticut River Lyme snd
e~londou, connecting with the steamboat and rArsd
lnes Tor stonIngtor. Providence and Newport go n
accommodation Train for NewLondou, stopping AZ All sa
tons
Leave New-Lnndon 1t $50 A. NJ Accommodation Train
Tor New Haven, stopping ~ al stations l1AlA NJ TX.
press Train for Lyme, Connecticut River Guiliord ADD
New j-PasengeTs leaving " wport Providence md
stoningfon IN the morning. arriving Il LONDON,
tase tins tram for NewfOrk $40 T. VI, Accommodation
Trim for New-HAven. stopping AZ All stations
The lbs A. NJ ExE<ess Tram leaves Sew-Hsven Oh The
arrival Of the A NJ. Express Train from New Yors
Inc 90 L. VI Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the ARRIVAL Of the $50 NJ Express Tram from New
York
The Trains leaving New London at $50 A. VI and 1910
A. NJ connect az New Haven with New1ork Trains at
9s5 A. VI. and lis T. NJ
Passengers By the $50 NJ Train from NewTondcn.
take the Express Trains New Haven tor Hartford aud
SPRINGFIELD, for New-YoTk the evening.
RICHARD n DOWD, suPt
NewHsven, Angus, II. 49,
EOR ALBANY and TR0Y-Farc, 80 Cents
The new ard beautiful steamer FRANCIS SKlDDY hav
ing been recently fitted up nj ht boat, with state
will commence running from her dock foot OF Robnsons
on TUESDAY 18th inst. AZ p NJ, and Will leave reg,I-
larry every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
At the sane hour The travelling community viii md evsy
Arrangement perfect % promote their comfort For frs
or passage spply on board.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent
No. lss Frontst. y. Y.