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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30
AI5O (llu, BUFFALO IJt EAI1 .o CITY -; 2

"
sssl. Whine received at the Banking House OF DUNCAN,
1ERMANk CO. in the city of Neg-York until O'CLOCK
kM Of "Wednesday the SOth DAY OF June instant Tor so
"a q tile Bonds Of the City Of Buffalo with into est cou'
POS aonexed per cent PAYABLE seminar 1uay In the
sy Of New-york the LIST of January and July IN each
va rnd the principal reimbursabe At the end o. ~ years
hon July s These Bonds issued under the pro
sk o! Of the Legislature, passed In Aprl 1907
sstbo zng said city borrow and make nens
hthe caasa stock the Bradford and Buffalo Joint STOCK
red Co submitted sna approved 10y the almost unan'
mons OF its electors. The city OF bunao mas now
sbt 81 Goa inhabitants and is rapidly increasing in popula
op and westh Its taxable property about
M the entire debt Of the city IL but SS THESE bondi
, Coz $500 each and way be proposed for In sums TO suit
ne purchaser Bidders for half more OF the loan may
the night take the amount as follows ~ per cent
the first day Of July and the balance In five monthly In
ailments thereafter reoatiug the earned interest from july
III the rime moaey shall be paid
taled proposals 70 be addressed NJ Cadwaade Comp
tcer Of the City OF Buffalo of Mcsss Duncan Sher
30 Co. New.york and wi be opened there at the hour
~ mentioned Dated June %, 1889.
HIRAM BARTON, Mayor Of the City OF Buffalo.
nj. CADWALLAOER, City Comptroller.
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VANDERBILT LINE.--For SAN

VANDERBILT LlNE.--FOr SAN
Y FRANCISCO The only Line issuing Tickets for
crossing the shmus-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
Great Reduction Through ncketsThe fast going dou.
ble-ergne Steamship PROMETHEUS LsOo tuns, will
leave from Pier No 2 North River at O'clock NJ,
MONDAY, July 5th for San Juan del Norte connecting
with the favore steamship PACIFIC, over the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but twevemes fand transportation
These steamers are unsurpassed for speed and accommo
dsons and passengers rely upon going through with
the utmost dispatch
This route offers superior advantages families going TO
California they will be constantly under the supervision
Of officers attached to TIE line.
For information and passage apply at the office, No.
Battery.place up stairs D. B. ALLEN Agent.
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Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-Snmnon,

~ s--sJtIIfIIIIJHB
~ Relief Com served Edsand Hen sssat Adophas
hsap-l, L~ws Ritz and John H. hshofo tie named
DEFENDANTS You hereby summoned and required V
complaint setoa % viii b. hsd ohcs Of
tic cert Of the Superior Coon of the City Of New yot he
CITY Hal City, ADD 81
sid plant hs .ubscref his OAcs No n sssa
SesYor twenty days The II thu "a
~ he day of and fa
the ss5 compliant ~hio the are-a, hs phanus tbs
SH Apply tie Com Eof eh~f demanded
pant The eompaut "a acton bseh ohcs a
Cers ~ supsror ssh Of NAY ls1-Dsts1
Apni %, ts52 l. sEf1ODR ASHLEY,
ny Illa1b. PzInuH -Asorney. no II sarszasl
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-weIlwood

~ 7
IN MARVEL Alexander MARVEL, GeOrss Maxwell and Mar
Hy-op Henry Claiming Bsss and John NEWTON
Beschsnmuon- for money demand conira Com ssfl
To HENRY CLAIMING BEAIs. Of above deieadantss
You hereby summoned and required 70 the
pau his action, which this Jsy Sled Ohes Iof
the Cers Of the CITY and County Of New Ysh the City
Hail. he City o. New YOrk and answer
u SAID plain the subscriber his Oe WAL
city, within twenty days after the service summons
exclusive Of the dag Of such Aad yos a
complaint the Aforesaid
ths sor vii take Judgment against for the Of tbssa
thousand hundred and seventy dollars
cents, 18th from hs secesd day u October
thousand esh hundred and sy besides
aeton-Da,s6 New. f0fk, June 1, ls52 c. A SHERMAN,
l@2 IsrO~W PAint.h.' Atty, No Walst.
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAIL

IL ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-On and
afer MONDAY May 1882 trains will leave follows
FIRST PlssgsGER TsAIN-Danbury at 6.i5 A. NJ, Bethel
SIS A. NJ Redaing at $50 A. NJ EdReheld at III A. NJ;
Georgetown 722 A. NJ; Cannons at 80 A. NJ; Wilton at
737 A. NJ Winnipank at 7i8 A. NJ Norwslk at 75 A. N.
Arrive az South NOrwalk at 3 A VI.
SECOND PASSENGER AND FREiGHr-Danbury st Sis
P NJ Arrive al South Nor,Talk at 100 P. NJ.
Returning leave a. follows:
FIRST PASSENGER AND FREiGHT-S0uth Norwalk at GIG
A NJ. Arrive az Danbury AZ ll20 A. NJ.
SECOND PAssENGER-South NorwaIk az $40 z. M. Ar
rive Al Danbury al 2. NJ. -
Passengers for Danbury and Intermediate stations will
leave New-York by the o'clock A. 81 accommodation, and
by the 81 2. NJ. express train.
The Gas A. NJ train rom Danbrry connects with the7
NJ train from wHayen, and with the A. NJ. accom-
mediation train from New-YoTk
The SIS ~ train from Danbury with the $50
P NJ express train from Newly and the 40 P NJ &C.
cofnmodson from NewHaven, and will wait At Nor.
walk until e5 p NJ should the 40 r. d. train be delayed
until that time.
Passengers can be tcketed through 70 New.York nom all
the stations this Road also from Ne N9ork Norwak
and all stations the Roed-
Carriages will be Ia readiness kdzehed Station 70
vey passengers any part Of the village OF Rdgeeld also
the station Danbgy 70 any part Of the borough Of Dam
bury. HARVEY SMITH, superintendent
Dsnbury, April p, 1852
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

A RRANGEMENT for JUNE, 1862
~ Accommodation Line tor SHREWSBURY, LONG
BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND HOUSE,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCK (Middstown) and the intermediate places wnen
practicable and RED BANK.-The new, elegant and
modeus steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt Fornan White,
every Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday add Friday,
at NJ A. NJ and SATURDAYS at o'clock p " Returning,
leave Red Bank. (Alen's Whsf) every Monday ats AN
end NJ Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ard Friday az
ohlock Sagsj will BE- in attendance tire arrival
Of the boat convey passengers every part Of the
try. BAH persons forbidden trusting the sbsye
Boat ON account Of the ownsrs
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and
lVn NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS-9REkT


NAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On and after MONDAY,
May lfurther nocepsssenger steamers and -ans
will run follows;
WARD.-One Sof the 6rst-class stesmers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE viii leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted a.
NJ and Dunkrk At II at night reaching Monroe at
the day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe at P NJ, the
arrival n the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
ssso the evening and connecting 81 Chicago With inst
class for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
tgsn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
CHICAGO.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
trains win Chicago daily.
Saturdays excepted, aud Monroe next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains
CbcasO-and resch DUnkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous 10 the time for the first express trains for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers and Monroe will connect each vsy
regular boats Tor Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD.-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays
cepted, at A. M connecting At Toledo with line OF
the way stations will each Chicago AZ 81 ?. H.
GOING EASTWARD-Lesve Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted a. 81 NJ stopping all stations and arriving at
Toledo at P IL connecting with steamers TO sendusky
and Cleveland and arriving there IN time for ali the morn
ing trsns from those places
A Packetboat leaves Toledo ~ 8 A. for Fort Wayne
ard ports on the Wabash Canal. JOS. II. MOORE, Supt
Adrian. June |, 1852
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships

composing this line the following
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. CAPT Luce BALTIC, Capt Constost
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These snips been built by CONTRACT expressly for Gov
Srnment service Every has been taken 10 their
sructon also In their Engnes to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
snsea for elegance and comfort snss q Rss'ss. sstS,
40 so exeusve Use OF extra ststeroom. $40; from
liverpool to Newfork ESQ and an An experienced
econ sached each ship No berth secured until paid g
ppnpNlEn ID ArEa aAIIINQ
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

~ YORK AID PHILADELPHIA direct U. s MAIL
and EXPRESS LiNES-Through In "a houns-New- Jersey
Railro,d via Jersey City, leaving NewYork at foot
OF Courtlandtst; NJ and 81 P. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia at l2i and A. NJ and 81 p NJ from foot OF
Wanutst Fare reduced to 81 for 6rstcsss and " % for
secor d-eass.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried IN the A. n. and 81 P. NJ Lines from New-York
with through conductors.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
n 4 ton for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamer G WANDER
lary heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
River first wharf shove Battery place, daily, Sundays
septed a. p NJ and stonington az O'Clock ?. M
arrival OF the mail train. which leaves Boston at 5.S0P
FOR freight or passage apply ct the osA Ne 10 ssttsfy
ssee. or hoard tho bosp
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N Y. SUPREME COURT. County of Kinra.

sAdopbas ID. Hoyt Charles n stann and Enoch
ConkhhSuDmnn for demand lcsm ssrv
Il The DEFENDANTS You hsfehV summoned required
The complaint IN this Which d-d the ocs 81
the CLERK % the County Of KINGS Brooklyn the fourth
Day Of May, 1872 snd 20 Of the
said complaint 90 the .ubscnbe ~ b.. Ohcs No "a Wall
the City Of New NO within days after the Of
summons sasys Of the day such and you
m 20 TIE sad complaint wthn the Aforesaid PLAIN
IN thu noe vii take judgment against you Or the Of
thousand hundred dollars saj ry cents interest rom
the fret Jay Of July thousand eight hundred and oy
sides tbs Of this Dated. April rs. ls52
my26 lagl2wWed A. ID. HOYT, Attorney 10 person.
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C,OR SHREWSBURY, Long Branch,

III Ocean House, Highland Dock rors Wssningtoa
Mounts and Browns Dceks Middletcwu and Rel BANK
New and splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Capt A. H.
Hseerty, VII leave the NewHavea Pisr. Peeksp, Eass
River, follows:
Leaves Hev-York Leaves Snrewsbury.
Tuesday, 18th, / Tuesday, asgh, 4
Wednesday, seth, A. ~. "Wednesday =. Soth q =.
The stages for Squsn and Freehold viii IN eqnsecoe
with boat Stages convey passengers 70 al parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat
the account Of the oxperx
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NEW- YORK and ERIE, and LMIRA

= and CANANDAIGlA RAILKOADS.-TIAins Ieavs
Pier foot Of Durest follows:
FxPREss TRAIN st 81 A. NJ FOR Csnsndsgua Rochester
Buffalo Nsgara Falls and Canada Nest-sying a. Canaan
daixua same evening
MAIL TRAIN AZ "A NJ; stay night Il Elmirs and
arrive az Canancaigua early next day.
NIGHT ExPREss ate p NJ This Is the tourists routs 70
western NewYork and Niagara Falls. The large
eommodous and for pleasure cannot be eqaed those
on any other Road.
CHAs. MINOT, supt ~ Y. and Z. Railroad.
VIM. q LAPHAM. Supt Z. and y. Railroad.
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COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap.

- gh.iOn Of H4yOf Asrn-n toasazy the Csty
s--fod Is-sy, sss Sg-sss 80 syIns %, o. pubic
Ward u sad Ths gua-s ned Co ~ sa1
TIE Stove subs5 hereby
the Of u ne legislature Of s~ops q The
STATE ~ k-s faf -ntted "AR ID
reduce ssTfs s cek.s ay of s@~ rort,
1to ADn 20. 1872 ssd slo esuted An
smsnd en sslaf0s the Coeetsa u
Other pufssr passsc Nay a. IsO passed MAJ 1871, 70 The
o~ssr % owners occupant o. oessgsn AZ houses ana
have eonpistss ler snensss s.uHals sid A..sssnsat
The above entes 1sts all whoDs interests
ssssd sreby opposed the requested
u pes-sui -I ~ns % DgLAFiELD SMITH,
Saau g. q ciy u sss fors within thirs DAYS nom ne
III tbs Asd that limits snssssd % hs an>-dsd
CO. az p.r, d isnd .sass yns and lie ls saa
Md. "a "a. Gu s-~ fofk fOnung 1insoa the
In o. e Of ThDs oet~~en The Dorhery SIDE Of fh snd
i- soafsJ ss Of Ehth Il aso he socs n ss SAID Ward
ssuv1s % place. ssyert ThiT1 and tAs B0~sry
bo1Df~t ~ sytb
TFd and me Sossy and also I'll the
Bo~srJ The osih,ry sds place sns bs
known % street 80 BoseU i1ciahns szid os
s7o Bssy, hid out and sesslsted ca bs dzaas- an4
ses~.-S 70 The sues coaa--oa-r. of City q
NswYo Ar9 TIE szd Conml.Os<ns hrthsr eve nctes hat
s amsresd Report snd Tie on1n2 Report "a The above entitled
Yo s-csl Tenn q tho sas Court, 20 30 hss At ts cy
Han d lie City ol SssYos Saturday, the 3a esy Of JAY
ast that here Bdthsn. her-stey coanss
ke heard viii be made Sat ssd ses-d kspor and
charges and achievements incurred ~ 81
The emitted matter, sin 10 taxed
Hos Hsey Es..sa. =. sas ssP,ss. es.n cssns." g 2
Yort al Ire CITY Hall Of The c Of Ssx Ton, he iS tsy Of
JuIy ssa sss eecs he sev Yek, ysAs ~
iss J Jansss i pI waTsM }cs~~..s...
=. DELAFIELD sAifh). .s-
Bssss Z. ps,us. Arosssy NV
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GREAT RAILROAD ROUTE firm

~ New-York TO B9rhnston Sc Johnsbsry, White Aouo-
tsins, Ogdensbash Montreal. Quebec and Intern -i,tr
towEs via New Haven sDd SpTingheldPees redue d "a
and freight Through tessts be procured a
the Railroad Ofhce No. IS Csnalst, " v. Freight f'r.
wsrded BY steamer Traveller om Peckslip every day
NJ to NewHayen, and thence 70 ali Northern towns ~
the Vermont alley and connecting Railroads ohce No
l52 Soutk-st. ". Y. +. HYDE, Aren't
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAHPOAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, nom Pier No l. North River
foot Of Baerypa BY steamboat John PotterTwo lines
daily Morning Line leaves at A. NJ Afternoon Express
Line P. NJ. throash Phiadelphis In ~ hours Ware
lst s.; ID cla line. by p M only 81 Return
ins leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wsnutst at and
2B NJ Erngrant Lire By Steamboat Transport from Pie,
No At Al Tare: Al 50
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

J. ' Train. leave pier foot Of Duans-st. as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN 81 a NJ. for Dunkirk connecting with
krstcass steamboats, Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads 10 Cincinnati and CHICAGO.
MAIL TRAIN at A M. for all stations
WAY TRAIN AZ 81 z. NJ, via PiennOnt, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at u NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN at Pm or Dunhirk. connect
ing with first class steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EmIcRANr TRAIN at P. 81 via Piermont.
CHAS. MIN0r, Superintendent
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN


i Y RAILRoAD.-SUMMERA ARRANGEMENT. May
1852 out OF NewYork leave corner OF Canal.
st. and Broadway.
Accommodates AND SPgcui.-At and II 80 A. M !,
s s.pgs,s g Stamford ssa Nsgwas sas g A.
At $50 z. NJ for NoTwsk- at $50 AN. aud 30 Pm for
Port Chester The II so NJ In connection with Train
Ion NewHsven to Hartford and Springfield, and with
Train oven the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Haven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads Og
densbufgh and MontTeaAt AN stopping At stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housatouc aud Naugs
trek Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven at $50 NJ, stopping ct Stamford Norwsk and
Bridgeport, connecting with H0usstonc and Nsugstuck
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO HEw-YORK Accommodation and Special
At $50 and IS AM, and 10 z NJ through from New
Haven. At AM from Norwalk-at $50 AM and 345
PM from Port Chester The IS receives passengers
from Spnn ged and Hartford and Canal Railroads New
Haven. Tie An NJ recey from Hartford aud
Springfield Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewIIsVen ARRIVAL Of Trains
om Boston, at LIS aud 50 PM, (sopping Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. A., and
3E5PM
See large bill Of advertisement the Station House and
principal Hotela GEO w WHISTLER, ia,
SUPERINTENDENT
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nor ALBANY. so CENTS, POUCH

KEEPSIE, IS CENTS.-The and elegant steam
en- FRANCIS SKiDDY viii esye Der dock foot Of JAyst
on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 7o'clock,
A NJ for Albany. making the following landings: West
Point New bursh Poughkeepse Kingston. Bristol CsskilL
snd HDcson. Returning leaves Albany TUESDAY
THURSDAN ana SATURDAY II the same hour. making
tbe ispdug, as aboys ~ B-She will leave before the
time above named or psss any landing specified
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent, No l59 Front-a.
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5000. 600 u EHGHT PEI Pc ao SENT.

-
s}E BONDS of the MILWAUKEE, and MISSISSIPPI
RAILRoAD CoMPANY.-sesled proposals viii be re-
s q P9t Ss, than sS"O CT e, the office &c
Sza.s. until WEDNEs DAY NEXT, the 30th day
ls,ls instant IT o'clock ?. NJ, for 100000 Eight
~ Company convertible into the stock OF the Company
ate will u the holder any time within five years from the
- Nay s52 interest coaro attached payable LIST Jan.
~ ls July each year in NewYork City, at the Banking
House Of Messrs Duncan Sherman Co., and the principal
q he same place In 1862 -
ms,sase the road from Milwaukee to Rock River, In
WISCONSIN, distance of seventy miles and covers epot
uosnd depts ana machine shop and the road equip
n<ns They issued the expenses incurred aud
ke incurred in the construction and equip nent OF the
uo5 Thirty-x aud half miles completed and
ped and the whole under contract - be completed by
hH OF Move nber next Thirteen and onehaf miles
kos Eagle TO Whitewater viii be opened by the first OF
tuFast next and twelve mills more from Whitewater 10
Mn In September The iroa and ties purchased for
h whole distance and considerable portion Of the grading
sns The estimated cost of the road TO Rock R,ver IL
81 260 600 about eight drsd thousand dollars of which
~ seedy been expended in its construction aud equip
pspt The s miles now opened is earning 500 day and
tsrccip Tor June will be abou - 600 The receipts for
kFust When the road will ts opened TO Whitewater
snust~d o. $4,000.
~ that they not only amply secured but bear eight per
xs interest and may by the free banking law Of Wis
Fsb form the basis Of banking in lieu Of State Stocks for
haf the caplpsi OF bank This provision adds greatly
khe value VI the Bonds as II III create home demand
r3 Tor this purpose they equs to any State Stocks
hh- market Wisconsin contains population OF about
I'm hvndred thousand and is rapidly increasing and yet
m chartered Banks The Legislature at its late session
sned the door for the establishment Of Banks heretofore
pebited BY passing General Banking Law which offers
qfe Inducements bankers than the law Of any other
kae IN the Union
fr Banking purposes in Wisconsin they are on par with
bfs Socks which considered about ten per cent
ctpnirn, The grustee IN the mortgage Is George Coe,
f OF the city OF New York Cashier of the Ohio Life and
hsf Company. The bonus interest nom tne st OF
Elv NEXT Twenty five per cent will be required on being
ed OF ace ptance and the balance in the month OF
M NJ n and interest be adjusted aud averaged according
hfhs time Of payment Exhibits giving full particulars In
son 70 these securities may be obtained OF Messs Oe
SO I)pnlevy Co. No. 50 Wall-st-New- York June 81
~ joan CATLIN, Prest NJ. and NJ. r.. K Co.
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DEAD THE EVIDENCE OF JAMES

*
IL ROBERTS No p ridlerst, between ID and Meat.
who hSd been 70 too Tree uc OF Ndcns
.pns for ten that for ten long yeArs
mad been slave the OF liquor and he'd made many
attempt. to give II up bat could not succeed all became
acquainted With Dr. RoBACK when applied to him. and
am happy state that time bad desire for liquor,
ard hate the ~ ssht Of il and ase all ~ho situated
Was 10 call on him. Any who wants e know more
particularly call me, my residence. No fider-
st. between ID and MOnisOms'ya fs,sss, RIosrRrs
City Of PHILADELPHIA s-Peonay appeared before me.
the subscriber Of the Aldermen in and for the said city
the abovenaned Roberts Who being duly sworn doth
depose and say, the foregoing statement tue 10 all pssao
uss the best Of his knowledge and belief Witness my
hand AID seal A' nh da, , q EsSSa, TH i Alderman
All letters to c. W. RoBACK, No. 6 whlte-st- win b
ehgiously attended to- prepaid. For more particulars
call and se1 an Astrological Almanac gratis ~nee eea
cate can be seen
VVNHE WHITE MANS ATTENTION
Il SUFFERING HUMANITY CARED FoR-THn
GREAT NORTHERN INDIAN DISCOVERY on
PLANT FOR DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MOPBUS. WEAK AND RETAINED BOW
ELS tor Old or YounE-This Vegetable Plant d,eoy.
erred IN 1884, ard used extensively among the ndans nhab
ting the northern part o. this continent In the year lswu
became known among he whites and since then has been
universally used saving iousanSs from premature grave ana
great blessing suffering humanity Wssay 10 the et1ensof
New York we DO eonscientousy eeieyet WIZ care every
complaint otthe bowels Aen before they become TOO high.
y inamsd therefore do call the attention OF the respect
able OF has only failed in three cases
out Of the many who IN this a well a. other cities
Rave ed H. and in those three modification had taken place
Re one they procured this preparation Aaiic cholera al
most Always begus with darrhsa This s the time for 40
tion when m dreadful effects may be easily subdusdthe
vonns and pursing stopped-the stomach and bowes
turned to healthy condition. BY the use OF ono bottle
Wholesale and reta De pot at Harlem Sold at the 0dcs,
four doors from Harlem Depot, opposite the Park No
Centre ST. up stairs Price rs per bottle and given %
the destitute Scs who are really not able to pay
Oh MM SWEDISH LEECHES for
GV,ONyO sALE-In large and small quantities BY
BOURBON PATUREL, No. 40 Pearlst
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lssnt from hs debts pursuant 20 the provisions tho
tbpi article NJ the ht ute the h chapter OF part Of
the Revised Statutes GEORGE T. DAVIS 81 Elm. Cbsnuns
Notice irs published Creditors sppear
AnslS buTson, Cbemups County judge. h, oce, VII
ase mira. the 10lh September, iel at ococs M
je5O iaSlOwWedF GEO. l.. DAVIS, In-oiyent
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to law,
~ 10 al persons hayins esims ssaBst WILLIAM sLADE
ie Of the CITY OF Brooklyn deceased, hey
hb tie sh the thereof the Jsse,h
Eahns, hs place Of business No 81 syrsa, the City 81
before tbs 18th day Of Aug sbruay
TO- is62 JOSEPH EALING, L..
iIflaW5mWs GEO WINTERsON 4 sfecseo"
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EyARE REDUCED-FOR SAN JUAN

IL ,nd NAVY BAY.-The splendid double engine Steam
ship WEST WIND, Gill leave her pier Ne last River,
Tor the shove places on TUESDAY. July 8, ls52 This
steamship has superior accommodations for psssene-u For
freight or pssass srpy to ADAM SMITH, No IS Pearl
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO. via RIO DE

il JASEiRO, VALPARAISO and PANAMA--rhe asv
dOubleensine stearshp cORTES Lsoo tuns burden. B.
Cropper Commander, viii depart for the above pors
THURSDAY 9Th July eDsutng For passage To above port
having splendid accsu moi4ttonA apply 70
DAVIS. BROOKS CO. No. q Beaver+t
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NOR CHARLESTON-SEMI-W WEEK

II LY u. 5. MAIL l. NE.-The pew and iAsl Steam
sblp JANIS ADGkR CAPITA j. Dickinson, will leave pleI
No North River on WEDNESDAY, June ", a. eioek
- NJ precisely For freight apply board ana isf pa
eaee avine ssriscert accognmod: rs AZ the once OF
SPOFF0RD, TILESTON CO. No IS South-si