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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-28
GEN. PIERCE THE CANDIDATE OF
THE BRITISH ARISTOCRACY,

Although the Locoto,o papers have lccn
quite industrious in The publication If culoric>
of their cand;la,c for the Presidency. they
have not Vet found room for ,hc>. ila,tc1in,
compliments from the London Times
SO far a ,hr general in,cr,>, OF the I MON
and rs r,'9'jo,> 'ri'5 o,r>e1r.sor ro.r.ro.J
hen P,'rce has o,U- t,<t wiA,s ror ks >,.,-
cess.
TIL" primary question for the -ni,cd State,
IN tins election * III" eq',oual >qag,-,a and IN
r'"'9b'e establishment ot'fte irinc9'.> OF fra
,yadc
We take Gen. PIERCE to be fair reprc~,.r,-
tativc OF the o!inon, Of Mr. Calhoun, and A.
such. a ro'"G'1' Prac''roi atty 10 n. rng,.a.r-
'""I"''rg et' 't'> ca'm.ry,"
eE Jobn +, H,ls, in his letter to the editor
OF the Independent Democrat, declining ,o
stand as candidate of the frcc,oilcr> t;.r the
Presidency, advises the ircc>oi.cr, to stick 10
their organization, giving this significant
hint:
The independent Democracy of,,he North
t,'> '''''"''l Inc COMPROMISE Or pro slavery
democracy once, because of lis irrarhcry r.
freedom and ITS st''>-rvicnrv to slavery. Lst
1t was too thoroughly dchanchcd. corrnnted
and polluted ty it, long and close aI!ianr,
with, and >uh>cr,icncv To slavery. 10 IL. ri
calIy cured at once, The no~r %..fr, 10 NJ
REPEATED, 10 effect perfect cure.
All which, heinz interpreted. amounts to
about tins 'ye'' frecs3.,.-s a,t..4,,! Cas-.
now turn ont and 9efea: Fier,e " AMI goo!
alvIc. It y into tne Ssr.ai9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-28
ORLEANS COUNTY.

" l,
'''''' d "'''''''
. II WV i ANA
" NV -''' >',", 81 '''' w Lawn" ''-
'''''''' - S'''
F'''r 10 VII hastings Oh tr'it>h"rv- lhlS Is
al '''e '''"''3t named ny the ''azttt". So We
''' ]"S' no" "'>n'u'c OF further particulars.
MS i " >'r''Se movement and about tn"
""'! "''''" ''e Nv" parties opposed to the
MS nave "'eh ao!' 10 max" IN the STATE
III county AFFAIRS, II an occurrence Of thi,
NIB" ""'s NOT arouse every energy of the
W hiII OF Orleans county. We do not know
WHAT Will 80 Aarcta""d an" 50 unprinriI'rd
man"uvrr ~ this cannot. We can hardly BE-
iIrvc. TAT c,.l forth 4 severe rclmk. from H."
'f''m'n OF that county Here are men
processing I" entertain Views Numerically
opposed 10 each o'h"r. Vet who suffer their
names 7" ." together rion the same ticket
a II N!r:'i'al in nurlo.c and opinion. 50
pira''r = 'l,. ,..ti~r",.". i j. apparent I'll
ar,v. ar,, a rift 81 ,'.,,,,.. lo.,. 81 g., few ~,
county Offices Out u,.,Y .p.l l,>.,.... so,
ct. .;.,...,,,.....i.l ...
-,.......,:.. 80:
l.... y. .r.....,, n.,.. =,
:.....,........... J..
,...,., =, =, .r...........
l.. ,..,.,,,...; -,
...........,. :.
+, no. ....,......I =. -, ..,.., ;,
Vine. ar 0r,,,>.., p..l,
,,,or ,.,I ,. -,
ENERGY ,,o,v,r ,,,5 ;.l..,,;.,i,
,.~.,y,.~,nr. - .r.i ..,..,n
.l.J ,,,,l5.;..,, ,I,. ..,r,;.I.
DO IT II ynI, r,.r wrr1,r,
Inv lllII,K"E"UGH Mr.r1v,;.-Thc
Pierce party aljrr great labor and cxn,r.r
made ont to &c, together quite larrc num-
Ter At ;,cir ;Iillsborourh meeting, inciu,ino
women, avn ,l1I.,, X, L,,.o :. j.
sooo ... ~, '''''
.L,. =, ''''' =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-28

We are indebted 10 friend ;nr the ,o.-
lowing communication resr"-tin" the pro
cccdin.> OF the two r,ernt Conventions al
DanIilir. y It ws,> IN onvcn.cll, for Us to bc
present We are treaty ol,li.el 10 him tor it
THE TWO OPPOSITION CONIEN-
TONS.
These two bodies met, agrecably 10 a pre-
vious notice, at Danvilie, on SATURDAY Last
being the second OF the season OF caah plri:-
but whether '.po,itivclv the la>'." am I'M
able to say A. might be naturally expected
under the circumstances. the attendance al
each WAS very respectable and as | believe.
about equal though more towns were repre-
scented at the REGULAR loco convention than
the other only Two being unrcprc>cntrd at
the former. and about half a dozen at the
latter. These rr-as>emblin"S were for the
purpose OF filling some varan"ics occasioncd
bv dcclina,ion>, and to transact anr other
tu>inc,. when mot
From the circumstance that they were call
ed 10 meet on the same lay and at the same
i,. , I ~ :, ~ w.,
cooing" between the parties; but what little
,'''N
80, =,
r - " '"- -. 49,,
'' '''''
I.1. ~ nav ,,.,.
''''N :, 90 i'''~ , - ~,
-,"..,,.. , :,
c.,3 -. ,.... .l....,. .,...,,
49,,
=.
o.,l.
r. :,
:,
,,....r,;.t -,
-.
"'''s between the two ''-i., "'ran'S-
Accordingly on Saturday morning, a the
n'''''> ana i'''<|'~ '''am' pretty well ii'"h-
1t WIS not di'li-n!t IL perceive that caa'fion-
ISM !" tins rr@ion w'' drri1no"> plant,
who's" h?"'rlns tune had passed, and which
was 'eronIn" dad at II" r"".. This the
ii"'k"rs seemed Lot readily to perceive
They could not exactly SO III" need" Of
al Ills free soil atirrtaron of nr;nrr,lr. when
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-28

s@ An Ohio correspondent of the Atlas,
IN private note, thus talks of the Scott feel
ing in that State:
Ohio has large heart. and many Of them
i9r "en. Scott. and Will give an unn,>taka-
,!' evidence OF 1t. 10, many moons hence
nave seen bat on" occasion when tn. mass
es were 90 strongly moved in t;t;or Of i Pres
il'Iltl'! candidate, and Ina, was during the
Harrison Canva..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-28

Il : y dwelling house. situated n H.
northeast NJ i, part of this town. owned bv Gu.
rrrkInS Fellows, and occupied br i. 'al'
" '' .3' I',ioW<, was destroyed i,v fire o.,
me loth inst, o.~ji..r with .y,.r,
s ','.'e Oh us contents. The fire Occurred, >,
'o'' : oe!c'k 7 v The familr had hlsn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-28

Tur Drnrcu, ~. =.
has no, h..r 80 ...ror., ,.,...,.. .,,,..
of,1,cl Sc r,;, I,.n -. ''''''' - :,
land with .>rc,,,;ors ,ha ..' ~. o.I.
'''''E'' = ~ '''''
riiod there has been b,rir,. ,,, t,,. ,ho
rrass i v;,rcrcd and ,o,,o,a,;o .o.,r,.
nr.,,,,. ;,;.; ", .I
Of ,o.,,;,;.. :, >,u u
ara o,l;., =, ..,, .I":.
sr,,,v srnr,r of ,,r l., .o,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN

Y RAILROAD.-SUMNER ARKANGEMENI, Say
ls5Tains out Of NewYork leave near corner OF Canal
IT. and Broadway. .
AIS Express Stamford and NOrwalk and stopping az all
Stations beyond) and 30 r. through TO Sew-ttaven
for Port Chester The l5o A. NJ runs in connec1on WITH
Train from New Haven Hartford and Springfield and with
Train the Canal Road.
ExppEss TRANS for New Haven Hartford Springfield Boz
ton Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to
and Monesl-At A. NJ, stopping at Stamford and bridge
roads Bridgeport ard Canal Railroad al New
at $50 p NJ stopping at Stamford, Norwaik and Bridge
pert connecting with Housaonc and Nsnszsucx hsfoa@
Bridgeport. =.
TRAINS IHro Accommodation snd speeial--
Haven. At6A M frpm Eorwsik-at $50 A. n and 80
r. NJ from Pert Chester. The s5 A. NJ receives pa.ssn-
gers from Spnpsfed and Hartford and Canal kkiiroads
srf Fsrrf-I reirrSs
ExrsEss TRAINS leve kew-dsven ou srrivs. D. IT.
nsm Eeera q Is "a 2bo Z. =, tsoRptes 8 Bndsrpet
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For freight or passage apply to
EDW'p X. COLLINS 4 CO. No. Sc Wslls., N. T.
BROWN SHIPLEY CO. Liverpool
Z. @. ROBERTS CO. No Is Kings Arms lara,
London.
JOHN MUNROE co, No. Rue Metre Dame des
Victories, Paris OF GEO. II. DRAPER Havrc.
The OF these SHIPS viii not be accountable for sold
silver bullion specie, ewelry precious metals un
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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r .a.ii MESS, 1850 c'"~.-"'-'.
BusrE. Dawn Alto a~y. nc tsss1
SUPREME COZ RT.-In the matter Of tho ap

SUPREME COiRT.-In the matter Of tho sp
~ psuon OF the hsyos Ahem~s sns Congas ~ 81 TIE cn0
from oh To the Madison Rss, tbs cy u Nee root ne
cubs. Conn.on~ss Of E.umals and Assessment Tie
so'. ,n.ss matte, s.y .,',.s ,a' - u, sss,. .s
Lssiars OF the ps~ Of the State Of Nee ross, saus< ~
prcury tho Cy Of Nv fort Act pa.s~d Apri
ISIS, passed Apn b. isss that the abstract II us ss1
DE Its Of ssok
b,s they spp~r the S.ps q the Commandment. ,ssthss
benefit ard also al tho .sdss., e-na sad ossr soea
~hsh used BY the Comsnnees report,
aad County New rot Tor s nsp~nos Of shoms~rsr mag
thes> br days bsofs the Coms
p.- hereinafter mentioned Conns...oasr. rthss
the eutt,ed Aa 40
s...mss, .sa Ts.. Ii. Cy and coaSv Of s.- Ys ana -
other pss-ed My H. $780, pssseS Nay ', s<i ~
ava apO'sd nd. affected thereby that sy have eomess1
Estimate and Ass~m~n and that all whose
quoted Ia present Their oh-on. 10 sntns 10 NOsEs hAIs
kAkD Jr ksa the Chairman Of the .sd Commsos~rs The
Nee fos -thn ty days IRON tho Gate tbs And thse
u-nnis embraced BY this ss that
snt-s ~ 70 W.T. On ~ .s., by ~. w-s,.1
hoe or 'is q Nh tho vest - The -s..rJ hs~ ds d
sls the Le~ 81
sh bsts--a bis o, and srh Add s.o eli the kss
bounded 6o-s III. ~~-,,ry .sAS
Of ID the west, By the sssi-y has SIDE II ish sa4
By II the bLst sl and
end The south by the bus ~ the sBf 81 tho bs b.t~sso
the aho,s sn,ei matter ~ - mails sna
'L supreme Coar Il The STATE Of >-~ Yofs scial
~, ~ -. % IA. ma "a, s M.s "a ~ "a. NJ
Of The Coar ts, say h~r-aA.s soan--le.
F.por 70 eoaarm.s- DATED Ss- Yor. Jsa ., lssl
; %'sS;:. ' . ssssss, c."--.~...
Nissan D.vms. Auorusy 4, thr
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.OR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and
REDUCED. - Ordinary
RAILROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U; s. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in At hours-Nsw-jsrse
Of COurtandt-st A. NJ and 81 p. NJ. Libertyst Leaves
Phedelphia l24 and A. M and 81 P. d. frcm fcot OF
Walnut Fare reduced TO s. for frsclass and y 30 sos
secondelass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ. and 81 p n lines from New-York
with through conductors. SAY
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CORPORATION Notices.

rROION AQJEDl CT DEPARTMENT.
~ gopI--a. 4iaf-~d Pno.s-ai &c
bsiins Sever H~nry all - pts~ 4
a.. tr'on Aqsrisd Department, Rot ss fss un'd n say
the ~ lay 81 Nay isi2 - pss " 10 81 I'D ssHEH
~ IFNki ST. Dom Jrfsf-in o. ~ Ras.r- q
-ns'h shout -, eet Tie pan ~ hr 80.
the t.ans 81 Tie .nd 81 Di.s sns 'aers,o.
W OItAGsd aypL ssDh H. the Cossac Cr. tho axe
>lCHOfAs DfAS
rr.s.dest o. tie Croson Aqs,iuet D-p.rHsst
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RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY.-SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.-May 8
l852-For Clinton and intermediate places from Pier No
North River, by steamer RED JACKET ats A. M. and
P NJ and al 5 r. M. for White House and intermediate
places and Elizabethtown with trains the
n j. Railroad which leave New-York. from the foot Of
Courtland at the hours Returning. leave Clinton
at8I5 A. NJ 1880 p NJ; Whitehouse 35, freight, $40
and $40 A. NJ ard LAO p NJ Somervle at g. freight, COS
and 9O5 A. NJ and POS NJ Plan6eld At 5I0 freight 40
and 945 A. NJ and 240 p NJ Elizabethtown at IT'S and
1880 A. NJ. and SIS r. NJ.
Passengers for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Wilkes
barre ard Mauch Chunk, Pa, and Remington NewGer.
mantown N j. will take the A. NJ train from N. Y and
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for wHsmpton
Washington Belvdee, NJ j. Stages leave Somervile daily
for Peauack and Puckamipe the arrival of the p. NJ
train All baggage the rsk Of the until delivered
into the possession Of the agents of the Company and
checks or receipts given therefor.
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IyORPORATiON NOrCE.-rAXES Of Ists,

~ -Noio- hsfehy sNsn that the sAIt rttrs SO uys
year 1850 h~fobfs AN rfus ia Sos-as~s
lsa 49, Ifsfpnfd ~ n-'a4n .fi aa&
b. - A.i'ni sdfrsn 'igfr - o. Asyaf, lal Tho s<A
Afkli IN ~tHh fV a. D. ofhk he .~ III
the ~ hs q Tho ty an so.rn.- , iay =
DAP mil cor g.t'i c~si r'f'-u-ni T,p,. 10
p"tFrJ =" p '"f. b. hen ptl-i- M 10
ss"tf n~~spsgsr plt.-i The C'y 81 s~~ 81
W. sue an II -s oihs s4i ~ IL isS
o. ss'~ 'n'Fo'ef OdtS, N+e D "A. Mar ~, $50.
JOSEPH n TAYLOR. COn'ral-f.
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II RI11
~ p s,.u II the Nxyos and commonssy Of the CO
OF Yo relative the 0PkNiNG sns kAIkspNe AZ
pAkY ST Tnnty pAss. the Cry q 80
The ubd-r-Asn~j
entitled hereby boes par-nsei Va ss Aet
Of the State OF Nee f"fs ~sttss
An Az amend su~d Act % ten's 49, ef <ss ~
ktIus particularly Cty II Ne~ fort INTO one >et Veeese
ApuI the At enc~d An At 10 amend an Ace
relation the rn-rtoa o. Assesnenns es4
Tar. IL. Cy County Ns~ ro sn5 hf other parosss
pas-ss H. NAY T. s+ TO the ovs~s 90 ovnss
IT al houses snt mrUs - - 1nnpove9
s, 81, thereby comp-ed thss sup9~nsss.
the sUctet nAit-f and Inst al
affected th--by and vho -
-s requested " present. tssr ob~et7rs 70
Isn D,dse ksa Chairman Of the .sii Coansssoo
Charles n Tayr ksa the Cl-rt % Tie 49,
Conm-snn~- t- o. No a. Chatham the Cry ofSsv
Tnss the date and That the
b the SUPPLEMENTAL Estimate and As-~ssS ere
fonilss 9th Tan- b~t~~>a the sstsrb
s Br ard tL- ~ss-r sf. Of rnnv Pscsi f~ssss
10 cry .d- o( ARsH, Ih.n~. b-,~-~1 q.
s-.t~fy .ds u TnRty ps- ans the sssi>T, sis OF W
A.o, oil the bts Foutne &c Tie -assfr sic "
the hts b,'h 81 Msshiasoa 81 sns he o =" ~ II
srty Gr--n~rk he soFhsfJ ss,s %
and so-h@rsy a4s Of C~fAr al tie ht o. ~ q -
81 the snhsry EIDE - ~ @ ~ askske
sosh~ry sss ~ nsn~. o. aa inc 90 ~ y. sssS9
r. b<ss.~u or-su ri sss W--f tAs - "a. h.i
sds a Iruy place rhsn>s 81 "a 70 - "a 70
s.sss< ds 81 Trssrphss h~ No. ~, 10 s<a~. sd ~
esd rAr.- esss "a hs ,s .as, sss ks sse~r.
- IA !. snA s.ss 80 l,.~s .ss Cos
sssss. 81 . sss -, 20 81 :. Iis sd rs so>Sv,
sa:ss.sss - = ~ saa - ~. ..ss "a -
- = %' y Do - csassssosss csstAsx -
1870. s.g.st q as s~ .s.sssss ..ms. 49,
49, " sss :. - .-s = - ee..s.ss -
=: e; 49, -: ..s.:s q = $50 s;s ssssS
-. -. = -, : = = 60. |: ::a.S.sSL
6ro5ssss 80 - - 80 49, 49, tsss1esde -
- cssssssss 01<s, y - ev - ssA' Ssss~
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NrEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-PETEH

l9PyANZANDT ssi LYNDE CATIiN and JOHN NJ CATLis.
fieiec-Com s-rIo LfNDE CATLiN deesf
hereby summoned and reqsre the coispst
action which fled the Office III, Clerk Of the City asd
OF April 1884, and Of your answer 70 tae said soH
plant the subscriber HE Office No 80 Nassau st. New York
City within twenty days after the Of this
day such and fail the
complaint within the aforesaid, the plaintiff this
apply for the fehef demasded the esspl4iat
Dated. New York, April $, 1852 - - - -. 49,,
AID o.
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feqal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County OF will be sold pubic
ton Merchants Exchange the City OF New fs on me
10th O'Clock the following hea IS
JAMES GRFIG deceased for the payment o. h a:ets
and teins the enth ara
known and distinguished
thereof ondry other lots belonging Jane ban
bounded westerly in front by Scan
eree easery the by land belongings or lately The
Ever norher lot number thirty i've andseoth
lot number thirty breadth 10 Trout and rear
length each SIDE ninety hive ee De the
less The improvements on the properly CONSIST Of
frame dwelling Terms sale cash 10 per eest at
the of and delivery Of deed two weeks there
after. JAMES ohEio, Jr,
alo6 vs Administrator o James Gres decd.
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TINE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

III UNITED STATES MAIL SIEANIEKS-Ihe slps
composing this line are the following: .
AfLANTIC Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALtIC, capt CoInslock.
ADRIATlC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly Tor tov
eminent service Every has been taken In their con-
sucon also in their Engines 10 insure strength ana
speed and their accommodations tor passengers are une-
oualed for elegance and comfort Price OF passage rom
New York Liverpool in rstcass cabin, S2O IN second
do $40 exclusive of extra size state-rooms seo rom
LIVERPOOL to NewYork ESQ and $50 An experienced sur
seop attached each ship No berth secured until paid tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonine-

III tUn- for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BED-
FORD and TAuNT0N.-Tie steamers c. WANDER
BlLT and COMMODORE, Of this line. now run rezp.
ariy heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
River first wharf above Battery-psc- daily Sapdsys ar
copied. r. M, and Stoninston O'Clock p M or q
arrival of the mail train which leaves Boston so NJ
For freight or passage apply at the Office No 10 Bate y
place. board the boats.
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me0ifal.

BEAUTIFUL FACE and HAND
The advertiser il in possession Of an original recipe tho
result of experimental ard particular study whereby
the face and hand may be rendered s SOFT and fair coun
teracns and emedyiag the disurcments and incopven
fences arising from Of temperature and various other
causes however unprsmsns the present condition The
recipe is free from injurious quality and supplied - lady
or gentleman on receipt of 81 to any part Of the United
Ststes Address Mira L. Z. YATES, Rochester. n. Y.
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GAEpARTMENT d REPAIRs anal sup.

vyFIiEs Nay !, iss To Iron FOuNDg ns-ssssS -.
.saorss rnso~ tas a. .s BED rgwss" 81 - sss.ss1
- Odes u ksys0 - osuuA~e
80 We csv Hsnl ssai vnas ~ Il = Il 49,
q -hrs o.s asy sl - E.skss sssssl 90 1s Sascv
spn.s s.. de cesyes..'es q Bee Yea - 81 ssssss
= = i''-'A~ nAA s''.ss = A..s.' . -
rxc~ssSSs- sstss 49, sSso1..S Z
~sASssn. cvssx c.sfkg.nsfsvss~- -
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~ ,., rss,r ' '''' '' " .SpRrw WAITE R-c~'.,
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp-

~ paon Of tho Mayor. As.nen and Conmorahy Of hsCu
OF Se~ fors relative tie oy.nns Of sky skCo>p ST roo
eth he Guy Of Ne~ foft The sab.no~r Cos-
Estimate snJ As~-saen, The sHo's suh-i nsitss
dny altoaf ~ rule of the s.r-ne Court notice pursuant
~ u ol the Lss the OF he
4 Nv No emitted An .'~i al 40
-tu ssers laws rssus usfy 90 - CIV ~ NJ fots
rNsr~ Ap ., rS, pa. Agu - lNi' ga The ae-
the ksums- nt Asse-sn ts ne
above the u oi the % ss~sssss
a.. nIut~r ~ such kis ,hry tie s 'omse-
whether r damage benefit a- sn- aAsv. e-nnssss
ether dnsuu~ns ~hth used by Tho CousnssOn~rs -
teen it~S the street CO
Ode and Coanty >e~ rrs r the n-toa 81
II lays
eif The sal Sspfsn0o
Court sn3 phs hereinafter mentioned And the I'D
CounJss further notice, pnrnant 20 the requirement
ent~t "An sn>ni -nt~d an act N re'sooe
COLLECTION OF add 1sses the CITY and Cosne
Nes iork aud or other passed NAY ~ sS passe
May v Is< tn the ovaev eapsht OF "c'nfMe
house, and improved unWproN-t lands Affected h--ey he
Their k-n.. a. As-~-.msnt' and h.tse
person.. ~hsss stti thereby ard -ho may be ce
posed the .au~ed 10 pf-s'ni -f "-'t an wv
Henry b~skmsn, Ia n. thinnHS o The "d
OF The tospr.tos. Ns~ CO.. Hal
II New Nors within ,bGy 'us rm tho 5sts OF us asr
the hnt. 81 W sad ss---smss are -
Eic~ that al that -i OF land t~-poss ~
follow. that Ia oil ih part Of rAsseosd e
~ between tho westerly -Hs OF Fth AZ and Ne
saery de Of Esih and also Al, that certain shsr yece ~
bouHes s ~ -astefy oi 9th ev
b. sis Yah The a.tth ~
hne ~ the the hk between sy .eoui - aud sIty
third It on t- tho b-k b~'.~n secos<
aid 6ft ths-us al hs>s 90 perte
Of lie ssi s,'y s>ond t And tho ~
Commissioner d. further that on fsyf' IN the above
oil b. made and pr-sneI 10 a.. sspers Court u
STATE New lofk SPECIAL Of he SAID Cours, 10 -
hid AZ tL. Cry Han Of N-~ You Saturday the ~
S.y opening 81 tho Cour
u-r~aA.s counsel heard and that then AMI tss
'nach =, Isos HtNKt BkEknAS.
PHILIP soNkoS coanss'osssa
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NJEW-YO and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Duanest a. follows;
ExPkkss TRAM 81 A. NJ for Dunkirk connecting with
hrstcss steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky, Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
NAH TsAfSa, A. NJ for all stations
WAY TRAIN aiS P NJ, via Piernont for Otisvile.
WAY RAIN al Al p. ~, via Jersey City tor Otisyille
MIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN at P NJ for Uunkirk connecting
with frstclss steamboat Detroit direct connecting with
Expes Train for Chiesxo.
IMMIGRANT TRAIN at p ". via Pier-nont
CHAS MfN(Dr Superiptepdeuk
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VETINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

Trains OF Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroads daily (Sundsys excepted) a. follows;
Leave Monroe and Toledo at SIS AM arrive at Lsports
ct $50 PM thence passengers 20 Plank Road Is
miles Michigan City; thence BY 70 miles Airs
worth and BY stage II miles to Chicago After Feb l. By
cars through TO Chicago.
Returning 70 Laporte same way-cars leave Laportess
$50 AM and arrive Monroe and Toledo Ct 545 Pm
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Surgs with
Loganspo La Fayette and Indianapolis ct Solth Bend
and other places the line with the principal towns north
and south.
AT Toledo this line conuec<s at 545 PM Jam with
the Lake Erie South Shore by stage and railroad to
Ceveland thence by railroad ana stage to Ere thence By
railroad via DunkiYk to NswYork by stage from Dunkib
to Buffalo and BY cars after Feb l.
The 5 P NJ train on the New.York and Erie Road
meets with the Lake Shore train.
Passengers at Cleveland take all the way to Pfts
bursh thence by railroad and Is miles staging to Phadel
phs and Newyork Baltimore aud ashingtos -Adras
Jan. ~ i2S2 y WILLIAM superntsadent
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Gtramboats and Railroads.

NAMDEN anu AMDO1 hAlLflOAD
" for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |, North River,
foot of Battery place. by steamboat John PoerTwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ Afternoon Express
Line at NJ through Philadelphia in q hours Fare:
LIST class IS; I'd class line by NJ only ST. Return
Ing leave Philadelphia from foot of WaInutst at AM snd
Up NJ Emigran Line BY steamboat Transport, from Per
No. l. ats p. M Fare: 81 So
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VALLEY and con

MEETING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and freight ar
Burlington. St Johnsburg White Moun,ains Ogdensbu %
and Montreal aud all intermediates towns via New Haven
and Springfield Through tickets By Rsiroad the New
York and New Haven Office No. s. Cans-st. NJ Y.
Freigbts BY Traveller, every dav at SPIN, from
Pecl slip. For particulars apply to f. HYDE, Agent No.
l52 South st. N. Y.