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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
CI-pRFNT COURT-In the matter of the

CUpRENE COURT-ln the matter OF the
- AFpn tie Myor AisrHrr aad y o, o. Cy
~ o. OPENING Il uSL HISDh ~ and
TNFNIY THIRD STREET from the ftrd .ver-e . re So
.,r. On ne rssi-ry Noun horr squsfs - ne I~e
j. brfety rfrn. - Tie y Tof A.
La III q q Hu ihe CTS Of Ass l. pfs-AEft y ats
m .ufh g. AR gcv DID bat n ~ te Nyo
- H. srpree 4 the s,sfe Of Neg foff - >gs Term
az Coy HAL he ely o. s@~ Tors,
a. F.Ay iay Of NoT.n1bf u.s. - NE oplns ~ ne
Cr: on thai t=. coaass ca = seSfd -
E8rze lt Asse-sr1f u ne
1he,e snia he n-ure and eea, q % improve
ti- OPENING n one HUNDRED ana
nv HNTI THIRD STREET from The The lrll.e 70 Tie oes
.ver-e egstrry e Of 1oaE NOR s--rc De I~etA
Wsrd Il AID CITY the O. sad ~, eAi1
he L~slafue Of the Ppe q ne sre
ru. ruvennfs togrs ie -lys eat 81
S.-,. an Ros6s IN he Cty Of Yart and or or
u..s.d A1rl - lo7.- Dated Sev fors. Ocfollr . ID
CT MIG HENRY Z DAVIES Co1asei n TIE Cor2oralos
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Assembly, Is, Dist, Hawkins 7so Iudgw "a n ~,
Assembly, 2d Dist .Nells.'..'''ivo ostuine
aIIIINAN co -lOEEICIAL.l
p 'E1V'Tf y
TTOGA C0-fOyyICIL.l

Free Democratic PoeElscto " Governor ~ L'e'
Governor n; Congress Charles Gregg, n shenn,
III IN, A.sep,hlv A. Coruners 81; Sessions, I.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. NEW

w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three DAILY
Lines 70 ssd from Albany. Fare 81 So The trains eaye
CITY Hal Station, corner Tyonrow aud Centres dAis'
Sundays exceptedl as follows:
let Tram, $50 \. 81. Way.mal Trsin, stopping a. All
Way Stations
I'd Train at A. NJ. Express Train stopping AZ Croton
Pals, Dover Plans Hisdsle and Chatham -Four Corn
Sd Tain, IS 7. NJ. Express Train stopping At Croton
Falls Dover Plans, Nlston, Hillsi.le and Chatham
Four Corners-
Returning VIII leave East Albany and II A. II. and
az NJ IL. SLOAT, Superintendent
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

H'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
% LlNkkfOOL.-ChIcf Cabin Passage, $50; Second
Cabin Passage, go.
From BOSTON 10 INTERCOLLEGIATE Cabin Passage,
sCo; Secord Cabin Passage. So The ships from Boston
call az Hsifay.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins AMERICA, Capt!SnaInon.
PERSIA Cept. Ryne, EUROPA, CEpL Lcitch.
ASIA. Capt. T.. G. Lott. CANADA. Capt. Lang.
AFRICA, Capt Hanson. NIAGARA, Capt stone.
These vessels carry clear ite hight al nasthead green
stsrboaTd bow, red on port bow.
AFRICA Harrison. fm. NEWYORK, "Wednesday, Nov. IL.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. "a
ASA, Lot, from NEW-YORki "Wednesday, Dec. L.
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON, Welnesdny Dec 2.
EUROPA, Leitch, I'm. NEWYORK, Wednesday Dec. IS.
NIAGARA stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec p.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm NEW-Y ORK, Wednesday Dec. -.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan B 1888.
ARABIA Judkius n. YORK "Wednesday, ~ 1853.
AMERICA, Shannon, I'm. BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Ancxperenced Surgeon on board.
The owners these ships viii rot be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie, jewelry precious stones
iucta unless bills of lading signed therefor aud the
velue thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apPlyto
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THE ELECTION.
NEW.N0Rk.
ALLEGANY CO.-[OFfIcIAL.l

Hale 67s; Governor Tompkns al Lleut-Goy, Oltes
40: Canal Commissioner, Eoi State Prison Inspector
Cultiss 468 Sbenf, Gilman, III Clerk, hyde ~ "a
s.n.bIy: l. Kendall, Ill. D. Jorden, 547i Hull 81
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\ WHEsTcHEsTER CoUNTY-[OrrIcIAL.l
rY- The Mer-Orleeas Crescent perpetrstes
the following

the following: u
OuIrAsyeus FaAup,-we are not afraid 10 spesk ess
the truth even where our own party eoncssneo, %.
cause are . despersseiy yirtaous sna lnosPs1c.s
state reliably thsf the WIZ vote - shis year lean
doubled e de Bahzef Laa Pre.tdenEa election xss
one vote. and now, Ues, row . b two vosss' GIVE
us the name Of he Caiy parry
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TX p1rRsrANCE of an order of the snrro-1

~ a.. cor@v .. T1rt h-r-hy sTer 70 ~ pr
- =. nj MARTIN BRUINS hie q ne eay o Sss-
IA .ses % IT,, 80 riA voaeo,f r1esso =
49, :, =, voice s., ~ ROc ., N the CITY q ~ -
- ar hi-r iAr -ufy 10y o. pcccrtef neit-Das Ne-
y.fk ,t~ 20 Sav = Jrrr- TX. $1,000 49,, - r.-.,.
.4~fuh7 lhF7S' "hNA"'" ~
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III nAME,s COIIGH LOZENGES-The
Udter Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CUkE,
OsOUTH ORANGE NEW-JERSEY.-Nls tors to tht
In,ttutou the Morris and Rsse1 Railroad ~ the 1907
OF Courtlsnds-st, a. 81 and y NJ, and and r. N a,
Returning leave Na,er-Cure Station a ana . a. ~
ard South Orange at 81 and . p. N.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WALTZ
Il CURE Is conveniently arranged, and now OPP -.
Winter treatment The cold $ fATcraD.e hNesy
attention Will be pad TO tie comfort Of gs;ens =, -
20 SIC per week ~ bEDOAi m IN -
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Aleoieai.

GREAT CUE RE for DYSPEPSlA.-Dr.
~ HOUGHTON'S Pepsiu o. Gastric Juice, prepared
from r,nnet The natural resdy fer this distressing CON
plant. Agens }. BALL Co, No. loc Nnssan-st.
NJ DANES COUGH LOZENGES.-The
WI bes, a-d most convenient remedy for Coughs CodA
diseases OF tie Throat AMI Lungs generally sold by \
B. L d. Sands No loo Fultonss. NJ. Dame, No. u Lar
uninc-st; Adm. Brdsl No. 45 PeaTst, aud Others -
cents package.
TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Il portors, Lace Stoeknss knee-Csp AID othes Band,
ages Spinal Suppors Instruments for Knock hnees aaa
Weakness the JOINTS and al kinds Of Bets aud
also Chdreus Tsses hand and made 10 oEi-T al d.
GLONER'S, No. l. Annst. near the Miseum.
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

spphsIrn MAYOR Ad-rnsn aud Coanonsiy the Guy
~ Ne, j. n ealv, 20 OPLStNG o. eleventh Az f"n
ssth y tie t Ward u sad city fub.~ S,'s
ier,y gwen - he MAYOR Aldermen AMI Comm - " I1 =
Nv yot rr,rsr, 70 tie s.a.ns md 1ri PROVIDED,
hat AID the MAYOR A-rnn End Commonly %, ne " m
Nv Yok ned tomlie appisaia % tie sanseHe Cosf mo
st.:- Of Kes Yosk VI liz d Court % D. he'd
he CITY Ia, City sev fofE fntAy ne lsiA AZ q
Court on vi jay Or a. son
Hereafter bard for ~ sFsoin1 OF Con-
.sers T-llzs aud he 81 iaitrf aAt
~ nature nd eaisn tie uieDed the OPENING
lIih 4sfh 20 dh Tie ia Nar4 u ne w o.
N~w York - I'D panol Tie ctr q Ne" Iot'
Legstle 81 ne Ate o sew
Nors cnied Al AkuV. 10 mpsoyemfnts ioaenns ne AZ
c~fs roads Me- iok paved ApfuS,
lfl1 Dated Nsa Y.ik. Oct y lssc
- M HISEI Z DAVIES. Cocaei 20 - CorIori'on
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N.ICHIGAN SOUTHERN AMI NORTH.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AMI NOh IL
NE FRN INDIANA RAILROADS-GtEAr NAL
ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-On and after MONpAi' May u
until further noce-paSseneer stealnere and ueins VIII
run follows: , ,,,., ,,o,>rc uyper
WARD-Oue Of the hIst-class Steamers, Sui ft;Rnn
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMFlh6
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, sundays except.d NJ
M and Dunkrk at II az night reaching Monroe AZ ~
he next day and proceeding % Toledo te same afternoon
An exure6s tram VIII leave Monroe at I'M on on inc
arrival OF IT, beat daily Mondays excepted reaching Ch
easo the same evening and connecting az 'lcas9 VII.
css steamers for Milwaukee and other ports on LAKE Mich
isan and with Cana packets and Railroads westerly On
Cha ago. ~or,,, r, ST
WAKD-Fxuross trains VIII leave Chicago at PM, daily
SATURDAYS c,teptti and reach Monroe " q next morning
An exrrss steamer VIII leave Toledo every n)rnn2 eA
cert Sunday and leave Monroe ARRIVAL OF the tuns nom
Chicaeo-al reach Dunkrk AID Buffalo several hours pre-
vous to the for the tint Express trains east ron New
York, Albany ard Boston. . -. -,
The steamers and trains Monroe Will connect each way
regular boats aor Dctroit AMI Toledo 1890 .,,,
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOlNt Whol-
WARD-1hs tram Will leave Toledo daily, sundays eA-
eerted AZ e. connecting Toledo with ne Of steam
80 from Cleveland and Sandusky, and stopping al all to
wsy stations vii reach Chicago at 81 PM g.,
GOING EASTWAkD.-LesSe Chicago dairy Sunniys
exce ted AZ 81 An stopping eli stations and arriving
Toledo al NJ connecting with sseaIIoTs % 'aiSAy u
Cleveland and arriving hs re in tine for all Inc no'"4s
trains from those places - W.. .,a
ports ON the Wabash Canal. JOS ii; MoOhE
Adrian. June l. lA2 oupeI go
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of he Surro-

II ss'e Of the Crer 81 N,eNors n1tee hereby rvr-
pesors hsvHs ca sssnst JOHN 4 taylor ATE The CIV
Ne~ RI tccfel 20 he f.re % ~ v0car -hsi. %
ne sshser'er, - her honse ~ - C-nl -. C-T
lofk on o. .fe ~ eth 81 Ap ND SEED X
the uetserh day OF Octoher $50
c. Iavtnw- LAvENIA A TAYLOR Aialaa-tssrx
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are chosd upernfsndenfs OfPoor and Jno G. Winns JDo
r. Perkins Amer GaveJ Jr and John Moak are chosen
Cor0ners by eco majority. - - ,no
Fee Denocrafic Jois-ElectorAl G3; Governor Ss'
Lieutenant Governor ST.; Canal Commissioner, ois' ~
..r.llu Ling Enrn Ill
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Sessions. .S-syIcr..... WI S;l.Eel....
Congressional.


FtSSr DisTEicr-ccUNrY TOWNS.
John l. king tNhigl $50 James Maificc, (DewA). s2
SECOND riSTgIcr-sScoKLyS.
Rolm Sanford Wv .SIS9 T. Canning. tDornl .T2s
FIFTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iosrph Hoxe. fMhigl...6li VIM. Tweed. de n y. I1
f,.,rt 4, 49,, tl,l.-,A 81
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NIEW-YORK ard ERIE RAILROAD

NlEW-iORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ Trains leave pic foot OF Duare-st. &c follows:
ExPRtss Tnss az An. for DunzTs, connecting with
frstcess steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo aud
Monroe ard railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Man TRAIN ~ 8 NJ. for ell stations
WAY TRsIs Of 3 - PM, via PlcTinont or Delaware.
NIGHT ExPRTss TRAM at = ~, for Dcnkrk, connect
inq IN steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Exprcss Tram for Chqego.
LsuGRasT TRAIN ats PM. vis Piermont
CHAS MlNOT, Superintendent.
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ME SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
i ROUTE.-vANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN
fRANCISCO-Only line giving tickets for crossing the
kibmus!-The new Souble-eng CINE steamship STAR OF
THE WEST. 1900 tun VIII leave from Pier No North
River, at o'ciook p NJ precisely, on SATURDAY. NOV
20 of San Juan del Norte direct connecting with the fA-
CFC seemer over Nicaragua Transit Route having but
twelve miles Of land transportation.
Thee unsurpassed IN theu ACCOMMODATIONS
ard ventilation.
d. d. ALLEN, Agent,
No Batteryplace up stairs
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Ocean Cleaners, &e.

EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
Il TLORIDA.-Semi- Weekly L. 5. Mail Line.-The new
I'd fast GONG steamer JAMES ADGER J. Dickinson COM
uspdef will leave Pier No 4 North River on MEDNES-
DAY Nov. II, at o'clock, PM precisely. For freight
sply board, where all bills OF adng will DO Hgued, aud
ET passage at the office OF
SPOFFORD g. TILESrON No. 40 South st.
Savannah IGsengeTs tcketed through without further
thaIee Passnfe win suffer detention az ChaTcst0n
sutngemeIts have been made with the South Carolina
RsIosd 10 dispatch train the arrival OF steamer
through tickets Florida follows: To Jacksonville, S5l
10 Pistks SS3.
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~ pI,RsIANCE Of an or,ler of the surro-

\ II hSI NV II OF on "Iu'I oi t1o -"
ale Of TIE Coar.y Neu lort nctce ser,y sVer % = P
~ m axsa. JOHN HORSBY Jr, N,- Of TIE cly o.
~ Yos decrs-ed .-ssrf 10 'snoe. - N.art-ls
tbr .uterr0er tse oas a sCoLks CoO ~. Lst~, -
= IL c. q Nen Yogk. 81 Or bore u ise-J -
e's =. ,Ns-Ws JAMES L Lyon, d, E,-cutof.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an or1er Of the Snrro

Il fate o. he CouH'T nj Nes uas- hs-iy gwen al
ron haFff fn' sau-t JOHN READ q Seg
iot eeaed 70 rent tie vgaetel. thereof to IL
srtfcfi - = - r-t1c ll2rh 81 Haea ~
Cry ~ - On o. hore ihe .afy day OF Fe5rrary
-Nitct. HrH J ri he 81 i-v Of Augl.t. issa
aa.b lavtmN- MILLIAA READ. ADA nl..raior.
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T'HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL Uni.

a ID 9IAIho MIL SIEAIEKS.-TLe slps CON.
Iozrg th's hne are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Cap. Eye,
ARCTIC Capt. Luce. BALTIC Capt Con,ssock
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These srs have been built b. contract expressly for Gov
eminent service. Every care las been taken ia their
stIuoton sso IN thor Engnes 70 nE1re strength snd
speed end their accommodations for passengers are
GUeed for elegance AID comfort Price Of passage from
New:York 10 Liverpool IL stclals cabin So in second
do S7C exclusive Of eIiraize 500; from
Liverpool TO Ne-Y ork e0 aud go An experienced nr-
attached 10 each sD No berth secured until bad for
ar-rrre -,
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NOR SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,

Il OCEAN HOUSE, Uong BraDchl PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
detown and RED BANk-The new and splendid steaul-
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A II Haggety, viii leave
tbe New Haven Pier Peck slip East River follows:
from srv-yoRK FRoM snREwsBURY.
Tues6av Nov l6 g A. NJ Tuesday Nov Ii, ll4 A. VI.
WednesSev Nov n ga NJ Wednesday, Nov.l7,I2! PM.
Thursday Nov 49, 10 A NJ Thursday Nov. 10, y 7. NJ.
FIidav nov 10 II A. NJ Friday, Nov. ~. p p. n
ssty,Ssy Nov 20 lip NJ Monday, Nov. y, p 7. VI.
Tuesday. Nov. % 2lP NJ "Wednesday, Nov. u, Pm.
TbursdSy Nov % s "A NJ Thursday Nov. p, ,! p. NJ.
E1dav Nov IS IA NJ Friday, Nov. u, 81 7. NJ.
Saturday, Nov. n, A NJ. Monday, Nov. -, y a VI,
Tuesday, Nov, so, A. NJ. Tuesday, Nov 30 ~ An
The re for Squar1 will nun in connection with boat
Stages convey passengers TO al parts OF the country Nj
rscns are forbid trusting the above boat the account Of
the owners.
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4 UsTRAITA-CIJppER LINE for MEL

N BOURNE. PORT PHILLIP and SlDNEY.-Vhe
how chppe,-ship GLANCE, T. C. Tay or, master, VIII
I io the above ports Dec T. Her unoquaitd ac;onno-
daors for first and second cabin pass AID the repu
,ton which this line has for dispatch, suhceht guaran-
he for GrCs bound TO Australia to embark in this ship IN
pefeitEoo to any Others bound for that port Apply 10
WM. r. DUGAN, No. - Fr0ntst, OF 10
ELLIOT, ARkELL \ Co., No. l4o Pesri-st
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tan Ar

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-tal Ar
4 4 rausenert Through Farce I'll Trains between
Newly ORR ind Albany g. 81 Trains Leave Chambers 81
daily (SUuoays exceItedi for Albany and Troy.
Express Tram a. H. through IN hours, connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Or Montreal at O'Clock sane
evening.
Nail Tram Q A N-Through Way Trims l and P. ".
Fxrrefs 1Iain 6P M.-AcCOIIHOd6iiOn Train 73J Z. N.
For PeeLskul % "a. Nj +. VI. aud CTS =. VI.
For Po'keepsie at go 4. n md 40 " stopping At
eli Wsv Ststious-Sundey Mail Train 4 NJ from Canal
st-Ts.snr.s tel en- II Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
snd 3lst-s;s GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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NEW. HAVEN aud NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT-On sud
s,1-il nm

NEW-HAVEN aud NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENI.-On aud
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 49, ls52 Trains all Fan a. fol-
lows:
Leave Nev-Haveu II 100 4 NJ Accommodation Train
for New London stopping AZ oil stations lll3 A ~ TX
press Trsin oT Guiiord Connecticut River, Lyme and
New London connecting with the steamboat And ra.r3ed
hines for Stornzt0n Providence and Newport. $50 NJ
Accommodation Train ior New London, stopping 1t al -
tons
Leave Nev-Loldon e. $50 A. NJ Aecoram0 daton Tram
for Haven. Stopping 70 O. sections 1910 \ n LIZ
press Train Tor Lyme Connecticut River GGilord ard
New Haven Passengcrs leaving Scpcrt Pro7ideEce aud
stouincton the morning arriving 70 New London,
take tbs in .or NcwlOTE. $50 +. Il, Accumulation
Trpin for New-Hrvep stopp,as q =! stations
The lbs 4 n. Express Irn leaves New-haven on the
arrival If the A II. Express T.ain rom Newly OK.
TIE 655 P. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
On the arrival Of The $50 T. NJ ExyTeI Tram Om NeF-
York. . 800.
The Trains leaving New London q E n A ~ and TO- 10
A. NJ connect ct Nev-Haven with NcwfoTk Tram 1t
gS5 a. NJ. and lJ5 Z. II.
Prsergera by the $50 P VI Train from London. can
tEe the Fxrress Trains New-HAven or Hartford and
Spriuzfeld for NeW York, the slr. evening.
RICHARD y. DOWD, SuPt
New haven August H. l952
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FOR LlVERPOOI-Dram Line
Pseket Of 2eth NOVEMBER.-The splendid aud fsvor,
se PACKET chip GARRlCk, Capt, ThOs Walker wili s<h
above Der regular day For freight or passage hanns
me stteroom accommodations apply board Of Pier No
u fsst River, or %
sfoFf0RD, THEsToN Co, Nc q scuth-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

O ts Cora-y Of Sev ur;- hereby rvea al per
sens hssns Cd M MARY n CALD Kill Ate q the Guy
81 hfw lot deoeissi Tr--eniih - nth ther- 20
Re srfscrlef a hu r,s1srce ~ thg Cy Of
N-v fcfk b the day OF Msrrh aeIf-Dled New.
T'rt y. J.; dsy o ssyfsrnner lss1
NAREOF
81 it~fmW T. " YARKOE {hiHHnrfr,'or%
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW. Glasgow and New,io err Siesmsn2
Coup1py's powerful new Steamship OLA>GOW, lSo
,urs md 100 horsepower Robert Craig Cemander WI
an ron York sr Glasgow on SATURDAY sVh Nov.
and on SATURDAY 18th JAnuasy- al IL O'CLOCK room
frst Cahsn (Ssloon State Roonsl ...,'..'..''''s%
fstt Cabin. (siidshp State Roosnsl. .......''' -
Stewards fee included.
Apply TO J. Me SYMON. No. 80 Broadway
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A USTRALIA.-Ihe Fplendld cIlpper SNIP
IN ALBuS win sail positively on SATURDAY, Noyem,
Der co. No other ship put up for Australia hled
with passengers short time the majority OF the beths
tsvr" been er-~d before they nished twlll not
r,n inydious therefore to ossSfs. thai IN AZ
erom, Lght hnS Vtn,a,on this beautiful ship IS inmsas
MIR superior any other in port These are iacts
for parstge apply Il. SARDY No % South st. or on
iOtId riCr No. H. foot OF WCll.st.
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DEMITTANCES-P SAGES.- BOW
HI MAN, GRINNELL d Co, No. 80 South st.. New
Nork sole ard only anihorz Agents ioI the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHIFTS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS raj 9Th LONDON fA6ksfs sal every
o.. - alternate Thursday.
IiXEETOOI LONDON,
CraNSTnI1TION SIR r PEEL,
NV n oRID CORNELlUs hSiNNELL,
~ FFN or TIFF WEST INDEPENDENCE.
IONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALDERI,
asUBI RTON YORKTOWN,
NEW SHIP. PAIkICh HEN -. r
Prr,ous wishing 20 send for their friends, and desrous OF
,p ,he,n ont hy any OF tie above MAGNIFICENT ships are
$1,000 Int Sfrssrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co. are
de oulv Arents for the above ships IN this city;
ThCyalso isf,ie Drafts from 6 and UPWARD when are
psyabe at sight any town through Ireland ana NEt@'
BT5tain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
No 90 Sonth-st N Y, and Rosent's-rosd Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave NewYoIk 9th and Isl OF eAeh
month. ,. ru.
day.
For passage apply as above.
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5nsnrante Companies.
.n ,r,S, FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH

,aIrAI, FIRE ms TRANCE, with CASH
| EI.nITAT The Republic Fire Insurance Company
I ur nfNew-York-Insurunce Buiic usS No. ~ Wall
Srrsi%, Of tins Company requires that four-hs II
fh ,.ser psyns seven per cent per siin1m 10 its
ssSers) TO be dIyded w.h me G2.sy solde5s
crsEy, Secretary.
D.. .sr,s Il the Charter OF this Company may be OBJ
- on application al the oilce
-,rv.ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR.
kLNcf COMPANY, of New Haven, BRANCH
ta,yicE, Nc. Is C Wsi';st,' N; sSSe,ooo.
- c.,,,,,v Ynslrcs 1--we Stock, such Horses Cs.-
Us from death eccanoned either from natural
e.. o. accident seese Of scpptIcn whatsoever
$50 y THOMAS kENDRlCk President.
o,oKsE 7. REySoLDs, Secretary.
orFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
(PgRANCE COMPANY, No. i Wan-st, corner Of
Paiiti CAPITAL 100000.
election held ts day, the following gentlemen
=. ehosen DIRECTORS OF this Company for the ensuing
"a: Moore. Moses Taylor George Elder,
~ 8. sherman, Marshall Pcpoon, Francs S.iddy,
-, N.rrn Alex. H. Grant, Cnas. Eulkhalter,
!..s, s,ory- Asa s Porter, James b. Wilson,
ssios I.S ~ Isaac c. Taylor. William r. Foster.
AZ a subsequent meeting OF the Board, SAMPSON
y0oRF Esc was uneumously elected President OF the
'i NeTw-fcrs, Feb. Z, 1852.
sB-Ths Company continues 70 insure Buildings Mer.
ret fyoT-bie terms. Al Losses promptly adjusted ard
FD6.
DEPUBLE FIRE INSURANCE Coin
II mIsnoe Buildings, corner Of Wall aud Wi!iaa-stst
0Acs Nos 10 and H. ground floor.
lbs Company having their Capital Of $4,000 paid in,
e and securely invested prepared insure AGAINST
- nd damage by IRE On favorable TRIMS.
lie chatter Of tits Company provides that after paving
ts 70 the stockholders at the rate Of per cent per an
~. fou -fs OF The remaining profits 20 30 divided
ong the assured in scnp, bearing interest which scrip il
t edeC mab!e IN cesh Whenever the Accumulated pIof
"a catital shall amount TO 81 C0OC00
TRUSTEES:
Ia Gaiilsrd, Jr- John A. Stephens q 9. Howiand
Js NJ. Waterbury James Warren, Stephen Whitney,
GtoIfe Curtis, Arthur Lcary. Dan. b. Fearing,
george a. Adeo, Nj. w. Hamilton, WIN. Ii RUSSELL
D s Kennedy, Denning Duer, Aug. &. Downing,
John J. Aftor, JI., John Steward. JT. g. Il. Lamar,
ned A. pClaDO, Robert Il. MIntuTn, VIM. H. AspnwaN
lines c. Eel. Reuben WithesG VIM. B. Duncan,
DsBe Drake Smith Edward {. Confer, Chas III. Russell,
7Rd. q. Foster, Josiah Oakes Isaac Townsend,
Pseg hall, Robert $. Hone.
ROBERT s. HONE President
DUNCAN +. CURRY, Secretary.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-For
Il RIO JANEIRO, VALPARAISO aud PANAMA-
Tie splendid new steamer JOHN i. STEPHENS, (2pO
paithed for de above ports on or about the 9Th DECEM
BIER For passage only having superb accommodations,
Fply at the Office of the company, No 81 Sodth-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c

Il Saith C he Cou-tv Il r. MI h-r~hy
Essr aoeodnf o. Az 20 ~ hsyrs MARY
flLlH- --e % ne CO of Eookyu. lfr. NIf ;acy
qured 70 ehll p, he srsoc The
frb.r THOMAS HihlLToN. ~. Ctg d
Broot 10 On o. heTc tie 5li DAY 81 Dcsrr ted
ia HAWAII u ANILTOS A..
jes3 l-rtrW TEOMss HAMILTON A4li. q I"'N
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COR INTERCOLLEGIATE States Mail

a SteaIlsLip PACIFIC Captain Ez1a Nye-Tif ste y
tLp viii oersrt with the United States mails for Furooe
positively SATURDAY Now q, at Il o'clock NJ from
Ler berth II tie foot OF Canals "a Lerths secured I'll paid
for For freight passage having uHequsled accoanoda.
tCss loI ed -lnce and comfort apr.ytO
EDW. l.. COLLINS ( CO. No. Sc WaIl-a
PASSENGERS requested 10 be board e l5 4 W. The
scsnaehIp BALTIC viii succeed the PACIFIC, and win
sail on the ll;b December.
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NEW ERSEY RAILROAD--NEW-
~ YORK aud PHILADELPHIA, drect-U. ;. NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through IN a h0urs-Ne'v-Jersey
Railroad via jersey City leaving New-York At and
A. NJ. and y p. NJ. hom foot OF Courtlandt-st- Leaves
Plnlsdolpla lour- foot of Walnus Fare reduced
10 s. for frst-olsss and - 81 for aecondclaEL
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above Inca and through baggage
carried the y T. VI. lines from NegYork with Though
Conductors Psseugers with eros, the terry ID min
mo he fore the trains leave