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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
Us The following sensible remarks are from
The PiEs6rzA DispaseA

Tie Fa.sesr2h DHpcfeas
Fo~r Ioatks caused BY ~ ~ Ais Cosn.y, rltis ssr
resks Our columns OF local intelligence again re,ord
a honcis ~ suliny from the use OF ardent spt.sss
Since the State Elcton in October last no less than
three murders have been cOrninttsd, and two more a.
temrtec N this county ant in every Gaze the irucune
csJse Las been the sale AMI mmcdersfe use OK nto>f
eating drinks In addition. within the period, W.
have bad enc death FROM violence caused by citizen
defending himsel IRON the assaults of drunken mn
Thee occurrences within he short space OF ess than
six weeks, viii en- ali heavy expense upon county
in The tYis Of the oAenders which should iniace the
taxpayers consider TIE prcprety OF prohihnx thar
I'm ic hy law ii no consideration for the pu bc morals
and indi, dual security VIII lcsi them 10 DO So
D. not these four deaths constitute sufficient
10 al the abcrsi ayclss that have ever been written In
defense of the sale OF intoxicating dnnksi We hope
temperance men viii call toe attention OF thelr neigh
hor 10 such facts thse and ak them % nsms any
good oase, the business OF the sellers produces II
there none, then Isl Us have the Maine Law and the
suppression of the Nh ines Of drunksrd making.
Ia connezon with This sabjeci. The Pc'ty Cossy 40
rocas very sensib inquiries Wat good liquor sellers
aeccmpl-h I END ssys, Anybody can tell what good
the blacksmith docs tie shoes our horses, irons our
wagons and cur sleigh, and does thousand oehcr use
full and necessary things Tie timer can point 20 the
various articles OF rtby which he constructs a. the ev
dence Of hi service 70 so-iey The shoemsker andtne
tailor prcte W. from the we. AMI cold, and are dly
proJ uCng the is OF life Aud 81 OF every des
cipton OF mechanic. Esch can point 10 the eyid snce
OF his usefulness But what does the liquor seller do as
such that benefit s0etyl III gratnes the art isi de-
sire OF portion OF the community tor strong drns
But doe any GOOD grow of hs, grsthcations the
buncss of selling honor does good 10 society, why
suffer IL 70 be continued, for il certainly does sn
d,4osnt IF kayrz makes dvHRkrds-and Is the most
fru tfu source OF crime proved by the records OF
every court IN the land
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ther remarks 'hc hsyicsn paintings hall only 90
serve, in eonclusien. that y not IL al unimc'y M
Editor cd Tie ksp Oslsans I.oaysa< saw book Of me
Kind which he de-cTi e., snd a; came. ~ Wa rePre
stnied TO him, from Mexico Morris u q, al unlikely md
twas, or ~ preehoiy OF tie Testeran books when
have described, tran slion into the herosyphics
rerhgp of come pcrton Of the Bible, In which some
psdsnic nioak he'd written ti;lss remarks IN Greck
following the Mexican order. trom rizht 70 lefL com
mencing Ef the bottom Of the page The circamstssce
that the bock bound AMI rad "brsss CLASPS" gives
srnost positive certainty TO this conjecture Beadev.
these books are sail TO have been Of "pa-chncnt"
where's IN The Mexican paintings are on The co-rse pa
Per of the magney, prepared skin. having more
resemblance TO mos, eoarsely finished lesfer han
10 parchment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

LOTS OF GROUND. situated on oith,
= 65th and e6th-sts, and on Sth Oh aud iith"s- :"
Aston cur TON ,,,u all AZ Auction on WEDyES-
Eoseg,ler "a 1851 al i2o'ol0ck, AZ The Merchants
pAlt.rss. 81 dssIablc Vacant Lots. ss follows:
% lots by lJO ieet inenee on
oNS,,6 s;de b. tweep lCth and III sys.
nc ossxTyfITTH-sr5 lots IS by 100 feet inches on
hs sorh and on he north dS we s1 ann on hs
Hns eIx los COY ioViees ihcnes y" ~
III sSe te,wetn 9Th ard sth-avs -..;a.
ssr lots adjoining the last tho west saae
ytri..s lies W. corner Of 6S,b-st 49,.
HSsTuAy-s lots the east side adjoining the io~
a. a. including the s. F. corner OF the az and o,s5 W.
wo 3, full lots the essi SIDE, ipc'uns
ne peT cent Of the purchase money can remain on bona
ard uoftehte IN ,;cn,.r. .,n,v NJ the Office Of the
for ntIr ~. 80 IA ALT tjOa)
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CrPREME COrRT.-WILLIAM II. AP.

- PIETos. JOHN A APPLETON. DANIEL AfrtEtoS
81 y APPLETON asz4st A BARKErI- TIE sFe
rreS Dru3sn.s; her-tJ szzznrt AL reSz,sd .
nrswer the coupsn this atos vkch tet n re oncr
81. Cri n de CIV Ne- Yea The t-e-t5
ca Az sef.eEeE is3 A. cry year Az %
ts sid O. he seSer bfs Al r~f oe t-e ~ o
Yorl Win Eef The serve q ihs saaoos
"a M .eussse O. The dsy q s3ch ~ yoa a. 70 a.
-, ~ - cor =. n vshn the s1oces1 u. pssf
O. -. nj t.,s uaruri Sc Eve sssdrse And sIns,y
80, r~ n;sre-i thefeon iro ne sc
S.y September lss be3e The onsts 81 s ssoa-Osra "a
low Ne< lorf Oct -, lt.2 -. -...-
lySxW,t KnERSoS PRCAARD, Fhinns AHorssss
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nENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

Il will Be completed to Pittsburgh BY Deern6sr LIST 1ser
which al goods consigned to their AGENT az an
VI so thrergh without pment within Seventy
HONS al the rates below pphlshed Offering to Mere aann
shrpirs 10 points the OAis River any OF The 60
s, wstr.s facilities Ne received any other rous
Their srrsnseNrps with roads complete oJ
tch Goods can b. fovssd TO the Interior OF the West
EN- ssstes BY Railroad at the lowest rates and IN ~ sAs'
"''A's' "f'' WINTER FREIGHT TARTFF
n n9, Coed. Bsot. Shoes &c al PEG 100 N
"a CIa,r-HsfdwNe, MsehirsTy, Bales,
~ Brown Sbeeting, Wool &c. .ssets- per L" o'
Sd Claa-Conee, Ssee"'" .75cts. per 100 "a
Ses.hS' 80 F,.h ke...... 65ets per loo ia
No ConmissiOn charged for forvsrs,ns
Freight Agent Psunsylysni. R.,lToaS Co Nos "'
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS

IN CHARGE o. iSsOLvrST fosz hts pEbIss -
thd aTs- Of The art ct- - " - $50
The s-Sone part TIE Revsed Statutes JOHN 49,
o. Cn.t-o. stryben C0snty ~ T., ra-oive-t S>eto
r1t he'd OCt g. isSs crettor- . oe0s Hos
Courtv Judrr O. stbcn Co. ~ 90 II The 1fe b. %
GO scA d,y q DecenSef lsS2, =; ococt Ire atr- =
hey have 10y s.sE-ncrt ssont rSlf -~e'
.sA rnsosrert e--ae ase be be Lsoh4rsed rOs A-iso
oi5 iawfO~M
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

A FREE EXCURSION to the CITY Of
"A NEWARK will be made By the NEW-JER5EY
RAILROAD on FRIDAY, Nov So fer the purpose of civ
ing every p,non chance OF seeing those beautiful Build
ing Los SxoJ, winch TO bs sod the highest bidder
TUESDAY, Nov 80. At u o'clock, noon 20 tb- Aer
chart ExchaI &c, Newly oTk. by ALBERT II. NICJLAY
kuconetr. he Excursion Train Will leave The Depot 90
Jety City al lC o'clock A. NJ for Newark and returning
leave NewhIk at O'Clock, 7. NJ Stages Will be in read
the arrival Of the oa convey pazengers - tbs
ground FEEE or EXPENSE. Should IL rai1 on FRIDAY,
Nov 20, the ExcuIs will take place uatil MONDAY
Nov ~ AL pessons that desoas of viewing p-o-
Iery previous 20 the sae, procure tickets lee OF
chustl for the ExcurGon, together with Maps full
particulars, OF the Auctoneer, No. 40 Waist \. =. 2l
Tor SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,
a OCEAN HOUSE, Q.ong Branch,l PORT WASH
ING1OE, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK MD
detowD,) and RED BANK-The aod splendid ssesrn-
bost THOMAS HUNT Capt A. H. HasgeTty, viii leave
tbs NewHsv' Per- Peck-slp, East River ls follows:
FRoM sEw-YoRK. FROM SHREWSBURY.
Tpeseay, Nov. l6, "a d. Tuesday, Nov. l6, III A. b.
NedDt sdaY Nov IL, ga. NJ Wednesday, Novl7, ~ Pm.
ThuIsdty Nov. 10, 10 A. NJ Thursdsy Nov 49, II P. 81
Fndoy, Nov 10, II A: ~ Friday, Nov. 10, q p. NJ
Saturday, Nov. &C. Typ. W. Monday, Nov. 2, y P. "
Tuesday, Nov. o. 2lPM Wedn'sdsy, Nov ii, 3 Pm.
Thursday Nov IS 6 AN Thursday Nov. o. q P. NJ.
Friday, nov. -, 7 A. b. Friday, l,Ov. @ 81 r. ".
Saturday, Nov. n "A. NJ. Nond.y Nov. ~, - A. VI
TUESDAY, Nov 20, A. NJ Tuesday, Nov. 90 iGl A. N.
Tie for SquaIn VIII Connection with boat
Stages convey passengers to Ell parts Of the country AL
persons forbid trusting the above boat the Of
TIE owners.
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SUPREME COURT, City and

~ CouniJ ofse- ihssh Abrsh.n Lsh,sa
lsk and ks Logsa l.. vie la Yosnf aga eta aas A'c
n ioens Jchn l. io1nz william A. foua< AID hoct a. Ioa-
Ia partnn Ia ard - o. N 0ef. "a - S'I',
uosaHa rLt ID sSd fy s q he stilt- a ach 'ae
n@e 80 s'-ied ro,ss bety LAT al Pc "a. Av a. W
tn urdcse share Daries sad tea II
u anus aad soesh iac;sn Nd n-
u @tsffLse- &c fsefrc Arpsn.ed n, a. e n ana y ~
bad order before i-1;y day D seEi 81;
oses " u WALT Cry All cean,y Nss p-1li
sisH.h heissnd nrahafsncrs --psctTry, esfn1' n
"a ~ eEs- f To- de thcreoa. sat py ne AZ
irre q. la E-ao@ac- I'D lie de+ ses iEey W."
ate so e oust @ y t-cnsi aa ctor ~ j. cried
r1rrc ic--e-y covered sst- ynr,
Ahs On ~ si n - ca e Ses lork o'laes eFa
este 81 Ind ~ r 4 ~ hs & Capt acury herHAi
e>vea'a sogh~~',ry ~ srd Of the s-r- o. WI
n kffar dCc@set toufh-atery WashTrlns - sd nh
Conn Cry Ne~Tork Jsha J. Ls0ssh ~
ssri eeirs care ;he 0ssr dAy Sepiuer. iSoasan4
s hrj - nf -, nhs- sdh - ori - Mi'nsi,a - an
ceninung 81 the ~idih And al th,t ccn
% pc - nafcs. at o61c covered : % IT, ,lai'i 4"
II az te. "a ne = N-rtof To CITY q Wv lo Ai % lri
oo~s, O. Besrnins the ad- o. Wet
. tsri ruhe-y ghry from sou'hr1 terry ora-r -
Nsts D. kesisssi e-oh@d BY az. AMI runn ns lnen
soStisss:v hube1 AZ let an nthe' ., the
ncrtse fy O. orsefy saHtla BY he layof,
d-r,e- ard - CIV Of Ss Y3t 10 0tve Dean
ths Ns-ry m o. sail feet and ~ nhe th-ns
esTy oue had ed ar4 Two rvt AL esvsa 10 h % Dani
Tt eastey re oWe -. istrn; so1fLsry .ory t AMI
IN te non he q beEudrs nd Hst1-y The
SD 10. n Vets sTfy and nc~- hr pa
Tuiisrase teeuuio beous susvis snd ~
ShAfe -an;ass, AID cn0lucuis nd aesrss
fen ;a' rart fAc site o. Wet fot O.
res ksi here's drsd and isUnae Had on yr. AMI 49,
al h.t o. the per nunF T. Worth RIVER shn
siu-i'a eIpo e TO AMI "a Ut o. e Ps1es aoe Se-fr
tsrtle1 VII eh eaaai two nFei ard ir anth pats u
al Etar<re. crsfe advantage, and em,uneai aon
tIo-rs Of sril pier-Dstry New Yort Wv N, is,
wE,- 4 Gterss. Attorneys .or PHI Mo lA~6~w
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE C.

SMITH. EsG Of The County Of KIns socs ss ~
Gccorss TO r Al peroa hawai- clans lf.s AN -
RfEUS he OF The CITY Brooklyn declared list tn5 ~
CURED hereof q ne -ae-
Der. Fri>Ice ola Ro.l Putnam as As
Cry q Brvcklyr before day q Deceas
Dsied, JGne -. isJ2 GILBkRT DoRkats,
jeSO lswtzNs Adn1cs1sio'
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CHARLES BRAUTIGAM,
No. l5h Rulton-st., New OK.
Naier Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY.-Visitor TO this
Institution take the Morris ald Essex Railroad AZ tho foot
of Courtlaudt-st, at 81 and Il NJ, and and 2. NJ.
Rerurpng leave Nzfer-Cure Station st ard 81 A. u,
and South Orange at 81 and 81 PM
TNHE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
i CURE is conveniently arranged and open for
Winter treatment The cold ia favorable Every
att, non will be paid to the comfort Of PATIENTS Terms ?
10 BIO per week. n. bhDOhIhA NJ d.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of

~ New Y,rt.-Th- BOW En- SAVINGS BASK srtnsi JAMES
AISH individually md A. ele,Ibr 81 JOhS WALSH dSeasJ
WILLIAM DUNEING. MICHAEL. H. C4sHMAN and DANIEL
CA HMAk-summnnS, For reief To the De el1au,sSs:
loE herel ond and required the comp
th acton vtEh duly Sled the Cerk oce Of thu Court AZ
City the l3th 10y of October
1873 ard copy OGiee, 10 ~
Grind New Yofk within Days after the hereof
sresa the srn vii sppy 10 the Court for the
bel dsmsEt.i q the congratulated Octobef, l-52
oi3lssy~W sCHELL & T. sLosSoN. PLAINTIFF Attorney
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN ami NORTH.


W ERE INDIANA RAILRoADs.-GREAT NAIL
ROUTE TO CHiCA0O.-On and after MONDAY, Nay 81
Until further uotcspets oger s4sners and trains WI
IS follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING wEsT.
NAED-Ons Of the irstcless steamer. SOUTHERN
HlChlOAS, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE. viii leeve Buffalo daily Sundays exreptd 81
Pm, AId DakilK At Il II night reaching Monroe A Pd
the next day ard proceeding Toledo the sernpol
An expIess tIhfb vii leave AoTCe AZ 2P.A, on the
arya Of Tie b a. daily Mondays gted res-7ng Ctn
cago the lirR and connecting Chicago With INST
eGss ST. FOR Mwsn.ee and other pors Lake Mch
lssn End with CaLa packets and Railroads westerly from
CHICAGO.
L%PRFSs TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WAKD-LIlgefs t1ains val leave Chicago a. z VI daily
sstui6sys e1ospted and reach Monroe urNt morning
An express steamer vii esye Toiedo every morning,
eel Sunday, and leave honre arrival Of the trains 0'n
Chcssc-tnd reach lnkirk ,ni Buffalo sversl hours pre-
vous the time iog the rst Express esst from New
York Albany and Boston.
Tae and train. a Monroe viii connect each way
reguisr hcst, for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WESI-
WARD-1his train viii leave Toledo daily Sundays eI-
eeT so at An, connecting at IOedO With ne 0 ste an
from Cleveland and SGndrssy and stopping Il al the
WY siations viii reach Chicago at 81 PM
GONG EASTWARD-L,ave Chicaso dsiy' Sundays
ted at 81 AM stopping all stations and arriving a.
Toledo NJ NJ connecting with steamers % oendnsAy ane
Cleveland AID arriving there N tine for All the nornog
trains from those places
roetst-hoa leaves Toledo W. Tor Fort Wayne ADD
ports on the Wskesh Genial JOS. IL. MOORE;
Adrsn June l. lsj2 superntnicn1
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Of the County Of Ee~ York hereby s-a 70 ~
p-r~sns hsvrs clam srnst JOHN TAILOR. ate o. ne ~
Of Ne~ rort deceAed TO pesen The Nth Eosch-rs M
the sstseraer her hou-e. No 80 C4n. at, a the -.
iegk, teore he s9h day o. April seEt-D4es He~
OF i..smws LAyEyIA A TAYLOR. Aiaszsvsui
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NEW ROuTE-BUFFALo and NEW

EW KOUIE.-DbFfAL ALL ana NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD. -Extouson Of the Six
Foot Hack 20 Buf,alo1hs road, extending from Buaao
70 HOpesyile tire New and Erie Railroad, is
complied and IN full operation forming, IN connection with
that road the shortest cheapest snd most direct route BE-
tween NewIork City and Buffalo. Ii ia Of the sI-foot
euGgo, and built in the most substantial and the
grtLsI portion oft having been in operation months
il is entirely fee from the rouehuess usual roads
Foe from Now-Iork to Buifao..............S7 50
Through tickets ind bsgg choots be procured AZ
the DeJ6t of the NewYork and Erie Railroad foot Of
DusLe.tt, n \.
The nts for Ieaving New may be learned by refer
cree TO the tdvert Of tie Newly ork and Enc Rail
road The ains Will leave Hornellsvle for Buffalo the
arrival Of tire Ere Railroad ains-Bufslo, Nov ~ 1852
j. q. HOYT, SUpt. Buffalo and n. Y. City Z. X.
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CAMDEN end ANNOY RALRoAD for

~ fhILADELPHIA, from Per No. North RIVER, 10;
o. bsttery-Ilsee, BY steamboat JOHN POrrEO-Tvo
hDts daily. Morning Lane leaves a, MI Afternoon Ex
press Line ct NJ through Philadelphia II " hoa--
psie, id ei;., GsI s. "a class hne by PM only -
returning leave Phadephis from foot uf WGnat-.t- ~
AN, snd 2P.M EniErsDt Line by stesu,bo.t ATLAS
from Per No L Pm Pare 81 .
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gusuranre Companies.

rsITIIAL FIRE INSURANCE., with CASH
Nj CIPITAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
- he (lty Of NewYork-lnsurance Burdnss no ~ wall
srt,r 81 tins Company require. thar ourhs OF
profits (sier psyns seven per cent per s1n1n 70 "
s,ochO are to be d RosfR Rsn t a pSs P P0
pF Curry, Secretary.
bCopies sf the CHARTER OF this Company may be OBJ
AIMED on application ct the Office
HTVW.FNGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR
NtNcE COMPANY, Of New Haven COIn.-BRANCB
OTFrcE' No. 10 c Alta ~ $4,000.
si, Company nsures Live Stock such as Horses Ga:
~ &c &C. from death sccasoned either from natursi
THOMAS KENDR(CK, President.
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS. Secretary.
OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
~ sURANCE COMPANY, No. Il Wallet, corner Of
fe''''" CAPITAL 100000.
At election held this day, the following gentle
chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensains
tsmp.en Moore, Moses Taylor, George Elder
Pet:r Martin, Alex. H. Grant, Chas. Balkhalter,
Rufus Story, Asa 5. Porter, James q; Wilson
AT sussecuent meets1g q the Bo.rd, SAMSON
MOORE, Esq, was unanmouy re !eetsc President OF the
Company J. MILTON SMITH Secretary.
ER-1his Company continues 10 insure Buildings Mer
ehaDdise Household Furniture Vessels Port the
most favorable terms. AL losses promptly adjusted and
paid.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.-In-
HI surance Buildings, Of Wal and Willialn-Ssi
Office Nos. 10 ana ii, ground floor u
This Company having their Capital Of $4,000 paid IN
IN cash and securely invested prepared TO insure against
loss and damage by Gre OIL favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides that after paying
Interest the stockholders at the rate Of per cent per
num- fouI-bs Of the remaining profits ere 10 be dvided
among the assured in SCRIP bearing interest which scrip
30 be rede msbe IN cash whenever the socrr1uaedJ
sad capital shall amount 20 81 100000
Jos GaillaTd, JTr John A. Stephens, Z. 3. Howland
Jas NJ. Waterbury, James Warren, stephen whitney,
George Curtis, Arthur Jesry, Dan. b. Fearing
George T. Adee NJ W. Hamilton, WIN III. Russell,
ID. 4. Kennedy, Denning Duer, Aug. C. Downing
John j. AffoT, Jr John Steward, Jr, q. b. LANAI,
Fred. a. Delsno Robert =. Mnturn, VIM n. AspinwsD
James C. Bell Reuben Withers VIM B. Duncan,
Dsniel Dfake Smith Edward C. Center, Chas II RUSSELL
Fred G. Foster, Josiah Cakes Isaac Townsend
Peleg Hall, Robert > Hone -
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN +. CURRY. Secretary.
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mc0ital.
has devoted

DR. HEATON of Boston-who has devoted
~ many years TO the atment Of Hems or Rupture,
and Kindred disesss and lac discovered mole OF cure
which has proved successful tie Of long
ssnGiug ell IN the inder forms OF this trolbesome
comp LIANT thereby rendering be use OF Irass unnec -
,afv as taxi an office II No 553 Broadway Newfork,
doors Glow the Metropolitan Hotel where he be
Consulted Thursday Friday and Saturday Of each week,
WedI eftty
Dr. H. also attends particularly to Diseass Of Femaes-
TO the Surgical Treatment Of HOrorrhJlds or Pes-Pro-
iaIsus OF Hernia Rect &c.
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NEw.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 10 SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on The
ISTHMUS.-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM, 2,CC0 tus " A Mills Commander, viii leave New
York for ASPINWALL Navy Bay, MONnAY, Deoem-
with the double engine steamship COi.rES, lSoo
tuns, Thomas B. Chopper, Commander which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival of the passengers by the
cNlTED STATES, for San Franoisco, stopping only at
Acapulco for supplies This line has failed to CEN
meet al the appointed time. ,
These yess in accommodations ventilation, speed and
saity unsurpassed. An experienced physician at
tachss 10 each steamer.
Passengers will be landed the wharf at Apnwa and
take the Panama RaoGd.
must bear the signature Of the undesgntd and that no
ether palts are authorized 20 sell tickets az NewYoTk
Passengers cautioned that the tickets for this line
are sold only at No 70 Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS & Co. General Agents.
JONFS 4 JOHNSON 90 Wallst.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
Of the couniy Of se- iort hereby nrsn 20 Al
person. having cL JOHN READ, late o. the Cy O.
Nor de- es.sd 10 pseut The ,sme vouck- there 70 ne
subsrRer at his residence ll2hs ID Ha'en "a ne
New Yo the twenty 6h day Of Teers<J At
Dated. ke~ iort, the 3sth dly Of August 1881 1860.
susS ia-enW* WILLIAM READ Adm asurior-
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InOR San FRANCISCO.-Thc new and

III Dasnifcent clipper ship SIROCC0, Capt John l.:
ssnfoid viii sa from from NewYork about the LIST OF
JANUARY. Porsons about proceeding TO California VIA
Cane HON will find this ship the most desirable convey
snee ever offered She is ZOO burden, fun three
decker ard hes been arranged expressly for the Pacific
and Fast India trade with cabins Of unusual extent and
spendor superior those OF the beat European packet
shps Early application is necessary Tor passage, m
lied number viii be taken.
For iresht or passage, apply 10 ,.o,,> ~ .u,,
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WINNER ARRANGEMENTS. = NEW.

"IN1ER ARRANGEMENTS NEW
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines 6pd from Albany Fare 81 81 The trains leave
City Hall Station cornr Tryon-row and Cenre-st, daily,
tSupdays eScepted.) IS follows:
Let Train. $50 A. NJ. Way mail Train, stopping at all
Way Stations
ID Train OF A. II. Express Trein stopping at Croton
Falls Dover Plains, Hiilsoele and Chatham four Corn
eTa.
81 Train, 3f5 p M. Express Train stopping at Croton
Falls Dover Plains, Mileron, Billsdsie and Chatham
-Four Corners. .
Returning, win leave East Albany at aud II A. NJ and
4P NJ ~ SLOAT, superintendent
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Il and Cansds Dispach Lne.-The beautiful A clipper
Paetet-sLip BOIHNlA James A. Avery, ComnandeI
Loco burden and only 81 years old viii sail for the
slove port about the OF November This splendid shp
having made very successful 10 California
her ander having great experience in the Australian
rde, pesons ensesins may expect very short
ard fired mn with state Rooms for the comfort OF families
OF single persons An experienced surgeon w accompany
tIins are respectfully invited 10 examine for the
selyes tSore engaging elsewhere board Pier - last
River OF to BUTLER BROThERs, Nos le' ana IlS
Soutk.xf N Y.
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NIEW.YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI.

NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
IN qua and EIMIRA RAILROAD.-Fan Arrangements
Trains leave New-York and Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
Duare st.l as follows; "a,
Mai Trssn at A NJ arrivcs Elnra at 10Y NJ stays
over night and leaves at A. N for Cansndatua Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls and al the principal towhsm W 81
cru Newly oTk and Canada
Nisht Express at p NJ directly through to Csnsndagua
and All places above mentioned Passengers by this train
ke breakfast IN Elma Freghts for the above places viii
he taken by Express Freight Train a. 5 7. M.
WILLIAM q. LAPHAM, Supt e. AID Z. X X