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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
~ SHIPS-SEMI-M EEkLY U. s. NAL LINE.-The
TOR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

Il FLORlDA-Sem Weekly q. s. Mail Line.-The safe
aid favoTte steamer SOUTHERNER, w. Foster, Com
nlGndtr. Will leave Pier No. 4, y. r. on WEDNESDAY,
board where all bills Of adng viii be signed and for pas
sage at tie Office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON& Co. No - Southst
Savannah passengers tckettd through without further
charge Passengers will suffer detention at Chareston,
have been made with the south Carolina
Rail- Dad Company dispatch extra train on the ARRIVAL
Of the ste amer.
Through ticketsto FLORIDA will be furnished follows
To Jacksonville S3l 20 Pllatka, s3 No bills OF iadins
signed after the steamer has sailed
The MARION will follow on SATURDAY, Nov. 3.
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CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

~ or kyw YORK .f-MiLLIAa G. BUrLER, ALvIE n
BENNETT and COMFORT BUTLER at CHAHLGs WEBgrgn.
Sun for denend contract (Cem ma ss< lilo
DEFENDANT You her sby summoned sd
qrcd eomphuf this which will he Ged
e The Clerk 81 the CITY and County Of New fok at the Cy
Hal sad Cay and 10 " 10 No sa,d
the s1Lcbe- ~ their Office No 10 Wal st. IN sas<
CITY twenty day aer the service Of THIS
such service; and fs tbs
G. mp within the se-ad the plant IL IN thss aeton
vii Judgment o the haatr-i and sssy
dosfs aud forty hsee cents assfased with nerese NON
twentieth Day of DeCeHLcr. Ouah ssht hundred ssa
ty QUE tedes " tn, looRD,ted, New ro sept 81
1909. -. =, -
HlwLEY GLOVER, Plsinsihs Auosneys
Complaint hed the CLERK q the Cy and Cossty q hsv
loTk, Octoher 10 lgi1 ois iAsovn-
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ALBEIT III. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.

A IiOlN Il LOlS On Jlhl-St, lVCtu-st., i~od-o''
~ and 1Sithst Harlem at Auction-ALBERT IL.
EICOLAI Will sell WEDNESDAY, Oct a. at II O'Clock
At the Mei chants Exchange:
ssT-sT-3 lots ON the south side Of 9lstst between the
h and 6th-avs % feet front and and 100 feet deep
I0a1HT-l lot the north side OF 08h-st 21xl0O $50
feet west Of 5th-av.
lot on the north side Of lzd-st between 7h and 3hsvs
2t1lC0 1900
IS41Isr-6 lots on the south eide Of 3hst, 2jxlOO be-
tween the 5th and GthaNs
Terns of all the above lots easy ard titles indspuabe
For further particulars apply TO the Aucronee NO ~
Wall-s. (d3l
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tphe, in depth The houses each Is feet BY about IS feet
in depth. ~. 49,, - ..-s :. -,
80, is,d;ns 10 ana on which, the Crystal Palace about
ss;ns erected sooo remain MORTGAGE
each house and lot desred for yesa For Maps snd
eel nsrtisulsa apply the AuctiOneer No sdst
'e' PHILO 7. RuG0LES. Esq. Referee.
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DFGIuAR NAIL LINE, via Stonington,

DEGULAR NAIL LINE, via Stonington,
HI for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE; NEM NV, y, ~ = M,
- T lISTOS The steamers {. VANDERBILT Had
COMMODORE Of this lr4e, now run resuariy . neteeo
tore s.srpseiy leaving Pier No North River, hrst rIa
sIoys R.frry-u,ace aaily Sundays excepted, r NJ
- stouInster AZ O'Clock p. NJ arrival OF mai
TAN. xhich leaves Boston At P. H.
The steamer PERRY ssyes Provleenee ioI ss.pon
ton d ss<rsers proceed Immediately on he Arrival Of ne
mail TAIN AZ NklSfsd.
place CT On hoard The bes,l
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A. NJ. MERwIs, AuctioDeer
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO-Trade

Dsales Rooms, No. IS Psrk-Tow.
BARTLETT WELFORDs CHOIcE STOCK OF Books.
MONDAY Oct. D.
FIFTH DAYS SALE-CompEising the conclusion OF the
Books Literature, Btl,s Letters, Poetry the Drama
&c The fret portion Of History, Biography, Voyages
Travels, Sc.,st 81 z NJ For particulars zee Catalogues
at the Sales Rooms
MONDAY, Nov. IL and following days Of the week
PAKcEL SALE OF ENGLISH AND AAERicAE BooKs-Cat-
sogus for the above sale preparation and will EN-
brace large cOnsgnmepts from the English publishers Con-
tbuoIs from the American trade soc ted Particulars for
the Catalogue should be furnished Immediately.
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ANrHoSY J. BLrrcKER Auctioaeer
DEREMPTORY FORECLOSURE SALE
olive three-stoly hri,k HOUSES aud LOTS on t1isf,
:. Ancticp-ANTHONl J. BLEECKER viii sell a. Anc-
ton on TUESDAY, Oct a. lS at u oeGSs az ne p Ms,
<hsnis' Exchange, UNDER The direction OF fhiLo no"
on l2d.sTsEsr-Fiye ,hreesory bret HOUSES and Lees
Of Ground situated the south sde OF s2ds btween INC
Oh ana cfb CONNIE neug lis feet Of the othav
The lets are each in sire IS feet ont and rear by 70 feets
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.AIIFAY STEAMER. for HALIFAX,

ii AIIFAA SIEAMEh, lot IiALIr AA'
i L NOVASCOTlA.-The new and splendid Steamship
SIR JOHN HARy Ely, built expressly for this line, aud
furnished IN elegant stye for the accommodation OF Pissen
sers Will leave the end Of Long Wharf Boston; Tor nan
& \ every SATURDAY. al O'Clock p NJ and leave Hall
fax for Boston every TUESDAY, at O'Clock Pm FARE
Fret Cabin including meals $40 Fare-Second CABIN
without me as IS For freight passage apply TO CLARA
JONES ( Co. BOSTON; +. WIRE 4 Co, Halifax or the
Captain. on hoaId.-BostOn July 81, 1852.
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ALBANY TROY and LEBANONsPRN

A-Tbeear. az the NETWORK and HARLEM KALI
ROADl.sve The City Hall Station, New YORK csiy lssn-
S.vs e1stpted) At 10 o'clock " Nal Irain 70 S1aan
Four Corrers connecting with Western Railroad or Aha
Nv ana Troy Lebanon Springs, Pittshed, spnHsnea aud
other mi, rris diate Stations. - c,-.L
Az o'clock Z. NJ, Accou1modaron Ira3n 20 Cas-o1n
Four Corners CONNECTING with Western haroad gong
east 49,. 81. 0o,loek
* r., 80 Chatham Wesrern Railroad % Cana4n. 1nc
stase 70 Lebanon arriving early the ssne afternoon
80 80, :, - - e. NJ sLOAT, Superintendent
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EDND X. COLLINS 4 Co. No. So Wallst- v Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool.
T. g. ROBERTS Co, No. IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUEROE L Co. Rle Notre Dame des Vic
torres Pans; or. GEO IL DRAPER Hsvre.
The owners Of these ships viii net be accountable for god
silver bullion specie eelry precious metals
less bulls Of sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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Tor VERPOOL-Dramatic Line-Pack-
il tofiLe csth OCTOBER-The favorite AID spleudld
packet ship ROSCIUS Capt ID. MalOney, will sail as above
her Il guar day For freight passage having 40
conf, odafons arply on board Pier No II Eas RIVER
SPOTFORD. TlLESTON Co. No. ID soulh-t-
TOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
Il Steamship BALTIC. Captain jos. j. CoInstoe x:-Ihs
s;esn Of VIII der art vi the United States mails tor uo
rosti,ely on SATURDAY Oct 80 at u oelocS " nom
Der berth the foot Of Cznalst No brths Sc sf-o III
ior For sigh, or passage Lsyns uneqased Aecsmnoda
tons for elegsnee and comfort apply TO - .,,.u.
EDW. n. COLLINS CO. No. % " ala ..
p..,.r,s,s 49, -,s.,eS 90 he ON boarl AZ n! NJ The
steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the BALTIC ana WILL
sell on tie l5th November.
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vVHE NEW A CLIPPER SHIP TOR

Il RFNT. for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY. AusI .-
LA-To sail 18th October-The splendid sceoinino -
the fire ship well worthy OF ehsanH 49, -
rersors shout sging passage 10 AUSTRALIA ING
il and her ntrnks uP being completed VIZ Is -. ~
he urccuaed ~ tho se OF any other ship cT ISnr -
eouiorf Apply board Pier No IA k.s hsS ~ TT
r RICHARDSON Co. No So South,st oI ELL 1
ARkELL 4 Co. No. 10 Peari-sr n Ban soO9s
icrcte tor Shipment ard forwarded 20 - Will 5e -
without ery charge Of commission L n W.
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Gorsrs, Carriages, Sc.

uORSES for SALE.-Several draft Horses
for sale cheap; sold for of use Apply JOHN
BOARDhAN alley. between White aid Walk
HORSE for SALE.-A very fine white six
ars' old saddle Mare, suitable for lady child,
pereofv sound and kind in ali harness sold for Of
Use. Apply to JOHN BOARDMAS, Courtisndt-aley, b.
tween White and Walkersts.
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CppAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

In nTDs NiTTRTssFs. &c. at CnAwBUcK.s, No.
$50 Grspi-st sscondd door east OF Essex new
CTFAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SIVhh >!.s
10 The large and beautiful assortment Of beds
P.n,se. Bedsteads Cots, &C. all OF which have osen
AZ low prces and viii he sold at s1cn pres
- "a rnale II an for al TO call and examine ue
A. sack previous 20 making their purchases Goods sen.
>, nv paT OF the city Brooklyn and VIII rec VI
ma Red. and Mattresses Ated AMI made over
s~'s w CRAWBUCK. No $50 Gr1n3-st,
ii door east OF Esssxst
CHOW CASES! SHOW ASES!-A large
- assortment Of superior Cases of every description
81 eonstsry on hand made order, of silver rose
100 rnzhortny black walnut SC and warranted equal 70
80 nv ip he IIion b. X PEBBLES, No l2f Grand-s.
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Water Cure.
fcaal Notices.
DY ORDER of Hon. CHARLES MASON

DY ORDER of Hon. CHARLES MASON,
justice OF the suprer> corrSoie hereby nv~a passs
OF the suhorns stanenss asHss
eouns and DEBTORS that
issued the Re OF GEORGE SMITH o. ~
Grhord County. ss~esAa6
etees viii he sold Coz the pyss1 Of
debts unsss he .rcsr and hsrse sah ssehm~st sccorss
three months the lTst publication Of hss sss
;hst the payment debts due him, and the delivery 70
foe h property belonging 10 HIM and the transfer
propefty b. him. Tor ~hsfevrr orhdrn ~
law and void. Dated the sh cay OF August, i>sl
WARREN NEN Ton, Attorney ns Attsshans Creditor
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of che Sumo

OF the County O. New York hereby gwen s res
sons hvIs against MAI THEW BARNARD late of the ca
New iork des,d pre the with vouchers thereof 10
The hl- as Charlton the Ciy
New,otk tre the loh dsy Of February nexDaed New
lotk. the 18th dsy 81 August. iSs9.
aulO law6nMs n. ". BARNARD, Admsnastrater.
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YORK and ERIE. and ELMIRA and

~ CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Trsins leave Pier
foot OF Duaue-st. follows:
DAY FxrREss-At6 AN. for Canandaigua Rochester and
Niagara Fas arriving at the above named places the same
evening Mail Trains leave 1t AN, stopping over night
at Emira. .
NIcHr ExPREss-Leaves a, N, arriving at Csnsndai
Eua at 740 morning IN time 20 take the u tram tor
Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls
This the quickest cheapest aud most comfortable route
10 Western New-YOrk and Canada West.
w G.. LATHAM. Supt. c. and T.. r. X.
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Tor ALBANY and TRoY-F.,, so Cents

The new and beautiful steamer FRANCIS SKTDDY hav-
ing been rseeriy Fitted gp sht bat with s>fe-
rocrs and berthS IN most elegant snd sahsntal manner
TUESDAY. l2fh inst, st6 P NJ aad viii leave rexa-
la-ty every TUESDAY. THURSDAY ADD SATURDAY
81 The same hour The travelling Community viii Sud every
arsEensnt psrect u promote their comfort Yor freight
or passage apply on board or ~
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. AGENT
No. 80 Frunt-.f Ny
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NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

NEW-J ERSEY RAILROAD.---NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA dreet-U. s MAIL
EXPRESS LTNES-Through in 4 h0urs-New,Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving Nev.fOr at 8 and
A. NJ and 81 7. NJ, from foot OF Courtlsdt-st Leaves
Philadeha same hours, foot OF Wsnutst Fare reduced
to S. Tor iIst-csss and g. 81 for secOndclass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the n NJ lines from NewYors with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the terry ID m
ufss before the trains leave.
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THEODORE LENT Auctioneer.
MILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w TOMORROW Tuesday MORNING, at 10. O'Clock,
70 settle estate the whole OF the Furniture n the house
psiopn and bacwahut Bureaus and Center Tables Bed
ct, ADS Bedding, &C. &c.
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DEAlTTANCES-P AS SAGES BOW
IL MAN. GRINNELL Co, No. 81 south-s Ss ,
YORK ard only authorized Agents 'Sr tne >" Ai--O
TAIL LINES Of PACkET SHIfS- N . -, ..--
LIVERPOOL PACKETS SAL 9th LoSpos - wy
md 2lsi Of every mouth NisInsse A--'-''
LlNERFOOL. iLONDOa,pr
M MSpI1 CORNELIUs GRISNELL-
CIEEN or THE WEST lNpEPkNDJH - < ,,pSc
- 1TpT c.TTATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBUETON, aonh,LeUy" 1nrsypy
NJ" In, .o sepd for their freIds and desiroDs OF
ItIoI o- nv .uy Of The absvs MAGNIFICENT ships are
informed that MesTs BOWMAN oh NJ X w.
r. ouy Agents for the above ships IN this cry As 49,
Thy also isue DFafs from and ug~ras VA CO.
r.xshie 4, malt IN any town through irs1na 90 UTICA
RsN:n - Ne BOWMAN GRINNELL Co.
No Is soa,h-s ~ Y and Regeufs-roat LyerPoo.
Liysrrool Packets leave Sew-York 9Th and KIN 81 ss
Iraou Packets leave NevYsi every alternate Issfr
day.
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T'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
Il IT'D STATES VAIL sTEAMERS-The ships com

ATLANTIC, Capt Wet. PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Cart luce BALTIC. Capt Com-toek
ADRIATlC Capt Grafon.
These ships have been built by Contract expressly for Gov
eminent seTvee Every has been taken their coo.
suueto1 a. $40 IN their Engines to insure strength aud
speed AID them accommodations for passengers une-
guaed for ceEsnee and comfort Price Of passage hon
NEWTON TO Liverpool in hrdclsss cabin. SID IN second
do s'O exclusive ofeXrasze rooms 500; from
Liverpool 70 Ne'viork. $50 and ~ An exp-rencedsur
eeon attached 20 eech ship No berth secured sn paid for
PROPOSED OLTES or SAILING
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NETWORK and NEwHAvEN RAIL


~ ROAD-FALL ARRANGEMESr.-Septe lbbl-
Tans out OF NewYo leave the OF Canal a.
and Observation-Disclosures and Specisl-atI aud III
A. NJ, 4 and a 7. NJ, through 10 NewHayen.
AtS4 A NJ. and 81 r NJ, for Fort Chester
The ilI A. NJ runs in connection with train nom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield, aud with train over the
Canal Road. -,
ExpREss TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford, Springfield
Boston Come River and Vermont Railroads TO Og
densturgh and Montreal
At A. NJ, stopping Stamford aud Bridgeport, con
NJ citing with Housatonic aud Naugatuck Railroads az
Bridgeport ard Canal Railroad at NewHaven and AZ 81
NJ STOPPING Stamford, Norwak and bridgeport con.
Meeting with Housatonc and Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport. ., .
Trairs into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special-at
s. and 935 A. NJ and 4.20 Z. NJ, through from New
Haven
At5 A. NJ and 345 p NJ, from Port Chester
The sa5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford, and Canal Railroads, at New Haven The 10
NJ receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads. -
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewHayen on arrival OF trains
from Boston OF II ard $50 r. NJ (stopping az Bridgeport
NOrwalk and Stamford > leaving Boston at A. NJ and
PM
See large bill of advertisement az the Stston House aud
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't.
N,w-Heyen, September 1882
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin.

~ Buildings corner OF Wall and Wiliarn-sts;
Offices l,os. 10 and H. ground floor. .
This Company having their Capital Of $4,000 paid IN
cfeh nrd securely invested prepared TO insure against
lots end damage by fire on favorable terms.
The charter of this Company provides that amer paying
the stockholders at the rate of per cent per an
num- Ou ths of the remaining prohts are 70 DC dVded
eng assured in scrip bearing interest wnieh scnp s
20 be redeemsbe in cash whenever The accuua'ea proh
and capital shall amount TO 81 100000.
TRUSTEES:
In. Gs;Iard Jr John A stephens SIS. Rowland.
L. NJ Waterbury James Warren Stephen Whitney,
Gno,ga Cprtis A thur Leary Dan. b Fearing,
&C. n Adee M w Hamilton, VIM. III. Russell,
ID S Kennedy, Denning Duer Aug I. Downing,
Johp J. Astof. Jr, John Steward, Jr, O. h. Lunar, q,
- A Delsno Robert b. Minturn, Wm. ii. AspinwaI,
-. q Rcu Reuben WitheTs VIM. Il. Duncan,
DsnsI MI. Smith Edward C. Center Chas H. Russell,
Fad r. Foster Josiah OaLes Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hall, Robert 3 Hone ,,o>-r p-i,..
DUNCAN F. CURRY Secretary
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO.

NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO.
CELDs Of The SALE q the REAL ESTATE of WILLIAM
sOPER oibe Of New Yos decreased ststate lately mads
usd.r the order the Of the County Of Nsvfost
Samuel spasBe Of the Cay OF New fefk fre~5sS
agron,ed BY he sa snose TO make ss Of The real estate whss
wi sop-r Of the rork, deceased
Died eired for OF his bts pur.uani
such ptoved WILL BE DISTRIBUTED By ,hs ssd
sorosste ACCORDING TO LAW az the Suuoasss Once tks
City New York the shh dy Of November eek
the dyDa-d this ed day Of
N. zABRiskiE, Proctor, "a
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trauslesve pierfo Of Duane-st. sfOllow.,
ExPRsss TE,IS ats An for Dunkrs, connecting with
6rstsss steamboats, for Cleveland s,nausky Toledo and
Monroe ard railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Man. TRAfs a. 80 An TOR all stations.
NAY Train Al S PM viz Piermouf, for Delaware.
NIcHr EXPRESS TRAM al Pm, for Dunkrk. counect-
ing with rstosss steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRGsT Train az PM. Wa Piertnont
CHAS. MISOT, Superintendent.
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CTEAMSHIPS and frst-class CLIPPER

CTEAMSHIPS and frst-class CLIPPER
- SHIPS for AUsTRALIA-The new and splendid clip
peIship NEBRASKA, loading az pier No. Is, East
River bound for Port Philip, Sidney and Melbourne, VIII
sa about the 18th of October for the above ports
The Nebraska one the finest ships that left this
in IS days from port port This vessel has hne library
toerd for the of The accommodations OF
splendid shp have been surpassed IN
this country. For freight passage apply TO lGSER
OF Reade opposite the Newly OK and Ere RAILROAD
II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u FOR NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA-rhe
splendd steamship CRESCENT CITY, D. ID. Porter, U. s.
Navy commander will sail from the pier foot of Warreas,
cisely. - - - -
New Arrangement.
Ladies' and Afer Saloon Berths ..........'..,..s50
Steeruge .
Sptce only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken NewOTleans at 50 cents per cnbc foot
Shppes If ire gilt requested to supply themselves
with HE ComVany's bills Of Adng which may b. had on
application the Office. No other form VIII be signed
no bills OF adlng VIII be signed after IL O'CLOCK on Tie
DAY DISABLING.
For freight passage apply TO -.
NJ 8. ROBERTS, No. IN Westst. cor. WGren-st
LINE-For SAN FRANCIS
Y CO-The shortest and cheapest route-Only line giving
tickets fol crossing the stlmusThe fayOne doubleen-
CINE IT Luship PROMETHEUS 500 tans "hilesVe from
Pier No North River at O'Clock L. NJ, precisely on
FRIDAY Nov connecting with the Pacific steamer over
the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but twelve miles OF
land tThIsl OItstiOn.
These steamers are unryaled their accommodation and
ventilation.
yornforuation or passage, apply only 70 -.
No. BAttsiypiace, up stars
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD:
~ On and after Sept. %, the following trains WIZ
leave DanbuIy: s.l A.
Gas A. NJ with passengers, connecting az south nor
walk with the New-Yo.k and New Haven A M tram
TOR New-York al 8.0s A. NJ ....
SIS NJ with passengers and freight connecting WITH
the New-York and New Haven 50, 40 r NJ At Do r m
Trains 70 Danbury Will leave South Norwak;
\ 40 A M with passengers and freight recei'!ng pas
.rge,s troa The New. York and New Haven A NJ tram
from Newl Ork. 49,. ...
p Sop NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
FINN The New-York and SewHayen $50 7. NJ Express
trsin from New-iork ard The 10 accommodation tan
DnuhurY Sept. 20. lS52.
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Hrrw and DIRECT ROUTE 10 NIAGARA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 20 NIAGAhh
N FALLS-ROCHESTER LOCKPORr and NiAGA;
RA FALLS RAILROAD.-CHANGE OF IihE.Coh a.n
after MONDAY Sept q, 1852 PASSENGER trans wiz run o.
tonoNs. W.. Vx,,,s, - leayes chester a. 7 AN.
30 He.n us1 .... leaves Rochester AZ Pm.
"a Lsn w. leaves Rochester al d p VI.
~ N RETURNING.
lst tranWsy Express. leaves Niagara fa a. a 40 Al
~ tran-Nali ........ leaves Naxars Falls o. lO<o An
Sd trsn-Wey Express leaves Naga5a Feils at - VI
Arrivpg a, Rochester AZ 1913 AN, 2 N and TO IN
cateers ooh wsys at Rochester with the regular trans
on he AbSny and Rochester Railroads Sunday train e~sn
vay-eaye Rochester at AN, aud NlaeaIs ais 40
Fsre from Roche ster TO Niagara Falls cl % -,
Pa,seBgers 70 Niagara Falls will take the cars on '"o
North eide Of the Rochester depot. -,
depOt. WAhREN COLbChNi oePo' ~
Rochester Sept. a. lS52
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CLIPPER LINE for AUsTRALIA-The

~ nlssrissest ship sAcSUsA viii sail for Por; Philip
On ire 9th October For freight or p.sase havns oeas
fu isnt ard airy accommodations apply boEd- Per NO
10 z X, or TO w I. DUGAN No 81 Hrout-st-, or RUS
SELL NORTON, No 81 Oh-elip
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

the of New Nork hereby ~
cons having gant JOHN L. xSrEvE, he Of the chy e
deceased the with vouchers thsrs. 70
h-rther n Thomas the Cy
New hsrch Dated New fosA
tie 9Th dsy o sgt, ss2. CLoRiCE EsrkNE Asma,,rsrs
f6iAwtmMF
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NTW.HAyEN and NEW-LONDON Raj.

NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-On aud
after WEDNESDAY Aug Is, 1882 Trains VIII run as ioi-
lows: -. ~.
Leave New-Haven az $50 A. NJ Accommodation TIsin
for London stopping az all stations 10 A. NJ, TX
prsss Train for Guiord. Connecticut River Lyme and
New Loudon connecting with the steamboat and rslr9sd
lines ior Storm gton, Providence and Newport 63 "
Accommodation Train for NewLondon, stopping ct al ss-
ucns. u
Leave New London at $50 A. VI. Accommodation Tram
for New-Haven stopping at all stations 100 NJ, tx,
prCss Train ioE Lyme, Connecticut River. Gubrd and
New Haven myers leaving Newport Providence and
Stonington the morning. arriving AZ Nsw-LondOn
take tbs train OI Newly ork $50 r. NJ Accommodation
Train fer New-Hayen, stopping AZ all stations
The II IS A NJ Express Tram leaves New Haven on the
arrival OF the 3 4. NJ Express Train from New-Iors
TIE SIS p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
the arrival Of the $50 p NJ Express Tram from Ne"
York. ,o,.
The Trains leaving New-London AZ CSC 4. NJ and 1910
4 NJ connect az New-Hayen with New-fork Trains at
9S5 A. NJ ard LIS p. NJ
Peser,ers bv the $50 NJ Train from New London can
t.Ee TIE Exrtss Trains at NewHaven for Hartford and
SPRINGFIELD. for New-York the same evening
RICHARD " DOWD, Supt
N..,- U-x.
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Me0iraI.

FLUID EXTRACT of LIQUORICE and
Il ICELAND MOSS. 10 The e6ectaal remedy Ibg
Coush Cos Heseness and al dsessrs Of the chrosk "a
lsnsa Tbs article rcnirs putting one bottle esin4 ~
hcsnt to prove its efficacy Prepared ony BY WILLIAM
Of Christophsr Nsw.lok. Sold IN bottles &c Sesssa
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
~ HoUGHTON'S PspSin or 0ssnc juice. prepafed
from The natural pmcey tor THIS Distressing com
plant. Agents, J. BALL CO. No 100 NssssSa
MISS SHEPPARD begs 10 intimate 20 her
" friends and the public generally, that abe has ressov:d
nom No 5t Broadway 20 Ithst third door west Of esh-
h "nsre she VII se happy wait on LANES who may re-
genre her S'ioes tor tbs promotion and growth 81 tner
bar and where the remedies be had .chsgcs mod
trsteD