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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
TOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-York

LUR AUSTRALIA DIhEU .-NtN-i VIh
Il and Canada Dispatch Lne-The beautiful clipper
pscket-shp BOTHNlA, James A. Avery, ConInanasI
coo tuns burden and only S. years old, val SAL oF tnS
above port about the 18th OF November This splendid sa
having made vcry successful voyage 70 California AID
her commander having great experience IN the AnstrAAa
trade pesoLs engaging may expect very short pass@e
her between decks very high and thoroughly vead
and ttea up with State Rooms the eoort Of families
az angle pe;ssus An experienced surgeon Will accompany
The r with other proper attendants All persons about
tsline esse respectfully Invited 10 examine or them
ssves kef,re engaging elsewhere, board Pier y East
River or 10 BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. leS and lis
houth-et Y.
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,oPnsFn DATES OF SAILING.

r0 FfDW'D X, C0LLiSS & Co. No IS wsn-.t N Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 Co. Liverpool -
L. G. ROBERTS Co, No. ~ Kings Arms isTd'
London .,
JOHN MUNROE l. Co, Rue Notre Dame des Vic
tories Pans; or, GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsyre. ,
The OF these shps will not BE- accountable or sod
silver bullion specie precious metals I'M
less bills of Gdns signed therefor and the value Thereon
therein expressed.
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CAMDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA. from Pie. No North River, foot
Of Batery-rlsce, BY steamboat JOHN POT'TER-TSo
hines daily Morning Line leaves az AN; Afternoon TX
pres Line az PM, through TO Philadelphia N II hours
Fare st class cars g "a class line, BY Pm only 81
Rsturninz leave Philadelphia from foot Of Walnutst az
N AID ppm. Easigran; Line BY steamboat ATLAS,
from Pier No. l. stiP.M. Fare q %
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~ YTfpSIrANCF of an order of the Surro-

gate the County New York notice IS hereby ryrn 20 AL
port. OF Nos York Deceased 70 preen The sans
vouchers thereof uhcrber at h.. oace No ~ NASSAU
- the city OF New YORK before tie Tth lay VI Mach NJ ~
-I,-,eJ Nv York the third dsy o. sept, 1854
s4i.v,nss FIORIAN QUINCHE, Executor.
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DANBIIRY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

Il bA4NDOI. "HI y ~ :. 49, :. - = :,
~ On and after Sept %, the following trains Will
leave DanbuIy .
Gas A NJ with passengers connecting az South Nor
walk with the New-York and New-Iayon \. IL tram
for New-York. st8O9 A. NJ
2 3l5 F. NJ with passengers ana freight connecting WITH
the New-York and New Haven s. ~ T. NJ, et 80 T. ~
Trains 10 Danbury will leave South Ncrwak:
l. go A. M, with passengers and freight receivilg pas
rensers rem the New-YoTk and Ncwhayen \. NJ Il AN
toun New. York
$40 NJ with passengers only receiving pasSen gers
from the New-York aud New-Haven $50 7. VI. Express
train from Ncw-York and the 40 accommodation trnn
from New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
20 1852
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u1rDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fan Ar

III ropge,nspt Through Fares on all Trsns between
EewYork and Albany 81 So Trains leave Chambers ~
dsiy fSuudsvs excepted for Albany and Troy.
FxIrtss Train A. NJ. through IN hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal st O'Clock same
evening a,
MAJ Train 8 A. M-ThroUgh Way Trains and P NJ
F,pre,s TrHin p M.-Acconmodati0n Train $50 r vi.
For PeeLsklll at a M p. NJ. aud 6.i5 z. NJ
For Po'keepsie az $50 A. NJ and 4j0 r. NJ stopping at
ali Nav st,tiors-surday Mail Train P. VI. from Canal
-PaseengeIs taken Chamber Canal Christopher l4th
and Slsf-sta GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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of the County a her BY TO al
ta,ir claims AGAINST JOHN MACE, late o. the Cy o Ne~
Va r. iccesed pro.-nt with vourhers there
Of 20 the s.s rbers the ore OF W Gilman CLARK " .
Br vay GA Irakn House The City New ios on Or BE-
- 81. ~ l,v ~ d,reh ox-Datc the ninth d7y u
g., 10 SIMON sHINDLFR. Execitos.
-, f.rcrs HARRIET ; MACE ExecutrN
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austria LINE for MEL.
N ROTRNE. PORT PHILLIP and SIDNEY-Tae
newAI clippe1-shp GLANCE, I. C. Tsylor, master vii
sail FOX the shove ports Dec Her uneinaed &C onnlc-
daiious for ard second cabin Passengers and the eu
tAton hich this line bss for dispatch sufficient suaran
for parties bound Australia 70 embark III TINS snip III
preference ANY others bound for that port Apply 10
WIN. T. DUGAN No - Eror,-st, or TO
ELLIOT. ARkELL L Co. No. lto Pesrls
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JER.

" sEY.-New-York to Esston, Pa Fare Il 75.-sal
Arrangement commencing November IS 1889 Leave FER
No North River daily for Eas,oa and intermediate
places az NJ y II, and 345 PM, and for Somsrrns
st4f5PM Returning, leave PhlpsbuTg AZ and An
,IdSl5PM
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surro.

gte 81 IN. County York nOtce hereby ssen Ia al per
hsvsg claim sinst SAMUEL CLARKE late of the CITY Of
NJ Nh merchant tailor dscescd percent The sArle with
Thereof 10 The subscrb.r n ofce u Cunning POI
"a 10 e7 West sth Cry u New fork. before
he fourteenth day of Dated New York BE I'm
a. of Ju,e Is5s AGNES CLARKE L1ecutra
tai UtutSF
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Tor INTERMEDIATES States Mall
IL Steamship ARCTIC, Captain James Z; Lncs.-Ths
sesr er will DEPART with the urits States M 70, Europe,
positively On SATURDAY, Novi3 a. II o'clock NJ ros1
ber berth atthe tcot Of CsnAf No oets scared al psd
fer. For feish. or Sassaee, haynf saeuaisd Aeeona
tons for elegance and comfort apply 20 =. ..r,,
EDW X. COLLINSS CO. No. % VALE
Passengers requested be board az " VI IEe
Steamship PACIFIC win snecesd ttf ACllC, and WI
ssil CD ife NIB Novtubsr
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EOR LIVERP0OL-Packet Of 18th No
a AtNBER.-The new and MAGNIFICENT pacSstsrp
ORIENT Capt j. NJ Trench. Will sal above, Aer regular
day ter resht or pease having splendid sA;e.oon &C
sPOFFOkD. TILEsToN = co. No 40 Soath-si
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FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
W. CAPITAL.-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
of the City of York-Insursnce Buildings No. ~ Wall
st.. corner of NiliaLn-st.
The Charter of this Company requires that fourhfhs OF
its profits latter paying per cent per annnn to its
StockLo1esl are to be yided with the policy holders
ROBERT s. HONE, President.
D. +. CURRY, Secretary
~ B-COpes If the Charter of this Company may be OBJ
tame on application the office.
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COAL and SCOTCH CANNED.

~ The rbscrihers have in yard Bundels best Orreh
Coal and Scotch Camel which they will ell low TO dealers
OF consuuers Aso Red A5h Coal Of the best qaahy Lee
hish, White Ash Schuykil, Enghsh oahnei a"" Ho01A
WI 'e'' WV" sANiL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
No a. 0old-st aud cor. Suffolk and hvlngion-s"
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the SurrO-

gate Of the County York notice hereby 70 al per-
sons having .ssnsi GEORGE w GREEN, ate q the CITY Of
York merchant the with vouchers
.eof sub-cTbe at IT, Of dOriser Brown, No ~
aaduay n the City Sea Yor, before seyent snfh day
January nex,-Ds,ed York the 18Th day Of JAY 1852
MORTIMER BROWN. A iTalrIs<stor.
tyl7taWsms CAMILLA GREEN. Administrative.
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e nj the County OF New Yo-k hereby to all
,e,.sn. bayn. CLAIMS agant HANNAH KNOX late the city
Of Nc~ Yo wos deceased lTesent The SANE WITH o1 hers
,bfsor 20 the svb.erhe No - Bfossv 10 the Cry
,f Nv Yo On or before the eighteenth DAY OF November s
Dated New York he fourteenth day OF May ls52
rD,is isy,ns JOHN ID CLUE, Administration
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL


17ROAD-Wi STER ARRANGEMENT November l, 49,
Trains cot OF Newly INSTRUMENTATION and SPECIAL
a, end ~ A. NJ. and r. NJ, through 10 New Haven
AtsI0 A NJ and 81 p. NJ, for Port Chester.
The III A. NJ runs in connection WITH tram from New
Haven Hertord and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road .
FxPEFss TRAINS al VI and 81 P, VI for ewIlaven,
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads These trlps connect AZ
N,w-Haven with ira of the New London Road 10 New
London Norwich, Souington and Providence
lie A. NJ, stops az Stamford ana Bridgeport, con-
meeting with Housatonic ard Nargsuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The q P NJ stops Stamford, Noryalk and
Bridgeport connecting with Danbury Railroad - orwak,
ard with Housaonc and Naugatuck Railroads AZ Bridgeport
Trains into Newly ork-Accommodatio and Specia!-at
81, and 935 A. NJ, and 42D z. NJ, through from New.
Haven.
AT ~ A. NJ and 945 P. NJ, from Port Chester.
The $50 A NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartf I'd New-London and Canal Railroads, 1T New Haven
NJ receives passengers from Hartford aud Sprlg
felo ard Northern Railroads
FxrRrss TRANS leave NewHaven or arrival Of trains
from ton and $50 F. NJ, Cstopping Bridgeport,
Norwak end Stamford y leaving Boston az 4 NJ and
81 p NJ Trains OF the New London Road run in coaaec
See large bill of advertisement at che Station House and
PRINCIPAL hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER Jr, Supt
ew-Hsyen, November, 1852
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- Ns.~r- Ca ard Rsssrss CO ssrvs IL k.sa
AZ TSfoa Ttn early the Bssrs> J. -
sr.ITtss seT,es -. SofE q ia -af5 n he svsaes
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and SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LISE-THROUGH 70 SAN FRAN
CISCO al REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on TIE
Is1HMus-The new and splensid steamsT1ip UNIIED
York for AsP1NVALL, Navy Bay, FRIDAY, Noveni-
Der H. at II o'clock NJ precisely connecting - Panama
turE Thomas B. Cropper, Commander, which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers by the
UNI1ED STATES, for San Francisco stoppiag only At
Acapulco for supplies This line has never failed 70 con-
AZ the appointed time.
Tbe.. ve.s-s in accommodations ventilation speed and
saiey, unsurpassed Az experienced physeian IS at-
F.sserers will b landed on the wharf AZ Aspinws and
Pssnsers are cautioned that all ticket. for this hne
must b. AZ the signature OF the undersigned and thas no
ether PARTIES authorized 70 eel tickets az Sew
Applyto DAVIS, BROOhs L Co. No % broadway'N't'
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Only through L. ; Nal Line
srA-Ile splendid and double-enslne L. 5 Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS, $50 tuns, = ! Ha7t.;ene u $
o'clook p VI precisely from per~st foot Of Waren-st
Herth River Tie Pacific Maj Steamship ComPanys mag
nifeent steamer NORTHERAER, viii be n readiness At
Psnara receive the noss mails and passengers and
sal NM a;ely for San Francisco No efforts WI be
spared BY re two Compans PCT their pasens through
with expedition and comfort
RATES OF FARE TO AsPiS~ALL. -
Ladies saloon state Room
Lower AT and Forward Saloon dO............... %
Second CABIN standees. -
Passenger viii he landed at the railroad wharf Aspn
wall free Transit Of the lstus ~ the PASSENGER ex;
renfe Persons securing thiouh passage b. the United
States Nal Steamers from Ncwork lave preference OF nc
COMMUNICATION board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates from Panama % ~ Francisco ON the most
fsIoTslIe tennis Tor ireigL o. passage applyto
No. Ia Weftsi corner OF WaEen, " T.
N.B-Shppors arc requested % supply themselves with
tte Conpanys bills Of sdng which viii be signed at the
oee between tie hours OF 10 and o'clock On the day of
sailing.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st. ssfolows:
ExPRIss TRAIN at An for Dunkirk, connecting with
,icsss steamboats, for Cleveland ssudusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN NJ 8 A. VI. for ali stations.
WAY TRAIN az 50 2. NJ, via Pierrnont for Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN At PM, for Dunnrk, connect
ing with rsteass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
HSuGRAsT TRAIN at 2 M. VIA Piernont.
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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CONSUMPl prevails as matters are,
~ and picks of the best and pretest Of in our PRIME
IN this state OF things mus, do the best We can, piece
r,6ieincs Of all the medicines we know II D. WIS
TAR'S BGsam Of Wild Cherry 8 what we frs. recon-
mend We have IN office living proof OF rs efficacy,
tt, inventor Of this medicine Dr. WISrAR, man Of
ssIce OF humanity. and undoubtedly prepared the re nedy
IL lie best Orm and the pubic may rely upon MI ~" LIZ
40 ~ genuine TO FAMILIES
From the uness OF this medicine the proprietor
would specially end genera family sdclne,
sId fmy keep constantly BY tneu rs Il
will rot envy be- found much superior 70 the Cough Mixtures
IN common use but LIKEWISE much more sale Tor either
children OF Adults.
not only emSnate. rrom regular physician bat has
SEQ been well tested IN ell tie complaints for which Is
euGsd. IL ne my intention therefore either
COAX Il IN mystery 10 any WY deceive the paeic by
oVcrrsilug ~ virtuEes on the eonrry shall SIMPLY
TO give brief statement o. IT'S usefulness and aattor
n, self that ts surprising icacy wll enable furnish
proofs OF It's virtues, "a VII ats the mos ilcrcduoOs
that consumption may and can Dc cured" II tins medicine
he sorted Ia m time.
b, csr fn and get the genuine DR. WISrAR'S B1snm Of
Wild thtrT More genuine, unless signed BY |. BUTTS.
Aitgtss Oh orders 20 ETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass
tor sale. IL Wholesale RETAIL by A. h. 4 ID. SlnlA
General AGENTS No leo Fulton-st. Thomas 4 Maxwell
No % Wilhsn,-st; John Mnan, 1873 Broadway; Assor
aud lrvins House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA-Dr
~ HOUGHToN'S Pepsin or Gastric Jaice prepared
from rLnet The natural remedy ter this distressing com
plant. Apns J. BALL Co, No. 100 Nassinst
MONEY SAVED-A WARRANTED AR
I'VE CLEln offering 20 persons suteung from Chronic
Rheumatism, Cole Dysrntcry Pains IN he Limbs Back OF
Crest, Headache, O.d Sores, Cuts Burns, SC, Dr. To-
BIAS Venetian Lnment they need not fear purchasing H.
their oney will be returned IL usinE It according 10
drt CtCns does not give relief Thousands have certified
TO its pan.reevng properties IL internal well
IN external remedy, and II "a warranted harmless
Noismy should be without 1t If they have children. sst
il certain remedy for the Group and 1t warranted to
cure Cholera II taken when first attacked.
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wsest understood tina. any per
uGng his Llnment without obtaining Eehet can have
their money returned.
Price IS cents and % cents Depot No go Greeawcht,
NewYOrk.
NRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Il porters Lace Stockings, KneeCap and other Bind.
ages Spinal supports Instruments for Knock hnccs and
Neeknes the JOINTS and all eilds of Be md Biutagasi
also hdpns Trusses hand and mad 20 order, at Dr.
GLONERS, No. Il Ann-st., near the Museum
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Eeaal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

sa.of the County York notce hereby gVrn - al per
o. Layre claim agant JOHN W PALMER, late the CRY OF
New lok Bot her, cared present. the same, VIII vouchers
Of New o On or before the ucneth day o.Ny eTDaied
New Nork. TIE Twelfth day Of November, 49,
uI3iaw en- s SAINT. W sEFLY Ainr. &
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T. w. WEsTcoTT. huctioBeor.
ID EIlRNITIIRE=The atten-

ron Of housekeepersi invited 70 the sale of elegant
sscopdhsnd Furni.ure, on MONDAY MORNINO, az 10
CLOCK Al NO. lac Gre enwlchav, among which good
csrpets Feather Beds &C. with the superior Furniture OF
ICONS Sale positive rain shine. Goods TO be removed
IN ueostely.
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THE COPARTNERSHIP formerly exis
gnsnrance COMPANIES.
l United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
~ by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS II. NOR

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONandGE GENERAL
~ FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner OF Tryon.row aud
Chstban-st ia the Harlem Railroad Buildings taking
rents buildings &C. the favorable
JOHN BRUCE, President.
DANiKL B,RNEs, Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures.

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and
- GIASGOw-Tbe Glasgow and Ne~;fosr S Stee nss,
Ccmpsrys powerful new s,eansiP -,
surs and 40 Horsepower Robert CfsI S2nTAot h VI
- from N,wYork cor GLASGOW on SAT tn Nov
- on SATURDAY. 18th Jsuuasy- II Il oeoe<, n0ea.
- So Cam saloon State Roornsl- ..---.--.-3O
First CABIN (Midship State Roor1sl. ..'''''.''''
All
S stewards fee ineiuSed
Arrl,a J. Ne sYMON. Ne. IS BrosSSsJ
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REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-
Ii surance Buildings corner of Wall aud Wiliam-sts
Offices Nos 10 and H. ground floor.
This Company having their Capital Of s50eoO paid in
In cesh and securely invested prepared 70 insure against
less md damage By fire on iav oIable terms.
The charter of this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders at the rate OF cent
num- fouIhs Of the remaining profits are 10 be divided
among tic Geurtd in scrip bearing interest which scrip
10 be Tedoemsbe in cash whenever the accumulated prOs
and capital shall amount to si,Occ,OO0.
TRUSTEES:
Jos Gaillard, Jr, John A. Stephens, =. 5. Rowland
jas. NJ. Waterbury, James Warren, stephen Whitney,
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan. Il. Fearing
George T. Adee, M w Hamilton, VIM H. Russell,
d. s. Kerutdy, Denning Duer, Aug. c. Downing
John }. Aston Jra John Steward, Jr., y. b. Lamar, .
Fred. A. Delano, Robert b. MintuTn, VIM. n Aspnwan
lanes C. Bell Reuben Wiihers VIM b Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Edward c. Center, Chas a. Russell,
Fred g. Foster Josiah Oakes Isaac Townsend
Peleg Hall, Robert = Hone o,-, -
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN 4. CURRY, Secretary.
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WILLIAM lRvIsG, Anctioneer.
INDSONE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

WILLIAN IhNINF'i fIVlI'I'|I'
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ri TURE.-wILLIAM IRVING Co viii sell at auc-
SATURDAY, Nov. 49, at lOl O'Clock, At their Sales
pe- No 10 Pne-st between Broadway and Nassau St,
OF Household Furniture removed COR con-
;speo Of ale corsstir Of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets
wSetop Pier Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcase, mahogany
md Chairs PGror Sewing and Votaire Chairs IA hair
80 Fxtsnsicn Dining Tables, Rosewood aud Mahogany
r.;n ned plush French and high-post Bedsteads Hair
S.ses Pier Mantle and Oval Mirror China Crockery,
GisswareS SC Also suite Of carved rose~ood Furniture
,sy,d In velvet made by Mceks Aso, suite carved rose
80 furniture cn suite, covered in IreecOl0red silk bro
80 B,ocafee Window Curtains Hair Mattresses, Pail
&c Most ofthe above furniture "a neay new having
Zen nae but a snort time.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Jesse c.

smith Esq Of the County OF Kings, notice hssshJ
ever Mcrdrs g. law al p-rson b. clns against WAL
TFR HIGGINS late CRY Brooklyn, deccai that iAey
reurd the with voucher thereof TO ne SUD
serber VILLAIN FOSTER at No ~ DNi'on ~ the CITY
York on or tee the fourth dag April neKtDsed SEPT
~. lst2 MAXI hlGGINs ! Administrator.
Law WILLIAM X fOoIfk,1
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
~ constantly dsohaIging all the various kinds OF AnthIe
cite and Bitumnous Goals viz; Pesch Orchard, BLACK
ali Of The very best quality, delivered in handsome ordea
and fex sale low. JAMES l.. WOhLh,
Downtown Office No. 81 Wall-st'
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MAT. CLINTON wishes to let his friends

4vl and the public know, that he viii sell the oes. rea
Orchard Red ASH and White Ash Goals, div and IA good
oder from under sheds the lowest possible pnoes Tor
CASH from yard No So Goerck s, corner o. keNhs'ohsri
and also from boats dischargng Ories by express
sttsrds1,o MAT. CLINTON.
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Clothing, &r.

ZINE RS.-MONARQUE, of No. 2sS
Bo,rv ,oeits The Of the ladies TO his reh and
gant siyss OF Fu Comprising in part ct Martin Mink
Fitch, Lynx ard Swedish Martin Nictornes- MUGS ana
CGas Save your and money and examine our Sosk
before purchasing elsewhere ct the old establishment No
rs RoWery.
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elogant French
Il Silk Hats al SS-Sl less than Broadway prices Nes'
Hat $40 BROWN,
No 1S Csnsl-st, ore door from Salkvsn.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

FOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK.
- OCEAN HOUSE, lLons Branchl PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK. Md
dstovnl and RED BANK.-rhe and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT Cant A H Hasgertv will leave
tEs New aTtn Pier, Peok-llp East River follows:
FROM SEw-YoRE. FRoN SHREWSBURY.
Ipesoay, Nov: , A. NJ Monday Nov. l. 2 A. VI.
W core Say, New. s, "a VI TGe-lsv Nov. > icy A. VI.
ThrTsdsy' Nov. 4, A. NJ "Wednesday. NovSlli A ".
Friday Nov l0A.M THURSDAY. Nov. I. l2{ P VI.
SATURDAY Nov. s. r VI. Frdsy, Nov. 5, u p "
TUESDAY Nov 2 7 u. Monday Nov g. 2 P VI
THURSDAY, Nov. H. G. A " Nedn, Sisv Nov 10 Up n.
Saturday. Nov. l3 A. NJ Frid-y Nov II sA NJ
Iutsosy, Nov l6, A. VI Mondsy. Nov. IS, .. A. VI.
The stages for Squam win run il connection with boat
Stages convey sssengeTs TO all parts Of the country All
persons e forbid trusting ue above boat the account OF
tie
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NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY, of New Haven Conn-BRANCH
OFFICE No. 10 Wal-st., n Y.
CAPITAL $4,000.
This Company insures Live Stock such es Horses, Cat.
tie &C. &C. from death, sccasioned either from natural
cases accident disease description whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRfCK, President.
GEORGE T. REySoLDs, Secretary.
Office. The NORTH AMERICAN
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY have removed
their Office 10 the building NO. Wallst opposite
Newst Tie Company contnu TO Insure against ire on
Lowest standard rates JAMES W. OTIS, Prest
X. w. BLEECEER, Secretary.
OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE IN
" sURANCE COMPANY, No. u Wsll-st., corner Of
PesTlst, -
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held this day, the following gentlemen
chosen Directors Of this Company Tor the ensuing
year 49,,
Sampson Moore Moses Taylor George Elder
Benz r. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francis 5kitdy,
Peter Martin, Alex. h. Grant, 1 has bllknater,
Rufus Story, Asa 5. Porter, James b. Wilson,
Henry Edes, leaac {. Taylor William r. tostar
At a subse Quent meeting of the Board, SAMfSON
MOORE, ESQ., unanimously re lccted Presdont OF the
Compeny MlLION SMITH, secretary.
N B-,rhis Company continues 10 insure Buildings MGR
chandse Household Furniture Vessels IN Port &c. the
most favorable terms. An Losses promptly adjusted aud
pad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

n ROUTE-VANDERBTLT LINE-FOR SAN
tHANClsCO-Only line giving tickets for crossing ne
lsthEus.-The new e1ube-enzine steamship STAR %
IHE WEST, 2Cto tun WI leave from Per No North
River, 81 5oclock p NJ precisely, on SATURDAY, NOV
- for San Juan del Nore rect connecting with the IA
CHIC the NcsrzCua TEns Route having bat
twelve miles of land transportation.
These unsurpassed in thsr accommodations
ard VENT sficn.
y. ID ALLEN, Agent,
No 9 BatteTv-plnce, stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

DIED ASH COAL.-Egg stove and nut-slze
III n,,o gsa All: also Lehigh egg and stove-s.se
screened ard delivered from yard 81 the lowest market pce
Yard No 8f Fr~lkhn-st. JAMES hfniN