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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
nomesfiR Ports.

.rrrAEpRIAs I2-Ar scbL Minerva RoosHio'' B"''e
p.nB1yy SEP. -Afr shrs Lay Adams. Bentl, No,+ =
Jane. Boton, Hove Kos's2uti naa- bt-' - o..
CD ,ehrs John Ponder, L'te' Hiadis'Fn fot'' JANA
s9sIoS Set -Ar Lev Reddrs Sew or..'' re i'o.'
b,b,i .cirs su.ss sp-e GsaaVs'; Clrea12a, 5 s.sa
Me- TorI cooisy Co.. Nydsf' Co ,t,an 60, " grT
-, e. ys1.sco. bsrs Hsdsy Eaos keut Bd-H9rs' on5'
s'9Gp,'' " ,o, r. iss1e Do. Tv--o ,srj B-a,
saisr6 Acorn ooa~b,, sapuaei Lnoca frt A.ofe. a.,
~ h..s., csr-.r Cor Rosia'd, Host fco i"rrrr
Iggassrl, a. A.. 81 .ta n.y. .as
Iinsds Ksts4ssi Blake, sriHo, u ~ .." 80 60.
ne ] " GoSE.y sesoeH Carver, s.. Ge,to D. foao'.
sbd ws,sryj d.sis,ions unknown SIR "'i'' '1-' N''
BsLTImoRE SEP, i'-Ar -hp Lela, s''llri 49,,
brs way fmJ Bsreit g. ,oiAs'' "a lob v Us 49, lobs
DonsB. Dsusrsrs sdy oi ne Lac, n. W. 10 JOY
Gnnss Heard, Fsrest Prince Hocisy' P.ns' = " -l
Autoneue Brown, B.tss Eh7s WaUea. "opa S"-'' D'ou
SD .ehr Psutlsos, Kelsey, ior AorvIrn- d., &c.,. q.
BRISTOL seIt i-An 'sii' Us .s.s
o. The fslvsyi i9A, Ffn, kasifh fmiioe''"' ''P N'
"c.IiI. Sen, Arr .ebr wat,buan Aaoney p''oa s,h
lr,, Iubec fr-ssey Providence Braz han b. ~ Boston
lsH, Br.v saemi j. n Lorg. R, srdon, do "rs rear
sToaord Deer iss LAZY Sale Dr. Fint iarno-h 'car Ire
PbnJephs a abr sston, Haskell. s'fof'i A'h ORG A'
''RIGaISV s.St io-Ar cdr osm5rss Yors. Bs,ua-s
Ih scbr President. osrane' t s9lih,,u l', ,I.'
Iucy Ann Hutobb.on ard Aneope No'ms'ia' ma ~
Csmbross Io,i soppoei for Baltimore 'ooV senator fo'
rAsfioRT sept Arr bns' Ahlass, Brv salem, 81, A.
sst,hs-s rbss.phai h .r Ela ann is.n'i~. -. JON
Mr. Iii brt Wheeler sIaokfrI Windsor Ns 3d. eh ons'
8 q Bs nsnch.ssr Alerauinai Hih Tad, C.rln Nnd'D
IS scfr, l. A Ps1s Woe.t,r, New yo-s i0l. B,sDteY
G,osu.~ al Ssron Haskell DO Ouoe, Ruusry Dol llth
A.. ST.. = AL p,.t.n. I Eaimorsl Bf MCIeos Hall
$50
fAsT hACIuAs Sen lO-sJ s.i,rs Unon Wh.teDofs, y.
~ a., -. go, Al,
Tif sWoR TiI sent 0-s scir Bsusor Jorlsu York.
IDGAkTOWN. spt. Is-An 5ns Ready RLino, b. J from
Es- Yot snrro.sd fr Nn5or shrs Asstlus, 49, New
Yoik for ndsor, cagse, Coombt Philadelphia Tor New
raIL HiyiR' scgt i. Ar 'd-' eeoss Elsa'!' I M,,'
IhiAdsIha james Barrett COBB and william J. DaYla ~
DO 18th, s,hfs Mason y Davis va batmofei , T.
Patcf Hears Norfolk Eueua Aea Potter. ftaieput $1,000
ID F.h BsbeoCk Albany SID. BT bus fanny Bloonsr, Gre
Am patton
A. .r.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

Hsir-coih ~ - sof.s Chairs Dress Bursas Wit-
HAfeC., a Cssaf-.r IA ritu Eth sad Sh5u' .lA''o
49, fot-.s. Be+s.re4., Mattresses fallla's, ,,. Il,
bP' a. ;. s-ts Table Cutlery aTee So t'tnent u
Eco pI.t5 W.r- Glass China ana Cfo-sery or
80. - Rookea.es MAHOGANY sad ~sinut So
S,S6o.c. and general sss1rtment Of al Alha' u - P.
nd. Cabinet Furniture a.. r,-....,-. ~ q,
S~oopo hand Furniture-bens part OF ~ FuI I ~
f,rntiV breakins up housekeepnE and 500 1f Nsn "
80 - So ~ ? .ror piurgfo0m 80 Cn3r per N'
- n.B.IvNi.ty 90 Br1ss-s, lnr-sin SAD .li -c
Dstn, ssle without regard the weather CsIaos-' "a
he t,Orrins 81 sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
TROY and BOSTON RAlLROAD

BONDS The urderrg ned ofsr ~ private sale -
SECOND MORTGAGE COW EkIl Bib bONDS5 u 1 Sle
TROY ard BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY TIE
.nount Of his loan h 100000 u which $4,000 have been
dsposed Of and the remainder viii be sod 10 amour" 70
T. Ion secured by the second mortgage Ia, been made
r tie purpose OF topsfs the Troy and boston kaosa
nom HcosoI Fal to the State ne 81 PownaL IT, Tor Pi
shssns additional furniture iOI running me toA1 $40 'yl
Bouidefins the floating debt II the Company The Bcndi
are payable on the t Of April 1854 at the Bank OF Com
msrce N NewYosk and have Interest coupons attached
nsysbe at me same place They convertible int stock
on the company par fer ten yea RON their dale ana aa
secured Nv mortgage tbs s franchises and anpuE-
teuapoes 20 John r. Wool Jonas Heart, Of Troy,
,uhect only 10 the previous mortgage Of S}0lWO
The capital stock Of The Toy ana Boston Harosd Oo-
psuy rtsoTbes and psid 10 e Si- 5i 81 Amount 80
scrfsd aud not paid 10 is s6 55 o. Total SJ $50 81 Ire
amount expended 6r construction and equipment Up 70
The Tfoy and Boston Railroad extends fo1 the City Of
rroy 70 te esstey line Of the State at Powns Vermont
10 wholly within the State Of NsYork and part OF IniI
une Of Railway extending from tho City OF Boston 70 Toy
ard the Ero Canal which Il compnsad OF the fciDu 3
ths Vermont Massachusetts, the Troy Greenfield, ana
The Toy and Boston abroad located through one Of
the mos productive farming Counties m the State and aoni
the banks Of rvef broken a. soil csencsl ~ tsp 80
water falls where factory the machine shop, the furnace
9 .ne ave PS S TIE hits and mountains border
ing this valley are filled with rocks ores and minerals an
covered with valuable wood and timber esoh Ana All oi
Which SIC now being ansPorteda large Quantities over me
Al Esslo Bdge The Troy and Boston Railroad connects
with road G! miles long, rDunos through me fch a. pro
5r,e Count. OF Arlington, ia Newlork aid Rutland,
10 Vermont from which srss amount Of business IS os-
Az North Hoosiek Il connects with roads lbs Troy snd
Remington and the Wesein mont o5 miles long lead
inc throush another ch and productive valley 10 kuAnl
where connects with Railroads leading 70 Burlington and
10 Boston This latter connection Is Of great importance
All opens tha whole OF Nettcrr Vermont from BENIN Tor
e. Canada and furnishes by way Of the Toy and Boston
Railroad convenient outlet Tor It's almost unlimited ao mt
of eiebt and safs aud spd Of tr e TO It's uucr-
Gus ard enterpIisine inhabitants.
NJ rosd is now doing large and profitable business ara
its rece cts and the oos oi as construction render he
~ Gmrle-and the Directors OF thu Road unhesl.i arr sy
rsrr end them ~ capitalists desirable investmeut
WARD & co, Ne. - Nallst
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ALBssr Il. NicoLAY, Aac-toL eer
nERENIP TORY SALE of about 25O


desirable BUILDING LOTS. 81 tas new aad b a.
al village. of strs,tonpo-t ard FlsmmerI1lrs. q An
ALERT n NICOLAY will sell 90 MONDAf, e-P'eD
her ~ At \ o'clock the Merchacts ENclsns- sAol
y. beautiful Building Los located 81 stattunPT so
Flsmrlersburs ColleEe Point and F1snns' AZ
only sht miles from ire City OF New loTx flr ~
ar ali ty feet front and and hundred 7et 1seP
,ro ss without exception the best Los that have ever
offered 10 the public this vicinity ~ the
romantic scenery surrounding them eaanot Dc gu
III nveni-uce OF access from the Ct7 % Ne" oN
% h-r with the healthy location will make the pe' "a
most desirable for ell persons Sc King country -su-aoe
Wi "a tss and profitable investment and must fap ~
,rss- IN value Str4itoupo-tand Flammsl.hurs ase ,ea
90 Flushing Bay. opposite Harlem and BAT ME eo'n
FIushing Fu-lr Bay is noted for rs Vo i1 hn SO
rlr,. and po q the most handsome vetef priF
lsFe. of hslf mill 10 length. ~. - -.
fb- land 10 n ary Level. undulsiing utte toNAi -
8.v The ALI /. highly saiab-ous sad there y 81 so'i1
are Of p1r- spring-yyster these places are
a.. TN = DAY BY srss soAs 81 stages sad taeY pr
10 become the most f3uTshinE VILLAGES witan eshs ls' %
the city Of New-fork ,.,..., -. ,,-c,
~ .Al4 s. snd the s-c-0neers esi On ti- tAs o.
,,s a. "a the I3h October when TIE d7eas SI oe 1s
Tweed sne the balance remain CO bond ana u1S'eAss
To- one year. At per cent ~, -.,.-t.,, .,,l,
70 IOaH a FLAMNFR Esq- No 81 West 1854 81, Q. 1
WYNN ALBERT n NlCOLAY Aucronesi
CH-e,-No a. Waist from I. A. u 70 r - 4-' ~
IA Grsnd-st. from ". tos r "a
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

"
IA COUNTY BONDS-We offer for sale at fair rete'
tie following SECURITIES Of the most undous1ed chAIao
$4,000 ONO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD COM ERTlBLE BONDS, Coupon,
paJa5e IT. Ne~-AolA' lat July aid lat January fnaep-i
5000 WILMINGTON ard MANCHESTER SEVEN
PR CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable IN New-Yolk, lst June and id
Dee Pincipsl PAYABLE IN 1885.
siAd0MADISON sod INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PEI
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS Coupons payable Isl May and lst NoyeD.
ber Principal falls due IL l.ol Ln'1Ie ees' Of the Oops
5000 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, Coupons payable n Nev-Yok, lst May AID lsi
November Principal payable st November, leo.
$1,000 WASHING ION COUNTY, Psunsylvan sEN.
IN Per GEMS, guaranteed By Tie hsmPleld ksiIo-d
'' s9@o OHIO COUNTY, Virginia SVEN PER
CT NTS guaranteed b, the Heupteid Railroad C0mPsly
SioOlt CITY Os MADISON, Indiana SIX PER
CENTS guaranteed b. TIE Madison Ga L'sat COMPANY
$4,000 VAN VERT COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PR
CENT. BONDS Coupons payable Isl July and lst Jan.
The foretoug BONDS ia each case for el"t pgin'
spa and interest N 81 CASES payable semi anaaj u
~. PGILROAD BONDS A. e-ared IN the 1n7s. su-l.
nspr.r by Mortgage Deed # Trust 20 known and
rrs3onshe citizen 81 NewY.k with power Ia case 70 DO
SUIT 70 and sell each ne, with lelnpsn 49, &c
raise money - pay amount Of inieres. or principal
The CITY And COUNTY BONDS ss Issued, n eseh
.ase by virtue II Special Acts 0f the proper Le-aafs
srstle fu power ior that purpose, sd on direct Vo.s
sher issue.
The laws under wtch these Bonds sre created e -
nroper authorities % n axe SPECIAL LEVY Of TAAES
10 he SET APARf exclusively Tor the purp0ss u mseiu1
the sccruug Interest, and gradually % reeurse ths pIin
Pal hoh be enforced through tbs courts Of s~ saoed
IL become necessary.
These de5ts operate Ia TIE nature OF mortgage on the
real and PeIsoaA estates within lie respective City Ane
County limits. o,,
The new Consultations adopted b the r@ope @! Ohio snd
Indiana prohibit shutey the creation q say funded deo1
by Counties within their boundaries TA Will pres 1t .
fprther issue Of securities Of this sort
Printed sXhibs In eseh cAse can Be hsd on AppAeso "a
a. our ofce Eiyine foil and detailed Information - M
psture Of each security. . o.,
WINSLOW, LANlER : CO. Nc. . Wal 81
Nsw.York sept. g, 1881
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DainiiRg, &r.

ZINC PAlNTS-Warrante pure
II The EEN-JERsEY ZINC co, Wa-si5rse No .
0eyst prepared " supply their Zine Pants - Inc 1'
loving 1ces. --,
no. . White, ground Ia oil, Be- per pound.
No White, ground IN OIL 7c. per pound
Brown ana Black, ground Ia on, 81 2or pound
Dr. White Of Zinc 6c per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAiNf,
ANer thorou IN in Europe and the tnted SA o'f
been found 10 retain rs beauty aud protective qualities 1on
81 tlan any other paint For whiteno" and nrueY y =
,nrysd Il Is tree tom all poisonous properties so conmoi
,nd dangerous In other pigments viii cosef-equs wes1t
torn a. 70 100 per cent than lead ana thefe
ore much cheaper the customer. As an inside pah-
Ei Dot turn yellow when exposed 10 the suPnefouI
fases Of coal tires or tLe foul az VI 81 p' Inc" ~ n'
Lue ground In vanish produces the porcelain hnn Tasu
SHOWN AID BLACK ZINC PAINTS
I'm f.V hours form hard and solid mstsle coating uPos
WOOD brc on and ether metallic suriaees aIs ,sIla "a
Tor marine purposes having been found 70 t1 me So1IoI
ns acton q salt water ie.uc1se 10 cAheT panu SeI
a. mQp!i-d en- libs raj terms BY -
MANNING sQUlER, Agents, No - OeJ-sL
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TTDSoN RIVER RAILROAD

Trains leave Chsmben-'t .,aron SA'' ''-A"''''~'
cso,ss Tor Albany aud Troy - oioHs ,or,, o,n,..,
ExSsss :. ~ io'Sossh o az Mats oS S1ssS os
ING WIN s, Tg.rS ats A M-THaoUGu WAY lRAlSo
stIsnd4P M-ExrSsss rsS At ~ and Aeeos-
49,. c.n,lst Christopherst- lith-st snd Sls 81 Sun
nv MAI TPNNss p NJ tom Csnsi.st-F,Hs-sl 80
49, ,Vhsny- - ~ 10 Troy-So ~ ~ Montreal-SS 10 .
Sl7 10 "a Chicago &c Tickets and baggage checks
g. n,i1c,r.l plscs. West sn4 North be obtained 60
Cbsrrrber,.st GEORGE STARK. Superintendent
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O,yIcr NEw.YoRK AND ERiy RNlRoAo CoNPANN{
NIw.YoRS, Sept 10 1884 >
NTOTJCE.-The Stockholders of the
~ NswYorl ana Erie Railroad Company are hereby
notified that tire snuusi election for Directors vii % n IA AZ
tke Ofee OF the Company, IA Eue-paee on II - n
de Igrh Ssy Of Oetobsr next hvn II eeioek A =
e'elock 2. NJ -, ~. o., ,,nA.s,v
~'e' '' NATHANIEL MARSH, Sec'y.
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financial.

THE EAST RIVER BANK commenced
d. BANKS, President.
w h. BALLow, Secretary,
DIRECTORS
David Bsnha Hy B He'ts, Jr,
ThOs C. Smith, Geo n Del
Jos 81 Jannine, Amos oodruf.
Jos h. Williams yno. to"lei'
Linus ScuddeD, Jno tooN
49, N Eoa J. Nsnpelt
~ - Ch.,a ino b. sch nel.sl,
Jno V. TArges, - "a n'n1us0''
Chss jenkins, Ihoa MV""A'
James Y. Brown.
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NJEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON

Y RAILROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENr-On
and aer "Wednesday, Aug 49, 1882 Trains will run ~ fol-
Leave New.Hsven ct 7SO A. NJ, Accommodation rrsin
for New. London, stopping at all stations y NJ Es'
pre,s Train tor Gulfod River Lyme aud New.
fonoon connecting with the steamboat and railroad lnec
Tor Stonneton Providence and New port 65, r M As-
conmoda alton Train for NewLondon, stopping at ell STA
tons. 49,.
Leave New London ct $50 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
fr New Haven sto piping all stations 1910 NJ FIX
mess Train fer LYME Connecticut River 0uford and New
Passengers leaving Rev port, Providence and Ston-
mat In the morning. arriving New London take hin
train for New-York $50 NJ Accommodation Train foS
New Hsven stopping at all stations
The II 3 NJ Express Train leaves New dsven on tho
arrival Of tho A. NJ. Express Train from New YORK
The 6.55 p NJ Accommodation Train leaves Now Haven ON
the arrival Of the 80 Express Train from New York
The Train, leaving London at $50 A. NJ aud lOfo
A. M connect at New-Hsven with New-fors Trains al
935 A. NJ and lis 7. NJ
taLs the Express Trains Newsye for Hartford ana
Springfield for New-York, the same evening
RICHARD NJ. D0WD, Supt
New Haven, August IL, 1852
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NIEW-YOKk aud ERIE, and ELMIRA

EW-IOkk aud ERIE, and tl.MihA
Ard CANANDAIGUA RA1LRoApS-TrAn' Leave
Pier foot Of Duane-st - folloTs ,.....z
Day FxursNs-At6 for Canandhsns hoone-'et so
49, san. .rrfvus 40 The above named places the Amo
c1ns Nal Traus, leave ats A. NJ, stoppinS over aSis
" b F,prrs.-L~s,e. 81 r. 81, srtvins q canands,
an, 80 uext morning, 10 tune 70 take the y VAN Va
Rochestrr Buffalo and Nasars Fall, ,ont,
This Is the quickest, cheapest. ard most
In v.stsru New YoIk snd Canada Ner rpp
- " c. LATHAM. supt &. and r. ~ n
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On SUNDAYS weather permitting, the EDWIN LEWIS
viii run % KEY PORT, touching st FORT Hamilton; lesy
nS the foot Of Hammond-s At 81 A. ~ and Rooiasonss-
MgA " Rskurninh leave Key PorI 81 Z. NJ.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and'

MIC HIGAN SOUTH Err " anc
lVl NORTHERN INDIANA BALBOA cS-0kEAT
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On snd,.ftr hOSpAIs
May Sl-uDn further notise-passensef st'Saen saa uS
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEI.
WARD.-One Of tho hrst-cls~ steamers, s0UIhLsssr
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMrihss
STATE, vii lesye Buffalo daily, Sundays excepsed -
P. ID and Donkrk at u a. night reaching Monroe
P. 81. the usxt day. and proceeding TO Toledo hs 49,
afternoon. A..
An expreE train will leave Monroe st r. NJ On On ~ ~
Arrival Of the boat daily, Mondays excepted fesonns
the evening and connecting az Chc4so
sass steamers for Milwaukee and other port on Lao 80
isan, and With Canal packets acd Railroads "esS'' "'
Chcego. -
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING !, E ~.
WARD.-ExpEess trains Will leave Chics<oM ,fsx
Saturdays excepted, and reach Monroe q mex. -
An express steamer will leave Toledo every .1 40
sept Sunday, and leave Monroe on avH OF sne -
Chicsso-end reach Dunkirb and bu1ao sewers ".
vGus 10 the time for the fnt EIpres TAILS %" y" W.
York, Albany and Boston. . ...h vvS
The and trains Of Monroe VIII sonnees w. ~
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo .,,u, wrsPi
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN oVIN Ss..s a..
WARD.-Ih.s train will leave Toldeo dsny ~. 4:
septed Ut A. NJ, connecting az Toledo s W. A a
uesnes tom Cleveland and Ssndusky, ana S'pV's
the way stations will reach Chicago st "a, suudav
GOING EASTWARD-Lesvs Chieaso - srfyts9
excepted, at A M stopping at al sanon 10 asndusly
Of Toledo at p H. connecting With aes" Ill ~ moIs
and Cleveland, and arriving there u ums ~
Ing trains from those psces ~ q, PorS WsySe
A pacLetbost leaves Toledo ct A. % .xUreI
and ports on the Wsbash Canal Jos' -. EtsSss1s:I
Alrsn, June l. lsaa.
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for passage apply as above.

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
4 PFTRFL. 500 tuus W. Sampson comqlluder, VIII SAL
for BERMUDA and ST THOMAS on the eth OCTOBER go
November ara 9Th December Passage money to bennuis
$50: 10 81 Thomts SO The Petrol has been built ak
urssly fer tropical climate, and has vellvent.ted ana
sree stae.roous with plunge and showerbaths Wtake
"''e'' - NV E'CUNARD, Nc. 4 Bowling.Teen.
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UIALlFAX STEAMER, for Hall
FAX, NOVA sCOTIA.-The row and sPean'
,sssm,bio SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly FOR thi
line and furnished IN elegant stys Tor the Accommodation
OF pas,enger will esve the eud OF Long Wharf sosto-
leave Halifax Tor soston, every TUESDAY, n5osIosl
P ~ Fars-Frst Cabin, Including meals $40. fMo-sa
sond Cabin without meals s. Scr heshs OF paasaSe sl
civ 20 CLARK, JONES CO.. kostonj WlEk
co HALIFAX or tho Captain. "a boNs-nostos. JAY ~
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NTEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN


NRAILROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT Map
1852 1sa, OF Neviork leave near corner OF Canal
TRANSFORMATIONS AND SFscI,L.-At7 ,ni II 30 A n, g.
Tsp Express 70 (ireenWich snd stopping nsl sstioko
beyoud } and so P. N through 20 New Haven.
Ats ?. NJ, for Norvs!k-at 8 81 A. NJ and $50 2. u.
for Pen Chester .
Tbe n 81 A ~ runs IN connection with train nom New
Haven TO Hartford Springfield, and with sin tho
Canal road u., s,,.
Boston AID By Connections River to Osdensoursh Mons
neal .,,. .-..
TbaSA NJ stopping at Stamford and srdgepor, sonnect'
ms th Housonc and Nausatuck Railroads oridgepon,
and ana Railroad 81 New Hsven-and st SSnP N stop
Ming At stan1Epd HorVak and Bridgeport connestns With
Houstonie and Naugatuck Railroad AZ Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NETWORK.
ACCOMMODATIONS AND SPECAL.-At 5N, ' aud 30 a.
81 and ~ z. NJ, through from New Haven
Asa. NJ. from Nor~sh-st $50 A. ~ and SD T. M
from Port Chester .,a.,...s
The 9S5 A. 81 receives passengers nom sprinsheldann
Hertord and Canal Railroad at New Haven. The - M
receives passengers Hartford Springfield and Northern
Railroad. =, -,
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE Nkw-HAvEs, On arrival o,
trains from Boston at LIS aud $50 Z. III, (stoppns 80
BRIDGEPORT Norwslk and stsmford-lesyns Boston ct A.
n ara 5 IS p NJ
See arse bill Of advertisement 81 the staonhous ane
principal hotels. GEO W. "hlsILhh III sup.
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Topartner hip.
forses, Carriages, &r.

100 KENTUCKY MULES-Of large
IOO size have this day arrived. ard FOR sale by C. q
SIssON cor Jersev-av and South 3tst jersey City or
mile on Newak Plank Road from Jersey CITY Constantly
on hand Shipping Mule, broks sod uabroks; s,ssou
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THE FLORENCE and VIEWPOINT

"HE FLORENCE and hE1 ron
COMPANY-A meeting Of the S'ockholde' = VIII be
bald at keypoTt TlRDAl The IN q OeI'2si ~
when statement will b made Of the prospects ana eoa
Sior OF The Company ,.-s..t.a
Boat will be provided for the purpose, snd aaa a. as
new deSk buclpg 90 the property mn .t.h.a
Person, sesrous Of examu tie psce viii D farn'usu
with tickets Tor the excursion by applying at Once NO u
HAnevefst
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

Il DOCK OCEAN HOUSE. Cons Bnnsh) PORS
WAsHIEGfON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK
middleton NJ and RED BANK.-1he new and splendid
steam boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. H. Hssserty, viii
s,vs tee heg-hsven Pier, Peeksip, East River, sel
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JEWELRY, SILVER

W Al nd 81 sIL Nj FLI a WI6E-A very af.s
t-,srf of me newest sy.s Of nch Jews lry OF every
pefsrr: fn5 gold ard silver Ladies' snd Gents Watches,
Svervsre Of the standard q dssTs ys.l ui1lsl1 .
See fssfsbhshed 1859 NJ 10 Canest Natcnsa Jew
slrv and -v-rEae made 20 order end repaired Inc hesi
~ ngsb and Swi,s Watches repaired with particular Gaze
.ne warranted. California gold taken Ia exchange snd
made I'd % order.
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steambcats af.o Railroads.

LIOR WSBURY, HlGH-
a. LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, lLons Branch
DOCK, (Bii6dlstown,) snd RED BANK.-Tho p0p1l'r
steamer EDWIN LEWIS Capt. J. z. Coriea, viii leave
Robinson-st. Pier, North River "a foilovs
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN
FRANCIsCO.-The only line giving tickets or sroSs
ina the s'tmus-The powerful double engine searlshr
NORTHERN LIGHT -5Cl turB viii leave from Pier No
North River, - O'Clock P. precisely on MONDAY
sept - Tor san Juan del Nsrte, connecting with the
fsenc steamer on tne Nicaragua transit route having bul
IL miles Of snd transportation These steamers are UNI.
vailed IN theH Arrangements and ventilation. PASSENGER
can rely upon so.ng through with the utmost dispatch F
passese o. Information apply only 70 D. g. ALLEN AEeuL
Nc. 8 BIttsry-pisee up stai1
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From Shrswsbury.

Tne stages To- gggsru vii 10 connection with boat
STAGES ~ convey pssIenge all psIs Of the country
All peDoai are orb1 TvaI sRs above boato tie sssoasi
OF the owrsrr
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TEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN Z JENloE1 hHIINOHD'-NEW w"
Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. g. MAIb
and EXPRESS LINES-Through In u hOurs-Nsw-yeus1
Railroad via jersey CITY leaving new'YoIh sie M, TOO,
Philadelphia At 2i and A. NJ and 81 P. from foot o.
Wslnuts, Fare reduced TO s. for drstsas and u 70 To-
secondclass
BALTIMORE, WAsHINGTON and CHARLEsron
through sold Ia the above lines and through baggage
carried In the A. NJ. and u r "a. Lines from NswYax
With through conductors
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A ACE GIMPS.-A large assortment OF
Ice Gnps Of the last imPortstons Jlst fs,sl.ra
A. frsse q The latest styles and prevail i9s go ~ III
season good ass0rInsnt Of coorsd A. % &c yeI-
-, Ribbors: lrre stock - WoIen isrn and bGs'n "0
s.sc first rss Quality eolos constantly IN nio9 ~ 's
ora G aD'''Ne' WV No % Caihe1nsst
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EREIGHT to VERMONT and NEW

HAMPSHIRE a. REDUCED RATEs-By steamer
fRAVELER from Peck .slip, every day 81 p. M
Yhroush tcketa via New-York and New-Haven Railroad
Ireisbt OHss No l52 s0uth-gt, N. Y. Y.HYDE, Agent
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Umpire CITY LlNE-Through 10
IL SAN FRANCISCO AZ reduced rates via AsPlN-
WALL and PANAMA The new aud splendid d9u5leen-
gine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tu-i burden.
J. ID. Wilson, Esq. Commander viii leave for Aspin~au
direct thursday, the 20 September from her pier
No. North River, At 8 o clock prsciIsiy
Tie era Nevada Will connect with the New YORK and
San francisco stesmshp Lines steamer 81 Panama, ad
yesed In another column By said Company that pssssn
gers guaranteed through passage by steamsrs
passed for speed, ventilation AID accommodation. For
j. HOWARD SON, No. 81 Broadway.