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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Land Reform.
InEd RtIOfEis
To the Editor If The ". Y. Tribune;
The late defeat of the Wing party is by no


The late defeat of the Wing party is by no
means so decisive their opponents may think or a.
themselves willing to admit. In aggre gate mum
bers looks formidable; but ID it in reality 30 form
dable a. il looksi 10000 on the popular vote just
etns eco Wings turning and voting the Pierce
and King ticket Whist proportion is that Of the whole
number Of Wing vOtersi One in every twenty or
thereLbouis.
But the Hale and Julian vote Wa made up not OF the
Barnburring niaterial of "a No. Those barns made
rest ru and smoke and promised shed their light
over the whole country but they soon burnt OUT and
their onbers quietly buried themselves in the dull aud
dishonorcd ashes Of Old Hunkersm. The Hale snd
Julian vote then came mainly from the extreme right
OF the Wing party. as the Pierce and King majority
came from their extreme left.
The number q Wings, therefore, thu, went over 10
the Old Hukcr Democracy would not, probably,
amount TO moro than one Wing in every forty.
This one in forty will never back. They are
gone forever. Circumstance my arise (and those
circuulsi, noes | shall come 10 by AID by) that VIII
brinr back the H'lc and julian men, grcat nJo-
r,v Of them, but the Old Hunker Wings, who have
ioined their brother Hunkers ia ha opposite camp, viii
not return In ;h fact Les tie future nope OF the
Wits parry
when til adverse element wls brewing in the po-
Ircsl Ky the Wg party uncoverot tncr haads 70 H.
bov,d down and hoped wOuli pas. over them With
ont much harm They have found on, tncir niistske
bu, have they found ont the Wole mi tslei Have
thew found or that there in tie opPo,ins sky
.pn-hurst OF Land Reform strugn. o. pierce rough
the clouds and enter the coniiet Havs they found
out that i they had struck hCsc clouds ald LEI that
sun-bur-t in, the damned Of Milton u.ycr got more
-ots overthrow from the s,ni-Ety ,huldcrbolt tlan
the combined hosts Of Hankc-dom wouli have 20.
from the youHe, flashing spirit oi Reform;
But they jill lot evoko do yoau; sIiri; a Reform.
They bowed their heads TO old Dell md Old B .lsl
strrck ihcm down wi,t0u: mercy.
Ca hey rsc s-ainor -1us. they ~ Their forever.
In al Representative sys;ems two great opposing
paties must ,Sisi, sad thee paue IN Orlcr 70 fniil
their end, must keep balanced ~ sire-nstly
cced each other in the conduct OF afdrs This
-y viii bring the Whs party IL feet sgsn. Bai is
must he hcped IL leetit weak % prosentto
re Of irsch
Who will h"lp - WIN Tie o. cen sc.yl,ivc Whis,,
vhcse detection struck J. down. 10 si-y repc1. O.
wlat he. have donei WI Trey come back and undo
their own ha2dlwork, No drcau.cr in the world
dreams q such thing. Indeed, tn III conservative
whigs have not The power raise ~ AMI ros.abl.h
that party, even ttsy hai ;hs vii. 10 act usiar.
vsiue their power Itpow rh1t u r. money we snl
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Jryy, Lup-The latest story about Jenny

Lind that differences have sprung up between her and
her hubend and at she has become insane rnis Cos
sip reported by the Boston ponient Of The WOOa-
socket Patriot who gives MADAME SJntag hs authority.
He saws Il have Sontag hcr-cli who so;ourned
in tie city with Lnd for several months, previous
20 coming America, and viitcl her nnnson almost
daily We have received visit from Madame 5ontsgs
nanae err in regard this mot absurd story, who
quests inte that Mndamc S1nag has never been in
the sanc city with Jenny Lind ine the marriage Of the
hitter lady and her return To Europe Tlose who believe
ths Otto and Jenny have Guerrcle TINT the later has
become insane, Al, welcome TO do so; we DO moi.
Boston JOurpl.
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0lc0ital.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr
~ HOUGHTONS Pcpsin or Gastric Juice prepared
from rtnnct The natural remedy ter tins distressing
plant. Agents, J. BALL Co, No. 100 Nasiea-st
Nj DANES COUGH LOZENGES.-The
WI beet and most convenient remedy for C0Ishs Gods
and diseases the Threat and Lungs generally sod by ~
b d. Sands, No. leo Fultons; VI. Dame, No. 81 Car
miue-st. Adm Birdsal, No. 45 Pearst- and Others >
cents package.
VNRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
J. poTters Lace Stockings Knee-Cap and Other Band,
ages Spinal SuppOrts. Instruments Tor Knock hnces ana
week.-mrs. OF the Joints and all nGs OF Belts and Baudas
also CLdT. MS Tusses hand and made 10 order, at Dr.
GLONER'S, No. l. Ann-st. near the Museum.
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CUPREME COURT. Civ and County Of

- Ne~ lo,l-J.ha Drann san V,iln I7rzeere J,1~.
4. CLurtt Joha J. BeuIc. lri J. Rc1isn Benz
rOrty %nr cd On contract Com srrhTO THE DEFEN
DANTs lou arr hereby required ansucr a-
crapari iht action al h G the Office Of Oh, ek Il
TIE Cry ard County W. oh. he Sh day oipohsr
ard ~ serve coy q b. sad COMP
srt-tr c - b. Once M IL v .n-
h twenty Gays aier h~ ihs voa. exca
Tie day o. such service lni u
pEi INF r'in fhc tine aiore-at The pnfh
take ldFn 1sin ycu or TIE Of - hnir- and
90 ~ from fourth DAY e einbsr Que nous
sad rsi hundred and y one best ne costs o. Ai51 "a
Ded New Y, IA, October ..rn. I-F'
WN uGDTENDT P,.utif-s s-or-av y, fLy.ve.
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CUPREME COrRT-City nnd ConntY of

~ Sev ioFk.-Wihan Wal ssan' " r7r Isrrs Jars,
L Church. John Bennett sld Reuen Bennets ior
ten- nj a orfrs Com notso To the endani- tou
te-efy ned and th COMPLAINT % t-
whr he'd offhs Clerk she CTS and nty
Ne~ Yok the son dy October s and 70 your
the ssd conpnt The suhcer - h' or- No ~
W 80 he City o New lori Vhn DAYS ate toe
81 h you exclusive TIE lsy Of such We and
fol 20 the s conpr Inn ie me 40 f4j, the
pald ih acton vii M tsnenagn- you '1r ne sam oione
hufdrsd sud sors srd shf Gems va interest
he n rd day Thousand sn hurc s1i r-
tsfes tc cots cf hssclDdfsi NcN forf o. i'-r -
lcs2. WIN hcDEhH0I. ~ .uias A.r-1'f. / " a. 81
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Eesal Notices.
DY ORDER of Hon. CHARLES MASON

ID Justice Of he supreme Colr-Nots hereby
Provisions OF the authorizing attachments szIns
ah condn conalrd resident j-biors thai
bss i-sutd agan the GEORGE p SMITH late
OF the 81 Gucrd Cfasnso Co1rt absorbing
Debtor and tha the val b. sold f the
h. debts b, sppear rad barge such attachment
within three onhs from the bret pub eaton Of this
and pa'incu debts doe and the delivery
BIS honUng o. him. and the rsusr
property By ham. whatever iot4dd-n
law I'D A. VOID. Dated ke fh dly q August. lSYl
WARREN NV ION, Attorney lor At;le hLs Csedios.
lav.nM
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH


-I1 ERN INDIANA RAILROADS.GREAT MAIL
ROUTE 10 CHICAGO.-On ard after MONDAY, May 81
Until further nOtice-passengcr steamers and tains VIII
rLn as follows:
EMPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST
WABD.-Onc of the irstclass seaners SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA OF EMPIRE
STATE viii leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted. az
NJ, and DurkiIk at - at night reaching Monroe at PM
the next GGy, and proceeding 10 Toledo the sane afternoon
An oxyr,ss tram viii leave Monroe at ppm, ON the
arrival Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting at Chicago with inst
class for Mw aukec aud other posts Lake Mich
igan ana with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
CHICAGO.
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-EXITcE trains Will leave Chicago n, daily,
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe at 81 next
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morning
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
ChcaeO-GId reach DunkFk and Buffalo several hours pre-
the time for the r Express trains east from New
York Albany and Boston.
The seaIue1s aud trains ct Monroe viii connect each way
regular boats for d. tToit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD1b bis train Will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
ceUed at NJ, connecting Toledo with line ot ste
Cleveland and SrndusNy, aud stopping at all the
way stations, VIII reach ClIicegO at 81 PM
GOING EASTWARD-Lsave Chicago daily, sundays
exceI a. AN stopping at all stations and arriving et
Toledo at NJ connecting with steamers ~ Sandsky aud
Cleveland aud arriving there in time for Oil the morning
trains fiom tn - places VI,
poIts on the Wabash Canal jos II hOoNhi
Adrian. June /. 1872 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NETWORK SUPERIOR COI,RT-Heu.

y Don nss and Esh-r h. -c a.. n; Ers DorHck
JIM hrJ q" q and saF L h john Ba'er mi Banb-
p ~ pe, MARY ID usu.Ck. Am n narsk Nlslr and
AT Hsrtafeii1 ~ Ja-e D. mlnk Donnck Goss G
u, nns ard sarah ~ W.T. Trsuri- ID ~ vie
J-r5e Dcnnrk ard srsh r. vse Frsn-. jacob Dourni
JON Gle kslr-r &c. Fr-ierirs PIT; Lam and
IouHa D farccn b. Is A
hlenha.e tsr'- R<ha-d Domui-t A7i Dora Tidlels
ID Ens el Jttil- Dcl ,,fnitns
tDa DohiHiCk. THADDEIS DOMi~ICH mi iTNTUS Dom
lhlth lou ale aety samaonI r-salrt 10 an-v-r
fuIrhfta 'ninHt n ~ afs e,ch a OF 50
~ go o. me t4 torrt he tay ~ her-oi
'~fF" 10Y s"lf an = - The .ad .urprr.il c7srui
o. w iort Tfhn Twenty diy' afcr b. l- stsre
- dy ~ -rrTc ini yog m r-wer g.. ssi caa2nf
v'hn tte tine ldfrd pisa-s hc-rr % ~. aka;
sEr-i yoG 'or - - III il4nl- The al -1ps D ,.4
Nv Yo t.l-J J. lsi.. Your a.. o.
rs lzzfmA J. " BALDWIN s.t'v cr Pli.p;iTs
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y IaTfmA J. v D,LDyIy. A.'y. W Pl.n,F..
CUPREME COURT. NEW.YORK.-PHE.

~ IL J. hAlNAlf navel siy All E,ecurx I.
harwsv. d.cra g. sslnt TIE TRENTON TIYF INSURANCE.
CON ANf. % lr~1r. Neu Jcrsyro De- altrfs above
I1mff: lcu nrrfT rari-rf 20 s-s.- u m
~n 20 %. ATFn Ni VI be - o. the oce c. 4 ot.s
touIi 10 iaeTh iy o' o'0ter, Isl. ani your
st-~ff = u sad cnp amt he slisie ofrs %
Nafar . ~ ne Cy Of W lork. v ivr;y irs i-r Tho
we tef'ti cfti Hs ~ iae sy and y1u o
The SID COMPLIANT 'ie in. ssr.,i ,hr n
tbs acSn VII Tie d. you 80 The sun IT on thou
I'D 20 ar 'f arr VIII r'er . OBJ Sp;en-r Sii
i.ied, Nv 'rs,'ct !, - J. " BALDWIN
Auoru'y ~ ia'f, No. ~ Nass-r-t. Nrr Yea Cty.
Ire stf fn Nd 'on ~ 81 7t he nd
n9HfG naLcf. o. ~. -. J. v BALDWIN
lavtrN t;t.ru.v or ~, AZ
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CUpRFMT COITRT-In the matter of The

~ arr Of the Mayor Aldermen I'D Comm ,sy o. the cy
a. S.w NoiE the OPENING II OH HUNDRED ard
TW ENVY THIRD STREET frou the Thndt,'nu@ 20 the
~, nro terry ride 81 Mount Morris square. The To m
Ciy.Pubhc nctce hereby by the Mtof Al
defmen and CommoHy o he Cy View fok il;o
IN futh D. Pr,v I'd That sad the All
Of New fofk intend ,0 make atom
curt r. . y, Ioi A. o
held the City tal. City o. New ios.
Ffsay the 10Th dy o November ll 81 ihe oprn- tie
hat thereafter counsel ~fn be heard for
stfonfl; cd Comm 81 E-t AMI Asenent N tho
entitled hat he and eNten %, the nnrlve
rsr h.-.ty intended - hr OPENING OF ONE HUNDRED and
1N ENTi THIRD STRFEr fom the ihrd avenue 20 TIE
avrn ou easery e Mount H1rr lulr- the vith
N.id Of sd Cfy. l the pm ct sad Guy, unier
ard sf'lc tie Legislature Oh" p PIE o the stse
l. improvement touching tA' laying og VI
Street. hosds the Cry New York and 'r Other pafpes,
"a ed Apf B. itU7.- Dated. New iork. October % ~,
OF tnia HENRY Z DAVIES Counsel n the Corporation
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IN pIIRSuANCE of an orier of IESSE c.

SMITH Eq sgTrcais 81 &c Colsy oi kss, nce Der y
.rp ~ persons HAVING cm- ssa1-t JOHN
DARLINGTON, A;c Of the city Of Mla lstu-gh lec.,s-t,
hat ey required % cs TIE yth TIE voueh-r 'er,o
- ,t- iLe oer o. Jorh O. faer No s. Chatham
&, IN e CIV Of View Tot bos he L. dy VI Deeelo~r
rryf-D a.ct. Ny - l~i- , . , ...
LIZ nv nEOhGE NLAlkE- ~. Aaeaa-.Eaio-.
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ERUPOsED DATES OF SAILING.

u l-lI VI Ft-7d-f wv 70
LDWD X: COLLINS a Co, No Sc wall-st, ". Y
GROWN, SHlPLEY Co. Liverpool.
L 6. ROBERTS Co, No 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE L Co, Rue NotTe Dame des Vie
tories, PGTis or GEO. X. DRAPER, Havre.
Inc owners of these ships viii rot be accountable for gold
Ev bullion specie ewely, precious stones metals
less ts Of ladug signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

INROAD-WINTER ARRANGEMENr.-Novem l, 1881
Trains out of New York-Accommodlton aud Special
at and ia A. NJ aud 7. NJ, through 10 New HsVeo
Atsl0 A NJ and 81 7. NJ, fol Port Chester.
The III A. NJ in connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
TxrSrss TRAINS al 4. NJ and 81 p. NJ. for New Haven
Hartford Sulngtcl0 Worcester aud Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont RAroads These traiss connect At
Ntw-Hayen with trans OF the London Road. TO New
London Norwich, Stonington and Providence.
The 8 A. NJ, stops al Stamford and Bridgeport con.
Meeting with lIousatouie and Nsugatuok Railroads At
Rrideercrt The 81 p NJ, stops 81 Stamford Norwak and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbnry Rairosd 81 N9rws
su with Housatonic ard Naagstuck Railroads bridgeport
Trains into New-York-Acoommoda:on and >peciS at
81 and eS5 A NJ. aud 40 L. NJ, through IRON new
Haven.
The SS5 A. u. receives passengers nom sprnshr,g su
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads Al New haven
The 4.o receives passengers from Hartford and SpIlns'
field ana Northern Railroads.
IMPRESS TRAINS leave New-Isven arrival Of trains
from Boston AZ Ii end 85c.P NJ sioprng at BndsePort
Norwslk ard Stamford y leaving Boston AZ vi and
81 p NJ Trans OF The Ne,Loadon Road ran IN connec-
See large bin of advertisement the Station House and
principal hotels GkO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, Supt
New-Hayen, November, 1855.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gsfc 81 Le Colny u NcS lork hereby gwen ~
ha,nE cams ELIZABETH PISkNEY A;- OF the
Ciy New lst. teca-ed rrseni TIE With vouehe
Thereof The sul -ser b. '--c~. No lj Fuon -
~ ork teir la- tsLfs day a Dec-nbeE AT
pst-d Nv OH. III e.iy tl-'a - q hsy, la
n5l lavtI1M JAMES u PHifE, EKecu;or
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-

. a. ,te C1urfy OF New Yok hereby grsr % ~
-, r,rr c. a=s ~ JOHN DARG. hie Of ne CJ 81 Nv
Yorl sege-..5 Tc1i he wh vo-cer. tasreo 70 ae
81 ie-e No -. SPrns N cy y Nes-
Yen "a CT ih asy o{Tsbry uextDatcl SeS lork
the a., Is q Auglst lss1
aus avr IN NAkIllA DAhO. tdfrr-s-f-ft,
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.-Thc Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Corpany's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, 1890
nus and 400 horse power Robert CTaie Commander will
sail from NcwY0rk for Glasgow on SATURDAY. 10Th Nov.
auo on SATURDAY 18th Januesy- at II O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin saloon State Rooms) ..............SB
First Cabin (Midship State Rooms. ........... IS
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. Nc SYMON. No 80 Broadvay
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Uater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CuRE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY.-yisitoT 20 this
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad AZ tie foot
OF CourtanGt-ft., at 81 and - NJ and and p. ~.
Returning leave Water-Cure Station at and 81 A. NJ
and South Orange at s! and 81 p, N.
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
Il CURE is conveniently arranged and now open for
Winter treatment The cold is favorable Every
attention viii be paid the comfort OF patients Terms -
10 sIO per week ~ BEDORTHA, NJ ID.
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I'LL CIRCUMSTANCE. With CASH

.,rrrAI, FIRE INSURANCE, With CASH
The z, public Fire Insurance Company
| NJ CAnsxew.yor k-lnsurance buildings NO ~ Wal'
s1sI~ Al tbs Company requires thst iour-hths OF
n Cbssss, having seven per cent per annrn TO ia
,sfn 81 - 10 he divided with the policy holders
,s5beoefH ~ ROBERT $. HONE, President
ccssY, secretary :. ~
'c,ies Fl the Charter Of this company may Ne 90
:, Application eft the Office
,prRIIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-
lpbd gpila,nss, corner Of Wal and Wilhanl-Sts;
III sis l. IA md m. ground foor
IS ses having then Capital OF $4,000 pad IN,
- eesf1ely invested prepared 70 insure against
- M ,ssu.ss Nv -i;-e On favorable terms.
- ~ tbs Company provides thar, eftcr paying
y stoe khode at the rate Of per cent per an
rit eahs az lie re nGIng profits a-c - be diyidcd
8 "a ~. sssur in scrip, bearing interest," wmch ScTlp 10
- ,,sle in osh whenever TIE accumulated psohs
/ y 81 - .hsII amount TO 81, c0OCcO.
seF'@ TRUSTEES:
Il .I John A stephens :. :. How!aod,
g a.'.,,h-v lane Warren Stephen Whitney,
IL w. Arthur LeAry, Dan. b. Fcaring
&c 49,. w Harlilton VIM. VI RussclL
@srsnnedy Denning Duel, Ang: =. Downing,
he.s-..'' 7, John Steward. Jr., q. y. Lamar
!, 49, Robert y. Minturn, VIM. H. Aspinwall
- y prI Reuben Withers- VIM. .. Duncan,
san S,ri, Tayvsra c. Center Chas. II. Russell
= y To.ser. Josiah 0akes Isaac Townsend,
I'm Robert :. Hone.
En~' ROBERT 5. HONE, President
xyoAx y. CrSSy, Secretary.
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NrEW.HAVEN and NEWLONDON RAIL.

L. w -ltak IN aud Ne W -lONDON NALL
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-On and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug Is, 1882 Trains VIII fol-
Leave New-Havea at 80 A. NJ Accommodation Train
for London stopping II all stations II - A NJ Ez-
rr,ss Train for Guord Connecticut River. Lyme and
N,wLoudon connecting with the ste aub0a and railroad
lines Tor Storm xton Provden and Newport 6S5 p NJ,
AccorIuoaiion Tram fOT New London, Stopping al
hons -. =. -. ~
for New Haven stopping 10 Gil s;lfcns 1919 NJ Ex-
press TTein Lyme Co1necucut RIVER Dali1ord end
New Haven PsSScEs, leaving Newport aud
take this .rsn Cor NewYork. SO T. NJ Accommodation
Train for Ncvs-Iiaycn, stopping CO al Stations
The II IS 4 NJ. Express Train leaves NJ hsyen OF ne
arrival OF the 4 NJ. ExpreSS Truln from New,io
The 6A5 p NJ Accommodation TTaia !Caves Ne"-hsVe
on the arrival Of the $50 p NJ Express Train from New"
York ia a.
The Trains leaving Nsw-LoDdon al So \ VI and iuto
A. 81 connect at kew-Hayen with New-tOrk Trans a.
9Sj A. VI. and lis 7. vi.
tale TIE E,rress Trains az NewHsven for Hartford ana
sprDs6elG ;or SewYoIE The sans sysni Mum s.,,
New Haven, August II, lssa
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

~ eTrca0n OF D. Mayor NJ rmln End C0nruns " Of hs CITY
Yori 20 the OPENING Of eleventh Az. rom
i.r the rh Ward oisad city Pchir notice
hcrsy gNcnly the Mayor Aldermen ani CoTm'sly the Cyo
Nv io purusnt 20 he s'at such made ,nd provided
ne I'd the Mayor Aldermen and C0mmoy the Guy Of
New, intend oHlc epFCn % the supreme Court - ihe
Se Of Nv lok. poc ,rr oi The srt Court % b. hsd Il
tie cry ISL the Gay New lcrk IN ,, ny, The ls'h Day Of
NovtIl, lie opls % s Cont thar dry
iA,fcr Cd cln De- heard r thc lrp1nn NJ Of Coun-
Estimate and Ae he abov clt matter that
The srd II III intended hc opaeO l
lih ut Srhs. the lfh ~ I'd of thr cry Of
~ oh - aid toe pano ihe cry ct Ney York,
md aId ~ Az st Of To- Iaruc oi ID" stat nj N@w
lo emitted An Attrellfve touching he lay!
s ,ifcv and road the Cy New York passed Apr3,
1901. '- Dated New York OCT. "a. lss2.
o.6 tIls HENRY DAVIES. Counsel - me Corporation.
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TOR LlyFRPOOL-United States Mail

SissRahip PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-Ths, steam
~ Nh depart with the UNITED States mails for Europe,
Esavtly On SATURDAY, Nov. =, At y o'clock NJ non,
N atthe foot of Caaast No Lerhs secured TIL psid
- fu freight or passage having uneluAled aecommoda-
- teegsnce and comfort apply to - .,,,,
EDW X COLLlNS& CO. No SO Wsll-st
fssneers are ested 10 be ON board at ~ A. NJ Tho
{<sassip BALTIC viii succeed the PACIFIC, and VIII
[ ch Tie llth december
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VTHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI.


posing this line are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Wye,
ARCTIC, CAPT Luce BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADBIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built By contract expressly for Gov
eminent rvice Every care las been taken in their
tuotoD slso in their Engnes insure strength end
sIeed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
9uasd for esgsnce ard comfort Price Of passage from
Eew:IoTk TO Liverpool in rsass cabin 2 ~ in second
DO go; exclusive usc Of extTasze rOo1s $500 from
LV'IO0 TO New-boTk 81 and n An experienced sar-
seOD attached 10 each ship No berth secured until paid for
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Steamboats, an6 RAILROADS.

FOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
i OCEAN HOUSE, Qons BIanchl PORT ,, WASH A.,
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, mid
dieiownO and RED BANK-The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT Capt \. II. HlggeTy, will leave
the Now-Havt PER- Peck alp, East River as follows
FROM NETWORK. FROM SHREWSBURY.
Tuesday, Nov 2, A NJ. Monday Nov. l, A. NJ .
Wedn, sday Nov 8, "a NJ. Tue sday, Nov. ? 10, A. NJ.
Tlunday Nov. L. GA NJ Wednesday Nov3lll A. VI.
FRIDAY nov. 5 lOA NJ. THURSDAY, Nov. (, II p NJ.
Saturday Nov G. lP NJ Friday, Nov. 5, II Z. NJ
Tuesday Nov. 92PM. Monday Nov. g. . T. VI.
ThursdSv Nov H. g A NJ "Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2lP.M.
Saturday Nov 49, Al Friday Nov. -, "a NJ
III, sdey Nov. l6. A. NJ Monday. Nov. IS, ~ A. "
The stages for SquGm will run IN connection with boat
stsreso convey passengers to all parts OF the country All
pes0s forbid trusting the above boat ON the account OF
the owners.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Il " I MOI -tANt VI al oANCi VI NAD ONhAN
safe q Scs fot hsrsy gwen 70 al per
haVEs JOHN l. ESTkNE, A;s o. ne CITY %
csccssed 20 he vita vouchers ;nere
lie cecrAef ~ r>sden~e Nc II Ieonass, toe Cay a
iort kEfch r-it Des ~ lofi
the .fh lsy S,p;. a. CLoRIcg EsTIVr ASIr.iTainI
,6I4rSuNs
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of an orller of the Surrogate

Of TIE Courv Nrs Yori j. hereby Fvca an
having cms GEORGE mccoy late cf The City Of New
ork Na.ou d-ceased The with nchr-- ih-r %
tie utsc1sr = IT, uAr e. T. De stp. IA. No - al -
the City Of New lok. before day Nay
rsied. Nes lork, the sii'h Day November Is,
r. lavtuNF ELHABEIH A. mccoy. Adrainis;r.'r--
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, dreot-U. 5. NAIL
EAPRLSS LINES-Ihrough in y houIs-New-Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New-York at and
A. NJ aud q p. NJ, from foot Of Courtllndi-st Leaves
PHILADELPHIA houTs foot OF Walnutst Fare reduced
T. g. foI fiTst- class and - - for seoOndciass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets cold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the - T. NJ lines from New-Yors, with through
Conductors Passengers w baggage the ferry 10 min
ut,s before the trains lenye