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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
DEGULAR NAIL LINE, via Stonington

DEGULAR NAIL LINE, via Stonington,
IL for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. TTW-DEDFORD
and TAI NTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, Of this line, now run regularly
rtO.ore alternative leaving Pier No North River, first
wlaIf above Battery daily Sundays excepted
= NJ and Sonngton at O'Clock p. VI, or arrival Of
the " I'll train, which leaves Boston at : z. NJ
The MASSACHUSETTS, from NewYort-Mondiy,
Wednesday and Friday From StoningtonTuesday Thurs
day and Saturday.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays, at I. NJ
For freight passage, apply 81 the Office No ~ battery
place, OF on board the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

HNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW
Il YORK by The Grace OF God Fee and IneIenien.-rs ali
nierc ted in the Estate of WILLIAM HATHAWAY late
Bedford Mass deceased esatee
o,herNc send greeting iou and ech Of hereby cited
and elued perona h and sppsr bre
CoUny Ns- fors b, Office the City Of New York the
foo tenth day December II oek the orsnoon OF
day then ard there the fns settlement a the
preceding Of Chsr Hfad Executor OF the last vii aad
OF sad de- eased.
In estsnrny caused the zeal o. ocs Of said
Surrogate 20 b. lefean'o asVed. WDe'.. ALEXANDER
W. BRADFORD. SURROGATE Of oar sad County. a, the
IL CRY New ORR, ~ Eighth dV Of Sept ,mber the
year Lord thousand risht hundred and dfty
A w. BbADFOltD, Surrogate.
ais lavswM
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6orses, Carriages, 81.

CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE-One pair
~ of sound stylish hay Carriage Horses and years
old, about l6 hands high. Apply to JAMES lErMAN,
No, &c Broomest
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B. A Chiffon, Auctioneer.
VACANT LOTS OF GROUND on StH

10TH and IlTH.AVS. aud 52D,Sr;-COLE
Chiffon will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, Dec. u
1854 at l2 O'clock the Merchants Exchange the follow
On ethsyLl lot IS feet inches by 100 feet on north
cat con.r Of 8th-av ard stst also lot on 8thay ad
Joining Is feet inches by 100 feet
On ichhy-3 lets on the side, including northeast
corner f68ths lot % feet inches by 100 feet the
sdjoiui lots each Is by lOt 4 ct.
betw, en- 5lst and 5zd-st ~
On sds-2 los each 25by go feet inches on the south
side 100 feet west Of llth.av
For maps and apply at the auconners' office No
oval 1t. (oD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
NEW ROUTE-BUFFALO and NEW

NEW ROUIE.-BUFfALO ana NEW
~ YORK CITY D-Extenslon OF the six
Foot Track to Buflso1his road extending from bufao
10 Hornes,ile on the New-York and Erie Railroad is
complete, and in full operst6M forming connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route o
tween New-y0k City and Buffalo IL oil the si5ioot
sse and built in the most substantial manner; ana me
gr alter portion of having been in operation some mouths
is entirely free from the roughI usual on ne"
Fare from New-lork 10 Buffalo. ......:'''''Si %
Tbrough tickets and bsgg sc checks can be procured AZ
the Depot of the New-York and Enc Railroad oo' Oh
Duaucst., n. Y. ,Ie
The times for eavin New York be learned oy refer
ece 10 the advertisements of the Newly and Enc h
road The trains win lesve Hornelsye tor buraio on re
arrival of The Fre Railroad ains-buslo, NOV - is'<
J. G. HOYT Supt Buffalo and n. Y. CRY XIX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
yvALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.

The subscriber will Offer for sale by Auction, at the
Orange Hotel IN the Village Of Newbursh on WEDNES-
DAY the 5th day of January next az 10 o'clock, NJ, the
entire r. Estate Of the late Samuel Ketcham, deceased
consisting of the following Farms and Lots of Land, viz
The Fan which the deceased resided containing about
&C acres Of excellent land; -
The Farm known as the Seaman Farm, containing iss
scr,s Of Land;
lot of Meadow Land containing IL acres;
lot of Land known the Weather Walks lot containing
81 aCTes -.
WOOD Lot known as the Taylor lot containing about 20
acres;
House and Lot containng7 acres
Lot containing half an
SAID Farms and Lots Laud situated in the Town Of
Cornwall Orangs County the road leading from Monroe
10 Canterbury, about five miles from Cornwall Landing
seven miles from Newbureh and two miles from the New
bueh Branch Railroad Orrs Mill SAID Farms are In
good state Of cuTivatonaIe suitably proporoned into
Plough Meadow and Timber Land There are each Of
sad Farms large and neD Dwellings and good Barns
with Cellars and Stabing under the same and all other
necessary Out buildings good repair Apple Orchards and
ysrous other Fruit Trees. Said Farms are watered by
ntverhipg streams running through them, and are well
adopted to Farming and DAIRY purposes The lots are adj
jnng and living the immediate neghborhood. The sale
Il made for the purpose OF closing said Estate Payments
MADE easy. Title indisputable:
~ For further particulars INQUIRE Of D. w Bate New
buIgh; VIM. Morrison Canterbury; r. g. M.sten' New
Hurley Ulster Co; r. n Green on the premises or the
subscriber in the town OF NewWindsor.
T. J. FULTON, Attorney for Owners-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-

ne o. h~ County q Eer-5J gwen - al per
hvr- ctns sru.n-, JOHN l. k-TESE, hf o. tie Cay o.
d rB.sd Pssrn se .a- Nth 'orrhers ta-rs
,i- ru-TL-r AZ re5-se No. II Thonass N ihe C,y "a
Nc. York o.. dsy Mach ct I'D Se- iHN
tse 81 day syt Is0G CLoRICk LsTEf l. A-1nssfAirh
% Is~cnEs
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CIrpRFME COuRT. Citr and County o

~ Nv Tosk-rhEe W. EEss snd Sam1e Eas-, AT VILLAIN
Warcn Irte We'd snl John HIt-SuHHlan. ios a lney
dru,rd on crrfrac, defendants, NiLLlAh WALTON
and IN HAKTT. hereby ,Ded and required 70
ans.r tb. rorpnn ~hcA h-d N the e- q
TIE Ce5k q III CIV Count Srw IoEt the IN dy o o
- lss and 10 coy a. The SAD c1p NJ On
The uh.r-rrs n hetr otre waist IN the CITY o. New
Yok VIII twenty ,e OF tbs summons on yo
y III ~. sy 81 such .etvR- snd s 10 answer the i
within TIE the sfresa 4. the plant hs n tns SETON u
he sgreu ssans The Of huadred Soss WI
,.t rom The f, II FehuAy thousand ssnt quad 90
and S,y bedes Of ms acton -eiet No.,nef w.
ls5a siAllhNhShi ~ NSi'
~ i,wlexN PLAINTIFF Aiosnsya
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IN pIrRsIrANCE Of an order of JESSE c.

sNiIH IA Surross- q hirg- no'lce nsfeJ
sven scordrs - P~,sos. h-s-s - m es,a Sos
4 d cry o. fslAianssafsh d'cet--d
MAI they sF~ FeauIr -rtt the "a The y9-chr hef
a. ~ .-tr. esc Of Jogh q. P4gef. ~ - Chatham
- ,be Cny Tosk bors iae 10 llJ Il DeeesSer
n.rt-D-:. N.y e. Loo . , ....-.
GEORGE CLARKE. AL A4aaA-iraior
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NEAT. CLINTON wishes to let his friends
Nj and the public know that he viii sell the best Peach
Orchard Rsd Ash) and White Ash Goals dry and IN good
oder from under sheds the lowest possible Prlces Tor
sssh from ward; No 30 Goerckt OF aevlngtons,
and also fom boats dissbaIsins Orders BY sxbsess
sttendsdto. MAT CLiNfVN'
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gnsnrenre Companies.

T IFE INSURANCE-N National Loan Fund
~ Life Assurance Society of London; General Agent
Office, No. Grandst Jersey City. The above Company
effect insurance the lives Of persons
dent in the United STATES and California and other
cal hszsrds fair rats Of premium. For terms. blank
forms &c. apply as above, 70
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Die surro.

s,e Of h- County fort no hereby aTen 70 ~ ~
ssus ks,,s e.m- against EIZABETH PibkNff, ss Of Tie
Cy of NJ Yort. des-sd 10 sr.sat iss 'sr WITH ,oaeas
trro the No. il Flnn 81 tAs
Cav o. ye York the tenth J o. Deceer as-l-
Dated or ihe tWrr-y nssth d.y q NAY Ia -
M l.rCr.N JAMES d. PHiFE, krecuior
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Uater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOITH ORANGE, neutrality-suspicious. th.
Ittutiop tke the Morris and Essex Railroad ~ the ioe'
of Courtlapdt-st at 81 aud l2 NJ, and and Z. NJ
R.Iurni,, leave W.rerCure Station II and ~ A. ID
and South Orange at 81 and u r 81
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WAFER
/ CIJRF ia conveniently srranged, aud now open ior
Winter treatment TIE cold is favorable Every
- 40 NJ, reeL N BEDORTHA NJ. ID.
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IN PI-RSUANCE Of an order of jesse c.

IN PURSUANCE al an order OF Jesse Y.
smith 70 srrrcs-.e offae cc1u;y h1s' pie = se,SJ
80, ,reevr . - 40 al r-.yss c- sssEst ROBERT
ANDFRgOS ATE q the Tc~E o. Bush~rk hns- Co ~ -
cad hat hey are required ezk-t ~ -sE ~h tae v9senfs
,herof = k- A.fas-eg 81 bcf-r. WILLIAM ElChAhDe
II l5s the CIV Ct WhszgarsA "a u Ses S
,s.Is.eras nATiIpA ANDERSON. Asu-ni-trsrIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of 30 CHOICE

VDEREMIl Oh1 DALE OIL 2)U CHOlCE
III BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES in the
cry Of NEWARK WITHIN 40 MINUTES Ofthe CITY
n kEW-YORK.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY will sell ON TUESDAY, Nov.
g. Of II o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange 2jJ beanti
fu Building Lots and Cottage Sites located in the city of
No. feet deep, and will DO sold with the privilege Of sd
toirng lots OF the size This property situate
e highest point Of elevation in the city OF Newark and the
sol IA Of The finest quality and is Immediately In the Of
the mansion OF VIM. Rankin, Esq aud odoinng former
beautiful Tesdence Of Joseph C. Wallace Esq. These lots
front on FaIrm0unt and Litteton-avs which 80 feet
wide running from Bank 10 Oranseav aud West Bank,
Camden and Cabinet These are without fear Of
mills OF the city OF Newly having perfect panoramic
view OF the city OF Newark bay aud harbor and surrounding
country and with the naked eye be the steamships
and tLiDg vessels gong and out the NewY0rk HarbOr
The water in this part Of the city OF Newark of the
qnay coming from solid rock and unsurpassed. There
CHURCHES OF most all dcnomn tons and schools IN the
date vicinity Of this property These lots with
cut exception the best that have been offered at auction In
this section Of the country for many year..
Tie City OF Newark OF the most pleasant cities In
the Union and the largest in the State of NewJersey con-
tanning about 81 000 inhabitants and property
very rapidly in value locations for private residences
The will all be graded at the expense oil the owner
Merchants mechanics and others dong business IN Sew-
York live in the City OF Newark ara ,DI ~ o.A
In S 10 AZ nptes Newark only nine miles by the New
Jer,ey Railroad and seven miles by the plank road from
JentyCty. . h1s t.o,, until n p NJ end
,be fermentation Is only $50 per year Omnbuses ea'e
N,vaTk and New-YOIk every 10 minutes qua the tHico
s ply daily The fare by omnibus and steamboat
h only 4 1 cents A., ,.;..o-,. e,a. ~, Oh.
S NJ soc 40 per cent on the 2st OF December when the
Seyds will he delivered aud the balance % per cent? can
,eueu on bond and for three years at per cent
daeouut of cent Will he made on all lOts DouSh fOr
.ssb Title ndsputAbie. printed abstract OF tide will be
sn;shed 10 every purchaser For naps and full parcu
MRS apply to the Auctioneer. No 40 Walst t28l
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INPURSIrANCE of nn order of the surrogate

a Comfy Yok notice he.eby al 9el on
h1yns as GEORGE Mccoy Lite Of lie City Nc
nssoa decessd, the with vouehe 70
the subscriber the Oce 81 B. Betnap ia No - "n ~
lie Cy OF New York before the tenth DAY Of NAY
Dated, New York, the sitth day % November, ia .s
"a lavtmMs ELIZABETH A. IecOY AdnHHsuaun
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NEw-YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL

roE.
ROAD.-WINTER ARRAsGErEsT.--'cNeins v $3.50 y
Trains oct Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana 60
at and II! A. M and r NJ, through 20 Nc" hh''0
1910 4. NJ and 81 p. NJ, fot Port eester 49,. v.x.
Tke lli A. NJ in connection Win t,Hn - - a..
Hsven to HFrtiord and Springfield, and with tan Wv
Canal Road ~ u.xen
ExTREss TRAINS A II ~nd y P n for New-il..e- ,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, O., ~
River aud Vermont Railroads These trans 1919
New Haven with trains OF the New Lcndon hosi' :" "
London SOrv ieh. Stcninston and Proviaencc ,o,.
Tie A. n, stOps 81 stamford and b1c5sPSsi. :,
necfirs with Hoasefcnic and ss-sarrek hA.loT -
BrideeIcrt The 5, p NJ, stops AZ ScaIniord NY yt
BridgepCft connecting with Danbary haHeH1
and with Hoesaone ard NsrEsfuck ksilroaosG orl-s
Irsif. INTO N~w-fork-Accommocat,o a2a : -.
s. and e35 A N and 40 p. NJ, through ron NV
Haven. . 49,
AIS A. n and SIS P. NJ, frora PcTt Ches,et. 81, 80,
Ih- eS5 A. b. receives ross>c-ers iro-l tI-
Hartford New-LOndsn sad Cana RSiro.1G Il SeS
Ibe a., P NJ. receives passengers from HArira 80
frle and Northern Railroads - =, ,-..,.
FxPErss TEAIxs ieav- New-H.ye, CT E17a q ss1s
for Ro-tors .. II and s5e p. NJ fstcppia-
Noru al and Stamford y leeylrz Boston = n =
SPIN Trains OF the New-Loneon Aoa1 I3a - S''-""
ton. 80 . - S..,..- u,,s. ana
,-,st,rsl hotels GRO. ". WHISTLER JE, SaP't
Ncw-Haven. November, 1852
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Eesal Notices.

VNPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Eoce hereby 70 al p--.on
hsvn, csn, ssnsi JOSEPH Keller, lie Of the C OF Ne
Nork present vouchers thereof % the
snbscrter I-nce No Centre - the Cy OF Sew
before the seventh lay Of May We" io
tie Gogfth day Of November, 1854 .
IavtHMT ELIZABETH kEELsh, EheenH.N
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NETWORK SUPERIOR CouRr.-Heu-

~ Y pors-h anl Eshsr hi, -ds. Elss b pessa
JA hefno d ard sirh l.. H. JAa B1Lss All 3ss 30
F. be vf May porr'et ASs ponzsrk, w1ksn d Cos ssd
AMI sarisfea h- 49, JIM D1ns Hsrrs-s Dorsss G~wr O.
D-DnaA .nd sarah Ia ~tr frssr> Dosnac&
Jane pe5nss and saIsA ~ -s rra.c. Jsch DOnsu'
John 6ies Rscerer. &c, FedrrSk All
farnon hE NIiasn Da,ans g.
Barshhsse, Frsncs krhsrd Dorsnct Asa Doaa had
DonsnTA ard Jguus rorlEsA-To p-r,-S
ABA DONiSlCK. THADDEUs DOxiSiCR AMI JUNTUs DON
ISCK You hereby samIoooed aaa fcsEe
surr.-f', compliant m. ~hA m the ote. o.
I've ih- .A Court ne ay The date ,ai
we ecrF O he ssA coanpi.snf
n. uler hrro. b. oec Va - Ss~sAs Cny
o. Nv Yok whr iseriy sy sNer the h~re exclusive
H. aav al rrvee. al th- compliant
hn he TN. ar--ad the pNnrd. herra wi ake olsnert
"a ~ yoa sr at lemsnsd the -j osm2lta. Dat~S
Nv fo,k IU5 ,. Is..- Your &C.,. 49,. -.
iy5 lavtmN = bALD"tN' ANY or fAn'-n~
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuciiOneer.
Lat AUCTIO of VALUABLE

GA Il at A u 4 ~ N Oh Valuable
y BUILDING LOTS on 38rH and 39rHsTs. by ORDER
of the SUPREME COUHT.-ADRlAN II. MULLER
will sen at auction on MONDAY, Nov ~ lS>I at Zocioc6
property, via; . 90, zoo.
SIHsI-i21os on the north side of 3th ST. 100 feet east
es from the Sth-av each 20 feet inches in width By 80
bet inches III depth.
S91HsT -l2 ots on the southery side Of 39h ST, imme
ey in the rear OF the above described lots and OF same
dime usions uiiDl
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professional Notices.

~ VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMITS
" . SIONERo Of EMIGRATION for WISCONSIy-Of
fee No. ITO Greenwichs, New-York open from o'clock
NJ tai O'Clock p. NJ. Pamphlets and verbal iufor,na-
e erly and free Of expense al persons who intend 70
ssle in the State Of Wisconsin, Of the finest countries
Of the rich and beautiful Valley Of the Mississippi.
1T s. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
~ world-indispensable to traveers-isued by
J. B. MONIES. Notary. No Go Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

I ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware
IL and Hudson Canal Company receiving orders for
Lsekswanns Coal clean and in good condition for steam,
sipr or manufacturing purpose by the smaller
quantty deliverable either at RondOu in the habor Of
Eew.York from their boats or BY carte
Apply at the Office ofthe Company No 81 Wai- or at
their yards foot OF HubeTs corner OF kns and Green
wioh-sis; cor Of Goeversar and Fronss Newiork sad
an FuIusn-st, near the foot Of State-st- brooklyn
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wnter

III
Arrangement Trains leave Chsmbers-st- daily, for
Albany ard Troy ,,.
Express Tram A NJ. through in hours con- eo. a
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal a. O'CLOCK 'A'
evening NM
Mai Train A N.-Through Way Train r. ~
Fxpress Train 5 M-Acconnod stion Train r ~ =,
For Tarrytown al PM ara an Evening Tram - "
o'clock. - .,opn
The TsrTytOwn, PeekAkiu and fo'keePsie Trans NY -
all Way StAt.ors- -,....h.- ia,b
and SlSf-sts- -o,, AZ IN, Poush-
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csnss At 80 A. n '9 ~ g.,
keepsie aid al PM for Albany. st0ppins az !" J,
tiors GEO STARK, Saperntennene
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TOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The A / Balti-
Il more built ship A. ChksEBkOt On, h9ern O9 n v
sb;r AIS fast nsures the lOwest rates and has superior
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '' j. & OAKFORD, No. 81 WSll-st.
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WINTER MISUNDERSTANDING

Al IN AhhANuLhI1Ni
w YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-Three p4ly
Lines and from Albany Fare, 81 So The trans eAso
City Hall Station, cornOr Iryon-row and CeatIes uA''
(SurGsys eScepted) as follows: . =. n
let Train $50 A. NJ. Wsymal Train stopping ~ Al
Way Stations. -. =, c,o,o,
Fells Dover Plains HIlsdalo and Chatham foui Oo'n
,.. c-o,op
Sd Train S5 P. NJ. Express Train stopping At C.e.on
Falls Dover Plains Aillerton, HillsdAle and Cha'nA-
-Four Corners -, AZ ,n1
Recurring win leave East Albany ct and II A s. .1A
lP n n SLOAT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
DUBLJC SALE of STANDING TIMBER

The subscriber respectfully informs public that he
I'LL of,r for sale ten acrs Of Heavy White Oak Timber
snTTFsDAY Nov. 80, 1872, near Madison, NJ. on the
road leading 10 Whppany and Monroe, the late Leman
The ssd Timber is Of the best quality and the attention
Of minwrshts sllpwrghis wheelwrighs and builders Is
IN. above Timber is adjoining the farm Of John D. Miller
ard within one mile Of the Madison Station on the Morris
Sale 70 commence at o'clock PM Terms made known
~" .alc JOHN JOHNSTON, Madison NJ.
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L. NJ. HOFFMAN, Auctoneer.
nIIRLIC SALE Of WOOL.-L. NJ. HOFF.

4 MAN 4 Co. will sell, at auction, on THURSDAY, II
1,feml at De Forests stores Brooklyn, first store south
oFuon Ferry for account Of nsolvent and deceased per
.ors, estates eco bales BuenOs Ayres and Enre RIOS
Wshsd Wool consisting of Mestizo Merno Mestzona and
Cs,n,t Woods.
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OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
" sURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wan-st., corner

" SURANCE COMPANY, No VI Wall-st., corner OF
CAPITAL S20o,8O0.
At election held this day, the following gentlemen
chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensuing
year
Sampson Moore Moses Taylor, George Elder
Benz +. sherman Marshall PeP0on, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alex II. Grant, Chas Bulkhatcr,
Rufus story, Asa 5. Porter, James b. Wilson
Henry Edes, Isaac c. Taylor, William II. Foster
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ., was unanimously lected President Of the
Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New ork Feb 2 1852
N B-Ths Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Mer
chandse Household Furniture Vessels Port &c, The
most favorable terms All Losses promptly adjusted end
paid.
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Goal.

COAL-The subscriber has in yards ana ls
~ constantly dsehans all the vSross kinds ., Ras
Heath LehTh Liverpool Orrell Camel Sidney Se &C,
an Of the very best quality delivered IN h1pds1%e oo@
ssa for sale low. JAMES Il. "onAu,
boyn-town Office No. 81 Wauet
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WV. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
S00 LOTS CROCkERY, GLASS and
ONDU CHINA-MONDAY, Nov. -, 1852, Icy oclock,at
No 81 Johnst city ard country retailers and
r,esu White, Granite Flown Blue, MuiocHy r'"seN'
diyt and C. C. Ware for Cash without reserve
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and NEW.L,ONDON RAIL

IN ROAD-sUMMER AR1ANGEMENr.-on tsd
after WEDNESDAY Anz "a, 1851, Trains ~l.I ran - Or
lows:
Leave New Haven AZ 80 A. VI, Accommodation lam
VI New London, Stopping ~ Al st.-lonA LID NJ, "A
press Train for Guiord Counecrcut River, Lyme ane
New London connecting with the steamboat aid rArSsd
hines for Stoningfon- Providence nd Newport oo u
Accommodated Train for New London, stopping At al s
cCna
Lave Sew-London 1t $50 A n, Accommodated Trim
for New Hsven Stopping - al sations lop y VI, Ex,
pres Train for Lyme, Counceteut River, GuiOrd AHa
New Haven P,sengrs leaving Newport Providence ana
stonirsun IN the morning arriving AZ Loolon
sake tins trsin cr SewYork $50 r. NJ A coalnodAton
Trim fer New-HAven. stopping q; al statenS
The IL IS A NJ Express Tram leaves SeTHs-sn en- me
arrival Of the A VI Express Train from New OK
TIE 65 p NJ. Accommodation Train leaves Sew-Ha
the arrival Of the $50 P NJ Express Tram nom New
York.
The Trains leaving Eew.London n $50 A. ~ and 1910
A. M connect At New Haven with Newfork Trans Il
sS5 A NJ and LIS p. ~
Passenger, By the $50 p " Train from London can
take the Express Trains New HAvca for Hartford sd
SPRINGFIELD for New-fork the evening
RICHARD n. DOWD. Sapt
Few-Haven Augus H. lGI2
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pITTsToN CoAL:-THE PEN s!i a.

DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNS1LVA
Il MA COAL COMPANY IL prepared TO furnish supe-
nor White Ash Pson Coal of all sres, clean and IN sood
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purposes
from its boats OF yards in tins city, Willausearsh sa'
Brooklyn
The Companys facilities such as to enable It to gre
good dispatch vesses loading at New'foTk or o. 10"
Iwcn.
Particular attenoa given to tho delivery Of Goa for 80
ntsslc purposes
Apply the Office, Broadway and Waist, or ysniS
West Moiton-st Iih and sth-sv. aud foot o.
GouvernsuI-st city Foot Of North Osh st. Wlsusbursh
foot of GOld-st., Brooklyn.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
~ SEl.-New-York TO Esst1n, Pa Fare 81 7a-Fal
AIringtuent commencing November Is 1892 Leave Per
No ] North River daily. for Esston and iEterm7date
places An u NJ, and 5+5 NJ and for Sonsrvl!e
~ Pm Returning, leave Pbslhpshurs at 8 and y An
and sis Pm.
N JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, dree--U. 5. NAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Through in II hours-Nev- Jersey
Railroad, Vie jersey City leaving Sew,YoIk At andS
A. NJ, ard = P NJ frcm foot Of Courtlandtst- Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of Wslnuts Fare reduced
b. g. Cor hrst-ca and a. ~ for secondclass
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through in the above nes and through baggage
carried in the 81 NJ lines from NewYork, with through
COnducors Passengers with baggage he eTy ID min
utss before the trains leave
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r. CoLTos, Auctioneer.
r ARCE SALE of CHAIRS Of EVERY DE

IIsCEIPTION, MIRRORS, &c, 6c.-TOMORROW,
Tue,Ssy Nov 49, At icy o'clock at the Auction Rooms No
20 will be cold about 40 dozen black walnut
sno Chairs Of various pserns also Boston Rock
as and Coitase do also very large assortment of
os and mahogany Furniture Also large French plate
Nnos; small so Sofas with Carpets AID OIL Clots
Every vsey Of Household Goods for psrOr basement and
hi, sale will afford good opportunity for dealers the
s.e will be perenptOry There sbOu, 80 Hair Mt
srssses and Pslasses. More full particulars tomorrow
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WA1S PER TUN for the best Peach
WI ~ Orchard Rcd Ash Cod delivered from boat,
and Is rer Tun from ysrd screened and delivered Yards
No Sie Delaney 0oerck-st, and No. 2s5 Hpt sthst
besweep Avenues A. and b. JAMES MOORE.