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MAIL LINE. via Stoning-

ID EGUL LAX MAIL LINE, VIA StOnlng-
tor for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED.
FORD and TAUNTON-The steamers c. VANDERBILT
COMhODORE, u this Inc regularly - here
tor- alternately leaving Pier No North River first .n.n
shove Bstsry-psee daily. Sundays excepted st Pm,
srd gton o'clock NJ arrival Of the mail
train, which leaves BoEton az 80 p ~
4 The s.esmer PERRY leaves Providence FOR Newport
daily except sundays st9 AN and 8 PM Neg-Bediord
Tsunton PASSENGERS proceed immediately on the An'h
Of tie mail train a. Mansfield a
tor freight passage, apply 81 the ONCE no ~ DS"eJ
place, bOaTc the bO1tA
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Ocean steamers, &c.

NOR CHARLESTON-Semi- Weekly
< U. 3. Mail Lne-The new fast going and magnificent
steamship UNION, Il. Adams Commander, will leave Pier
No. T. North River. SATURDAY August ID at
o'clock, r. NJ, precisely For freight, apply board,
where all bills Of lsdinR will be signed and for passage,
baying uDIivsled accommo8anous at the counting
Of SPOFFORD TILESTON co, No "a Southst
The greatest speed handsomest accommodations and most
luxurious sIe being combined in this steamer renders this
mode Of conveyance preferable to any other for those trsy
cling South.
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EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE Long Brsnch) PORT
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK,
(siddirtoV H. ana RED BANk.-New and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. Il HagertJ gill leave
the New Haven Pier, Pecksip, East River a. follows:
rom New-York From Shrewsbury
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NOR AUSTRALIA-D o l. u II | Y
CLIPPER LfNE.-For Port Philip and Sydney direct
the entirely clipper DOLPHIN 1000 tuns ourthen
George Trundy commander will sail on her t 'oy age
with immediate dispatch for the above port The
cdarors this beautiful vessel unequEed fer elegance
ard ftteo up entirely for the comfort Of families single
persops having large and small state rooms AS his the
only clipper up fox tho: port is confidently eXoeed
e will make the shortest passage record Fog Height or
passage early application will be Necessary boa to
81 TIER BROTH ERS, Nos. 1863 and ll8 Souh-st.
copy the Australian Tariff, on all description Of
goods can be seen the office Of the disorders Capt
rundy will be happy receive any conssnments and
give reference Of the first houses Ia the city
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The Tor Squam will In connection with boat
Btages convey passengers all parts OF tho country
All persons forbid trusting the shove boat she account
NJ fbap
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UHE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN
CTS SKIDDY will leave foot u Ja,-st hr Albany on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS sud FRIDAYS, maSing the
follow ng landipgs West Point New Wsh PoleaSe-p-ie,
Eln.ston Bristol Cask and Hudson, returning 90 alter
nate days making the landings Tnis bat vii not
sce or pay sLy other boat but
srly along arriving In good The owners feel conf
dent her viii pronounce her the safest ard
mo. comfortable boat the WusCen Instructions
have been 70 the Captain and may b. found hanging
No on bosrd the boat BY side Of the inspectors Cer
6cste Ths public NAV dep-Id 90 this 10 al respects
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, AGENT, No. l5s Front-st-
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DFGILAR MORNING LINE

I'D EGULAK MUKNINU DINE IUI
hALBAHY from the wharf foot OF MIHay-S,. az
7Gcock A ~ daily (Sundsys excepted maSng the usual
andirc. The fest splendid steamer Aida Capt II
Pftfer.on will have New York Mondays, Wednesdays
sn6 F5svs aid Albany az each alternate day
Tie new and he auuul steamer REINDEER Caot. w.
Frruhsm will leave New ok Tuesdays Thursdays sod
Sttudsys and bany each alternate day Meals served on
board B. For further information apply 70
JAMES BISHOP Co. Nc. Beave 81.
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On - NDAGS, the EDWIN LEWIS will run 20 KEY
PORT touching 81 FORT HAMILTON, leaving the foot u
Bsmm nd-st st hsifpsst NJ and liobinson-st at M
Returning. Ieav- keypott at 2. NJ
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

" N u f r BlLT LINE for SAN
FRhhCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route.-
Only Line giving Tickets for Crossns the l.thng. The
powerful ioUble-enEne steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
$500 tuns will leave from Pier No. North RysI At
O'Clock P. n, precisely, FRIDAY, August 20 for San
Juan del NCte direct connecting With the avort7 steam
ship PACIFIC, 1896 TONS. the Nicaragua Transit
Route having but l. miles Of snd bansport4oR These
passed In their accommodations and VEN
tls.:oL Passengers III through without any de-
teution the Pacific bens in eating and At this
season Of the year much healthy aud comfortable than
b. any other FOR infona and passse the low
est rstes apply only at the Office, no. Bsteypsce up
stairs TO ID ALLEN. Agent
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VHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

UyHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
Il REDUCED RATES New. York and San Fran.
CISCO stesrnshp Line-The new steamship UNITED
STATES Edward s. Dennis Commander. will take her do
psrture for Aspnwall Navy Bay on WEDNESDAY Septi,
n M connecting ct Panama with the doubleenSine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2l0o tuns burden, George
A Cole Commander, which steamer swas the arrival OF
passengers at Panama by the United States om New York
anc daey thereafter proceeds to San Francisco droc
without stopping az intermediate ports
These vessels accommodations and safety are not sur
passed BY any on this route experienced surgeon 10
attached 70 each vessel.
annIv 10 DAVIS, BROOKS co,
General Agents, No q BeayeTst.
JONES / JOHNSON,
No lOi West-st- corner Of LibeTtyst
Passengers per United States will disembArk Aoassde the
wharf at As pinwa and taae the Panama Railroad, now
oren nearly 10 Gorgona thus avoiding the sk attendant
upon landing boats ChasIes aud The river navigation 70
Gorguna
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OlTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

ETIISION COAL.-1ne pennsylvania
4 Coal Company is prepared to deliver to families In
any part e this city Brooklyn and WsEsburgh from is
Canal Boats and several yards the various sizes OF is
PltSton Coal which Is superior Anthracite for domestic
use Apply at the yards corner OF l4thst and 9thay;
Westst, Morton at the foot Of Goverueurst East
River foot CT North lost Wiam,burgh; foot OF Gold
st. Brooklyn at the Office OF the Company OF
Broadway and Wslst The Coal will be delivered - rs
per un Of 1900 lbs. from the Canal Boats and at Is -
screened from the yards
q 4 PER TUN.-Peach Orchard Red
p n Ash Coal Nut size; also, Esz and Stove size, Of
the best quality az the lowest market price the Peash
Orchard Depot No le7 Anthony-st- Broadway
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VHE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

i GATE. Capt. Henry Conover will leave New York,
per focto Rohr,on-st n RI daily SUNDAYS excepted
fr SHREWSBURY. LONG BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE,
HIGHLAND DOCK. PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS
and BROWNS DOCK, (MddletOwnl as follows:
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

UNH + BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, betseen
NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL direct eud between
BOSTON ard LlNERPOOL.-The Boston ships only cali
Ing Hsl'ax land and receive mails sad pzssenseu
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA Capt - EUROPA =. g Lott,
ASIA {. II. T. JudknS NIAGARA, j. Stone,
AMERICA n Shannon. CANADA Laug
CAMBRIA, J. Lscn.
These vessels cary clear white light mast head green
on startoaId bow, red on port b-w
ASA Juckius from NETWORK Wednesday, July8.
AMERICA. shannon. f.orE BOSTON. "Wednesday Aug
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK. Wednesday. Aug II.
NIAGARA. Stone. fIoIn BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. 10.
AFRICA Harrison. flu. NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug p
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON. "wednesday. Sept l.
ASIA J.chiAs from NEW-YORK, " sdsy, sept. 9.
AMERICA. shannon, fm BOSTON, "Wednesday, sept j..
EUROPA, Lott. from NETWORK, "Wednesday. SEPT =
Passage tom New. YORK Boston to LiveIpool-tllst
cabin, 1 20. second cabin so
BertEs not secured until paid Tor.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount ior
persona. eXpenses.
An eXpehepoed Surgeon on board.
~ Al letters aud must pss through the
Po.t Office. For Geisht OF PASSAGE apply TO
T.. CUNARD. No { Bowling Green.
re- French, German, and other Foreign Goods received
and bTousLt in common with British Goods Through bills
of ading a. given la Hsyre Tor NeV.York.
WATcHEs-By order OF the British Treasury, wstche. OF
Nregn ufactuT- bearing the marks Of English
manufacturers viii he hereafter s6ted in Eugan in
su fo the United States and other countries In
ouence Of which French ard watches may be shipped
o. Hsye foT Boston via Liverpool without IN
cuuns the risk heretofore, Of being seized oy the Ensn
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LNOR LIVERPOOL.-Un United States
IL Mail steamship PACIFIC, Captain Era Nye.-
This steamer will depart with the L. Mails FOR Europe
positively on SATURDAi Aug 81 at II o'clock NJ, from
her berth ct the foot oCaps No ber secured till paid
for For freight passage, having unegualed sccommods
tons for elegance and comfort. apply 20
EDW. X. COLLINS i CO. No. - Wallst
TIE steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed the PACIFIC
enc sa September /. 1852.
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~ To
~ rsnns Of hs procs.ts Of the sale Of TIE Real Estate
JAMES 6REIG late q tho Of New fo deceased ate..ss
Lately nads aats the order OF Tic sarss Of the Comfy Of Nsv
tors james 0G IT, the administration 81 all aud singular re
sgd chs'r .nd credits Of lie sad sl % divided -
Tie SD surusss smon he creditors o tie eat nssats pro
portion debts according law the surrc
gates oHoe The City Of Mes Yok The II Sep
i-res aten O'Clock the forenoon Of that iAyDssj this
isy Of Juu. fysSw A. w. BRADFORD, sar To-,
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CCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAlN.-The
~ best route from Newiors VIA ne~-h nl -
mile. By stage and coed rosd. On and 1tsr J9I %
leave by steamer RED JACKET, honl rlei no ~ N,
ats A. ~ and II ~ Fare 80 II. Throosh ID Il oo an
For tekets or further information, sppiy a. az. L.
prsss Office No u Broadway, or on board me boat
n Hopes Express rQna N eol1sSc0h WI" N~ NV
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N YORK and NEW-HAVEN

- " " II n anU NE VII a civ
L NhnLkOAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT zAy
lSo1plrsn' our ofNsvYovs esvs near corner Of Csal
AeSoNsoo.rIos .sp srscI,L--At ana il-,c n -,
40 lhApI-.s 70 stamford and Norwsk snc rppoinr 81 a.
ststion, ceyondl .nd ST so NJ through 70 szh.ye.
AtS9 Z. for Norvsk-stsso An and sSoPM toI
eou Chester The llSe m IN eornec,on vts rr.r
from New.hsyen TO h.ttcrt sns spriazhelA ans VIII
Train over the Canal Road.
FNPRsss Trains for New-hsve- Hartford, srr,rsn,ie
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Rslrosas 10 O.
i-n.burgh ard Montresl-At stopping n STANFORD
Ard Bridgeport connecting with the Housatunic and Nsur,
suci Railroad. Bridgeport sid Canal Railroad N--
Haven $50 NJ Stopping at Stamford Norwak arf
Bridgeport connecting VIII Hcuiaior.s sns hsusarsss
Railroads st Bridgeport
TR.rSs Isro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ara Special
At $50 J. and IS AN ard Az NJ through rom New.
haven At AM nom Norwslk-st $50 An snd Sts
Pm from Port Chester The 50 receives psssenssrf
from Springfield and Hartford and Cana hrroscss New.
Haven The Az ~ receives passengers from Hartford anf
Springfield Rsilrueds
FNPREss Ts,INs leave Ns~-Haver arrival OF trains
from Boston 81 LIS ana sp PM stopping It Bridgeport
Norwas end Stamford !, leaving Boston az A. NJ and
s45PM
Sac large BILL advertisement $, the Station House ans
priuep,l Hotels GEO w WHISTLER, ia,
Superintendent
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

i Trains leave pier foot CT Duane So as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at6t A. NJ for OunSirk, connecting with
frst-csss steamboats, tor Cleveland, ssnfusky Toledo aud
Monroe. ara railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago
NAL TRAIN cts A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN stSl Y. NJ, via PiermOnt, for Delaware
WAY TRAIN At a. p. N via Jersey City tor Delaware.
NlCUr ExPREss TRAIN att 7. M for Duuktk connect
ing with first class steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
WITH Express Train tor Chicago
EMICRANr TRAIN at NJ. via Pisrnont.
CHAS. MlNOT, Superntendent.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO MA
' CARA TALLS-ROCHESTER LOCKPORT and
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAO-On and after Monday,
August ?, 1852, Passenger Trains will run as follows
GOING WEST
l;t Train E1PTe'. Leaves Rochester At 81 A; !.
81 Way Express ..... 6.SOP. M
"a Accommodation. " $50 p. NJ.
81 Express, $40
Connecting both ways at Rochester with the regular
Trains on the bsny and Rochester Railroads.
No trains Sunday
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany oy the 65A ~.
Express rrain, the 100 AN Express Train, VIII ar
rive Rochester time for the Ts's leaving Niagara
Fss $50 NJ and will reach Nsgsrs Falls 81 SSi N
Passengers leaving Albany by the 20 81 A. a. Express Tr;n
will arrive Al Rochester AZ II M where they remain
over and proceed Niagara Falls ext morning at go
or S. and reach there ST ~ A M. or 1888 r NJ.
Passengers leaving AOsny by the 80 T. NJ Express Tain
Will Rochester at % the next morning have
hour for breakfast leave 81 A IN Express Train for
Nissars Falls, and arrive there ST 9O7 A NJ.
Passer gers leaving bapy in the IL NJ Express Train
viii Rochester S45 have 81 minutes for brea4
fast leave Tor Nsgars Falls at y - M AID arrive there
Al 1888 p NJ
Returning Passenger. leaving Niagara falls By either Of
the Express Trains will reach Rochester in time for the EX
press Trains Fast and AZ Albany New OK or Boz
ton several hours sooner than by any other route.
Trains TINS ROAD run IN direct connection 9nc INTO
depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line The Road .ong the Enc Gao j. through the
beautiful and highly cultivated portion OF Western
NeYork and through the large villages Of BTockpOr Al
bon M-oins and Lockport.
The all new and unsurpassed.
Niagara FAILS Will take the Cars on the rzht
sIthe Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN, supt
Rochester, July 81. 1852
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CUPREME COURT. CIV and County of New

~ York.-R cONNLI>G, $ } Co>KLING snd }. V. COSk-
LING. against II. rRiDHAM tor denaad
T. the DesaiaIt You hereby summoned and
CURED the compliant 10 this acton shh 6.i the
Ohc- at the C- ne CITY aat County New lo the City
Hal sad CITY the ah'h dy o. June. 1850 and 20
COPY o. h. sad complaint ;h- subscriber his
Office. No 6 ExchaGg place. SAID N, sihn twenty lays ssr
the Of hs exclusive Of The dy % such
you al % the SAID complaint ~itha the
sor-.sd the plaintiffs this acton will
Tor tho 90 Que hundred snd tolsrs
with from he s Ssy S-pie Thousand
hundred alt fry lede the ths Dated
% ls6S tsul2 lt-l JOHN sOLONY, PAauds' Ators
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NOR LIVERPOO The favorite
4 steamship CITY or GLASGOW, William Wyie Com.
nsnd-T, will sail run Philadelphia for Liverpool on SAT
URDAg, August l4th, at g o'clock A. NJ.
Passage in After Saloon State Rooms. $50
Passage in Mdship Saloon, State Rooms,....... s.
Passage In Forward Saloon, State Rooms...... 81
Passengers will be provided with Railway Tickets 10
Phlsde pbis free OF eNPense by the Agent
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchanr plscs
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CTEAM to AUSTRALIA.-Unde an
~ arrangement with the Melbourne Gold and General
Mining Association, the favOe and well known steamship
SARAH SANDS l5G0 tuns burden VIM. C. Thompson
commander will leave the port Of Liverpool on the 18th OF
August calling at Queenstown, (COve Of Cork 20 take on
board PASSENGERS &c and leave the 3st Of August Tor
Melbourne aud sidney the principal ports Of the Au5aaD
God REGIONS For rates OF fare other information sp
ply to J. HOWARD & SON AGENTS, No 50 Sroa1vay
Passengers leaving New-Iork by the steamship GLAS
Cow. August II, will be in time 10 meet the SARAH
SANDS at Queenstown Cove of Cork
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- plcAuon ot the Mayor Aem.n and commos.y c'p
Nork, reatvs 10 TIC OPENING and LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SCI ARE, known A. BLOUMlNGDALE SQUARE, IN
Nn-tr-uth ard OF cyfe unters snef Commissioners
Estimate aud Assessment entitled hereby
ave uo1e pursuant tAe OF L.ssa
tore tie people 81 the State OF YORK. snued An Act To
amend At entitled an Ac; 20 reduce auns
ucusrly the CRY Act" passed April
1885, also the A., eunted An amend sutsd
Act relation "a the collection Assessments and tstes IN tho
City County New Nok, aud for os May
a. lst passed May T. st 20 tie
thereby that they haye plated th estimate and -
entitled matter aud that all whose interests
affected thereby and who Do opposed "a the requested
their objections writing 20 MOSES MAYNARD Jr
ESQ., the Chairman OF The sd the o o. Joha
A. Weeks No 81 Wal st. tbs Nes fok, within thirty
the Date Of ths Aud that limits sbrscsdbv
the sad estimate and assessment oiA that All
the oi- pieces parcels land situate ns aud being the
Nuee~nh VI the City New And bounded descnbsS
and oWs. thatis On tho noh south
sy line Of Sixty seventh 10Th the SOUTH ~ this
nor;hsry hne SIDE o. Forty third - {d 81 s By
westerly hr@ -te o. Sixth (fav on The west
Of Eleventh tllth ai down DC
used by the Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment ths
above entitled matter i- sor-. tho Street COMMISSION
ers Office and which sad eLued Msp Of property
qued benefited by The opening and hyus OF Public
Square, Boomnsa square The Nneteeuih Ward Of
tie lofs Aud the SAID Commissioners further
their report 90 the above entitled viii h made
SAID Cour'. BE- held al the City Hall OF tho
Saturday the 20 Say October lso2
op,uns the that dsy .nd ta there and heu
thereafter counsel can be- heard motion will h made thss
M0sEs nAYNARD,JL
JOHN A. WEEKS, : comnlssonss.
JOsEPHS. YORK,
Hrsnr =. DIvus. Attorney. DlbtocH
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E YORK and SCHOOLEY'S

NEW YORK and SCHOOLEY'S
! Y MOUNTAIN. via MORRIS and ESSEX RAIL,
ROAD This route 70 decidedly the most expeditions sns
attractive
Trains .ssvs New Ysrk from the foot OF Courtlsndst
follows:
First Train 81 s 30 An connecting at Moristown and
Dover With stages direct for the Mountain.
above
Third Train ~ proceeding to Dover where car
RACES can be procured proceed direct the M0aan
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EOR MISUNDERSTANDING
4 LINE-PACKET OF 18th AUGUST.-The favcrts
aud splendid psck-, ship SHERIDAN, Capt j. w Porter,
viii ai above her regular day FOR freight passage,
having superior accommodations amply board Pier No.
Il East River or TO SPOrFORD, TILLsTON co,
No. 48 South g..
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IN PURSUANCE of an order q, the Surro,sta

II Of TIE CoUA;y Of New Yo h-.b, ,,,s. n IN ,s
havins claims against WILLIAM CHARDAvOYNE L,s ctv
Rev orb. decreased 20 present The voash. th,r,
tho subnbe. Their once - 20 Cs-rry "a N. C,y OF
before the hr.t dsy febraary
Dated New Yof., he liA day OF Aasast. lsos
THOMAS c. CHARDANOYNE.
.uil isvswTh. GEORGE n. CHARDAYoINE.S I'sestor''
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NEW.JtRSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-

M II " J IlANT INi TIINNIi d ~ u W
" WORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. S. MAIL
Rud EXPRESS LINES-ThTough in II hOurs-New-Jepey
Railroad jersey City lesyiI New s6 NJ, FOO,
OF Courtandt.st 2 A. NJ snd 81 r II Lberys Leaves
Philadelphia a. l2 and A. aud s. P VI from foot Of
Wsnuts Fare reduced TO $ for hrstclss and - % for
second-claSs
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
throu sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ. aud 81 p NJ. Lines from NewYors
with throush Conductors.
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II PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE Z,

SWIM, kss. Surrogate Of the couay Of kasss aocs 70
'vn ,eoTeins % is~ % al persons hsvns cams ssaBst,
'HNNt SNh"kN>, ate 81 IL ste Jlty) wih.ns
eu's 49, that o. are required -,ot the with the
No-,A,ss Ssso ~ lie sassu6eFs, JOHN H. CORDES hs
store No -. ftoa Tie Cy cl Nork % o. s.xs The
l7'h cay 81 November sHt-pa,et Nay n, lSsa
uy,j lAw6m+ JOHN "A coRDgs Atnini-trstors:
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

nor SH r + w ) b u Il Y, HIGH
Il LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE. Long Bnanch,l
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK. (Hiadetown) ana RED BANK.-The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt }. p Cor.ies, will leave
Robinsonst Pier, North River, as follows.
From Ne,V-York From ShreWsury.
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feaai Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
- o. NE Soahy u Ss~ fors hereby IN sD psrso.
a rs Asaas ROWLAND A. ROBBINS. ks d tho Cy q
creased % tie 18th vo1chsrs thereof "
Jsn>- Bette Co. BraA.sy ,a n. Cy on New
or o.e ne 80 ssy o Aufu.i lfh deg
ofFshfuay lSs fief is-s-Ih NARY ANS ROBBfSS Adj
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAlLkOAD

for PHILADELPH from Pier No. :. North Riyos.
foot Bstterypace by lean PntterTyo uos
daily; Morning Line leaves a. A Afternoon Express
Line AZ 2 NJ, through Philadelphia in 8 hours Fare
st css IS "a class Ge, BY 2 II Only s. Return
ing ls.ve rhilsds PMS from foot OF ~ a; An and
p IMMIGRANT Line ~ steamboat Transport from Pie1
NJ l. 81 Pm rare 81 81.
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~ JERSEY-Thruugn from New.H ors 70 Esston Pa II
-Four Hours. commencing Aug Leave pier No l. North
River. RED JACKET, for Esstcn and inter
mediate places A VI. - NJ. snd 3 - p NJ. and for
Son-rG- At 8 P VI Returning, leave Phllpsourg ,cppo-
site Fsstool ut 8 ard 1880 NJ. srd 3l5 7. NJ.
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CTFAMBOAT ARMENIA-For

Pougkes psie New burgh, CouL1en- c Id Spring Corn
ard Mi on the foot Of Jayst, every II -rnoon 80
O'Clock Returning vii leave PouehkeePHe every morn
ins al o'clock Sundays excepted Meals served on board
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Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of a. Comfy Nesiort. h-r-oJ 20 Mpesons
hasns claims ss.Bst ELIZA skAAIs, s- Of the tfy Of Ns~
foSk deceased lie 18th Lie YOU, hers ih-e 70 no
subscbe IL oee q Garnet v Beeaer corner CAD snd yoea
re CITY New icrk before he tNeacea DAG o. Seq
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