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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
ArOTICE IL herehy given that the PRO.

IN CEEDs Of The SALE Of The REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM
under The order OF tic Surrogate OF New fcft by
sp ssu- New York d-ntere ted s~hosrr,
make ss OF the real estss Shsfe
OF VILLAIN sopc ate ii the City Of New fofk decef ss,tfs,
d4d .ere for 9ayBenf dbts 20 Tho stsaies
Gaze se aud provided WILL BE DISTRIBUTED By the said
surrogate ACCORDING TO LAW, a, The saucgsss Once 70 tho
CIV oil New York eighth day Of November nstt AZ ten ockek
The forenoon Of that yDaisd this !2d day q sce nbs lsa
D. LADftiohis, fVe,os nc
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH
WI ERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAT MAIL
ROUTE TO CHICAGO--On and after MONDAY May 81
until further notice-passf MGR steamers ana Trans VI"
FXPRESS STEAMERS and TRAINS COMO WEST;
WAKD-Ons Of the hrst-ciass ST. arners, sOt IuEhn
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE Will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted
PM ana DunkiTk at II at night aching Monroe at <fHi
The next dAy end proceeding b Toledo the sane afternoon
Anexpress tram viii leave Monroe at IN or on the
arrival Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching CA
cago the same evening and connecting at chicago WIN ns
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports on LaAa Mich
igan and With Canal packets and Railroads westerly fom
EXPRESS TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Exprcss trains viii leave ChIcsgoe I'M, dayi
SATURDAYS accepted and reach Monroe at 81 next morning
An express stelmer w leave Toledo every morning OK
cert Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chcaro-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
yous 70 the for the first Express trains east from New
York, Albany and Boston -
The and trains Monroe VIII connect each way
regular boats for Detro. end Toledo. .,> ,,,,,,-r
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays eS'
ceut.d at NJ come ting at Toledo with ne of sean-
r from Cleveland and Sandussy aud stopping al All to
NAV stalioDa will reach Chicago az 81 Pm. ,
GOING EASTWARD.-Leaye Chicago daiy oanhtys
excepted at 81 AN stopping at al stations end arriving az
Toledo at NJ connecting with steamers 70 nshousNy anu
Cleveland aud arriving there in uAe Tor al inc no'nHs
pseketbost leaves Toledo at A NJ for Fort Wsyne and
ports on the Ws6asb Cena. JOS. II hoonhj
Adrian, June |, lsll superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c,

smith. the County hns, notice hereby
law al persons having claims AN
DREW RlkER. late ct The ate vsse (no~ Cul OF Williams
detca>ei that hey rducd exhibit the with tho
voucher thereof The sub crbe NJ No Il, foth in the
Cty ct NcNclk borr the STA day Nrh n,kt-Daied
Arrust2O 1854 ~ iswtn.W EDWARD RIhRR Esecufnr
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rICE Of APPLICATION for ,he DIS

1 CHARGE u sn ISsOLvESf from hs DEBis-Pufusut
the Drvsas third article Of the hrt t Of the hth chsp
second part the Hsysed sstntes JOHN A. kA5E,
of q M too steuben County T. n.oyeni deb,0e Sotse fs
r he'd oct g. 1854 creditors spp-sr before Hon Isrfoss.
ouu'y Judge sehen Co.. u hs oce IN the yse u Bath
The dsy s orlock the aiternon 10 sho"
caue any hey hsyc Why sssnnent should no,i made
I'D nfohsnts aud h. be diseharged from hssi 'J.'
MA laUtf v
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

IN ROAD.-FALL ARRASGEMEST.-Sept einDerp. lS1I-
Trains out OF Newly leave the Of Canast
aud Broadway-Acc and Special-at7 and III
A NJ, I and s. p. NJ through TO New-Hayen-
AtSl A NJ and 81 I. NJ, for Port Chester -
The III A. NJ in connection with tram rom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield, and with tram over the
CANA Road -
EMPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford, Springfield,
Boston River aud Vermont Railroads 70 Os
densburgh and MoatreaL
Al 8 A. NJ, stopping AZ Stamford aud Bridgeport con-
Meeting with Housatomc aud NaugatGck Railroads At
Bridge port and Canal Railroad at NewHayeni and al y
NJ stopping at Stamford, Norwak and BRIDGEPORT con-
Meeting with Housatonic and Nausatuek Railroads st
Bridgeport. g.,
Trains into Observation-Disclosures and Specal-at
81, and sS5 A. NJ, and 40 r NJ, through from New
Haven.
Ats A. NJ and S45 ?. 81, from Port Chester.
Phe s55 y NJ receives pasengers from SprlnEneid and
Hartford and Canal Railroads, at New Haven Inc I'd
NJ. receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads
Express TRAINS leave NewHsysn ARRIVAL OF trains
from Boston az IL and $50 T. NJ stOpping az bridgeport,
Norv ak and Stamford , leaving Boston at A. NJ and
"a z. NJ. -, 9, ~ ,
principal hotels GEO. w. WHISTLEh, Jr, ouPL
New Haven. September 1882
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LBANY TROY sndLEBANONs SPRINGS.

A-Ths cars Of the NEW-Y YORK aud HARLEM RAIL
ROAD leave the City Hall Station Sewfork- daily sun
DAYS txcepted Az 10 O'Clock A VI Mall Tam 70 CaAaan
-Four Cores connecting with Western Railroad for Aba
NJ and Troy, Lebanon spTiEss Pit<hed, Springfield and
other intermediate S,stioLs
81 O'Clock, p. NJ Accommodation Tram 10 CHATHAM
Fozr Corrers connecting with Western Railroad gong
east.
~ Passengers for Lebanon SpnnEs VII take the looeock
81 Tram 10 Chatham Western Railroad 70 canaan and
St,se 70 Lebanon arriving early tie same afternoon
Fsre tbrough e. NJ SLOAT Superintendent
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TOR ALBANY and TROY-Fare, 80 Cents
IL The new and beautiful steamer FRANCIS shIDDf hav-
ips hen rrcenty t.ed ID nght boat. with
roo rns snd berths most elegant and Substantial Manner
Will commence running from her docx, foot OF RobnsOnt,
on TUESDAY 18th inst. e. p NJ AID viii leave reru-
larly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
!, The same hour The travelling community vii find every
perfect 70 promote heir comfort For freight
OF passase apply ho4rd 70
JANIS MCCULLOUGH, Agent
No It9 Froltsf, n. y
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Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-York

Il and Canada Dispatch LIne.-Ihe beaatlTu eHPY.I
paeket-ship BOTHNIA James 4. Avery Commander,
Loco TINS burden and only 81 years old VIII SAIL Tor me
above port about the 18th Of November This splendid snip
having made ,ery successful voyage % Caora and
her commander having great experience in the Australian
trade persons engaging expect very snort PasSe
her between decks very high and thorougny
fitted with State Rooms for the comfort OF ianes
single persons An experienced surzeon VIII accompany
the ship, with other proper attendants All persons eoul
selves before elsewhere, On board, fler y East
River, or TO BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos 100 and llS
IL
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Coparin Zip.
I United PARTNERSHIP formed this da
II \ BY EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS II. NOE

I United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
IL by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS Ii. NOR
TON:
First-The firm under which said partnership 20
be conducted is EDWARD STAPLETON.
SecondIhc general nature OF the business to be trans
acted the manufacturing and dealing in Hats Caps Straw
Goods, &c
Thd-Te name Of general partner interested therein
lie EDWARD S1APLETON, who resides in the city OF
New York and the Of the special partner CEPAS
H. NORTON whose place Of residence u also the city OF
Ncw-York
FouItl-Ihe amount Of capital which said special partner
has contributed 10 the stock is Twenty-Five Thousand
DOiaIs, in cash. go, -,
F-The said partnership to commence on this twelfth
Isv of October 1852 and TO terminate the lst day of JAM
nary 1876 EDWARD STAPLETON,
rrw-York Oct IL 1882 CEPIJAS II. NORTON.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE C.

E.q Of The County OF Kings no,.e y hereby
gwen accoTnE All having claims assia.t ANN DO
RFrUs Brookbn deceased that they
auirsd with the vouchers thereof % t1e ube
her II his reence old BEDFORD Road Putnam w. IN the
Brooklyn before the 3lst day OF Decembcr newt
Dated. June -. lt5. GILBERT DOhtats,
teaO IawcnMs Adamtstrstof.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

iIFIE = -
EDW'D X COLLINS 4 Co. No. 50 Wall-st, y L.
BROWN SIMPLIFY L Co. Liverpool -
Z q. ROBERTS 4 Co, No. IS Kings Arms isfa'
London. -
John MI-NROE 4 Co Rue Notre Dane dee Vic
torres Pans: or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsyre.
The OF these ships VIII not &c acc0uutsbe 10, so
silver bullion specie rwtlry precious stones or neta ~
lees bills of adns signed therefor and the value 'nee0
thsnIn expressed
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VvANDERBILTLINE-Fo SAN FRANCIS

CO-The shortest and cheapest rouie-oty sns es
,;L a.. g., -ossnr the Ishmusi-Tne iavorte doooieen
sine Steamship PRoMETBEUs 500 ta1. will cave IRON
Pier No North River, At o'clock r ~, preeasy, %
the Nicaragua Transit Route having bur Twelve n'
land transportation . .N:....r,r,rsa,ior .,A
These steamers are unrvsed IN theai 49,
ventilation. ,,..
F"n'''A'S'" W b. d. ALLEN, Agent
Nc Battery place, pp sssisa
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TOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and

Il FLORlDA-Semi-we,kly L. MAI Lne.0Ihe new
and fast gong JAMES ADGtk J. penSSSS'
Commander, viii leave Pier No. l. y. IL on r.pNtS
DAY Nov s. At O'Clock Pm, precisely for Ise,sn I
sprlv on bosrd where ell bills OF ladng VIII DC snso ano
fof passage. At the Office OF -, 40 81 =.
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON Coz Nc. 70 Soath l.S,
Sa,snnsh passengers viii be tcketed thrc9en w..0e.
further ehsrse Passengers will suffer dstentsoa st
Chsr..top IS have been inside via me
Carolina Railroad Company dispatch an extra ''ain VI
the arrival OF the steamer. - -. lid
m. iTNI0N will follow on SATURDAY, Nov.o'
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
Il TED STATES NAIL STEAMERS-The shlPs com

ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce. BALTIC Capt C0mstocA-
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built b. contract expressly 'or GOV
eminent Every has been taken IN tneir con
structiou also IN their Engines to insure strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
quaed for elegance and comfort Price OF passage nom
NewYork Liverpool in hrstcass cabin, Slo IN scend
DO $40; exclusive of state rooms spoi from
Liverpool TO Newly ORR, $50 aud 10 An expersneedslr-
geon sttsced each shin No berth secured Until paid tor
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T 8 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

~ . For NEW-ORLEANs va HAvANA-rhe splen-
ddste amship EMPIRE CITY, Helry WIndle Commander,
viii sail from the pier the foot Of WarTenst " H. on
FRIDAY, Nov. p AZ o'clock p. ", precisely
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oaLEASs
Nsuc .irrdncezenf.
LadieS end Aftsr-Saloon Berths.
orw ard-S aloon
StccTtg -
Specie only taken freight % Havana .
Freight taken 90 NeOreans az 81 cents per cubic loot
Shippers Of freight requested 10 supply themselves
with the Corpanys bills of e6ing which may be hld on
aJphestion the Office No other form viii he signed NO
hs Of sding sgned after y O'Clock the day OF SAILING
For freight or psssage apply %
NJ O ROBERTS, No. IL weet-st. cor Warren "
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

OF the York hereby all
persons JOHN READ late OF the CITY OF NV
York dccea,ed peen the With vouchers thereof the
sohcrher his residence in ll,h 81 Hsfleu VI the
cry York boc the twenty h day Of February neat
Dated, New York, the 18th dly Of August ls6a.
aus lswdmWs WILLIAM READ. ADMINISTRATOR.
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-m-

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.-m-
~ surauoe Buildings, corner of Wall and Wilham-sts;
Office Nos 10 and II, ground floor.
This Company, having their Capital OF $4,000 paid IN,
in cash. and securely invested prepared 10 insure against
loss and damage BY fire on favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that alter paying
interest the stockholders at the rate OF per cent per an
our-6ihs OF the remaining profits TO he divided
among the assurcd in scrip bearing interest winch cnp Is
10 be edeenahe in cash whenever accumulated profits
and capital shall amount TO slO0VO
TRUSTEES:
los Gailard Jr, John A. Stephens, : = Howland,
Jss nj Waterbury James Warren, Stephen Whitney,
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan IS feaIlng,
Ceors. It Adee NJ w Hamilton VIM II Russell,
ID : Kennedy Denning Du-r, Aug c. Downing
John J. AstoT, Jr, John Steward, Jr, O. b. Lamar, .
Fred. A. Delsno, Robert X. Mnturn W m II Aspinwall
James { Bell Reuben Withers, VIM II. Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Edward G. Center Chas II. Russell,
Fred G. Foster Josiah Oakes Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hall, Robert ;. Hone; 1900
ROBERT :. HONE, President
DUNCAN Y. CURRY, Secretary.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT LIN
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP

saloon after Staieroos go Saloon amer - gins
udshiP - % midshP -
forward - % - bESEo ID -
Iueluding Stswsrt'stees -
THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS
limited number OF thirdas passengers vii Be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in provisions
From PhIsdslphs 50 From Liverpool. o ruiness
CertEcaies OF Tssage vii be issued here 10 parties rso
deGTous OF bringing out ther ends a. corresponding
rates
freight CO per TIN; coarse goods hardware ke VIII b
An srnrriencsd SURGEON win Be carried on each ship.
snl al drafts drawn stasht on England and Ireland
rnoW AZ RifHARpS0N No. Al E1chsnse-pace ~ Y,
and No. Wsna,st, Philsdelphis
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co, Liverpool
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Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,

L OCEAN HOUSE. Long Brpneh,l PORT WASH
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK, Md
5i,,oV,pl snd RED BANK-The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II. Haggsr will leave
the New Haven Pier, Pecksip, East River, a. follows:
yRoN sEw-YoRK FROM SHREWSBURY
Tuesdav Nov , IA NJ Monday, Nov. /, "A. NJ
Wednesdsy Nov 3 "a NJ Tuesday Nov. ;, l0i A. VI
Tbursdsy Nov T. gAM "Wednesday, Noy.3lli 4. VI.
FRIDAY nov TO- NJ Thursday, Nov. I, l2I P. VI.
ss,nrdav Nov d. Up Friday Nov 3 II IN.
Tuesday, Nov. Up NJ Monday, Nov g. r ~
Thursday Nov IL, g A VI "Wednesday, NOV 10, Arm
Saturday, Nov. 10, 8 A. NJ. Fndly, Noy.lI A. NJ
Tue,day Nov Id. 3 A. NJ Monday, Nov. -, - A. NJ
Tbe s,sges for Squarn viii run N with boat
s,re 10 convey passengers 10 all parts the country All
persons forbid trusting the above boat oa the account oil
Tic owners.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

III MAN. GRINNELL Co, No % SOuthst, New
York sole aud only authorized Agents 0r the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES Of PACKET SHIPS.
LyERPoOL PACKETS sal 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and zlst OF every mouth. alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL. LONDON.
CONSTITU TON. SIR r PEEL,
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRtNNELL,
QUEEN OF TIE WEST. INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE. AMERICAS CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIS. PRINCE ALBERT
ASHBI RTON YORKTOWN,
NFW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing to send for their friends rnd DESTROYS Of
bringing them ont by auy the above magnificent ships
iniorrned fbet Nrssrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co. are
the only Agents for the above ships IN thss city; 49,
They also issue Drafts from aud upward when are
navabIe Al ht IN any through Ireland and Great
britain BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co,
No SO south-st y. Y, and Regent sroad, Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Packets leave NewYoTk 6tfand &st Oh each
month ~,
London Pockets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
DAY
For pas &c apply as above.
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feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-
gate cf me CoaHty Of Nc~ yort eve. 10 al
rerso,. JOHN TAYLOR 6s tAs ca,
OF York a 3D. present he With voachs
tie subscriber. her hnase No Reuvei the Cay Il Ncv
Nok on OF heore s9th DAY o. April Dated rosA
the Nineteenth day ci October. iSsl
osnis~smws LAyENIA A TAYLOR. Ainam.,rsnl
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STEAMBOATS, an6 railroads.
LANCE orUOVR-FALL RIVER LINE
EOR NEWPORT and FORT HAMILTON

il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Murray-st Pier,
daily at r NJ. Returning, leaves heypor at A. NJ,
(Sundays "yceptedD ~ -
Mrrny-st Pier at A. Sundays aud Mondays eNcepted)
Returning leaves keyport, daily, Saturdays aud Sundays
exceptedO nc 2 I. NJ
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NEW.IERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW.

MIMI JERSEY RAlLROAD.--NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. 5. MAIL
FNPRFSS LINES-Through IN y hours-New Jersey
RAILROAD via Jersey City, leaving Newfork At and
A NJ and 81 T. ~, from foot OF Courtlindtst L,ayes
PHILADELPHIA same hours foot vi Walnutst Fare reduced
10 SO for frstclsss and - 50 for second cass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON aud CHARLESTON
trouz tic Ges sold in the above lines and through na9,ge
carried in the 81 p NJ lines from NswYork With through
Conductors Passengers with la thc terry ID n
ut.s before the trains leave.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Color

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Co-For
~ BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON.-The United States
Mail Steamship WASHINGTON r. VI. Fitch Commander
viii leave for Bremen touching AZ southampton 10 land
the mails for England and France. SATURDAY, Nov g.
Of u O'Clock, NJ. from pier No ), North River.
Prce Of passage from NewYork 70 Southampton or Bre
First cebin. main saloon
calm. SOOu
Second c-h,n. 90
All letters must pass through the POst-Otice.
Spt Gle delivered in Hayre and London
For pessage or freight, apply TO
MOLLRR SAND \ RlEkA Agents, No. 2j SOuthst
The steamship hermann viii succeed the Washington
on the ith December.
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Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRAN

Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRAN
II CISCO, via ASPINWALL and PANAMA-1hrough
Tickets atRodrced RateSThc and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA. l. $40 tuns burden, j. Dayton Wilson,
Commander will leave for AsDinHal direct on THURS
DAY Nov. t. at o'clock, 7. NJ from Pier NO ., NORTH
River oprecting at Panama with the End splendid
double engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 2rSo
tuDs burd, Robert w Foster Commander which steamer
will be readiness receive the by the Sierra
New ada, and sail Immediately for San Francisco
These unsurpassed for speed ventilation and
accommodation and offer superior advantages for families
going 10 California First and second CABIN Passengers
provided with State Rooms both ships, and dine at the
same fable Part the Steege Of the City Of Pittsburgh
is allotted females Passengers landed at the Panama
Railroad Depot Aspnwe For freight passage, apply
10 J. HOWARD son, Agents,
No 81 Broadway, and No. % West-st.
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HAIIFAy STEAMER. for HALIFAX,

HALIFAX STEAMER, FOR HALlFAA,
Il NOVA-SCOTIA-The new sud splendid Steamship
SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly for ths line, and
furnished in eegan style for the accommodation OF pi-
gors wall leave the erd of Long Wharf Boston, for Halt
fax every SATURDAY at o'clock p NJ and leave Hail.
fax for Boston every TUESDAY, ~ O'Clock Pm Fare
First Cabin, including meals $40 Flre-S1cond Cabin.
without meals - For freight passage apply 10 CLAIM,
JONES Co.. Boston ;.E. WIRE Co, Halifax; or the
CAPTAIN on board.-Bost0l, July 81, 1882.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGON-The Glasgow and Now-York Sisanlsmp
Colnrany's powerful new steamship GLASGOW, Lso
uns and 400 horse power Robert CTaiz C9mmander VIII
sail from NewYork for Glasgow on SAIURDAf zoth NOV
and on SATURDAY, 18th Janussy, at l. O'Clock, noon
First Cabin. (Ssloon State ROomsl. .-..........So
First Cabin, (Midship State Roons)............. -
Steward fee included.
Apply to j. Nc SlMON No. % bro"i"ay
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IN pURSUANCE of AM order of the Surro

gate Of the Coury Ne~yosk % hereby al
rersus ns clans against ELIZA w JONES late o( the CITY
NV Yok dcescd the With voa'Aers tAorcot
the shcrcr her pace Of business the Me o. West
Gcver Wasi ia h- C,y OF New York kefws the
rs, "a, lors the Oytsher lssi
90 iaw6mw ELIZA l. VAN NfECk. AdnauassrzssiN
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP


u COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through L. :. Mail Line
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON via Aspin'gsli and Pam
a.na-The splendid new and doub,e-engne U. 5. Mail
Steamship GEORGIA. 500 tuns, d. ID. Porter, L. ;.
". Commander, Will sail FRIDAY, Nov. ), at
O'Clock p NJ precisely from pier At foot of Warrenst,
North River Tie Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanys mag
nicent Steamer PANAMA VII be In readiness AZ Panama
20 receive the Georgas mails and passengers. and SAIL me
daely for San Francisco No efforts VIII be spared by the
two Companies put their passengers through with eNpe
dition aud comfort.
RATES or FARE To AsPfNWALL.
Ladies Saloon State Oori.
Lower AT and Forw ard Saloon, IS
second tauth Staldces -
Steflage %
Passengers viii be landed the railroad wharf Aspn
wall, free Transit Of the lhnus . tho passengers
pense Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mail Steamers from have preference OF
COMMUNICATION on board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama 10 Sau francisco the
favorable terms. For freight passage apply to
CHARLES a. WHITNEY, at the Office of the Co.'S,
No III West-st, corner of Warren, y. Y
N.B-Shppers requested TO supply themselves with
the Companys bills Of adng which viii be signed ~ the
Office between the hours OF 10 and O'Clock the day Of
sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE.-Dr.
i u TRAIL receives patients the eemmodsas City
Estabh.hment No IS tsshtst- treeently ealarsed BY
new bainsl special department tor the McsnHnleA
&c- is under the charge Of DIS. TRAIL and HOSFORD
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE.
OSOUrH ORANGE MANIFESTATIONS to this
Institution take the Morris aud Essex Railroad a. the oot
OF Courtiandtst. al 3i and ~ NJ. and and 7. N.
Returning. leave WaferCure Station az and 81 A. NJ.
and South Orange at 81 and 81 Pm