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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

ALERT n NicoLaY Aaction@ef
GREAT AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
~ " 32J ii
DEslRABLL BUILDIND LUI5 ND
WHARF PROPERTY, AT EAST NJ WARK,


On The Tassaic River opposite the City Of Newark sucton
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
VIII sell on WEDNESDAY. Oct n 1883, tt II ocook, NJ
or THE GROUND
s5 desrs Building Wharf Property located at EAST
NEWARK There 2toO ard will be sold With the
privilege sdouiug lots Of the size
T properly presents mrobnts nanfaotur
srs mechanics orkinsen either private residences ba
purposes well safe and Proht'be ove 'n'b@inE d.
recy opposite large and douhn CITY Of Newark which
ars o,e q eco inhabitants Newark " tie pleasant
e ia tie Union largest the Stae Of New Jersey AID
IL rapid growth and improvements Is yarog.
aud extensive in which h r'althe eniepr'e
Of m inLe al, sn;s beautiful and healthy location.
These part Of The properly located the east bank Of
the Pss.sc River tbeng the side 70 Newfos and
sees the and healthy lo aou Of which
surpassed in beautyegher with the benefit Of good
uarle busnes locality and immediate proximity 20 churches OF
all denominations and good schools The os lie On either SIDE OF
tie Railroad which has depot in the Of this
properly every half hour sad enables
EewYoTk in about twenty minoes At Communication
per Stages fcn minutes during the dag
en- nE Jersey Citysso steamboats, from NewYOrt.
fare ~ respectively which renders this place easy
Of a eau be desired.
There also water adjoining belonging this Proper
IL where sailing vessels constantly passing and
re.pasng md w5h for wharf pu rpos-s surpassed
Tie streets all wide and regularly laid along the bore'of
which have been planted and about many
viii planted during the spring The
of this property rapidly improving such
as respect desirable for building business
poses Nearly sold during the past
yste sse believed that there place in vicinity Il
York heh affords many eens TO business men, man
and others capitalists for investmeut From the
lorre have been already sold the contemplated
u and the Railroad Interests
which in this property confidently expected tai these
lots will be the sie Of a thriving city.
TERMS which will be very III be made known the dsy
Of sale TITLE lNDlSPUTABLE
FREE EXCURSIONS will be made by the y. }. RGl DAD
MONDAY and TUESDAY October p aud Is 10 A. and 81
O'clock each dav for the purpose Of giving all des
purchasing portion Of this opportunity Of
viewing II before the sale.
For Ihofraphe Maps FREE TICKETS and full particulars
srrlv 10 the Auctioucer. SO 20 Wallst
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Professional Notltss.

IlFRICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
A-GRFAV ERITAfN-Uulef tl- iA~s ihs cot a-s 70
rth redr crd Cs,est, opo.s have h-a osh &c y. =.
tb Great Poti-ola fr4 cl' ff siN lil1i1s fi'-
T. III srrcsufs rt-lis e ii befs mo cap -
IT,. re- fs,ert competed CTr1'r- can - - fa
r.ces~,r, ~ "a az ca h.1 = 1f N 90 pr
reedn lie three -F-r 70 r-r y - ~ Pay
e. BE- 20 eref o. those nrrccs
- Lcll Il a. nt--ANt' rr --- ~ frit7l W
sge n e. fttttr q ttc do = - or1-
Al SIIA -ble E-sT ;es Pai-s properly a--i Il
laws u ate u cl-cd
Euope drec eorrespo ndslee Eth III O-ee he1ce
s4orffd fsteaiee uOi stacE"isr
srsef catons oihfr aal liert a ias
,-...S - j p PTRsSON ~ WAl-st
DRSM ELLIOTT informs bis patients thlt aiIer
~ sgt rs otcs hours for TIE yre,e Of "a
A. Su1s-ry ~ Be rla % 0cock L1-4A " ~ 49,
Frtsss only. No az hro-i~sy
NOTICF-Dr. +. BELDEN has resumed DIS pro
~ faiou CITY No tIet Jlues- Giving pc :. -'e
e 20 pftsss iae LurEs Co1sg .-d Dsascs u
OF &c hours frur lc % P N
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fartns ., - - a..
sfss. Re reAines paeenfcu All psrts o. ne
.oortr. Fa Sqas Zine n coaactin With tbs s>
of the
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1853.

pITTsToN COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
prepared fsrush superior w1s AL Pn.tou Coal 81
al clean and order suitable FOR sspgnx s1c
couesc pa-posez rem rs Ta-3 n thus CIV WAnA
bsrh Esl broekyn Tks Company. ess zsh snAels
give soos tpatsk leading New York Port b~en
Pueu sttsntu pEsn he delivery Of Coal fE ee Eur
posta Apply q The ofes Of Bro.d=ss HnS Wsl-t
pEA COAL-The Pennsy lvsnia Coal Company have
Pes Goa for sale Also Of Caesta-t Coal Ia
sut-e q, tser ofc. BrosSwaY ,af Walls
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G Gal.

I ACKAWANNA COAL-Furnsee ant steamer
s.- ~ tac D-lsEsre and da1so1 C-asl
- ~ Erl - d9 per sE@z Gan. = ha1ae-' 81 -
f. sid,d NswYosk Apfly zf he Ohcs o. 1s e-f'
No "a Walisi- NtU-icFk
! AY N YOUR COAL-We are prepared 70 supply
l. hs bs s14lf.s q R3 and White A. C0-A - arg -
l. rrrael IL l5~s~t z-ts. sfe- -
49, ho1tsi NeiE1t 49, - - - 49,.
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legal Noiites.

ALL PERSONS holding claims against BENJAMIN
n WOOSTER Grasriy uoesr DONG sssise a No = A,snas
ss c Ne. woos ri vi osS, r 10 Dsss re-
them .s r. Day T. Ss. ssss% !.
a. si, oaies 70 10 wsrrsnf sty before tiss
they vii nos Be- received psd SsT fSrs oet 4, lssA
i2sf y y i aYbs Dsa 5;ais' wes.r
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
~, sIsi.' WILLIAM A. PEsfL sfts Cay q
1,s s % :s n. No. cb. W.. % c q =
lorE before The ,s day Of Essr9sy
jas isvsms. .-
INPLRsUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
c'sy q SI9,o sf'5 s Is, s' c
ss's:;'@ 20 g.. 81 81 c eta " Dss ~.
No q wsl city Of New fo,k oe Or before as .ead
say e A rs a'i'O n1Rlai aEas2
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surogateO Of the
cosnfy q SeYok nosie . breby yeu Al Der'oas sesss
cans "a rss jonathan b. ~ LLRH re Of the Cly Of New
a re '.sf ss a % be- Es' 10
ysfJssasTJ 2, az sfJy'
i'1' ;Sss H.sS 4sdSs t':''
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
coguty Of SswYofk notice asrssy exc 81 ct, cf
s.Ys ss':,4 .'';sSI A WIFE, ;.s .' u a. t z
YORK o. Or belize dsy II FsbFsar xSy
IL faf,ss 5s' Of july i EIseu.or as.s...
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
csf, 81 e- YORK noss sersby oven % 4. 2-oes .svias
= THICK RILEY, e Of tie Csy o. Ss~-York, 10
s.S n ressr wib sosehfs reo 20 the Ben,
- Fanes Clmore No III si1cesr IN shs CITY VI fsg
Yeri es az sfoTs the "a dAy q Jsnss ss.t Dea ssvfs.
-. 81 iss FRANCIS GILMORE,
S-- JOHN KELLY, Esscs<snL
i.zslsuenss, JOHN AeBARROS, }
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ghe Surrogate Of The
Ycrk hereby al pssoas having
JOHN NOBLE e oftss csy q ss~Ysrk es2<s-
- es,s'se 2 ys,ss re 80 .osss. = o.
berc the sco1i o. November ne1fDed Ns fos No
zs,t dsy ofAprI, it5s JOHN BCRRELL Jr, Esee-sef.
- Ies1nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

kCssTLL W NEsrCOrr Alc-.Jt crl
DICH and ELEGANT ROSEWOOD and MA
IL HOGANY Rot SEHOLD - RSlI RE--i w N1slS ott
Vii Saturday MOANING. 10 o'clock s-iY az tns
sut "a nrc contained house in 3-tav. doors from ~
CONSISTING Of splendid safe rosewood Ft-los frul.us Nsd5a
t.eks IN crimson hocsfele French ltT Glasses rcly
carved Roswood Center ard Pier Fables Fos,wood eo i1ea
rfcrtca Et1sere. velvet and thresPy Ol1s
nsre top Mic CABINETS ami sscofArss laAd Pss ia9es
rchv ffe6racd CiJsks
ufre en- srte velvet and haT ch AE hairs Ia aE0ae-
hair rich ACE Car ais and 'rlae1is VIA -l5 81
rsaha collection artistic Pnrss WORTHY o. SPECIAL a. eaoa
Also slwood f.lo fste, os-ave sol4 I'd
CHANBFR FURITURE-R a-swoot sni na11stnv ts.-il%
"a spa nalos.nv u,rb Top al Wastiui. -ea
T,et So oval rt Mtrcr Sois dam 81 unses so 81
>dc fsbs Lhr.ry Bookcase R,cSers All tonre thfS
suptliol l.s Nafressc ard Pa-s Festh o-d 5Q-- al
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Clothing.

VLOTH WAREHOUSE
\ WILSON q. HUNT Co.
Nee wisus Madeu-ans importers and JOB
ber Of only rth Ssns
cupee stock Of Cloths CsssImeres Neslnp Over Cs-0n,,
Tweees TmmuE, &c which they invite the .ttener
OF eIehs1t talos and cturer Of clothing
CLOTHING! CLOTHING CLOTHING :
- CONWAY No loa Nassau e. aa' an aneue stock Of F'
ard Clothng Wholesale ami et The aud yis
couTe''ion Remember CONWAY, No 100 Naaasi Lar
Arr. Acw-Nork
NEWNORK EMPORIUM OF FASHION, No. 81
~ Csps. p,Ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of al le latest Imported
sri. ,l. - much the usuAl priee Patterns Of Dfs@
Bs,cues aud Bodies the fsn with secry And ec'
-.
Cutting taught in few minutes by the oAJ per-
feet ana premium system
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Albert Il NIooLAY, Auctioneer
" IS 81
LARGE VILLA SITES SITUATED IN
HAMILTON GROVE, AT FORT HAMILTON,

LARGE VILLA SllES siIlAlED
HAMILTON GROVE, AT FORT HAMILTON
Containing from ONE THREE ACRES each handsomely shaded
Forest Ttecs
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
VIII eel at Auction on TUESDAY Oct D. ls55 al II O'Clock NJ
on THE GROUND.
s. large villa Sites containing from 20 acres e'eh bean
fly wooded having extensive view Of The
Ocean NewJeIy, Staten lslsnd New-foTs Bay New
Utrecht Bath OrsVesend AID sh whole s1oaa3s
country.
This property adjoining the 500 Po sod auction and private
sale within months aud several buildings in
ofe4eeion large number under contract to be commenced
short time
The distance only ue from Hamilton Ferry and accessible
ty steamboats, the year The contemplated Rail
road Will directly through his property.
sEVENTY-FlVE PER CENT CAN REMAIN on MORT
GAGE.
ABSTRACT Of TITLE furnished TO purchasers free Of expense
FREE TlChETs by steamboats, snd also MFs and fur
ther particulars furnished by application 10 BARKER and
c. SANDERS, No NlEsausi-
(a9 ALBERT NlCOLAY. Aueiioneer. No % W.l!-E
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OCEAN Steamers, &e.

FOREIGN EXPRESS.-EDWARDS, SANFORD
CO respectfully I1soz,e that they prepared 20 s1Tsrd
kSy-esc sFtisi AID P,ekagss o Nsfo-k % LINEkSO9e
LcSDON i-G al pc-a q ENGLAND, IRELAND and .COr-
LAND twice week 70 HAvRE PARIS BREMEN HAMSURG,
FRANAfOkT and Al para Of the EUROPEAN CoSfLSESe,
s1ee Ttef To MELBOURNE. PORT PHILIP. SYDNEY.
lS AZ sLs o. AUSTRALIA. VAN DiEAANS LAND AID NJ"
ZEALAD y every vessc hence Eag,Rae for those
ysess s1a q CANTON. HOSG-KOSG SHASGHAE. CAL
Ct TIA MADRAS BOMBAY AID S-ae parts Of The EAST IND
IFS 40 GINA once weskA OGe Ma u Br9aasay
II : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY - The
~ Teslsei7 UNIFIED STATES wi. be dspafch-t ~ this
CcGFrny 81 HAVANA ard NEW-OALEANS On THURSDAY,
Oct q = N fToz Wa--erst Pilr
fTtifhi F New oesns vii se received :; 90 per oos
Specie Oily takea freight 70 Hsvara
ioT apply cce Of tie COMPANY Ne IT West
@ ~ q
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the line Cfthe
NFW-YOnK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD,
The ptp ofwLch this Property. AID when completed
viii within twenty minutes ride Of the CITY Of Neevf The
Ne~or ~ Fshug SiAgs that and frOn Wiam,bursh
e Nse every half hoyI daring the eAy AZ TIC Fashss
ra NcvYork and within Of this osal;i'a
p,r, Is. streets all been Surveyed aad Graded th-
bt manner tie Owue whose expense 40 ia' Fak All
t snus stoui low beng oEna1eaies I'D 70
l. corp lctsd by next SFrins
IT, I,us. " h have examined M 2esTalle Properly shs
10 testify 20 is 81. without exception tie best i'e-a Gad
e ,dvntssss ihln sny other Property o-ered a
d. ~ A.. NN.lrk T.ese LIE 20 b. th- balance
r usd Of sec recently Saed a. A-ei.oa lie 81 having
beex houAt ty frt purchaser VIE Intend Improve them
immediately.
Tsous wish 10 Wait ground fer the purpose Of veFas ne
Lot, prior 10 he Se will gratis wiki Fke for ether
stesa boats e Ssse Aoersphs Maps wa fa particular
or spplca.ioa to Barker ELLIOTT No - NAssaus- C.
SANDERS, No Nss.1ast
,ssn ALERT H. NICoLAY. Ausiioassr. No a. waist
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rI,HE NEwY0RK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

ATLANTIC. Capt. West PAtIFICl tapt Nys
ARCTIC, Capt Luce bALilt, capt Ooinstoch
ADRIATIC.
Te srs have tu contract expressly for Government
ther construction a. also IN
Tel Fuses 10 insure strength and speed and their scconmots
t.ts r LA1suse uucqua3 for elegance and comfort Pce
OF ras,se fan Liverpool .stclss cabin Sls In
second Do exclusive OF STATE rooms SSo ifona
Iverrooi "a New fA An experienced surgeon a.
aeheS 10 eech hip No bort. secured until PAD OK
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October Arrangement. .
sJpkNy and FW-YoRK INLAND ROUTE

n RAILRoAD-Three Daily rrainsOns Accommodation f'sn
al NJ and daily Express Trains ats " and !" r ~
connecting Albany with Central Line q haro,d Vs. se
with res North springs Whitehall ane honrea
Ihe trains Western and Hudson and Berkshire @
roads al Corners for Lebanon sp On,nd Aet
Monday Oct the depot corner OF Whte Elm AUG
through tickets be procured and osgse
checked for Albany seheSsetady UTICA syracuse h0cA''i M
PSngs also received and BOwery and 18th at and
The above trains and receive passengers only At croO0
Falls and Chatham -Four Corners.
All OTHER trains will leave City Hall Station corner Of rFyonro-
oct q isss " sLOAT, Superintendent.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-Passenger
DFCI'TAR NAH IINE. for BOSTON. PROVE

IL DENCE NEW BEDFORD. AID TAUNTON lalaat Route
shoe; change Of detention. eAyng he Eastern h.
The VANDERBILT Capt. Joel stone an CoNNo
DORE CAt Jehn Bowlk IN connection wh the S-onagto1 n<
and Boston and rrovnee Railroad Leaving New ora
SUNDAYS Pier No. v R. hs wharf aeoys
Battery place O'clock " and Stansoa Al o'clock ~ OF
Of the Nal iEAn which leaves Bos0n 7 NJ
or Strength sasty speed oomtoF
The ofceFs .sienced and attentive.
The h osher Being
shorter direct the trip pleasantly snd -Naas
perform while always reaching their oes
n.on .dvrnc- hose ~ either ofthe other rOuf--
The COMMODORE. from New fors-Nondsy "Wednesday and
Friday Frum >orin TUESDAY THURSDAY and saturday
The c VANDEkBtLr from NewNcrl STAY, fhurstsy ana
Saturday. From Storngronhonczv "Wednesday and Friday
B.-Psscrgers arriving Sfoningon proceed innedsteJ
steamboat Providence. Bcor rsrnon and New Bed
lord from S:onrgfcn a. 7 4. NJ
b.sase Ms;e the AID TAN tsFeasa each
p.se berths sppeaou Be made
Pier No = ~ r. she oaies No. 10 BAftery pace
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STEAMBOATS, anA Railrua0s.

NOTICE-Change Of Hour-On and after MON.
~ DAY De- - the boats Of The FALL RIVER LINE Ill leave
NexYeTk 4o'eioek, esins hour earlier iaan he esoe
". BORDEN Azeat
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD-Psssenger
~ Tr.irs leave pter foot OF DuzreS,- oscws;
DAY EXPRESS a s A NJ sos DazkEksad Su1alo.
MAIL 8, g. Il NJ for DgRkrk AID Ba7ao AID nieFue1ilta
r.ouG Passengers y this aa VII remain over sss any "a
AID poccea tie rext cr,las
ACCOaMODATIOS u 81 P. NJ for Delaware ana al later
Eed-a.c EG.ienA ,-..,
WAY as g p fer Delaware and AL n.eEeti.;e sAt.ons
NIGHT EMPRESS a. 5 z. NJ for Dgakirk kad S1aalo.
FnfGEANTG NJ Cor D1nkEk and Al ntersdsie ssAao1s
On Sundays only express IAia ats T..
Ths e4pssss trans Dunkk A thc Lake shore ha
read for Cleveland Cncnns CHICAGO &c- and b41AS va
f splendid for Cleveland Ssndass Ioedo DesIo"
AID Chiessa CHARLES AIN0r Superintendent
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NEW.iORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE via Nc ARAGUAIhe Accessory Transit COMPANY Of
ktcsrsEa Prcrtors Through tdance o. the Nal Ouy Line
Evs hIo.ss lteke tseaeirf n. I.hrs Cos.ns TIE se
poutle kr-nc stetrshp PNOMETHEtS 400 tuns ourfer
VII !esye rex Pier 20 R. 0coek NJ precisely 'or
SAN JUAN DkL AORTE. SAll RDAf Nov ) connecting
VIII tie E1s fscr..e Efezhp COhI Is o o1rtc1-
tie NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE having bat twelve
ues 81 A1e 1spoEaicu Tke Unsurpassed n taer
veltsen sn5 o2atols Fox nforcn passage apply
oEly to CHARLES MORGAN Assut No S Bowling Green
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE for CALIFOR-
- NlA--REDICIIOS PRICE o. PA>SAGE-Unired states
Nal setzshp Cozr.n7 ccrnecing z:h he Ps-fc Nil seam
ship carrying the U1i.eG States MAJ tos Casraa
AID Ore sol va AEpirN al Int PsrG1A
The 1iet Nail Steamship Co1111T Intend % dpatcn Tor
Asruwail CT SATURDAY Nov AZ ce!eck P. NJ, pier
Of W4IIels, tie f1t s4i.az ILLINOIS Capt Il J.
AZ Nth the P-ciic Nal eilsap
C.nTans stssnaer JOHN L STEPHENS CApt r. l. Persoa
Tbfoush Cssfsru By these sv0te steamers
IL rurcfas. 81 = veTv 'oW pTce-.
I. sn.t he .1us he pens Of the pAsenssr
IN rsrsd ard to- facilities for crossing the ishnas
such h nnd any other route 10 Catos For
psssge srry c WHITNEY, the once No ~ We-t-t,
ro--e-o fk .
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NEW-Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, yis

~ EW-1Uhk and FfIIitUEIlI TIN LIItIt = - ~.
~ NEW JERSEY -RAILRoAD--U. ). MAIL an9 EXPRESS
IINFS-Thoaa -Four HOurgLsaye Now York foot oi COgr
Isndis, and A NJ and md Leave ave, Phd,'
ot of Wainut ~ 50 for secondclss In the A. ~
nom Ne Yo I! " from Philadelphia rhroash Sex
~. aid and krOus baggage carried r baltimore
Norot and Charleston the md AID v tna
certain With extra trains Dead
time Paeuse baggage the ferry Is minutes before the
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ITSTPNITN CTIPPFR LINE THO A / ship

Stewards fee incuded
Appyto } >tNo' ~" ~ nfoN'Ny'
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of New-York and
Liverpool P.cte. Tbs line viii be composed Of the iouo~
ns nes snd splendid shTs ys
fATTOT 600 taDs BURDEN Captain y II Truman
r. CLAY .i 80 tlns birdsn.... Captain DishC sslkinA
WFBSTFR .... q eco tuus hu r,en ...... -
ORTF NJ .....1 60 tuf- burden. Captain 6eoTss HUI
vessels have been recently built and are he largest and
z-osf .uhs,snfisl IN the trade ...
Itev are eoua,nrnded By Of experience ard sby Ih,
very superior snd every eNert~n vii be
as promote the cou OF passengers and tns convenience o.
thiprers For y, shf pes-sgs sQpivto
F' sPOFFORD IILESfON 90, No - Broadway.
Arens LivcFpoolT GRMsHAW Co. No 10 Goree Piifss
VHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
hail FROM NEw-FORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Psnsg-
..st'''''. ~
Second Cshs Ps.tse... ''''-''''''
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and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

~ New SUMNER ARRANGEMENr-July IS 1855
IsAss TsON NEWlOsK-For New Accommodation q
sna II - A ?. NJ train = Expressed
70 Greenwich Express az A NJ and p NJ fhes A raa
ToFs stan ford AM BRIDGEPORT the at stanford NorUsf
,ae Bridgeport; re p. NJ II Nsrwak ant Bridgeport
For Port Chester Ard NorwAk AccoEnoiatoa sns a.
as A NJ aid Sis II foE Nogwa and At l aud alof ~ Tor
Port Chestc..
~ BosroS Hartford spassed worcesssrEKpesG a.
"A. N. r. 81 The A " Hartford Railroad = Men.
den Berlin and MdesSWH Hartford sad SPnnssed TheSf
ii. a. Hartford Ooly -
Fol Connecticut River and Vermont aAilrc~d-EsPress A
ior White Noun ans and Montreal
Accommodation Of the Ne~Hsven, Hartford aud
sprnFfs I'd Railroad n 81 A NJ and ) ?. ".
Canal Raroad-At 10 NJ Accommodation 10 New
Haven. 49,. =,
For New. Haven New London Rsrosd-AtsA 20 Nor.
cb stonnston and Providence and z London ony
tor Housafone and Naagatuek KArosdAt M and T. NJ
Express Bridgeport
For Danbary and Norsk az and se
NJ an { =. ". Express.
TRATvs TO YoRE-From New Accommodation a.
6C5 50 and ass A NJ and p NJ Express a. 10 aud 9o T. n
From Norwak Port CAeserSpecA Acc1mmodaiioo ttAs
srom NorwA IS and lo A. ~ from Port Chester al $50 a n
and4P.M. ~. 81, II,
See large BIZ Of Advertisement Il the station Hoses And principal
H.. GEO. w WITS TIER it, SupI
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HUUSON KINEk KAILhUAU.-fhH httauge-
men,Trsirs leave Chambers st. daily for Albany and Troy
AID Albany and Iroy-Oa AID After AOSOAi'
Oct. g. 1850 the Trains will run a. iulows; . ~ a,
Exprss ", through hours connecting With North
Ell and Wesfeln Trsius
Msii Train A. M-Throush Way Trains 70 " and T "
TApr- Train I T. M-AccolGniOdasion Train At 20 T. u
For Tarytowu Al II 2. NJ ,.,.o q,
Eor peahssrpe Trains al VI aud 40 W
from Chan and Way Freight sad Passenger Train at NJ
for 3.st.
For peesssll AZ 10 A. VI. AS P. VI and P. NJ go
The Tarryto~n Peeks and PoushkeePe Trains stop rs the
taken At Chamber Canal Christopher 18th and Sstss
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS at r N from CAnslst for Albany,
stopping at al Way stations ,.D nm MOE, ,...,...
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
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ARTICLES OF ASS ocIATlON
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EM itknown tha,we .beisnhscrihers do herehx ND associate ourselves aa a body, polite and corporate pursuant to the l4th chapter of the statute enttleds An Act concerning communi. ties and corporations, and pursuant 10 the Acts in addition thereto, and the following are ori articles ot association and agreement: tff
 Article lst. The name of suid cuFforation shall be- the AAIEs IRON CoMPAsys aAN*i bif ttya4Aa 2d, The capital stock ofyssaia e0rpdratian sha De aSG HpaSrsd which
 Twenty Five Dolinrs each share. .r N Art. Sd. The purpose for which said scospoyas ton is established is 10 make, buy, sell and dehl m locomotive fire cranks and axles tender afid ear ax les. shafiha of all kinds, bar iros, sieanis boat and machinery forsings and tools. aud f0 mannfactpre iEon in llifs various departments 1; and also to buy, sell ard dea in eonds.swafss and merchandise and all such. propefty and estate as may be necessary or adyantageous in the prosecution of the business bofore named
 Art 4th. The statute laws of the State of Con. necticut relating to joint stock corporations are hereby particularly referred to and made part of these articles of association md said cofp0. ration is organized and established under said lave and shall conform to the requifements of
 Art. 5th Each s1bscriber 10 these articles agrees totakel the number ofsshares df tke, csp- ital stock Of said c0rpofaiiOn sanHexedgt 10 his name, each share to he Twenty-F Five lOllnrsi as aforesaid, and to De paid byjnstalneasa as the DirectOr8 snali call m me entne.s IF sa , z
 Art, 9th. The name of said eorp0fati0n shaIi no, be used 10 endorse any note. draft. cheek or bill of exchaneeairl which sdid company have not direct imefesteasata
 sArf.g7lhe Said coEpoTaionDis established and located at K Ills Village < tinIthe county ef Lteh1 field and State of CeppeelicHL g.Ss Z <. Dated af FaIls Village, let September, lSs3s { M rHoratio Ames, s fss. IS 6Nl shaFes. @ \. ,s Eben T. Holcomb, 200 ~. \ s ag,ia sSSSs SS fFFHi0jRATiOAMEs, Psssiasat eT
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