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From the Virginia sen,inel.
Duty Of the DcmocracY.

We havs been absent a few days, making the neces-
nAxy domestic arrangements for perma location
here The friend who kindly and ably filled our place
in oar abeeAes exPreesed his views length in
regard u The New York difficulties Having said ~
much we designed on the question, do not intend
10 necessary, TO enter upon it again. We think,
however, our friend entirely misunderstood remark in
Broasons letter. We never understood Bronson adj
hitting thai he bad Disseminated against the sofls,
the contrary, he affirmed cordial approval OF the just
policy ct the administration, and declared that he had
sssd spon that policy II we had understood him other
w,ce, ne could have met with no sympathy from us.
we respectfully suggest that il 10 time for ell who
reaaiy friendly 10 the administration cease their cs
clee and rally cordially around it, The dsapprobation
ofnea0s TOO keenly felt need, or 10 Justify being
expseened N harsh language. be often reiterated Il
tss pou q opPonenA TO exaggerate and to dwell upon
erfofe-1nenos cannot. without soon Becoming foea We
of the wing press asaains The sdminis,ratos
with rss-sos. sympathy with tina, =, s,ilen hers
sy, whsn s every effort has been unite ali sections ~
the party 10 natagonism 10 H. II. with this noble end in
view, and sexght By policy which all justify, an error
has been msde 70 the mere MANNER does il become
fisNA 10 dwell upon their regrets OF censure' Such
NJ only anknd and unfrsndly, hut il
element Of "tadPs~dsnss" thsn coatscness il OF wit
AZ oas protsM remarked: "Ths southern democracy
should this administration lie policy eminen,y
worthy OF their support II il enhancing the honor OF
the cosntry abroad, and abong for lie peace ct homo
The administration with the great State.rxht. Amevi
parry II ~ with the Pacific railroad question
that msmnoh scheme concoccd for depicting hs trsasu
ry. and 6sfesy driving the consultation II 10 with
dsrns which busy inventors and mpudent agents are
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oow arranging. Tits with us in claiming Just obseIv
ance OF The guaranteed rights OF the several States and
digeDt promotion OF the Interests OF The south as well
as Of other sections with US on The tarid question
Ii is with US on The Cuba question It's policy enables
men to stand up everywhere with manly pride and con-
hdencs. instead of trembling apprehension and say, 81
we'll as able men The President Iabors his post with
unlirng devotion The Secretaries doing good ser
vice. Marcy's name is yet sounding 10 European cap
tails Campbell Davis, Dobbin are winning praise from
wing presses by the organization and efficiency they
are giving to their departments guthrie is watching The
public with that sleepess vigilance
ry protect them from the sharpers and comoants that
swsrm around McCelland is doing hs whole duty.
Cushing dlsting ushes himself whenever he has chance
The various auditors and heads of bureaus faithful
Shall those who brought this administration into power
their eyes the sunbeam and gaze upon nothing but
the mole that floats upon it! For one. we will not
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Distinguished Arrivals.

Hon William NJ Gwin. Of California, is at the Ma
onal Hotel.
Hon j. G. Floyd of New York, is a, the United States
Hotel. wNH#
Hon A. H Stephens. Of Georgia. is at MIS- Esterlys.
Heman J. Redied. collector, and j. r. Brodhead naval
officer OF the port Of New York. at the National
Hotel.
John Van Buren,. esq. Of New York. is also at the
National Hotel.
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10 Editors and persons having business at the scat
undersigned msking
establish city Of Washington "a National
Once for supplying edtou throughout
uopols.
They closed OF the
In Union furnish them daily reports
ocs~dns and doing. Congress- from which they will co4r
to the general reader
will embrace subject
the organ" Of
crafty Of mny
obsning
formation from the d6sren departments OF s Wash
other
government win their interests by viii,
before employing agents a. Washington
editor throughout tho Union
his reade posted all matter. Of interest anp
whIt the large dsies will 6nd Il their nd
JOHN O. BOWER,
nc MCLAUGHLIN.
Nov 6-6t fntel.)
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A Candid WhiG

The editor Of the Newbufypon Herald, rs decided a
wing paper a. 10 published in Massachusetts. does net
6 to sacrifice truth for the benefit OF temporary
party purposes. ard speaks bis honest convictions
follows:
"MR CUsHrNe--We little surprised at the in
diGuatou which the democratic coalition presses in Essex
Generosity manifest letter Of the sng ushed
Attorney General Two three of them pour walls OF
wrath upon him terrible than they have dea
forth 10 any luckless wing This oupourng Of indignation
however seems 10 be mainly confined TO Essex. Out OF
this county though the eesoil presses are, ns matter OF
awIuiy indignant, tho democr attic ounas gen.
orally treat the letter with calnness
Havsshn Banner, the Lynn Bay State, and presses
which sail under the democratic flag. This Is
sdict from hendqnarier. Il 10 the ayowed doctrine under
which Gen Pierce was nominated, under which he
wrong In It, The primary the party, its
oandidac and the people who ratified the doipgs
of that vcnion, and elected candidate the chief
maxlsuscv oi the nation equally censurable with the
Attorney General.
Nsilher any inconsistency in the letters OF
Mr., Guthrie 10 New York, and Mr. Cushing Mas.achu
sorts. The fixed policy Of Gen Perce's
this point has been rget the past but demand
have made OF person heretofore tainted free soil,
they have had satisfactory assurances either from himself
hts ssds by actions or by words that he had rcpented
Of his RreAt ain. F #f tnNHt
W6atever may be said OF the principle issue. they
who profess the of the adm
istfaton IN New York and Massachusetts greatly In
Mr. Guthrie declares fully though not quite
pkutica ely Mr. Cushing, that tainted with cc-so
be anced The difference only In the sty e
of episslss. Mr.. Gushing 10 who seldom speak
except and decidedly direct the point and
in strong language II there due is apple BILE
TO tho President quite strongly him. and doubt
that when the proper time the President will
hmssif speak ~ clearly, and assume the full response
billy" a.ss eE
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sasslas sAt -

h. careful lee, we lend ourselves 10 clique opposed TO
ihe south Let ingratiude b@ sonoded against ur lei
~ S.,a. bav with open months and hanging tongues
;as,.,,,uJs il would be 10 franklin Pierce. whose admin
40 fss aas consistent with The platform aid
down al BALTIMORE. We eau proudly point 20 our As'
hulory 10 show that The democracy OF this Union nave
ever been mere grateful than sshiggery.
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Georgia.

The legislature of the State OF Georgia assembled at
Miedgeve on Monday, the 7th inst. when Hon John
D. S,e was elected president OF the senate. and Hon.
John f. Ward as speaker OF the house. Both gentle
men are democrats Gov Cobb delivered his message on
Tuesday the sth inst, and the 10th inst Gov. John
son was inauguratod
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THE sbovs named establishment win reopened recep-
Thursday, November GATH Since the closing
June last the house has completely
improved In ventilation, warming
added requisite comfort . guests
With practical knowledge Accepting, personal
the business undsssed
public patronage 90 Literally extended heretofore.
III. A. WILLARD.
wAsnIsoror, D. c., Nov. D. 1852
Nov 4-dlm flint. and Start
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF INPRoVED PROFKkTV.-by virtue o.
trust duly recorded among the land records n
Washington the Subscribers will SELL At pubic auction
"Wednesday Tn, O'clock The premises, al
fo square beginning the the north
east Of ssd lot and running thence south along e se Of
Tenth asd
half inches twenty nHety nine
e ten and half place ~ beginning with the i'm
ovsmess consisting Of brick dwelling house and
hack building
efms cash IL the complied with within
three days. the reserv. the sht resell
expense Of The nrs' purchaser.
w. McKIM.
RICHARD N. CLARKE,
15Mst0 Trustees.
! JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov s-ssdhds Ascuoneer.
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Hon. Linn Boyd passed through Louisville on the 9Th
instant, his way TO Pennsylvania, where bis lady has
been for some weeks, on visit to her friends.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. Is. 1853.

uyM G. W. JAsss Of Cncinnal Ohio, agent
for stA-s, assisted BY Mssss H. TAoA Joas
DExT, G. M. L. WIsExAs, and A. l.. CHILps.
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgstown. ID. 9.
His institution operation. few pupils
family Terms boarding pupil. saoo per
French, music, and drawing, Nc, extra.
Day pupils from o TO to per quarter. In advance
Catalogues be had on application TO The principal
- WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Oct &-dflsuan Principal.
FANCY GOODS AT COsT-Beins about 10 close my bust
20 come md examine my stock before
composed selected articles, mostly portaons
and s,y' can OFFER bargains IGHd :; s.R Be rd anywhere
New l0-N Pennsylvsnia avenue, 10th
NATIVE WINES have jus, received from Messr. Long
50 SoIs. sparkling Ca,.wb.
% 30 ladies', or ,w,e, wine
! cask superior Catswba brandy
100 baskets pure Champagne, Importation landing
in New York, by packet South America, from Hawc
Pennsylvania. avenue, between I'm and ism s,..
Nov s-eoda agent for The above wines.
attention Of and all Others interested,
large stock Of boots and shoes
TO complete both
In style an quality. We enumsrate ~ follows
DO do W.linGtou boots, with and wi'sou, heel.
DO DO Alpine button boots, superior .rucI.
DO Do white satin and cloth CATERS
Do Do 90 ,o 10 40 ''Ses"
DO do black and brcnr. Kid slippers
DO heeied gaiters, from a 10 - so
Misses and chiidrems button CATERS TO 81 80.
Tossthsr with all other qualities Of ladies' misses snd chds
CATERS, boots. clips, Jenny Lud, and Jeaer.ons:
gentlemen patent boots es
button Fsers and how shoes Of style and quality
We would advise ali 10 give call b.sor. parcha.ins As our
selected from Union,
y. =. IN please both sSSy ~ , sSss Do forget
south side Penn. avenue, between TN streets.
Nsv li-hwSw
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escaped mention. However, .hs following left. handed
compliment supposed to make the amsnds to the
government OF tie United States
In communicating this to tho knowledge OF Europe
and Of all civilized coan,iss Che British heart considers
us as upsedD said pIenipoenaries hope prevail on
every other government and particularly which,
in sboshns the slave trade. have already manifested the
same sentiments, TO give them their support In cause
Gc., &c. 6tE tE &f &8&tE kE&##&
1t is needless 10 say that the every other government
meant simply the United States This is the only coun
Try government, which has acted consistently openly
and justly this subject OF slavery and the slave trade
To be sure, we make no noise about il, try there
for TO get a line character for philanthropy Neither
when carrying coolies from India to Trinidad nor when
killing them by the hundred on the Coromandel coasi.
nor when carrying out an Ethiopian immigration
to the English Antss, Chat is the phase) do any
OF commit themselves the open and ri.
dcaous declaration. that "they will put down slavery
before they de as Lord John Russell has done On the
contrary 60 about things OF this kind very openly and
candidly II is yet TO be understood that we were The
first 10 Try and stop the abominabc African tatc-that
we antedate 10th Brumaire year xi-iha we have never
protected old dowager in making money out Of the
transportation OF it is the settled policy OF
this government TO forbid the importation OF Africans
and that whilst we bound humanize even negroes
il they thrown hands, also bound, for
our own safety and the happiness Of the African to
transport him. when done with him, back TO his
country. He takes with him the civilization the arts,
and the have furnished 10 the world. All that
we demand in return is, that importaons from
Africa be made here that protected tribes like
those in Central Americana slaughters like those
which French friend of Brumaire 10th year XII" has
humanely sent to this side of the worldao free
and independent American islands, like Hayli, and no
more painful Of desoaton, like Jamacashall be
inflicted upon Accordingly, at very nrly period
we made laws on this subject As early March 22l.
1884, and on the 10Th OF May, 1900 made laws, and
by subsequent protested against the African traffic
and by an OF 1925 made it felony and death 10 be
engaged in it. And whilst we do not acknowledge the
power OF Great Britain 10 misconstruct language much
carry coolies instead OF negroes, or 10 hide under
apprentice system and under the partnership Of Hythe
and Hodges" this outlawel practice, determined
that our own la VS. shall be maintained Whilst, there.
FORE Great Britain protests against interference about
Cuba, would not be fair bargain il we allowed her 10
interfere behind SPAN
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WILLIAMsBCRGH ITEMS.

FInr-Between ~ and ] o'clock Saturday night fire,
broke in the basement Of the three story wood
dwelling house No % South Frstt and before could be
ubdued the inside of the h0usc together with most OF the
contents were destroyed The building was occupied by
Mr. VIM Johnson who together with his wife and seryan.
girl forced by the flames to jump Of the second
story window upon the balcony, from which they de-
seconded by ladder 10 the street His loss IN furniture
Sc amounts TO $500. No insurance.
The house No % occupied by Sr George Turner caught
fire in the rear but extinguished Considerable
damage done to the house and furniture by water Dir
Turner'S furniture insured for $500 in the Citizens
suraDce Company Of Nilliamsburgh The house No 100
was also slightly damaged
Thethee buildings owned by Rev Merritt II smith,
OF No 10 division st.. New iork Dir Smith says the loss
(which is about 0Oo covered by insurance. but wsad
not give the amount the Of the Company that
h his mi ate busineas.'
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Nem-1lork DAILY 9ribune.
CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS, &C. DAY AND EVENING

INIEHIdINHhNIS' W DII 11-'D II 11-''1'"
FATHER 0AvAzz Second Lecture Brooklyn VII Be delivered TO-
nisht, az Afhen4un Hall .
NuoH Apo ABouT NorHISs 10 be played tonEh, WAekS NJ
Wak himself the alter absence OF
weeks Bis Last Legsr concludes the performance broushin
IS "OCGlaxhanr 80
Would Would Nor If Burton with Burton Mss =
M.cTE1H the saar By Conway Barry, Mai PoaS
PRATE DoCTeR. crauA az the 81 Chafes Also new
buIlesqRs. Macbeth and The Lottery Ticket
thus a. BGrnumG This Aternoon no
no SupDer." and Domestic EcOnonyH
RoN CHAkioT RcEs Tournaments and nnumeroe ea OF wond
az Fraucous Hppodrorne this afternoon and evening
PUTSAN Equestrian drama night with other performances al
Lhe BOwey CiTcus. -.
yoc, FSTEETNNFNr nterspersed with anecdots Of a tbs
evening Al stnyyessrt Institute by Mr.. Frazer.
TTHtoptsS NSsTRELSY Burlesque &c &C. great variety tn
evening By WOODS Mnsrels -.
Ov Ascyr o. MoNr BLANC this The Chinese Rooms
B.Nv.Es P.SoRAMA OF TIE LAND will 20 exhibited
usual.
Tar FGyPriaN MUSEUM q still open dag and evening
DESIGN i day and evening
THE MAsHIKeToN EXHIIrI0N open usual day sod eenns
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Watcr Gnre.

nR. SHEW, Of Ncw-York, earliest American Prac
toBer and author works the subject
patients the connection with
br d. CAMPBELL Lebanon Springs Columbia County n 4
TOR LADIES ONLY-Washngt0n Springs Water
Cure heahfully located Mountain Road ir1nef
are vicinity hsuuiul Of Pandeld NeJerey Under
the direction Of Dr. SHADGEI and ms daughiernaw Nrs T. b.
BARBER.
~ H. TAYLOR, Md, Practitioner of Water Cure,
W. No llthst Domestic Practice aod Office Con-
iuatons particularly attended Also letters for advice
nYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No - Observation-Disclosures for hundred patients
Department Female Diseases K t. TRAIL, Propreori Dr.
l. hOSFORD, ASSISTANT.
NETWORK CITY WATER CURE-AccOmmO-
~ cations for patients friends Of Water Cure by the day
week al NO lSl l2th-st, Of Universiiy place .
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-Ihis establishment
will be opened ofApnl IL las been fitted op
viii The hesth Of tie Newport cuse vii
most d-si'sbs Address DIR " T. REH Newport r.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
" Orsuse n. J.-C. {. SELLERS = BROTHER, POpneiOu.
institution having been greatly enlarged and much Improved ~
Tie addition bathing and steenhealng
Dr. IELLERkR
has lecn appointed Resident Physician for the ensuing
wear Visitors Essex Railway foot Of Courtand
81 NJ snd IL and PM Distance from Newiork Il
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NAY 9. 1853.
Az ORDINANCE % Amend an Ordiaance, eutitled

A N ORDINANCE TO Amend an Ordinance, entitled
"A Ordinance relative the Of cos1n wAfcr Sr Street
Nashine. he, psssed jay ), 1874 -
The Nayor t1ren and Coumouaty Of the CITY Of New fc
DO ordan os mich Of the OrdnAHee eted 40 ord-
reve the Croton Water for streets -Asanz,
allows OF Croon Water Tor vsshns s-eet s1s
walks sps buSpr, O'clock ". on the hrst dAE ~
nay the on O'clock NJ from H.
s day Of November the first Of Nay IN eaeh and every yea
be ard The ssne % her.by repealed"
ADOPTED by the Board Of Assstznfs- February L. IA
Approved BY the Mayor, February - 49, -,,,, -.
The Ordinance amended follows An Ordinance relA-
tie Of Crofcn Street WlsnS &c Be or
dsned ~ the Mayor Cononay Of the City Of New
fok Con convened that from and after The date Of
Tie Ct this until the ars DAY Of SoYe oeS
.Hfuir and in each and succeeding from re ~ d.y o.
Nay The DAY November ali oSbd 20 use sb
CIcon Esshr side ssks udnss .e
ocock the dzy OF November the hr DAY OF
Msy following after O'Clock NJ under the eAy OF I'VE dollars
for each o6snse
Posed The Board Of Aldermen, June II. 1874
Psssed TIE Board Of Assistant, July /, 1874
APPROVED b. the Mayor July 8 1874 800
IL the duty Of policemen 10 the above ordnance ndy e.
forcsd
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Ale0iGal.

EDLANETT's BIITERS-Ihis article is offered 70
the public ~ cure for Debility Indigestion Liver Complaint
Sea Dyspepss Nervous affections generally They
isiV
For sslsby ". NJ. T. HICKS Co. No 2lt Pesr-st-
rTRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, Ladies'
Il Belts and Supporters Instruments for eubf-e knock koe.
stocking ENLARGED Of the leg elastic knrt caps
Cbldns Trues every Kind OF bandsgc 81 No y Annst
ITO YOUNG MEN.-lf you want Whiskers or Mus
II vii force the biird 20
crow strong uIunnf ard will 1lre the
skn iuuhug tal will show 81 per bottle cent 70
any part OF the country r. GRAHAM g. Arn ami al duggs,'
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Guild SroLrS-A child is missing under circum.
stances which render il probable that !. was stolen Mr..
James McNamus who resides in South Third st., Jersey
City went with his wife TO do their marketing and eit
their infant asleep in the cradle When they returned, the
child hsd been taken away and up to yesterday afternoon
had not been returned or heard from.
SBBArH School ASNHERsARY.-fh Sunday Schools Of
Jersey Chy will this day participate in the exercises Of
their usual annual celebration.
GAvAzMs LTcTUREs-Father Gavazzi has announced
q lecture in Jersey City on Tuesday evening
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~ The Georgia BsPtat State Convention was 10 seq
sion a. Atslanta first Of last month II represented
tnenev al 20 churches and about 900 members uhls
,bs were n the State about 40 other Baptist churches
not renresened having GOO members IL th1s appears
that be Baptist lamentations in Georgia CONSIST o. .sDs
church,, and 10000 members They TOOK no aenon On
TIE Slsve-y question
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ard loose Hemp
sses win Be- IN readiness convey passengers to Al ps Of me
'"'D''' BEssoS BRoUwER, Assut. No. Isl wesst-
EOUR O'CLOCK LINE tor HUDSON and INTER-
d e6IthsA VII aVs s1o ss ever
oeOes 1SDseet.s T,,s s,,s nom As~s'fs hns'oh ana
spEGll.Ak MAIL LINE, via Stonington, for BOS-
II TON. PROVIDENCE. EEw-BEDFoRD TAUNTON aad
NEWPORT Inland Route carrying the great Eastern L. s. Mall
TIE ssamsr. VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone and MAssA.
and Boston and Provd9ee Rsoas leaving Nes
5oIs S1R S1nS:y: e:e p M 40 sd ssaasu !. oi
P n or On mail tn hsh aVs. Boston # s.
s4a sss.Ses The oaesr. sd
.botI an more direct he TIP Pasaoy HPeiti0a
es yes y en- G osr T routes
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New fon-A "sd,e-iJ
The c. VANDERBILT from NewYorkTueaay, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY From soningOn-Aondsy Wednesdsy and fray
per Providence. Boston Tlunton and New edfor
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and a '
The steamer PERRY Providence for Newport at NJ
5e5E 'roo Or ssSt ;gp.sG3 @.y be made
BUFFALO and NEW-YORK CITY RAILROAD
d VIA NeyyYOrt sns.Ens Railroad to Observation-Disclosures
BuTT1Lo ExFREss-Throush aboat hours minutes
without change ofeGrs or basssse. ~.
SIN TxFKEss TEAIS- Anye 1t Buffalo st 10 \ W.
Tickets No Is CoulandtSt and a. 100; Of y 1sns-st
VIC. TALLnADer, Agent No Is cOurtland'st
HUDSON RIVER RELATIONSHIPS Arrange
nen Trains Chsmberss- daily, for A bany and Troy
Express Train NJ through hourS connecting Tn Trans
reaching Buffalo OF Montreal 81 o'clock evening
Mail Train AM-Thougn Way Trains 10 81 NJ and fh
Express Tain 5 P Pm Accommodation Tram Pm
For Tarrytown Of 8 PM ard il VI.
Pokeepne An, Way, Freight ana passenger liAni >u
fP Passenger Tam
For Peckskil AZ 5 - pm -.--- -. II w..
The TaryiOwn PeekIkl and Pokeepse Irsns sop d " wy
80 - e.. a.
SUNDAY TRANs C.nalt et 80 A NJ for PeushkeePse ana
49, ~ ''" EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAiLROAD-NIN-
~ TER ARRANGEMENT-On and after isy Dec " ane
upt further roce Ens tof Canzndagna a. ioloRs
Mail Train A. NJ, arrival Of Ngnt Expiss .a ~
Canandgua with trains on the Day an1
Buffalo Road for Rochester Buffalo and Niagara falls
Day Express $40 ~ ARRIVAL OF Day Express Ion NsW
Yok leaving NeYor be seen Dy reference TO me
Advertisement Of the New Norkand s1e karced
New-York. Dec. 10. 1852. VILLAS "''AT' oop -
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHlLA-
~ DFLPHTA Pier No l. North RIVER foot o. biLery
place Two Lines daily 10 ard Accommodate Line
~ 10 NJ by senhoat TRENTON South Aul99y h- zee y
cars 10 Rorenfown steamboat r STOCKTON O. Pmia phla
Fse g Express by steamboat John POIlkhto
Aboy thence drec By Ihrouga \ hours rare
A. Pe,upina Leave Phia1elphs At 10 All ard 2P. NJ
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~ legal Notifrs.

Ara SURROGATE's COURT held In and Tor the
~ County OF NeYoIk, the SUrTo-ss Ocs The Cry Of
N,wYok the tigh eI dav April tle year fllsard
elt md fy hcereeut. Alexander W Bradford surro
aeln the Matter the ApPcaeon 90 Dior Lease or Sci the
Re Of SAM IL " il Dali seOn reading aui
p1o, the Order requiring Benjamin
Nathan SNas and Msrsm Judah r administrators OF
Same r Judah the CITY Newly ok DECEASED appear
this tie sAh Of Apn last aud sls why they
sou rot be Lease sell the kae
tire Sfnue judah oT the payment Of his ce 20 cause hay
ips contrary ordered that M
e the estate " judah deceased appear before
The Surrogate the County New his Office In The Cry
thirtyhs DAY Of Nav the
ohAt dy then and there 70 show cae why authority
shou not the said Administrators Mogass Lea-s
Sell SO much Real Estate OF the said samuel judah deceased
As shall be necessary pay his debts 49, -, r,.1,,> .
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MAY, 1e53-The popular steamboat EDWIN LEV,
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