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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
or iH Pennsylvania,
Connecticut.
New Hampshire.
Santa FS, Jan. l, lS52-u.
OUTFITS FOR SANTA TE.
The subscriber respectfully informs the pubic
of New Mexico, that at his establishment at
.t. WEsTPORT, MISSOURI,
and by his agent at
...... COUNCIL GROVE, .
Nebraska Territory, he is prepared to outfit and
supply with every thing requisite fol the journey
to Santa Ft. companies or individuals, upon the
most reasonable terms.
eJ5SHe believes that an acquaintance of many
wears with the Santa re trade, will enable him to
give general satisfaction in the business,
o. o. ALBERT G BOONE.
Santa Fi, Dec. q, lS52.-2S.3m.
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B. W. 7 0 D D.

have removed from the "NoIand House" 70
The 0Nebraska House"in independence Missouri;
The Nebraska House is large new buIldlng' anu
has recently been much improved by alterations
and additions. Having taken this house lor a'e'i!
of years. intend to make every effort to prom,r9lo
the convenience and comfort oil travellers Lne
patronage Of my friends aud the 'FaVelhnB Pu0''c
is respectfully solicited w ronn
January lst lS53--lY.
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E1Gaa33a.ss a 9sG.sa3 a I80W82 ,

INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
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~ Every arrival from Europe brings fur


Their news OF TIE strange spread OF Nozmonisa That
sect certainly ben; upon following the injunction
TO "go into all the word snd preach the Gospel los
Smith to every creature. The las, number Of the
Enssh Mormon organ l. much grat6ei TO hear Of the
fsi,hfulrcss and real Ut Elder Matthew MeCsae and
Teacher William Adams. in spreading the truth in
Rsnsoor BY lectarng sOoisl conversation. and the cir
culaton of the printed word
NeCune writes Tia, pr spects were Improving in Bur
nah, sud that another mitsTy brosher-Corpors Glib
son. Of the Bengal Fusilsers late Of Edinburgh (Scc'
lsnd) Conscrenee-had arrived there bringing with
him prestshcense.
Elder wles writes concerning the Calcutta mission
that he bad jus, Published thousand tenpsse Eng
lsh tracts in exposition Of the Mormon principles The
attendance st his lectures improving the rainy
season had drawn 10 a close; good ieeiag pre-
vsiliug within the church and bad without, The
members OF the priesthood faithful and ndeis;i
gable in rolling on The work OF the Lord.
Elders wles and Joseph Richards bad determined TO
Get cut for the Punjauh distance Of shout 900 from
Calcutta.
weiind il further stated ,has MOrmoaism has taken
rr roo, in the Inland OF Malta and appears to be grad
u lly working its way among the people
We copy the following paragraph verbatim;
ARRIVAL OF SAINTS FRoN Denmark -Eders Whisrd
Stow John Forssgren and Peter O. Hsnsop, with aconi-
pany Of two hundred and ninety seven Scandinavian
saints on their way the Sal, Lake Valley, arrived IN
Liverpool on the slsh December lSS9 from corenhs
cor. va Hamburger end Hull They hal very ssormy
pssssge across the North Sea but The whole company
are m excellent spiriis Elder Forsgrcn win fake charge
Of the company hen they leave England Edcrr Snow
ard Hanson return ~ Denmark
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F1os,DA LEo,lArUnx-RExovA ov rHs

FLORIDA LEoisLATURx-RExovA or THs
ISpr.ss-Tfe Florida Legislature finally sdjourned
,a, die on Saturday tiie lJsh inst The sesAOb,
lean from the Tallahassee Flordisn Wa. prolonged
week after the time sppointed for its adjournment BY
disagreement between that body and tbs Governor, -
relation 10 the adopted for the removal Of tbs
Ihdisrs The Legislature. having repealed the Get of
ISL, authorising the employment ct regiment Of
volunteers la the removal "a the 5efnDoles 70 be com
nisnded by officer sppoined BY the Governor psssea
another law authorizing the raisng two regimenss IL
volunteers Tor the same purpose the oes
This bi hsvng been submitted 70 Governor Brows Tor
hn approval vetoed, In the meantime the Gover-
nor Commissioned Gen Hopkins under the provisioos
Of the previous law. This action the part Of sns
Governor, induced the Legssture &c rescnd tner re
solrfion TO adjourn on The eighth The lag that hsd
tonsi pDsjotty and Major A. O. Johnson, Ok Hamilton
county elected Brgsder General 20 eonnsna inc Two
regiments provided fos BY the new law. Amer which
the legislature adjourned
spe.king Of the Appointment Of Gen. Johnson TAG
Fsoridian ssys:
tn. selection eou.d 10, hare been better made Msos
lrow General Johnson- q sn experienced omoss h.une
esn~s He was MAJOR in the i3sh Regiment eommszzsdsd
b. Col Eehos having received hs % ion
PRESIDENT Poh He & Of ezcelsnt ladfrosrs-s.ss'
hes1 and prudent tsIPs..ssns !, sss poi.
ION ~ responsible end involving % neea ~ A. $3.50
les, irt.rests Of Forda We are Tse - III - -
ssbss q the people Of the So th~r fuIsss coa.
a.. equally sure that be las - ''
,,,,n. hi. EsesI~ney ne 0oVsms. vs p:S,ssss -:
cree 20 .s. ih<m 10 thu Government 81 the tnifsd
ace sna 1890 10 he requirements Of ne hC. % ~ N
80 IN. Usssd Stses rrfse 70 comply with tast "a -
NJ sle st4fs may Be In readiness 70 DO The sn's
Axrs
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAp-T6i. Rod

will be completed % Pittsburgh by December ls .ns,
which al roods consigned 70 their AGENT Al Ph. Ma
vii go through. without transshpncnt within SeyeDfy
Hours at the below published; oaerins 70 Mcronf,
sAppirS to points the OHIO River. any OF the Ne.s
ern wsters facilities not TO be received any other r,u,e
Tier arrangements WITH eonnoctns roads complete by
Which Goods & forwarded 10 the Interior Of tie ss
err Stairs BY Railroad q: the lowest rS.es AID ~ ass.
without detent;on. - -
from Philadelphia TO PittS5lzsh-
LET Clas~-pry Goods Boots shoes Se 81 Per 100 na
81 Cas-Hardware, Machinery, Bales
Brown Sbeetins Wool, &c. .,Sets. per loa rs.
SCAS-Cofee, Caeenswsre, Heavy
CASTINGS, lie. ................. hoco- per lte Ne.
th Clese-Sseon, Lard, FISH per 100 ma
No comrl.on charged 'os forwarding at Philadelphia
fntshsrghL
Fer further information or Bills Ladins apply
y. l. ELLIOTT, Agent, No Vests, N Y.
IL II. HOUSTON. Ger. Freight Ageri, shisse p.rs-
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U)ater Cure

HYDROPATFIIC and HYGIENE INSTl.
III TITE. No Is Laightst Special Department for s-
n,sls si.es.es r. II. TRAIL M. D. Proprietor.
DR. J. L. HOSFORD. Assistant.
TINHE n. Y. CITY WATER CURE, No. Isl
i lsrh-st cor University pl. Ample accommodations
for patients and boardefs. q. VI. WELLINGTON, MD.
w. GEO. II. TAYLOR, MD.
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SUPREME COURT.-EdKin

~ X. ksk sgszn TonpkInS-SummS- HS s@sa-5 %
mana To TIE DEPENDANT; iou ar hervty 81
ronsa " tie ccapsEf ;Als zcu1. Of wAa ey
and coy AsSsr ca n
No ls7 Gres~ ca IT, Cy Of N- lck VAR WY
aeT The hrEof exclusive OF the day % "a
Ia T. the aAs,sf te FaiH-1
Jgasrn; ~ the hustet df-. 49, interest," %
the seventeenth tsy q An thccsau es aft Ana ~
bcsbes The tbs set1nDE.e 3hfh be-erns-f ~
a lA~T~Ts X. TN BROOCH F1HtA AuoSurg-
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CUPREME COURT.-Beniamia Chamber

~ an. Ssey y Clsse AID W han C. Aasf -ans ths,i
lyrde Henry hls.; snd R<AsTd HsshS ~ssoa 10 hhNht
HA6HT ard fog a. herety sain -d
The li N stoa sndo acegy yaf a. -
EAS0sl,, C4raraasus COgrr, Ses for va tsrny
servee hereof exclusive OF day q soh
sad the deeRanfs al 10 the eoaFsni a. srsi
rhE,A va spy the coart r the rele 1eA3-d tAe "a
cenpsnt Ah ar iAkr tat TIE rot ssa hs aca
aS TIE oae 81 The Ck q Anesh.ry EQUITY On s ara
dAy Of Nosogtsr, is2 a g. RisG kaEtns Arorney-
lsxt~T
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!. ,I-w Jersey RAUROADs-On and AFT

IN AZ the 9th Of December tram VIII leave New orr
:. o'eock A. NJ from foot 81 courland..ss- srrrtng
10 PhIIadeiphs az Y noon at ne hensnson Ia
Lain heh win also through IN fJcr hour, Throush
TrIet, for Baltimore Wssnr;on Norfolk and Charleston
Ia h, 10th nes Tickets soid passengers f way Sta
tor, IN jersey in the w. tram only a. rednced
,,iess The Treuton Accommodation Tram Will, on and
~ E.uYorL AZ II noon returning from New-Y0rk at
N by winch passengers will also be earned II feSoce
prices relieving the 81 p ~ de hia tam o. way pa
connection Of the Mails. ard through PASSENGERS with The
in leaving Philadelphia st and TO- r. NJ
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Mr.. Cas-, Gin his seat. II will tell you when
the time cones
Mr.. HALE-I think the time has come now.
think ttst 10 the misske thinkwe IN IN epoch
llsrgh'er ard that, ever mean 20 say Z. nos Is
thetme. VIII not de,Gin the Senate further execpt.o
SIX thai, when the eueston shall be tsken upon my
amendment we may have tie yeas and nays upon IL
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro,

sa,e a u, C0anty 81 New York herrty a
psos A,ns eGas SEA NJ, NATHAN RAlNOk hie q The Sy
Newlosk. ts,cr dcce-ed presca; he ssne viii 'h--
thereof subscfItsr No ~ sTaa4
CITY York bere The sTth dy O Nay n-zi-osei.
as ia~elTa. JAM RlrNoR. Alaun-;rs,rt
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IN PJTRSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

s.,, ol IN. C,unty Ne~icst hereby al
r sor As,n. eiA.s- estate u JOHN Rktss ATE
he CITY deceased to pceseai TIE nth yohs
therrof 70 ne ,uhcrb~r - counting No ~ Waist
tie CITY h.fe Tie tsealrih Es dv "
Jelly Dated orb the icth day o g-nssry l.S
la~t NhA>. y. hOVtk>s Laecc'c'
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Me0iral.
A TUMOR in the NECK CURED by HOL

A TUMOR in the NECK CURED by HOL-
IA LOWAY'S OINTMENT ard PILLS-Thomas hay-
low residing on Welsh Back Bristol had been IN III health
years and always complained OF IN the neck
He by several medical gentlemen but none were
in afford ng him the leaft rehef however, alter
come time large formed under his eft ear from
which be suffered intensely and tred remedy after remedy
without obtaining any benefit until he made use Of HOL-
LOWAY'S OINTMENT and PILLS, and these wonderful
medicines resuced the and eectuay cured It,
and he il the enjoyment OF the most robust health
Sold by all vendors OF medicines in the United States in
pots bo1es at 5 cents 87 cents and 80 each and
Wholesale Nv the principal drug houses the United states
and by Messrs A. Il. 4 D. SANDS New York, and by the
proprietor, No. 244 Strand, Lon8On.
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DE NOT observation-disclosures, SETH


ID w FOWLE, Boston, Mass, is the sole proprietor of
the original receipt for the manufacture Of the original and
WISTAR's BAL.SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This article originally prepared by Williams Co,
Of Philadelphia Now that tins preparation is 30 well
brown there will be- and are found those - villain
ousy wicked 10 ooncoct spurious and perhaps poison
mixture and try palm il of the genuine BAsam
We raise 70 false alarms. We advise the public OF the
schtmes that their health may not be red with nor o-
selves plundered Of our just rights
very important disease which this Balsam eNeits
very powerful influence u that Of a.
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint IL has undoubtedly proved more eica-
cous than remedy hthego employed and in numerous
trpr from the disease without receiving the least benefit
from various remedies and when Mercury hes been re-
sorted 10 IN va the Of this Basam has restored the
liver 10 healthy acton and in many instances effected
PERMANENT CURES!
aor every known remedy had failed to produce TINS de-
fiTrd effect -,
be careful and zee that what You buy has the Signature
For,,le al Wholesale and retail, by A. B. D. Sand
General Agents No leo Fulton.a Thomas Maxwell,
No s. Wiau-st: John MilhAu, No 1888 Broadway; AssF
end Irving House Drug Stores, and No ITO Broadway.
CANDSs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
- Only l2I cents. delightful and remedy for
Cough Hoaseness Consumption Se- Wholesale and he
tail at Sandss Mammoth Drug Store No. III Js'ne's'.
VOVR WHISPERS are thin and weak are
i tbeyl Serve you tight. Why don't you use Ora
HAMS OS6UENTi ard IN six weeks your WhisseIs
and Mousiache will strong and thck IL "ih not
stain OF niyre the shin in any way. Pree - per bottle
Sent 10 any part Of the country X. g. GRAHAM, NO ~
Aun.st- Fowler's Buildings
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

ssie 81 County Ns~ orb notice hrrcsy % az
sou. HAVING cus against JOHN BRODIE kie a the CT, Of Nrs
lor decreased pesrh the With y5Gers teos the SUB
screr occ Freeman Ne Cfy H4n pace The
CITY New losk tse the hr-; dy Of June nclLDs-i
New lork. the s'tA day o. NoyeuAer, 10.
ls0 lsNeniIus JOIN BRoDlk, AdfnHstfatos
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c.

Smith Ese surrr;e az re Coau-y q K-gs stse = s.,-y
4v~r sr,ordrs 70 sssTns -t.rn- s=rt q y
IHIA HAVFNs L. o CO q arab, aecest 1-i issT
Az, r,or,S % ,h4. N. ssq rfh volcbrs iher ~ ne
tghscrisr. No u ne Cly q ~ e' IN
te,ore 80 s;h Ssy Assu.- ne,t -b-'s6 ~
is iaE6uTs sTkIHkN H. lhAiS"' h''-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

safe CcGn;y New lork aoe u hereby az
.oss having against CASPER THsLER. l;e ci the CITY of
New York sosr candle asker J-ssAscd roeni The
With ,oucAsls treo the subscriber the Of DAME fsu
.hAw No the Cay OF New Iork before IA
.y fh Juae DS,ed York SEh day % De-
eernheg. ls2 PHlllfFlNA IHAllR Al Ians,rz;nT
Ia
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CANANDATGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WINTER ARRANGEMENf-On ana III ri siGn
for CcnaDdairua, &c follows: II Nh. rx,,o..
MAJ Train at A. NJ or on arrival OF NlsnI EAptss
Tain from New-York connecting a. CsisnaASna VIE
trains ON the Albany and Buffalo Road for hocnesei ba
falo and Niagara Falls. m, px,-...
from NewYork The time Of leaving New org may be
se. ~ rcnce "a the advertisements Of the ORR and
Enc Railroad. WILLIAM w. LAI man, Cup"
Eew.York Dec 10, 1852
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains cave pier foot of Du@ne-ss a. foHow.;
FypRres TRAig att A NJ. for DunkTk md buE4io.
Mar Train II 9 An. for ell stl;ions
NIy TRsrN a; 30 2 NJ for PierInont ana Sa1err--
W,yIrrsI. az 90 81 for Dea~srt. va Jersey Ciiy
ExPREss TRAM at Pm, every day i'r DoI1AiiA a'a
Fol EXPRESS Trains connect at Dunkirk sth me ahe
sto,e .oads for Cleveland and thence direct % omen
- t. 90 ssndusxv Toledn Monroe Detroit fnc thl-
ss ~, "'o '" CHAs BDgOT. Superintendent
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
ste q the County 81 New York heby svcn 10 az per
sss having against WILLIAM WILLIE late o, the Cay o;
pre-eti the Thereof -
the Subscriber the Office Of William bloomfield fsl No ~ Ma
the Ciy o. New fek bee the hh asy q Aprl
ueXt-Dsted, New York, the &c day Il October, lisa
os IawtnTus AMELIA WILLIS. EHecgtrIx. Re
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ITO Holm r WOLSEY-You are hereby

TTU JUN i. NDLoI1T Vu "
,ror<!s rf r~ruir-d the Complaint n me
Conf of Yr.et - hfney md soo1n Il A-hcy pa ann.
vas ca he - Day Jarary is3 fd IN te oce o. ne
your anssc =.
H1ry Sor-os =. the 7isE o. Bockpn- n the C7Hay
roe ~ N r.v says Of u sunrSo-
N ~. az of ts s,ve hsreOf and Tou a 20 ael ne n
rsrf TIE pi.rfa- tste jadE7en; sfla JosSr soi - -
rsfter ueresi tereon iroa he Ieh lay OF S~h-J
lesi1e. cost. Dared jar LIB, ~ - - - =, ,...
rs lau6vTu n b. suti'Hr fAA-' '-Ns'---
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Observation-Disclosures NIAGARA

pOCHESIER,L DChlOhI ana y IAtANEN
~ FALLS RAILROAD open 20 BUFFALO.-The mos,
direct quickest and cheapest route 70 Toronto hantoh
end Cansds WostOn end after TUESDAY, Jan. H. 49,
trains will leave Rochester for Buffalo and Niagara ais as
follows: 720 NJ. and 2l5 PM Returning train VIII leave
buffalo and Niagara ais for Rochester $50 AN and 20
PM Passengers Buffalo will tud this route superior IA
pont of comfort any other The road s thoroughly built
ard equipped with entirely and locomotives The
present rninus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
the most ceutrsl portion Of the CITY ,,r r,,,,- 81.
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INnrpENnFN,r IINE-Throngh TTckets

II for Cahfousa via Aspinwsl and Panama Inc PC.
ard srepdid steamship UNCLE SAM, goo tuns w n.
ssurosy Feb To- At r. NJ precisely, from fier 20 =
North FLYER Jhe Performance Of tois sieausi "a - he
first ard acond yoysges wErsns ,oe - svhsre
de viii connect with 'he and spisodia s] aef
SIERRA NEVADA, 2eto tuns, j. d. Wison, " p.ss.n
rers Of tie Uncle Sam and sal nnnedzle os - re~y
eseo Thee stEmsbps ere both new QUO a ., ysia.i55
n b s,y ysssel on route Tle %ois
win b. supplied in the most liberal n.snnss H. - nd on
and Steersge PtsseDgers Every eresgn s,f-ty speea
ard Comfort Pssseosers viii be landed 90 s re " pse
Aspinws and take tie Panama so ose service. are
t sOV Of ehsrss 70 the FOR fIs or passage
apply to r. hiLLS M A. his ONE in accord
az. ,b ,ss nev law ofConress for the accommodation
~ the tukr.
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAILROAD--Ertenson OF the SIX
foot Track 10 Bufao-This road extending from bHa4lo
10 Hornesyie ON the NeYork and Erie Railroad Is now
completed and full operation, forming N connection WITH
bat road the shortest ohespes and most direct route be
tween New-York City and Buffalo It Is OF the nTioot
mac and bult in the most substantial rnannef and tse
srester portion OF having been in operation sone months
T. Ia entirely free from the Toughness usual on new roads
" Farc rom Nee-York 20 Buffalo. 30
roush tickets and baggage checks be procured a.
the Depot Of the NewYork and Enc Railroad loot OF
Duane.st., N. Y. - ,sL s-
enc N the of the NewYork and Enc Rail
yoad The train will leave Hornellse for Buffalo on the
j q HOYT Supt Buffalo and n. v City r. r.
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OYoRK to VERMONT and NADA--Tickets are sold
the New York and New Haven Railroad Office Bro
and Cana. NY To Fellows Falls Rutland, Burlington,
Windsor White River Junction, Wells RIVER 81 Johns
lury 81 Adams Rouses Point Ofdenburgh aud Montreal
Basrare through. Express Trans leave at AN
and 81 PM in connection with the Northern Roads
Freisht by New Haven from PeoksP every day
st NJ connecting with the Railroad to Burlington, 81.
John,bury Ogdensburgh Montreal aud all intermediate
towns The Companies forming the New Haven Route are
determine 10 make 1t the most comfortable ana ehpedo"s
winter route TO Vermont and Canada. HYDE
~ Rnilrnnd AGENT No. l52 Soulh-s Ny.
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I'm PURSUANCE of AM orler of the Surro.

81 the County Of New fork no,e hereby az
claims eLEMENS PREY. late q the hrH II
Frey sands late q the Cy q New York deoeaA 70 preH,
the vouchers Thereof the subscriber hi oce No
$40 GeeuwlcA the Cayo New YoSk before tas hFeih
Nay pent-Dsied New OH the ihrt-th day q Sos
ls52 lnSJ lswetnTul JOHN FREY.
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I,0R ROSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stOning5ou

Ia bI BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON.--The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, md
COMMODORE Of this line, now regularly as hereto
tore alternately leaving Pier No North River, first wharf
above Battery.psoe daily Sundays excepted, at VI
and Sonngt0n at O'Clock p H arrival OF the mail
train, which leaves Boston At r NJ.
The COMMODORE from New.York-Mondny Wed
nesdsy and Friday From stoningtsn-Iuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from York--Tuesasy
Thursday and Saturday. From Stonngton-Monday We'd
petday and Friday. =,
The steamer PERRY Leaves Providence for Newport
daily except Sundays, at 2 7. NJ.
For freight passage, apply ~ the Office, NO ~ bator
place. or on board the boats
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ArEW.IERsEY RAILROAD.-NEW

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. $. NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Tbrough in 4. hogrs-Ne"-Jerseg
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New-YoIk at anas
Philadepha came hours foot Of Walnust Fare reduced
10 sS for first class and 81 50 Tor secon9elass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLEsTOt
tic sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in The 81 r. NJ lines from New-York with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the Terry ID s
ntss before the trains leave.
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vpOLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

II RAlLROAD-Open for passengers bstween Toledo
and Monroevle Trains leave daily Except Sundays
follows; Leave Toledo att NJ leave Monoeville a. z
r. M forming continuous lDe Of railway, via Cleveland
and Shelby between NewYyk, Boston and Chicago.
The direct hne from Cleveland TO Monroevile, viii be
open about Jan 2o-Ofce Toledo Norwak and Cleveland
X r., korwalk, o., Jan. 1853
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NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures is

kefety svea IL; he proceed. q he ale = ne 80
Of PETER A HORN ate a TIE CITY q esIotN- 60 -
,es,sfe s,sgy - cf .e SsoEe y e toa1y
Of Yort s-:rhu-ed senra = n ~ = -
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ososk - 81 Dat day, van ~ pef-oa. 'f
"a m. n Se-nd ast sad esfss ~ preseE, ~ % saa Ssf''
re va 's'f ''o'h q '0' W BRADFORD Surrogate.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER.
~ SEY-New.York to Easton Pa. Fare 81 75.-Fah
Arrangement commencing November Is, 1852 Leave Pier
No. North River daily for kaston and intermediate
places at Am, IL M and SIS PM, and for Sonerville
m4&PM, Returning, leave Phillips5urs at snds AN.
and 3I5PM.
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TNoR SAN FRANCISCO: - The elegant
Ciirrer Ship srR2cCo Gsgt JS L. SHDtq ss,sa RAP
tdy oa6ins :. - =, eahns unsurpassed for extent and
hsistt OF 80 ~ 70 J. s GAYLORD, No. % Wal-st
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stsamboais an6 Railroads.

u7AIJ, RIVER LINE.-On and after MON
DAY jan "a the rates Of freight BY the Fail River Lone
sdSnDeed 10 70 cents Ter 100 he ordinary weight
so11s and 10 per foot on ordinary Measurements
ssoods' ether freight edvsuced in proportion
TIsDALE x BORDEN, Agents.Sos 10 and u "es''-
EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
IL OCEAN HOUSE, Qlons Branch PORT nHrv WA NJ
IEGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK, MIC
sietoyn and RED BANk-Tbe new and splendid sisaLa.
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A Hasgertyl WIN ieaW
u'' ~. ..a.s ssvo- vos y FROM SHREWSBURY.
p,;ds1 Ia, n n IA Friday Jan. a. II A. NJ
estnrddsy len +, III NJ Mondsy Jan H. llt A. Nj.
Toesoay Ian ~ IN P NJ "Wednesday, Jan. 10 Pm.
TGnys6SS1 Ian n I'P NJ Friday, Jan. q, Up M
ss,nrSsy Ian n u p 81 Monday, Jan. "a n A. NJ
Tnesday Ian - II A ~ "wednesday, Jan. B, ~ An.
ThurdSy Jan n A. NJ Friday, Jan. "a, 81 a NJ
saturSsy Ian 20 10 NJ Monday Jan 81, l0i A. Nj.
The stages for Squan vii in connection with boat
stages 10 convey passengers to 81 parts Of the country AZ
persons oyb1 usns The above boat on the account
tse oyDen