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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

70 The Office Of the "Daily Evening STAR
is on the south side Of D street, two doors
west Of 18th street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

COLORED BOY sixteen or
w seventeen years of age, to run errands,
&c. Apply to c. W. HANENNER.
june At G. ST., between 4 J and 9Th
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

RAILROADS TO WAsH1NGToN.-The Con-
nelsville Pa Railroad, when completed,
will exert beneficial influence in the
routes of travel and merchandise designed
for this city. The stock is being literally
subscribed for, and promptly paid in
Henry Z. Weld, esq, of Somerset co.,
Pa, subscribed $4,000, and it is said,
the private subscriptions in the county
will reach 100000.
The Erie and Sunbry Railroad is also
progressing handsomely. This road will
open to US, when completed, the best and
shortest route direct to the Nortbe,
Lakes. 1t will also afford us great facil-
ltles Tor the government in time of war.
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:, DR.. CAsADAvaNT, Surgeon Dem

e., Dr.. CASEUAVFNI, surgeon Dem
20 rff7T{.4 tist would respectfully inform his
friends and the public of Washing
ton and Georgetown. that be may be found in
Campbell's new building. on Pennsylvania
avenue, between the National Hotel and 4 J
street. where he still continues to perform all
operations in his profession in the most scien-
tile manner. NAV 3l-2wK
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A MAN OF TAsrE.-Captain Fiske, of
that excellent paper, the Portsmouth
Transcript has the following:
The Washington "Ereniing Star" one
OF the most spirited and interesting little
sheets we find upon our table, is growing
in public favor so rapidly as to excite the
jealousy of some of its prosy contempo-
raries. We are pleased to hear of its in
creasing popularity. 1t is merited.
Twinkle, twinkle little Star,
The brightest luminary, by far.
That shines in the Metropolis.
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N Ely GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
I HAVE just received an additional supply
i Of seasonable GOODS, and request persons
generally to give ne a call. as am dctermin-
ed to sell as cheap as any other house in the
District. Z. S. TATE.
South side Pa. ave, doors east of
may 2I-lw Centre Market
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

The election is progressing quietly.
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D The attention cf our readers is d.
rected to the advertisement in another
column, of the new Drug and Apothecary
store of Boswell & Co., corner of Mary
land avenue and eth street, Island. The
establishment is handsomely gotten up,
and will be a great convenience to the
citizens in that nei ghborhood.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

DTFCE.-JoURNEYMEN PAINTERS, AT
TESTION "A meeting of the United Journey
men House Painters and Glaciers Society of
ahe District of Columbia, will he held at the
Franklin Engine House, on TUESDAY ENE-
MING next, June 7, at y o'clock The mem
bers arc requested to be puncual in attend
ance. By order of
W. II TANNING, President.
GEORGE ". CHAMBERLIN, Sec'y.
iune At
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

JAS. \. I AIT,
Pres't Columbi. Fire Company.
WASHINGTON, June 3 1857 II
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The "Gum Pond Journal has been
received through the politeness Of the G.
c. S. of R. S.-Ports. Transcript.
Captain, present our compliments to
the &C. C. S. Of R. S. and say that our
COPY has not come to hand.
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NOTICE, WASHINGTON LIGHT INFAN-
TRY.-As the Municipal Election takes place
on Monday, the meeting of the company is
postponed until WEDNESDAY, the Sth inst.
at o'clock. By order:
June B. F. BEERS Secretary
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I. o. R.-CoLUNBIA DISTRICT TENT, No a
An adjourned meeting of this Tent will be
held on TUESDAY EVENING, June 7th, at s
o'clock, at Rechabite Hail. 4 full and pune
tual attendance is requested as business of
Importance will he introduced
june CIT W. w INGMAN. D. r. s.
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Spiritual Manifestations Discussed.
By REV d. n GaAirA,

The sixth and last Of acOurse Of lectures on
lie Recent Alleged Spiritual Manifestations" or
Spiritual Dsppings," was delivered on Sunday eVea.
ing, by Rev. D NJ Graham, AZ the Free-Wll Baptist
Church il Sullivan Ct, between Prince and Houston.
sts There Is no new thing Under the sun" rloted
the speaker at the oUsset OF his remarks, sld
re proceeded TO state his retsoas why spirit
us rsppings" are really nothing new, other
tLiass quite a. wSnderfu, having existed ia diff
ferert sces Of tire world. Hgmsa nature in
is essential eienreuts IL the same Il seems %
in cycle at the points u which in every
revolution, II exhibits the same eyTors and weak points
The same gloTie. anil triumph The more we ltnow
OF cur race IN the past the more we know VI now,
IN IL essential eleenu and tie stronger Is Ire eoa.
vcfsf that there v much OF human Iaurs n all
hunsn beings .zed substance, IL appears a. Irst wi'
ever varying pheEomens; bot uDJn more th1rOggh
stpdy that which seemed % be phsnOmens without law,
t~coines pberOmens manifested by -zsct rue-slthouCh
r1y be ignorant q that rule. However new tbiag
appears to-day. find that he similar thing
ha< occurred previously As ssrsnge the spiritual
rfP.ng-' ~ ht appear II, they are not new-ceey BE-
lorg Lot - cur pro. re>slye sge alone.
What these spisual nsauif-stafiols The lecturer
sssd that; n any one expected hih TO tel what t1sse
nsn;esisfiors are they would be Disappointed II %
were % undertake the task. should pro0s5y diyG9
hs suhject Gf;er Re manner adopted ~ fellow cessy
usD N similar instance. who SID % his bearers; IL
vii creek nr. q tic thing rlrt and both know
seeo. b.. OF those that know md you 10 M knoE
sod SiTdy, e the tirs. do ~ know, sod you don't
knew, and mortal klcws" We speak 70 nign, saif
the icrurer Of thst Which mortal understznds he
vtnlG notice,
Isrst; What the rep a., az e!s1ed % BE by The
~sP1ruskE's."
Ssoad speak -f some things in history analogous 70
tksfe lheroTnene.
TkifG; Notice scRae Of the Joct-ies AID reveia7ons
Vi tie sI'uits
Those rapp,ss are elsrned % DC alethod Of cotl
turuics,iou III the srirs o. the dead TIE u1snnerla
which thee communications ssd 10 b rae.ved by
RAPE by tie use q to- alphabet &C, was roticet-
InSisnces Of alleged oonlnEnieaucns were rel-teI
s.sriv s oft,. instances lie sat 1. l. conceded can
oe accounted for by CAirvoy ance Electricity Masnsr
zn &c lie mentioued one eese said 70 have Occur
f.a IL vlich IN BdiT5usl got elrpcynleu. rai-
ysyf - - g. rfe ariT ~ srT ut,y - 81 n -
s.s % rsiassd oi the ioret,r. Of even lthese are
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SUPERIOR COURr-Cag

asd Couay 81 Y-~ iogi. -Jsqles Psa'f s.fTr
Tr. led Joan Pal = To ALBERT PHILLIPS a1l svI -
lips Defendants Ieu hsrroy sgHinEnei - - Y. ~,
pa.ni ruiitsl sttor vtch v-s - t -. -
C'-fk 81 sgpcrof Coart o. IL tir . -. "a 80 -
hs u .s cfy On he t~.lfy Gay o. O,is-f a ~ 49,
q ecfy ttsI eof On IL sabbath Il teff ~
he CT, q >s~ lolt, ~inn t"et' cay - -,
usuc fuch o. tn p. ~ ~
against So fh- O. De tfisa - :. "a
t-susy ecisFr sEd ulBs:ccl cefs. n 49, -
he e t1Ll q Al --sl ~ - :. -.
srfy erri, gt~tuth .sy 4 l-1- \ y. -.
lNr hanrel M ssrcny sz-t e'-i'Ea - -.
fcn he ;~sah tay o. Argzi A. T. 4 - - - -. -
hlndsc AID seFssiy esd; tc-ars End tifu = -,
t~e'h dsy Of SEPTEMBER n. iai2. and "a ~ - -
lreJ ar s-. 49, ia eelfs IUa &c i~s.i
" =, -. - - sr.IIKNECHT HURST.
SssNlo~W fAiaA---
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,ynvprNDENT LINE-Through Tickets

or California vie Asqnwsll and Pans a, ~, anS
s,,e, aid ,fesrnshp UNCLE SAM, zvce tuns, "a
81 s, 'Csrm,rdsr win leave kewfor for Aspin~s "a
sre,y Feb @ NJ pEseis;sy t.n p.sf 90 NO asi
Sth FLYER The perfosn aree CT ms !, AZ tho
"a .srond VOYAGES warrants the assurance 49,
g s,e viii reach zspinws in e 70 s.ys wo5s
& VII Win ,Se rev sl1 w snace csnsnas
TT. %. Al Psnars 20 receive the ps
Uncle sam and @ Immediately Os II the very
go These stesnn,brs both new ia yen,slaton
- - AZ 10 accommodation. speed, s.' IN. ,shles
a. arc by any vessel the ronie Err f., c.o
n he ' f,es ss, sls %son vii 3 made
md steersfs s owBe, 10 insure safety speed
" p COMFORT ne win Be landed o. the s w Psrse
I,pr wall and take The snass .i soss services are
geo "a CHARGE 70 The For eS, Or pesas'
NILS !. afsa ap S 4 tbs Il oae il accord
sA Ms n,~ law Of Congress for the accommodation
Of fine public.
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and NEw.HAvEN RAIL,

IN ROAD-WIsrys ARRsscEsxyJ.-DecembsYl IS is1
Trains out Of NewYmk-Aeoomnod.tion add Special
Of 7sre ny NJ and p. NJ through 70 New Hsver-
Ats.io A N. and 81 p H.. foi Port Chester
The ia A. ~. runs IN connection with tram from Sev
Maven 20 Hsrtferd and sprngked and ID.
Canal Road
ExrsEss TsaIss ats A. NJ md 81 P, NJ for Nsw-ssy-n,
Hsrtforo Springfield, Wocesfer ana Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The M train connects AZ
Eew-Haven with trsn Of the New-London Road New
London Norwich, Stonlngton and Providence The $50
p. NJ to Eew-London only
The 9 A NJ stops at Stamford and Bridgeport,
peetiDg with Housstonic aud Nsngasuck Railroads At
Bridgeport The s. p M stops at Stamford Norrss and
Bridgeport connecting with D.nbury Railroad Norwsl
and with Honsatonc ard Hsnastucs Railroads Bridgeport
Trains INTO acknowledgements and Specrl-ef
81, and SIS A M and p. n through frors New Haven
At 81 A. NJ ana SIS 2. NJ, from for Chester.
The 9S5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford, NewLondon and Canal Railroads at New Hsyen
The 4P M receives passengers from Hartford and Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
ExFREss TRAINS leave New-Hsven on srnvl OF trains
from Boston at "A and $50 p ~ tsoppins at Bridgeport,
Norwalt and Stamford y leaving Boston at and
SPIN Trains Of the New London Roed run IN eonnee-
Ton.
See large bill Of sdysrsemsnt At the station Hcnse and
ribcipal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr4 Supt
New-Hsven. December. 1859.
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CUPREME CoURT-william R Martin and

~ c-lies 9 Msrrsssal.i a Esser' ~ 20 -,I -
ssfrl n, ftiLii EEDDING- lea re ~ - s,,t.-
20 O. ;h- cusrr,zirt D. 81 atfa -,
secr Ctfk of CI-y Csalfy q ~ to,A =, -
Jaal-fy. .s52 sd rssJ g - - - g
80 re-7Il-- L. s9tdrr,ues q ts-r - = =. "a, -.
lc Or rseufy 4 - sifrr NJ sesl- 81 - ii
aft- lsv AZ s.,re srd yc1 ~ . tn~ - ~
10 So a.ag-=d-i ~ pis-l-- -
thr~c luudrci - -
s-Tye-s l,esesf Ga TOO c-s- -, -
sslrFs H. -, lT .
=, -, -. t-fy - r tl- .irh ~ q 49,
- 80, +. "a YNlFi.>Oy & PEIcifAED,
- - ~ Tar+fs k;crs~Tr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

~ TN and CHARLES O. MARTIN xDat PHILIP hsu
DlN"ro fh- ,hcv- nd 6efebs At foa are hee5 se
ard REQUIRED TIE corpsnt Tbs 40 a -ha -,
"a tie ofe obe Ce u the Ctr asd coaniy n Se- fc. ne
esktreuh Gzy Ct srzzy, 1854 red sryc copy Of ySar
q lie s.it tlA ~ hsrbers, a her 9c n ne ~ -
te ss-nrs1as %
srcssivr 81 The day ~ en- b AMI 700 az 20 sht
he ad aSnsessd ths pautf. N mr. &C
tea vi isir udgreS; 'or hsafed AL e 81
cos and eiEky ehi reats ADD interest," ibr.s rosi ne
trcrfh No--ute- siies o-s Of Us ac'o Nv
ted No. 10 Wal - ~-ror., Ianrarv - 1851
GsIa~tdwe1 EMENOS 4 PRiCHARD, Pancss' Atinrneys
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SIR JoHs FRAsKLIs.-A correspondent Of
The Co1k Constitution state. thst during te gale Of
Monday last bottle washed saore here contain
ing letter parporrg 10 be written Wy Sir John Frank
lin IL IL dated Cape Bathurst, 18th Of January 1850.
ard represents Cir John aud hs companions 10 be- In
considerable want Of proyisioss having nearly coas1n
ed seal tst they had caught IL siso sses that ten Of
the sesmen bad died daring the prevous year. ssi tas
bottle containing letter sent sdriif IN leS5 Inc
letter written sheet Of tooscsp, wiring rssasr IL
drfereLs, and signed J. Franklin
We ind the above Ia Tk Londo" Ss", OF VI in'''
il Is most probably one Of the many fASricsssd state
ments put forth on this painful subject None wosid
rejoice more than ourselves should prove trse-
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NEwJERsEY RAILROADS.-Oa and an.

IN or the 9Th Of December tran wh lrsye New-lo-k
O'Clock, A NJ from foot Of CourtSaetss. arriving
N Philadelphia Il ncon the ksnsinsson station Ins
lne will BE- Relief Fxprrss Traa TO TIE A. Expres
Dan which win also run through in four ncrrs rroasa
Tickets 70, Baltimore Washington, Norfoh and ChArieon
IONS IN NewJesey in the A. NJ train only, o. reduced
Eess The Trenton Accommodation Tain viii, on and
s1sr The 9TH December leave Tenton al Nj arriving
q New-fsrk al L. noon, returning from New York
M by which passengers will also be carried a reeaced
Rees relieving the 5! p II Philadelphia train OF wsy pas
enssn ftese Arrangements VIII make certain tie
esanseton Of TIE Nails ard through with the
saAiass - tsais isssns f1ssaspas ~ Az +. n.
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RernittaDoes-Pasages
BOWMAN. GRINNELL Il Co., No. SO

II em,sst New York sole and only authorized Agents
n the sWALLOW!rAIL LINE Oh fAOASi shirS'
IlvexSooL PACKETS sail 9th LosDos si every
,WrprCOT, LONDON,
cL5nnxngrTVIION. SIR r. PEEL,
NV WORLD CORNELIUS GRTNNELL,
ccLLFrN or TIE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
ccH0rsT lNTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS-,
ssgTPyRT gALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
.segRfiRTON YORKTOWN,
MEXICAN UNION PATRICK Henry
pssn. vhjng 70 send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
thefn ont by sny Of the above magnificent SHIPS,
- yssfms.nsa tiat Hesrs. BOWMAN, GRfSNELL q Co.
an, he only Agents for the above ships in this city,
Tfey slso issue Drafts from 81 and upward which are
yi b AZ seht 10 Ell throughout ireland and Great
Ertsin BOWMAN, GRINNELb n Co.
No C3 souh-s, N. Y. and No. Regentsroad Liverpool
L,erpoo Peckes leave EewYork 9th and 2ls Of every
SONY
LONDON Packets leave New.York every alternate Thur
byg For passage epply as above.
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IFW.YORK SIIpREME COURT, civ and

County OF New Lahash sssnst Abraham Lab th
AL Ekzs wife forsyth I<b4s and Asnes his WIZ >asc La
bssh ma Mara Isaac YOUNG fsaAs Base
IA Yours John T. rouag william A foGns snt Roed AoIas
pation-In Of judgment Of th, Court mac ts
sbo,. eni.d acon. be .old pubic aenon ~ CoLh
GILL ION tie Merchant LschsHs- ihe C8
New lo. drccii0n Of tie uIdergnes ecc 90 the
6t..nth day twelve O'Clock, III that eess
M p.,,e OF land furmfy covered sts Sais -sst
iyps Ar Lens Ward 81 the CITY Ne~ "k Sei
pt,h and late 0th herr OF CAPTAIN h-ny Ne
NAT l-,rssed souLwe-ey by nd nv o. ate o. Tie hr- g w"
,m Fdsat deceaed solhcar fB ty Naalnsi ~ - ~i' nS
y; OF and graaet ~ the va or l-te
and ouAl u City 81 New ORR John Lnha; p ga
tean date ID, surtcuh jy Of sept uf or oasnd
ed ID thirty eshi The Al lot " al herein d-be IN or
t a. az inrhes nh in rai Ws agio- - ant cont s.as
81 the And also al % 70 Gel t2n -
MO, of hrd krmers covered ~h ~ael situated 's ~
IN IL Tfsi Ward Il the View OK bo1ni~i
Be.aEn. POINT tie caste hn~ h Wet T. it- tio
cry the soutlcciy q - = 80
Re. NJ etabh bed ty u and ruanas 'heoe
cos hundred feet aat inches % TIE
Ier formerly granted ~ 80 Asycf AtefH.n al Nen
Se~ YOTt q D.snceg n ifast - "
heus 81 s. PETE M1ffcL then soN'hcD lons tac
sxsrar forty nrhc thcpcc vvsery ene haalri
lee, ard shes ron; the easterJ hns o. ~.
.nt sclkef forty eet nrhe- rom ~ ~ &c c
an tlence n,.ftefy aons the sid I'm. Wet - oN
4ehs place ginning tos>tnef arb At an
eusu be- eefsneSis and sEguTteusnce t-rfruni' soe ~
,ry vsy arperts and al Wh1rSr ClIsse ~ mo-
uRerfs growius from that PIT q te west
- bsr, nat pf~ita.es h-a sserie4 sn -
Had<n RIVER AHd al the risht lite sEe -t--' o. ~
~ this suI per crested cgat a. Tie So
pssse Of the North CT n.c i@'e -h-
an. "a Al whssr esrs--, advln'sse tHi euaael
r., =, 80 al - p,rDafea RI ia1Ha-y = Isl
NJ Z ca, ,,,o-,.,. =, Pi-,u,T j. tsv6~
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Uater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENlC lNSIl-
TIJTF. No Is Lsight-st Special department for ~
mai. di.e..e. r. T. TRAIL, NJ. D. Proprietor
~ DR. J. l.. HOSFORD, Assistant.
T,HE NY. CITY WATER CURE, No. Isl
Ietbst cor Uuiversity-pl. Ample accommodations
q, ns,isnss and boarders q. II. WELLINGTON, MD.
'' GEO Ii. TAYLOR, MD.
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Giearaboats au6 Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE.-On and after MON
DAY Jan a. the rct,s OF freight by tine NJ River Line
s Ne sdyAneed to ~ per 100 lbs ordinary weight
tsods and 20 cents per foot on CULINARY measurement
soods Other freight advanced in pro 6rtion.
y TISDALF 4 BORDEN. Agents. Nos 10 and II Weet-e-
TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
j OCEAN HOUSE Lions Brsnehl PORT WASH
.IN9TON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Mid
Ssiowp, and RED BANK.-Ihe new and splendid steam.
Iesi THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A IA. HaggeTty viii leave
fs New Haven Pier Peck -slip East River, follows.
FROM rEw-yoRR.
Friday, Jan IA, II A NJ. Friday, Jan. IA, IL A. ~
6spirdsy, Jan Is ~ A. M. Monday, Jan H. Ilt A. M.
fSesdsy, Jon. Is, III NJ. "wednesday, Jan. 49, Pm.
Tursdsy, Jan 20. Up NJ Friday, Jan n, 2P NJ
saturday, Jan n q p NJ. Monday, Jan. "A, Il A. M
Tuesday, Jan. Is " M. Wednesday Jan. 20, 81 An.
Thursday Jan n, IA NJ. Friday Jan e. % A. NJ
Saturday. jan. % 10 A NJ Monday Jan. 81, 10y A NJ
The stages for Sousn viii connection with boat
aares convey passengers - al parts of the country Al
prisons forbid trusting tie above boat on the account OF
be owscrs
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and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pierfo of Dnsne-st As follows:
ExPREss TRars att An for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
MAIL TRAIN at Am. for all stations.
Way TRAIN az 80 PM, for Permout and suAern
WAY TRAIN so PM for Delaware, wa Jersey CITY
EXPRESS TRAIN at PM every day ior Dunslrk ana
Buffalo. -
Both Express Trains connect at Dunkrk with the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct 10 Cncn
matt slao 10 Sandusky Toledo Monroe, Detroit snc CHI
csso CHAS. MINOT. superintendent
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NOTICE of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is

hereby Sven proess Of the sale Of h- Red E.ts
PETER A. UOKS. late OF the Cry Of New loTs deccJ-d N
staie sey raie under Order al the Surrogate Of the County
New iot. oil be distributed ofdng 20 Law s the surrossie
the New YORK the hr-t dy Of February assf al
Ter o'cok Of wh~a al
claim aen SAID viii 10 sad sarre
~ a. - A w RRADFORD. sarnra,-.
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Up The Franklin Ia.) Basner learns that
the ..tss sufferer BY the late IRE Indian Bsnd IN pro-
80 M Der of buiiai- cossrs coapsinr GitolS
hi. ezrfs property
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TOR ALBANY-Fare SI.-ALBANY and

L'OR ALBANY-FaTe |l.-ALBANf aud
Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD.-Two
daily express trains at9A NJ snd3 40 r. NJ connecting at
Albany with Central Line of Railroads. North and West from
new II DOT corner OF White Elm aud Cenre-sts, whsre
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
ScLens CT 6y Utica acuse Rochester and Buffalo Pos
urers also received Broome and Bowery aud Sfbs.
or 4hav stations The above trains will land passengers
AZ CrotoD Falls md Chatham -Four Corners only All other
will start from City Hal station, Of Iryonrow
md Centre ct, heretofore.
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RAILROADS. NEW

UYORK tovERMONT and c ANADA. -rickfs are sold
AZ III. New York and New Railroad Office, Broadway
and Capa.st V To Bellows. Falls Rutland Burlington.
Windsor White River Junction. Wells River, 81 Johns
bury ST Adams Rouses Point 0gdensburgh aud Montreal
Baggage checked through. Express Trains leave al NJ
and 81 PM in connection with the Northern Roads
Feisht by New Haven steamers from Pecksip every day
NJ II connecting with the Railroad ~ Burlington ST.
Johpslury Ordensburgh Montreal and all interaedate
towns The Companies forming the NcwHa Route ara
determined 10 make il the most comfortable and expeditions
winter rout. 10 Vermont and Canada. y. H1IA
Railroad cent No l52 South at. NY,
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In PURSUANCE of an order OF the surro.

ne Of he Couny II Yorl hereby % n pr
claim. the esf-ie n DANIEL DpNEGAN, late
the New iork Gs,afed 10 prescu the ~a 'o.h
thereof crers, leif eI~nce. 80 81 y q,
a., Cfy ofSew York on Or before The I'D Jay R-IDei
New oh. the 20 day Of DocsDtsr, ~;
JOHN MARA, (r.....o-.
ia lssfms CKALES NOONAN,b N-
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fesal Notices.

EXECUTORS SALE-Of handsome Res
,j,ns IN tie CITY q NeN Bfunswk susied No " Bayti
cutofe County Grourd. whch vii always
ge~Bru wck wth.n hoars ride RON Nc~ orb BY Railroad
VII train pef day e.eh ~s peous dong busness the
or wphns thu hrd tins deIrabe la
ton II not old pv4ie before the third LAY Of f-bruaJ
ne, he od. that day at the CITY Hotel mat city,
be~sen Of an ocOk. Person doa- OF viewing
preises On hs Of the purchase toneJ
can remain q mortgage a. q ger cent II dered
AtETTA =. VAN DOREN, r,..,,o-,
WILLIAM FLAGG.
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N4OTICE of APPRECIATION for the dis

chsrs- o. an HsoTeu h debt pu-sun; 10 The povi'on
the uid ut the i- the ah haptef Of ne 5000
p,r oftAe ,el CIVILIAN II CAHEW.Noie hrs
Creiors bore Hon Cha
Juds.s a. the New Yofk CCrnoo Ptl ne
CcsHbers Of ssi hr ~ Hall q tie car ~ 10 on
the 18Th dsy M.rch 1885 al u O such sgp-esioa
vi Re made u, X. LANOUfEtA. Atty aor fetiioner
i,sfs~evw No s Cty Hal pl.r-, NY.
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WILLIAM FLAGG.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

ste Of the County Of Yors hereby AL per
sot havns ean against JOHN A. HUGHES, ate Il the Cay Of
deceased he WITH Vouchers hereof TO
De crber AZ b.. oh e. No Railroad Bidns Rsae
yort bibe the hr-' day Of June H-x
ma isvfmWE JOHN COLLINS, Jr, Affair
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CANANDAIGITA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-wINTER ARRANGEMEET.-On and after Mon
ssy Dec 20 and until further notice, trains leave Emirs
for CsnaDdsgua, follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ, on arrival Of Night Express
Train from New-York connecting at Canandsigus WITH
trains the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester Bui
falo and Niagara Falls.
Day Express at sIo PM, arrival Of Day Express
from Hew-York The time Of leaving Sew-York may be
seen by 10 the advertisement of the and
Ene Railroad. WILLIAM q. LAPHAds SuPE
New-York Dec. 10. 1852.
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAiLROAD.-Exfenson Of the Six
Foot Treck 10 Bualo-Is road, extending from Bsfslo
10 Horne New ana Eric Railroad IL now
conn eted snd full OPERATION forming in connection With
fsi road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be
tween NewYork City ard Butao IL u Of tbs ak foot
guage and built in the most substantial manner and the
greater portion having been operation soe month";
h is entirely free the rougnes usual roads
Fare from New-Yor 20 Buffalo. 30
the Depot of the Nsw-Yors and Enc Railroad, foot Of
Dusne-st.. N. Y.
The for leaving New YORK be learned by refer
epce 10 che Of the NewYok ana Ere Rail
road The trains viii leave Horneisve for Buffalo the
arrival the Enc Railroad trsins-Bufslo Nov. % 1851
j. g. HOYT, Supt- Buffalo and N. Y. City r. r.