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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE LIFE AND TPIsTLES or ST. PAUL. By The Rev.
w D. CoSsssssl. ssd the ReT j.. : nov '0S' -''''''
TIE republication Of this work-by far The most
important on the suhec; Of shich j, treats whcl hs
yet appeared in the English lAnguage-win be well
coined b! every ntellgen, student OF the New TestA
ment, no lees than by the protested theologian. Al
though production OF various and accurate learning
it still possesses a popular character, and to many
readers il adapted to Presen, more vivid and coui-
prebersive view of the life Of he Apostle than any
volume now extant. The iesign OF the writers has
been to furnish lucid, natural Representative o. ST.
Paul himself, and of the circumstances in which he
lived, end taught, and labOred. In order to accom-
psh this 10 All effective msnner, all the resources Of
sacred ard classical antiquity have been laid under
contribution. 4 new translation IS given Of the
Euis.l, 5 which are interviewer with the narrative,
arcordn to he consecutive order of events. The
fund Of historical and geographical knowledge which
Is brought TO bear upon the illustration OF the subject
would form large library Of itself Avoiding. in
great measure the moot points OF dogmatic theology,
tie authors DO not foil to express themselves clearly
in regard to the peculiar form of unbeiie most cur
rent al the present day namely the mythical origin
Of Chr;stian:y although their views appear TO be
somewhat, sofoned 6o~n from the severity OF the
ancient creed. For instance, the exp anaton which
they present OF the supernatural gift Of tongues
would hardly have passed muster before the
Westminster Assembly. " The gin OF tongues
they cav, was hot the knowledge Of for
eign languages, is onen supposed, as it was
never exercised for the conversion OF foreign nations
but l. was tie result of sudden supernatural inadI
which came upon the DeOphyte after his baptism,
under the Influence Of which the exercise of the
Outstanding suspended and the spirit rapt into
state of ecstsey by the immediate communication Of
the Spirit OF God. In this ecstatc trance the be-
lever was constrained by an irresistible power to pour
forth bis feelings OF thanksgiving and rapture in words
vet the words which issued from his mouth were not
his owE-ho was even usually ignorant of their meant
iDs-tbey we're the words Of some foreiga language,
end not nelligibe to the bys'anders unless natives OF
the country where the language vas spoken Those
more conversant than ourselves with the marvels of
modern spItualism assert that they have detected
similar phenomena to the above in their own expert
ence. But superficial and shallow analogies furnish
no basis either for science or theology.
The present edition. though offered at One-half the
cost of the London copy, has not received any
abriJgomt ut, but has been preserved complete in
every respect. 1t is illustrated by variety of
cravings maps and plans, and in point Of typogra-
pbical execution is all that the most festdous taste
could demand.
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CUPREbE COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- EEw-YORK-FRANCIS FISHER, IOHN ROBIN
SOs, EBEE $ FISHER aud FRANCIS X. FISHER
,trnst P. L DUDLEY-summoHs for money demand
tr.ct-tC ON rot served ITO p l.. DUDLEY Defendant:
You hereby snmmoped th. compliant In this
seton which has been fled this September H. 1884, IN the
OF the Crk Of the City and County OF New York a. the
City o. New.iork, and 70 serve copy Of yoIr
ca the szhreTibe their Office No 1872 Broadway Of
Jonn New YORK. within twenty days after the seryce Of
ihis exclusive Of the day Of such service;
fail the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action win take against
you for The OF ninety dollars and forty i've cents ~h
Interest from The fourth day Of Nay thousand eight
buIdsd and fy aT besdes the Of this aeioa Dsed
september u. 1854 PEET & NICHOLS,
si2ls~6wTz Plaintiffs
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SKETCHES OF THE LIVES AND JUDICIAL SER
VICES or THE CHIEF JUSTICES OF TIE UNITED
STATES. BY GsoRGE Vas sssrvoosD syo. PIP 1SS.
Charles ScribBer
OF the Chief Justices, whose biographies are here
given, Mr. Jay is the only ono Of whom an elaborate
Memoir has yet been presented to the public Besides
the Life of Mr.. Jay, the volume comprises that Of
Rutedge Ellsworth, Marshall, and the present chief
of the United States Court Mr.. Justice Tanoy. The
plan Of the work restricts the merely biographical de-
tails TO narrow limits. but devotes ample space
to the judicial history and public career of its em
nent subjects. II, accordingly, embraces succinct
view OF the Constitutional Jurisprudence of the United
States, and although by no means destitute Of popu-
lar interest presents more immediate claim on pro-
fessonal readers.
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IxpoRTAsT TO THE HEIRs OF THOSE WHO ssLL At
rgE ALAMO, TExAsIt e stated that there n due me
heirs of those nen who fell with Trays, II the
Alamo" and with Tanning At the massacre OF do,
Esd N . following quantity Of land viz; To msnied
men 4 sos acres as headlight, go acre. bounty
go acres ar donafion-to'a 7,I6J acres. UnmsTrsa
m.p 470 acres headright $40 bognty and 90 do
nation-totsl 1896. lhoohe nesr"'
The Hon John Black, lneIabc. Of the u ,. sen
ate from the State Of Mississippi from lsJt 10 ls,s
and lately residenf Of Louisiana, died at the 80
dence Of VIM. L. Clarke, F'g,. in winehe.te' Vs.
on the 29th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Hermann and DorOtLCd, translated from the German
of GOETHE, by THOMAS CosRiD Porter, presesls
that celebrated odern idy) in prose version. With
the sacrifice Of the original form, the finest spirit Of
the poem must evapOrste, but it may crafty the
curiosity Of many readers 70 posses even this dim
outline of a characteristic production Of German
hferntnre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

The latest lsue OF Little, Brown g. Co.'S Boston
edition of TIE British Poets comprises the Poems Of
AEEssrDE, Gar, PARsELL, and TIcEELL, with CO.
pious biographical and critical notice. The typo
eraphical beauty of these volumes fully susains the
high reputation of the edition, and will make them a
tsst. full ornament to the choicest library. (NeS-
York: Evans & Diskerson
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- Gocon Jecediah Gordon Avery Wsshourn and Loren
70 d. Gorson against Robert ). Stevens John " smith
JoLsihin r. Salisbury, Charles U shepard Deos T. Lyon
John WieT Georse CoroveT and IsAac LGbauzh To do
feLdALt JONATHAN 3. SALISBURY: sr-f0a are hereby
summoned the complaint ia this action AID serve
copy al 0raBel Alegany County, New YOrs wthia
eBy days amer the service hereof exclusive Of tue day OF
such service ard the defendants fail the complaint
sfosad he plaintiffs viii apply the Court tor the relief
dsrsrds 10 I'D complaint And yoa viii tsse notice ma me
rors1t this seton hled 10 Office Of he Cerk OF
Csftsrsusus County, July 81, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Historical Sketches Of Statesmer in the time Of
George III, by Lord BRoUoHAn, in two volumes, is
issued by Perry & Mcmillan Philadelphia, "a work
which will long bold high rank for its abundant his
t,real information, and its rich and vigorous style
Sod by De Wit & Dsvenport)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

KAY's PROGRESSIVE INFANT AND PRIMARY
SCHOOL READER AND DEFINER. 3yoi'. Ph,iadel'
phiA: HAYES ZELL.
A new issue of this valuable series for primary in
sruction in reading, will afford an occasion Coz pro-
fessional teachers who have not already met with the
wo,k, to become acquainted with its rare merits II
is recommended by several original features. Among
these stands foremost its strictly progressive charac-
ter The first part contains words Of moro than
three letters and comprises all the word OF two aud
three letters ia the English language This fact alone
shows the extreme care with which the lessons have
been prepared, and suppOses an extraordinary pa
tonce and sb III, the part of the compiler Another
important feature is the that il made OF pictorial
Illustrations. Every single object occurring in the
course is represented by large and attractive en-.
craving In the second part we have collection Of
readings in prose and poetry in words OF one syllable
only from the easiest to the most difficult il the Ian
auage The third part contains no word of more than
two syllables. Exerci1es in writing and initistory
models for drawing intended TO form taste for de-
sign and occupy the pupil in the intervals OF study
accompany each part. A course of spelling. de-
fning and pronouncing lessons is given, forming
complete dictionary of the work, all the definitions OF
which are In dissyllabes Seldom have such admira.
bic Judgment and refined taste been DEVOTED to
the composition of a work in any branch Of
primary education as are conspicuous throughout
this unique series. The comprehensive character
of ia contents, the originality of its plan, and
the skill Of it, execution, challenge the scrutiny Of
teachers and we are confdenttha no intelligent edu-
Gator can examine its claims without deeming our
CONNIE ndatiCn quite too faint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

A new edition Of the american Cattle Doctor oy
G. II. D.DD, lie published by C. NJ saxton' IL no.
only gives complete statement Of the principles Oh
reformed veterinary medication, but furnishes iase
onnium gstherum of agricultural knowledge III gen.
eral. 2Ino. pp. 3Js.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

MormiKg GHl Eeenaas E1ere.sss, by wILliAs
JAY. The concluding volumes OF this popular ievo-
topal work are issued by Il. Carter & Brothers.
The religious world need no, to be informed Of its
'raordinary merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

The Lost Heiress by Mrs. EMMA u. SovrH-
woRTH-Till BE- published in a few days, by T. b.
Peterson, No. lO2 Chestnut-st. Philsdelphis. This
new work by Mrs Sou,hworth, is said to be superior
to any former work ever written by this popular
American authoress. 1t contains beautiful portrait
Of the author, with fac sisii!e OF her autograph
executed on steel in the finest style Of line aud spple
engraving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

GERALD M.ssrYs Poems, already noticed IN Tar
TRIBUNE, have been brought out by J. {. Derby, 10
a neat tiuodecimo volume of PCS pages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

kv the .rsee Of cd zee and nde pendent: to ali persons
in tie estate PATRICK RILEY late Of the City Of
New Y0rk deceased eTdos legaiess neI Of k1 OF on
sepd rreetin: you sad each Of you hereby cited
required y TO be and appear before car slSgae
OF County Of New York hs Office Ia the City Of New
Yok OF the 2th day september eleven O'clock IN
the that dsy III aud there to attend nc hna ct
ueuf Of the cf proceedings OF Francis Onofe
Ishp Kelly and John MeBsDon Exscuto Of he .t VIII
nd fesisnsrt q SAID deceased
IL esfimcuy hereof have caused the seel Of Office Of
aid Surros.;e heregntS sIed Witness Alexander
BaSfG Eco Surrogate Of said county g. tho Ci,y Of
YORK the sixteenth day OF Aaz1t the year or Lord
one thoassnd eight hundred and tfty iogr
- iaU1wT[ A w BRADFORD s1rYusste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Red6eld has published TIE Scout or TIE Black
pid,rs of Congaroe in his complete edition Of the
Works Of W. GILMORE Sims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Anew edition OF the old biblical standby CHrpkSs
CoHecrda-es is issued BY NJ. w. Dodd, nalsrge oe-
tsvo volume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
NEW WORKS IN PREPARATION.

new imaginative work, devoted to the same psr-
pose as Mrs BEEoHER STOVES Uncle Tom" 10
passing through the press OF eminent publishing
house in Boston, and viii be presented to the public
in few weeks. The title OF this volume has not We,
TRANSFERRED but we are informed by competent Judge
who have examined The advanced sheets, that il has
an intensely interesting plot and numerous descrp-
tious Of southern life and manners rarely surpassed
in the most exciting productions of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

The P,iAePlss Of Asi~Gl and Vegetable PAy'i-
OlOgy, by J. SrKyESsoS BUsHSAS, is valuable
manual of physiological science reprinted from 4
treatise in Orr's Circle Of the Sciences by Banch
ard A. Lea. Sold BY De Witt 4 Davenport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- pl!eaion Of the mayor Aldermen ard CommonslLy "
The City Of New York relative the OPENING EIGHTY.
FOURTH ST. from he sthsV. the 9th av. in The City OF
Eew.Yoi Notice hereby giyeB That the costs charges
and s1peDses Incurred BY VI proceedings the
shove entitled VIII BE- faxed BY the Clerk the su-
preme Court his oee n the City Hall the City New
York EDNEsDAY, the eth day OF september, 1854
~ o'clock A. NJ
WILLIAM SINCLAIR,)
JOHN QUINN, Commissioners
JOHN B. HOLMES,
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CHApips HOLMES. Auctioneer.
-. ~ n ~ Ia 4 I nIlII IIOIrSIN


HNRESERVE ED SALE of RICH HOUSE
u HOLD FURNI1uBE.-rtilS DAY, TUESDAY, Sept.
H. O'clock the ContaDs Of the four story House, No 81
West Ssd between 9TH and consisting Of Rossw I'D
Psr1r Furniture covered ia attn bsuc M Rosewood Center
Side Tables Mahogany Soe Chairs Rockers aud french
and other Bedseads. Hair Mattresses AID Pas BueCus
and Washsnnds Oval and Mantle Gss China Ten SOS
VASES Sci Carpets and OCloh One Oak Extension rabe
Oil Paintings ebd Engrayiugs Sale 70 commence with tho
ktehtn Inrl.LuTo.
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IN ORCHARD FITZGERALD aninsolvent, from his de5ts
turuaut provisions the thd article OF tho st TILE OF
e fb eharter the second OF tie Revised Statutes
Notice first ubhed July g. 1851 Creditors appear before
Hon ARIEL ThuIson County Judge Of the County OF Che
mupg h oee IN the vlase Of Enira in said County on
80 ~, dav Tiy9 law Town.
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IoR LIYFRpooL.-PAIR1oTIC LINE

Tor LIvERPOOL.-PATRIOT LINE
Pseist q eh sept nbsf-fhe splendA AMI hav0rits
Packet hip HENRY CLAY. Capt Dssl CsaJius vii eel
a. sioye fs' u pier No North River.
For ne chs Vssa,e lkvng superior State Rom.
Second Cstin .rd StseTags n appy b0afd
oIto sPOFFORD, TILESTOE a Co. No y Bfo.dE.y
NB-No 5ils Of LadDg signed ur tie goods CLEARED
. the CH,fOg-Hs1-e
I LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
IL Snip CDMPAAY-NOTICE.-Th CITY Og PHlLA-
DELPHlA will sai for Liverpool SATURDAY sept -
instead u SEPT g. a. previous saversed-
SAMUEL SMITH. AGENT No. II WAlugtsf. PhilAdelphis
CTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL.-The British stesm-
- ,hg HRANDOE. y.m,s yenkns Commander vii s,ii for
LIVERPOOL on SATURDAY., sept. ls al p NJ tom Per
No. 81 y orth River. foot Of Beaehsi
Tie BfancoL clss ship tal Of roa sr5rge-.
rosse has superior dssions for paeu
sers PRICES CT PASSAGE:
ctc1bo IAbsn...... %
inc Neb4n $3.50 ..-.-.....-............. -
FoT Freight OF Passage. apply 10
C. II. SAND, No. Il South william Ct.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the Dis

IN CHARGE ef Insolyent from his Debts, pursuant 70
the provous the third article Of the first title Of the h
lsTieI Of the second Ta Ell the Revised Stuts ADAM
HONT q the City OF Niamsbugh IN tho County OF Kings,
debtor Notice fast put shed Creditors
b. zoe the Hon. HENRY \ MOORE County Judge of the
a County Of KINGS tue Chambers Of tn County Court Of
The County Of kuss the City Hall OF the City Booosyn
GU the fourth day d September 1854 at twelve O'Clock a.
noon to show cause. any they have why assignment
,h ia not lie inside Of ssd Inolvens aud he be dis
ehsTssd from BIZ debts +. r. EAMOUREUX, ATTY.
Ifnt 0vyT ul
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Urn @coos.

A X. FROIHlNGlIAM a. Co, No. 202
IA Broadway, would respectfully inform their old custom
the trade that they have determined to close their en-
TIRE STOCK Of GOODS this at rates that shah con-
form the extraordinarily low prices that have been current
the past month They to meet the market, aud vi" sell
approved months paper for cash. at very liberal
dseoHpt their whole fall Importation consisting Of RIBBONS,
Emboderies Shswls Dfes Goods, Trimmings, White Goods
&C. and particularly wen selected and extensive stock Of
Hosierv and Olovcs
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HESEY II LEEDS AIcfione.r.
rATFEi- HOTISEHOLD FURNITURE
US NELLoR Auetioneer-By sogcHTox & dGLLo&
FIRNITURE.--TO-M NOR

ROW "wednesday a. 10 O'clock nj the large fou. story
sesTe No 81 oostef - Issce and afaotratoTs saio
81 An dc Punitive Contained Ia the s1ovc iaT s;oy house
eOossng Rosewood Piano tor richly cc'ccd Rose oi
ysyInr Frnture eoy cd IN Satin BlOcaioc Ch ETocatt To
and Lace Window Curtains Velvet Carpets Three Ply aud In
ssn 40 R0sfwood Etagtrs MToT D00Ts aud Backs Rose
go Ws,be Ton CeBsr Pier snd SIDE TsLes thick French
FIste Pier snd Mantle Gsssss in chy ornsneoted frames
,el rton aud Oils Csndeabias O Paintings cod bngIsV
h,. Carved Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Msrble-Top
Chseer Furniture nsich in u foosi pure Hair hsftres
t,epch Gothic and Cottage Bedsteads S0ft Dvsns Oio
mans Mahogany and STrngsest Chsir WINDOW
shade Oil Cloth Velvet stair Carpets S'eir Rods he amp
BedoipF CrocEery and Kitchen Furnue &c me
above worthy the iteuton housekcepers and me Iae
The Furniture vey condition, having been Ia use
about one wear. and cost as 900.
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Professional Notlres.

A CARD.-DENTAL OPERATIONS with
sk Parts tnpped true nature and Childrens Teeth
regulated ey l. KENNY, No. iol 4th sv., llihst
CHARLES EHMAN & Co., Consulting Engin-
" GERS ard DESIGNERS, No 9Ss Broadway, New York.-DE-
GINS, MORNING DRAWINGS and ESTIMATES for
tEAM ENGINES oteyey description, Pumpe Presses Tools
Arsrse nen made FOR put as az and LOCATING Eosnos
nlers shsine and AL kinds Of Machinery 10 buildings &o
~ Patent DTswipgs with Specifications sectional and ps
receive News Working Plans fer Inventions ana Models
eNeeetsd with Deafness and dispatch.
DR. JAMES w. POWELL, OCULIST. AU.
DRlsI &c -Reeeyes his patients from to O'Clock daily
q hs once No 500 Broadway where be procured hs pop
aia feaii.e on the Bye and hs self acting Ear
Fountains hela yes inseried without the SLIGHTEST pain
which meve exactly Ike the natural eye resemble Il 10
color and preston.
Y G. AMBLER, NJ. D., DENTIST, No. 81
- Wsshs ston place, lsdjoui1g the ~ Y Uuiver,i,y
wing returned TO the city viii be pleased TO see his AZ
e. asL
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DRINTS-Steams and Madders, new styles re
II eeivs from the WORKS daily for sac ~ =, s,.a~.x
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NYACK and HAvERsTRlw STEAMBOAT

Steamer ISAAC 2. SMITH Steamer ARROW leaves
leavss daily leTcspt Sunday daily Except Sunday Cham
Cbsnber~,t Pi,r a. 81 81 bfrsst Pier a. Q 4 NJ, for
ST MACK and HAVER, YONKERS PIERMOST
STRAW lsndiBg at ROsklsBd NYACK, OAK HILL, con,
Lake end Fremont, in Meeting Rscsiand Lake and
pecfiOr ~ ih the Eevg-York aud HaverstrAW.
Erie Railroad. Returning, leaves haVer'
Returning leaves Hsver- straw at2P ".
,ttsw eyeIy morpipr Al g. The AFRO will accom-
O'clock mod.te parties for any OF the
shove places the most
sonabl.
Til Ir. ~ poe,s do nd Amo
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EM- 1Ohh cII hEnIs tOOhi-Nli anu
IN COUNTY Of NEW -YORK.-CHARLES AUGUST
HUYs against RACHEL ANN AUGUSrHUfS- summons
Tor relief ICON. served TO RACHEL ANN AUGUST
HUYs. You hereby summoned, and required
the compaiBt Ia tbis scon which will he ed the office Of
the Clsrt The Cir. sni County OF Nswf'rk e the City
Hall ian the Civ Of NewYoFk and copy OF your
snswer sid cOmpsbt the Subscriber a. his office, No
20 Chambtvt In said city within twenty days after the
ihs the day Of sach
servei you fail the said complaint whia
the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff iris action will appeal to
~. Corft Tor the relief demanded the complaint Dated July
81 1854 i. SIU ESANT PIaintIhs Attorney.
p s-Tke complaint IN this action filed Ia the office
of the Ce!k Of the City and County Of wG0S, the
fret Gsy Of August, loj au8 lawlOwT
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Clothing.

UNIIREE DOLLAR HATS.-Elegant French
silk Hsis the low price &C IS usually sold at 81
Rate - 80 BROWN, No 4S Hud>cnst
Il No Al John-st.,
Rtsptctiully invite detlersto examine the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF RUBBER GOODS
Wound TAG WORLD;
Embracing all Goods made uuder GcOdyesrs Pstent.
COMMON CLOTHING AC WHOLESALE,
AT VERY LOW PRICES
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1teamhnots ann Railroads.

NATIONAL RACE COURSE.-During the
~ dsys Of the Rsce- sDd the National Fair the
lrLAND CITY viii esve Fulton Market Slip o. g. 10 A
ud IA NJ r. aud $50 NJ connecting ih the ears q
The tiu.hDs Rarusd Hunter. Point drec; the Race
Ctue e'uruiug viii esve fhe National Depot e, l. 3 and
So VI a. he low FIRE Of IS Passengers also
take The 10th Ferry G'een Point where they viii fad
free ccryeysnee 20 the GERS e. Hunters Poat.
T. T. DUDLEY, Superintendent
SEPTEMBER, lS54.-FOr Shrewsbury, &c
- Tb el.ssrt e. eommo6ous river .,-imer rHON-
A. O. HAIGd1, Cspt Cores i running from the
foot Of Rnhin.on.i Eorth Rxer folnv.:
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CUPRENE COURT-In the matter of the
- Application OF the Mayor, Aldermen md Comnonslty Of
the Cy Of New YoL, relative TO the OPENING OF ONE
HUNDRED AND r~ ENrY-SECOND- ST. from the ID az.
10 the hay.. in The City Of EewYOk Notice Is hereby
s,eu that he charges aud incurred BY
OF the In the ended wall be taxed
by The CeIk Of the Supreme Court bis Office in the City
Han Of the City of Eew-York WEDNESDAY, the 10th
dsy OF September, A. D. 1854, at 10 O'clock A NJ.
HENRY BEEKMAN,)
TIMOTHY DAILY, iCommissioners
JOHN CAFFREY,
ynrk Sertsmbrr