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THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERMEN
ADVENTURES AT CAPE RAY

From Ou1 Special Correspondents
STEAMSHIP JAMES ADGER, OFF CAPE RAY,
Friday Morning, Aug. q, 1855
It was dusk on Tuesdsy evening before the
James Adge made her sppe arance of Port-au1-
Basques, returning from Cape North. had
made arrangements to pass the night in one Of
the hoJ ses on shore, and as the fog was begin
ping to gather, and the Victoria had not yet
made her appearance, judged that ! should be
safe in remaining. DIR. and Mrs. Sayre, who
had made journey to Cape Ray the preyiOu.
day, and camped all night in thicket Of spruce,
had found accommodations with our friend Butt,
ard Gen 90 offered me similar Hospitality. Both
of these men afforded us every kindness in
their power-briDgng us their heavy, well-oiled
boots and thick wooden socks in exchange for
our own, which were thoroughly soaked by our
tramp over the hills. Their rough, hearty
bluntness assured me that should be welcome
to oil they could offer, and when there is warmth
within a hut care not how rude its exterior
may be. All our other passengers had gone of
on board the steamer, but | greatly preferred
remaining ashore.
The Victoria came in about ten O'Clock, and
the fog soon afterward became so dense that we
were satisfied neither Of the vessels would yen-
ture out of port. | called at Butts house,
where, in a neat kitchen with an ample fire.
place, we found Mrs. Butt Lursng rosy child
Of fifteen months old, while son Of twelve or
thirteen years sat at the table reading the
Bible. The sounds of children's yoices-ond
there we've many Of them-came from
slteping-room adjoining. Everything about
the house va. neat ard orderly, and there
was an appearance Of comfort which | had not
looked for. Genge lived in a smaller cottage,
the inside of which Wa. bla ;kened by the smoke
OF wide, open chimney, and dlmly lighted by a
swinging oil-lamp. There were broad benches on
either side which evidently did duty as beds. The
floor Wa. OF earth. and the only furniture was
table, two old chairs, some shelves and large
dincy cupboard in the corner. Mrs. Genge shook
hands with NE and babe me welcome, and on my
saying that should be content with eoroer TO
.pread ny shawl in, her husband turned to me
with Don't talk about corners Wen try 10
make YOU comfortable" I was pleased TO see
that ny presence did not embafrass the good fan.
iy in the least. and thst, while they showed me
every kindness. ! occasioDed no apparent change
in the household.
was ushered into little side room Which 20
nv surprise eontaned a curtGined bed. white snd
perfectly clean, a table upon which lay g number
OF books, looking gass, ra'h-bo"l and p.tcser
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FAMILY EEcIPEs.-To dreis poahry-When too
weather II ysIy cold, If you wi,h to make your fowls
comfortable, cit out and make for each of them
jscke' and trousers. Put them and your poultry
will be cressed.
BuLble and 'qreok-Tste q ssu ,epsn, half full Of
clesn spring water; put IL on be fire. and Yet heat
gradually for abou. an hour. Watch ii carefully until
i belle; the moment il bos /. will bubble Iben put
your finger in, and YOU will squeak.
To cure hGRs--Fhst ascertain what is tie mater
with them. Then apply the proper remedies aud if
YOU do succsed in curing them, il isn't your fault.
To roast 9oose-First find the biggest 70 you
know. Cbsa hin. Persuade him be IL tse clevefest
alive and go on in this style until the goose has
been sUfiisitnuy roasted.
IL preserTe aPricots-Pcocure from Coyent Car
cen arb ct a email quaoiy Of the finest spricos that
n oDey purchase. Take them home add hsying
first wiped then free from dust, ca'eu ~ ~.
up where Ieitber your servants nor your cls o oai
get q. them. This tue only way OF preserving 'H""i
FOR Ycur OWL eating. 1910. >,,,.
then Marmai,,de) MARY the incest g'fl yoa ta s
You will then have ber TO Prtsi;e a. ;u 1 81,
70, thsr require ssy 6ther.
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CAnNG-DAYs 9th and Goth Of each Month

Csour Heu- from oee:n oee.n BY PAGAN. R.lrosd-2s
kssssfs eerhyoush for Ca iforDs via Ps1sns Rairosd
TIE United srArE5 MAIL STE iMstHP COMPANY
.rtsrd 70 dispatch fB Aspnwsl 20 TUESDAY Sov. -, II
oc I'll 7. NJ pr.csely from Pier fJot Of WsrTeu-s Sorh
River II. wen huovn and f4vSrite steamship EAPihE CITY
fer gers srd mails will be rwsyd.d by Pac.n. H.1-osi
and Ct al Panama with the P,e Man sesnsip Com
pays magnificent steamship SONORA, Richard W. i1E
scmnaI6er. witch vii be IN readiness snd leave iunst
at ly for San FI.nc'sso.
TIE public ire informed that the P.cfe hsl Ss-mshir
Co always have extra lying a. !sna
ready for 70 avoid possible detention Of pssens-s
Insis.
FOt pas.sss apply to / w RAYMOND 81 the only Off.
OF the compute No. III Vests Of Wsnens n. R.
II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-F0r
" HAVANA and NEW-ORLEATs.-On SATURDAY
Nov H. r. NJ pier foot Of Warren Y. r. the f.st
and f.vore steamship GRANADA, Capt s. P. Grim, will
sal Is sbove
Pass,te car be secured a. he Company Office.
Freigh: 70 New. Orleans, 30 cents per -ubic foot.
Shippers si be ,uppea vi blank bill. Of isdnE fins
form By the Company. sgpe stion At once. No
other sDeo and no bal Of Adps Will be signed al the
kCuT Of ssiLs
For 6ssbt passage sprly st the Office of the np.uy
10. ~ V,sttt., conner OF Warren. NJ .. ROBERTS.
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IN SUPREME COURT-Ci.y and County o.

i Nev.Yo,k.-Chares Aberpethy sssnst David Henderson
and - Wii.op Summons for money demand :o1trscs.
To DAVID HENDERSON and - WILSON: You are
hereby snd required The compliant this
acon which tied oee Geek Of the Cry and
County the sh Day Of Octbe 1855 snd
copy ycur the said complain the subscribers
At H. Office No. Wa h. the City Of New Yok, within
twenty Gays after The SERVES hereof exclusive OF he day Of
such service and il you The said compliant VIII
The time said the ps III this acton vi take Jade
ment Assinst r the q eight hundred asd shiy Nv.
dollars seTeniyrine cents viii i,te-es tbs =
&f 20 from the SIKH day Of JnDe, Eossot esh. han
srtd and fy I've with inteses the further =
~44r 80 ~ the 9Th septenheT 1855 besi! lie
VI this ,coG.-natel Oct her 0, 1881
SANFORD BRACE, TlGn.ifs AZ; rasy.
ol2lGs6vP 40 4 Walls.
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Daper Warfhouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SOMA Co.. No 81 Beeknsnst offer for r,le on the oves
svrvns
Writing Fspers, EnF Ysh, french and American
kewt PAPER, al sizes, weights ard qualities.
Heok Paper al r1es weights md queities
rrsue Pepper fancy roos ard white Of The beet quality
Hsnzns Paper, white end coioree, different wittns
Hs..ers' Paper thin and Of the best quality
Cloth Paper, $500 and 40xis.
YDGfh Hardware Paper sTSe assortment iUs arrived
fhesthfpg Poper Of tie best quality.
H.ppir.g Pane, Straw, Rag odd Manila
Yea Psper Of heIeut sizes.
~ pnnfDa PsIar sui5ble for roof Ia role.
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE
w WA. INGHAM g. Co.,
Cleve and, Ohio.
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Az ARAB VIEW OF woNAs.-The following verses,
popular in Arabia, are quoted as showing the idea
which the descendants Of hbmsei entertain Of the
fair sex:
:" From 10 (yeas Of ss.D unto 20,
A repose 10 tba eJe u bsh0leen.'
From D snto 30,
Sail fair and fun Of Assh.
Fnm % % 20 10
Another Of many boys sod sy'.
From ~ unto 10,
An old Of the deesitf.l.
From SO onto 80,
ssy her with knife.
From 80 uno 20
The eur. OF A,h upon then ard all"
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SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY-Wl
~ IAN Lesyersft, Executor, &c q Rch-d Lsayc ar
dec ed ssaust Thomas n Ayres Geo psyson, Heavy
l.. Your aud NNgsrst YolDs mona for re iei-Io
T6ONASN AYRFs: You are hereby summoaed and el9red
t. the complaint IN this action, which hed IA the
Office of the Clek the County kioss Bro allyn New
Yot Dc ODER n 1888, and TO copy of your answer 20
the said complaint the subscriber a. nis otee, No -
Brosoway New York. within twenty days ae the service ~
this SUNNI you exclusive Of the day OF such ervcs
and II you fsl the sd complaint within the time
sfoesad the Plaintiff in this SETON will apply . he Court
fer the re ief demanded TIE complaiot
Dsfed October q, 1885 Z r. BO3 ARDUS,
no2 layeu Fr Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CUpREME COURT, City and County OF New

AIfbEME ~ - ~! anu no oeI III gI N ~
pFNTSON hi. wife sgaio,t CHARLOTTE PHELPS,
GEORGE J. sTYNETS, stephen p Hsr leuerook, DAVID "a
Hard. ntsook Maria Cr,Ie Crane, John ID Phelps
aud Whism II. Pueps summon. for relief Com no. ser
To Dfndsns You hereby ,ummO7ed ami required to
a1swer complaint this scon whc1 ied 10 tue o
Il the City aud County Of Newfork az the Cry
Hall in city the 18Th Of October 1852 and
copy Of Your the Sid complaint the subcrbs
bis Office No. 1877 O. oh street. SewYork City within
twenty The vice this exclusive
of The dsy Of uch service and If fail said
within the lime soreSad the plaintiffs this so1
will apply the CoUr for the relief demanded in The
pl,.nt-Dated October 10 lS5 -
oIe I.wsuF HID VAN ORDEN, Plaintiff Attorney.
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$lUO S M d E1s sHlH G de-. aS Sy..
Group Cots: Headache, Toothsehe Chrome Rh.1matiEn,
Coushs CUT BurD, Sw ings and pains Of al kinds qucke
II sny other rcmed, before the public eight
end faed he .ebred Psyscisns in the United
Ststss nd H. sold by the Druggists evsrywhre. DE-
POT No o. Courtsndi-st. Price p aod % cents
D.. TOBIASs ce ebrsted II )RsE LiStMENr IL l+o for
q. in pint bottles at 20 cents winch e.nEst be bes.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN and WI DNESDAY Sept 49, 1855 and until further
notice Passenger Trains will leave pier foot Of Duase-'
DUNKIRK EXPRESS At $50 A NJ. FOR Duntkk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS at $3.50 A. III. for BrhAo
MAIL at s:l5 A. M for Dunkk and Buffalo and nterednc
Stations Passengers by this train will remain over night st
Oweeo and proceed the next morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p NJ. iron foot o, Chem
bess PerIoont, for Suferns and nermedis stations
WAY PASSENGER at L. NJ. for Sewbarsh and Otsvlle
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 r. NJ for DuntiIt snd Buszo.
EMIGRANT At P. NJ. for Dunhhk an Buffalo and inter
mediate Stations
ON SUNDAY one EXPRESS TRAIN at $3.50 p NJ
These Trains connect at Elmifa with the Ee ara
Nsar. Falls Railroad for Niagara Fss Buso and Don
krk with the Lske Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit, th &c and win hrstcas splendid
Gamers fer all Lake Ere.
ID. c. MCCALLUM. General Sup.rintsadenk
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

Of the Ounty EeI YOrs poi Is hereby gwen - all
psrsons having claims ssAn.t GEORGE SMITH als Of me
CITY Of New-York merchant deceased pres. The
with sc1er. thereof the slbrib@s AZ he Of YOUNG
Schultz Co Nc. 81 Feys in the City Of Newly on =
before The 18th 5sy Of March D,ed New Jrk sept IS
las. EDMUND VI. YOlSG rx..-.o-,
sl6 lavsmF WILLIAM PALEE, }'-A'N--''''
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Of the County of New.York notice hereby given 20 al
persons having claims against JOHN RUTAN late Of the
City SewYok deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 70 the sutserber The office Of John TCah ESQ.,
No Nss.ut in the City Of NewYork on or before the
twenier day Vi November next-Dated Newfork l7th ay
Of Msy 1855 BETSEY RUfAN, Admink,ratux.
myltl aveur JOHN HUYLER. Administrator.
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Fnsnronts 1ompGuler
3nnnfr Eano n1afrart4.

4 AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No 90 Wall-st.
NJ ew-York-fhs highest market pH:e pe't FOR LANE
WARRANTS and s Warrants soc BY guaranteed sss
x-v,rded BY otherwise receipt Of remi,sncsa
Land sns procured for Bodies and others entitled te
A. COLEMAN. No - wsIIa-
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CUPREME COURT - Kings COuDty-ARA
- MINrA JARVIS against BRE NSrER JARVIS 10
BREWSTER JARVIS. tie defendant above named: You
beb, and requT % the complaint in this
ction fitted in the Office the CLERK Of hs county Of
Kim. At the City Hall TIE City of Brooklyn in said un
ty and copy 81 your 10 the sid c'nplsn
or the suscnber Office No III SAssaust IN the City
o. NeYork within twenty DAYS after the service Of his
mor on you OF the day OF rce and you fail
to the s.d amt Nj hn the time 'o essd the
plaintiff in this action will apply the Court Tor the relief
d,mspded in the complaint Da,ei October S. 1855.
no lawewF GRO w. PARKER. PIsntif Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-
- pieaon of the Mayor Aldermen snd Comnonsly Of The
City NeE-Yok, relative TO the OPENlNG aud LAYING
OUT PUBLIC PLACE. between Sch and o6thsts and Ire
5th and in the City Of New YorkWe, the COmns
,opers Fstnae and Assessment the above entitled
hereby awe notice 10 the owners occupant o.
occupants s houses and and improved and unimprved
snds ced thereby and 10 all others whom may concern
i, That we have completed esnsts and
tst ali whose interests affected thereby and
wrt duly VENTED the Comm 81 their ohee No
ITO Broadway room 49, in this city, en- or before The go day
Of November 1855.
ID That any person or who may consider heves
.gsreved by raid estimate .rd nent will be heard IN
the before the place at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, On Il Q 2lst day OF November 1910
Sd That the Abstract the ssd Estimate and Assessment
to,etheI Asp en- also all the affidavit. estimates ard
other documents which used by ~ IN making our report
have deposited in the street Commissioners once OF me
City and County Of NwYok there 70 remain uru me oto
day OF December 1858.
4th That the limits embraced by the assessment 81 h
All those pieces of snd stuasd in tho said City bounded
by The center line OF the blocks between il6h l1h
the line of the blocks betv list sud
AID 42d the east by the center line OF the blocks 10
81 and Sd the west by the center line OF me
block. between 10Th and Itb AID also all hoe GER
tain other lo pieces and parcels Of land fronting either side
ofhe Sh 9Th 7th ard 9Th between 10th aud 10
1o nyU on either ds Of the SD th h and shs and
Broadway between SD and i2dG laid out on ms said map
Of the COMMISSIONER
5h That R herein viii be Pre'enteSto the supIsns
be held the City Hall IN the said City, Saturday the 18th
d. December A d. 1885, at the opening Of the Court on
eel can be heard motion viii be made that aid report Be
confTmed.-Eew York, October 2, 1850
NJ. ULSHOEFFER,
WILLIAM KENT,
L. BRADISH Commissioner
WARREN BRADY,
O5toDis JEREMIAH TOWLE,j
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TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONI!
i TON fnr BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW-bEDFt

TJHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD,
and TAUNTON Inland route, without deaJ change Of eAs
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
c. VANDERBILT, CTt j. K. Pendeton IN connection With
the snnston Providence and Boston and Providence Hail.
roads leaving New Yok daily Sunday. excepted Gem pier
No IN. R. first wharf above Battery place a. r; NJ, and
Stoning,On $3.50 PM arrival Of the Mai train which
leaves Boston AZ $50 PM. 49,
The C. VANDERBILT. from New YoTk-Nopday, Wednes
dsy and Friday From gtol-Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
Ihe PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-Tuesdsy, Thus
day Saturday From stouiDgtoNondsy sdnesdaI ana
Friday
Passengers on arrival StonusGn proceed uststey per
Esrrsd 70 Providence Boston, 1son and New Bedford IN
tie ExpesS Nal reaching said places several bears I'd
vAace those by other roUtes and SIMPLE time Tor all DE
Ger Mo.us Lines connecting North and css' PASSENGERS
No prefer remain hoard the steamer enjoying nights
re- hreGkssg desired and leave sioanEtoa IN
the IA NJ tran connecting :. Providence with the A. NJ
tram FOR Boston, Tsgnton aud New Bedford
SaSsg Master accompanies the Ste smsf and Tram taeush
broash sssIsts On Monday Wednesdays and Fnlay T.!
NNnucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, Wis bediofd
eoEpea ns with the steamer Es~e Wilt
For passage berhs ststercns or freight sppies ION NAV
be 3 at pier No Moth River AZ TIE ONCE No 10 bs'
y.p
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GROSS BABIES.-An Infants are liable to the
~ Collie and many die from the effects Of andsnum and
other DANGEROUS remedies administered 10 sdord r-ie Let
mothers remember that Or. ROBERTss COLO MIXTURES
the Only tain and 'afe remedy never Known 70 ISL CIV
relief and Of transferring heul crying bab IS INTO
fat .ud healthy laughing Cheubs II costs only - cents 70 y
H. Sold BY eli the Drusgis.s HANILAND. HAhk AL ES-
LY Drugtus No. 50 W aren-st, W holesale Agents.
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NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-United

Il States Mail Lne.rhe and splendid ste lnship ALA.
BAMA, Geo r. Schenek commander. viii leave New-Yoik for
savarnah on SATURDAY, Nov. TO- from pier No North
River O'Clock NJ precisely Bills Of siing signed BY the
CLERK on beard freight apply board for
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No 10 Broadway.
Cabin PSsssre to Savannah &25 for Foda thorough tickets
from New York 10 jacksonville 43l; Pilstka, $50
Large and steamships leave Savannah for Florida
times week. connecting with the steamers from New
York N TuefdAys and Saturdays -
Tbs steamer KNOXVILLE c. D. Ludlow, commander, will
succeed the above aud cave on WEDNESDAY. Nov H.
On and AFTER the 7th inst the ships of this line will leave AZ
o'clock r. NJ.
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nor PHILADELPHIA BY the CAMDEN and

il AMBOY RAILROAD-From Pier No. ~ X, Tot Of
BAitrry pAce-Tbo Camden and Aub0J kaf'ad Lines Tor
Phi Adephs u III !esve ss IA love; . -, 49,. y,
MoKSiNG LIxE- A. ocloet NJ es,y Sundays et'ePs ed
BY the JOHN POTTER capt lohn supp a iS
ssuth An bow thence BY cas- and steamboats, 70 P1ad-paA
Fare BY N. Live ~ s. =, 81, -
AF1EEAooN FxPELss LiNE-h o'coSk r u c9ly SAT-
doys txeeped By ths eslbst JOHN POTTER stpptns a.
jamestown Hshistwn Borden;oNu ard barostso AitAs
.. Ph'ds Pills about G. F. a. Fare ~ EsPes. ne ~
FAR ~ Freehold and Mon ao1tk ea6f Ans &c e As P0
yjei o. l0ssd-piurer - B-ekf's, sud sapPer, sc
Ee,uTn Passengers vii leave Philadelphia a. A. NJ 40 :
7. ~
Way Atecpmods ion s,d Emisrai; L:oe a. ?. " Fare,
~ g.
Er,igra-t Lire { r. ". Fare a. =
Ffy p>.t q tesF'- 81 cSsd each ps saEgtf fas'T
. lrem red tttas tlyh-s - gas b1t tHei
os s-IsrfA Al t'ssSee over uy P's- 9 oe ga
frt.. n Con;sry -Ner resp l-il - h4'4'-' -
ce C., ~ .c' ,Td sra - -1' be nAh'e Or '-nt '-
S.rd o,c-ceI . sqe 81 e'rEaet a. b. - - IT,
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CUPRENiE COURT -SERAPHINA j. CON
- LEY by her friend WILLIAM COLEMAN, .s.ipst
GFORaE CUNLLY. 10 GEORGE CONLEY-Si;; i0a ,rs
leTely ored AID repaired 70 answer the complaint N ms
s-iou and el JOur Ofce, NO
81 Ea, Brosdwsy 10 he cl'y o. Aes ork within twenty
GAYS the ive hers exclusive Of hs day Of such sf
we And il you the complaint asi s4id ihs
r'. III viii suy ths Cogr tie relief dsn.Eae4 70 The
con.p.ssLL Dated Oct9b,T }. lf5.
A. A. THOMPSON. Plsiuti6's A''oi Dsy.
The fr rtift lbove refer - . i he one Of -
eli a me CRY - County q N~w -, - ty H- 20
~ 3 ,ify. ~ he IT, sfy 4 OctobeT ils'
"a ,~t,. a 4 TAOMt SD$ g'eir e. A-'1rney.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Sundays ex-
~ ceptedl-Leave Brooklyn for Grsepport, 10 for
YsphAIl 10 A. NJ and Saturday 3i5 7. for farnnsd.e
And syosset 10 NJ and 345 NJ; for Hempstes 10 A. NJ
NJ and s45 and p ~ for Jamaica 10 A. ~ u ~ 50
and 80 p NJ. Leave eenpost for Brooklyn. 10 A. hi
Yspbank Hiss A. NJ, on Mondays, $40 A 81 Lstelaad
I9:C6 P on Mondays, 6Ss A. ~ Farmipsdsle, $50 NJ
A. NJ and S r L.; Jamaica, $40, 7:4O end $50 A. d. and
$40 and 4:4OP VI.
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ftaai kot,ffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Nev-York notice Is hereby gwen % ~
perEcns h,virs claims JOHN b. LEHOii lac Of the
Cry NesNork deceaed the With vouchers
,heTeofo the subscriber the Office OF james W ssy.ss
counselor law No l92 Broadway the City Of Se~1@k
before the sh day Of Febu@y Dssed, view fofa
.asisw6mF HENRY MIGHoY Administrator.
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l. WEEKLY U. S. MAIL L.NE-rhe solendi1 stea ner
MARION w. Ro,ter commander vii leave Pier No NJ X,
SATURDAY alta o'clock p precisely For Freight 'ppS
on kosr( al bills Of s1Dg will be signed aud for Passage
st the fire Of sPOFFORD TlLESTONk Co, No. p Broad
wsY Through tickets Florida rs oO~s To Jacksonville,
So; 10 Pslaha SS3 Til fsvprie CAROLINA hsv
r'pm.d her regular trips TO the vareus an1nss or
johns river. will leave Charleston TUESDAY,
at O'clock p NJ connecting with tbs NevYOrk steamers
The JANIS ADGER will .ucceed and leave on WFD<ES-
DAY Nav H. Csbin passge, S5 On snd after Saturday,,
New ~, this line OF stesmer will esve at THREE O'CLOCK
Y NJ. instead Of four.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and atter
MONDAY Oct Is 1855 Trains wal leave Cnanlbers-
st Station e. follows Express Train A. NJ connecting with
Northern and Western Train. Ms Trsin A ~ Through
Wsy Traip u NJ Express Train. P. N. For Huason
P NJ For Pou,hkeep.e-Wsy tr-isht and Passenger TIN,
$50 ard 80 p N. Fer Dobhs Ferry, lo:5 ~, $3.50 p M.
The Dobbs Ferry Peeksk md Hudson Trains stop
AZ ali the ay SIS Passengers taken Ch.mbe Canal,
Chrstouhsr and SlstsA SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN ats 2. N.
from Canast Albany aud Troy, stopping at al nal Sta
nj. L. his, JR, superintendent
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OFNTRAI. RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY, il

~ connection al he LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
opened to MAUCH CHUNK-RALL ARRANGEMENTS,
od1nnsucDs Oct is55Lesve Ne YoI. for Eat @ aaach
ChnpL Aod intern ate places from Per No Hcrh Rive,
,7A 81. ard Sails P. 81 For Bonneville al and ! A VI,
3:I5 and Tsp. N.
The sye trains connec; E.behtovn with trains IN IRE
Ee~-Jr,ey Railroad leaving SewIork from foct Of Coars
Iaudt-s, ~ 7 is and ii A. NJ md ?. NJ.
John o. sTERNS, suPe-nten9ent
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DOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

4 PORT and FALL RIvEh-Ths plendd and ruperioi
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Wm Brown, esves New fort
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At Ssioes
?. M md EMPIRE srATE, Capt B. Brsyton leaves New.
Ysrk every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a.
o'clock p IL from Pier No. s. ~ z, tie Battery seo
totehins II Newport each Wy.
Hereafter will Re regarded secured 10 iEJ sfPr-
Until the shall have been paid fo..
Fish: Boson forwarded 1rcGsh 9Th great dhrstsA,
~ an Express Freight Train
WM BORDHN Aren't. Nos 70 and y Wease
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of Se~York notice hereby given 20 al
persons hAvng claims against ECGESE LENOlR Of the
Cy Of New ork deceased 70 presr th- Ea vouchers
hereofto the s1bs-er. the Office OF James W. Savage,
Counselor Ls No. 1872 broG~y 70 the City # fo-k
OF tie fifth dsv Of February neItDsed Sesfork,
the ID day Of August, 1854 HENRY MlGEON,
us A41lnlstTAtof.
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T IFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICARAGUA
ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY tof Nicaragual PRO
PRiEfORs-Thousb In advance of the msiIsL7oO miles
,,ea nship SrAR OF The WEST ESQ uus burden Capt
Miner will leave Pier No North River, at Icock P Me- tn
Punts Aenss ON FRIDAY Nov 1855 connecting with the
steamship CORrES e OoO tuus buTd,p the Nicssgus
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land transportation BY
6Jstolass carriages
For information or psSsaEs apply only TO
CHARLES MORGAN, Ascent. No. Bowling green.
Stamped leters tai en- for OF cents each.