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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

Tur krsrRtAs FoETIFIcATIoNs.-A correspondent
of the Reyas CoHten Dorape gives the following ac-
count of the Notifications executed by Austria IN the
Venetian territory since last year. The MoHHeRr dc
Ia Finite vouches for the trush
within a year Austria has increased her deienses
on al points of the Venetian territory IN the evident
desire Of pcrmanent residence. AT Venice an island
covered with cannon has arisen half way across the
Grand yaduct. and numerous works have been con-
s.rcted at the Lido and ut Nilghcra. should be
astonished it. knowing the insufcieney OF land iortii-
cations against the means of destruction with which
war.yessels are now being provided movable de-
lenses were not aso completed and perhaps the Pied
montese feet will learn TOO dearly and too soon that
the passages are defended by floating and blinded bat
teTies.
AT Verona means have been taken to cover the
intrenched camp of the city still more completely,
although this would seem impossible. Ii cannot be
turned All the mountains are crested win iortsi All
the gorges are swept by cannon. In the PLAIN toward
Hanu and toward the Lago di Garla, new forIesses
have been built, and the old ones have been
Strengthened | do not exaggertte when say That
Verona can now protect an army OF 100000 men, and
that supplies can always be supplied on the side oil the
mountains.
Pescoera has become, within year, another We
roma. II had one ceintme Of detached forts; 1t now
has two and the hill surmouaed by the cross where
Victor Emanuel opened the trenches last year, is now
swept in the rear by cross fire from two forts. On
the Lake at the two exomhies Of the zone OF defense
two actual eitades by their glacis and their ranIa'S
shut up this enconte of stone and bronze steam
ho,ia rests oorcd in the port. have not seen Man
ta no. Legrago lately, but have reason 10 believe
that the deenses Of the Po cared fornie ~ wen
m those Of the Mincio Never can Italy acne beah
the formidable chain which ban to berth passage OF
the two Tiycrs.'
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.Opn THE PENNSYLVANIA
1901 CENTRAL RAILROAD Il
GREAT DOUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.


o., c,ty Oh the Road 70 now equal 70 Any IN it county
1be aSy1FPT T' ICREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST
III" ~ OHice No Astor House, corner Of beseyst
Facilities the tsPorsiIS5 Of Ns N Memphis na iS New
taa - IN other IN the West N0fth'"tst ara 'O'''
or. a. nTuassed for speed and comfort BY az lo'os Cont
." @ t,ss for the West leave New fork 700. o. boD'
- -. Morning E1prossi a. M tfenhs hhP'eS' Up -"
tf.1- a .Uiok iug-oars on al tie trains. A.
seerps @ M low nd the time quick ~ b. anS other
route .-.. 81 III 5e.erj,tion can be- forwarded %
BY this route fes RSiroads of Ohio Kentucky. indiana
In;ois Wisconsin Iowa or Misson, - e. w. b.
RECT o. ~ suy port on iA' --''e
.fespsrs from Pittsburgh In, ~ tl,e We. bv the
The aies Of freight to sDd ron any I H. ere charged
ftaAty .1i - r,.r;es Merchants aud shippers ntfu
-, the trn.sporta ti0u Of their FT ltN " 'i' i'
~ cOnfdence its speedy transit ,. ...,,od ,on
rarnerv slso mai taiBs an tnlglt A'1Di
m ~ ires egigrstng westHafd ENJOY cie'P ai
Ihn ~ Of eonvcysnee 0ueisi che ms cla,, @,''
ceniO'aD ELLIOTT Passenger Agent no As'Di iious''
al fo't IYTSH A. Co. Freight Agents, - ~, ,,,,,. d.
''@N ~ I Astor House and No. l south 7inliHI-'"
@cDohAbD - No. Battery piece
rSOcH LEWIS, GspssisuP't Ali0on' r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

TgE DgFALCArIoS or THE STATE TREASURER OF
NrRNonr-Ihe eli liens of Vermont are astonished,
and not more astonshed than mortified AT the deialca-
ton in the accounts of their late State Treasurer Hen
p, NJ. Bates of Nortbield. Mr.. Bates had always
held Ligh place in the good opinion OF the people,
and whether as Cashier of the Northteld Bank or
Treasurer of the State during the last six years
first elected in lS5l), his integrity had passed
npoue,tioned Indeed the security that was
fell in him and the fact that Vermont had never had
any trouble about her accounts left him almost free OF
restraint He could handle the funds about as ne nkeu,
and his accounts ran from year TO year while the
Governor and Legislature took special piins 70 iook
into them; his bonds, moreover, were loose ana
insufficient and il is doubtful If anything can now
he realized thereirom. Mr.. Bates speculated he
invested a GOOD deal in marble and soap-stone en-
terplises and was largely Interested IN me van
Mes. farm purchase near Burlington, expecting 10
maxi a fortune in the "verd antique marble upon 1t,
and heinz sorely disappointed. Where all the money
Went to- however, il il impossible TO tell Inc new
State Treasurer John Is. Page OF Rntand discovers
a deficit OF some $4,000 and he and the legisHve
Committee on WAYS and Means are at work over inc
book. revealing new discrepancies every day. Inc
prospect OF recovering any great portion Oh nc I'm
bezzled funds is not faitering. mr. rage 'h,ns
slO 600 il an much a. the State can nope 10 GET 40
a bad piece of business and very little lsyg' prooa-
bly known of it's true history lbere ar an e' VI
riyooys and names are connected with tne trDSF,on
~ ~ ba,tsr NOT be mentioned until the truth u
known. Mr.. Bates has 1ed, and "hefe ne may oe
81 - NOT known lie was last seen 10 pass through
n" ~ y Tie immediate effect OF the development
=, o,naler will be 10 knock in the head all pro-
- arpronriation EXCEPT the necessary annual ones.
III 90 stature will now probably do something de-
1.-Two in order that such accidents may DC prevented
in the future and variety OF methods are proposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
LAW LN7ELLIGENCE

Judge Pierrepont, having resigned bis place upon
a. 20, IA. returned 10 his old office and formed business
connection wih Mess Stanley Langde under the name Oh
Stanley & LangdeI
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-

80, b Delaware Lscksg and We.tero Rs.iroad ana
..t Tehi b Vsey Railroad aud - connections forming
e. Inc 90 Ilr-ri. burg without change Of cars
WiSIFR ARRANGEBENT-CommeDe.Eg November "
1910 - Eve York a. follows;
U,ppTsurKG EXPREsS-A A. H. Tor I'assohi AeSi'u5 i'
;li,rg Nsgch Chunk, Niiamspcrt &C. 90 O..
" Nm TpAy-At 3 A. for Easton' "a,ef zap '''a'''"
81 Bend Pittston, " lkes6a1e, 80. =, ,, p4;,,
40 - TfYOrGH TEAE-FOr EastOui haDch Oou'H' he'i'Ds
r,l1ts,ilc Harrisburg, &C. -, 49, , ;.,,-...d.,. s,,.
iious g,r,ergille and b tsru.edlate "a.
tiOuf. ,yvt.e~pg-J u N. Express
- ORR arrives a. Harrisburg u II'4V noon "a
IRAN ioD b sr,ins ON Penns ylyauia Central Railroad
~ sna S.s- Northern Central north aud 'ouin 'Da VII"
AanbeIaho rei' IN Eyw YoRK FyHRY-Lesye New-York
E4 " ~ kor1b River 81 and u m, $50 snd p in
IEtyg ELnABETH-At S:f5 aud S'i'a Nj i-' ana 80"
y. 81, p.-.a, Point and Mnriner. Hsrbof every
Inc poen '"P John o STERNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

aNoxr BuT TIM BR.yE."-The WHIT Mar, a
exan newspaper. saws: The Indians have stolen SO
Of tbe best horses Of Johusons ranging regiment.
This Is adding insult TO injury. What, rayage the
frontier aud then steal the very horses of the sent
20 pupish them! Too bad too badp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Yov iO--Beore Justices CoNsohb''
% nv sTrREs BEEySAs, and KELLY. -. D
Day;d Brennan netty larceny, PenIfntbuy

plaintiff TO abide the event
SPECIAL sEssroNs-Noy. lo--Before Jas''ce'
sTERKs BRESSAE, and KELLY ., -. D
Dav;d Rrennan' petty larceny, PenentDTy
months. .lry Costello petty larceny Pens9y "a Hem
D., Came petty larceny MONTHS Dennis C0iiis euu
noyle as.lli and battery Penenisry monihsi Ihoms
vine petty larceny Penienary months hiram IT,. "a
Inbn U,vis retfy larceny Penfentiuy monhsi late 70
gar assault and battery hned 0 Levi. fshet Pe.y p
peisnsrv months; Theodore Gorback petty tfcsny 49,
ter,iq,v months Antonio Calender petty larceny wy
20 days. Mngsret Gillespie and james h py ny Peni
tsptiary months. Jackson petty IA eeny do.% Dio
ss kev peii larceny, Prfiteu'iary mon LD". a.,
Kecb pcii, larceny Penitentary mosti tai ae1e, p
larceny PeLieaary months; Mary Lynch Pesl pi,y,
PeDicniary month";; Mary McCabe, petit larceny rsn,s
tisry months; Mary Muroy petit larceny, p,,Ss
mathis. Patrick Muligan, assault aud battery
months; Ann Mahoney assault snd battery Penl.sn.
noutbs; MARY Hogan, assault and battery -,
months Mary a. McMsnn assault and battery hneh ~ "a
cis O'Nei illegal voting sqnedi John hsiteT
bstterv Feuit,nary months John Reid assault ana sJ,
Penicrtiary months; John Thompson peih afs,Dy .s
tisry months; VIM Wilson, petit larceny fe'~""N'
months. -, ,t..n- .nd "a
handed for sentence John bryant for same charge VIZ pay
uied remanded and the Of John b. Jackson w" ~
ala far rial week
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

n p = \ n IIU
IN DUNKIRK EMPRESS at : & ul., ior D0DAi'"' bs'''0'
Csliandasus and principal ststons ..1,... Stations
MAIL u 8:l5 "a. m, Tor (.Asi5h alu '''0'4'o~'' ~
sCbis Train rerusrs night e. fll'rt ., "A IT,.
WAY $3.50 p. IA. for Mdde'o"n N'"o1's"' '1' '''''
SJGHT TXPREss daily, at p; m, for DunllIk buasio,
tndgua and principal stations Ihs tram o. SATURDAY 'VoP'
:, IN As;l Irsil stations and IlDs only g td9nCS ,
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IN EIIRsIIANCE of an order of ROSWELL @.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL q.
4 BEAM ARD esq. Surrogate OF the County Of Kings
uoie j. hereby given according to aw. TO all persons s'rg
claims against CHARLES S. BELDlNG, late Of the City Of
rooyu decreased that they eq ed o. e1Li the same
with The vouchers thereof the subscriber tue Administering
AZ he office of CHARLES H. BRIGGS, no - Nasaut, Ia
be civ of on or before tine 18th day Of March next
Ma mo ~ lftn MARGARET EELDlNG,
IN f6an,1 p ~ AdninisratTiS.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
Il Il and TROY connecting with Trims NORTH and WEST,

Trans leave.
FROM CHAMBER ST.: FRoM Jisr-Ar.; -
Express, and II a m, and 3ii;25, il;O M and o'o
p. p M
Troy and Albany, Mail At 3;l5
nm $40 IN.
Trov and Albany with Sleep. 345 p m Sundays ncioded
ingcsr), $50 p. m.
Poughkeepsie Train, 1880 II m.
and p m. a. M and J. 90 p.
Peeksbil Train, $50 p. 5:55 p M
Sing Sins Train 9i5 and 1910 4:25 and ISo p M
' p us T. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

~ LIVERPOOL landing and embsrking passengers Queens
town (reaud The Liverpool Newi orb aud Philadelphia
Seamip Company intend d patching their lulpoweIed Clyde
tti Iron Steamships as follows:
saturday Nov "A
GLFSGOM Saturday, Dec.
And every SATURDAY At noon from Pier A. North River
RATES PASSAGE:
FIRST CABN...........S SIS SrEERAGE...........s $50
tt Cabin 90 Londo..... 80 SeeTage to Lond1n... 80
SteeIafe tickets good for SIX
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris, Havre Hamburg. Bremen
Rotterdam Antwerp, &c. at reduced through fares.
Persons wishing bring out their ieuds bay tickets here
at the follow TO New York From Liverpool Queens
O1u: iist Cabin S75 20 and 0J Seerage from Liver
p0oi, S4O; from Queenstown, 79i
Ibe Steamers have superior dalton for passengers
and carry experienced Surgeons they bu in Msor-gh
Iron Sections and have Fire AnuatoTs board
fOr further information apply il Liverpool 10 NM lNMAN
Agent 10. y W atert IN GLASGOW 30 VIM lNAAN, No.
81. EuCchCuaTe IL Queenstown 70 &. " y. SENMO(R&
10 in LONDON to EIN IS MACY No. 81 hing Mihln
~ aiis 10 JULES BECOUE No Place de bourse ia Phil
adepLi toJOHN q. DALE, No. l09 Luutst the Conn
pUy's Ofhces. JOHN o. DALE. Agent
No , rro.f Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

IAIENA and CHICAGO UNION X. Il. 20.
IL FROM CHICAGO 30 DDNLEIiH aud 81. IAC L.,
IRON CHICAGO 10 FULTON aud CEDAR t-4flDS.
Tbis line in connection with The Illinois Cetr- H. * 20 a.
without change Of cars - Du'ih u
tnenee by a daily iue Of hrstclas- sieatu6oe's 70
PRAulL ~ CHlER,
MCOREGOB
LANSING.
Ia CROSSE
MiSOhA,
ST. PAUL,
s.l ohio, ,,,iu.s ON he MSspyi River (; c5uer,s 70
DUSLEITH through the Illinois CeniIs r. n 90 no D
RiCTTF and PACIFIC r. r. CO., 20 iNDEPENDfNCs, lowe
- -, Eir TON with the IOWA end NEBjtASbA X H. CO.
- CEDAR RAPIDS Regular daily trains run 4noDg anu
v.piug 10 he sboye-usIed points sud Sleeping tsif if a
SL 10 an night trains The cuon o. travellers 20 ed ron
g. Sb(e Is especially invited e. this route o. the iao
..t and least t;guinr 10 that region ihro-n fhr
- III, Information may - obtained 81 the AOENO1 Or hs
III IN nd CHIC AGO h. H. Co. corner 81 Gopttipd~i o
B-as5v-sv and also AL the principal ucSet sscncie " '
Past ana Oh Oh H j. b. TALCOTT, Genl Sup'.
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on appeal to either party, with esvo to de'"'a'"' 20
notion
comm oP COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TERs-So'' W.
couni VT Before Judge BRADY.
chase AIT. CoerBer =. 8. A..

Bail miigated 70 $@1O on deIeIa -, 40 so2, 70
plaintiff attorney the note 10 his posses,ion' VIII
nIaintin 10 nhide the event.
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(OUT and RHEUMATISM.-Ihe excruclating

LUII and KUEUMAIIoN. Ht tAtIuCIdVIH5
~ rsin Of Gou Rheumatism relieved in two ho9rs ana
BLAlKS GOU1 AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. They give i'm
relief the fortunes Of this disease and carry on INC
in three days require neither confinement nor
attention Of any kind and certain 70 prevent the out a
ta vital part and - cents box Prepared
by PRUUT HARSAN1, No. 219 Strand London, England
aud sold 10y their agent milton HARSAN SD st. and broad
way and hy y. C. WELLS Co.. No IFS trenkinsii N l.
and by a druggists. Her Macy's Commissioners nave en-
thorzed the Of Thomas Prou No 229 strand London
10 he pon the Government stamp affixed to each box
o the reuuIuc medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
fcadl Notifies.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order ot the Surrogate
Of the County NcwYok, notice i, hereby given TO az
u, ous having ciu aiu ELIZABETH BALLARD, late Of
The Cv Of New ork deceased present the same m
vouchers thereof the .Gb,cIibeg, al the oceoi T. j. OFNI
GO Mo- aud 10 Piue-t the City Of NeN ork, before
the 10Th day April uexDaod New York. the lfh day oil
Ocober 100 J. Is. MORTON, Executor.
Ol5iatrf NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

n Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County OF
IL. New ork.--JOHN 7. WRIGHT agt WILLIAM u.
SOILE-Summon- For relieflo the aooyenaned Defend
~ are hereby summoned and required 70 answer tine com
n,ut in h. action which py herewith served upon yC1
and 10 serve copy II your 70 the said complain on ihe
snbiber. AZ tlsir ONCE No % NaL, IL the city Of Ne"
York vii u twenty days after the service hereof fScuve oi
the d 1 rrh serce end If you fell 70 the said com
Main. within The time afore.sid the plaintiff IN th' action VII
puv T. tho Court the relief demanded In the comP-
D-''1 FOSTER & THOMSON. PaiItifs Attorneys;
The compliant the above action filed in he once OF ne
Ce OF ne Cv and County Of New York, at DE Ciy Han in
bo Iitv Of New York, the 10th day Of August i6t"
.24Isw iOWM FOSTER THOMSON. flan1a Attorney
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF y. J.-Fall ar
Of Time Trains leave foot OF Court
l I,rcy CITY Feuy. daily tSIndays excepted al m
and 3 80 o. ~ for Suhcrn: and $3.50 for Monseys ana
S..1, m Ienve Monsey AZ a. M. Leave Pimont NJ b;3
m ana % and ans D. M On Saturdays Way Passenger
fgiu IN leave New York Iemont at II stopping az
an stations On Sunday nights MIR and Passenger IRAN Wi
leave saern al D. n and Piemont t 1913 arriving at New
York n 2I0 Stages connect for Hlckensack. Nyack New
fty a,d Iayerst,aw Il. S. SEYMOUR Sup't.
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uSoR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
II e steamer viii leave Nsi ON on the , l1h and tlt
Ssv Of serSsSe viii be the MONDAY following For
soss' t 4, 49, fF' ID. B. ALLEN, Agent.
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CTPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- y.ll-M HEINRICH e. KOOPMAN, plaintiff. againf
J0HANNE r. A. j. KOOPAlAN, deiendaut-suilmons7 roI
reeo defendant: You are hereby sunin?nel slu r.
iel to answer complaint IN this action, which "as t
dsv filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County o.
ry9rt "A ~. Civ Hail IN the City Of Newf ofk sud 70
- ,.n Of vo1- answer 20 the said compliant on me slO
he- At ms Office No ~ Broadway IN the City and Coanty
OF Noy-Tork State 4 Ne"-l OK H-iih e4t H,l IN
r4 # tbs summons You exclusive Of The dsy o. slch
.r,ce and Fl YOU tail to answer che sad compliant WihH me
.i id the plaintiff in this action viii apply 70 the Conn
Ia, m -aer j, adod n the coinpsirtDhcd % ooei i'
i2eG CHARLES T. MIDDLEBEOOk,
as Law AVN Plaintiff, Attorney III Broadway W." foh-
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TFALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

A h Ill
Il SoME WARS AGO FOLLOWING TEsrlAoNN regarding
Cacfonberg Medicines received from highly literary ana
religious authority
Nv personal acquaintance with If the members Of the
Craeberg Company fully jusiihes me IN expressing he opan
ion tls; II III medicines worthy of confidence.
FRANCIS HALL, Editor and Proprietor
Newly Tk Commercial Adterttey.
hereby certify that have examined number of testimonials
exhibited to by the OTaeienbers Company relative to the
present evidences geuuiuene aud therefore entitled to
ihe confidence of the public. r. BANGS, j. d.,
OF the Methodist Church.
Sl-e tot tine one Of he leading Graeatog 5ie9iene mas
UTERINE CATHOLICON,
which certain for al female iIrecuatie weakness,
trncrs liberation Inflammation whites, angs, and other
local arrangements ~ The uterine organs as well As the cou
rational troubles arising tom them.
Prize $ 80 pey bottle FoR Six DOLLARS FIVE BorILEs
Will ~ sss1 BY Expires, ANp CHARGES PRKFAD TO THE
END EYP LINE FR0N NEwl DIRK.
address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE ". D.. Resident Physician,
Grsoteuberg Institute No. = BONDSI., NEN-lORk.
Dr. BRIDGE H receite patients 80 ne GTdCcHbcrg Institute
may also be consulted by letter or personally snd be- per
soualy permitted % re'erto
hoRACE OtBKIEY, ~ me Aete- York Tribune
lloi a. p. IEAHopA. Of hariard shy, Aa's
Rev. r.. Il. CHATIS, ID. d.. Of Ntr- 0rS
n you desire Sound Sleep, Steady Nerves, Cheer
iumess Slap Appetite, Pure Blood, in short bodily and
n,psi HEAe1 IA W. lie or call for bottle. price %l Of
SCOTS AMERICAN REMEDY
AdCres, Dr. II or, Room 49, NO 223 Broadway.
rEYOOTHACHE. TOOTHACHE.-WELL
ANODYNE a1elah'c remedy To- the above distressing
comraint sale by druggists generally Nholesae Depot
No. 1lG bIoetest. near EbA.
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I0R ROSTON and PROYIDENCE. VIA NEW-

EVN BUNIUN HHu 7 10 = ~, NO no, ~,
Il PORT and FALL RIYER.-The splendid aud superior
steaer MET ROPOLlS Capt Brown leaves New orr every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock p
M, AM the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY att ocock p M, from Pier NO
3, n. z. - -,
cant until tie same shall have been paid for .
Freight to is forwarded through win great dsatch ny
~ VIM BORDgN, Agent, Nos 20 and 4 Westst.
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TION in PRICES.
IL ISf.ANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.


NETWORK AND GALWAY LINE
ing AZ 81 Johns " F. land Passengers and receive
a. Eoysl Mall end Government Dispatches
N Steamer comprising this Line have been approved by the
Admiralty, aud are tue go -
LElNs TEh........ 800 tuus burden.
MUNSTER ......................s 4QA tuns burden.
DLSIth '.''.''''...............t,4o9 tuus burden.
fAhANA'ss 400 tuns burden.
The next departure will be the PRINCE ALBERT, fSom
New York November 20, from PierN No 81, North River.
Rates Of 10 any Of ireland Railway aud %
the principal cities Of England and Scotland:
kistces. SlOO $50, and 75, according 70 staeroom
ions Third Class, 800 including cooked provou
Aud St. Johns, N FFst Class S35 Third Glass, $50
Children under u years half price, under year free Third
Cfs passengers required to furnish beds aud hqens.
ferson taking passage from ok the steamers sailing
Rom Boston viii receive free from ork to Boston
The steamers Of this Company have been constructed with the
greatest regards safety and comfort combined with model
and Propeiug po~s. end buii with waertight oompar
hey s&deuty expected to suPa IN speed and
roughwcatLer gus e any vessels built and repletc
vi b eegtnties and convenience
experienced attached to each ship Persons
ug 10 fiends obtsn tickets az
following greatly reduced pTiees
In thid cabin from galway $50 In third cabin from any
LELAND a railway So so In third cabin from the
principal q les Of England aud Scotland S33
b or freight ~ passage apply TO -
ROWLAND 4 ASPINNALL, Agents.
= -
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Hleoiral.

with any other Waterproof asay clean aud warranted
perfect for five years with careful Also new INSTRUMENTS
for Nnlicooele and ENLARGED yeins No Barclayst
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e,.prptoR COUqT-GENYH,L TEHN-Noy. M-Before
% tie Justices.-DHCfEOys
him Harding AIT. DanfOrh w Barney. -,Iudaunen
,s.i ,u.l ney, tria ordered cost, 10 abide event.
Geo. Bills, &c., aH. VIM. NJ. Bliss, &c.-ludgment
for nhintn on the verdict.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK E'S

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
InpwedJ from PRESCRIPTION Of SIR j. Clarke, II. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable incidence is unfailng in the of all
Lose painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
institution is subject. 1t moderates all excess and
-yes all distractions, and speedy may be relied
u
TO MARRIED. LADIES
peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfets.
CAUTION.
These Pulls should be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they are
sure bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they
are safe.
M all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
PACK aud Limbs, Fatigue slight eXertion, Pap atatiOn OF
Ute Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
-e when all other have failed and although pow
" remedy, do contain iron, calomel, antimony,
a.liAing hurttul to the constitution.
fLh directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, n. Y.
~ B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
.Hzed Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pills by
return mail.
For sale by all the Druggists in Wilmington Haviland,
Stevenson Il Co.. Charleston; Santos Walker Co., Nor
''6 Wholesale Agents
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