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DARRY'S first voyage, one quarto volume,

DAIRY > first voyage, one quarto volume,
i Parry's second voyage one quarto volume,
Parry's third voyage, one quaro volume,
Parrys narrative of the attempt to reach the North
Pole in boats, one quarto volume,
Frankin's journey to the Polar Sea, one volume
quarto,
Frankin's second journey to the Polar Sea, one vo-
lume, quarto,
Ross voyage of discovery to Batin's Bay, and in
quest ola northwest passage one volume, quarto
London editions, published by order of the Admi
rally, and filed with engravings maps, and l'lustra-
tions-mported from London-(a single copy of
each) by +. TAYLOR.
Feb. l4-f
GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS"
A VERY large and unusually rich assortment of
n CENTS W.aRDROBE ARTICLES may be
found at our sales room, such as
Gents rich figured Dress Scaris,
Do do black do do
Do do figured do Crava,s,
Do do black do do
Do do white do do
Do White and cold Kid Gloves.
ALSO
Our usual assortment of Robes de Chambre, Per-
fumery, Handkerchiefs, Canes, Umbrellas and a
very full supply of Yoke Neck Shirts Under Shirts,
Drawers SC, &c.
We are also agent for the sale of the celebrated
Nautilus Life Preserper, and a newly patented Sir
ba,rel self cooking and selfrerouing Pistol Gentle
men will find goods Of superior quality, and Of
the newest and most fashionable styles.
O. FISH & co.
feb 10. 6tireop Nos | & Browns Hotel.
A LII THE ENGLISH MAGAZINES, RE
n VIEWS, SC. FOR FEBRUARY lSi5-Are
| received this day by the Hibernia Steamer at the
Wavery Circulating Library for the use of its sub.
scrbers. +. TAYLOR
feb "a
MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL BOOKS-Pdn-
lNI cipes Of Surgery, by Miller Professor Of Sur
tery in University of Edinburg, J volume lS45.
GUYS Medical Jurisprudence volume 1915
Rays Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity vol. 1874
MendenhaIl's Medical Students Wade Mecum vol
ume 1874.
The Influence Of Mental Cultivation and Mental BY
citcment by Brigham, volume, Bird. edition ls45
feb "a +. TAYLOR.
DOCKS FROM ENGLAND-Just imported by
ID +. TAYLOR
Mtford's Greece, 10 VOLS l2no., beautiful edi'
ton.
Bahelais, translated, with explanatory notes. vos
Locke's philosophical works, complete in VOL
octave.
Rollins ancient history beautiful edition, with
| maps.
| table book, vol.
| Curiosi,ir. Of modern travel, London, 1545, vol
| Truths and 6ctions Of the middle ages.
| The Lord and the Vassal, or the Feudal System o
| the middle ages, London, 1914.
| The Merchant and FTisr, by Sir Francis Palgrave
| London, 1914.
| The new Arabian Nights Entertainments, y Sc
eced from the original oriental manuscripts by Vol
Hammer, 3 vols, with engravings, London, 1874
Baron Culver and Natural History, vol.
smeston and Light Houses, vol,
-. And many others teoH
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GRAND SCHEMES.
J. G. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dolls.-l5, 900 Dolls.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 9, for 1915
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., Saturday,
March LIST, lSi5
SPLENDID CAPITALS!
10000 Dollars,
$1,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars
5000 Dollars.
5000 Dollalsl
1900 Dollars
1890 Dollars
30 Prizes of 1000 dollars
60 do Of 500 dollars!
60 do of 400 dollars.
&C. &c. &c.
Tickets S1O-Halves S5-Quarters So so.
Certificates of Packages of2G Whole Ticketssi4o 90
Do do Ss Quartz, do do IS IS 90
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account of
each dra,oing Immediately after it is over, to all
who order from US. Address
j. G. GREGORY & Co MANAGERS,
Washington CITY, d. c.
Jan l5-2aw3wd&cif
NEW MUsI JUST RECEIVED.
WIN. FISCHER has just received the following
w new pieces which VIII be sold at reduced
price.
Grand march for the Tnauguration--by Wagler
Grand march and quick step for the Inauguration
arranged for the Pano-by Goneke
Airline Grand March-by Viereck
Bevidere QuadrIIes-by Murray's celebrated
Band
The Bergen GsIop-by C. F, Rudolph
Castle of Ednburg-a SET OF waltzes by c, A,
l.ambe
lie Bouton de Rose-Vase-by Viereek
Gems from the Opera of the bohemian Girl, ar
ranged for the Piano--by Charles w Glover
My Bhthe Bonnie Bark Is my Bride-by Huberer
Grand Vesper Chorus-music by Miss Augusie
Browne fed 4
An UsIC AND OTHER PORi -FOLIOo.-
wi w. FISCHER has just received twelve deIsn
Music and other Port-Folos at various prices.
FRENCH BOOKS FOR YOUTH.
THIS day received by +. TAYLOR, small sup
pIy of French Juvenile Book embracing several
dozen varieties for youth Of all ages, published IN
paris tastefilIy illustrated and handsomely bound,
some of them being entirely new Price 81, 50 and
| GU cents each jan II
HISTORY OF THE REVOLT OF THE
II AMERICAN COLONIES; being compre-
| hen.ive view Of It's origin, derived from the State
| p,uers in the Public Offices Of Great Britain. BY
| George Chalmers, Chief CLERK Of The Conmittee Of
| PRIV Council ar author If Life Of Mary Queen
| If Scots" History Of Caledonia &c, &c 2Vol-.
octavo, Boston, 1916 This day received for sale by
F. TAYLOR.
| Also, History Of the Province Of Massachusetts
Bay, from 1850 TO June, l774, by Mr. Hutchinson,
| late Governor OF that Province, ] vol octave.
| Jan l5-3t
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DOctOrs y. May, ,, Wy NIIFFl y Q IIl W
VIM Jones Wa. z. Johnstn, y Howard. ahd n
Buck
kcssr. NJ. 81 Char Clarke, T J.. sss.th. n \
Coke, WIN Brent q. &. ws,hibgio1, Wa Z Car
roll, b. Iioos Colohsls sslde1, Mslksf, aud ksaf.
ney. Jan 2r-sot@h
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Might AND RIGHTLY Rhode Islander.
INl | vol 345 pages, dedicated to I. W Dorr'
with PortraIt-sl. just received for sale by
r. TAYLOR.
Also, Report Of the Trial Of T. W. Dorr, loo urea
son giving the testimony, arguments OF oounsel
sentence Of the Court and speech Of Mr. Dorr before
sentence price 81 cents. leOo
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+ X u G. X Il NJ NJ T.

l. OVERTURE" DE Ssniramids," Miss Jose
phine and Master George, on the violin and Pr
ano, Rosslni.
= DUETTE.--M Miss Harriet and Master George, on
the Piano.
3. Grand Variations BriIlianss for the Piano, ia
yorite theme for the Chtpac de BrOREs," Miss Jo-
sephiDe, q. CZeny.
4. DUETTE.-" lie esr dss .fpss," Miss Josephine
and Master George Piano and Violin, N. Louis
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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
AT CARUsrs SALOON,
On Tuesday Erening February 25, lSi5
Miss JOSEPHINE BRAMsoS, aged 81 years,
Miss HARnEr BRAnsOS, o.
(Both of the city of New York; will perform on the
PANO FORTE,
Assisted by Master GEORGE BESkERr, Of Philadel-
phia, aged II years,
ON THE VIOLIN AND PIANO.
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FRENCH BOOKS FOR YOUTH.

FRENCH BOOKS FOR YOUTH.
THIS day received. by +. TAYLOR, small sup
dozen varieties for youth Of all age., published IN
paris tastefilIy illustrated and handsomely bound,
some of them being entirely new. Price 81, 50 and
60 cents each. Jan II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

ACCIDENT 81 RoME.-Tbe carriage OF Mr.. Elijah
Brush containing himself wife and four children was
prscpiaed IL feet down steep bank 10 the tow path OF
the csns on sunday afternoon. as they were returning
from church owing 10 the horse taxing fright at the rail-
road cars Mrs Brush and Of the children were &c
nousy injured.
- The great supply Of Gas and Salt Water at
the hanawhs Va Salt Springs has failed some OF me
rpretors have abandoned their furnaces II j. stated
however hat several springs sfW hold good and that
ihree millions Of bushels will probably be shipped from
that district this season
~ The Lexington, KY. Gazette says that Col
President.
sroARs-A vessel arrived al Philadelphia yes
,erday the Norman from Havana, bringing, among other
things l9i 800 scgars
~ The Vheciing Times (Whig) has received
the Post Office Printing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

NrOTICE.-Meinpnls and Wolf River CsnsL-TAe Time
Tor receiving proposals i0 contract the Memphis and
Wof River ana extended % the 5a day of September
next
This extension u time has been caused by unavoidable de-
av n procuring final survey and estimates Of he work To
be- made.
Correspondents upon this subject and thos@ who have
in person examine lie work, shall have ue esil
maf specifications pfufes and blank propositions for
tf same forts ared 20 ter iu ..uf Ia their BIDS hy
he period designated iu this Advertisement
Tvs fSi5 J. FINLEY Mayor u Memphis. Tenn.
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, +. NJ.
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

Frni1n Miss Cath Ogden Mrs. Mary Williams, MrsJ uii
erie L. Hannah l..
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~U~ FOR BRIDGEPORT

~T FOR BRIDGEPORT and Houssionic
II RailrOai.-The steamboat NlMkOD Capt
John Brooks Jr viii leave New York from
the foot Of Market daily Sundays excepted, at o'clock
A. IN connection with the Cars for West stOcSbndge Re
inning ieave Bridgeport al quarter past o'clock, p NJ on
The arrival Of the cars from West SOckbndge arriving In
New-York A. hslfpasi s. P. NJ
The O'Clock Line 10 Bridgeport i Withdrawn Stages
viii cave the arrival Of the Boat for straiord, Milford,
Fairfield, Southport and Derby.
~ This the only boat running In connection with the
cars r. B. MASON. Superintendent. sull jm
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

VNAI.k EK'S Patent Improved Hot Ar Furnacee Tor
w hanle Dwellings. Stores. Churches. Ac.Thcse Fur
naces VIII beat economically and efficiently the air in the
apartments viii be pure and healthy free ION dryaess dust
They are put mp under the personal supervision OF Mr.
walker the Paenee and have hitherto given entire
Action, aud are IN All cases warranted TO perform well
Reference \. w. Taylor. ESQ Governor NewYork Hos
piiA Nj Charles Starr, Superintendent do Edward Be
meni, ESQ ~ Mall 81; C. d. Rhodes, ESQ lsO Pearl street,
Mr. Thomas McElraih, Ia Nassau, &c.
saeif GEO. WALKER W. Brosdway
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jnsuranle.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.

THIS COMPANY = now 10 lcIlve and successful opera
j rol. insunng LIVES ONLY, On he niosi zceoinio-
damn TIE premium u over -, eau he paid one
fourth cash. lhre-iours note Al D. mouths WIN
nr cent interest which be rcaesd II desired ~ tr
pr snnum, car be pad L. hAfyeaTy. quarterly, n0nn-y
" week. qaTueri-
0i N years Of insure - LIE. for he excl-
benefit ~ t. VIE and c1trel for 5000 by paying y c
per wrrs and 10 proportion i1r r-er or smaller sum-
and te rat1 Tor The 1ronts VII Dr. divided
Tsnlg among tr uslrr IN available scrip bearing per
--l interest. which tl- Company all oan mcney-Or
Ire profits apply 10 subsequent premiums, a. The option
OF the insured
Directors.
Rens-e aer Ravens RohL l. Patterson SAM Meeker.
sch Low. Lewis G Grover Charles : VI sneff.
WI. 4. ?. Peuiz, Tnos >egur. WmL VI. Simpson
Geo Mere. Henry McFarlan. Marcus l.. Ward
ROBERT l. PATTERSON. President
BENJ. c. MILES. Secretary.
J0-. l.. LORD. Agent
Jaws STEwART NJ. D. No Bond--t Medical Examiner.
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THE TRIBUNE.

~ The COURIER ENQUIRER Of Saturday las,
contain. paragraph speaking OF the illness Of BABE
e r,raf, In which there j. very injustice done
himss well to the character Of the Keeper Of the City
Pnson under whose custody Babe is confined believe
TIN, Is sy new ramp, Of an Old piece which pub
lshed some time since. mentioning the same charge
(Ba5s keeping bad company. addicted TO froeking play
ing cards. drinking &c In his cell. and in all which be
was joined by the keepers) and which were AFTER
wards entirely coniu,ed by adays knowing his habits
be- entirely different from those represented gsi least
this and for the Last two monhs) requesi you
20 contradict In the brosdesi terms tbs nsnuston-
Were ii. inclination in unison with habits Of such di-s
pstions they could not be INDUCED under NJ fALLoS'
the preseni Keeper. No prisoner s allowed 70 have
visitor enter bis cell except with written permit ron
the clerk Al the desk ~ the from, Office and none At any
other time exoep, between the hours Of A. ~ and
Pm.
There are i've - six different individuals VINO would
have 10 be pvy 70 The transaction TO have any ifoc IN
prison cell and e Is not very likely i've or six meu
wous for the amusement Of one individual run Inc rsh
ofb.ng disc harged from their Office for the "Rubs Of
ne P,ioa are hanging up in the Office that spua'e' as
he penalty adcharge Of any deputy who inrnges and
any person knowing Malachi Fsion will youch that ne
woald without hesitation say o 70 any who put his
autnOfiy ~ ctihcf No SH P''i Da"'i9 ''n' M" -
now rccltcn, u Executive clemcncy and evidisposed
must b. ihc aho vii SO egIoneousy misTcpreseni
his conduct anil hsbs as inure him in the estimation
Of the Pres4eaf whosc mercy Is sti crsyed for full
Pardon None could wish to have him live more ex.
emplary temperate life than Babe does. His food
and Diet Is that Of the Prison. plain and coarse yet
healthy such the law directs His sickness has been
brought by bathing often in cold Cro,on water
and leaving ~ his flannel which the truth Is, had rorH
on ard Ne haa none 70 put Beyond this is malice
DAILY VTsITER THE TonBs.
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! KEGrLAK Line 81 90. Id 49,

- REGULAR LINE u Packet. iof O.asgoE-
49, Pacset Of 18th SepLTne fat lng fsvOr packet
snp sARACES. Capt Nathaniel 7. HAWKINS Will
pGncgaly above her regular day, having aecommo-
dtons unsurpassed for cabin second cabin and
pt-serger-.
Per-ons about proceeding 70 Scotland VII. mad ms sup
worthy their notice and reliance may be placed her sa
g pCnciuay advertised To secure berhs early aPpii-
Gallon should te made hoard 100. Doyer-st 70
w. J. 7. TAPSCOTT, IS South. cor Msidrn-lsne
The regular packet ship Adam Carr VIII succeed ne
.rff for friends Scotland Do - ~ - me on very
favorable Those DESTROYS Of renitiing money can
have rf ats for required, pay abe Oh 1ea III a.
Ill r~f,rl,.I t,r-.. ~ -rdfl.nt -
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I'm NV ~ I7Tl |IIT'3
fHSclsH NfEFCr--At o'clock, 7. irou
ihr Per between Cour.ard snt Liberty streets
steamboat ROCHESTER. Capt 4 O. Cm,tenten VII
iesyc 90 Monday, W edneslsy and FRIDAY Eveni1gsA
ccncN
Siesrihosf KNfCKERBOCKER, Capt A. Houghicn. VIII
iesvc on Tuesday. Thursday and saturday evenings,
o'clock.
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second BOard.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IL N, ~ - Catherine from Charios'On--Mr Stock
and lsd, Mr. Dunlap and lady. Mrs Carpenter. Miss NJ
Dolly. Mrs stock and in the Storage.
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PROSPECTUS.

the city Of NewYork. about the lst of October is45,
will be commenced the publication of Saturday paper,
eunti.a THE EXAMINER" weekly review OF the
Worlds pr0z'ess In science, Philosophy Politics, Arts Lit
essiure. Menuers and Morals. BY Thomas l.. Nichols
Ia size and form the Examiner will be medium and
half quaro m paper and typography, elegant the finest
book-Nofk aud IN matter, altogether unique and original
Holding perfect liberation matters of opinion IL will
mpafaiy examine all creeis theories systems and spec
usons especially those affecting the social problems
which sfliae the world Every discovery In science
every phenomenon In nature. every achievement
literature WILDE carefully noticed The manners the
as TIE ascliiOs and anusemcns Of society VIII receive
the attention they merit The Examiner shall be- far
pos.hiet liberal, candid impartial, bold and truthful.
Mailed for period AT the rate OF Three Dollars year
Leers incosng subscriptions should be addressed his
cost u enclosing One dollar more) To
slnlLlAS THAN ~ l. n
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER
CLEARED

ship Henry Clay Huticston Liverpool Srnnel, Min.
turn 4 Co.
Schr Squirrel, Pratt Philadelphia. l. McCready &
Co, Schf Repeater. -, Win ngOn. Ogden. Barge
Porpcsc. Drake. Philad. Sloop James Lumpkin, Ken.
ny. Providence. Vigilant Heart Ncwbcrn.
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SHOWER AND vAPoR BATHS.

RATES PATENT sliding Top Chamber Shower and
- Nsrof Bahs This 10 article not only well adapted
al TIE ccny purposes Of the body but combines
snd elegance, ~ be ornament any chamber.
Tie prices range from SIP apw sIds and occupy but small
space m and he used withou, sping drop OF
wafer Cernhcates Of their utility from Doctors Warren
Ninslow Lewis, Rev John Perpont and many other pro
PASSIONS. Of Boston Can 81 Beckman
where the sruce IL for saie by
jyio sneoS WHEELER BLAGGE. Agenta
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OmciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
rr.sn N TIE 1rrsrxt sY SPECIAL .ProIs1nssI

ADVERTISED ~ TIE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
,is And be If ferfA<r enacted,
A. Ill aiver s~renis made under the orders Of he Poet
na.s.r GENERAL IN q newspaper newspapers Of firfs
nnca FOR in any Post Office, shall be inserted IN he paper
ar n.pe. Of the town or place where he Office advertising
may b. situated, Aa1tng tl< iGYges clrcuAsfson
ny s,,g Post Oroe j<rzc, yassed March ,, ls35.
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-. 7. w UNN
~ X ABROAD CO.-S1aDVy dy-rgr
W -aenf5.-On and after Monday, AprlitLh
irs the Cars VIII run ~ follows, Leave City Hall fo
Yorkgile, Harlem and rrislans al $40, 20, ., 10 u,
lZJ33D,4,5 $50, GPM
Leave City Hyli Tor FOfdhsm and Willisms Bridge, ay
T. 10 4 VI; J. 5.9o s. p. NJ.
Leave civ Hal Tor White Plains, l0A M; B. 6P.M
Leave Monisiala and Harlem for & y HALF So w.
n A. NJ l3,a559, 8. SO, AS p. M
Leave William. Bddge for Guy HAIL. 10. 1910 A. N.
Leave VINE Paia. for City Hal TO, IolOAM, 30
5i0PM.
The ire gtt train will esye White Plains At IAN ADD tho
Cly Hal ST Las r. M.fof lie preseal
s-ul.
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IT, sNOTICE.-.taten Island Ferry fOgi ~
AssPa7N Whitehall street. The steamboats, SYLPH
and STATEN ISLANDER will leave New
York every hour except p NJ, commencing al A. NJ
until p 81 Leave Staten Island every hour except
81 commencing al A NJ. until P VI.
y Bon sundays the will leave every hour from
4 NJ until ?. NJ and from p. NJ. until p. NJ sy.ry
half
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MACHINE BELTI>G-Gootse4r- Patent MEAL
w Rubber Martln- Setting arrce of great srrugrh
au1 durablfy-czu atsptsd ~ all kini- OF machinery
for which l-aih-r usec about third e-s and
superior 10 IL N -e-p-c II Is unaffected by heat or
cod and when adjusted 70 machinery does require a.
trratOu. i the with l-aiher For sale by
GEO. BEECHER, 100 Broadway
Belts Of given length xd thickness made 10 order su2Su
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xrIILAINnI, I,IPn-ITInN .-snrl ! :.

sNILLAi>Ot> IMPO-iTIO>.'-sachi- among
he expressions daily made respecting the worthless
inn anon Corrugated >4spelder with which the pubic
have Teen and continue 20 be cheated Days Patent Su-
pelders have h- name each box and bundle aud ~
Rave On zach and every suspender Not pair has
cecoupOsei 10 hs led e. The otter OF dollars
rev srd TO any who VIII produce pair u Day- s1s-
perd-r hat have drcompOsec apart has not been
CLAIMED IL Is again renewed BUYERS, If you ~sni the
genuine Days PsIsni >a-pender-. warranted u tsngioe
terms enquire fJr Days make, and do not be cheated oy
purchasing any other for they worthless mere -nnSs
Of Thy Inds rubber cloh and ro-n thread thai |" slain
and suck your s. and sepsrs,e 10 ie" days wear,
ard II kept shelf months VII come apart ne
genuine article made under granted 70 tr uder
signed By United Engand France, kc for sale
by HORACE n. DAY, Successor
, Roxbury ndis Rubber Co . Ma.ien-.sne
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THOMAS L. NICHOLS. N. Y.
SCHOOL Ro0Ks

I>iE subscribers keep constantly on hand complete as
sormerl Of School Books for sale al the lowest prices
Also Copy Books made of supene paper; States and
Pencils. ink AM lnkssnds, Lead fenci Steel Pens WI
ting Paper, and every description School Stationery Of
superior quality. for sale cheap by
a JANSEN 4 BELL lis Nassnu.st
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i849-sUMME ARRANGEMENT-is4,

r. >SEN-YORK AND ERIE RAIL In
- oY..s.zNROAD LINE for Mddetown, Goshen -
sld Intermediate places Two Daily
Lues each way, follows
For Passen gersThe new, fast and commodious steam
I Dat IT. NICHOLAS Capt ALExAsDgg H. SCHULTZ, viii
rase the foot Of Dganestreei daily Sunday escepted)
tlf past o'clock A. 81 ard O'Clock r. NJ Through In
Eve hours. Returning, the viii esye Mddleown al
A. v and nall past p 81
For Ere MA barge viii leave every afternoon 81
O'Clock sundays excepted, lfregh viii not be- received
Der that hour. shippers hereby nOhed that the
and depot station where goods u 10
In. b.. distinctly muked upon each article, Otherwise
q ~ Niii not be received
F0firhe particulars Inquire Of j. Van Rensselaer, agent.
irler Of Dusne and West streets.
H.. c. SEYMOUR Superintendent
New-Y0rk April lst 1886
yY- Stages run from Middleiown daily In connection with
Ne ernoon line BOomin CHURCH. Wursboro Monticello
Mount Pleasant BinzlAm0u, O~ego, Pon Jeryis, Hones
o4.-, Carbondale, NC.
On Mondays, Wednesdays AMI Fridays 10 DaDdah Mont
r. Sc FrIend-viie Lenox Brook lyn. Ac mY
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ayrrTprrs AyLETREEs

AYLETREEs, AXLETREES.
rrHE ~J-B,gKtHER- gfsfefI iur pa 'tfufs. respect
lniV ,,fon heir trends and The pubic il lensfs,
H.. hry hxve mate v.riou. improvement. Ia he mauusc
NON Az Is poo Inc most approved principles Also Crauk
Axles for car!s Boxes ted ard Axes repaired al short
dee and IN the best al No 80 Broadst NewaK,
n j. a Inn HARRISON 4 BREESE
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pInrus.Iiy every Monday Persons wishing secure
b.fths should maze early spelcatOn on board foot Of
Na,aen-.sne. orto ". 7 TAPscOTT,
s - SOuih-L cor Maiden ane.
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PATERSON NETWORK.
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PATERSON NEW.YORB.
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Passengers advised " IL al the ferry few mnssss
before Ie ,tsed hours of departure. oos IS Corsncb
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ID Ire Couu OF Common Pleas, IN and for the City and
County of -fOrkNoce Is hereby given, pursuant o
f1e provisions OF he statute authorizing attachments against
non resident Debtors that attachment has issued
aan-t the ~ DAVIS Sudley. resident OF North ar
Inol of Massachusetts, and that the same w be sold
for R payment of his debts unless he appear anu discharge
attachment according 10 law, within nine months ron
the r publication Of this notice and that the payment OF
ANY brbs by residents OF this State, and ne de-
livery to him TOR hs Of any property within - State
belonging him AMI the transfer Of any such property by
HIM forbidden by law, and yod-Daied he Hihday
of March l84l BURR, BENEDICT & BEBEE,
n.h4 fawgm Attorneys for Attaching Creditor