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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
com AND SILVER WATCHES.

DICHARD FISHER JR. Wa.ch-Maker and Jewel er,
Il nos prepared sell WATCHES al retail lower than
sny other House in the city as ne constantly receiving
AL descriptions direct from the Manufacturers In England
France aud Switzerland he ID eraed 10 oter very large
assortment of Gold Watches SIS SlOo eac Silver
do from s. 10 $40 saca warranted 10 keep good tne
or he money returned Also good assortiner! "
JEyVFLRY and SILVER WARE very low.
Z, B-Second hand Watches and Old God and SILVER
,aen In exchange or bought for Cash Watches Cocks
Music Boxes agd Jegelry repaired in the best manner and
warranted By experienced woknen low other
Hou,e in ills city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer Of
Uches and Jewery Wholesale and Retail No. ISL Broad
ygsy Neyr-YorE 3 few doors above the City Hospital
al4y RICHARD FISHER Jr.
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WATCHES IEWELRY. &c

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Gold and Silver Du-
Il pick Patent Lever. Anchor Escapement. Lepne and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the beat Manufacturers
in Europe, which will be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
DO do do Gold Pencil Cases Z Gold Pens
Do do do Thnbes Rings Pins, &c.
Do 60. do. Bracelets, with Stones.
Do do do Silver Forks. Spoons, &c.
All the above articles will be sold at the LOWEST PRIC ES
and warranted 10 be equal the hes; made in the city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine w atches &c
No. Nasssus; opposite the Custom House
r. s.-The above articles carefully Repaired and War
ranted bv the most skful workmen In the city. $50 osy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
LAMPS. GIRANDoLEs, &c.

Y AMPS, GIKANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, And
II CANDELABRAS, for tie Spring Trade.-DlETZ
BROTHER CO, No. IS John street, manufacturing
and have always hand complete assortment OF articles 10
their line Of the following descriptions which they VII se
al wholesale or retail, a, LOW PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical Oh and Canphene Lamps,
Sofa Lamps. Gilt and Bronzed, In great varety
Cornelius y Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
irandolss various patterns giG silvered brouzed.
su.p.uding Soars Doric Campheue Lamps.
Bracket Solars, side DO 90
Solar Chandeliers Bracket DO do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Cauphene Chandeliers.
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm Oh
do CaInphere Sofa. and Lard Oh,
ID Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oil. Ml3y
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED

ship John G. Costar. Benjamin, Canton Rowland &
Aspinwal
s;chrs Ellen Perkins Finslay, sisa, Patruo; Michi'
gam Terry, Baltimore Johnson g. Lowden
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ro,,s,, 7enimony-Tbe following is an extract from
800, ,o.sivsd from Rev. VIM Galushe-

''' BERKSHIRE, Vt October p. 1915.
M.ssrs SANDS: have beer afflicted with severe paln
r,, So occnsioned BIZ diseased liver for the la-'
n;v vesrs; lu-ring q, times what language cannot con
rev bu; since taking your Sarsapara have been sTea
eved 30 much 30 that nave been able 10 attend 20 my
and preach occasionally :or the past fifteen months
wholly discarded all other medicine and thoroughly ed
The Sarsapanla which can recommend In trlth enc slh
c,i, 10 an those who any way afflicted with any pe-
ces Of scrofuous complaints. There have BEEN so- re-
msrkbble cres effected by lis use in this vicinity Mr. /
than se had before enjoyed for years and Mrs W. Sic
yeps who had been severely afflicted with ery5Peas wss
or ,irelv cnred by the use OF few bottles.
eu"'e'' e0'eU' Yours truly WIN GALUSHA.
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STOVES sTOvEs STOVES.

public generally hat he has or hand different PAL
terms OF a.rsnt Cooking Stoves, viz Doctor B. Douglass
and j. Lewis Co.'s Patent manufactures by r l. Cute
Sons Schenectady The castings heavy and durable and
The Stoves warranted 10 give satisfaction IN all cases Those
IN want Of Cooking Stoves would co well 20 cal and
lie before purchasing elsewhere. For sale, wholesale ard
retail al The onstec Stove Factory, 20 Waier.st y Y.
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ITrae Amcrlcan

sga sCuLTpREo OF rHk GRArg-Ihe Grape requires
a deep, triabc soil and an exposure in accordance
TO the class 10 which 1t belongs the foreign varieties
alone requiring particularly warm location. No
fruit will admit of such plentiful inanurngs this
provided il be properly applied and the produce Of
fruit will be thereby immensely increased and those
who say the development produced is in wood
without fruit evince great ignorance Dccomposed
vegetable animal manures. and above all the blood
Of cattle from the butchers stall, plentfully and
frequently gled with the earth at short distance
from the main stalk OF the vine Will cause degree
of vigor and productiveness that will astonish all
who have not witnessed their ettcc,s-In regard 10
pruning the American varieties simply require such
thinning out during the winter as is necessary TO
prevent the branches inuring each other by contact
and the removal OF such weak spurs as are imma
ture and imperfect but no fear should be INDUCED
that the vine, il in good soil is not capable Of
turing its fruit on any extent Of branches it may
naturally produce as among the most productive
vines found in Carolina. there are many instances
where single vine covers an acre. Summer prun-
ing is only called for in locations where the vines
are confined in too narrow limits, and then but very
partially as any considerable pruning will the
fruit to turn black and fall off, and even cutting of
the leaves will prevent the maturity OF the fruit
rs they are the conductors OF the essential nutr
ment from the atmosphere to the fruit and 10 the
whole plant. The foreign varieties being natives OF
much milder climate require considerable pruning,
and but moderate proportion fthe vigorous shoots
should be allowed 10 remain, il being necessary IL
this case 10 substitute skill and artificial culture in
order to remedy the appropriateness of climate
The most delicate foreign varieties do not succeed
IN this latitude except under glass; bu, in tina, way
they rpen well and are exceedingly productive
WN. Il. PRINCE
r. The River this morning, is full Of floating ice
but there not body enough TO TO eectuay impede
navigation. The boats arrived at an early hour Since
Saturday the Commerce Belle. Edwin Lewis and other
BOATS have ett taking with them all the owboass sloops
and schooners in port. Albany Atlas Tuesday.
n a man by the name of Gibben was seriously
perhaps mortay. injured d. Sulithfeld Pa few DAYS
since by another named MulEgan in aifray which had
occurred between them.
n Three thousand one hundred and torty.eicht
passengers passed over the Eastern Railroad on Wed
nesoay last. Boston Wing.
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Young ii y sON-a50 nall cheats, 81 quarter co.
Il CHULAN SOUCHONG-l60 or. boxes.
PEKOE FLOWERS-l3 chests
Hyson VERY superiority chests ard 10 half do
Also very full OF Teas Of every description
embracing extra and good qualities for wholesale
or retail CANTON TEA COMPANY
iyII laS Greenwich and l2t ChatAausta
CARRIAGE SPRINGS snd Axe Erns-sbermsn,
SAtwater Co. corner Cf and Fulton will receive
orders for carriage springs and sxles furnished from
their establishment New Haven the reasonable
Patent mail axles Of all sizes supplied 70 order OLD
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FOUNDRY AND STOVES FOR SALE.

A FOUNDRY in Jersey City, near the ferry win all the
fixtures complete order will be sold low II appE-d
;sr also Cook and Parlor Stoves for sale very low
~ per cent less than former prices All whe want had bet
Ter call soon Is the stock must be s01 10 close the eoncern
App!v al so Wa,e-.s. nj oieoG-
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1'l ruled and bound 10 sny particular ps.rn are invited
70 s5sAAT -o- various styles OF Account Books c,anuac
Irt oy francis Loutr-l = Maiden-lgae. Al orders
4ci We may be favored. will be executed shorI
nolce u Inc best style. FRANCIS L LOCTREL,
80 Manufacturing Staronsrs. y Maiden-ian=.
iIITLE, C0WLEI Il HASTIE'S Brass
s9eaaI corner OF Grand and Third Wliansburgh
81 OF Brass Buu Hinges, Flush Bois, MorIc=
SEQ DATE be.ts, Buttons and Psles. Casla Door HOOKS
&c &c. Also Brass Bolts and Composition Hinges and
eas-hss !ot SnipSork al Ihe most reasonable terms
orAss OAsnHgs done 10 order. MI 5<,
NEWARK CALCINED PLASTER Cement and
htatoe Gust received fresh FROM the works Afost
koc IN store a. lne manufacturers prices For sale by
c%S IN VAN NESS BELL, Il Ccryla16-st
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SAILED.
MEMORANDA.

ships rince Albert for London Sea, for Liverpool
Hudson for do.
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ICIrcu!ar
SIR ASHLEY COOPERlS PILLS,


For the speedy and ,ge cure 81 DPepG or ma g"' en-
sttpaii0n Cos5.ne,s, Sick Headache, all Nervous iDec-
ti0HI, and Diseases arising from an Improper Tone %
t.e Stomach.
THESE PILLS which have been used extensively in
Inc pvaa practice of Sir Ashley Cooper, were brought
before The public IN England about ak months Ggo " pJ
Pills conhdeI. The unprecedented success "hch Las
attended the oi heIn and the numerous recommends
lions they have received sill the Physicians aud
Surgeons OF the Old World ahord sufficient reasons Tor ielr
feelings OF pride md pleasure that the present proprietor
sebohes agency America for the sale OF PHI which
has cured thousands n Europe and which WILL "Iinoul
doubt exert the happy eject here where indigestion
If = common.
1t may not be amss here TO State that this Phi. has been
for years locked up in Inc bosoms OF few legal pacu
TONERS they themselves. Now, tie proprietor taxes
this method oi Introducing il 10 the public inGsc'inaely
instead having confined merely those who might pur-
chase IL by paying princely fee.
The recommendations through which ms Pl reaches Tue
public they The certificates
offs the lips of those who have been cured by
administration and thon-Hnds upon thousands OF tes
ouH= OF It's henefcinl be- al tuced. Drs Vel
peau. ListDu, and Mott with iDnunernh!e others OF
this cosntry used - private practice and added
their testimony It's Bot the proprietor es sur-d
the be-. recommendation is lis efficacy ana lis merit
and that for the public To try H. ohe satisfied
The proprietor does intend ihs Ia be denoRnaied u
head OF humbugery He does not assert Ina; II Is
Among these diseases Wind IN The stomach
Indigestion. Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia Constipation
Co.tvenss- and such diseases dependent upon an
improper tone OF the Stomach
Indigestion i with every country, IN every class Ci
society aud every OF The year and you may search
the whole Phmacopia and you cannot ma medicine so
valuable this disease this Identical PHI IL has
done Indigestion Falucnce, SOurness of stomach
than The whole range " the Pharmscopn put together Aud
no need be said OF this medicine than That II Issued
from the gigantic stUeboG-s OF the mind oil one 81 Tue great
Physicians aud Surgeons OF any Hgea OF Sir Asis
Cooper and is hin! that grateful pablo s indebted
Di;- CARROLL& co. Murrhy-sL neaF Broadway,
mi Iiu PRINCIPAL Agents in America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

MATER PROOF India Rubber Goods OF GootYear's
w Patent Gur-aslic warranted 10 stand IN any Climate
GEORGE BEECHER, loo Broadway, between Pine and
Wall has hand aud daily receiving from The fac
tories general OF goods manufactured under Inc
above patent which be offers 10 the trade al low prices VIZ
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, al sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted not 10 siden soften Under any degree Of
cold or heat
Carriage and other cloths Of every style aud thickness
Jaya1net Co;h patent leather Irish, article superior
10 pa..nt leather, and 81 /. lees cost
Machine Banding. Military Tents,
Lie Pr-serTers al patterns Water Hose every size,
Portable Shove. Bans Caps Hats and Soulh*
low price over Goats,
Travelling Bscs, Pea Goats, IN ,;o,,s .,,ra,
Horse Covers CloEks, -' '-''e7'
Carriage Aprons, Capes.
Garage Boots, Meus' overaIls,
Water Pals, various patterns Leggns,
Bathing Mats, Hunting and Fishing Boots,
Ladies Aprons, Ducking Pans, wiz doats
Mechanics Aprons, Foot Balls with air tub-s
Gun Cases and Covers. Suspenders and Elastcs,
Air Pillows, Gloves and Ml,s.
Chair Cushions. Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions, Circlnges ard Grts,
Air Mattresses, Tents 10. Sportsmen
The ABOVE goods are prepared o. process entirely
cta-renI from any olaet uactare rendering them r6n-
ey superior to the common Rubber goods heretofore sod
in lie market Orders promptly executed for goods OF an
styles n3 2avtf
RLOOmS.-aO Tons best Charcoal Bloom, Tust re.
~ csived on consignment, and for Sal. by
kEAEYs, BREESE & SAMPSON,
DRB III Greenwich street
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- rig Iron For sale by
MO SHERMAN, ATWATER CO.. Il Fulton.
DIG lRON.-lse tons No. 2 Lehigh Crsue Pig lroa for
Il sale by SHERMAN, ATWATER Co,
MA 81 Eul,on-st
WIRE AND BRAZIKRS, RODs--50 coils Wire
Rods 2n 69noISs bIS1iers Rods, best quality. For
Slit AND NUT KODS.-S0o bundles Of sIii and
Rods made OF best ciAhy Norway Iron for as,e by
nos SHERMAN. ATWATER L CO. 81 Fulton a.
kOhAA ;.Bssi refined Borax far sale by
n@t SHERMAN, ATwATER X CO., 81 uIior.s,
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TNIiDiCE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemical,
x perfumery, sc. Tor sale by DAVID SANDS co. n
East Broad way cor. MarSe;-sL viz:
Bermuda Arrow-Root warranted pure ard OF the best
quality.
Cologne Water superior quality, in bottles or on dram
Also agents Dr. Prets Patent Artificial Nipple Which
is recommended BY the FIRST Physicians in the city.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared by compe-
rrnt D-r -op N ali h1,rs d nv and night Mig
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WHY MECHANIC ARTS CANNOT FLOURISH IN
SLAVE STATEs.-ln Slave States the tendency OF
things is for land to accumulate in the hands OF a
few TIE former occupants Of the soil emigrate to
new countries Now b. is saddler he supplies
twenty farmers with saddles well, if no depopula-
ton takes place, he may live very well but what
are his children TO do! Make saddles too There
10 no ono 10 buy-the father supplies the demand.
Sell saddles in the great marts OF commerce that
is impossible, because Slave States do not afford
roads and canals, and such facilities of Transports
ton rs the Free States. And if the roads were
made, there is not division of labor and energy
enough TO enable the maker of saddles in Slave
States TO sell US cheaply MS saddlcrs in the Free
States Be children then left without employ
ment for all other trades are full az well as that of
saddle making. Hence, in the great mass OF Slaves
States tree white laborers are necessarily impover
ished But suppose half of b. customers buy out
the other half; BIS means are reduced one hali-he
becomes poorer. Suppose buys out the other
nineteen of the twenty farmers, filling the twenty
farms with slaves then Il. is ruined-he cant sell
but one saddle-he is out of bread, and must move
or die. Thus the tendency of slavery is to destroy
every free white laborcr, or reduce him 10 the ply
steal necessities and mental subserviency of the
black slave! The State looses all her middle class
eteminate aristocracy ensues on one hand, and alb
)ect slavery On the other THIS IS JdrbQriSm
True American.
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&c " 4 ."-Loos 20 Jour mar lis
It falling turning grey is there dtcdrih ID
the root Try II" WyETH'S CREAM OF LILIES, celebrated
FOR 80 years for the establishment and growth OF the hair
prevents its falling OF turning grey rnd Is uaeueied
for the lolstOr real false cgrl- - Ladies'. Try It
For sale by j O. FAY. lS Fullon-sree Clamp SIor;)
Bun Building. ~ V r-tce. % Iva 6uenf
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Gtoues ST.
HOT AIR FURNACE

NEW PATENT
A lR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves. for sale 10y
"a Oh .n VIM. WEST lS5 HudsOn-st
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Law Courts Deferred.

rS,rrp STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Pa,on & Seoar, ys.
r5onrd Curtis C0ect0rThc plaintiffs paid, under pro-
test duties on different importaons OF comiorters or
wor,ted wrappers for the neck the Collector ranking
hr as hosiery which il contendcd they are no-but
Sst ,hey should be admitted worsted duty free.
Action Is brought test the point The Jury found for
plaintiff Not considering however that all the duties
sTe Maid under protest. the verdict for 1878 in
,sad NJ $780, the amount claimed For plaintiff Mcssrs.
r, " smith and +. Il. Cutting For defendant Mr.. Og-
den Hoffman.
waterway but adjourned without taking up any criminal
busness to this forenoon sufficient number OF Grand
Jurors not being in attendance additional ones were or
dcred for to-day
tnusl Doughty VS.. Thomas HopeThc late Street Com
missioner in his individual capacity bought the Hope
Hotel et Harlem which is worth about $4,000 at Cor
poraton sale for assessment paying for $l39 "a AZ
least obtaining lease OF 500 years for that amount He
Afterwards brought suit Of ejcctnent obtain posses
sion of the property Tho which the sale
was made for setting the curb and gutter stones OF
l25,h., between Bird and 4th avs. verdict was rem
dered fer plaintiff subject to the opinion oil the Court
and argument subsequently heard
The points of defendant were first that the contract
was given out by the Street Commissioner, and the AS
SCISSORS took the price for the estimate of
pense while the law requires that the estimate shall be
made and the amount collected before contract Is en-
tered into Cd that the owner had no notice OF assess
ment third that three commissioners were appointed
yet but one acted, although two signed the report and
they were persons employed in the Street Commission
er's Office fourth the made against the
owner bat the issued to collect OF the owner
occupant.
The Court considered that the notice was sufficient
under the The other objections of defendant
however well founded and the and sale
consequently void. Judgment for defendant.
Nearly all the assessments of late years for sewers,
opening stsecs &C. psriake of the objections raised in
the present case.
For plaintiff, Messrs Thompson and Carter; for de-
PENDANT, Mr.. K. Mott
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ilub!ie Gctnnanree, &e
..(- FOR BRIDGEPORT aadgog n; s

IN IA FUR BKT Dc. EPUflT AiItt'HIs4IDhc
Railroad Thu steamboat NlhROD, Capt.
John Brooks, Jr. leaves Newly orb rom tho
foe! OF Markets. every day 81 O'clock a. NJ tSnudsy
excepedl connection with the Cas- from " est sock
bridge Returning, e4vc Brdeport AT y O'clock, P ". DC
he sry.val Of n. Railroad Cars from West Stoc
living in Nev-York al half past O'Clock p. NJ
Tbs TWO O'Clock Line 10 Bridgeport Is withdrawn Stages
on the arrival OF the Loaf for Stratfofd Milford
FAIRFIELD Southport and Derby.
ss il s ony boa, running in connection with the Cas-
"a B. MASON $ ,.
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MOTHERS AND NURsES'-li you wond nJ'
IYI Pr. ErnIs Celebrated Soothing Syrup your little
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and oGen fatal conyu!sons The gums swell, The Guild Is
with frequent crying. retchings starting in the
sleep and spasns Of peculiar parts shrieSs with violence
puts its fingers into it, moB Sc Sold by j. u FAY Sole
Price % cent?. jyl2 dmeod
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->NEyy-YOKK.AL ALBANY q TROY

2 a-SlI4--.rSLINE-tor Albany and Troy DIRELT-
sssSszssssA~eS From tie PIER foot of Cor;sRd-.t.
~ iry Ibis boat VIII arrive in time take he
Merrng Train OF Cars from Trov West to Buffalo, ard
To,rh 10 Sarstocs Whitehall and Lake ChNnplAin.
No frs-h taken after :.e O'Clock T. NJ
The loyv.prr..ure Steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. 3. Ma
c.. Th.- Evening NJ O'clock
Regular days OF sailing. Tuesdays Tnursdsys anc Ssiar-
dsvs. ..
the offcr o. tae wharf ~
Freight must be put in charge the Freight Agent or h
Cnrnn.nG VIII not be rrspon able for loss. nZI
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pIOO.ms.-a1 Tons best Charcoal Bloom. Juat re.
~ ceived on consignment, and for sale by
KEAEYs, BREESE & SAMPSON,
UI2B III Greeuwteh street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

HE DlAPHRAGM FILTER, Jeauson's PAT.
Il en- sS-Thesc articles will be delivered those who
have ordered them NJ the Fair OF the INSTITUTES In
few weeks Orders viii be received a, the depot So
Broadway. WIN. Il. JENNlSON.
nsSw for The Proprietor,
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TN PURSU &NCE OF al order OF the Surrogate OF the
County of NewYOrk notice Is hereby given 10 all per,
having against Jacob Drake ale o. the City OF
NewYork deceased 10 present the same win ne vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber a. his residence No s. Bowery IN
The City of York, before The eighth day Of May
next. Dated NewYork. the NTH day OF November 1915
BENZ. DRAKE,
nj 1ay6r WILLIAM Fl. TITUS, y
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NORRIS ROBINSON- fT'-IoFEI-
SAaL HASSAY, Secretary.
Mintura Post NJ. d. 5.4 Broadway Physician. dl LII
TENHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL. Insurance ComPa.
Il ny-Oftce No. IS Wa-trcet-With sound Capital
pledged for future Losses exceeding S2O0 ,G00-aer
paying their entire claims by the late COuhagrutoncOn-
.inue 10 insure against loss damage by IRE, and the
casualties Of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION on
the most favorable Tenns.
" Claimants by the recent IRE requested TO forward
their rlHIns II lmuediAte adj n 18Th
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N'&r~ NETWORK AND ERIE -,
s.sts<--s5yR AlLRo AD-chsnge OF Hour.Ion e.
Monday. December Isl. and until far
Their notice the fast and commotous steamer III REhA
Wi! he run connection with The Cars twice daily ea;s
Issying New 0rn l!oet of Leaving Middle;osn
nnapa.., ! NJ 3 t'c lycs \ NJ Al O'Clock a NJ ana
N" "a " 81 T. NJ.
The Fragi,t Line " III r.ve NewYork al o'clock P NJ
and M,iilrtoy,ll Al 10 O'Clock \. VI. daily. M