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BOOK TRADE.
HOW TO RAISE WATER.

CURIOUS WORK on HYDEsuLIcs AND NEcHAsics.
DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOL Vt
"A Of Hydraulic and other Machine. for raising Wa
ter, ancient and modern with obserTatiOrs various
subjects connected with the Mechanic Ars including the
Progressive Development Of The Steam Engine DescrP-
tons Of every variety 81 Bellows, Piston and Rotary
Pumps Fire-EnEines aster-Rsms, Pressure-kn ine',
Ar-Mschines Eoipilss, &c. Remarks Ancient Wels,
Air-Beds COgWheels, Blowpipes, Bellows Of various
PeOps Magic Gobets Steam Idols and other Machinery
Of Ancient Temples To which are added Experiments
Blowing and spoutinz Tubes and other original De-
vices Natures Modes and Machinery for raising N.er
Historical Notices respecting phons fountains water
Organs, Clepsydrs Pipes, Valves Cocks, ke In I'VE
Books. By THossf EvBAsK. illustrated oy 90 In
Cravings. 80,
This volume the various machinery connected wild
the raising u water very interesting Producton no'
only the Experimental Philosopher the heehanieiAn
and the Operative Trsdesmzn who are enzaEeo IN tn- i
searches and combined with the objects speenea 10
the Treatise but also 70 every ordinary reader VINO $50
ctOus enlarge his enersinfofmaoni and VINO wishes
combn amusement with the topics when attract h'
attention.
c9- The above work s publishing in EIGHT PAEr'
or numbers, at 25 cents each ,,,-,
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Tribune Buildings, NEWTON.
~ The Third N1mber Of the sboye Work - 10" PIP
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New York, Philadel phis or Boston ,-s.,
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MARTIN =. THOMPSON.
CORPORNTION NnTICE.-PabIIe aaiice
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.-Propo.sls for Ia

EORPORATION NOTICE.-Proposals for Lamps
t-Proposals will be received ~ the office Of supern-
tendent u Lamps and Gas No. - Merc-rsreet, until
Thursday 10th inst. o'clock p VI. latter which time
none will be received fr furnishing the Corporation Of
City Of New York with 700 and 800 oil lamp frames
TO be delivered IN such numbers the Superintendent
may direc The aid quality Of which be seen
by calling AZ The Office.
SMITH D BELLOWS, sup't Lamps and Gas.
Nsu.NnrL
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pUBLIC ADnuNIsTRATOR's OFFICE, ~

Nassau-sthot,e u hereby gvsn, 10 The relatives
ard next OF AIN o. MAGDALENA KURTZ, a reuvs Of
Baden, single =gmiu, deceaed ana who 10 alleged
have died interstate that shall apply 70 the Surrorae Of
the County Of Sewf0rk, FOR letters Of seninsrston
upon the estate o. the said ntestse the 18Th dsy q
February next. tea o'clock 10 the forenoon -Datsd
New-i0rk. January ~, l348. JANIS ;. IHAfER,
III 24wfv Pubic Administrator.
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gu AT PRIVATE SALE-A desirable Farm on

On AT PRIVATE sALE-A desirable Farm on
LoDg-l.lsld, situated In the village Of hsnhasset,
town u North-Hempsesd, rs miles from Willisns-
bursh 10 which daily stage by good turnpike
road several soops 10 the landing and steambost
In the Sumner Ia the village three places Of
public worshp, post Office, good schools SC IL 10 sc.
Enowieo 10 be Of the most beautiful Of the
Island sni many elegant c.UBtry in the v-in
-. The farm consists Of 10 Of iabls land under
h On state OF vation, well fenced and 10 Of wood
an1. On the premises tw9-ory house barns farm.
house aud other sutbui din spring of pure
the house snd plenty a grated fruit shrDbbery vegetable
Is urdoDbtsd nsyng been IN the family Of TIE present
owner over ~ years. For farther pstculss epPy 10
Zflw 4. J bLEECkER Aactionesr Br0Ad-st.
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CHAP b.
AN ACT 10 extend the time for the collection Of taxes for
the year l847. Passed January y, 1913
T< People Of the State Of Ne YOrt, TPre'entsd IN Sem
ate and AS5embly do enact as follorS:
Section II auy collector Of any Of the cities
and Of this State except the City Of New AZ
the County OF Kings shall within the time now rcvidec
by law paw over all moneys by him collected and shall
within ten DAYS thereafter his bond 70 the sstsfsc
ton ia towns Of the supervisor Of the town. IN bis ABB
seucs Of the clerk and in any city, Of the majority
Of the supervisors OF such city TO be expressed In wr
such bond which bond shall be filed and have the effect
OF co ectors bond ss provided BY law; and shall also
within the time aforesaid deliver 10 the county treasurer
Of bis couuty certificate Of the approval Of such bond
signed by the officer making such approval the time for
the collecting the taxes and making the retorus thereof
shAf be extended % the first day Of March next
z 2 This act shall take effect Immediately.
Sta,e Of Ne York have compared the preceding with
Secrsiorvs Office the original laws file in this once,
and 90 certify that the correct transcripts thereof
and Of the whole Of the said originals
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Ass-UndsI veal 50 to 80; z TO o. 20 70 10 ~ Is
50. IS, 50 TO 10. ~, 10 TO so. :; so to o., 4
PLscss OF NArvIrs-United States IN; Ireland. 81
England los Scotland p Germany, IA, france, swift
seriand. |; West Indies l.
From Aims House, Bellevue2; Hospital, Bellevue, 81
fsniteursfy Hospital, Blsckwelfs Island, Boomins
dae ,sisl, Wilson's Hospital, Wards Island, "A
City Hospital, Nursery Hospital, Backwelrs Island,
!, Alms Houss, Bsckwelrs Island, 81 Coorsd Home,
Colorsd Orphan Asylum, Coloted Persons, "a
A. w WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspeetor's Ofiee. February s. lsss
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CHLOROFORM.

THIS NEW and valuable article for producing insen
j bity to pain during surgical operation and IN obste-
tc cases be had with the greatest and
perfectly pure accompanied with directions for its
;sflw. DIR. CHILTONs IS Chambers-st
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TAXES, lsi7.-Pubiie notice is hereby, given, that
Il addition of per cent. will be charged all tax
Remaining unpaid on the 18Th day Of February and two
per cent. on the 18th day q March.
The Receiver would upon taxpayers the Import
u making early payment possible % avoid the
crowd aud deay which necessarily Just pre-
vious TO the per sentag-s being aided.
SMITH DUNrING, Receiver Of Taxes.
Office Of Receiver Of Taxes, Public Buidngs, Para, De-
cembar 2, 1917.
~ B. Hours for receiving payments fof taxes. from
A. NJ to- p. n. Blnksbs money only received under
sny circumstances Hu
SUPPLIES OF FLOUR, TEA AND SALT
Dor the Alns-House Departmsnt-seslsd proposals
will Be received by IN. Commissioner a. tis Office 10 The
Park until O'coc. NJ Of the lltn inst FOR supplying
Tor the Of the Alms-H01se Department,
- bbls superhus four,
80 d. nee DO Samples 70 be seen az the
no 90 tine mii4lirgs,
IS chests green tea, caiee
700 sacks me Ashton salt,
To he delivered az Bellevue zoo; Of Twsnysxihst free
u expense Each psrce % Be estimated f0r separate y,
and will be decided ia that manner, and. proposals 20 be
panied with the names Of two responsible persons
with writing security flr the perform
snce Of the contract n. O LEONARD, Commissloner
Ofhce Of Comrnissi0ner OF Alms.H0use
Nggv fnr IN Al
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PROF mrrcHELLs LECTURES.

- TX LECTUkE, On AsIkONUMl ns.I.EsI-l ~ -
- City Of New YORK By Pr1fesso. o. NJ michel IN he
month q December l8f7. Published in pamphlet form
complete price % cents For sale by 81 cheap P1osheT'
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NeekIv Report of Dentbs

/. s.s Guy and Ceuny Of Nes Yort from tse 2sta day Of
January, 1913, to tht Sta day Of February, 1913
Men 6s--W omen, 5S-Boys, 7s-Grls, 81. Total, 267.
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20, A KARE CHANCE IN Mlsmen OF Gardeners :,

eYS For ss lease exchange for city property,
-~~ farm - acres Of good land AZ Bushwcs, l. two
m les from Wmsbursh ferry 200 feet from the turnpike
gate the road 10 Newtown. The fam viii be sold on
accommodating leased 10 good ensnt for term
Of years There the term gOod house, large bsfa
sufficient ior 40 cows good orchard ma iand IN sood
uculars, inquire OF GEO. + BUTLER, Tribune Bulfinp,
corner Nassau and Spruce ID door 81 I'm
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COAI.-Peach Orchard Red Ash, all under cover and
from my yards 3l3 Bowery, and Hammersey and
Bedford SITS Large Nut, s 25 Stove Egg and Broken
s. IS; Chestnut. - -.
Also Lshigh Liverpool Cumberland &c. 90 Coats ess
70 dealers and other. carts. JACOB WEEKS, JR.
81 3ms
IVOAL, Chesnut -. 81 81 stove Coal...........S6 oo
- Small Mutt. 0OlFgg DO ............ On
Lsrge Nut.......... so Broken do ........... Is
Dry under cover, and the best quality Pesch Orchard
double screened and delivered. Yard Oh WashinstonsI
near Spring st l.o I'M
COAI.-Sj 25-AT REDUCED PRiCEs-I aui Sc u
- ing the best Peach Orchard red ash sms Stove Coal
- IS arge Stove Egg Broken s. So coubly screened
and delivered TO part Of the city from my YARD and
less when taken from the boats Also Yea Coal
for sale. WILLIAM MESLER,
II Inn IS Klng-st between NaTick aud Hudson.
CT J.-COALi COALi-All under Cover Peach
d. Orchard rsd-ssh. Of al sizes; also Lehigh, and
white ash Schuylk Coal, Of very superior quality, re-
screened In yard snd delivered 81 lOw price,, Nat size
warranted not to cinker a. 8 per ton from SIMPSONS
Yards 7s Thompsonst near sprinsst and Christopher
Grsenwich-ave and Jefferson Market II I'm
DUAL AT REDUCED PRICES am sell
the yard and delivered ct IS 81 for the largest sire Nut
and IS Is for Stove Egg Broken and p cents less from
the boats Two csrsoes Of Chestnut for sale
PETER CLINTON.
dsO I'm corner Of King sud Greenwich sts
DEGCH-ORCHARD COAI.-Now disshsrnns
L from BARGE MONUMENT, 100 toes Stone;
BARGE SWALLOW. IS tons Broken;
SARGE HARRISON li9 ton. Egg,
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER. n tons Nat
Dor sale low from vessel Apply %
STOKES DlCksRsoN, lo7 Anthony-.t
pear Rrosfvay.
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ryup a nYK'S UYDRAULICs-

'CHE THIRD NUMBER Of Ewbauk on th- MODES OF
] Raising Mater, sc. 10 now published Ase1ts will
ease send in their orders ~ possible Pcs .
cents per number The whole 10 be completed In num-
bsrs with 800 engrsyinss
The first two numbers may still be obisioed
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Pr FOR sALE-A valuable fam, lo7 aeres, Railway,
- J a mi - from Railroad Depot. Apple orchard
- ard fruit in abundance. Good house aud oltbuid.
inss VIII be soli On easy terms Apply 20 ID. VAIL on
Mondays from 10 to a Cortland s N Y o. on The prem
Sc. 10 fJf 5e0dl j ROSslrER
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NIEGAsCOPIQUE OPERA GLAssKs.

NEGAsCOPIQUE OPERA GLASSES, New
Iva style Just rreeiyed per last Havre packet, BY
john Roach, Opticsn, 81 Nsssau.sL X hiss also i'm
ported Telescopes OF the gssccpque style superior Da
saeeotype plates, star hrspd ana Is manufacturing Ds
gseueoype cameras Of imported hnt glass, warranted
equal 70 Every article connected with Daeuefreo-
,ypins hand Orders by latter carefully selected snd
packed for transportation. JOHN ROACH.
a ST. SO Nassau-st. Y.
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FARM in Nsw-Jsn.sy for Sale

This valuable Farm Of $50 acres mansion house farm
houses sud very extensive OFT building together
with good sawnill three good orchards with svery
rety Of fruit together with 5oN peach trees ready 10 set
out aud excellent for arss hock OF sheep
lt is situated in Bergen County, within three miles Of the
Erie Railroad and mile Of the Paterson depot now
MAKING the Rsmepo through H. nc &c. For fsrhss
aunly SrflEOIIN PAYsDs6 Plr..st
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r. -ztszrzE EIIZ4BETHTOWN AND
- xs~tsss--~57bv so MELVILLE RAILROAD--Reaid
during the past season with heayy
n RaiL-WfNTER ARRANGEMENT-Leave BY ~
Railroad, foot u Cortlsnds; 81 AN and NJ Leave
By steamboat from Pier North River AZ i0t oeoek 81
freight trai1,l end 3. o'clock Pm
For EAsTONg Ntsesbsrre, Msuch Chunk, Pa Sc
Leave By the morning line By Railroad For spply
70 a U HoPE. Ms,eh.nts Hotel a Cnrtl. at 40
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INSURANCE.
DFFICR on THE uoPE Mutual LiFK

OFFICE OF "TuE HOPE MUTUAL LiFk
Oirilranoe Coz psny.r Wall g. Mortimer SuiilnsF,
Nee York, 18th March, 1871
mi. usguuu l1ccrp0rated tn isis-wlh liberal and
psEeigsi ctsfleT ard duly gained according 10 law
commenced Tie business OF life Insurance On he MI
iual principles, the 0es prohn being dlvdef annually
su.ng the Insured, according 20 ne sc Of Incorporated
the of premiums conform wish Ire ot other
1i ~anesfor the cOnVsr eure % pafes insurcg
slo would prefer pay the premiums by inssa ments Il
20 30 tAoir opu0l when he premium exceeds - 10
ry 0ushaf BE- cssh, and payment n the residue
Ia months, ~ approved oo,e bearing Interest NJ
PER ctEL .s
81 esir wyes ant children, INST upon he i-ces-e Of
he i1Eurei Tie wife u living Or n not. then INA cndren
sill receive he anOun. payable ~ o pohcy rec ana
cssr OF gry csi " the creditors OF 1he deceased
fos ne g!eatfl security " paflles n-hlnS WIZ WIS
.Cnpany lc Trustees have provided ~ indemnity mldi
tie amount ~ '0U 10 met lo'ssf hl may sccfls on
10rles -.sd - ,ho company stlrh ID 10 reman Una
capital exceed that amount .hsli have been realized
gfou he rscs p OF prsmiuns when Will be 90 longer
necessary, sud usy be wihirREu.
The following IL lst n the Ofceu snd rruseesor.n ms
sasuing yaaT-yiE. TRUSTEES.
e1,aanie. Weed Errs Wood, Chsdncey Ayrea
simeon Baldwin Joseph E. Noues Philip y 0sipin,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell hoyt, VIM. H. Brewer
iohr 4 Daven port, Ssn'i X. Saiierse Jenea Dlmnn,
kex'r a. Dsla L. ". Regrdsry, Chss Wh'iltsey,
cls-f.s J. Fnyior. JONI ~ Leeds Jos-ph r. Warren.
Aie1r Hamilton Aiex'f r. Holly sephso Proso',,
laWes 4 sOgi.er WIN r Minor, s-O. Davenport
ALEX aOEH n. HOLLY. President
JOHN IS LEEDS. Assistant President
JOIN A. DAVENPORT, Vice Prssiislt
JOSEPH 3. NONEs. Acluafy
BDSW Eli HOYg. Secretary.
VM WELLS, Gsaersl Agent
Jana Wooiuf x Leonard, EsQs Counsellor, sni II
turleys OF ths Company Tor Ne~-York VIM 7 Minor,
$50 Counsellor sno Attorney Tor stanford. Ezra Wood,
~. D. and A. Cooke Huli. ~. d. Physicans Medical FL
Jhaan,o, Ayos. =. d. Physician and Sedicsl sdvis.r
To- ~fsmilff uvll eodh
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es, FARlI FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers to
~ sell his situation IN Yorktown Weschsstsr Co.
-aDout miles east from Peekssill miles west from
the Hudson Railroad Depot, at Mecbauicvie Contains
about 1870 acres first land unfer h an state Of i'm
proyement and CIVILIZATIONS commod9us cottage house,
with extensive outbuiidngs farm house, &c. Over 100
acres u the farm well adapted for poW and meadow and
about IS acres rich bottom land excellent grated sp.
pie orchard, with variety Of other fruits II swell
tered cont gu0u D. places Of public worship
schools. mill &c Terms uoderats Title indisputsbls
For farther particulars apply 10 SOLOMON GRfRFEN
sHLON DAY, New-Yors, or on the premises 20
i.g imDAlmWs VIM UNDFRHILT.
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T., CEsEsz=sE-ALBANY & SCHENECTADY
&C sSssss,'-~sAf RAILROAD COMPANY Merebr
disc will De received b. the above
Company q Albany. and transported to Buffalo and inter
mediate places b. railroad and after the Let Of NoVeu
Der pfoximo. Printed Llsts Of Prices &c may e had on
application 70 ISAAC NEWTON, IA Greensich.t or a.
Livingston y Weiss Express Office, 10 Wsilst N 4
All communications In relation - freight matters a. A.
bany must be addressed 70 r. FOSTER, Jr secy
Albany, October q, 1871 op ~
Naw-fork Journal Of Commeree will plea.e .opy.
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~ FRIEs-ToaehrTs and the trade supptenl ~
= dl7 HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE, ZIG fearl-s.
tNGLER,- ALMANAC, for 1912, % PAGES hand.
"A somey illustrated calculated FOR all parsor The ueo
States Price A cents
capita ide. that; and marvellous that thought
Of before The times Of tide the condition ~ sire us
a. different the monthly news Of different hsh
aud the success Of people popular fishing places ell
here noted the disciples Of the rOd whether snging
from city wharf mountain elf, from lake hostsd canoe
or steamer on the Bas Banks This pleasant and accepts
bio little pamphlet illustrated with spirit ard taste
Literary World.
ilf JOHN BROWN & 60 u Futnn-si.
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O. f.AND-GoO acres, well located Ia Aessn. Barry
fS aud kalamazoo Counties. Michigan IN parcels u 80
~ 8 acres, for sale exchange Tor property In ths
city or vicinity AppiyiO WILSON X COBB,
pa tF o. Froutst
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I7Hk ngTgAL 9ENhfir L,ls I5,i Sc. ar +

fBb MUTUAL. BEHhfir LIE lnsl'snee Coo
pqny-Ofic. IA Wsl-sL-Ths institutional Distinguish
- 6y me following peclauues
Ia When the premium Ia over So annually, onefourh
be paid In cash and three fouTths y secnfed noe
- months bearing elk per cent interest, or II may he
cai halryesfly, quarterly Or monthly.
3D. Persona take lie pociea and paying BIZ per cent OF
premium in cash ed those mixing policies for shorter
,eriOds and paying So ceui w cash may give er r.
+iydusi nofs f'r the balances. II Satisfactory 10 ihe oh
era There Ia annual dividend OF profits made % the
assured.
fhe business ~ the Company fst been unparalleled dur
lac he time IF FOO existence. To the lH ~ Au9nst 1871
~ nonns AGO policies had been isued and alter paying
5sses and expenses. there remained net capital ~
over S20Go1 statements OF the business ard sl other
papers the Company nsy Zee bad by applying THE oc
81 the COMPANY, II Wsl-si Nev.lofs
DIRECTORS.
s-it Low J0hnA Underwood, Ihoa y. s9gur.
Wm A. =. PeutL WIN. II. M0u, Fdw. Anthony,
IeLfy hcFgrsn, Robl l.. Pal.orsJn Wn. NJ simpson,
ghKs a. N sch eli Andrew SSnelling Lews c. Grover
PDBf T.. PATTERSON. President
BENZ. &. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. l.. LosD, AgeaL
Jas. 5rgwART Il. y. Medical Examiner al ihe ONCE
Ialiy from I'D 3 O'Clock.
VAIgETiEs Morn, AID.
Jas. Nsg RsTs-ELAEE a. d.
AZ FnFhhgF Medical hoard ~ Consul lst,oa
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"a FOR SALE farm within miles OF ths Cityof
r Tucson containing 32n acres Il IL said 80 h. Of
- the most valuable farms In COlambia COunty-ths
good and timber Is estimated 90 10 worth at least sOOoV
Auply 20 ldlpUt T. J. HALL. POS Broadway,
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ISLAND INuIISOIs- acres ia marquet'. :,

W late Adams County, about 20 miles from Quincy on
the Mississippi river, for sale, exchange for pro.
perty In tins cityOr vicinity. Apply 20
1850 WILSON K COBB, So Frontal
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Observation-Disclosures

EOR FEBRUARY -kdted by A. }. Downing. I'M
L work is devoted entirely % Horticulture The edtoi
s well know in this community, and every way eslcu
lated for such work Sutscr ption proe - ger aununl
n MARX Il. NENMAN 60. le9 Broadwsy
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VALENTINES

VALENTINES The lasest aud best assortment 10 the
' oity will be resdy on Monday. English, America,
sentimental comic. lscepapsr, snveops, Valentine VII
ters &c Not over TWENTY-FIVE cases will be opened by
81 BFRFORD 4 co. As;or House.
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q. Al PRIVATE StLE-rwcsiory brick houss
~ ludson-st. third aoOr above Barrow with tea.
- and cellar under Il, marbls msntels, Cfo,oa
water. &c; painted throughout Immediate possession
can be had Size OF lot "a by 30 feet with privilege Of al
ley Ba e. Lot lease from Trinity Church Tor
~ years with fuli covenants of renewal For terms
apply 10 ANTHONY }. BLkECkEk, Auctioueer,
81 iw Broad a.
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LuAyITT,S READING

NOR FEBRUARY-Ths is the fecOnd Number OF the
volume subscrpton price only one dollar per year
3sck volumes of the Old and series always on hand
m MARK IA. NEWMAN 4 co 1873 Broadway.
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I'D. FNN sALE-A 40 ,tory 0alae hoa.. snd bod >

g. FOR SALE-A two.story fame house and lot Of
III ground so feet front and aud about go feet deep
- % the place several fruit trees, well Of excel.
and Building suitable Tor small work shop
ssbie. The house well built but few yesrs Said
property i the river at the lover end Of the village
II West Fsm', and eglby situated for person doing
Business ed with anspor alton BY water For far
her partcglars inquire OF HORACE ROLAND, Esq ia
the village or 10 this city of CHAS TAYLOR list h. uss
north side Twenty sAihs' east Of Third q ws
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rs FOR stLE or EXCHANGE Tor City p,
ST p. corner ofwsshingron and Chamber, ..s

o.. FOX -ALE Low, 20 close an estate. houss -
~ Shenf-st erected for business corner lot, IS BY
~ 100 feet. Filth avenue; 100 wood and land
near Poughtcs p,s 1890 90 Cumberland River; thu
homestead faru Of Revolutionary patriot deceased I'D
scrfs del.htu situated branch Of the Thar sbov,
Norwich CT Appyto NEh BROWN, 40 Besch-st
f,s
The Daily spy., 1848-12-28


Commencing Friday, Sept. /, 1848,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
cd, as follows
Boston, IA. NJ, 6A. NJ, and 4PM
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ aud s so T. NJ
Albany, A. M and Il p. NJ.
Springfield, 81 AM. AMI Ii P NJ. fer Albany.
Springfield, St A. NJ, II and 2 p NJ (or on tn. arrival
of the train from New York; for Worcester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-uid Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
cester at 81 AM, will stop Way Stations unless 70
take passengers for Springfield beyond-Passengers pro-
seed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by P. NJ
Returning leaves New York at IA. NJ. and arrives st
Worcester at p. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M, Worcester A. NJ and arrive
at lbany al ST PM.or leave Bston at NJ Worcester
at 50 NJ lodge in spnsfeld leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. NJ.
The .rains for Trey leave the arrival of the
Greenbush
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at u A. NJ PM
The trains Of the Pitts6ed ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at PittsfeId.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect AT
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to BalleA
boro Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhill &C.
Stages run from Charlton TO Southbri1ge from Wesl
Brookheld to Ware Enfield New BEliatree and Hardwich
from Palmer to Three Rivels, Belchertown, Amherst
Ware and monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.