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HOW To RAISE WATER.

CURIOUS WORK on nYDEAULIcs And MECHANICS.
A DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
"A Of Hydrauc and other Machines for raising Wa
ter ancient and modern with observations various
subjects connected with the Mechanic Arts including The
Progressive Development OF the Steam Engine Descnp-
tions Of every variety of Bellows, Piston and Rotary
Pumps, Fre-Engnes VsteT-lisms, Pressure-Englnes
AirMschines Eolipl.' &c. Remarks on Ancient Wells
AirBecs, Cog-Wheels, Blowpipes Bellows Of various
People Magic Gobets Steam Idols and other Machinery
Of Ancient Temples. TO which added Experiments
on Blowing and Spoutiug Tubes and other original De
vices Nsfures Modes and Machinery for raising Wser
Historical Notices respecting phon's Fountains Water
Organs Clepsydre Pipes, Valves Cocks. &c. In Five
Books BY THosAs EwBAsS illustrated BY 800 In
Cravings. ~,
the raising Of water wy interesting production not
only to the Experimental Philosopher, the Meehancian
and the Operative Tadesman, who engaged IN the re-
searches and work combined with the objects peched 10
the Treatise but also every ordinary reader who So
lctous enlarge bis information and who wishes
combine amusement with the topics which attract ms
attention.
~ The above work is Publishing in EIGHT Parts
or numbers, at % cents each. ~
GREELEY Il McELRATH, Publishers,
Tribune Buildings, New-fOrk
~ The Third Number Of the above Work u now pub
shed Orders may be sent % any Of the booksellers IN
New-York, Philadelphia or Boston.
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'uANDEl.lEks.-rxo, three, four sig snd eisht
sht chandeliers gilt .nd hronzed suitable for churaSss
odses public rooms and private dweiinss man ufseur.A
sna lof saise, DlErL. kR0THER CO
80 t22 Wtutsusx
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BOOK TRADE.
THE MEXICAN WAR.

('ONTAlNlNG FULL HISTORY u It's origin, and
\detsed accounts Of the u victories which ter
M mated In the surrender Of the Capital together with tbs
Official dispatches Of the Generals BY Edward ID. Mans
bed, illustrated ~ maps and engrsy ngs
This work will be published Thursday, the ID Feb.
Orders from the trade solicited.
Coton's Life aud Zines Of Henry ay,
Manshcld's Life Of General scott
IHbf A. : BARNES A co. Publ hers. 81 John. 81.
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rEETU EXTRAcCEp

n
w article Of superior test to suphurc ether or nitrous
OXIDE as its application may be msde with the greatest
safety the systems The undersigned re-
commends his surgical SKILL in extracting teeth /.
S-ShOuld the above not prove satisfactory 70 the an
icipAons Of the patient charge will be made for
tracing ills lm.l l.. BERNARD, Dentist, 40 Pesfis
BANK OF CREsrER County. Jan. ~ ls4s.
THE PUBLIC ARK NOTIFIED that the money
j stolen from the President Of tins Bank has not been
recovered ard that the Bank hss issued notes. differ
lng from the old IS follows to vii.
The FVes, Tens and Twentes have printed. 10 red ak
he backs comb nation laheU oTk design, with the
amount OF the notes In figures and The words new issue
across the middle Of the design
The Fities and Hundreds, OF former issues rrin
ted in black nk-the issues are printed In red tnt
The Five Hundreds have for the vigueue q rec male
block Of medallion head with SEQ on II, 20 the
right of the vignetfe The left end Of the has head
OF ash ngon with 500 above snd below The righ end
has full ensth female hsure, representing Ceres stand
ing ssQuare ahew0fk block win the hguEes 81 IN IL
These printed 10 blue iHt
The former $500 have Alarming with hay
makers for Nznete, with figures 80 ON each de-eAch
end has medallion head In the middle with 500 top and
bottom square blocks acd printed IN blacs
ink.
The One Thousands ofthe issue have for visnette
railroad. view Of locomotive and coming hound
the len end OF the note an engraved female
top and bottom. and square block with ngure 900
between them the righl end head Of Nsshinsou,
with eco top and bottom square blocks and printed IN
blue tnt.
The former issues Of 81 eco have for vsnete drove Of
cattle passing through toll gatea man paying toll TO a
woman a. dollhouse dooT-nfures i.VO each side Of
vgne,ie-both ends have medallion head IN the middle
sud hgures go IN square blocks top aud bottom pined
Ia black iAk.
The new notes vii al bear date in the year s4s. The
stolen date in l8s7. aud prior years Cauion
the Of the Bauh Brokers and others 10 receiving
notes the old except from persons Of kn0su III
tesrity, Will assist 10 detecting the robbers
is laval DAVID TOWNSEND. Cashier.
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DIAPER sHADEs.-A large assortment Of paper
shsdes last TsseVsd and for sale, wholesale and retail.
~ laSol pIEfz, BROTHER co. Is3 W'niaa-sl
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small farm consisting Of fnytve in the town
- OF Lewishoro on the n lrem Railroad, two miles
NORTH Of Nhit.ockye. The aid farm IL well tmbersd
aud well wsterei having neyertsiiing stream running
through IT, emptyiIg into the Or, Ou There Is the
f-rsa GOOD stey frame house barns and other ont
houses Being within two hours ride OF NswYor b
Rsrsad the above would make a beautiful country resi-
dsnce for NewYofk merchant, GARDENER for Taisin.
fruit snd vegetables for the New-York market.
For farther particulars apply John Wilson, who lives
on the farm, REV GEO COLES,
d. 2sw3m 300 nulberry-st. New-iOrk.
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CONVEYANCES.
E- AhkGULAK NAL. LINK between
E~>.aiS boston and Hew-rost. BY The feat ~
splendid s.ssmrrs MASSACHUSETTS

.E hkGiLAk bAIl. LINK between
spIendid s.ssnrrs AAsSACHrsETTs
~. ssssmsrs aAssAcHUsETTs, Capt. Yhsyet 90.
1880 In connec with tho sscnfrou and rfovisrcs
ard Boston Providence Railroads, leaving revfot
ialg Sundays excepieo, from Pier No. Nosth River
,ccck p NJ scd stcn.og.on 81 5eiocs, r n % upos
49,. .,~,vxi OF lie mail Train from Boston
ynesr ssAmes 1nsurpsssed 10 speed splsnior sne
.onfor. asying each OF tnem o. large, coumoiious pm
v,,S snt berus FOR 50 persons oeslts Uss
,r1y,,, rooms for families and 7srises.
o. ,teamers ,Fe ofcercd ~ NE most 81 srcose
- 90 Ill thOren hs pansge between newton
soS gosou from cue and bal 70 Two aoars u-reoy s
y IN AZ, ole s.rfe Tor Al mo ilnes frnning rou fsev
,os sorh soah ard wsss sLi all shs irss ron sosscs
r.. MASSACHUSETTS will leave Ss~.fors-faes
49, s,o-,nyt,e- M6olAy "Wednesday and Fr'cs,.
yhs RHODE ISLAND VII les's Nev'fot-sos
a., "wednesday ana 7ritsy. o.
rsxvs sioninR lou-Yuesa.y, rhqrs.ay ana s.Iutoy
n q p.,ssnksrs or gL- arrival o NE fscshr.s *
ofoceed pin iaIeiy IN The splendid ksfosacso
10 Providence and Soften. ossgsse MASTER soeunpsnss
tae steamboat usirs to and from eosson 70 SAG
S.ssxsxge For rsAgc berths, state rootns, OF trstt
n,-sior nsy be made 10 shc Agents on tne WHAT snd
Al he oifc- 10 6siiery place 90
DAILY MORNING LINEN
~ clock A. VI. tor Ne~onffh ana fsnsu'
- lanainx At Peck's Does, thsversusw, YER
plank. Point. van Cortandrs Dock fees""'') we"
rI TSs f es steamer NORWICH Capt W. Dosfe si
leave New.YOrs; from wmIsa-., per; every "'H'A'
The ice steamer HIGHLANDER. Capt = . Mn
strong will leave York, from Wnrenst PEE, ssey
Tuesday Thursday sod Saturday, al Q e'osx " A..
Stages connect with the boats on the e~ 80 " ~
river for Pou Hudson, &c and on tho "es' ao
FOR kings,oo, Cat.sill and Albany $500. 81, a..
All packages ana parcels viii De lsndrd :, any " US
AZ paid for AZ the oce OF the boat sue en-
tered on tho freight list For passage OF freight sPPy
board the boat - .--
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BOARDING..


D0ARD ON BROOKLYN Nights near Fulton
ID FsTy-A family, and also three gentlemen, can DO
handsomely accommodated with board at SWillow-st'
DOAKD-At So Beekman-st. within tive minutes walk
ID OF WalLst OF the City Hall Several single gentle
men can be accommodate with without sipgle rooms
JH7t'
PERMANENT BOARD wanted By gentleman
And ms wife situation above Twelfhst or below
Prince Also room suitable for an Office address no
dolphe, Tribune Office y<o 81
rGVO LET-A pleasant room in private family In the
vicinity Of St Johns Park with breakfast and tea
Address ". "A 5. this ofhcs. 10 D.
DOAKDING IN BROADWAY-Geetem and
ID gentlemen snd ladies wishing board can be scoonmo-
dated with gepee yurnished rooms and board ia mouse
6g Roadway This 10 undoubtedly one OF the best locs
tiops in the city being to steamboat and rail-
road and the vicinity OF the principal notes ana
down.town business Persons wishing 10 leave thelf no
tel for quiet and respectable house Will ma thsf inter
a.. 10 calling al the above humber in Broadway before
locating elsewhere. NB-Gentlemen wishing meals on
Iy can be accommodated 10 lln
nOARDIN(;,-Tvo or three single gentlemen rlaJ
ID obtain furnished rooms with board at US Oreenwich
ana hjs wife The house s supplied with Croton wafer
throu shout and with an excellent bathroom o-sti
lDOAHD-A triyate family would take one or two gen
Dtlemen a. boarders those wishing comiofaDe home
In desirable location may apply at 81 jays. Jio ~
an FAII. FA,UIONS-HATsi HATS Pans
I moe,kin Hats at SIS equal 20 those cold by Others al
81; also, elegant dress hss al - 30 and - ~ 'e'
psrior IN stg 10 and finish those many places az 81
neat hats al 81 g. Murch Will be pleased 10 see MS
f,iends AT the establishment
lis I'm GEORGE r. II. BROWN, lao Cansl-st.
IN ONE PRICE.-BRoWN co l78 Chatham
square corner of Mott-st. wish to inform the pub
tic OF the great improvement In the manufacture
r nd viii well compare with those sold at higher prices
DIS I'm
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~ RoAD-B,nf,r A',.g"ge~s.t; Ga
and after Monday. Nov. B. l8i1, the
freight train to which PASSENGER ears sisshsa, VA
until farther notice leave Morrrlstown At A. VI NewM
Al u y NJ The Passenger Trains leave New fors
o'clock A. NJ. SPIN. Leave Newark ~ o'clock N.
iP NJ Leave Mouistown o'clock A NJ Z r. NJ. 49,,
Passengers by the morning train TO Moristown vi "
rye there al n O'clock where STAGES will b. IN readiles
70 convey sehooley's Mountain. wsships,on BEL
vdere and dsslyi 10 Owego, Milford, Newto-,
stanhope and succssuny on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frdeys and 10 R0ckaway, Dover sparta and Newton %
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays each line reta!nni
the following days 70 meet the train for New f9rk
stage wi also leave for Bsskins Ridge every evsnsnt
on the arrival of tire cars at Morristown. . -
By line recently established, stage leaves Morlhop
for the Delaware Water Gap and stroudsburt via stsnhcp
Johnsonbufg Columbia and BAirstown, every Iaesdsy,
Thursday and Saturday tho arrival Of the A. M ran
rom N. Y. Returning the alternate days, mo stAo
leave. stroudsburs NJ 10 meet the = NJ cars non
MOrnstown. - 81,
Passengers 90 through and from jersey City withoas
changing On leaving the city passensens VIII de-
posit their In the AZ the foot OF torandt
where an AGENT will be Ia attendance "a receive H.
All packages bundles must be entered on the wsybil
or the company will not hold themselves responsible
Freight Will be forwarded immediately To hornstowa
from Albany Basin by Stephens Condits Daily Tfsns
portston fine 10 Newark, from the Transporstios
Ofce Of the ~ r. r. Transportation Company, foos
Of Lbery-st- In3l IRA DODD. Superintendent
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
petitions have been prevented in the Board Of As
stant Aldermen viz To have the sidewalks Ia front OF
the lots in Newest. between beaverst sud *
chanse-pace Jagged. To have sewer construc ed In
Fraukfort-st between Chatham and Jacob To have
Thtyuinthst between Eighth ani Ninth avenues regu'
Ated grayeed and curb aud gutter stones set therein
All persons interested in the above propositions having
objections thereto ace requested present them IN Wi
ting 10 the underlined his Office No Hall OF Records
on OF before the 9Th day of February next
MARTIN r. THOMPSON Street Commi sslouer.
sfrssf Commi.sionaS "a lice Ian r. 1913 fl8
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TTNREDEENIRD PLEDGEs.-FOr

UINREDgEMED PLEDGES.-For sale cheap, a
u large and varied assortment Of anIedeemed pledges
eonssug Of new and secondhand eotnine watches sne
susdvsnts double and sinsle guns pistols &c &c For
The information Of those ia want OF such would name
raw of nv prices Good pilot and beaver cloth oyereoas
snd cloaks from 81 SO dress and fock coats from
10 81 paats and vests 81 70 s. lot OF good new and
sseond hand duss fro 81 50 SloeAsh Also constant
10 on hand mechaucs and other oos AID great many
osher articles TO namsross 70 mention.
~ lie j. WILSON. . Chathans-sf
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yvFAKM FOR sALE.-wili6s sold BY JAMES

SeM MILLER. Auctioneer, At the Merchants Ex
change, at II o'clock on Wednssday, February 2
1913 very desirable farm, late the residence % Peter
Ayu5,r ased about mile of the village Of ia
naics Queens County consisting of about eleven acres
OF 80 which Is good two story dwelling house and
ba 4 and other out buildings
Ado pew 90 in ST Thomas Church. NewYOrk
Foi farther particulars inquire of j. o. BARKER, Esq
34 ysssaust N. Y. at the auction room, 70 Maiden
lanai t5tF2
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TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.
WOOpbkiD6Es IMPROVED PATENT BANK SAFE
AND STORE LOCKS.

AND STORE LOCKS
ushE CLAIMS OF THIS LOCK to sa periorty are bssea
on lie sxfeiy, certainty OF operation plicy OF
stfuction add durability.
The result Of he reeeni Trial the Exchange has placed
is ssfeiy heyoad dispute No osher offered 10 the
public has endured the same tesl
The simplicity Of It's construction. and the manner 10
which lie mouons produced, Combine 10 render It's
action cerssin
the rascEs comparatively moderate, especially
when considered IN connection with their safety Each
locA 10 with keys Price ihs iarsesl
sixe 500 medium slze SiS5 FOR sses and fom
$50 10 s5 The lowest priced loeksse desgned express
liz for STORES ard made The sane Principe, but
h solid iustexd keya Orders may be al
Srsss-d 10 w y WOODBRIDGE, ~ he
Tvs iawaY Mandatory. 81 EaxSheih-st Y.
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sSs, s2sE 70 riiissyaSsln! s so Mas.t

ING vie fnlis1cipNis, Dshno'e ~
Ohio Railroad. Cumberland Md Westsfn rtassen
lreat tir'tsi Siaes Neil and Passenger Aoo'e 70 rhs
Iu,eh Wheeling, Cincinnati and ire SCUM sba wo
Px,,eleegs gotta. directly shrocehov sne MA, tai"
Lesss Ne~.yois. iOui Of Lbery AIS A. NJ nat
Lesve Philadelphia tsunis excepted from The eofrs'
NJ gieve,tn ga MAse,ss ~ A. NJ AMI csi5 utr
A. by Railroad sud arrive In Baltimore nj r. w. ud
% Pm. 49,. - .,,..
rr,Te Bsllnore IT III 4. n. by he sAlnmore sna Vt'
Rslifoad AID srriye At Cumberland aIo P.h
!ea,. Cunhaflsnd u 7 My
Twelve fslly lines Ol the National Road snd uooi it'
tint sage Lines and sirlv- 10 Phssbufg OF Wheeling
nrxt evening -
gsssrre.is 10, fusbLrsh tAse .tr sPleoiid he~ az
-.fri sa.at. ats Il HfJ~nsyc, aud ibsfohJ have
,uiy q miles 81 slss,ns % the = mole fou'e ,,.
sr.lsass st.sm lOais iesyo Pits5urgh aud " hee.h.
rrygiariy snd 8lsse lgeu of~ sfdoc ihonl 1esJ
clSemnsil md FL o.haf pOus ~ tho nouih ssd "es.
90 ihrou2 Buckets ~ ms route sppy IA fhhsdephs
80. - Oaa. casr.r ~ fssrketsn leycDln ats At
- Arl.s yar.sii 90 board stc.n boat iock-s n,sn
snfe lhror, rom Sui!eiephis 70 fiit' pfll. sI 70
Wheeling sll rih Inc privilege ~ 'iopph a. ssiilnofa
ana resullg ii pleasure sor 'sIhef niofwsHos
,oris Al J. l. SLEh NEE, AgesL
ttko.m,s Co. EspTess Cfr-. Is waist Al II 4 \.
or Tayiors Hotel No. 18 Cortlsndst.
ssLrfFO-h.
NC tho Nail ,i7,s ron Phsdeipls ~ sshinofs
lca.n Ck.rt -ora- q srs1.h Al Msftct sta, rao
tsss sxcopird alps A = and r. N. daily ~ kslfoN
~ Prsscugsg ~ ceulu1fd Against puIetssins tcsss
ID NsS-Ao,k TO- y1iNwof flushurgh orNhuslh> ysf'
s~f'ie, T. - ~ le spose rLora1 iirs,, ~ 90 pas
saihosaf ~ sell Vcssif g, Ne'r York Tor hese li1os
-s7 "Ltn ~ft - - To- N-i "a.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
Il County Of Newlork notice Is hereby given oil per-
having claims against NICHOLAS sCHUREMAS,
late the City Of NewYork. decsased present the
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers AZ the
Office Of > Halsted, No a John-s 10 the City Of New
York before the seventh dayOf June next-D at-d
New York, the third day Of December. 1874.
SCHUREMAN HALSTED
d Ia~tn FRANCIS GODIsE. rAreutofs-
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DY ORDER Of p sheldon Root, County Judge Of the
DCouny of Oneida Notice Is hereby given thai at
tachmsnt has issued against the estate Of THOMAS
DUDGEON a. non. resident debtor and that the same
will be 500 Tor the paymeg Of his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 la within
nne months from The hrsf publication Of fis notice and
that the payment OF any debts due 10 him By residents
this State and The delivery % him for bis Of any
property within this STATE belonging him. and tho
transfer Of any such property BY him, forbidden by
.w and y0id-Dated Utica, January IS. 1913.
KIRKLAND L BACON,
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INSURANCE..

hi~rvks fosr II D.. Phy.ieian. 5oi Broadway. il
X ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ FANNY OF NEW-fORK. Office - Wallst.--C apital
><ooo-Ouginslly ncoTp0ratsd In i7saThis com pany
Continues 70 Insure a.ans; loss and damage by
most favorable terms s operations are confined chiefly
b he City Of NewYOrk aud il immediate proxiuty
All losses al nsled Aad paid with prom and
DIRECTORS.
5ofs- Ireland, Joan Oothout George srculsrus
hoteft Benson Jonn Campbell, George Conklin
Joshua Brush. Robert l.. stuart. John GRAY.
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley
Anthony Lamb, Adam Nofne, Robert K.nnf,
Benin De Forest, William Tucker Chss p L.verieb
Anthony ChArd0n, LsVisC II .gnerse W lillian Hrovrin,
Alex Lsvrzncc, William r. Dean Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. r. MCDONALD, Secretary.
Nsw-Yors Oct. :. lS47. %
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KIRKLAND 4 BACON,
- lawem Atty. for Attaching Creditor

IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the
lCounty Of New.York msde the 18th day Of December
lef7 rotce is hereby given that the following described
real will be sold public auction the Msrchans
Exchange. In the City Of NewYors. the hh DAY Of
February 8s az ~ NJ Of that day, 10 wit two lots Of
land situated the south side OF Sixty second
the rSeibh Ward Of the City Of Nswfok between the
Eighth and Nnth avenues and known the map OF the
Sonernnyke farm lots numbers hundred and fifty
three 5 and hundred aud htyf0ur l5fl snd bell
a part u parcel number forty-One tfll said map
The shove described real estate belonging 10 the estate
Of NATHAN HEDGES. late Of the City OF New-Yors de-
ceased and now unoccu prd-Dafed New-York Dec l7th
1871. ETHAN C. BRIGGS, Administrator,
JANE A. HEDGES Admnistratrix
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80 very productive hrotholut
- uit-builting suitable for genteel resid-nce-sitd
ated about miles from Newark n j convenient TO a
Railroad Depot growing ne ghborhhood near church
two schools, &c Inquire Of
il la. O. =. BUTLER, Tribune Buildngs
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IN PURSUANCE Of 40 order q the Surrogate Of the
iCounty Of Newlork, notice y hereby given % al per
having claims against MARY LYNCH. late Of the
City q Nef0rk deceased, 70 present the With the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a bis oce. No 80
Aonr0--st. IN the City OF Ne< YORK. before tie
eishlh day Of May next-Daf-d Sei1Ik the otyfh lay
81 Narenir. Ist7 lnlI lsnlnl-l MILAlAM sCOfT. ~
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- ,.zrsssass1 NEWBORN AND ERIE
A - - RAILROAD EXTENDED TO
D@G PORT JERNiS-Win,er Arrange

EfS Az. January sni until 'afthc 1et-~'f -
ferent trains will once each way, daily tesesP' SUI
eos P.s,r~aess-Leave Nsw-York, by steamboat hee
foot OF DaAne-st AZ a O'Clock \. NJ
Leave Port Jervis At 81 o'clock. A NJ.
Leave Ousvie At T. Middletown at ooshen q, - and
Chester at O'Clock A. NJ stopping eaeh way ~ 'ne 'e'e
raj Intermediate passenger stations
~ No packages, parcels or trunks tekeePt pe'soIA
bassase consist OF c0thrs not exceeding - los WIZ
he t,er by the boat trains unless ~ special
agreement and payment made IN 'dNsnce IN when case
lie charges will be at the discretion OF the Aent NOT "a
cssains double the published freight rates AppheSon
la New.Yoik must be made TO Mr. l. p CisfAson Aent
AZ The OH on foot OF Duane 81 upon whoss re
articles will b received board the steamboat snd
fnrx.rd.d upon he passenger train. The company VIII
be responsible article whatever sent oy the psen
ger boat or taiu uress II be duly recsptsd TOT oy
AGENT duly authorized, excepting personal baggage which
ID put In charge of he baggage masters
foR FRFicHr -Le.ys Nes-Nork AZ o'c'oeh r " pei
b.rs-. samuel Mash. Henry suydsm, u. and purhns
Leave Port Jervi. at clock AN 49,. 80,
Leave Ou.vil Al :, Middleto~n a. - oo'nen n rvs
and Chester At II AN $40, IA,
n<ss An Accommodation and Mn Train viii
Ess .r-i Srun ia connection win the .'e. .s.
Nav York AZ 3 o'clock Y VI. and ordinarily srsneM tsr
mont In time Tor the train T. stat from 10 O'CLOCK TOT
Port Jeryi. and all informed ate stations. =.
Lave port Jervs al a PM Onsyiue :, "iddietown a.
Ga.bsns Chester 81 Turner'S 4, Moussy and arrives
pisuont A, O'clock thence leaving foc New YORK ps
comfortable steamboat the milk 10 pot on board
aud the barge IL in readiness 80, .-..,
= Coed berths will bs provided ON Oostu the Oos' v"
cents, and meals atoli cents each -.
Nh Persons having articles lost dsmssed % unnss"
.riiy DELAYED are requested TO communicate tho isetn
writing Immediately n ; Post, suot OF ltsn'poi.~
Office AZ Piermont For other Information inquire of ne
several Depot Agents the supt Of II snsportAion of us
undersiguea. ljs III II. G SEYMOUR, supeIln,soaea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

ERksn Fruits, GROCERIES, &c.
leo hbls hand picked apples assorted.
$50 kegs Malaga grapes In tie order
20 has Lisbon DO a. do
30 bxs and half bxs bunch r4sins
l0kegs pomegrsnfes
s. pos white and yellow rock sandy
81 bxs juube psse.
- bxs Genes ctron.
10 bbs sheled almonds.
10 bb.s shelrd peanuts.
~ eases pineapple sweetDeats
- kegs Dntch herring
White and brown hAfd sugar In boSs.
SteWaft's crushed ard poNaefec IN Ool$
Together with OF fruits Eroccries
vines liquors eoziia and Tsps preserves pickles apr
ees, cigars Sc
Conlectoners bakers hoteLeepers families and others
In want Of GOOD articles the lowest market pres Srs
requested 10 give us csu. GAS>NkR YOUNG,
dl1 1872 Chafhau-st near Chatham square
ROOfi>G.-Uid Tin Roof. tight Tor p cents per
~ foot New roofs Of rough plank covered for y cents
roois Of factories large tadngs ~ squares for
- - square, add arTasted Goos ius Paen; Pre-
munl tiS DROP matte Cement She2fhng makes hsnd
sonie cheap shi soi durable roof References .rd spe
enens At SOoDWl>> Chimaey-Pot Fsctors s. " est
broad~y between Chambers sad Waren sts- 80 im'
CHLOROFORM.-rh subscribers are Importing
VA extra quality OF Chloride OF LINE Superior 10 Any
ia the nSket for mAxng Chloroforu and oder the came
90 favorable terms CYRUS w. FIELD,
l7 Nv Bsrlinf-sip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-29

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