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$50. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
g. W-HAVEN RAIL

lNRNAD-On and aRer Wednesday, Dec 10 the follow.
Pssser gers also received ~ tho New.York and Hsrem
Railroad once Tweny-seventhst
slarraroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich stamford De.
den Norwalk Westpon Southport fairfield, Bridgeport
Rtrafor Milford and New Haven Passengers nom hA
WAY Stations or Albany and the Stations on the Hoasaon9
ard ugGtnck Railroads VIII take ms uam and stop
sdgepor way-Ststions or Boston Proys
idence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connections
River Railroads VIII take ts Train and JON Express Train
q New-Haven Passengers FOR Canal Railroad stop as
EXPRESS Train II O'Clock A 81 for Stamford, Brdgo-
port Albany Housatonic and Nsagatnck Railroads New
Haven and the Canal Railroad. Middleton, Hartford.
srrp gfold and Connecticut River Railroad Worcester,
Providence, and Boston. -
haven and Intermediate Stations Passengers 6y his
Train for the Csaal Railroad viii remain at New Haven
f RniIroiad re remain in New Haven until P NJ
Express Train ats A. FOR STANFORD, DridgS port ana
Neugaiuck Railroads waterbury, nswHsyeI Hartford
Exprcss Tran al sI5P M Tr stamford and Norwllk
and com ecng with Housaonc Train at Bndes port for
Sac s. instrumentation s Train 4rA for NswHsvsn and
nj ne Intermediate sanons .,.
T. Commutanon Train Al M for Bridgeport and m
sefneoi''e TRAINS 70 Ngw.YoRK
l. Cofnraotajon Train al 10 A NJ rom Bridgeport SOP.
ring ct al the Intermediate Stafions
2 Accommodation Train a , A d. iof ns~-HsFsH
stopping ali interraodiate Stations
s. Accommodation Train 81 : 20 AN. nom new-Havoo,
stopping At all Intermediate steuons receiving passengers
BON hartford and New Hsysn Canal Railroad, and Mag.
stuck Railroad
Express Train 10 d. In connection VITA tho Ex.
oress Train froLl, BOSTON, from New Haven, Stopping Il
bridgeport Stamford, receiving passengers from The
HoussfOnc Railroad al Bridgeport
Accommodation Train Il 30 NJ. (roceiying p3sscn.
gers from the Accommodation Tram nom Boston and
rom the raugstuck Railroad at Bfidgeport nom New
Haven. stopping Al all Intermediate stsuJns
s. Express Train 10 NJ Tor 10 connection win Bz-
press Train from Boson stopping at Bridgeport, norwaR
and Stanford arriving IN New orb VI Ii 30 III.
y Express Tram at . a. p. NJ rom Bridgeport IN con-
necton with the Housatonc Train from Albany and Pitts
fed stopping al NOrwak and Stamford
Passengers requested 20 procure ucseu oe,ore
seats IN the Gers M I'll mASoa supt
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ASORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

ASORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP-Leaye New York ioo
OF Corllsudst An. ard 3 so Pm; Lesve Newark 10
An and Is Pm
PAssgsegR TRsIrs DowH.-Leaye Dover A. a. sGo
lisp M; Morristowp IS A. NJ and 3 P M hadisor
745AM and 10 M; Summit 90 A NJ and 70 z.
Nilvtle IS A ~. ard 3 IS r n; Orange IS A. ~ sDc
SS5PM
FsEieHr rRAINs-Leeve Dover A NJ and New-Ycrs
III A. N. =. . -.
p NJ; Nev-York II 81 A. N. and 80 r NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way North snd South Orange, Milylle, Summit
Chatham Madison, MOrnslown, kerhs Plains, Dsnylls
gOckawsy ana Dover.
Al Deyer stages. connected with the AM. passenger
sfsin leave Tor 5uckasunny, StsnhOpe Newon Hackets
Wednesdays and Fridays, snd for Sparta, JohnsonbWg
Blairsown Columbia, Delaware Waer Gap, strongs6urgh
continuing To the Lackawanna Works passing through Bar
tonvflle sanhope pa Smiths Tavern, NeagesYhe Cb
ton Dunmore Hyde Park 20 Providence 90 Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. end returning meet he IN
trains for New-YOfk.
Al Denvlle stages leave for Powerve end Boonton OF
the arrival OF the and NJ trains from, and meet 1hs
A aud P NJ trains Tor Eew-YOrk
Al Morristown stages leave the arrival OF he A. n
passenger trains for Mendham Chester schooleys ho0n
bin Washington Belydere and EsstOn, daily and mes
the P NJ train for New-forE
Also for Bssking Ridge the arrival OF me = M treh
returning next morning connecting with the A. ~ tram to-
Hew-York. ,..-.-,
Passengers % procure he uckeS before eAns '9s
sess in he cars Tickets viii he received only on the dsj
when purchased The fares from each station where Hekes
are sod vii he fee senfs when paid In the cafs has
when maid for dckes tbs several ticket Orces fsssoa
gers are " show bsy tickets 70 the conductor Wnens
xnirs5 ni8u
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

u WINTER ARRAN9EMENf.-On and efter MOE
day Dec l6 ls7 he passenger Tans vi run IS follows
'0uiio'' rEAVg NEW-YORK. GOING NORTH,
s,om me O6ice In Hucs"n-sl near CtTfnberssi
AIS 10 A. MFor passengers 70 So8gnEeepre sIopPips
AtilM-For gnt and passengers 70 Pougnkeepds
xopping ii Al way stauOrs
X2 p N-Fof Passenger % PoughEeepse stopping
at al lbe way sLsc % -,,. -.
atNsf astlanvle gonksrs Hastings, Oobos Ferry Dear
wsr TsrrVlous Bing-Stng 0rOt0n, PeeAssl 5arr sO2s
Co.. Sn,ra Fshkil New Hen ourgo and Milton Ferry,
Atop M-For passengers 20 fseks sl4 stopping a. a
"S IEAVF POUGHKEEPSiE GOING sOOTE
- H-For HeW.Ysrk stODuDF ~ Milton Ferry
E.O Han 1srsh Low Point fLshsil Cold spring jar
risots Peeszs CIOton, Siag-oAff FAnyDHn, D-artaan
Dnhbs, Esrrv fGnsers sad lna<tsftanvAe
Ats N-Fcf Rsigbi 400 psssc1gsrs - NsW'rOh
-tonripg Al Al vJsv sJsn0us on signal
[tIIS5 a M-For passengers 70 New fofA stopping
sisv,bsrsh Fishkr. Cod Spring, s5ernsoss reeE
SUI grg-spg "a yJowa, DesrnaAz DooDs Fsry sno
ASP m.-For NevYOrk, stopping Al al va, stations
Leave eEEKsKILL ROk hL"-YOAS
All M-stoupBg y al ssy stsit0us on signal
Passenger, 1l DrOmo,e toeI convenience ara sely ~
obsssrgisS r6e following ucs: Isl Give pAfncan aires
EObs 70 d. beos g~-nsr w0ere yoar baggage % - aS
HyeTed thst NJ may marx u accordingly 500 v7eoy -
isaks md delsys d procure y0sr acfe" osior- snisf
NJ re esrs. 81 DO not Stand on Lne 9atiorns ..
die DIV IN d. LEI eavodu9"~'A>
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Csnua Railroad OF New-Jesss.
AEYINTER ARRANGEMENTS


w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. ls5O5rns nSaa
extends nom ELIZA ETHPORT IS mites TO the WHITE
HOUSE n ). reducing :he staging between mo 's'ninaA
OF the Road anc EASrON 10 IS miles
This hne leaves New-Yort by steamboat hed JAckek,
pier no North River, and connects with trains On h1s
New ersey Railroad, which leaves New.fork nom tooS
Of CortlandM ,,A
e. pier No North River al liza freight and al IN
passenger and by n j. Railroad foot o. Coruand<h @s
A NJ and A PM. .N..-.
White HOUSE at 81 AM freight at 81 AM; Passages
someryi.e ct AN; Freight Al 7 AN; Passenger q
u PM. x,-A. =, , Inn, A n Pa.
Ptsinseld asa AN; Freight at u AMI Passenger q
'westheld at e. Am; Freight MA AN; Passenger q
SPIN .., N. . ~,
EIzabethpon at 81 AN; Freight a. 81 An; fsssen<
ger nj Pm. ., ...s.. A n
trsin from NewYork al the White House 70 convey pas
senysrs 10 EastOn Wikesbsrre, Bethlehem, Allentown end
Match Chunk Penn and Warrington, Lebanon onnions
Milford and Belvdere. NJ. ~, a.,
MEAN BAGGAGE al the fsk OF the owners unni De-
vered into The actual POSSESSION Of the Agents OF sne con'
pany ard checks o receipts gwen herefof ~
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CHANDLERY.

FAMILIES wishing to obtain good and
Il pure article of SOAP would do well n call al my
nsnt factory and examine the Pale yellow steam oosp-
lis made Of he best materials being entirely free from
Ssh OIL and other inuFous ingredients 30 nuch useo 10
sosp Ia 10 clear OF That sickey property so common 10
moor Soap and will become dark by age; Also, Pa
teft CANDLES, which will ain hard 10 any climate,
spS longer than Sperm Fancy Soaps Of every kind
fr The toilet and bath use including the Palm Soap 90
well known q remedy for chspped hands. The above
are for sale In any quantity for trial Goods delivered free
cfehsrgp w HULES SON,
Va Inns 1903 10 and ll2 Chf-st. north end.
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NJEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

N NEW ROUTEuo BUFFALO and the WEST-Win.
Ter Arrangement Commencing Monday, Jan. 8 1851
Leave New York for BnghsmIon, Enira- Corning Hor'
neisyle, Geneva Rochester buaalo and lpsermedlee
nlacss day b. STEAMBOATS, THOMAS POWELL ans
ERIE froa pier 700, Of Duane-st az follows
Breakfast sno supper on board the boats
MoRNING NAIL TsAIN al 7 A M stopping at oil TIE sta
lions arriving at Geneva the same evening.
Passengers Rochester bunGo te can lodge al oene'
Va and ske me Express Train from Albany next morning.
avng M Rochester BHtalo at the same uine as pas
.sDyers uith The sfvsrage % n2nPs reet
WaYTRNN 81 a N for Onsvlle snc al iutsrnAs"'H''
,sr EXPRESS TRAM st4P m stopping atonly at Pier
MON 5. ferns Chester Goshen Mddetown OusVlle, Del
aware. NarriWsbUTgh, Hancock, Deposit, ousquehaana
GTea Bend, 8mghamOD and stations west oI 5lnsnsnlOn
Passengers for Buffalo BY train proceed to Geneys and
take The train arriving al buhao same evening Pessen'
gers ithaca Cayugs Bridge and towns on Cayugs Lako
take the OF The Gauge and SnsqnenHnns anIroeo
st Ogego which Leave Immediately on the srriya Of
he Enc trains Passengers for TiOgs and Lyconng coan
oe Pa take the cars Of The Corning and B0ssburg Railroad
atCornine Stages leave Narovsburg Hancock, Deposit
Susouehanna- Great Bend, 5inghsmon Owego, Wavery,
Hlrvrs Corning Painted Post and Hornelsylue On arnVA
y XIV TRAINS TO NETWORK.
MORNING Man TRAIN leaves Geneva u AM. stop
pt al all the stations. and arrives IN Newfork az u I'm
EICHP EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneve Al I Nm Arc
Hornesvile Al 50 NJ stopping al All stations weet Of
Bipi aamIon. and Great Bend, Susqnehanna Depoell
Hancocl Narrow sburgh Delaware Ousve, mlddletown,
Suaerps .po P,ermort srriving IN sew-ycrf 81 9t An
WAY TRAIN Osvl- 81 St An. st0ppins a. a. me
.tshOns, snd arriving II New YOrE al III 4OA.M
NgwPURsH BRAScH leaves Newburgh al 80 A NJ and
asp Al cor necng with the rblns gong ~eai Leaves
Chester Al IL AM anc arrival OF the usinsfroD
gREIeHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest ei4 NJ
Yrerb for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and All pisces
West taken by Express rsight trains and s i0rWnded
d. Superintendent
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n,scosrtsuEp-Hiekory Montgomery Co. P@
PeSrSsSe lie OF Wight, Va; Ashwood, Tansls Parish.
Ia. 1ry Ridge Drew, Ark Lick Mountain, C0nwy'
A.. Csnfrevine Conway, Ark Unioo, Randolph, H.
E,sSs CHAsGED.-sersntonis, Luzerns Co; Pa mans
ehssS.d TO scranton; Norh Moresndf Wyoming Co "a
name changed to Keeersburgb; Coal Mines Cnessihe1
~ Ia nsme changed TO Blsckheibi Cenrepor5 Dallas
Co Ala nsme changed 10 Elm Bluff Hamilton, Antsngs
CO Ala name changed 70 Calhoun Indian Greek, 0les
70 Tenn name changed Bunkers Hi Pleasani Green.
syiess Co XIV psrre chsnged 70 Buronsyile Pulaski.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

y UNITED STATES NAIL BfhAhbhs-fhs saps
ATLATTIC cagOID YEA PACIFIC, Captain Nys
ARCTIC Csplsia I,aos BALTIC Capt COustoca
ADRIArIC Capt Grafton
<sese sps having ben soiii BY contract expressly ~
8oyemeBt every has been taken 10 their coz
rYlcu0n also b hcY sngtnea % Strength Anc
peso I'd their uEOfatons .os SasnorSeg1 &C xrs
s1sll-d eighoce lnG cunfun
P-cr o. passage So1 NcwYort % LiTeTpoo- $3.50, en-
.r.ise as " ezra SIZE 81 ruIs Liverpool
!, New YsT. ~ Al .xpeneOcud Sur gem siacnad -
ssh shis No sertas occurred 1url paid for
The owners snPs WI aot Dc aceountHbe os
colo ivsf 5uinon sp-cie 1cweiry precious stones o.
s.tals lnl.ss rita or sdng signed AeretoT, and he
saf,e thsreof th~ren exprssaaed
PROPOSED OATES or SAILING.
NEw-yosK yRos LINssrcoL
Ve-ln-sdsy nzscE s 1881 Saturday, February 20
Wednesday March g lssl Saturday,, February = 40
"Wednesday Aprii ? 10 Sanrday, March y ~,
"Wednesday Apru TO- lS5i Samnisv March q 80
For rr-ight ~ passage apply . EDWARD a O9LLircsi
So u-sn-st Hew-Yors or n BROWN. SHlPLEf "
Liverpool p. 3 ROBERTS co IS Kings Arms Z ard
london or l. DRAPER Jr Boulevard Aontmsrue
Paris $500 ..
e.esr,ers viii ~ Materially r>duced -
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By the last mail from MsckiRac, we hear thee
Col. w histler, the Comm andant Of the 4th Regi-
ment ON duty at this station received letter or
statement from some person at Msckinac, sworn
to before Justice O'Mslly, 10 the effect that thu
MormOns on Beaver Island were q lawless. reck.
less bard isregerdirg the laws OF the United
Ssa,es-restirg Tie Gag Of our country WIN af,
reso, q, srd raising sn ensign Of their owns ea9
that 10 needed the iLts' position o. tne Onieed
mest IDesroit Tribune, Jaa- 80.
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C,TREET DEPARTMENT, No Han Of Rssords-ssaled pro
- to-s the Street Comrn ssoaers one unt
Nas H. In ats oct r-susf.. tn mead
Br.sorsy from 5lst 10 fh 81 s1nksn hts % 81 -
and hfcadsay FAns y-dcsous, and At Of
rr b Rad spp he coatrot csrs NJ
DepsrnsttFeb ., lssl JOHN DODGE, strssi Con7'
~
ssTRFFT DEPARTMENT, 10. Hall u Rscorts-setsd Pro
- o.s b eseysd al he Street COnnss)ssrs On .,
ii, ia. Feb ltfl. ocok =. To oaid Per al Inc
loot &c .b -. st hT'ri . stcs vacant o's on - nofl
eorrsr 9TH art 3ld 4 Fas s1ehcfols ~ At lf
fad O. fis Coltrf Cisfk n
H. pa ta,lt JOHN DODGE, Street Comm orsT-o.
fcr,
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TRAVELLING.

NOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE so CENTS.
The STEAMBOAT ROGER WILLIAMS capt Cnaa
Xash, viii esve New YORK from Pier foot Of Markets.
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock A n
Returning vii leave the Railroad Dock Bncgpor every
Acnosv "Wednesday and Friday morning a. o'clock.
BrtdSspor, and Rairoed Freight taken At the lowest
sies For Passage Freight apply on board the boat or
Of the Agent on the Dock join
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DEGTJLAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

AATON aad NEW-YORE- via STONINGTON and
PROVlDENCE-lnland route. without ferry, change Of
cans or baggage t-,,,,, -. a. -.
r0NMOD0EE Caot Wu frazeo, In connection
with he steninROB ard rroyidenee and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving New fork daily Sundays
sSeep,eo ron Pier tn wharf above BateTy plaza
E4 ocl1cs and sr8E.ngtoi az " or upon tie sr'
iva ~ the Mai Tram rom Boston
These seaI1ers built expressly TOT me route sadare
m every rspee particularly sdspped % the nsyEanon o.
Long Is anc SOand The for are
sonlnodious snd CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and az
perienced a.. ,...
The route beng the shortest end most direct oetweea
sosgOD and New 1ork Passengers are euaoed 20 Gnvs
Va ample nIne 'or The morning Ines OF seanoOa ans
railroads. running 20 gnrous pOmts ron thOss ciues
MASSACHUSETI $ viii leave Ncw-fo on tues
osJ rhursdsy and Saturday, Leave StontnRton on Mon
dgs Wedneeds, and Friday.
The COMMODORE VIII leave New Y0rk Moray, wed
aesday and Friday Leave stonngtcn Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday. -.
R-PRasengers or the arrva Of the steamers CT SION
fngton proceed Immediately m To splendid railroad cars
% Providence Rnd Boston baS 2age-uaster sccon1'
p,1es ssrh t-eir % ard nom Session FOR passage
berths rste rooms freight spphcarcns naJ be maze =
re Agents on he whsr, and Al he othee, 10 SsnsIJ
nace V"i
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FOR EUROPE.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
Il Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt }. Comstock Tbis
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe positive
w. on edDesday, 9TH OF March, al IL O'Clock, M from
her berth al the foot Of Cana-sL
No berth secured until paid for.
Alletters must pRss through the Post ONCE
For freight or passage, having unequzed sccommoda
tons for elee aHce or comfort apply 70 - - -, 80
EDWD. X. COLLINS Sc WeilEt.
Positively freight will DO received on board AFTER
Monday evening, March 5. .
The steamer PACIFIC Will succeed the BALTIC, and
anil March 10 oI
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wTnTya ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change OF Hours, commencing Jan o.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
1AERsOH and HUDSON RIVEE RAILROADS.
ga o'eloek A Il 80eiock, 10 min AN
10 gciocI so sia. A. H. S0cock, Pk
10 O'Clock so min A. 81. soclock Is min r. ~
"a O'Clock 81
tOror De arrival OF the Way train from Odsvlle going
East SUNDAY TRAINS.
Loaye euGeEns DepOtst Leave Aev-York ~
90 O'Clock A. 81 5ocock IS min u.
sOT on The arrival OF ito Express usin going East
PATERSON TRAINS.
koaye RateTI0n at Leave Newton n
Z o'clock A d MaKkss-k 81 O'Clock A. n
O'Clock AM Parn Depot l9l O'Clock A 81
O'Clock, A d. Market 81 II O'Clock 2.
y =. N Paterson Depot O'Clock r. n
81 O'Clock 81 Pam Depot "a O'CLOCK 7. n
"a O'Clock P. 81 Market-1
ss,vs psts,.or Al SONSA leave New-Ycrksl
a AZ wer.eTst . scOck a. n
81 P NJ fsfeIECl DeTc- "a 49, . -, -~r.r
TIE IS A - ana r. o cI.S.s - y, oe,--.,- 80,
IOfk, WI sOP "a aAy loo !, = 49, t,sir. o,n
ins ~ evening going wssi 81 ssaerss Depes
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ITO THE TUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
Il TIER NOTICE.-0n aud after MONDAY, Dec. %
1870 he siegnbOai NORWALK viii leave Harlem Al
O'Clock A M ana O'Clock P VI. viii leave Peck clip al
M O'Clock A. M and O'Clock r NJ. landing al Astoria
80 80 Eore ~ rerts d24u
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II PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the County
Ssur0rt uotics hereby ali persons havaK
Lsnt WILLIAM HATHAWAY late Of ths CITY q fork
Captain deceasss tho with vouGhsrs
subscresr Al s ace Of Frost Hcks. No
The City Of newton 90 or before The tventy May
ssx-ns,st ssw Yoh s ,weuy frst 1av n $50
M lswomfs cHAkLEs HAZARDS Executor
II PURSUANCE Of ords Of TIE suroElis County Of
New lork, p9ce her-by 10 ~ p-rons hksug cfsns
agsnsi GEuE6l GIksE ats ofthsC c NsEf tsessass
- psesent Ne ~fl vouchers hesso to sBCroer si
~ sgcs Iaacey Ccuft, 80 Wal . he cty ~ Ns
Il or ssore e. yourtselb Day n aisy pssi NsYofs
H.. an dsv o. SovsnbsF, 1853 DANIEL Z. ToMPkISS
nlsIsr6msF Administrator with the VIII an1sxsd-
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RATES TO CRAGRES.

UEDUIED hA IEO TO OF1 AUNrlo.
Gh-INDFPERDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For CHAGRES DIRECT, without stopping al Havana or
Kingston TT EsDAf, Feb H. from Pier No T. North Riv
er-Tne spenoid new steamship NORTH AMERICA,
900 uns burden Of the fastest steamships Ia the
world j Il Beihen, Commander will sail precisely at
O'Clock NJ from her Pisr, No A. North River. Passen
gers for Chagres San Frencsco would do well 70 call
and examine he ship ard secure passage
REDUCED RATES FARE
Saloon State Rooms cr0 Lower Cabin. $50
All the above dine at the same table and have the priv.
ege Of The Saloon.
Seesge passengers furnished with mattresses and board
for $50
Freight to Chaeres 10 cents per cubic foot prepaid
Shippers OF packages containing eweiry or any article
comuOny vauables must specify the value Of
shipment In the bin " adng or the Company viii not
be responsible any loss For passage freight other
Information apply the Office Pier g. North River or
on board the ship. J<i
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NJor1cE-EsTATE OF NATHAN DUNE. kts u Ph.l.d-rs'.
lNsscssssdTo NATHAN DUSS Jt Nc 1rs srt-s 90, a.s
sased have -ettd The Once Of hs o. s of 'As
-v. s,ous a. ne .,,st - N. .aJ DaBt B--a-ei
have distributed balances thereof unds' ae-s OF ns W
ourh account and W are further pessa your
any you an part .aii .sts lor -et-snt
~ ''''''' 10 '''''''' coo TREoFaick aHowS.
TAAc cOLLss,
.y x,.g.,. M s r f. ~. or s..a Daaa i-.e,.
AZ PURSUANCE 81 A l4s sa're-.s. u eeeas, .
sURDOS WHEELER, ss Of ;hs cty 4 NsE Yot 'asr
SSse. :, T.. - .r r. 70 w, .,r-- ~ y Il
Ts before ioursenb dAy 81 Apnl cert pa's "s"
'S oil is T DAY OIL o'''''' SSDREw LISTER
IL PURSUANCE Of an or sr Of he Surrogate
IN, So. eosFRfs9 he Of c Of Nee To Il.
present u ehers ts-of TO ne sub fef
seventh day Of Nay ne1tDated tha
asy Of October, 1850 JAMES W RoBERTsos, EIscuior.
Of lA"hm'f
rs PURsUAECE Of an order Of Surrogate County
az TgoNPsoE e. Of n. cy d Sew YorE dsc.a.ss
~ ,b ,acssr. tbsrsoi 10 The subscrbsr Al ts
oes Of Learn waH street the City Of Ssw Yorl,
Ssy Of August $50 ALFRED G THOMPsoE, Administrator.
rs PURsUAECE Of az surros.t. Of CoOny Of
eSSs, JAMES Best late Of The City Yo sailor deceased
- ,bs .sns VIII vouchers thereof 70 The subscriber,
once of Enoh Fsncbsr ESQ street the city
York the ssvsnh day Of Fs0rus nstl
FANNY BENT, Admisstrstnz.
,uas is-smsF JAMES n PERRY. Administrator.
cyUPREhE coURT-LEvl s. CHATflELD Att9rus1 9snsfs
Dol the State Of New fork, against THE PhkslDESi ID
RECTORs AND COMPANY OF THE CANAL BANK o. Al
BAEY-In pursuance OF order the Supreme Court Of The STATE
OF eighth dsy Of Nay, 1870 ths &C
Canal Bank Of Albany hereby
hode Of the outstanding circulating nos or bills Of ne
Canal Bank and 70 the persons bos the gwen o
s Receiver for the balance remssng anPAs
on uofe surrendered recevg the hrst dividend OF x
Der cent that they required present the ssd notes or bills lns
certificates for payment said Receiver At as oe The C
Of Albany within year, the OF this nors Do
fault thereof they W be precadod from the 6sReat OF tbs iuas
for the payment Of the notes bills aud eeneatss
I'd from ali claim by reason Of holding tbs e and that The
pd v be disposed direction Of The sad Court for tbs
sne6t Of the other creditors Of sad Canal Bank such
auusr determined FOR he greater c0nVsn
hoag said bills and oeheates the scevsr Ll'
made arngeuenta the viii also be pad presents
uon to Corumscs Bank this city Albany June ieoo
js7 Iaw2vF ANDREW WHITE hsc"'s'.
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NEW -YORK AGRICULTURAL

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NWARFHOusg AND SIZED sTOpE-A 3 Al
LIMA CO ls9 and l9 WSer-st Y, Offers for sale me
Argst and complete asso''men, Of the ia'es ana
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spd Teo and Garden seeds In the world embracing every
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plr,r or arderer We wo1'd call pariicu attention
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