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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
$3.50. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
MTRW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

MEW-YOhk q NE W-HA EN- RAIL-
IVR0AD-On and amer Wednesday, Dec IL. The follow.
me rsips win leave the Csnast StaOH Broadway.
Passengers also received At the NeWYork and Harlem
RG6rosd Once, TwentYseventt-st
1 Accommodation Train Al 2 Is An lof new rsochels
MsmsrOneck RIVE Port Chester Greenwich Stanford De-
rem Norwsk Westpoh Southport, Fairfield, Bridgeport
errarf,rd Milford and NeW-HsveD Passengers nun t1s
Way-StsOns fo Absny and the sLalons on me hOasatont
and Naugsuck Railroads viii take uis usn and sop Al
Bridgeport PssseDgersfrom ior SosIon fIov.
idence Worcester, Hartford sprngbed ana Cosneeucal
Ryer Railroads vii sske tks TTsin sod Join express TFsn
It Eew-Hsve1 Passengers for Canal RAILROAD stop a.
Fxpress Train 81 O'Clock NJ. Tor Stamford, Bridge
uOrt ALBANY HOusatOHic N2Hgatuek RAILROADS sew
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton dTuOrd,
srrirgf and Connecticut River Railroad worcester,
Providence and Boston. -,
3 Accommodation Tram al o'clock A. NJ Tor New
Haven and Intermediate Stations Passengers ~ lDis
Train for the Csnal Railroad viii remain At NevHayen
11rIstPM For New-Hayen Hartford aud Springfield
Raiir0ad remain ia Neyy.Hayen uuul b
4 Express Train ~ for Stanford brogaRort ana
Eaugaiuck Railroads Wsisiplrsi NeN-ns'ent h8u0'''
FFDress rran at3is P ~ for stanford and Eorwak
ard CONNECTING with Housetonc Train IT Bridgeport for
"a s Isoomnodsnon Train 81 4PN for Esw-Hsyen and
ali the Intermediate Stations
'''ii'0i'7 TRAINS 70 NETWORK
l. COumalanOn Tram al 8 10 AN nOm Bridgeport SOP
ring a. all the Intermediate Stations --
stopping ~ al Intermediate Stations
81 Accommodation Train al : ~ AN. nom Ne"-ds'oni
stopping Al al intermediate Stations receiving pssssse
bom Hartford and NeWHsvSn Canal RAro~d' sno HsoK'
atuck Railroad. Ia, -, -
Express Train al 10 M. Ola connection VIE ae -
press Train nom Boston, from New-Hayen, sogPns,
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiving passengers n0n -
HOusstouie Railroad al Bridgeport .....
S Accommodation Train Al SoPM rece'Tpng PaAs s-s
Kers from tie Accommodates Tram non bos.oA a., a..
hon the EsugAtuck Railroad al BridgeporD Hom NoS
Haven stopping Al all intermediates StAiionA Ia. ~
Fxpress Train 81 10 NJ Tor " connection w ~
press Tram from BOSTON, stopping Al NOr"S-
add Stamford, arriving in NewYork Il II % q, .on
2 FXpress Train al IS P. NJ. from Bridgeport Pr
recfion win The Housatonic Train from Abapy ana rlS
6eld stopping al NOrwak and stamford 90, tse tshfnS
PASSENGERS are requested 70 procure ucss 49,,
Seafs In the Cars tnE Y = = 0--
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DEATH or ROBERT Nj. BARD.-We feel real
sorrow in announcing the death Of Robert N. Bard,
ESQ Of Chambersburg, which occurred at bis resi-
dence on Tuesday morning last, resulting from an
affection Of the heart, which had confined him 20
his room for some months He occupied an emf
nent position as a member Of the bar, Justly rank
ipg among the first In his profession. He was the
Wing candidate for Congress at the late eiec:'on
In the Franklin district. He died In tSe prime
and vigor Of life, with every promise o. "ea.1
and distinction before him, aad wih 20 la"So'eu
bv an who knew him. lrnu@ Ne"'' -"
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

=
n FALL RIVER-By toe splendid and superior steess'
srs BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted to he navigation OF Long
Island Sound running 10 connection With tho Fsi River sno
Old Colony Railroad distance OF - miles 20 Boston only
Leave pier N r near the Battery
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown on Tues
dayE Thursdays and Saturdays, at4 Z NJ
The steamer STATE or MAINE, Capt Thomas q
levitt. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, At I'm
This line Is the only that runs direct for hewp0ft
These steamers fitted with cOmmOdious sise-ro0ms
d every arrangement fer he security ana comfort ~ pss
sengers who are afforded by ibis route nights rest on
board and arrival Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Bottom sary the following morning OF can reahA
on board getting their breakfast II wished Tor anil NE
rartiug OF lko accommodation train Al quarter Oeios
7oclock NJ which reaches Boston ~ aOOutS Clock AZ
baggage-fnasieris attached - each -.a-sseri 40 -
seives and ckets heKgsge ano accompanies M ear"
% It's destination - -. 800 -..- a.
ssIne as by other Inca
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight to Boston IL taken al de sans rates ~ No OaEi
regular nes and forwarded with greater expedition by "a
Express egh train, which leaves Fan River svery morn
luR SUNDAY sxceped) 1T O'Clock Tor Bost0s AID New
ssdford arriving al its destination at OF about II AM
Tor freight apply board al the Office on Pier M
For state rooms berhs apply on board or Il u desired
70 secure them ahead, application may % made % .
islOy TIsDALE BORDEN, kgsats - and u "sAt-H
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wIHrEE ARRANGEMENTS


Change Of Hours sonqencng Jan o.
DAMAPO ard PATERSON and PAT
TREASON and HUDSON RIVHR RAlLkOADs'
AesTe Bunen's Depot - Leave New OK n.
81 0clock u s0elock, - MN IN
% O'Clock 50 NH. A ~ SeelOck, IN
10 O'clock 80 min A. NJ ooloek Is nin- Z. A.
a O'Clock p N.
fOr a. he arrival Ofihe Way train nom OtsYile, gong
ELt SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lave surerns DepotN Leave NevY0rkR
80 0e0ct A. NJ 5oclock IS min. P n.
Or On re arrival Il &c LXpfcss IGn yuing East
PATERSON TRAINS
gesye Paterson a. Lesvs New-Y0fka
7 O'clpck A. Nj MaTkesS> u O'Clock A. a.
& O'Clock A M PAIN Depot 81 o'clock A
Q o'clock A n Market e. u oeoek 2. N
u P-tersOr Depot Soc'csk
81 O'Clock "a Pain Depot y aciOck
y Jeock Y Msrkeist
SUNDAY TRAINS.
xsssa Pstsrs-oo a. Leave New-YOEk
: n Nnrkef-sf O'Clock A "
81 7. II. Paterson Depot q O'Clock r m
Tie 8 Is A. d. AnS Is 0 eoek n usins RON rev.
YOrk viii not stop Al sIanon corn or Peterson oxc
Hohokss and vii be IN me re ere trains a0rnr
iue and evening going West al Sufen's Depet
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ENMPIKE CITY LINE-At reduced
AIraes Of fare Through tickets to San Francisco via
Chegres and By the T. s. Mai steamships the Pacific
The So endid Steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tons BURDEN
j. d. Wilson Commander, viii leave her dock. pier No
Norh River for Chagres direct on Thursday Febusrv 49,
at O'Clock r. NJ.
All valuable packages sent on board the value must be
declared ard paid for accordingly The ship VIII not be
accountable for luggage or such unless bills Of lading be
signed All freight must be on board and bills of lad
ing signed previous TO the day of sailing. .
fore Passage or freight apply TO S. b STONE,
IA 10 Bauery-place.
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CALIFORNIA.

IT Small STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ For Havana New. Orleans and Chsgres. Through
Tickets San Francisco at reduced rates New Orleans
passengers transferred at Havana to the Double-Engne
steamship FALCON
On Tuesday, February llth, at P M. the splendid
Double Engine steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns burden,
d. d. PORTER u. s. N, commander, will sail precisely st
O'Clock NJ from her pier at foot Of Warrenst N. r.
with the Government Mails, direct for HAVANA and
CHAGRES.
Freight taken to Chagres al usual rates.
Specie only taken freight to Havana and New Oreans
For passage or freight apply to . ,,o,,,,-,
j2s ulF III West-st. corner Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

- TIL 80 of Edward G. Seldom, in Nor.
,;ts g aI' Ne was Destroyed by ire on Friday
week. Insured for sl,5Oo.
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PROPOSALS.


(tROTOS WATER FOR sHIPPING-seasd proposals vii be
Nreceved Office uul the 10Th day Of Fsorusy usit az
cusvs night 20 supply hipp ng for
from and after the lat OF April ls5-con'
tbs water from the hydnts placed the butheaes
aorg wharss whth bydrsn they repair
charge shipping than IS cents
hCgthead Of 100 gallons Two asntng 10 be
viii required With each proposal NICHOLAS
DEAN PresdsntCroion Aqusduct Department jan b. 1851
j97 TITO
REPARTMErT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLlEs-To FIRE
fJEfGINE BULL ERsSsaed Proposals be received al the
os Of the Repairs aud Supplies No.
at which they will be publicly opened for building
Fre Eugne 10 Of this City, said EngLs
bu plan 40 10 Of this City plan and spscfcs
materials required and all information regard
Department No p Chzabsih-st FBBank estimates be had
oce. WIN ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs and sup
pies Feb 1850 II
nEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs.-TO CAR
IL RAGE BUILDERs-sealed Proposals vii be recsved At
tie ocs Commissioners Of Repairs ADD Supplies base nsn
No l. west end Of City Hail. until Monday, Feb B. le5l ID
ocock ~ which they win be publicly opened for building
Hook Track known 80 Plaza and specn
cation of the required built al Information regard
thereto can Office Of the Chei Engineer OF the Fire
ERBant Estimates bad shsr Of the above ohees
~ VIM ADAMS Commissioner OF Reps and Sup
TOROPOsAIs FOR PIG LEAD will received at tbs CaOTOE
4 AQUEDUCI DEPARTMENT, Hosunda Pan, al O'Clock
on Monday Sd OF February 49, 200 lbs Of Pig Lead Pro
os,s viii price for English and Amecan lead sparay
one half 10 the Wharf the Proving Yard foot OF
Twenty fourth street. River the LET Of March next and The
bssnc. lst Of April following Terms cash
on delivery The Department the night TO reject all the BIDS
deemed adverse 10 the public interest .
lot HlChOLAS DhAF' ''esteshH
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E,OR LIvERPOOL-United States

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
steamship will depart with the Malls for Europe, positive
" "Wednesday, February 5h, u O'Clock, II. from
Der berth af the foot Of CAnal-st
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pas through the Post Once
For freight or passage, having uuequaled accomnooS
tons for elegance or e1m9T SpPly 70 IVA &c ,u,,
Positively 70 freight VIII be received on board slsF
Mondsy evening Feb 3.
The s'eamer ATLANTIC viii succeed the ARCTIC, and
SAL February 49, j.
THE EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
! UNITED STATES MAIL STBANEgs-TAe ships
comprising his Line. are ths
ATLANTIC, Captain WesL PACIFIC, Captain Nys,
ARCTIC Captain Luea BALTIC, Capt comstocl
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton.
There snps having been D1lt by contract pfessJ oi
government service every care has been tzen IN her ca
structon also N their engne6 n snsnre strength "a
eed ana their accommodations fcr passengers are ne
aualled for elegance and comfort
PTee OF passage ron NewYorA " Liverpool ~, e;
New YORK, e35 An experienced Surgeon dacneo %
each shir No Berhs secured unu paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAiLlNe
Wednesday January s. 1851 Saturday, January H. ieei
Wednesday January p 1851 Saturday, February :, ls5l
Wednesday Febuay5 1851 Saturday, February =, 1891
"wednesday, March s 1851 samrday, March p 1881
Wednesday, March 10 1851 Saturday, Aprl ), 1901
"Wednesday April ? 1871
FOrfreiEht or passage apply to EDWARD &. COLblhSs
S. Nslst New-York. OF % BROWN, SHlPLEI GO
Liverpool p. g. ROBERTS co IS Kings Arms Yard,
London or L. OkAPEhs y boulevard. Nopunarue
Tie owners " these ships win accountable iO5
sold glveT bullion specie, ewelry precious stones o.
aeals unless bills Of sdng are sgned tarefor ana es
value hereof therein expressed
Amer the Il Of Apn nexi the rate freight by NC ssv,e
steamers win BE- materially reduced -
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TRAVELLING.

NOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE so CENTS.
u The Steamboat ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt Chss
Weeks viii leave Newly oTk from Pier foot Of MarketSt,
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al o'clock A NJ
Returning will leave the Railroad Dock, Brdgport, every
Monday "Wednesday snd Friday morning al o'clock
Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken al the lowest
rates For Passage Freight apply on board the boat or
of the Agent on the Dock I'M
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STATES MAIL LINE from

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-The splendid steamship ISABEL 600 iuns
burden commanded BIS Capt William Rollins viii COM
mence her regular ps Monday Oct /, aud sail Iegu-
larry from Charleston for Havana on me Isl ana ION
of each month and from Havana Charleston on The on
and I'd
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana, $40:
From Charleston and Savannah TO Key West, $50
For particulars. apply 10 ,, ,,,, ,,r..,-.
SPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 co - s2nth.sL
10 Charleston to NJ MOhECAL.
Agents in Havana, DRAKE, BROTHERS %.
Passengers leaving Haysna by this ship reach Ba
more by the Land route the fh day. by meeting the
steamer Southerner, reach NewYork In same time. II
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NETWORK and STATEN ISLAND Nd
lV-Leave Whitehall Al 9, II, !, ana oe'0eA' NJ
sasn lnlAna o. Q, 10, IL AID toesoeh
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X =. noe william Atcbsn. Judge Of the SuPrsas
nersoy xven, pursuant 70 the provisions Of the
sn@et. against sbscondnE, concealed and
of saen eeoto nat a. attachment saed ssaost the
AZ 81 JOHN liCI0k foURsEAUD rsses Of sSn FrAaesco
cekvna ana Tat he ,ane Willie sold pasuf az dss
eness he sppssr ara dsehars snch s,achmeut aor 70 -
saAa aons from tie fss puehs,ou ~. pot. 80 fti
Ne payHt Of te0s due 20 d per,oc sns ~. sv
sn, oftN re ose Of any proPsry ~;n hh Sss bsloarS
I'm ard We knsdsr fsny slch property he are fs,s
~ hs uS US yod-Da,eo the sstA II November $50
n. MERRILL Atarnsy for Atsch,ns crsaaor,
~aeasnh Is NNl ct ksx Yorh
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
E WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Nor

n Il NlNIEh MOci n1Oa-
Say Dec &C. 1880 The passengoi naAs VII run a. follows
'0""O' LEAVE NEW-YORK GOING RORTa,
from the Office IN Hadson-sL near Cbambersst
At9 10 A. MEOr passengers 70 Po0ghkeepsiS, stopping
AZ al the way stations. $1,000.
AtI2M-For freight and passengers 70 PoughksepSe'
stopping at al way stations -
At2 p. M.-ROT Passengers TO POughkeepsiei SopPnk
n Ellthe way stations . .
At4P M-For Passengers 10 Poughkeepae, stopping
sfNar bstanyiIle Youkers Hastings OObb3 Ferry, Deak
man. Tsrry.Ows Bng-Sing GToton, PeeksAin, 64rnsonh
Cold spriug Fishkin New Hamburgh and Milton ferry
ASP. M.-For passengers TO Peekskin' stopping al 81
. way Lave POUeHKEEPsIE, GOING sOUTH
Ala N-Eor NeW-YOrk. stopping a. Milton Ferry
NevHarbgrgh Low Point, Rshk1L, Gold Spring, Gar.
risop,s Peekskl Croon sisg-stnF Tarytown DearmEn,
Dobbs' Ferry Tonkers and MaRhattGny1De.
ARA M.-For nsight sno passengers % Ne"-for-
stopping n ali way stations on signal .
An ia Nor passengers 20 New YORK stopping
A. New anburgh Fshkill Cod Spring 5errs9ns reeA,
skiu sing-Sng Ia Dt0wn, Desrmsn, Dobbs Ferry and
xisP.M.-For New York, stopping Al all way stanoas
VI ILyAyE pEEKsKILL FOR AEW-YORE
All M-sfOpping 81 ell way ftanOns on signal
Pssaeneers Will promote their convenience ana seey -
hseTyin5 he following nleE lst Give particular cireo
nons 10 ne baggaReman where your baggage 70 Dc DC
iveTed tbet he nav marx accordingly ard thereby aYoA
mistakes ana deays ID PTocnfe your ucKen Deore sss'
q I s' '''' 90 10 OLIVER n LIZ, superintendent
E7O THE PUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
THEIR EOTICE.-On and efier MONDAY, Dec. IS,
,s50 he STEAMBOAT NORWALK will leave Harlem al
cock N and O'Clock p NJ; will leave Peck sip Al
n! o;clock A. NJ and O'Clock r NJ landing al Astoria
each way Fare 81 cents. U3u
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IALMAN WATERS, }
JAMES n PlNkSkl, SCommiasonsga
go AN EDELtFtELD SMITH,

SUPREME COURr-Abrsham d son ar3 Ehza his vie,
whch said ExecsrK OF the last will AMI testament OF
Ross Aren deceased and Harms Wilson GgdiHsf Csta ne
Post Christian B. MORRISON an1 Sarah his we Isaac Deapne
and wife Jerusha saekett John Giles Receiver &c
ASam spss Robert X McCurdy Herman r. Anch, Joha j.
Spies aud VILLAIN POST and Hannah Msns his
IA Mortgage Casss.To WILLIAM G. POST and HANNAH MA
bis wie-sr You hereby summoned 70 answer the com
plant Gay OF February 1851 the once Of the
County Kings this and serve copy oyour
ohce No 10 Wall street m the Cy OF New
within days after the hereof exclusive OF ma
d,v Of uch service and II the fa the
plant aoesa d. the plaintiff vii apps 70 TIE Court Tor the relief
demanded 10 the conn iaiut Dated January 18Th, 1881
HARRIS WILSON Plant as Attorney. and "a per-
n lAw6~Nf so. 10 Wan -.
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

a UTlh1NUE NIOO n I 4AIAN W n 1 ANAN-
" CURE-Dr JOSEPH A. weber has assumed the
perraneut Medical Direction OF this Institution. The
tbshment Is situated Ia South Orange Essex County,
New-Jersey hours ride from the ely by Morris and
Essex Railway Visitors take the eybOst at the foot Of
Corand.st at AM. and at 81 NJ Private baths at
ssehed to OF the PatentS rooms. All letters upon
business should be addressed TO DR. Weder
sseCurs j9H
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rVSVANck Of order Of tie Surrogate OF the County
% Zen Notes hereby gvsa 20 all pssocs hsvns elHns
..vnN GOODWIN ate Of the City OF New fora dscsasse
" ne sns With vouchers thereof TO The subscriber Al he
- - IS sssr'sn street Tie City Of New Yo 90 OF -
oorth DAY Of karch nsxt-baiee New rorf ts
".sI - ~ Ssp'sness iseo SAMUEL DICK, kxscater
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. = HALL OF RECORDS - Pub
ke notice hereby gwen following petitions have osn ore
ssntsd a ne Board Of Ahsnsn To Gag s northern
hncey - o the eastern de the north Gort
and peacey sts 70 The OF Maasa and Dsancsy To
pave Bnead~al from hecle Auy ID An per
interested haVug o. eon bsf.to requested prss-e
nsm writing 70 the undsfnGnsd ocs bsrs ssh
DAY Of February ns1t-JohN T. DODGE. stssi Connsons
JssuAIy g. lScl Rs
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HER1FFs sALE.By Of writ OF execution, % c
Sreeed and delivered Win for as at Pubc vendue
"WEDNESDAY the 5 day OF February 1851 al IL O'Clock 10 the
f~Do - No 50 Cogpsos ali the right title and interest Of
d. Clarke the following described property
lease HOUSE. Lot No 80 College place also Hous and
Lot No Is College Pace the lease having about
BY order Of THOMAS cARNLEY Sheriff w b DRAKE, Dept
SherE SCOT
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WATER CURE.

MATER CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
w sAd COUNTRY.-DI. TRAIL receives Patients II
he eoumodious City establishment Is Lalghst and 81
Oyster Bsy L l. Communication daily between these
places by steamboat and railroad General Practice at
teDded CoLsutafions S. j23 Inns
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
n POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY or GLASGOW. l6lutuns. Capt r Mathews
PENNSYLVANIA 80 tuns, Capt W. {. SOtesOury.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, Ze59hns 80
Two of the above ships now being built and VIII
be psced on the line during the ensuing summer.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt B. r. Mathews; tlaie
OF he Great Western u s intended 10 sal as under
TRoM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday. 18Th March Wednesday, l2th February.
Nav. - Apru
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHILADELIHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon. ..lO0 DOlRra SalOOn.......A OulnoeA
Cabin ........ go Dollars Cabin. Is Guinness
These raesnclude Provisions and Fec b11 no'
Wine OF Liquors, which can be had on board 81,
Firtt class steamships ply between Liverpool and o.s
gov, HAVE, Rotterdam, Leghorn MsTselles ana Osnoi
Mediterar ports. BY which goods be shipped 70
Liverpool and thence by this line TO Philadelphia direct
Parties wishing visit the Worlds Fair can arrange Ior
passage out and home The accommodations and ateoo-
anee will be found most superior -
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on eaeh sup
Freight on cry goods Sos. per run. -.
All goods sent 10 he Agents IN Philadelphia and LNuI
pool VIII be- forwarded with economy and dispatch
FOR freight OF passage apply 20
RICHARDSON, WATSON& Co Nev-Y York and Phlieo.
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS a co. Liverpool ..
Patrick HENDERs0Nk co. Glasgow. }Hh
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nv q. NICHOLS. Nj. d. and Ma

II . Cow NICHOLS WsterCu Physicians. 81 West
Twenty second ST. Sixth Patients received for fun
board day treatment visited at their residences Con-
sultatiops from 10 too jlS I'm"
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Is PURSUANCE q sn order q the Surrogate Of - Comfy Of
New fos, hereby Eysn all psrsons havag c.9s
sxst JAMES LAME, late Of the city New York .,rbsrt
tr deceased present the sane u voaebs tAsrso = s
saoseees once 81 Charles X Taylor Esq TS Nnssep
sss City Of Yors before the asy Of Gasus,
nsx.- Dasd Esv Yotk TIA Sst day Of Jaausry, 1881.
MARTHA NJ. LAME, Atraaistratri ana
81 lax6mM ROaEKT i Man fAsm,na,rsto,
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u There's more In Heaven and EARN
a'tap &. dreamed of Ia our philosophy

A large and enthusiastic meeting came oil late
". at the capital, in favor Of nominating Gen.
Lane for the Presidency. But the mass OF the
people will not regard any such demonstrations
Gen Cass is. by all odds, the tayorite Of bis party
ia Indiana at any rate, Bright, Brown' ana tne
leaders of the party are Cass men-that 10 GER
tain. As stated in a former letter. Bright was
reelected U. s. Senator by vast majority. lie
is, by s0pse meaas, the most popular man with h''
49, EUREKA.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION 10 be discharged debt pursu
art 70 article title chapter parts Of the Revised statutes
AAAsA W.WOOLLkYNOuce first published December 49, 1850
Creditors appear before Hon Edwin Dodge County Judge &c ~
hs oce In GouveneUr ST. Lawrence County the 5h march
1881, at ore O'Clock, NJ.
NATHAN WOOLLEYEoucef rs, published December lsth,
1870 Creditors before Hon Edwin Dodge County Judge,
a. his Once LaWToace County, the sta
MsrcA. 1881, al one O'Clock. Y ~. lawlOsM*
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(tORPOR4TION NOTICE Public hereby gwen that
petition presented tbs Board of Aldermen, Tor
Chapel from proposed Sewer at Duane 81 U the center
Of Resde 81 persons having objections the etO
req preent the 10 tins snsef al THIS
Office 90 or before February 2 NICHOLAS DEAN President
C,ofcn aonsdurf DepsrtneBt l. 81 Jtls
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GyTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL. OF RECORDS-Publc
- notice hereby that the following resolutions have been
presented the hoard Of Assistant Adermen To encs vacant
lots side Of 10Th 81 between Avenues and To
eps and Sidewalk Of 10Th e. bsiEeen Avenues and
B. Also the following petitions To regulate and 46hst be-
5h and It'll All interested sctons there
eo requested press them writing TO the undersigned At
his oce or or before sth day Of February next JOHN T.
DODGE Street Coumssoner-Jan g, 1881 i29
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SSTRLET DEPARTMENT, no HALL OF RECORDS.-Pubhe
Cnouce hereby that the following resolutions have bsen
presented nhs Board Of Assistant Aermsu; To Dag space
through the north sidewalk from s % 10Th avs
To regulate curb and sud fc ieet wide
through sdevs Of 5lst sh 10 lo To set curb and
gutter stones S e. from f 20 9Th To f suuken o on
The noh Of 3gih between 18th avs; To dag sidewalks
the south west Of st and Avenue c. AT persons iuts
sed having OF scons thereto, requested present s
writing the udsrned hs oce, before the ION DAY oil
February next-Jsn. 81, 1881. JOHN r. DODGE,
$50 Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

tORPORATI0N NOTICE-Pubhc hereby gven that
potion BOARD Of Aldermen sewer
nth eastery sde Of 10th Hudson RIVER All pr
interested hayug thereto requested 10 present
the came m writing the Eng before Fsbru
arys NICHOLAS DEAN Prssi5entCrotoR AqusdGct Depart
usrt. January ~, 1851. $50 IONS