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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New YoYk foo{
OF Cortlsnd-st An snd 81 PM Leave Newark -
An and 4 JPN.
PAssEseER TRkISs DowE-Lesye Dover A n. and
IS p H.. horrisowu IS A n. and . r. VI aadison
7f5A An nd " NJ. Summk oo A. " ana % Nj
hllviie IS A n and Is r n Orange - a a. aod
SSSPM.
FsEieHT raAiSs.-Lssve Dover A. n. and New.York
NJ A. NJ
ORANeE HoRsE CAR-Leave Orange IA N AID I -
p NJ; Hew-York II 81 A. M. and 4SoP.A.
Passenger By tseEe trains received and Delivered
each way a North ard South Orange hnlyils, Samnit,
Chatham Madison, nonis,own, hsrr.s Plsips Danviue,
Rocksway and Dover.
tra leave Tor sues ssuny, Slanhope, Newton hackots-
town ard Hone daily Milford and Owego 90 Mondays,
Weduesdays ana Fidsys snd lor Sparta, Johnsonburg,
ksstosn Colurnbis De aware Water Gap, strongsburgk
eoprni 10 tb Works passing through Bar.
touvie slsnbope pa Smihs Tavern, Neages Ch1-
ton, Dunuore Hyde PARK 20 Provissneo on fastdays,
thursdays and Saturdays, ana returning meet ne IN
trains for New-Yofk ,,,,.-
the arrival Of tho and P NJ trains from, snd meet ne
A. H. and p. NJ. trains ior NewYOfe =.
Al Monistown stages lesve on The srrfvh OF Nc ~ n
passenger trains or Msudham Chester, Schooleys noun.
ban, Washington, seyidere and Esston, daily, snd ms~
the P. NJ train Tor New.York
Also for Backing Ridge the arrival OF he n Rsin
returning next morning connecting with the A. train fos
New-York-
Passengers are 10 procure their dcSets before taxing sr
ire Tickets will he received only no day
when purchased The fares om each station where aczes
are sold will be fee ec when paid In Tie cars nan
when paid Tor dckes the several ticket ohcea sson-
gers 10 chow the nokes 10 the conductor when r
suired nisu
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

n FALL RIVER-By he splendid and gpenor stesn,'
en- BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE, Of crest srsngA
ard speed particularly adapted TO ne nsvgano1 or Long
Island Sound running W connection vin ne fa hiNer sna
Old Colony Railroad distance Of IS miles 70 sosion ony
Leave pier n r near the baiIery-
The steamer BAY STATE. Capt WA srOwn, 90 Fue~
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays Al Pm
Tie steamer STATE or MAINE, Capt Thomas o.
levitt on aondsys Wednesdays aad Fridays, a. M.
This line Is The only that ruBs drec Tor Ne" PoSN
These steamers 6r,ed with commodloas sA.SioOue
and every arran cement fer the security and comfort OF s
ssnsers vho ara Afforded by this route nights rest %
board and on arrival Fan River proceed per raroa
reaching Boston early the following morning can rensa
on hoard getting their breakfast Il wished for una ne
ssrtips o tAe accommodation train At quarter before
7oclock which reaches Boston at about soclock An
AbagqHqe-mastar Is attached % each steamer, who 70
calves aud tickets lie baggage and accompanies s sa1s
u its destination -, -, ..- A..
zane A. by other lines -,
A steamer runs IL connecuo1 Win 4na Inc 70 Sd Jus
Providence. daily, except Sundays. -. -.
Freight 10 Boston taken al the same fasA a. ~ hS oaa
regular hpes and forwarded with greSteI expedition By SA
Exnress Height train which leaves ts River every morn
fng SupdAv exceptedl At O'Clock Tor BosoH and New
Redfrd arriving at its destination et OF about IL AN
FOR freight apply on board. At the oce on Pier M
For staerooms berths apply on board or Il u de~Tss
10 secure them shsad. application may DC nade % =.
jelOy TISDALE BORDEN. AgeRn "a and u " 80. -
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WINDOW SHADES.

CAUZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES,
UOFFICE SIGNS &c-They obstruct the view from
and admit the view the street, they also admit the hg
and air and keep insects. Manutscured OF any sLe
and elegantly painted with any landscapes leers auu JILL
er device required upon them. ., -. u,....o..,
j25 4teod' LEE W. ouJ DIeoCAoI 90
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(fEOIoN WATER FOR 5dPPlN6.-sea.sl proposals sii -
AfslsFel t CO alt t-s l. 1a Fs3r4aIy 4e4L a
O'Clock N exclusive right slpp Shipping Tor
tiTes years iror after the ~ Of A1r lslco1
,orsto ts bs Ess ron the hydnnt placed on s 5nh-sis
al Tie Hlsnes ~h bydrsnts usi hey 10 keep ar
a. e oVa e19sl'e prce per ear VII - asd ~ he pfoo
as Colctc aot % charge slpflg mere -a . --a per
nr--ea or - gAons Two resQc--'s a1nss assent - 20 -
c9as .usiss v requires 18th each proposal NICHOLAS
DEAN rssosu-Crool A; s- lc. Department jan - is'l
~ tfl0
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AGENCIES.
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION


BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION
DAGENCY, WASHINGTON, D. Cite underslgn-
ed Attorney and General Agent at the City Of Washington
offers his services procuring Bounty Lands and pensions
for those entitled. Being permanently located a. e p oe4.
of Government and having TO Registers ana nous
sled In the United States War Office he possesses acll-
lies for speedy and satisfactory adjustment OF Govern
ment claims of every description, especially moss TOT
Bounty Lands and Pensions r.
BY late act OF Congress, bounty anq IS gra'st W O
GERS and soldiers Ofthe of 1872 and OF the Hdan wars
since $780, To those who served nine monhs oV acre.
those who served four months 80 acres, ana uioso WIN
served one month 40 Applicants for TINS bounty,
who may wish avail themselves OF be services OF INC
undersigned, requested furnish him me iohOWhg ~
Esmes-sge-rank nickname OF captain OF company
number Of Tegimen-whether of infantry, cavalry OF ar
pley-c commander Of regiment-when enlisted, EoIun'
teered drailed-On or about what inle-tl Wih pace
for what te-hOw long IN seryce-When ana where ols-
charged and they have their discharges send them II
widow she viii the time OF her marriage me pdrlcu-
lars of her husbands services and the time of his death
When This information is forwarded, the necessary pa
pers will be prepared and sent 10 the claimant for signature
No charge win be made in any case until the Claimant Is
benefited. , .,,
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen Of he a.
Gal profession in different sections OF The country Or tue
location or land warrants and the sale OF patents Wes-
sued on the most yanta geous terms for the payment OF
taxes-TedempdOn OF land sod Tor laXes-cOiecuon OF
debts the transaction Of general law business IN
every State of the Union.
distance and when claims against the Government pre-
pared by local agent will sbae Onehhi OF his usual lee
The necessary forms and instructions, ana Information on
ali subjects sDpertanng to succsssfU prosecution OF this
business, will be furnished 10 regular correspondents WIN
out charge
have been 10 the Army Navy, viii forward to INN al
the parcu known of their services together win fee
OF one dollar aud their enquiries VIII 10 replied to by re-
tnrn az mail All communications to be prepaid. and adj
dressed to CHAS C. TUCKER,
BOX l67 P. o. Washington, D. C.
Office on Pennsylvania-av. near Twellh-st d4 law5m
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AND AMBOY RAILROAD
WInTEE ARRANGEMENTS

Chsngs Of Hours, commencing Jan g.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT-
kAERsoN and HUDSON RIV Ek RAILROADS
Eeavs Surem's pep0iGt Leave New-to OK a. =,
s6k o'clock A. NJ socloes ID nm n
10 O'Clock so min A. D. soclock N :.
10 O'Clock, 80 min A. IA O'Clock 10 MN r -
"A O'Clock = NJ IN, -.
OrOI ihessriynl OF the Way traa nom OusVhe gohg
East SUNDAY TRAINS
seeye su5erns DepOtal Leave HeW-fciaA
.6l o'clock a. al 5o'clocE Is min. Z. n
sO-on 10 arrival OF tae Express IRAN gong Essi
PATERSON TRAINS
s-,sg- svterson at Leave New-Ycrzal
7 O'clock A N Markets. 81 O'Clock A. N.
Q o'clock AN. Patn Depot i9l o'clock A. N
9 O'Clock, A. NJ. Market Sc II o'clock r. NJ
u NJ Paierpor Depot O'CLOCK
81 O'Clock M Pain Depot 81 O'Clock r ~
7. o'clock p n Marketft -
Weave Paterson ss Leave Newton a.
A. M. Marketet eoclock A N
81 =. N. Peterson Depot 81 O'Clock NJ
The IS A. N. and 10 O'Clock Z. NJ rams Tom new
York viii not stop Al any station north or Peterson exe
Hohokus and win he IN time to meet be ,re trains, aon-
ing and evening going West al Snferns Depot
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Csursl Ksilrosd Of New elsey ,,,,,,
A. NTER ARRANGEMENI

az N L f. h ARRANuENlf'LN l =
w Commencing MONDAY Nov. T. lS5O-Tali 100 ;;S
extends from ELIZABETbPORP IS miles TO lhe " ~
HOUSE ~ j. reducing the staging between tue Ielnino
Of me Road aud EASTON TO Is miles -
This hne leaves Hew-YOrk by steamDoa. heo JAcLes
pier no North River, and connects via Trans on le
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves Nev-Yors rom Ioo
OF Cortland St 80. ,..t
a. bier No North River. at IAN. freight and a. PM
passenger and By ~ J. Railroad, foot Of coEtsndsi al
Trains leave White House and following places for New
White House at 81 An. freight at q AM; Passenger
soner7ire at 5 AM Freight TAM; Passenger At
Bound Brook At 81 AM Freight q ION AM Pas
aanger at 25m Pm. -
Plainfeld at 81 An; FreightsI u AM Passenger at
RPM. -. r -.
SPIN. ,a,.n,
EnzabethpOu al % AN; Freight At 81 An; fasseS-
EeretlP.M
STAGES wiz be IN readiness tho arrival OF tho Al
train from New the White House 10 convey pas
Sengers 10 EeslOn WilkesbaTre Bethlehem Allentown ard
Ns9ch Chunk Penn and to Wilmington, Lebanon Chnton
Milford and Belv1cere NJ. o.,
MEAN BAGGAGE at the rsE OF tl9 owners until 90
nveed the actual possession OF the Agenu OF he No
panY and checks receipts given heresor. G.
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RATES or PASSAGE.

FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon. 100 Dollars. Saloon. .....Z< 6uneah
Csbin........ so Dollars. Cabin. .... is Gulness
These ratesnclude Provisions aud Stewards Fee but no
Wine or Liquors, which can DO had on board -
Fret class steamships ply between Liverpool aud y as
gov HAVE, Rotterdam, LeghOm, MaTselles aud otl9f
NediterHI ports, oy which goods eau be shipped 70
Liyerpoo ard thence by this line to Philadelphia direct
Parties wishing TO visit the Worlds Fair can arrange Tor
massage out aud home The accommodations aud attend
snce will be found most superior.
An experienced Surgeon win be carried on each ship
Freight on dry goods sos per lpu-
All goods SEM 70 the agents. 10 Philadelphia ana h''ef
boo VII be 10, ssrded with economy and dispatch
FOR freight or passage apply to min,
RICHARDSON WATSON co New York and Phliad'
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS co. Liverpool 49,,
PATRICK HENDERSON CO. Glasgow lHu
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-. CurRRy PICTORIAL

A 70, he rapid Of coughs sod' eoSsampon snd
bcsseness oSecnsumptive patients In advanced
- disease . oa.,ed 10 the community with the conn
10 an article which seldom so w y e sSs
ss sSp s' can be Sss s cases SS
81 Ss every section Of The country HSoTnss 10 Rsg' sSa
,ssicy kDOwn Nsesses OF the lungs by its use, When
so e o Oys1 every oss5 ssa Ss re- s
Ind too sPr The public longer hesitate what anu
Des se for the distressing and dsogeToas s
sfhe puino Inc formidable attacks upon me lungs gu'
Lsd DO. ee Ss, varieties Of Colds Coughs hoar,ens
O iee ~ iS,Sen II 10 the plessentest sud ssiest 80
sd Tor cbtsIned No family should be Whou ~ a"U
o. o ~ have used H. never w ,,-.,,.si rbe,ol.t
oee VINO I'd sod by James C. Aver PraolcS. SolsS
Prepare. &C. and sold by Henshsw, Edmsn9s ~; De- ~
LosSs eess coason, BSltmore hsysToH mcHi.T
Cssesos rbeodore A. Peck Burlington Isaac v Js ~
.oj john Gilbert Co Philadelphia Isjd q " Wsde
fSen.on tysshjngton; Chas Dyer. Jr ProVaencei 49,
Oman Co Cincinnati, and by all Druggists snl Ieai-
-, Medicine everywhere - -
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1880, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
NIRW-YOKk q NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

~ EW- OfNh O. ~ Il w In IAN NALL
lNR0AD-On and amer Wednesday, Dec. Is, the follow.
IN Trains will leave CanEsL station, Broadway.
PEser gqrs also received the NswYork AID Harlem
Recommendation Train FL 2 rs An i0f HeW-kocSeIs,
srnarouecA Rye. Port Chester Green wen Sa Ia
ssn NoraaIk Westpor southport Farnee, Bridgeport,
STAFFORD MIord and New Haven Passengers frou IA
WRvstaous for Albany, snc the Saons on me housao1e
I'D NaTcaiucF Railroads. viii tale is train ard stop Gi
sdgeport Passengers from Way Stations for Boston Prov.
tience Worcester Hartford 5prnghed and Coanecec1i
Rver Railroads, Wi ske this Tram and Jon express Tran
At New Haven Passengers for Canal hauroaa stop "
FxnreSs Train Ct O'clock NJ FOR Stanford Bridge
porL Albany HousatOnic ana ksugatuek Railroads, Eey'
Haven and he Canal Railroad niddleton, haIuotA
srrir gfed and Connecticut River Railroad Worces'1r
3 INSTRUMENTATION Train 81 O'Clock A Nj. for New
gayen enc Intermediate Stations Passengers oY ms
Train for the Csnai Railroad VIII remain NJ New-isyes
uuil 3IPM For New-Heyen Hartford and Sprngtel1
Railroac remain in New. Haven until : NJ
Express Tram ais % nor Stanford, Hrdgsg ana
HeuQatuck Railroads waterbury, reW-haVsa dSriso'os
ipgfele Worcester and Boston .,,.
typress Train at n 2. NJ fer Stamford and NorweA
and connecting with Housatonic Train III Bridgeport oT
Age , Train 81 4PN SOr Nav Bsyen aaa
a. 70 co nT Trein sI5PM for Bridgeport ard r.
'''lHe0iS'' TRAiRs 70 NEw-YoRK
T. gommntBnoD Tram Al o 10 Am RON hfl"S0pofH h'OF
P-92e SeSonnodadon Train a A. n for New-RaV'1
S9pp Decentralization Trsip At 40 AN nom rev hsyes
stopping e. al plsaeea5s ssl Sso, Rsa ana Nssg
stuck RaiYoed 49,. -. -
Express Tran &c 70 Z N. tn eonaecnon wiz loe *
mess Trau non gostanl from NewHeysn stopping az
bridgeport ard Stamford. receiving pessengsrs nor s
aousa1 nlc Railroad al Bridgeport
( Accommodation Train ct 50 M. feo5iyns passef
gers ron The Accommodation Tram ION boslcn and
from the Esugstuck Railroad at Bridgeport rom New
Haven s,oppng ~ all Intermediate S1siions
s. FXpress Train At 10 M tor in connection YIN *
press Train Boston stopping al rriegeg3r1 Norws-
and Stanford, arriving 70 New oIs 2. II 20 r.ni :, am
necon with the lCusaOnic Tram rom Albany ana rlS
field stopping az NOrwa,k and stanford -, $3.50.
Passengers requested 70 procure icsss oei9s
seats Va me Cars ln7 III ~ MASON. sapt
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s1ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

tBAClfIC MAIL - ia mCT1lI NOAu-
4 PANY-The public Is informed thai under tbs
rsnggmenis OF his Company steamers Inspected and sp-
proved By the Navy Department AID carrying the United
5taies Mails VIII continue 20 leave Panama aud San Fran
cisco on hrsi ard fifteenth days OF each MONTH unless
detained by unavoidable accident OF the n0naya o. the
Nais Panama The Steamers Of the hrsi 81 tho month
will touch 81 Acapulco San Bias MRzaan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers VI the fifteenth Of tle month viii
touch a. Acapulco. but no other Mexican pOrs.
She new steamship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly aler
her gva Pacific, between San frenciscO and pcrls
In Oregon awaiting al the former port the arrival OF mails
ard passsngert from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer RON
san Francisco regular ine Of propeers viii be kept up
for the transportation OF freight ard snGsn passengers
between PsnGmu and San francisco
Tne connection f the Atlantic will maintained by the
s.eamshps EMPIRE CITY, leaving NeH-fOrk On The
18Th grd CHEROKEE leaving Newly OK on the 18th OF
each month for Chegres third boat will RsO b. kept II
New-YOrF q spare steamer. $3.50 -
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADELr
PHGA win FORM a direct line between New-Oneans snd
Chagres leaving AZ such periods SO Will insure 80 niue
detention possible the Isnus, and forming Will he
Pachs s,eaoships THROUGH LINE TO and nom New.
Orleans and pcr.s IA Mexico, California and oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application to the Company, 81 Southst NeW.forE. Ap-
pcaons passage from Neworeana should be made 70
ARMSTRONG. LA NVRASoN co. Agents. al that plsce
Nsw-York, Oct 81. 1850. o5lu
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Il S-MAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Umpire CITY LINE-At reduced

Umpire CITY LINE-At reduced
Alrses Of fare Through tickets TO San Francisco via
Chseres and by the L. s. Mail steamships the Pacific
Tie 81 endid Steamship EMPIRE CITY 200 tons burden,
J. D wilson Commander, VIII leave her dock. pier No.
Eorh River for Chagres direct Thursday Febr1arv -
al 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
All valuable packages sent on board the value must he
declared ard paid for accordingly. The ship Will not be
accountable for luggage SUCH unless bills Of adi1g be
signed All freight must be sent on board and biS OF ad
Ing signed previous 10 The day OF sailing.
For Passage or freight apply 70 8 3. STONE,
IA 10 Battery place.
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IN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of the County
FORK hereby given all persons having claims
against WILLIAM FLYNN late q the City Of New Yors decssea
present vouchers ths the shop
between list and 73e street the
CIV ri New York on twenty Of March
Dated New Yors hs seventeenth day Of September 1880
JOHN FLYNN, (rx.cuto-,
zig lawem~W FRANCIS CROSEKEN }AA00u'''''
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nEPARTMTNT on REPAIRs AND sUPPLIEs-TO CAh
~ RAGE BUiLpEIS-Ssas5 Proposals. vii % f.es1sl :.
ocs c. IL &C Repairs Rad supFhs 6Ase1al
No west snd q New City Hal unu aoldsy, Fec 1851 =
ocock d. a. vhch TINE of vi b. publicly ope1s1 Tor pa.i
and Ladder Truck, % BE- k10rl go p Pu an 2t
cation 81 TIE fuck required q bel bvt - az u'rml1 D re-
rerrto b has q to oGs tie Chsi ka easf 81 ~ re
Department. No 81 Elizabeth 70.
SD-Bsnk Estimates BE- had At sthsr Of The above nesa
81 Nh ADAMS, Commissioner Of keP ssaa S@P =
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C,UPREME COURT City and County Of New Yot PATRICK
- OGRADY against AMOS CDKwiNE DAVID NJ COR
WINE and sIaEOS DE WITT BLOODGOOD-summ for
RsisC-f Com not serTo the Descendants AMOS B. CORWtNE
andDAVID hereby summoned required
the comp this acton which hed tie Oh OF
the Clerk of the City and County Fl New York at the City OF NF
YORK January aud copy Of % the
complaint the subscribers at their dice No Nassau street.
New York within twenty days aer the OF this
you erccve Of day such service ard you fail 20 tie
sad within tie Aforesaid the pa nti tins acton vii
apply relief demanded the complaint Dated
New York. January - 1881.
ELLIS, BURRILL DAWSON, Plaintiff Attorneys.
i22
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
IL POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW. l,6lO tuns, Capt. b K Mathews
PENNSYLVANIA, 2 30 tuns, Capt w. C. Stotesbury
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 1883 t1ns. -
Two Of tho above ships are now being bulil and VIII
hs nIsced on the line during the ensuing Sumner
fbe CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt B. r Mathew, Gate
The GreE, Western " 10 intended 10 sail as under
FROM PHILADELPHIA. PROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, 18th Msrch. wednesday, i<h reDfsay'
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THE EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAHERS-Ibe chips


comprising this Line, are ths -
'1HLANTIC Captain Wes- PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. Captain Lace bALIIC, capt NoiospcA
ADRIATIC Cap Grafton.
Fhes4 stps having been built by contract expressly OF
v.rueu service every bas been taken 10 her coh
srucfou as also in heir engines u ensure Strength ao
snea6 AID their accommodations for passengers are a.
ouslled for elegance and comfort , ..,-
Prce OF passage from NewYofk 70 LgeiPOoh - -,
snsve use OF extra size staierOOms, fS5 ron Lr5too
~ NeyyyorE. as An experienced Surgeon attached to
ali shin no Berhs secured until pad FOR
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILlaO.
fAOsi EEW-TOsK sSoh StfsaFv.. 80,
"wednesday. January g. l83l Saturday, January ~ -
"Wednesday January = ~ se.urqsy' e ,sy q III
We5nes5sv Is 1851 Saturday, March 3 lS9i
,s-s.5nes5ey Mach 5 1851 Saturday, March - le5l
,Ve5nes5sy. March ~ 1881 Saturday,, April 5, ls5l
"wednesday April : l9-l
Weducsdag, April ~, IsJl' 49, =. -,,. q, ~
Tor felgbf or psssa 70 apply 10 EDWARD K CObpineI
e WaIj-st Nevg-YoTk. or 20 BROWN, SHiPbEf ~
TJyerpool z G ROBERTS X co IS Kings Arms Isro
Iond6b or j. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard h0nlAT'e
Paris -. -,
yod silver bullion. specie, jeweiry precious stones %
TaeaIs Uness bis Of AdnR signed defeof' ~" W.
value thereof herein expressed -. 49,.
Aher he igt Of April next the rae ofneiSn1 ~ y" -
steamers VII % materially reduced. 80
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CEWING MACHINE.-I. N. SINGER

Ma cos BelAy Stitch Sewing Machine pronounced By
Competent Judges 70 be- Cor real utility sr superior 10 any
Invention Of the kind krown which does not Interfere VIII
any bodys right h not liable TO get out OF repair ald -
which every objection pe.eeOn and fault - eaecuAy
overcome, may be In practical operation al No l5S
WaahDgion-st over the China Tea Store Boston, MaS3
where ihe machine IL Tor sale and practice Uooa L allowed
kfsniiously Our machine may Rso be 10 operation
Inc II Bowery, New York a. the clothing warehouse OF
smith Conant, who authorized receive orders Tor
machines. All persons interested invited 10 call and
rdge Tor themselves. Those who call can have
ol desenpton forwarded 20 them 10y addressing the sub
tenoeEs, pOstsgeyaid
l. N. SINGER CO. Boston. Mass
~ b-An Agent Is wanted Ia every town In ihs United
S's'es Al applications must be post paid. j12w
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nLPARTsEnI OE EEP.IRs ~ sTPPLIEs-TO III

nLPARTNEHT Or repairs AID suPPLIEs-To FIRE
lJtr6INk bJILl Ehs5sssa Popos,s - scersi a. -
ocs OF us Cg o. Repairs ard supplies bsssmenf 10
= vss e1d o. Ass CITY Hal al h3rdsy February TO- y cA
a. vaA tine tee all % pa6cy ofsaei, i'r saiiag ~
bulk o. TIE psn 10 q OF tns City Plsu and spe
o. tie red eli Information re- '
thereto Lad ocs u the Chef Euz OF 10 -
De- asut. No q Ehrsbstis =, ssBAat sns,ss can De l9
rAal -Fs5. !. 80 J.
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PROPOSALS.

efhkEl DEPARTMENT No. Hal Of Nscorts -.,alsd Ffo
- pos, received the Street Corassoce pe az
Frs-. fs1 = s5i at O'Clock Pm 10 BUS Per e. s9r
b
si % 4. and ia o. Pals speaatoas a-d al ~
Contract C.tfE VI
= D-raf'nslt joins DODGE, street C01lr'c- sr--s2
1881.
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SEWING MACHINES.

M. SINGER Il cos. SEWING MA
q sCHINEs nav be seen IN practical operation At the
Clothing Establishment Of Sinilh Coaant y Boaery,
who aTe sole Agents for New-iorS.
N.B-We guarantee The rgs. 20 use my macane 10 al
Sws ISAAC NJ. SINGER co.
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IsTRNgUs hotels. .sosaos.
saA6REs, AND PANAMA.
CRUCES, I 800. 90
TETHE IRVING HOUSE, aC Chagres,
Wallace W Williams, assisted by Hugh Miller
VIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, 1T 0OrgOus, an
a., lba usnageuleat Of a g. Miller and j. 3. Conger
PIE AMERICAN HOTEL, al Cruces, under the man
sssIneut OF Z. r Foiger and Ii. Miller, Jr
'THF UNITED STATES HOTEL, 81 PsnsLn1, ondef
The mGnag eneOt Of Adrian r. Miller. lei O&Cu
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FOR EUROPE.

FsNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
e ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND LlVERPOOL direct and sElEWEAo
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling at Halifax to land and 70
ceve mails and psssengeyf-
ASIA, JUdkinE. EUhOfht u . EOtA
SFRICA a Rvne NIAGARA, J. Stone.
IES,SICA N Shannoa CANADA, Wm. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry a clear wBTs LIGHT 81 lnen mast
heed GREEN on aiarboard side; RED on port SIDE
No Dernsecureo unul paid for
Freight be charged specie beyoac an omcocI !cf
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board
All leere snd newspapers must pata through ne rCFl
Ofce
r. CUNARD, Jr SO Broadway.
French srusn and other foreign goods received enc
brought IN common with British goods
Through bills Of adng gwen In heYre of new koiA
After the LEI Of April the rate OF frslght oy me
yadrcad NJ us