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pnlHsyrnAruE sAIk--IA Pursuance Of a. order 81 he
xeA' puaoNY RosAoR 80 .sn III. s..etoro Jsm'.
ksD- Asq.,I.,o q 4. ssa nsGs he be-, scC .s'.s 40
ceased aiss pubic auction aths Merchants xIeeanss ~ us
cy s.v re 90 As sh s,y Of Jsnn. %
ain, cav Of roT the char Of BsyArd farm
~ NE t~svs HUNDRED sna forty : boaadsd westerly sy
G,rI~sv saner by oti $50 souths b. lot So nohefb b.
s ss, beng Width on. AID rear - iss and IN dsp'h lOO
s pscs or parcel Of u. Fourth w,s Of
CITY yorf commencing point the southsT ride Of
.stsrl ds Of James and the ,outhsy Of ChshE
stree. running nom such point ssssy along tbs 'ou,sIg as
EoSsr Of James sco' .tsoes soutAs aons
sorths ~ os inches, V s place Of e'EnnE Known" ros
S. or certain o,. Of hna tie Eighth civ
ssDsa,hs A. lots Nos So ss ST. On nl? Of ads esoSsst 70
.sats Of Anthony sP.usrd BOUNDED sstsfE 70 Toni Ne
and $50 nonhs b. oI No $50 iron, and rear u ss
feet h on each AIDE ksownb5 As 's' numbers oil -.
An hoss certain oe Esbth Ward Of the eiJ q
shsy from The norsstsr eorns Of Grs.aEt and Canal
streets. Iunnne thsnss nohsI along s.:swc s:: y Get
thence southsSy in hns psslto - iss
aanbsrs 4Ts and Ssi erssnwich Itrsst
All thacsran lot Of nna tie suissrA ware 81 ss cry,
porthsy Ssvsnsss srss. westerly 81 ct
No a. .outsy BY otS and sasb BY lot No 49, eontningss
s vdth in front and rear and -. ps , asosp
An parcel Of land the sirtsenth Ware OF 10
olty beginning pont ths nofthsy SIDE Of Sixteenth
.srsst ltsDt Ssst.r from tn. Westerly SIDE Of svsrb
ssuus running thence Dorhsr, ns PsTsIs to bsssvsns
avenue, fee. and hs nhi ihsnos stE.sr, On la
parallel the westerly ns 81 "a
seventh thence seusy along we .sn ss, nchea
Of John Jacob hoFi thsnce Nesfy aoou sf'
southsy along lsna to the nohs nS Vi 81,
lhencs Westerly along bs sane 50 ise Inhst
certain the sac Srtesuth Ward OF Ac5 -
fonns point the seuhsry OF 5respth street. ssssni
loo from westerly line OF Seventh aynus thsnfs
souhs on line parallel Seventh 100 feat inches
Nercs westerly parallel sKtssnh street. 10 tsst hsncs MORT
sriy on psas Seventh 100 ises inches 70 rs
hus Of srsent streets thence sssss, along 'as ses'
feet 10 the place OF beginning $500,
se Of sxeen POINT ESQ set ssstsry IRON re
OF ssvertb ans 5utssuh a. rne stn
o, thence ucbsry ~ feet ncheti
wsstsy - fss tbsDcs soabs 50 lest insnss 70 We
plGcs Of beginning -.
Also ths certain ot with the s srec.sf sTeos sLsts
Krsbncgs the ssssuh Wus Of tne CITY OF tsT 1orh -
grsnss 2cComb containing brseaS On esco s
hs spuysp Dayvs cssk 100 feet saa anan soush Tho who
fghtcgs Corporation Ia from hh water SAX -
Nv vstey r,rk-Datss New York, Gov. 70. 1850
,ss tJsps JOHN Y DEYELlS. Proctor, - Wslst
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1850. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
NJEW- YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL-

NEW-YORk O. NEW-HAN EN- RAIL-
lNROAD- On and aner Wednesday, Dec IS, the follow
Inc trains wiz leave Canal-st StahOR broadway
Psssex gers also received az the New-1oTs and dsrleE
Rsslroaa Office, Twenty enth-st
l. Accommodation Train az 10 A M. fOr ne" kocssis
xsmaroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich, stanford d
reu Eor ak, Westport Southport Fairfield efidgePorh
Suatf. rd Milford and NeW-hayen Passengers ron ne
Way StsoDs to Albany and the stations on he housaioRs
and EaHgstuck Railroads wl take s ualn eno sop a.
Bridgeport Passengers from Way Stations for Boston PROV
ldenc4 Worcester Hartfr nj, Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads win take hh Train and oin Express TraS
at New-HAven Passengers for Canal Railroad stop at
3 Express Train at o'clock AN. for Stanford, Bridge
port Albany, Housatonic and Naggaigek Railroads New
Haven and the Canal RAILROAD Middleton, hartford
ST rio gfed and Connecticut River Railroad worcester,
Providence and Boston. . ~.
Baven and Intermediate Stations Passengers by tbs
Train for the Canal Railroad viii remain at New Haven
until 3IPM For New-Hayen, Hartford and Springfield
Railroad, remain in New Haven until Z NJ
Express Train ats NJ for Stamford, BddgsPor and
Naugaiuek Railroads. waterbury, He"-hsVeD HEREFORD
SpriIgfeb Worcester and Boston ,,,.
and connecting with HOusatonc Train al brdeA porl LOT
ARaRsS saa Train 4PM FOR NswBsven and
a. = Communication Train az M FOR Bridgeport Sad IN
''''HoO'"'' TRAINs 70 NETWORK
Communication Tram al . lie AN nom Bridgeport stop
pine at ali tie intermediate SALONS.
2 Accommodation Train at A. n i0f NeW-heFeA;
stOppns al al intermediate Stations
g. Accommodation Train at % AN. nom he~-hsSeS,
yOpppg al AL intermediate Stations receiving passengers
Nom Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad and HAug
aiuck Railroad
Express III ain al 10 NJ TN connection with the En-
press Train fIOU Boston, from New Haven, stopping Al
bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers rom TIC
HOusaienic R8Toa al Bridgeport
gers from be Accommodation Tram nom Boston and
fom the ksugatuck Railroad at Brdgepofp rem New
Haven. stopping al all Intermediate Stations
Express Train al 10 M Tor 10 connection win Gx'
Dtest Train from Boston, stopping Al Bridegroom Nor"ah
NJ Stamford arriving IN Ne.v-YOrk at II 50 M.
Z Fxprsss Train at - p. NJ from Bridgeport 10 con-
uechou with tie Housaonc Train from Albany and Pitts
field stopping al Norwak and Stamford.
Passsneers requested 10 prclrr ncEes before snS
seats 10 ihe Cara I'M n x. g. AASph, SuP6
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we'd, S,.sss s,s,os, sv.- s,s's,e' ~ dNss>.
rVrst,aV. pc ~

NV rNetANp eeciFtY ~ NEw.NEl tAs'--
The anniversary dinhsf ~ the New Ehsssns
p.,sjetr in IsuisiaAia wac appointed fss ysstss-
iar 81 The ~ Chahs. hotel EBt IL >sssel senee
el iks death ~ twc ~ its msst sstse@sd raes
bs,s whc we've bewn ur ia The AhAss Nsfshs-s
shs lsstiysl vas vsiv properly rostf'aes ~.
stssi eF tahlna place - ths snhi,eissy W We
landing 80 the rlafi's,s - :. aetsftsd - t"e wv
@ te''"'''' n y rseAr~sA ~, e.
cs..rtn,,v o,sy.-rhs esss Ct Heorse y ~
ts,ti .ra cshess. charged VIE hehF e'seSrhed ~
~ ,,,a.rls-et u. kiJ--r NAM g 's'ess rye
,,.l.,sl 49,, We. partially heard before Alder
.ran White sests'iay sed rcnt'avsa cSsr nae'
e..s.a.r ,rkila lsaeeh Friday
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Contra Railroad Of New. J ersey.

M n Il h K ARRANGEMENTS
w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, 1850-Ths Road
extends from ELILABETHPORT IS miles 20 the WHITE
HOUSE, n. j. reducing the staging between the terminus
OF the Road and EASTON 10 - miles.
This hne leaves NewYOrk by steamboat hed Jackeh
pier no North River, and connects with trains on the
Eeg.yersey Railroad which leaves Nev-York from foot
TRAINS up leave New York by steamboat Red Jscl
e. pier Ne North River, at ll!A M freight and al Pm
passenger and by N. j. Railroad, foot u Cofsndst aS
NJ and A ? M.
White House al 81 AM. freight at ct AN; Passenger
NIiP.M.
Bound Brook at 81 AMI Fregb, at ION AM Pas
aenger ri 25m P NJ.
EP.M . .
Westheld al 81 NJ Freight AZ ~ AMI passenger ~
SPIN ..
Euzabethpon al 81 AM Freight Al q AM Passen'
ger al T M ,.o =,
STAGES viii 10 IN readiness the arrival OF the A N
rsin from New-York a. tho White House 10 convey pRa
seugers To Eason Wukes5erre Beth chem, Allentown ano
NsHch Chunk Penn and Flemingi0n, Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Belvdere. NJ
NB-An BAGGAGE At the risk OF the owners until de-
veed into the actual possession Of the Agents of the Com
pauy and checks receipts given herefor Nd
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CALIFORNIA.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
n PAhY>-Ths public "a Informed that pnfsr tho ar
Engagements u his Company steamers Inspected and 40.
pfogsd ~ ne Navy Department aad carving hs Unisd
Bales Malls vii continue ~ sssrs Paaaps and San Ffan-
cseo De fEi asi hnSsnh days ~ safh month npsss
detained ~ yDhyOdabis sefi9ssi ~ us Draivs ~ ~
hss - Panama The sissHsrs u Tho Fret ~ Pc month
vii oufh a. AeapBco ksh Bias kssaisn, San Diego ana
NVDsfsy Tbs Stesnefs u Bh ffHenih ~ hs '1pn viii
tolfh n Aestsi.co. bgi ~ 91Ff Nestsp pgfs
TIE HsW Siesnsig COLUMBIA VII yiy fEgsisflJ si'sf
hsr srA n ~ Fs<ise bsipsAs ssa Ffsht 10 ai3 pg,s
n Oregon snsigns a. he tfesF port hs sf'ysi ~ msNs
All gsssenFsfs hun Fsasss snd tsafFiss rih'i dfg
Hish mails snd pssssfssf fo NJ kp"viHF sHsesF hra
ser FfsAtseo fskeisg line ~ gfppsisrs vii be Eeri -
~ ils uststistir n ksieht ss1 ss,sAni rrssshg 20
ksfvser Fsfsms sri ssn Ffsntises
Ths e4rnets,gi n g,s Afssts Vi8 - ,nsesnt4 - -
g'esosst6ps ENFfEE ttTg. iAsyiae BsV Ysfk ~ ~.
Ism ~ tGEsDksh. issglss Hsn fg't p" % s'ih y
ss>l ANN. t0 ttsPfss mid hs VII Size - srpi ~
New Tpyf 81 4 stsfe see1ry .. ......
n ssw siessas,sps CAFiEEEAH ss3 FHihAnff,
ffifA vii INN stest Hse sstvesn Nsv tff-e". go
eksktts leefink ?. sstt teyras - WI i"sf- - ts
tesetf. ,s,sT- ~ ~ lshtns 81 tyferg via ~
gsciss sse.sessSps THsDbsH LtNE - ~ hta NV.
0sea1e 40 gsyis q Mssitp. 6safsfois sr4 gfegrr
7ds0tS Oh TIcEEfs n stg 'sre y =. - s>-s's-. =
sftarsroe - - t-tcts.yy g scs,sst S~T Yer ~
= , s ', -. 49, :. Z :. -. -. =
Hcv ftrs. J:' 81 tsH~ -s'f
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SUPREME COURTb matter ofths Application othe Mayor,
= Commouay City Of New York relative 10 tie
OPENING and laying out Of public place known assTUYVEsANT
SQUARE the Seventeenth Ward City Com
OF Estimate aud the above entitled atteS
ay appointed rule 81 Court notice 70
he ofs Legislature The People OF the State
Of York. entitled An Act 70 amend an ACT nuea 40 At 20
reduce relating particularly 10 the CITY o. New i
Act passed Apnl 1873 passed Apr " ~, tna ths
Of the etats and assessment oi Tho 70 We
natter containing the and o"ner3 Of the los assessed
together with such naps and tns son OF ssssssen
whether damage benefit aso also All The sdavts etnae
- 70 Al, r.rort have been deposited the soneTs
ce OF City and County Of New York for the Inspection Of
@ tn Commissioners report the said Supreme Court
At the place here natter mentioned And the sad
m notice the Of the Aelted
An Act 70 entitled Act reaon 70 the Coec
hon Of and Taxes the CITY and County OF New s
an. for other pupo,e May H. 1850 passed May 4 i8 10
M VI S ~ sgs,si .bsrsby nat thsy have con-
ec her estimate ssessmen that all persons whose
csts affected theeoy snd ~ho may be opposed 70 ne
r.qesed present their objections ~ writing TO T. Desnsa
n wan street tho City New YORK within thirty ays from Us
sSe q irs N9t ss arc 20 y @ psoSs parcels II
80 square and bounded dGescrbed fot
lows 10 the souher side by s1sest On the uothery
d. vstery sde by Fourhsvsnue also all the pieces
parcels land fronting the wsser ds OF Fourth avenue b.
line or Tslth and Also lot No IS avenue Il
IL. north Of Aad also sthe ois pieces ~
parcels fronting The ssstey hoe Of Fourth
between place aad Ninth street, and also lot No o. Fou
And so al the i Sss or pns @ CREAM a
place and so the lots known the street numbers 49,
~ o ps ss lands oo'@ on s westerly Gas or eide q
avenue place and hnhstreet And also all hs @
S sv,n between Ninth street and renthstr-et he SID
Commscners further give report the above mat
Tn m lie a. Ia Court 10 be held at his City Hall Of the cy
Nav Yor on Monday the 80 day Of March 1901 at ne opening u
the Court that cav Or As soon esIear as eooae e'a -
A'''' '''' TALMAN j WATERS }
JAMES n PINKNEY, SConmssoners
sl0DM L. DELAFIELD SMIIH,)
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THE sTATEsNAh's COfSoLArIoS-
HE lives not for to-day,
scaroe beeds It's passing cares
ToiliBg 10 mold the nations mind
For the neat thousand years.
For love Of gold and place
Some giibly play their parts,
While others SOW good seed
Deep in the Peoples hearts.
Tie harvest home vii come,
And those assembled then,
Patriots from every cline,
WIN bless the giant men
Whom neither sreer ncr frown,
Nor backyard tongue, nor might
Together, all cOmbined,
Could swerye or turn from right.
HAMPDEN.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

n WINTER ARRANGEMENI.-Ou ana AVr MOI
day Dec TO- 1000 the passenger 1sns WI run as iouows
Sundays excepted
LEAVE NETWORK GOING NORTH,
From the Cfice In HudsOs-st near ChaMbeIs-st
AIS IS A. MFOr passengers 70 Poughkeepsle stopping
At all the way stations
Il MEOf freight and passengers TO PoughESepHlti
stopping al all way stations
Az P M.-For Passengers TO POuPhkeepsie5 stopping
At sllthe way stations.
At P M-FOr Passengers 10 POughkeepsle, stopping
at hsr hganviIe, 1Onkors Hastings, OO56s Ferry Dear
NAV TaTTytOWB Sng-SBg OIotOn. PeekskLL GafrsOas s,
Cold Spring Fshki- New Hamburgh aud Milton Ferry.
At5P M.-FoT passengers 70 PeekskL1 stopping ~ az
Leave POUGH8EEPSI GOING SOUrB.
Alta M-FOr Nsw-YOrk. stopping AZ Milton Ferry,
New-H JsTgh Low Point, FshkiA Cold Spring Gar
rsop's PeekskiD Croton, SBg-SRF Tanytowu Oeannai,
DObbs' Ferry, YOnhers and MAJ battanvlue,
At 3 A. M.-FoT Regst en0 passeHgers " W-KoiR'
stopping 81 all wRy stations on signal
Ain IS 4 M-FOr passengers 10 New YORK stopping
at New. HsmhUreh sishk Cold Spring Garrison foeh,
skill Sing Sing, TsltOwn, Deallau, Oobos gerry And
ASP M-For New-York, stopping Al al wg stauofs
signal - p ,., s,.,,,, ,y,pv
LEAVE PEEEsKlLL FOR NEW-fOhA
AVA M-Stopping a ali way stations on signal
Passengers vii promote neT convenience 4id 2a1oty ~
observing the following rules 1st Give particular 4iree
1vsed bst be- NAV MAX tQSI " - % go
mistakes and deavs procure yUHr ockes beore enter
ing the cars: %. do stand on the platforms
dl6 OLIVER b. LEE, Superintendent
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NJEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
Y NEW ROUTE 10 BUFFALO snd Tho wEsT-wn-
Ter AfraaF uinrut Commencing Monday, Dec . I'M
Leave New Ysfk 'of Biaghan,lon Elnfa Corning Hoo
sss,s 9'sya aS1sss. ,iom sG Aa Ia
fHiE, from pier not Of Duane Of "a ioloWa
breakfast and supper on board he bOaia
EHrarss Trans a. stopping ohG =. saasfA-'
Hancock Deposit Susqgcinuun Bin CHAM Owrgo, Va
veriey Eluia and Jeaerloa arriving o. uon"ga Tic sano
Pas,engcrr fir Rochester Budao te ran lodge Al 10ne
~ or uu board thc huut seneca Lake whore cunodar
bsrta nre provided and lake he Express Train rom Az
Lury next mouicF, Arve al Rochester, and bnEalo al NC
SAME e pss-nger- vie Al5any win ne advsniagT o.
Wly isD Mar. TRArv-ht7AM stopping Al All ae
Stations arriving al Enire the same evening
WAY TRATS 5PM for Ousyiie and sh iniennedihis
NIear ExrzsssTKAisstfP.M slsppng APP suaoa. Sat
feTas ChesaT Ouses, Middlctoygu Ousyei fOn JEWS,
HsngwsbUrg Hancock, peposit SusqueannA oreo h"ud
Bnghan;on AMI all the stauOns vest of Blngnain,on
Passengers for Buffalo BY dis train proced TO 0eoeyA sno
take the train arriving at BunaO afternoon Psssen
gers Ithaca cayuga ondg, anI sns On Chyufs
ske the cars Of the Cayuga and Susquenanne hRlfoao
a. Owego which leave Immediately on Inc arrival o.
tie Ere trains Passengers for Isgs ana Lycong eOan,
tes Pa take the Of The Corning ard BlossOurg hnroso
A Corning Stages leave Narows burg Hancock Deposit
Susquehanna Great Bend, snghsmton, Owego WHyery,
Emirt Comm and HOrpeisvile arrival OF the usna
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
ExFzEss TRAIN leaves Geneva at and HOneueyile nj
50 AN sJOppIEg ElErs WaVery, Owego, oIngnsnton1
Susquehanna- Deposit Hancock Narrowsburg Pon JerNs
Middeown, Goshen. hester and Sdferns, arriving IN New
Way AND NAL TRAIN leaves Elmira al s 80 AN, stop
siI n all the stations and arrives In New York az ID IN
NGHT EXPRESS TRAIN caves Geneva al | Z M. aud
Honelsvle 20 p NJ stopping a. nj stations ~est OF
Bins hamtOn and at Great Bend Susqnehaana Deposit
Hancocl NaTowsburgh Port Jeris Ousylle, Mddeto~n,
sufsrns sne riermonl arriving IN se"fork Al O'CLOCK
AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvine Bt6 I'M stopping a. s' the
statons, darivng In New York al II An =,
NEwBUReH BRANCH leaves Newburgh Al % r d. con,
meeting with the trains going Wes. Leave Chester n 10
AN and Pm aud PIX or on arrival OF the uSinsirom
he West $500.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot puanest a A.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all place.
West taken by Express freight trains and is torwsrdec
through without delay. CHARLES MINOIi
d superintendent
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= UPREME COURT.--Iu tue OF the spp'csnoo Of ts
- Mayor Aesrnsn aud commonsty OF 'es cry o. ne" tO;'
the Nnsssnh Ward Of said City T. e'ubscubsrs Comm'"oa
pointed rule Of the Supreme Court satesd 90 the 80 d
"a G 81 u. P.Pp Of tn. stat. Of new Yor entitled IA
Act entitled Act 10 reduce several laws tea
@ % G I N TIA, the sss,ra Of the E.tats sul
M he names the os sssssi DC ldn6sf 0f su
s Ss a.. aPi r.. so S he Whether &
and all the ahdsyt estimates an other locasl
essn the Street Coumssouef' ocei of the CT 80
cupr o New Yo for ne inspection Of whososyer coz
soners report the sad suprsms Court Al the ns
I've pursuant To- ,hs provisions Of Act emitted
% settd Act relation 70 tie Collection Of -
osSsr purposss passed May ~ passed May s4 ts
o, lnSs affected s1sy hat ey ave co
Ssts and dat al whose uat
requested present their objections wns to hhoss G. EV
s.t he Chairman Of SAID Commissioner, ~ hs house NO ~
Witsst IN the City Of NewYo within ufty days rom the o'ts
and tat the limits en- oraced b. THIS s'sonen e
follows that ,os Al those lot' pace, or pace; d a..
he eaatsrv and westerly lines OF 'esf Of ss
rgton svsuus-eIcep;ng thefsin all thoss ses or pa o.
f.res said limits, NhCh haveaeadJ beer opened nn &C.
bounded on the north y hs sost1ry me or 'as q
s-lh ny nohery ne side ~ ~ - on 20
and on tie wsstbs the TIE Fous
-, - re s .1rngn avenue and composing al the lot, Or
Avenue uteecng streets-etcspug tereiroml N -
s.. or parts Of streets wch have sead oPe1sd AS
o Al lie iots pieces o. parcels OF land, situate on the east y
line OF sad LsHugon avenue ana TIE n'e'ectls eot
tie nosy Of Sst and the soGthsy line Or as D!
extending eAstery shout one hundred iee os ne sans
ms or les nom 10 eas.sry Of sad Lon
ID sso Ill the lots pieces parcels OF land situate q wss.F
ns eide OF sad Lexington avenue and the lsraecs s
Nen hs uorsy Inc SIDE Of 3st Il aud tie scout sf Inc ~
s OF stisudsg westerly from ssd westerly Inc or sds
o. - about hundred feet be tho
or less The sad Commissioners further give notice tht I
r,rrt tie after made ard presented 20 ne 81
srss Count Of the state Of YORK special Term Of the
,ad Count held the City hall Of The Guy of New fo On
ssriay The LIST day Of February 1901 a. ts oPea Of e SoeI
a AZ cav thereafter counsel b hsad Dta
sew Yort November l5 1850 NICHOLAS C EVERETT, VII
IAN DODGE, HENRY BEEKMAN. Commissioner. nlsJl
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INOR BOSTON. Ne NEWPORT and


h FALL RIVkR-By the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 10 he navigation Of Long
Island Sound running In connection With the Fall River and
Old Colony Railroad distance Of s. miles 20 Boston only
Leave pier Mr. near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIE. brown on Tuees
davs Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4 Pm
The steamer STATE or MAINE Capt Thomas @.
levitt, on Mondays Wednesdays and Fndays, at I'M
This line Is the only that direct for Newport
These fitted with commOiOus state Rooms
and every Tor the security and comfort Of pa
seugers who ere afforded by tis rOUe nights reat
board and On arrival Fan River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remaS
on board getting their breakfast II wished for until bs
starting Of the accommodation train al quarter before
7ocock AM which reaches Boston al about socock AN
baggHgemaster s attached 10 each steamer who ~
calves and tickets the baggage and accompanies the sane
70 iis destination.
The ratios FOR passage and The price OF sAorooms ua
same by other lines
steamer runs In connection Win JUS nne 10 and noNl
Providence daily except Sundays.
Freight 10 Boston IL taken the ratoa "a " tho o5eg
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by A
rxpreas freight train which leaves Fall kvuT every
Ing (sundny oxcoptcdl at O'Clock Tor Boston aud New
Hedfurd arriving nj destination at about II AN
FOR freight apply board al the Office Piof Nh
FOR bcrths apply on board. or u II desired
10 secure them Rhcai. application may be made 10
ieIoy TlsDALE 4 BORDEN, Agents. - and u Wsatsl
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WRITER ARRANGEMENTS

WRITER ARRANGEMENTS
Change OF Hours commencing Dec.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
E0ERsON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
leave suGens Depotsi Leave New York al
IS clock. A so'clock 10 min AM
rs O'Clock IS min A. NJ. O'CLOCK I'm
IL O'Clock, ID min. A. NJ. O'clock 10 min r. N
O'Clock NJ.
Or OF the arrival ofthe Way tram rom OhsvLe gong
East SUNDET TRAINS
leave SuhenA Depot At Leave New-fOrk ~
s5OclOck A NJ O'Clock Is min z -
o. on he arrival Of the Express uan going East
PATERSON TRAINS
kasve Paterson at Leave New-fork a.
81 O'Clock A. Nj Marketed Al o'clock A M.
8 O'Clock A M Pat'n Depot l9i O'Clock A
"a O'Clock. A NJ Market 81 ~ O'Clock r M.
ia e. A NJ Paterson Depot O'Clock
S. O'Clock NJ Pain Depot Il O'Clock X.
u O'Clock P. NJ. Msrtet-st -.,,a
SUNDAY TRAINS
r.esve Psterson Al Leave New-YorG ~
8 A M Paterson Depot O'CLOCK A
SIP Nj Paterson Depot 81 oclock r M 81,
The IS A NJ anG Is O'Clock NJ nains rom heNe
York vii not stop shy station north OF Paterson exoe
Hobokus snd VIII be in time 70 NEE Ere uanR morn
ing and s-sping going Wess NJ Su5erps Depot
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER,

Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BEPW EEh
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling at Halifax to land and 70
eeive malls and pa=sanE@ss r,upopA - n rott
Asia Judklns. t5ShCt ~ ~, V; 100
AFRICA, A. Ryte. MALARIA, ), olobo
hMERICA N shannon. CANADA, WIN. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Leich
These vessels carry clear WHITE LiGHr a. their mas
head ; GREEN on starboard side RED on pon side
AFRICA A Ryrie, from New-York, "Wednesday, Stn NOV
CAMBRIA, J. Ietch, from Boston, Wednesday, Nth NOV
NIAGARA J. Stone. I'm New. York, "Wednesday, 4th DEC
EUROPA -, from Boston, Wednesday lin Dec
ASIA C. H. L. Judkns, from N Y. Wednesday, l8Ih Boc
AMERICA. --,G from Boston, "Wednesday, l5th Dec
AFRICA A. Ryhe, from New-Y0rk, Wednesday, lst Jan
CANADA. VIM. Harrison, FIN Boston, Wedn'y 18th Ian
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool 5s' cS9ln e
No berth secured undl paid for.
Freight viii he charged specie beyond an amount o'
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers psss through tho Post
Office.
Vor freight and passage apply 20
French, German, and other foreign goods received and
brought In common with British goods
Through bills Of sdng given in Havre Tor Newton
Amer the lst OF April next the rate OF freight by lne
reduced NJ IFS
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

III > Ian MALL OOO-
IL ATON and NETWORK, via STONlNGTON and
PROVIDENCE-lnland route without ferry, change OF
The steamers VANDERBILT. Capt joel stone aBA
COMMODORE, Capt VIM. h Frazee In connection
Sgb he StoniDgtoa and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New-YorS daily lsusdsys
exceptedl non Pier Mr. hg wharf above Battery place,
Al O'clock M and Sonngtor ats M. or upon me A.
rival Of the Mai Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for ne route Ho se
In every respect particularly adapted 70 the Navigation y
Long Island Sound The accommodations for passengers are
eoamodOus Eno CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and eS'
per@nced. . 49,, 80, a,..., L.,,-...
Boston and New York passengers are enabled 70 unvs
IN ample Tine for tho morning lines ~ steambosh ana
rsgrosds raining TO various points rom those ciues
The VANDERBILT wililesve New York on Tuesday
Thursdby and Saturday. Leave oIouingion on h0nosJ'
WedBeeda, and Friday. - -
The COMM DORE WIN leave New YOrh Monday We'd
Nesihy and Frday Leave SonDgtDn Tuesday, ThurSdHg
and Saturday -, - -. a.,
B-Paasengers bG arfivR u Tho shrnners at 5ton-
fnoDn proceed Immediately IN ts splendid railroad ears
10 Providence and Boston baggngemRsioT accom-
psules each train 10 and nom Boston Bor passage
bertha state rooms ff.ght applications Hay ee mass
" " sg'"~ y" W. '' o7l