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CLAGETT, NEWTON. NAV, 4 CD. saoss respscsssby
and the public they are no
daily receiving their h supplies In rich fancy goods Ihy
sclvSns he ess.t styles both IN co,os md d,.iSns
hsd the pleasure Of benrs offering Wa invite early
from the Indies will hnd goods nov u"
later period Of the season, and quits cheap. ~
CLA0ETr, NEWTON, MAY, W
Zen DIV
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7 EvvIs ARUNDEL. the Railroad OF Lar. by tho
IL Of Frank Fairesh.
The international Magazine for September
Life Mary, Miss Benger
Anne Boieyn.
stuas Dictionary Of Architecture
graphical decorative, theoretical mechanicaQ iustrped
BY drawings subjects work
Katharine Walton, the Rebel Of Dorchester by W. Gilmore
amms
The Confessor 4 historical novel;
Just published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug 30 BooksnIIess, near street.
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Jerry ATTRACTIVE UTYLEA-Ths undersigned n
received very extensive variety In eentiemenp wss ra
articles NEW pyIss) In cassnarss and vsssne
supply French cots, incIndnG ms
makes imported, which they Respectfully invfss me s"s
s'' cLAeErr, NEWTON, nay co
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NOTICE II hereby given a11 mi
IN upon books Of tho late nrm Off HooE Co,
together will be
slant and settlement either
change In business which effect upon
that all
June o4-9~df HooE, BROTHER, h co.
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{ CHOOI. BOOfSS-tn kinds HE city ntxihor-
y hoodlhs extremely low
prices. - 49,, ., ~, -,
Sept3 f1AANLh iafLoN.
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FLEMISH HOCsE LINENS.


lust received general very heavy durable
and goods a. - and o+ dice diaper. and damaks
mandatory, -, 1874, ia, Ia, and -
the Of
Of German pillow and hol
ssr linens objection be against OF
articles viii be their durability Prices low
CLAGErT h DODsON,
Dealers kinds Of carpets mangs cloths, rugs,
and house furnishing goods generally
Of Ninth and fcnnxyvanis
JupH6
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BOARDING. and Day school for Young Ladies
Misses HAWLEY will the duties 81 their sonoo
Monday September Is residence Psnnsyvhna Tso
between 17h and 18th svesss. Mk
Aug 90-Aw9v
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IRON LOSDON.The Search for Sir John Franklin by c.
l. weld--i vol. and map, 1885,
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions by l.. Simmons
volume and map 1851.
London and its Vicinity In le'ii volume, with and en-
Cravings.
Hand Guide London, with sneravnsri vol. Nsi-
Palace Industry origin and with many sngrav
ings- le5i-prie- ~ cents. 80,
Iorir Million fReasoning-l vol, le3l.
Commerce OF Cotton In India and esswhse
J. Forbes Royie--l vol 1881. -
England ispoIucal, Social ana ind"shh py WI 1onn
STOMP vols 1881. - -.
Maesresor Statistics Of all Naionsth VOL 1880
Dog breaking by Lieut. Col HuchinsonM edition. 1850
rkhNSk ThfLOk
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nLAsS-BOOK of Chemtssry for the use 81 sc hooIs-
academies, popular reading; Edward L. Youmsns
Arnoids Second Book OF Greek Prose Composition
Lcuiss School Dass~a story boys, with engravnGs
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct1 Boob sellers, 9th street
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MATHEMATICAL aud ORA ng Instrume nfs-n 10 w
NJ various, of unusually hpc quality and nnish the temper
which will be warranted.
Also separate drawing pens dvders
pens, b. that be without regard
And large kinds Of various
quality and price. Just received by - = .
Nov fRANcK TAYLOR
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| THE History Of Banking. with Comprehensive
Account OF Origin, Progress Eng
4 don, 1850 fHANCk TAYLOR
luna
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TRAVELS In the United states, &C.. during isA9 and
j 1850 by Lady EmmelIne Stuart WorIey
Godfrey The Lin of Author by Thomas Miller,
with twenty four Illustrations by Phs."
London Labor and the London Poor, part
July 20 FRANCk TAYLOR
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CK ETCHEA al Bostou, Past and Present. and o
. some few Places In Vicinity, with 100 sngrnvings and
Gets FhhNIN IhfLok
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NEW Catholic Prayer Book" The Golden Man
guide Catholic public and private compiled
with appreciation OF Archbishop Hughes.
FOR sale in Washington by
TAYLOR d MAURY
oct Bookseller 9th street.
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n ECHANICs' Price Book for Washington city. &c.,
MI list Of pces and rules Of measurement for
painters gaziers, building regulations rce IS
For sale in vs. nkhngton by TAYLOR MAURY,
booksellers, 9Th street.
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ELEGANT Curtain hiatcriaIs-We have Tie pleasure o
u informing public Just received
amagnent stock OF brocklss satin anes danask ans
beautiful
with elegant conices
side pms drape, tasse loops gtmp &C.
pond.
A .ahnrate wrought lace Swiss and book muslin undecu
which have been Tor exhibition
Fair be admitted by all who
the kind IN this The ladies
are particularly invited 20 call and
lo--d2w CLAGETT & DDDSON.
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GUIDE Virginia Syringe in addition the
routes description or the Spylnga, Of
natural VI the Stae One small pocket vsiums Price
so
The London Lancet for June and July.
The International Magazine for July,
This dav received for sale ny
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ing been made IN the conditions Of two certain mort
gAss. DO executed ey A.t.nasr Melville !r TO N.cho
81 the American BENEFIT Building ASsocai,cn. the 6rsf
daedhe 18Th day OF July, 1888 and recorded the oee
s3s OF Mortgages page lOs July 81 1919, and modified BY
An nssnture erscu ed by said Alexander Melville Jr
Ilber s OF MORTGAGES rage ST. January 49, 1885, and the
second dated September D. sis and recorded n the sane
lsas modified by lnden,9re executed by the SAID Al
sxandef Melville Jr dated Dccember2 S. and recotd
cember 60 ss whereby the power ooniainsdn the
said Mortgages has become operative and suit pro-
eeedng at law having been instituted 10 recover the debts
secured ey such Mortgages part thereof and the
amount 20 be thereon az The time Of the hrss
publication of thus notice beng ten hundred and NINETY
three dollars and fy-sr cents therefore public notice
hereby that the moItssged premises vail be sold u
public auction the auction OF Messs Cole CHI
toh No 9Wals IN the City Of New York on the twen-
tynsth day of December next 10 O'Clock noon, to
satisfy the amount due such mortgages Al the date
hereof and the costs and expenses allowed By law The
contained said mortgages All those certain lots pieces
.rplees of land situate IN the XvIa Ward eiths S ct
Ward o he City New YORK. me property ~ the heirs Of
surye,or and dated Ami s. 1857 by the numbers sci and
$50, bounded and containing together as follows Besm-
.. 80 :, a. I'm Pnh w 10y , m n,h .ss,s,,, scrasr
sase,h-s, and is,e az r1s ann hsnes wess~srdS
hne paTsel with 10Th l9 feet a inches. thence east
vardly line parallel with 2Shs 100 feet to the vest
sry line Of 10Th and thence norhwariy along the said
westerly side of cthav % feet inches 10 the place Of be-
ginning be the said or less during all the
rest re~sdue and remainder of term OF 81 years granted
the sad Alexander Melville, IT. IN and BY certain IN
denue # lease between Bache Nc Eyers Trustee. Of the
first part, Rupert Cochrans and Isabella HIS wife OF
third part dated February lsir and recorded in the Of
Of the Register OF the City and County Of New Ycrh
said ndenture lease and every clause, condition Provi
SION. agreement. aud beneh! therein contained-OMes
September as 1881. n, MeGkAW,
S 59fpfS c < MSft '''.'
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
/ III WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Tram leave New

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Trains leave New
York AZ follows the Pier foot OF Duane-st DAILY.
l. MAIL TRAIN ats A. NJ, tSundays excepted) stop
'ae DAYEXPRESs TRAIN, at7 30 PM, SUNDAYS ex-
eeped) for Rochester and Buffalo Passen-
gers by tins train proceed Immediately to Canandagua IN
time for the Express Train West arriving IN Buffalo at ~
O'Clock nett morning
P,srnort for Sufferns and inte mediate stations.
4 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. At NJ, for Dun
kirk Geneva Canandagua Rochester and Buffalo. This
tram connects at Dunkrk with rscass Steamers run
ming direct 10 Cleveland and also u Detroit leaving I'M
medafty on the arrival Of the tram. and connecting at
Cleveland with the Cleveland, Columbus and Cu clnnsti
RaIhosd and at Detroit with the Michigan Central Kali
road Boat also leave daily ARRIVAL OF tins tram, Tor
Enc Ssndusky Toledo and Monroe Passengers ny ms
tIam can remain Elmra till as and proceed TO Oe-
n,yA or 10 Canapdagua Rochester and Buffalo.
S. EMIGRANT TRAIN at 5 p NJ; for DunkiIk, taking
sig,ants for All the prn and towns the West
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
1 MAI, TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at 7 IS A. NJ stopping
a. all Stations west of Emra, and CONNECTING there with
the Express Tram f. ON Canandaigua to New \ OK
Q WAY TRAIN leaves Suffefn a. D IL m, VIA rler-
8 MAIL TRAIN leaves Emra at Q AN, stopping az
ali Stations and arriving New York same evening"
4 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Dunkrk At
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandsieua at {,
PM ElmTaat7 Is 2. M. and Geneva at -
g NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DunkTk at y
M and Csnandaigus at 30 NJ. taxing Rassengsfs
rom The Night Express Train from Buffalo and hoches'e
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave from Pier foo, OF Duaae-st
at NJ Sundays excepted for al stations On tns rrad
nal Snperrnte ndent.
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ARE YOU BALD ?-Is your Hair fall

ARE YOU BALD ?-ls your Hair iah-
IN inc of OF is your head covered with Dandruf or
seu,ti Ii So make a trial of SrORRS' CHEMICAL
HAIR INVlGORATOR Hundreds of persons IN al parts
of the country whose heads were entirely patd nave
hsd their hair fully restored to its original perfection oy the
use Of this valuable article. Read the testimony ,o.,
NEw-YoRK, Jan. !, lSol
Mr. SToRRs--Dear Sir Mr.. Smith, Of Newtown. Il. l.,
obtained bottle Of your excellent Hair o M
ittle rl about four years old her head beng entirely
bald no HAIR of consequence having srcMh On neI
head from her birth and, surprising asN may
having used but bottle complete heao 81 na
rrcduced nearly two inches long, of hne heatny swh
DOOIIIrLE, M d, No. i,i 6fahd-N'
PHILADELPHIA, May, 10. 1907
Mr sToRRs-sm Aher beng bald for number oiy ear,
and having used numerous preparations 70 no % 80,
Chencs Har lnvigcfatOr hfs produced me heau vi
HAIR aud hardly how TO express my gtst9ue o'
the benefit hay, received from valuable article
J. WADSWORTH, No 10 Orchard 81
The following testimonial - rom sir nj hsSh eo'"' vi
Saturday COericr: ,.- ..A Ia.
"STokRs' HAIR lNvIGoRAroR- gives us much plea
SURF record our testimony IN aNof o 'ns
real and entire efficacy OF Stoors ChecA
Hair fnvigorator On recovering from me recent
attack OF illness we discovered that usually he athy
and abundant crop of hair WAS rapidly falnng on sho
CHANGING have hand sample OF the above atoIe i
nlshed BY the manufacturer many months previously We
used hut single bottle directed, and found 10 oper-
ate ike charm entirely checking he fa and cresiuS
a new and healthy action ei the scalp .
other Ia some OF oui hot
respectabs citizens but would ask ali wh0 are Uuupvu
With paUdru are Bald LOSING their tflr 10 give
Storrs t,h.mcal IIair Invigorstor tia and one tra
OF the truth or our Claims iof
than All the others that We mig ht produce
CAVTloN-ASk for SfoRRS ChEMISAL HAHN ~ ~ ~.
VIGORATOR and never let dealers persuade you 10 us
sny other article as substitute Priee twenty-five cents
per bottle = N ,,,rr 10 No
i2o Archst Phisdelrhia For sale by Z II kiNS no
HAYES Rseollvn rs W&S3m
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ L. L
- the application ofthe Mayor, Aldermen and Co%mSn,
stv Of of New York relative TO the OPENING
New Yd FSs to ne
Estimate and Assessment in the abeve entitled matter
dolly appointed by Rule of the Sunreme Court give NO
ce puisuan to the requir of Act If the Legs
ature q the People Of the state Of YSrs entitled
laws relating particularly TO the Cry OF xSsk into
the abstract of the Estimate and Of The Com
the above matter containing The names othe
owners u The lots assessed NE numbers % sa.n ossshs
with such maps, and the amount OF Asssssm,nt, wnone
for damage benefit and also all the aiayts estimates,
and other documents which were used BY the Commis
.onefs making Their report have been deposited IN tue
ar.st CommssioGers Office Of the City and County OF
New York the inspection of whomsoeyer NAV con
Germ: there for at least sixty days oeJre 'he
Cnm make their report Inc said Supreme
Court at the tune and place hereinafter mentioned And
the SAID Commissioners further give notlce phfsums W
the requirements Of the act enttied An Ao 20 smens ~
menis and Taxes IN the Cy and County 81 New ana
FIR oter purposes, passed May a. ls4v paeeu ar III
houses and improved or unimproved lands affected thefo
bv that they completed their Es innate and Assess,
m,nt and that all persons whose interests affected
thereby and who be opposed 20 he same are request
~ 70 present then objec writing TO AARON C..
arm The Chairman Of The said Commissioners, AZ ms
house No SO Grand 81, N the CITY Of New foIk Wilma
,btv DAYS from the date u this notice And that the
i'm rs embraced by his follows that Is
10 All the land situate lying and beng IN the Cyo Oh
foIs oe'~ee, VIZ - ny, csn,sr e5 the block be-
3sh 81 and 6Oth and the line Of the center OF
he block between ,s n. no The Street Commsoae
on ee OF the City of New-Yo<k Add also 1.-THE land STU
ate yn and being in City Of New York between ne
westerly side Of 9Th the eastery side oil TN a us
linz of he center the block between 39h-st and tOtn
and the line of the center Of the block between aGe
5efht as laid out the Commissioners maps on NE IN
the Street Commissioners Office OF the Cry Of Ne" fHA
nd also the land situate lying and beng IN the Slp Oh
N,wYork the westerly SIDE OF TN ay me east
civ de OF 9Th the hne of the center OF the block De
the hock betw 5shs and 38h 81 as laid out ON the
Cor ms ss,oaers maps file IN the Street Commlssners
or &c OF the CITY Of New York And the said Copmls-
saners further give that her report IN the above
sntt,d matter will be made and presented 10 The Supreme
Crnrt of the state vi NewYork a. special term OF the
ssS Csurt 10 be held al the City Hall IF the City oil New
yoTs or Saturday The h day OF February 1884, at me
erenug of the Court that day. soon mo sase as
Coanse can be beard and thai then and there mo,on
Vii be AIDE that the said report he confirmed Dated
N,w-york November q, 1851.
AAhhSSssSy 3 SsESsEESSS66LE. Commissioners.
HENRY Z. DAVIES, Attorney ND pH
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THEPEoPLEOfthe sTATEofNEw.

Il YORK. ~ he grace Of God 'ree and indepenient
To all persens Interested the Ssafe II WILLIAM H..
IRELAND. la,s Of he City Of Newlork. deceased, rs
creditors legases nert OF Kun, a'herwisesead greet
Ysu each Of y-n hereby essed and reQ1 ed,
personally be- and appear before Surrogate ef the
County IL Ne< Yo,k At his efice In the CIV Of New
lerk the ninth dsy Of March rent. at eleven O'Clock
ths Seaoon Of that DAY then and there - attend the isa
serlsment Of the account Of proceeliags a william "
reand IT. sss George Ireland yr - Executors Of he
!as' VIII and estan eas OF said dcce aSed.
II witness whereof have caEsed the seal Of oce of
SAID Surrogate to be hereunto sfiNed Witness,
IL y A'einder W Bradford, Surrogate 81 our said
teusv, Al the City OF NeW-York. the 81 say Of
December, IN the Of our Lord one Thousand eight
hund.ed ane MY enc. Aw. BRADFORD,
IS dtw Surrogate
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Ter iEsfpw I CsotLYfNsS CO. s. wan-st r.Yorh.
BROWN, SEIPLEY CO, Liverpool
Il G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms yard
JOHN MUNROE co, as Rue Notre Dame dss
Victones, Pans, or GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre
The owners of ships will he accountable for gold
sfver bullion specie ewely precious stones or metals
unless bills Of lading signed therefor, and the vsre
thereoftberein expressed. az
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SUPREME COURT.-in the matter OF
Eths Application of the Mayor Aldermen and Conmsn,
altr OF the CITY If New York relative to toe OFENiNo
Of EIGHTY FOURTH-srhEEr. from SID ay 20 the
Hud.on River IN The city OF New York he snpscIos'
ssansrs Of Estimate and Assessment IN tn7 ABOVE
hereby notice that he Will meet AZ
ths ONCE Of Delafeld Smith No ~ Nassau - m ne
CIV Of Now York On Tuesday the 23d day Of Decenb<f
1881 AZ o'clock in lie afternoon for the purpose VI near
lns in opposition the Estiu ate and y ne V
the Commissioners the above entitled matter any PEI
soH or persons who may consider themselves assfe'eu
thsrehy-Daied Nsw YORK Dec 10: lSoi
T. DELAFGELD SMITH,
GEORGE F CLARK. (COHlmissionels'
FREDERICK L. VCLTf.) ,o,,a
EHNEY l. DAVIES, Attorney and Counsel uiV'd%'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the SUI
i .of,hs Couutv Of New-YSk, notice hereby gysn
20 II persons having clam; ssaH, Th sess 20 o
Hi T. late Of the City Of Ss" OK $780, y,
:, ~. No 70 Nassaust IN the CITY q Ssw. I,, q
a. hs.s m. ffteenth day Of February, a52-Dztsd vs."
Vsrt ire eth day Of August. ls3l ,,,e.y v....,a,
u.x. - Kassssw
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u limited ST ATES MALI. STE AMERS-Ihe shina

composing this line the GLOWING:
ATLANTIC. Capt. West, PAGlEIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC. Capt. COmstoek
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have built by contract expressly oI
Government Every has been taken IN then
construction also in Their Engines. TO insure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers are
uneQuaed for elegance and comfort Pnce Of passage rcm
Newly to Liverpool in first class cabin $780, IN second
do So exclusive Of extra sze state rooms $50 from
Liverpool to NewYoTk $40 and SEQ An experienced sur
geon attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF
- .,,itcarion of the MAYOR Adsrmes and Common
sl'v or DE q II NewYo~k relative to the OPENlNO
ard EXTENSION Of WAshINGION-sIh EEI, rom
tne Iyth Wa.d Of said ciy. The Subscribers, tomns
siAsrs OF Estimate and Assessment u me soovs en-
s,tsr herey We notice thst they Wal meet al the once
a willard Sveeny No 10 Wal-st IN the Cry o. New"
York On TUESDAY, the sd day OF Decemoss, o'l A
occk in The afternoon for the purpose Of hearing op
poon 10 the Estin and Assessment made oJ the Com
n the above sned matter, any person OF per-
sons who nav consider themselves assrsVeu 'noieOJ-
Dsted Ssw-Yor December 10, 1871.
SANFORD / MACoMBEA' ,,.....,o,.,.
TOSFPH SOUTHWORTH, COMMENSURATE
HENRY J. ALLEN ,,,....
ExsRy ~ DAVIS Attorney ard Counsel do td23
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II YORK and NEW-HAVEN

L NRAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Dee:
l. 185l-TTans ont Of New.York leave near corner Of
CaDal-st and Broadway ,
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
IL 80 A. NJ and 435 p. The ll.3O A. III. runs in con-
nection with Tram from New Haven to Hartford and
Springfield, ard with Train over the Canal Road.
ExPRTss TRAINS for New Haven, Hartf I'd Sprngheid,
icon necticu River and Vermont Railroads to Osdens-
burgh and Monsrea) Boston and Worcester. at A NJ
stops at Stamford and Bridgeport and NJ tops a.
Stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport tne about 81 hours
10 Boston The 8A NJ connects with the Housatonc and
Nangatuck Railroads at Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad
at New Haven. The o'clock p. VI. With Nausatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester, at $50 Nj and n
p M Stop at Mount Vernon and PelhaRville
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements rta,ns leave
New Haven at $50. 7, and 9 IS A. NJ, and 90 M;
The IS A. NJ. receives passenger from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad 1T New Haven, and nom
Naugatuck Railroad az Bridgeport. The 40 = NJ re-
ceves passengers from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven, on arrival OF Trans
frt m Boston at and 845 NJ stopping az Bridgeport
NoTwalk and Stamford - iesvins Boston NJ A. "~
3PM Ar "a
ASP NJ ,.., ,ya oa
See large bill Of advertisement At the Station House ana
az Superintendent
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STEAM COMMUNICATION between

~ NETWORK and GLASGOW-The Glasgow and
New-York Steamship Companys powerful new Steamship
GLASGOW, q $50 tuns, and 400 horse power Stewart,
Gate Of the Cur ard seamers.) Commander appointed
TO from New York directfo Glasgow on SATURDAY,
Feb next at IL O'Clock Passage money, Fkst CABIN,
Stewards fee ncluded) 500; Second Caoln Stewards
fee included S55 No Seerage Passengers taken These
cude Provisions but not wi liquors which
will be suppked board at moderate prices Carries
No 80 Broadway.
The NEW YORK. 2.lOO tuns, sad $50 horse power. "a
coBsort the Glasgow will be the station early nett
spring dlO III
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA RIA ILROA D.
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Philadelphia
and PttsbuTg through IN TWENTY FOUR HOURS On and
after Dec Passengers win be earned by the Pennsylya-
MIA Railroad Company. between Philadelphia and Pits
burg Twenty four Hours. with only 29 miles Of Staging
over an eIceRent turnpike. Fare Sill
This the shortest and best route between the Great
West and the Atlantic Cites and the acccommod
IN all respects of the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a hours leaves the Depot, Market
Of Broad st every evening al 81 o'clock The Morn
ing WAY Tram leaves the same place at O'Clock, A. NJ
BY this line Passengers will he carried through IN "a hours
with good nights rest az HOlildsysburg.
The above Lines pass through Lane Harrisburg
Lewssown Hunting don Jobnstown. &C. crossing the
Mountains by day Ight.-Phladelpha, Dec 1881:
THOS MOORE,
do 3m Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order o, I'M, Ms
i Surrogate Of the Cornty Of New YsIsT ToMAs MA
FR late q he CRY Of Ssv Yot 1900 Al hs
The sane with vouchers thereof ~. ira Ctr Of rew-
Ys,s On Or before the kfssash day o. i ,ss,
Nsw-yUs. TIE ninth day "' John W. REA, Ersesfsf.
LiC la~smTs S~
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
~ the apple Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
al,y OF the City OF NewYork relative 10 the OPENING
or FIFTY NINTH ST. kom 5th av to Broadway. IN the
CITY of Ne.-Yofk The undersigned, Commissoners Of
Essts and Assessment in the above entitled matter
giye notice. that the costs charges and dseurse-
mel n incurred BY reason Of the proceedings IN the above
enttIe matter will he taxed by Hen John W Edmonds
one OF the Justices Of the Supreme CoGt Tor IN case ef his
absence by one Of the ether Justices Of SAID Court the
Supreme Court Chambers the City Hail. OF the Csty OF
New-Yorb on Wednesday the 9Th day Of December 1881
al o'clock in the Dated Newlork. December
1851 f HsSsS SSSEEsSHEESSSlr. Commissioner
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