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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
A Fayerlte nIy-ler, Exploded.

Everybody has heard the story of Mozart's lie.
QUEEN. The following plain story, related by the
Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia Bulletin
makes short work of the whole mystery mys.
terry which has given rise to novels tales, poems,
and philosophical treaiises. He says:
The tradition is as follows Mozart, lsnguishing
in his last illness, perceived standing before him
one day, tall mysterious stranger, dressed In
black How he entered was past comprehension.
He wanted Requiem, and would pay for 1t any
sum Mozart chose TO name. The money IS paid;
the music is TO be ready in month. At the APP
pointed hour the stranger appeared, in tine same
mysterious manner, and the music not being I'M.
ished, did the same thing a third time. Mozart
was certain be had dealt with the devil IN person.
and died without finishing the piece.
But his heirs could find it nowhere. IL disap.-
pesred for several wears, and t,uen wAs found en-
tirey finished. By whom This is what the
musicians Of Germany would have given every.
thing but their ears to know Time has answered
this, as it has many other questions A certain
Count Wsldseg living the frontiers Of Hun
gary, had gained among the amateurs, and even
the artists OF bis country, reputation az an able
composer. His manner OF proceeding was sim
pie He paid the best musicians high prices To-
being silent as to their authorship OF pieces com.
posed for him. and for which no paid high prices.
These be published as his own. His wife died.
He thought the occasion excellent for writing
Requiem, and gave out that he was engaged in
composing 1t his agent who waited on
Mozart. and who afterwards got the manuscript
from Mozarts wife, paying for her secresy. A
pupil of the great composer finished the piece,
but so much had been said about it by the friends
of Mozart, that he was compelled TO give up the
project Of publishing them as his own. This 10
the simple truth, as mas been fully ascertaned, 70
the discontinue OF the advocates OF the marvel
ors.
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

I'APAsSENGER TRAINS Up. Leave New Ycrs foot
Of CoTusne-st An and 20 PM Leave Hewsrf -
An ard 4l5Ph.
PAssEssEs rsANs powx-Leave Dover A ~ ana
! Is NJ, horisiovn IS A 81 and Is 2. N hedtfoz
15 AN. Ard ~ n, Summit % A. NJ and % Z. NJ 4
hllyles IS A. " and ) . 2. x Orange - A ". ana
gS5P N.
FREIGHT TRASs-Lesys Dover A n and New.York
Ilt A. NJ.
ORAEGE HoRsR CkR-Lssve Orange IA ~ ard lss
r NJ: Eew-York II - A. NJ ard 50 p NJ
Passengers By these received and delivered
e,cb way 80 North and South Orange, MlYlle, sumult
cbshsn Madison, honisown. Aerris PlAins Dsnville,
AZ povsr. s,sees connected With the AN eusenecr
EIn ieave k,r Suckasunny, Sinbope Newton Hscketss
town ana Hone dairy, Milford srd Owego Mondays,
Wednesdsys snd Ffdsys and Tor spsrs, yohnsonourg,
B,Ars0wu Columbia Delaware waller Gap stfongsoargo,
continuing 10 the ackswaIns WORKS passing through bsn.
tonvle, Ssnhope pa Sni,hs Tavern, Neag C-
ton, Dunmore, Hyde Park % frovtsenco on faesisys
Thursdays and Saturdays, snd returning meet 'fs m
trains Tor Ne~-Y0fk
Al Denvi'e ssees leave Tor POwervle and Booutou on
The arrival ~ TIE ard rains from, and ees We
A. NJ. and P. NJ trains iOf New-YOfk
Al Mousiown iesYe the Arrival OF ne A. a.
Passenger trains Tor Menihsn Chester schOOieys Noun
tain, Washington Belvdere snd Hsston, daily, and iest
tho p NJ Train FOR NevYork
Also Tor Bssking Ridge The arrival OF tie P "a rAR
returning morning connecting with the NJ Train fs
Nsw-lork
Passengers are 70 procure er tickets before taking III.
seats the Tickets will he received only he day
when purchased The fsres nom each station here ackea
6Od II DO Ese eenfs hen paid In he cara za
when paid Tor tickets A. hs several tcke ocas Psksea-
gers are 70 show elr uckes 10 he conductor when rs
suTed nlsu
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PATENTS.

S0D0 r EW A , D!mWIL Id :!
above reward 10 any person who shall detect
vict any manufacturer hereafter Infringing my Patent
for the SalAAnder Safe by the usng Plaster OF Paris
Otherwise nfnging said PateOLBrookyn, Jan H. 1851
B. q. WILDER, PSseatee.
SUFRENE coURr OF THE UNITED STATES, WashingtOn,
Jan, lS5l-No. q. Charles J. Gsyler 81 AL Va b g.
WideT-ln error 10 The Circuit Court o. the United States
for New-York Mr. Chief Justice Teney delivered tho
opinion Of this Court Affirming The Judgment Of tie sad
Circuit Court With costs and damages the rate Of pei
cent per snnum j2 sisoi
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Is PURSUANCE Of order Of tho surrogs Of the County Of
ANs~ f1rS sotcs hereby gwen 70 al PsIsos, h-.ns Clans
Tort hate Of The stats Of Connecticut dssAssi
present the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber It
City Of Yorf on the fourth 9Th n July
Ditse, EsvYert - = ttrasth day Of peosmbsT, $50
RALPH PECK, Sole Actng EHecltof Of Lewis Webb
Bail Coz. Proc'on, 50 Johnst dSl la-onIu
ATI sURROGATEs COURT. held n I'D for - Comfy II
n w ~ :, ~. Qee n ae ~ 81 Wv fo-k 90
The ninth Of January. iu he year one % n.anl 49,,
spr morage esss ~ sell ne real estate
JOSEPH HORTON. d-cea.eon rsa ing are hung u app.
ton tie Administrators Joseph H. Horton, late Of ts y Of So
York osceased authority mortgage, lease or se the fe
hat an person. eesei in Of the SAID joseph Horton
deceased appear before the Surrogate t County o N-i o Al
len ocof 10 the forenoon day then and th- ~ hlT
Why authority be o. the -ae John hlrn aad
s,tat Of lie sad Joseph Horton deceased. shat be i
to pay hs debts ji4 awowIul W. BRADFORD SUR 80
TNPURsUASCE Of Ar order Surrogate County ofssE
yors-Notce hereby gwen an persons having claims aaust
vouchers thereof The subecrOsf a her
rsssence No Henry City Of NsEYort,
ofDscsrhsr. 1880 II is~nm+Iul AM klfF AamnSirarI
NTOTIcE Of Application Tor discharge ns1vent from
~ det pursuant % s provisions Of ne fd article Of ne h
o the fifth chapter Of the second part OF the Revised saies
ERASMUS D. BENTON OF the Town n Antwerp, he County
OF Jefferson debtor Notice rst published January tn
LETTERS County Counseo &c he Office WatertVn, -ad
Count March, s5l 10 O'Clock The t.rsnou
made soiyeut estate and he dchlsd from his debts
GAO. A. BAGLEY, WATERFOWL,
j. IswIO~sTu Attorney for ln.olvent
JE PURSUANCE Of an the Surrogate Of County Of
Igst JAMES LAME late Of The City Of New York, merchant
tailor dsas5 to present the same With vouchers thereof 70 e'
street u " before the ninth day Of
psI- Da,sd New YORK III. 3 It day Of Jsagary' lSsi
MARTHA NJ LAME, A5miaistrairK and
ff law6mTu ROBERT ). NAV, bAduiaistfAtof
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A VALUABLE INVENTION.-CAR-

LAVERS PATENT SCRAPER for all kinds Of carriage
and cabne work house aud shpoiners Ianners &C &c.
fhis admirable invention that promises 10 be-
come Of general utility By the Of this simple machine
person can with ease perform the labor Of
Eve Individuals with better hnh II is constructed In
t4rv simple msnne- COnsising Of stock, scraper and
frame The ,eraper Il readily reversed 10 the tse and
works IN the mos efficient aud un6 manner Il Is also
said by tanners to admirably in the place Of cur.
Tyng knife and makes the best hung machine ever
IL II likewise OF very great utility IN smoothing the surface
Of so metals hora ivory any other sod substance
curing smooth surface
County and STATE rights FOR se aad the model exhibited
a ne Jefferson County House corner Of Third avenue and
gyyept, a'''hst N - ann ,'--'on 10 5. n PlChING
information mag obtained the Office OF the Far-
and Mechanic, IL NsssSu 81. NewYoIk which paper
those interested are referred for further particulars.
II 2weod~
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

REV ROUTE 70 BUFFALO ard the WEST-win-
Ter Arraa genent-Commencrg Monday, Jan. 6, lS5l.-
Leave New York for Bmghsmtcn Elmifa Corning, hof-
nesytlle Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Intermediate
places daily by steamtoaa THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE from pier foot Of Duane a. IS follows
Breakfast and supper on board the boats
MORNING MAIL TsAfN al NJ. stopping a. al zee sta'
tons, arriving Geneva the same evening
Passengers FOR Rochester Buffalo, kc can lodge Al oeno.
va and take Express Train from Albany next nofnngs
arriving Rochester ard esfeo al the same une " pcA
sen gers Wis Albany with the scvsn,sge o. nignss rect
WAYTRAis - n Pm. for 0rsyrle and AL nternedisss
stations ., 3D.. -.
mont suferns Chester Gosnen Mddleown, OusVle Del.
aware NAuuwsburgh, Hancock. Deposit Susquehannes
Great Berd BnghaiHtOn, and stations west OF bling anton
Passengers for Buffalo BY tins nn proceed 10 osneye and
tsse the train arriving Buffalo evening fssseu-
gers Ithaca Caysgs Bridge and towns on Csyags LAKE,
lake the OF the Csyuga and Sasqoehanna kalroac
al OwegO, which leave nimeiiaely 90 me HnvA "
the Erie trains Passengers for rogs and Lycomne soans
hes Pa take tho cars the Corning and blossourg roea
NCorning stsges leave Nsnowsbarg, HANCOCK n-post
Susouehanna Great Bend Bnshamton, Oweg9. " sSelyl
Tlnirs Coming Painted Post and dornehsvlIe OF TnVA
ofthe trains - .. 80 ,r,.,., vopV
MORNING Maj TkAIN leaves Geneva Al AN stops
Nos all de stations aud arrives IN NeW-1or Al I'M
EIoHF ExrREss TRAM leaves Geneva Al Pm ADD
Bornesvile 80 stopping et all stations west o.
Bipf baIntOu and GTes Rcnd. SusqnehannA Deposit
HancOcL Narrow sburgh Delaware Ousville, MddetowI.
sUferns and Pierruout arriving N View Yors h9t An
WAY TRAIN leaves On, ile at 1t M stopping ~ Al mo
stations, and arriving In New-fors a. IL 20 AN
NEwBURGH BRASCH leaves Newburgh ~ % ~ and
Chester At II AM aud N arrival Of the uansfrom
ue West .. 4.
FsEIGsT TRAINS leave rom pier foot 0usae~ o. M
Yregh, for Geneva Rochester snd Buffalo, AMI Al places
Al superintendent
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NOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE 50 CEN IT'S
The Steamboat ROGER WILLllAhS ., ~ ~ Sn.'
sverv Tuesdsv Thursday and saturday ~ - oS
Reiurniug vii leave The Railroad DocA oles 80 '
Nopdsv "wednesday and Friday nlort.s q -, l,s,
Rrdgepor And Railroad FrelgL @Een y NC Lo.ess
aie, For Passage or freight apply on board NC e3a
on the Agent on he Dock. J~$
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FOR EUROPE.

VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and kEfWGkn
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling al bs1aE 70 and ahd -
eeive mails and passengers - -
ASIA, JudBns. EUROPA II. o Lou
AFRICA, A. Ryrie NIAGARA, ). stone
IMFRICA N shannon CANADA WIN. Hsrreor
CAMBRIA, Leitch
Ehese vessels carry clear WHITE LIGnf a. helf iHaA
head; GREEN on stsrbOard side RED On pOu slde
no Oertnsecureo nnul PAID lor.
Freight viii be charged specie beyosd so amount of
personal expenses.
40 experienced Su geOn on board.
All letters aud wrappers must psS through the Post
Once
FOR freight and psssage apply 70
E. CUNAKD u. 30 Broadway
French Gennau aud other foreign goods received aao
bFoagh Ia common with British goods
ThouQh bills Of ading are gwen ia HaVfe for New 70
Aher the let Of April the rate Of freight by te
above steamers from Liverpool Wi he very materially
reduced ~ W
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ii lWINTER ARRANGEMENT.--0n and After MOI
day Dec TO- 1880 the passenger trains VIII run as tonows
''DHoAL LEAVE NEw.YoRK, GOING EoRTH.
FROM he Office in HudsOn-st near ChamherseI
Ats 10 A. MFOr passengers TO PoughkeepFie, stopping
at all the wsy stations ,,,
Ati2M-For freght snd passengers to POughhsepsse
stopping al ali way stanons .-
ft2 p M-For Passengers TO POughkeepsie stopping
n Gllthe way stations .
ALP M-For Passengers 10 Poughkevpsie, stopping
al MAR nsilanye Ronkers Hastings, Dobos Ferry, Jea,
nsu Tarrytowb 5ing-SiDg Gfoten, Peesskn5 0a1nsons
Cod Spring fishkiH New HamOargh and Milton ferry
ASP. M-For passengers TO PeeSsElli Stopping rs
wy Lave POUGHKEEPsIE GOING SOUTH
All A H-For Hsw-York stOpong " Milton Ferry
New. Esr oargh Low Point Fishkill Cold spring Gar
gisons PeeksS CIOton SiEgSiaf, TarTytown OesTnaai
Dobbs, Perry fonkers and msshattaDvle
ASA M-For meigAt and passengers 70 New-Yofs'
stopping ri all way stations on signal
Ain 45A M-FOr passengers to New YoTk stopping
At New Hsnburgh Fishdn Cold Spring, GsnsoD's, Peek.
skiu Spe-sinR Ts gytOwu, Desrnan, Dobbs Ferry and
ASP M-For New-YOfE, stopping at all wy stations
signal ,~s1,,, 20, uru VOW
AL M.-StoppiBg - al way stations on signal
Passengers will promote their convenience aDo ss4ot5 ~
obeeTyng de following rules lst Give particular difes
6ons 10 he bsggag where your baggage 10 b de-
vered mai ne may marx Il accordingly add Hereby svot
mistakes snd DELAYS 3D. procure yosr tickets before enSn
no the cars. 81 DO not stand on The platforms.
die OLl'Gh a. LEE s0pennbonoohl
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Morse's Compound syIupof j,
rrrTOXV mock ROOT.-We feel

nromoted by every principle Of humanity, 70 make
- h, In world the wonderful eihcaey Oi thls e1u soi'
knonn >, Tbousanos have been relieved OF 9
STes snoauJ " suffering, ana msuy ivss save ny g ut
acRnov sdge5 by The best Judges OF ino4Ice "
VI - s eegsnt sciertfc and sautary preplriuou now
- n.s and AZ depursrye remedy seldom u ever 9Sle1
y. 1ival,d Tor the Of Efyspeias, san hne1in
~ se,,f,ia and ali the various diseases arising rom
a. inDre state Of the Blood Also al biou. COMPANY.
AZ win unprecedent success In all cases OF fenas
ard general debility strengthening me WeaAen'
"a hdo ol,rg tone the various organs and lnNgorat
- he sitre On se and alsO f0rt1 cure OF me LIVER COM
nis,r, Csarrh Dyspepsia Headache dizziness COlghs
& Tbose sgected with Chronic DiseasesGo Whatever
arm viii fnd medicine not only pleasant 70 inc aste
hut eersin cure, II il be within the power OF ienaa
agents affect their disease tits conposea OF ~
,onsch and bowels excite 20 healthy Hcon the LIVER ah9
roroe he free action Of The Lungs thus rendering APP
pcoble % all diseases Of Chronic nature u IS PuIey
vegetable and may be used In all climates ana ~ I'll 'es
sons Of the year - ~, . az, u,..,.,.,v .,
Prepared only by c. MORSE co At lel Fo1ns I1-,!
Prevalence and sold by thousands all over me Ont
a. states Cansdas &c hsydOck, COrles X Clay, ZlS
Pearl al n York, General Agents Jlo om-
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1886, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1891
zlEW-YORK g. NEW-HAVEN RAIL


lVROAD-On and af,e7 Wednesday, Dec. ls the follow.
Ing trains VIII leave the Canal e. saon near BroaSdw
Pssser gers also received a. The NewY0rk snd HHrsia
RAILROAD Office, TWENTY -seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train a. IS An tor new Rochelle
Ams0neck re- Port Chester 0Ieeawsn stanford ~
Stafford, Milford aud New Haven Passengers fron ths
and Naueauck Railroads VII take ms Iaia md s;,p Al
Bridgeport Passengersou Way Tor Boston Pro'.
Ever Railroads win tsSe this Train Snd ION xpress Tran
at New-Havs1 Passengers for Canal Railroad stop a.
Express Train at 3 O'Clock a. for stamford Bridge
port Albany hou.S9ISe AM Adepon Hartford
sufiSErsd and Connection. River Rajlrosd, Worcester
Providence, and Boston.
Haven and Intermediate Stations Passengers by this
Train for the Canal RAILROAD will remain at New Haven
until "a P NJ For Newhayen, Hartford and Springfield
Railroad remain in New. Haven until 2 NJ
Express Train AZ NJ. nor Stamford bndEs port and
Naugaiuck Railroads Waterbury New Haven. Hartford
Fxpress Train atsIs P NJ Tor Stamford and Norwalk
and connecting with HousatOnic Train at Brdeip for
G. Accommodation Train 81 4PM for Ncw-Hsvsn ard
T. Communication Train Al 3 M for Bridgeport and H.
''' TRA4Rs 70 NEW-Yokh
Coulno .aroD Tram at 10 AN from Bridgeport STOP
ping O. all the Intermediate Siancn2
2 Accommodation Tram Rt A. A. or New-hSTen
cropping q al tneruecate Stations
s. Accom- odaiiOn Tram Al 10 AN. nom NeW-14StAl,
stopping al intermediate Staons receiving passengers
hom HaTr I'd and New S8vau. Cana k1lEoSd and ssOF'
siuck Railroad
Express Train al 10 r M u eonnecnon vic tae IL:
press Train from Boston, from New Haven stopping 81
br1dgepor and Stamford receiving passengers from bs
HOusatonic Railroad AZ Bridgeport
Accommodation Train 3, 80 IA receiving fGsseL.
gers nom the Accommodate Train nom Boston and
hom the Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport Rom New
Haven, stopping al all Intermediate ssIlOn8
Express Train 10 2 m Tor IN connection WITH III
press Train from Boston, stopping At Bridgeport hoTwGk
and Stamford, arriving N New York q II S0P.M
T. Express Train at A., r. NJ from Bridgeport n con.
necton with the HOusaonc Train from Albany and Pits
field, stopping az Norwaik and Stamford
Passengers requested procure tickets before aSnE
sests Ia me Gers INF ~ Y. 2. NASOA snp't
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MACHlNE.-I. NJ. SINGER

SS cos Delay Stitch Sewing Machine, pronounced by
competent Judges to be- for real utility far superior any
invention OF the kind known, which does not interfere win
any bOdys night Is liable 10 get out OF repair aud IN
which every objection, nperecon and fault 10 etectUay
overcome may be In practical operation al NO l98
Washng ion-st over the China Tea Store Boston Mas
where the machine for sale and practice upon II allowed
eratutously Our machine may also be seen la operation
ii No 70 Bowery NewYoTk al the clothing warehouse OF
smith COnant who authorized 10 receive orders Tor
maehipes An persons interested. invited 10 call aad
fudge for themselves Those who cannot CALL can nave
null description forwarded 10 them by addressing inc SUD
seribers, postage aid ,,, , NJ, d.. A.,
NJ BAN Agent is wanted IN every town 10 the United
States An applications must be post paid. jS7 2w*
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ALWAYS CURED.-A

= whskers, eyebrows or NOUS
<nant heao % ns navel 9th absolute cerislnty IN
fsehe. esn sT ,ss oFaARvEYs AMERICAN fhVs
ss2p HAIR TONIC. guarantee wa oe wen whein
- went Of hair be natural or accidental g
sen used by large number Of persons VITO lne
noo sspg results and so u9vsying bss oeea Us e.
eessn In challenging he production OF single case
wsnno he cured by the application OF the American -
ge'sSsssa ~ Rlng ia2 Broadway; a Coddlngton; 10
~ O5st A 4 Scovle6 Co 5lo Brosdway ana al ~ ~
bbs.S,ts 81 WiHoughby-st Brooklyn. - lIlco-
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MACHINERY.

XNyONDERFUL INVENTION
w wARREN'S WROUGHT IRON THRESHlNG
MACHINE, for Wheat and all kinds of Grain warranted
TO do twice much work with the power as any
machine exlant break become disabled, and
does ts work thorough small and portable aud will wear
twenty years In Largest size, intended f0'
Whea Rye and Oats thirty inches square, will thresh 400
bushels daily with four horses price $50; I'd size $50
bushels with horses %S5 Sd size 5J bushels SIS To
thTesh Corn, Rice, Glover, Timothy, Flax, Broom Corn
and all small seeds another cyndeT is furnished nj the
same frame at an OF $50 SIS aud go Tais cyn
der win thresh Wheat, Rye and Oats well hrsi
but not so rapid Price Of last cylinder with frame, 500
$40 and $50 Separator and cleaner be attached the
usual extra cost Any power will answer II the cylinder
carried by pulley Of 4! inches diameter will attain speed
of not less than 800 revolutions per minute Two horse
lever power, $60 four horse 500 Township, County and
State Rights for sale by
JOSEPH @. GILBERT, 2l5 Pearlst
No letters answered without postage prepaid, except
they contain orders. jSi Inn
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u
Il PAHY.-The public IL informed thai under tho ar
rRngements Of his Company, steamers Inspected and
proved by the Navy Department and carrying tho Uaied
states Mas will continue leave Panama and San Fra0
cisco the hrs and fifteenth oays Of each month unless
detained by unavoidable accident tie lolsfi,a OF
Mails Panama The Steamers Of he first q the month
will touch a. Acapulco San Bias, Mazatan San Diego and
Monterey She Steamers Of tie fifteenth o. the month viii
touch Ct Acapulco but no other Mexican pOris.
The steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly aiar
her arrival In the Pacific between San francisco ard poS
~ Oregon, awaiting s the former port the arrival of mails
and passengers from Panama, ara returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer frsn
San FRANCISCO regular lire OF propeers viii be kept up
for transportation Of freight and tranEent passengers
between Panama and San francisco
The connection IN the Atlantic VIII be Maintained " le
Steamship EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-YOrk "a ne
18Th, and CHEROKEE, leaving New-York on the 18th Of
each month for ChsTes third boat viii sso be scps
New-YOrk Bs spare steamer. -
The new steamships CARIBBEAN anc PHiLADELr
PHlA viii FORM a direct line between New Orleans Gld
Chsgres leaving such PERIOD viii insure al ittle
detention possible he lshmut and forming with the
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE 10 and from New
Orleans and ports Ia Mexico, California and Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month car DO secured OE
application 10 the Company, 81 Souihst Newly APP
pcatons for passage rom NewOreaaF should be made 70
ARMSTRONG;. Law RAsCE s. CO Agents. Ct thRl place
New YORK, Oct 81, 1859. oSlu
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SEWING MACHINES.

Il M. SINGER IL cos. SEWING MA
n sCHINES may be seen in practical operation at the
Clothing Establishment Of Smith Conan, y BoWery,
who arc sole Agents for New-York
NJ B.-We guarantee The right 10 use my Machine 10 al
i27 2yys ISAAC NJ. SINGER & co.
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nvpARTMTsT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To CAR.
~ RIAGE BULL ETS-ssaea PfoPosak - % - -
- oFcs Of - Conmis-sousr- Of Repairs aat surshs -
80 vsst cad OF ks~ Cit Hail. MONDAY, tse ls2l'
o'coci NJ Vhch ih.y W % publicly oPsasi 0 ~
HOOK sr5 Lad Is Truck, Be kloSn No. s. pA-l -
eaton OF Tie Truck re4urss 70 Be buht ars al
fbsrso car be ths ofos Of tie Chef Eashssf o.
Department No q Elizabeth ST. -,-.,Ee..
kR-Bhai Estimates be bad a. sthsr Of ths .oo's
1877 WIN ADAMS CoHnis.tonsroi nsp - -
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WInTER ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Chaags " Hours commencing Jan 6.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
llERsoN and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
leave suHern's Degotsi Leave New;Yors"
~ O'Clock 80 ,a;;s AN Socloel,r.M
Ia o;cjock 80 min A. 81 soolock is min =
II O'Clock P " ~. tain ,o.. f,4.v,,le .o,r,
r.s VI VN VIZ SUNDAY TRAINS.
80 en- ferns Depot Al Leave New.Y0Fk q
sel o,elock 81 5o'clOek is min r -
sOr.o. fhe arrival OF the Express train going East
PATERSON TRAINS
-. R.tsr.oa Al Leave Nsw-Yorb
? o'elock A. NJ MafkeSsA a O'Clock "a
o'clock IN Pern Depot % oclocE A. N
o'clock, A. N Market 81 0siyes = n
Y :. AZ Paterson Depot s0eP>k ~
81 O'Clock " Pain Depot q os'fS r. -
Il o'clock P 81 Asrsei-st -o.r,,s
-. . t..,, =, Leave Nsw-Totks,
s7Sse l1~lstsf 9 O'Clock A
a 81 p1@so1 n.sot 81 O'Clock p b.
The Is A. ana 10 . eloeA Z, ~ - psIs,.or ,5exes
York vii stop at any ssoo no1v o. - rs. .soIp
ing and evening, going West al sohefns Deps-
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
IL Mail Steamship ARCTIC Capt James C. Luce5Tnls
steamship viii depart with the Malls for E1fope' p1Se
Iv on "Wednesday February 9Th, al II O'CLOCK, d. nom
Ger berth a. the foot Of Csnal-sL
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through tue Post once ,
For freight or passage. having unequaled aecomNoo@
tons for elee aAce or comfort. apply 10 - - ,r,,,.
EDWD. X. COLLINS, IS W9ust.
Positively freight viii be received on BOARD AMER
Monday evening, FEDS. ,ncr,c 49, !,
Tie s'esmer ATLANTIC vii succeed inc AhNAiN az
sat February 10. -