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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-BefOre
Judge Ingraham.-FIe Department CITY Of NeD- YORK.
against WMiom oceTo recover penalty for keeping gun
powder contrary to the Fire laws No defense was offered
james ~ Richards against Joseph Sondford-Mr r. al,
eges that he passing night in front OF premises No $40
4hav ownedby Mr. s. and fell quantity OF stones
that had been left the sidewalk by winch one OF his teeth
WAS partly knocked and his face cut and Bruised NC lie
brings action damages amount placed at SooO
In defense is denied that the owner was to blame In the
building materials beng on the walk which was not Tagged
carelessness Verdict for plaintiff slV which carries ike
amount of costs.
Lcris Mitchell agt. Margaret Mitchell, adm OF Jacob
Mitchell dceasd-By brother Of deceased to recover 800
alleged have been loaned to him in his lifetime, but de-
med already referred to- Verdict for plaintiff, with inter-
est, $i99 S. .
d. alleges that in March 1850 he induced to enter into
with the Company IA Coal transportation Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Rondout at Is to 80 cents
per that he induced to do from representations
Mr. Hathaway the Companys agent that the Canal was
sufficiently wide to permit two bages OF ~ 70 ipI ru "
pass each other and sufficiently deep for loaded barge OF
that have enough of water Also that the tp coud DO
onesdae and back III nine or ten days and hat inc
and back would all the expees tas
the number of boats the Canal should not exceed oo so
that there would be no Obstruction or delay ana tnat l
Canal would be ready by the 9th May that III pursuance OF
plaintiff entering into tins contract he bought boats ana
horses and hired men, &C. but that the representations were
not borne the Canal not being ready h Juneo mario"
that the boats could not pass each other out one ma -
main basin while the other passed that the water vas
sufficiently deep and the boats dragged on the bottom
and that the representations as to return freight nc, were
not realized.
Ii was also said that further verbal agreement subse
quently made with Mr. Hathaway that loss should be made
good
ON the part of defense objected that Mr. Hathaway
was not for the Company also that there
written contract and that alleged unounded statements as to
width Of canal &c. be shown. Testimony to let
ter admitted. -
The present suit in regard Of plaintiffs boats No
22 10 recover S65O aud will probably be decisive as to
others The Is
Before Judge Insralam
TerIeIID NtOpDS ct Il
tlied before The defendant appearing Judgment was
ordered by default
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CtORpORATION NOTICE.-TAXEs Of 1879.

" Notice hereby gwen that the SALE for IASss Tor the
year 1872 heretofore advertised TO iake place on the 1 oysabe
ls5 postponed by resolution o. the Board Of Aldermen sna
Aldermen approved by the Mayor nn the oh
APRIL day - O'Clock 1t noon the sale W" oomeass
the CIV Hal of the NewfOk and continue non d.y 10
DAY until completed detailed statement o. the Iases and me
70 h. ol has published Tie C0Hry ard Ea
a,<y uevpapr published the City Of New fork Cope, Of
he same and vii b. distributed on he dag
OF sale-ConfroIer's Office, New YOrk, March ~ ~.
W '~'' ~ IosFPI r. TAYLOR Controller.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PAClF-
&c MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Onl Through Line
for California and Oregon.-EXTRA-Through Tickets now
for Sae-The superior doubeengne steamship ILLINOIS
Fl. J. Hartstene u NJ Commander being now ready Tor
direct on MONDAY, April g. at o'clock 2. NJ, precisely,
from her pier foot of Waren-st n r. to connect with the
Commander which steamer ordered remain at Panama
10 be in readiness Immediately arrival of the passengers
at that point and to sail direct for San Francisco
delay.
The accommodations Of these steamships are unsurpassed
and they have proved to be the fastest ever
Illinois having made the passage from Newfork TO the
Ishmus days and fourteen hours and the Golden
Gate from Panama to San Francisco In eleven days and
eighteen hours 50,
The Panama Railroad Is in operation and the
running within few miles of Gorgona at the head Of
river vgation. 80 -,
expected will make the quickest trip performed from
New-York to San Francisco.
Early application will be necessary TO secure passage for
which apply to CHARLES A WHITNEY, at the office Of
the Companies No In West-st. corner Of Warren.
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TOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

II CHEAP PASSAGE.-The entirely and magnif-
cent clipper ship NORTH STARR Captain J. o. Barclay
will positively sail about the Path of April The accommo
ton of Captain Barclay this being his third voyage to the
above por will render all persons opportunity seldom
or offered, in selecting comfortable passage her be-
Its fully expected she will make the passage in 80 days
Early application will be necessary TO secure passage as only
limited number will be taken, either on aboard, Pier "a
East River foot Of Doverst or 10 BUTLER BROTHERS,
No l63 and ll8 South-st n Y.
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Eeaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- phcaion the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty OF the City
of New York, relative the OPENING OF SIXTY SECOND ST.,
from the City of New YorkThe Commission
Estimate and Assessment the above entitled matter hereby
sve will the New City Hail. I'm the room
over the Superior Chambes the City Of New York.
Monday Goth day OF April 1852 at O'Clock in the afternoon,
hearing opposition the Estimate and Assess
the said Commissioner person or persons VINO
may themselves aggeved New York April
g. 1862 hENhl btEhMhN. (c.-....;...-.
MOSES WILCOX,
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SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the ap

- paesoa Of the mayor AM-rnr. .nd cenea.sy q d. cv
q ss- Iot reAs,s 10 os orsSisS .ss 80 a., % al
SosI- and Assessments.
~. ~. I,sss 81 %a s.ss', q n. sss q rs .ss
Az At 70 send an At ea'i an A 70 raee -'sss .ws ~
APr % s ard ,o u. ke, eati An Act 10 snead an AT
T.s. q. ey .pi is csaS,, u Ne xs Ys ard e. osr ps
s.a Nay H. iss ss~-S Nay u issi % The ossef % e-,es
n snest.a thereby. tia, they cop-ie rs sappesus.I
whose Interests ar. Il. .s's s an ss S s :. o.
70 Wa are .-sss''. TO pss.sn, Their oe,oa. n
At The oes Of oh,- laws. IA he Cha q he go
sonrsssonefs At h. ose No c chahsu. the OF Nee
fork within thI,s day. cm The date q ,hs dat he
hunts embraced by the Supplemental fstnas As.sssras
fronting both b~s-ra ne -~-,.sk
] q ~, s the s, ss s g tn"y . 'o,s.s
ns the noherS side Of Albany q; 70 fhan- .-~a The
westerly OF Tnny place the easters % w--sss
Ako ali the bns ea.,ey q wss, a.
hts both ssde Of shason AMI The hts w~ss
.oussrs Of oriarst al The O e.es .s
.oais .ds Of Tame- 81, an the o on eos s. q csrh.is
Greenwich asd We-tst the hss the westerly
eas,ey side Of Tuniy place from Recorst TO
snS Ihsmesst Sens Reior ~ 's, 10 neh snd oss
and Is Thames and known sad Commssoners By the
nsns - 20 and :, And e's on fsnY II aaos % a So,
and the lot the Of se. and Broadway Known M
Broadway. And the sud Commissioners further that he
supplemental abstract Of the .ad the
OF the o"n~rs Of the @ ssesse The n"s Of the sS
lots they the ol the ssd COMMISSIONER together
with such and the amount OF the sses-meu Whistler fos
beueat; otheS
which used By the Commissioners thesr
Supplemental Estimate and Assessment, have been deposited ~ the
COMMISSIONER Oce OF the City ct New fok there 10
for kss, hry days before the SAID COMMISSIONER male
Supplemental Report, the time and place hervsrer n>u
toned And the cid Commissioners further uce that the
sand Supplemental Report ~ be presented the supreme Cnrt Of
the State OF New YORK scs Term OF the said Court TO %
held City Hail. City OF New YORK. SATURDAY the 9Th
day Of May next a, the oprnss Of the coa ga that day ssS
aud thereafter Coun~ be heard.
motion viii the supplemental Report ,os-Hsr
with the original Report OF the Commissioners the above entitled
be confirmed And further that the
cse- and disbursement. the eaea
be taxed by the Hon Henry r. Edwards he
the Jnsic- the sad Court the Supreme
Chamber in the CITY Hall, m the Guy Of Ne. fork,
Tuesday the srh day Of April instant at oeck the orencoA
Dated New York, April ,. lsal
WILLIAM DODGE,
CHARLES STUART, Commissioner
WILLIAMS GREGoRf)
BExxv Davtps. Attorney
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

u. S. DISTRICT CoURT-Betore JuiSe
Bettx-GergJ ". Lis;syst,a Against JieI' d, ;,
Asn;nst the master OF the bark Miles from
recover damage on 50 bags OF seed said tn have pm ~
DESTROYED By bad sto~age. IN placing Ia n WILL ~ ,.,nt
gu tns Of POTATOES in bulk which b-cam IA In
OF ventilation and By water aud destroyer " a.
defense the injury said 10 have been ~ .ther
gers of the sea in the weasel taking In wa'ef ia "''
decision reserved
CIRcUIr CoURT.-Before Judge hoose-
,cl,Hru,v Ethan nrt Peter LoraiaCd-hr T. alleges tna
he was empoyed by Mr. Lorard, IN 1919 20
,hs owner lhe Gas Oo1 for the purchase Oh .ne
corner Center and Canalst being 1877 feeI VI 40 o. e.
ll3 feet on Cana-that the Company I'M ~, ,ha, Mr. =
LAND and hyick shell upon it. Gate aash9i'- pu, f'
;dId them 10 tae as 600 al when prics M ho a
t.,gh, shat in payment Of SAID service -"i ~
.,sy On i've Mr. T. lease OF the premises ioi q rea
=, rar .en, ON cost being ~ 40 year orslos ai
o' . 70 I,,, that Mr. L. aterward declined 10 40 80
III - ease 10 the NewHaven Railroad 20. oighe prem
ises. lain, for ser,ices TO recover
c1 hng the alleged value OF SAID service-t ho' having
49,, -,,irr n claim be made for the lease
shawn that the Railroad Company nave iease ilV
A. f,r u wears $1,000 per year Tor hS s'" iol sec
"a sf M,0 for last years, besides taxes ana
olu ce,t fr widening and opening srees on Whch tie
,r are 10 nav the interest OF the cost IL was also
boyp that lease OF said property or years al a"u
sayes &c would be worth $lODn 10 lZ"oo
~ drse il js denied that Mr. L. employed Mr. H. whose
ess was not that of real estate broker 10 purchase te
es on thst he promised him lease at per cent lie
III was told by the Gas Company that MI r. would
give 600 for lease, and he called upon MN win
thar yiey-and after the purchase offered 1t 10 nm on se
,ys The Jury could and were discharged Ihey
Sod i said SIX for plaintiff and six for defendant
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

u SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only through Line for
California and Oregon via Aspinwal Navy Bay direct
per steamers Ell DORADO, TUESDAY April q, and the
GEORGIA. via Havana on Saturday, April a The splen-
did steamship Ell DORADO 500 tuns, H. X. Davenport,
u s. Navy, Commander, viii sail on TUESDAY, April 20,
at O'clock NJ direct for Aspiuwa connecting Pana-
ma with the Company's steamers; and the GEORGIA,
5000 tuns d. d. Porter L. s Navy, Commander will leave
her Pier at the foot Of Wsrren-st on SATURDAY, April n
O'Clock, p NJ, for AspinwaIl via Havana PASSENGERS
by the Georgia will connect with the well known and favorle
United States Mail Steamship PANAMA, to sail for San
Francisco the arrival of the and mails No de-
tenton at Panama The Panama Railroad is in opera
ton and the running to within few miles OF Gorgona
Rates of Fare 10 San Francisco LIST Cabin Sjl5 "a CABIN
$40; Steerage $500 Rates Of Fare TO Aspnwall FIST
Cabin. S65 "a Cabin, SIS; Steerage, S25. .
For freight passage, apply to CHAS A WHITNEY,; al
the office Of the Company No. In Westst corner OF AZ
ren-st. a. ~ II
Passengers will thus be enabled to about 81 miles OF
the ve navigation and also tine and danger hereto
fore attending the landing boats OF Chares as they VIII
be landed the steamer free Of expense on the Conpa-
nys wharf at Aspinwall
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r. s. COMMISSIONER OFFICE.-BefOre

Commissioner Bndgham.-Lareeny at Se1-A black man,
named Geo Lee cook and steward of the bark William
o. Alden and James Smith, of the vessel were ex'
aned on charge of having puroined 81 600 in silver CON-
being Of of nine boxes shipped IN the yes
sci at BELIZE Honduras for Francis Alexandeeo this City
II appeared that occasion during the voyage Smith told
another seaman who witness that the cook had made
raise of 500 the night before and intended to take the
naming 5000 the night before the vessel got into poha
after the vessel arrived Quarantine Smith told the witness
to the dock said that Lee and Smith concealed IN
different ways about their person. and otherwise large bulk
OF money gave witness that contained IN two
stockings TO take shore The baggage put the cart
and the parties sailors boarding house The money
was soon missed and the witness (who with another has
turned States evdence arrested in BARRIERS shop and
gave up to the officer the stockings containing the money
On Lee the of $50 found which he said he got ON
slant has yet appeared how much Of the money
has been recovered.
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nor CALIFORNIA. via STRAITS Of

MAGELLAN AND PANAMA-No Bcrths secured
until paid for The magnificent A. l. Extra steamship
REINDEER 100 tuns burden, Capt D. L. MIoSn WI W
sail from New-Yor for the aboee ports on Thu
18th of Apr 1882 This built expressly ioI o
California trade coppered and copper-fastened ana :
pected to make the shortest trp ever made 20 CAu
Passengers by this steamer will avoid all the delays
&c of the sthmus Only limited number viii De
For freight or tickets apply to GEO T. HAMiLT0N Assn
over the Ocean Bank corner Greenwich ana rui''
New-lOrk
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C1R0T0N AorEpuCT DEPARTMENT..

To Contrae,ors-sealtd propoa endofed PfoposaI ns
HlI DING SEWER IN CaihaIn-st viii be received At tbs
Ooe Of the Aquedaet Department, totan6, Pan unnI
Monday the 10Th dag OF April ISL at oehct Pm u build
sewer with necessary Basins and c-vefs tbAtan
st. em Roosevest Mulberry being IN ensih about 10 es
The man Of specifications the buns o. te ssns
and relating thereto, b. obtained on spps
~ " ~ NICHOLAS DEAN,
Of The AqseJact Department
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Sse.oe ,he y, ooI,leT and AID Barr aud smith
~ 49, y"r ~ ktfg-JOhn Cfegsn and Aaroa Borden
oi tatSiy entering The store - Chas c. Tue ker
st shg te'rin boots and shoes o ito value of
d. ~e r.csd ca i.ie The occupied the whole The
opk sne way hOnght them an gaiy n! petit larceny
s, Seossti, was suspended and rae Court adjourned
sAa' tils HouIs a, II O'clock
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Ocean Gteamers, &r.

TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY-For NEW-ORLEANS via HAVANA
The splendid new doubeengine steamship GEORGIA. 5000
tuns D. d. Porter U. s. NJ Commander will sail from the
pier at foot of Waren-st N. r., SATURDAY, April "A
at O'Clock p. NJ, precisely.
Rates of Passage to Ner- Crieans-Ntw arrangement.
After Saloon Berths. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
Forward Saloon Berths
.Steerage Beffhs. -
Specie only taken freight TO Havana
Freight taken NewOeans at 40 cents per cubic foot
Shippers supply themselves with
the Coinpanys bills of adng which be had on appca
ton at the Office. No other form VIII be signed
No bills of adng signed after the ship has sailed
For freight passage, apply to ~ M u KOBE W.,rsr
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Paine.

Geoyoe r. Nesbit agt. ShiHgey 4 Toicnsend-Mr N was
epoyed about two years ago. by Mr. Francis Upton to
mint naphIe which Mr. L. Ia counsellor at aw) wrote
entitled statement of showing the illegally OF
the verdict which of death has been
against oh w Webster FOR the alleged murder OF George
Parkmano On application of Mr.. Upton, 5. T. became
the publishers 1900 copies of the pamphlet were printed
at first and second edition OF 5000 seruck on alleged
That 4 r took the risk of publishing and action is brought
against them to recover the of bin for printing
I'm def se il is denied that they were to take any rsk
also said that but 1000 copies of the first edition were dis
posed Of when they called upon by Mr. Upton as 10
second edition being pubshed that they have PAD over
Sg2 g. the proceeds of sale and they are not aole
risk of publication Verdict for plaintiff sl62 being balance,
with slight deduction.
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WILLIAM DODGE,
CHARLES STUART, Commissioner
WILLIAM 5 GREGoRf,>
HIM DAxse. Attorney
COURT.-In the matter of the ap.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the APP
- pon the Mayor Aldermen and coDmonaiy OF the CITY
relative the OPENING Of the ELEVENTH Avs
4s,hst the City OF New lob--Pubhc notice
hereby sScn by the Mayor Aldermen and Comonsy o.
of such made
provided that said Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy Of The
apph the supreme Court
the Special OF the -ad Court b
held the City Hall in the OF New No Saturday the sh
day April. the Coar that day.
be heard Tor the appointment Of Com
aud Assessment the above entitled matted
that of the hereby intended,
opening Eleventh from 0sih ST. to iih the
CITY York, laid the plan Of the CITY Of
the legislature of the
State of New York entitled Act relative
TOUCHING the laying out of and roads the City Of Nsv
York and for other purposes passed April is7N-w rosk,
APRIL 1859. HENRY D. DAVIES,
nj toct Counsel 10 the Corporation
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ATInN NOTICE.-Pnblic notice Is

that petitions have been Weyeed N ne b'
OF Aldermen Tor a sEwER in THiRrgENTH 81. from 81 a"
u hrous IOiav. itsL; and also 20 tkr ~ SO no"
Grands Al perus inefertei hAsins De' u"e
co. fequesie present the wnunz TO Tue bNo1
Al n is,s NICHOLAS DEAN, Pfe,frat
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Of the Surrogate
-CC10pp0RITTOY NOTICE.-Public notice Is

HORPORATION NOIICE.--f uD l1 GO. Voc
hereby sven. sae Of property s nHg 90 sDd eanT on
rents the commencing on inc ~ Al the City Hall
Of the cy Of New yo FRIDAY ne ~ ~ ' s,y usi de Whole
- 4 ,,~ .aI he -oJ tlf the Dr." = hshs ~ ,is
Cso.oo s,er rents mi property % % ~. c,y Of se. Yo
af Ia~ifvTh
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-Before Judge ROose-
velt-Sayah Muyn administrator of Bernard Ftinn, ast
Samue Byoa-To $50 the value of soldiers land
warrant No 4O43 issued the of deceased soldier
in the Mexican war brother of plaintiff during his fetlme
and NV some means unknown plaintiff came into possession
of defendant Verdict for plaintiff, s8l being amount ana
interest.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
II! New-Yort and San Es.nei.co s.ssmahig Line.Ths
new steamship UNITED STATES 500 burden, ChAs.
y Commander will take her departure for Chages
on INT hsDAY 10Th May next at 5 p. NJ connecting st
ranana with the steamship WINFIELD
sIOtT 1loo tuns burden Kenney Coulsrd Commander
wmen steamer awzs the arrival OF passengers at Panama BY
the United States and Immediately thereafter proceeds to
san francisco These vessels in speed comfort and safety
are not surpassed this route and experienced surgeon
DAVIS, BROOKS / CO. General Asenta
No. q Beaver-st, New-York.
JONES JOHNSON No. 90 Wall-st-
BOOKS are now open and tickets for sale at $55 through
Tor Inst cabin ssteoom Tickets SOS through for second
cabin; $500 through for steersge.
Umpire CITY LINE-For San Fran
Icisco via Chares direct The and splendid dou-
bic engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, Il 800 tuns bur
DEM Wilson, Commander, formerly OF the Empire
Syl will leave for Chasres direct on TUESDAY April
~ at O'clock from her dock pier No. North River This
steamer has accommodations for Cabin and Steerage pasen
gers superior to ship in the trade An experienced Sur
seon attached to the ship For freight or pssssse apply to
The SIERRA NEVADA will sail again on Thu RSDAY,
Orleans.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL ODCON w 1thIL1SOhD'
Il Il NETWORK to and from ALBANY and TROY
REDUCTION of FARE.-On and after MONDAY, March
% and until April 49, the trains will run as follows:
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NoRTH-From the office, cor
ner of Chambers-st. and College-pace At A. NJ way
Mail Train for Albany and Troy stopping at all way stations
ny and Troy stopping only at Peeksk Cold Spring Fish
kill New Hamburger, Poughkeepsie Hyde Park Rhnebeck,
Oakh and Hudson Fare to Albany, u to Troy y w.
At 81 NJ from Slstst Way Freight to Albany and Troy
NJ Express Train to Albany and Troy stopping only at
Peekski Fishkil Poughkeepse, Rhlnebec and Hudson
through in hours fare Albany$2 80; to Troy - CO.
At p NJ to Peekski Freight and Passengers stopping
at ali way stations At p NJ Through Mail Train for Al
bany and Troy stopping Peeksk, Fshkil Poughkeep-
sic and all stations north of Poughkeepsie signal Fare
to Albany, e.; to Troy 81 o. Al for reeks.i
Troy, Passengers and Through Express Freight Fare
GOING SoUTH-Leave Troy Engine Station at 40 A. NJ.
at 10 IS A. NJ, at 8 40 P. NJ at 9P: M.
stopping Way Stations where there are mails to be re-
ceved and delivered. Fare through from Albany II 70 Az
81 A. NJ Express Train stopping only at hudson, hhne
beck Pougkeepse Fishkil and Peekskll Fare through
Way-Freght only from East Albany At IL A. NJ,
Through Train for NewYork, stopping at all Way Stations
north of Peekskil Fare through from Albany S@ from
Troy 81 90. At 81 P. NJ Through Train for New-fork
stopping II o'clock train Fare the same. Az
NJ from East Albany Through Mail and Passenger rain
stopping at all stations signal Fare through, 81 %
Leave Poughkeepsie for NewYork-At u A. NJ for New
York, stopping at all Way Stations.
Leave Peekski for New York-At OF A. NJ, Passengers
for NewYork stopping at Way Stations At Passen
gers and Freight to NewYork stopping at Way Stations
At8tPM Passengers to New-York, stopping ct ay Sta
tons.
Passengers will procure tickets before entering the cars
New-1orh MARCH o. i0I FRENCH. superintendent.
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W-YORK and NEW-HAVEN

i RAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec
ls5l-Tains Of New York leave corner OF Canal
st. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
III 80 A. NJ; and As p. NJ The ll.3O A. M. in
necon with Train from NewH to Hartford and Spring
field and with Train the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hayen, Hartford, Springfield
connecticut River and Vermont Railroads TO Ogdensburgh
and Montrea) Boston and Worcester at A. NJ (sops at
Stamford and Brdgeport and p. NJ, stops at Stamford
Norwalk and Brdgepor; time about sf houSs to Boston
The A. NJ connects with the Housatonic and Naugatuck
Railroads at Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad at New Haven
The O'Clock p NJ with Naugauck Railroad at bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester $50 A. NJ. and 81 p
NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhemville.
TRAINS INTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trains leave
New.Haven at $50, Z, and 935 A. NJ, and 6 NJ. The
9S5 NJ receives passengers from Springfield and Hartford
and Canal Railroad New-Haven and from Naugatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport The 40 p NJ receives passengers
from Hartford and Springfield Railroad.
FxpRrss TRAINS leave New Haven arrival of Trains
from Boston, at LIS and s5 p NJ, stopping at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. NJ, aud
P. M. o =,
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ, and
S45 p M. s...
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels GEo. W. " H l.is, a..