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CUPREME COURT.-ln tina matter of tho

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF tho
Cpesuou Of the Mayor, Adem.n and commonay o. As Cy
OF New relative tho OPENING of.ONE HUNDRED AND
ST. from the Old Church Road The 9Th avg
nue. New York. Notice hereby oos1,
charges expenses aud usnens incurred by Of the
osednss entitled will be taxed By the honorable
Henry Edwards OF the Justices Of this Court tho Supreme
Court Chambers OF has absence BY the Cst Of this
Court oce the City Hall Of the City Of New foft
Monday the 18Th day Of September 1861 at oebck the vs.
poon.-bat.d New York Aug 30 1871.
# #sssE s s:sFssss o.-n.. os."
Kssfr y. DAvrrs, ATTORNEY au33 SI3
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nr,cr,T - VERMONT and NEW,

.npsaiRr a, REDUCED RArEs-sy ss,"@e'
fhAvELTR irum r ssiys, . sss S.sA.s.s railroad
SnI.S,n na,.s No ia sou,hs, Y b. HYoE, Asoat
roR BOSTON via NEWPORT and
AOn .yra-vbs ulendid ana supsror asamen
a snrhrr Cart WIN. Brcwa. and EMfiRE STATE
Ga. Gsnhma Brsytos leave shssats daJA teandays
s.s.d nos, Pisf No s. Mr., he bsstsry ssaf -
- xsssht sppiy ON board o. Il The once Par Nc.
TinpALEI bOARpkN, AssasA, Me- 70 nd u wsetSa
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ANY, TROY and LEBANON

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IA sPRINGS-Ths cars Of the NETWORK and HAIR
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station New York
Daily (SuDdays ercepted) at 10 o'clock A NJ Mail Train
TO Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
fer Albany and Troy, Lebanon Spring. Pittsfed Spring
Geld and other intermediate Stations
ATS O'Clock, 2. NJ Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
Y Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the 10
O'clock A. NJ Train to Chatham, Western Railroad 10
Canaan and Stage to Lebanon arriving early the after
noon. N. sLOAf, superintendent
Fare through, g.
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA
~ and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-Tnins leave
Pier foot of Duane-st a. follows:
D.y Expres-At6 A NJ for Canandaigus, Rochester and
Niasra ais arriving the above named places the Same
evening Mail Trains leave ss8 A. M stopping over night
Nisht Fxprsss-Iesves at r. M arriving at Cananda
rua at next morning. In time the u train for
Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
This il the quickest cheapest and most comfortable route
10 Western New-Yorh and Canada West
CHARLES MlN0T, Supt N Y. and +. r. r.
w g. LATHAM Supt. c. and L. II. r.
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CupREME COURT.-In the matter Of The ap.


- pauou OF the Mayor Adsrm.n snd Comnooaty Of the Gig
OF New fort, reays Tie OPENING and LAYING OUT Of
PUBLIC SQUARE, known as BLOOMiNGDALE SQUARE,, -
OF sad cyTbs
OF Assessment the above entitled mater ssrse1
ave noce OF Act Of the Lssh
turs OF the peop Of Of New Yors, entitled An AT ~
amend entitled Act TO reduce several laws snns er
1889; the entitled IAN amend Act entities
COLLECTION Assessments and fafss ho
and County Of New ro and M other purposes passd nV
IL passed May ls4 70 the owners ocespent %
ell bousss and improved unmproTsd lands ast1
thereby eompetsd ther estimate and assessment
affected thereby and sbo Be opposed TO The ssme are
10 present their objections IN wntns 70 hosk5 49,
ESQ ofths said Commissioner, q ne -.
A We-ss No b. Wal in the Cu o. s.v .a .Iry
days from ihs d4is Of tbs notice Asa ei ,h., *
- -. "a psrrss Of land stuais hEs and ths
w" W.r5 s(-s City OF New foh saf eeaadsA ssssnDel
=, olows hats On The sostA - me s1.Af
-, IT, an .ss Of sxy seventh st. (o7hst on ne Us
.cStLsry Inc OF side Of Fory third st 40 - on us Ws
~ rl-y,nthsv i'm s'l a. lad down 90 the mas
Wy ~ ~ ...on-rs o. scnsts and Asssssmsnt 10 the
eseo ~ r.-T or Aforesaid "a tho ssst Comrnssoa
-Ieh sntitl-s Map OF properly
sure ~ -. :, Boounnftae sslsre The aastsssA Ward 81
g-- fora" And the sad Commissioners further svs
"a rsvor ths above entitled BE- mals
..s,s5 tho supreme Count Of the State Of Ns~ Yoh
,1.D1T,rr OF sad Court BE- held tie City Hail the
~, al Saturday the ID day Of octsssr 1859
ih- Court on that day and that there ana usn,
80 sr,asf counse Be- heard, viii b made a
= cseSt ,. oorArned.-Dai,c N-v fors July Is iss9
NOSES kArNARD,yr
JOHN A. WEEKS Commissioners,
JOskPHs. YORK.
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SUPRENE COURT.-In the matter Of the ap.

SUPREHE COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-
~ pksoa Of the nsyor Ahernsr and Commodity Of bs
Guy Of ks~ lort, resye 20 the orEsis0 Of ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY FOURTH ST. from the Old Church Road 20 n
eh II the CT Of New YorThs gndsrsnsd
OF ksrats aae Assessment the sbos entitled herso1
note pursuant 20 The Of Aeof the L~gs
tsTs he people OF hs OF New entitled An
ssHd Act -Ht~ Act rsiucs several laws psroe
elsy 70 hs Gu Of ss- YoSs psssss April 30 1927
10 reson the collection Of Assesmsus and TaIss the c5
ace Cospv Of ksv for and o PURPOSES passsd hy Ia
$780, eAssd Nay ls4 10 tie OF oe
cutsnts al houses. AID npfoSsd sempfovet lands es
thereby Dat ,hey have eonpssa r estimate and assessment
tbs above entitled natter and that al vhossatsrssu are
tee usrvy and opposei 90 he as are
y prsssut hsr ohscuons vns 20 HENRY bskA1 ~
lie Czrnza 81 tbs sAd COMMISSIONER ne ofrs o. ossee
os5orns, No ~ hubsry 10 The cy % rsv ion, vIas
brsess ~ me
bts parcels Of aot e>ns WrS
o. he city Nee Yoh Included within ne onowse hn
o. ne By ve-tsrg has EIDE Of ~ Ga .s
~ sss.sr.y sds o. sh ssJ o. Ne sofn "
bns q he the bek between lsaA ~ lseh
end isss the hh cot o. The dan.es ~ a.
rap sy ssa Commissioner 90 ks sbrs:es 80
Stree. o6es q The cuofSev Yea 800
90 further notice. that tasa c..t 81
w be made and pr~seatsd 70 ne go 70 "a
de az ksv.Yort SPECIAL Tern o. ~ - - -
h. cy Hall OF tie CITY Of Nsv iers 90 ~ -, ga
dsso Ocobs lss the opsains AZ the Coe y I'M
spousa sd - nsls hat ed report ss eesAs--s
saV" UaRY DEExnAss $4,000.
Sno. 4 eoDoR& a. uun
Hfsas Z n.,ss. Arsssv!
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GREAT CUREfor DYSPEPsIA.-pr.

~ HOpOHTOSS fBrSiN tho true Dixs~ivs Fluftor
Gasrc JuiSs psspseS o4a R~aass ho stomach u The
o., after dire ops rom Bso4 Leb the e.i Physioos-
teal Chemist BY J. 5. HOUGHTON "a d, PhiladelSaia,
Pa lkz u Great Natussl Remedy or lDSissetsoa end
Dyspepsa eGEls AeT Natafss ust6od BY Nssarssevs
ssens the Gastric Juice pepsB IA chief esnsn xreat
pssesns Principle Of the Gastric solvent oflhs
Feoc tie parityns gre and Stimulating ofthe
stomach and intsaeA IL IL acted osa The issstiye
aonach u the or thus ounins ahe.l Fluid,
pIeesly Ike tho natu a sss,rc juice. In its ehsacd
powsYs and furnishing complete and perfect suhItste
Eesion snd d,spep.ls are Z, moved Just they would
he healthy stomach 1t 10 doaoe wondeTs fo dysgsp-
tea tDg Of Debility, Emscaton Neryoes Decline
pyspe pic Consgmpon supposed to be oo ths verge q
.s gave The scientific evidence which 10 hased
n the highest degloe curious and remarkable. Whole
sale arc retAil Aseata J. BALL& CO. No loa Mason o.
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ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

IOE N N - IL v "A IN hhIluNOhO
III LOAN-S,oOO,o00 D0LLARs.-sealed proposals VIII
unt the 18th day Of September next al sunset or sas
whole or any portion Of the above.named Loan
The Loan will be secured by first mortgage on the RAN
road of the Company-24S miles In length-and it, equip
mept which when placed In complete operation between
Hsnburgh and Pittsburh with single track and ndns VIII
cost $l25O0,o00. . -,
vtocE Of the Company on the SlK May, was 3, 100000
which will shortly be Increased to Ten Millions On thoss
10 bsc ptions there paid at that date $a4l7S95
Yhs broad bss together with the large receipts OF the
Company from the business OF the road in it, unfinished
dtion, demonstrating beyond doubt the ability OF the
Company pay not only interest IT. debt but ample div
lsnds to rockholde enables the Director to OFFER this
loan TO capitalists with an unquaihed assurance that VIII
afford safe investment Of their funds and certain In
the puncuaty with which the interest will b met the
best government securities -
The Bonds will be isued In suun Of One fhousand Dor
with coupons at the rate OF six per cent at
tached payable the first of January and July Of each
year. the office Of the Company In this CITY, or In u Of
1900 sterling with interest coupons at the rate OF hve p
sent payable In London-escA without any deduction 10
taxes
The Bonds will be redeemed where the interest IL made
payable the Sst Of December 1880 or they may be con
vered the option Of the owner into the capital stock OF
the mpsny ct par ct any time previous TO the 81" Dessn
Yweoty FIVE Der cent OF eash accepted bid 10 b pal
ance at London II for Sterling Bonds and Philadelphia
for Dollar Bonds the remainder 10 be paid In tnssmec
o. the full amount be paid in at II desired
The proposals will be addressed to GEORGE " BACON,
Philadelphia and Endorsed Proposals for Loan
they will specify the price offered for Dollar and Sterns
Bonds, or either.
The bds will be opened and determined BY the Board Of
Directors, on the 18th day Of September.
prospects will be Furnished application at the office ofths
company, or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer the
special Agent Of the GO TP IN Londsn ..o, ~
Phjladelphia July Is 1859 '
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DOBACK. THE ASrRULOGER.

IN ne rppheticsl gift for or vea's banded dowa.
To the grsM psrne ~ Ro5sek belong; crowns.
frs Ritt 'or which monArcts would barter ihsiC
ARD which Sweden eNtol, IN her songs
For tha rich ard the poor os tho toc lab aad v se
DIR Ronsck the future fc-etels
And faie's victim perplexed. 70 n residence hies,
And inv kes his u fall DE spells
The fhe pressN er the merchant, the a.
The mstrou. the lover. add all
Who seek for the truth, ana oT counsel and sic,
On X back the oracle. esli
he ponts out the dsnseroas the fortunate days
That occur In the Journey OF life,
And shows up 70 thousands the suren OF ways
To wealth honor. hssth. or wife.
DR. c. w ROBACk hs. asisted Thousands OF the woFds
wesry wanderers with PROT able ad nee bringing them out
the shadows Of dependency into the light OF hocs and
happiness All his mieis rsons 1r good fsS astroosy
phufhropic science aud alma benefit all msaktnd-
Or ROBACKS residence IS No White st., and there no
may be Visited ali hours OF the day and eyanns Full as-
tvities - tor ladles and $ lor sen1emen
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NOTICE.-The Copartnership hereto
IN fore existing under the firm OF BLACkLiOUE 4
BROWN was dissolved by the death OF BENZ AMIN
BIkCKIIDaE on the 25th Of June last. The affairs OF
said fm will be iqudated BY BROWN the surviving part
neT and BLACKBllUGE, son OF the decoes'd The same
business will be continued under the firm OF WILLIAM
BROWN L JOHN BLACKLlDGE, al tbs same place,
Of southst and Pecks slip third loft Ssmaking.
WILLIAM BROWN.
JOHN BLACkL(DGE
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OHIO LIFE INSURANCE and

~ TRUST co "A Biennial Meeting of the Stocthold-
es Of this Institution for the election of Trustees aud
Annual Meeting for the purpose OF receiving sstaemen
Of the affairs Of the Company &C. will be holden at the Of
fee of The Company In Cincinnati the S0Ih OF SEP
TEMPER next {. STETSON.
(,pCiI nan Aus IS 1852
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RANk DEPARTMENT, State of New

- YofE-ALBANY, August %, l852-The WHITE
PLAINS BANK, (Napls) has this dsy fled in ,hi. ofc.
notice Of the appointment Of NELSON sCOVEL Of the
City OF Albany AGENT for the redeoton Of circulating
notes together with revocation Of the scooint Of
Phelps Scove a. uch agreeable 10 the act entitled
An oct to amend the several acts relating Incorporated
banfs Banking Association aud Individual Bsnke passed
Apnl H. 1851. DANIEL 3. ST. JOHN Superintendent
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~
IN Trains leave pier foot of Duane Ct q. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at A. NJ for Dunkirk connecting wftA
Cleveland Ssndusky, Toledo and
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN ats P. M via Piemont, for Delaware
WAY TRAIN S p. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at p. M, for Dunkrk- connect
ine with steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
TmIeRAsr TRAM at 6 P. M. via Piermont
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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NOTlCE.-The partnership of n. M.
consent an6 either Of the authorized 10 cot
ae lie shain-Dsted July %. 1850. .
H. NJ LOCKWOOD
GEORGE RUDD.
Yhe Clothing business In all s branches will BE- oontn.
h. n LOCKWOOD
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D OCULAR MORNING LINE for

Id EGULAK WURNINU LINZ TOT
AALBANY.-From the wharf foot OF muray-st. Of
o'clock NJ daily Sundays excepted) making the usual
lsndipgs The fast and splendid steamer Aida, Capt
Patterson will leave New-York Mondays, Wednesday,
and Albany the hour each alternate day
The new and beautiful steamer REINDEER Capt. w:
Farnham, will leave NewYork, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturday, and Albany each alternate day Meals served On
board NJ r. Foi further information apply TO
JAMES BISHOP Co. No. Beaver-n
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WHY HAVE You No BEARD!

w do M know. DO you know what viii make Il
now No III sel you Use dollar bottle OF GRA-
HAMS OSGUENT. IL will force the whisken OF nous
tsche grow weeks sno will not ure or stAn the
aesh Price half pnts 81 Ser any part OF the city OF
country safely. X. g. GR'hAM. No iSi AnsSe
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN
~ RAILROAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May
s. 1852 Trains of NewYok leave corner OF Canal
Of. and Broadway.
Accommodations AND SPEcIAL.-At and ii 80 A. NJ T.
tsp Express Greenwich and stopping at al Stations
beyond.) and 5 80 P. NJ, through TO New Haven; .
AtS50P.M, for Norwslk-st $50 A. NJ end 6dO r. n
for Port Chester. ,.,.y
Tie II so A. NJ runs In connection with train nom New
Haven TO Hartford and Springfield and with uan over inc
Express rsns for New Haven, Hartford Springfield and
Boston and BY Connecticut River to Osdsnsoursh, Mon
neaL ,,,,-. ......A
Ing with Housonc and Nsuyatuck Railroads at Srdsepo
And Canal Railroad at New Hayen-snd at oSOr ~ stop
ping At stamford Norwsk and Bridgeport connecting with
Houstonic and Naugstuck Railroad al Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NETWORK.
Accommodations AND SPEcIAL.-At aoo, anu $50 n
M, and ~ r. NJ, through from New-Hsyen .,,
AT A. NJ. from Norwak-at $50 A. ID. and % r. M
from Port Chester ,.,.
The SIS A. M receives passenger. from Springfield ana
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven The IA
receives passengers hOm Hartford Springfield and Northern
Railroad. -, =,
trains from Boston NJ lis and $50 P. NJ tdoppinsn
Broseport Norwak and stamfodllesyins Boston o. A.
NJ and 345P. al
See large bill ef advertisement ct the raton,house ana
principal hsteb - GbO' W. "hiolbIn1 u. o-P~
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NTEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON

NJEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON
~ RAILROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMcNr-on
and ater Wednesday Aug IT, 1857 Trains VIII run - "''
lows =. ...a.. ri.
Leave New.Hsven at 80 A. III, Accommodation fIsin
pTe.s Train for uford Connecticut River Lyme and New
London connecting with the Steamboat and railroad hnes
for Stopipstop Provdencs and Newport. 6oo r n 40
commodation Train for New London stoppins OF al as-
tens 80. =, ....,.- rx.,n
faf Nsv Haven stopping a. all stations 1910 A. NJ bh
pr,.. Train for Lyme Connecticut River Guord and New
Haven ;-PAssepgeu leaving Newport froy'dence ~
inst In the morning on arriving s New London sc
tain Tor New.York $50 p. NJ, Accommodation irNh !"
New Haven stopping at all ststioAa A., s,., nm the
IN, n Is NJ Express Train leaves New deven on 'N0
snv. ofthe A EIpr-s. Train from New on
Tbe6S5P M Accommodation Train leaves rev ~ y,rs
th. sry. of the 80 NJ Express Trsia from M Al
The Trains leaving New London ct - 81 T,.ins a.
A. NJ connect Haven with Ne~-ioiA
9S5 A NJ and LIS + n. =, - a.. ,u,r, Nav London,
Passenger, by the 50 Tain v" a. Hartford ana
Springfield, ior New.YOrk The ,sps N bowp sup1
49,
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THE UNDERSIGNED. being two

Il thirds In number Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Bowey BANK 90 pursuant 10 secuon third Of the Eighth
Article OF the Articles Of Association said Bank propose
the following amendments to the said Articles Of Asscs
ton OF the Bowery Bank:
First strke out the word eighteen from the Ar.t
section Of the the third Article Of said Articles of Ascis
uon, and insert In place thereof the word twelve
SeeondTo strike out the fourth section of said third Ar
dele OF said Articles of Association.
ThDd-To strike out the word INK" from the fifth Sec
zion OF SAID third Article Of said Articles Of ASS caton and
Insert In place thereof the word "weve"-Dated d the
City Of New-Yerk this 10th day Of june A. ID. 1882
Gerard Stuyvesant Enoch Dean,
NJ. NJ. Quackenbos Jesse A Marshall,
A. Cummings George Webb,
A A. Alvord CIV. EdwsrdL
ID. Pearsa, Jacob Miller,
John s Williams, VIM. A. Mead.
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y OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

p OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
IN ton, 70, BOSTON: PROVIDENCE, NEW BED
tORD and fAUNTON.-Thes steamers c. VASDERBlLs
and COMMODORE Of hA. oov run regularly - hero
soore alternately leaving Pier No 2Serh River FIRST ~aa
end stcsiDston O'clock NJ or on ,r,v.l Of the usI
nain, which Iesves Boston 81 SPIN
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence Cor Newport
daily, except Sundays ste AN md SPIN Nsw-Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately 90 The arrival
OF the mail train ct Mansfield
For freight passage apply a. The oee, No 10 Bsttey
plsce, or on board the boats
EARE REDUCED to BOSTON-Via
NORWICH ard WORCESTER IS ?S-By stssrn.
boats CONNECTICUT and KNlCKERBOCKER,d daily, 81
NJ nom Pier No ls, oo Of Court sed ct, North Rive
CENTRAL RAILROAD co, of NEW
~ JERsEY-Throush nom New York to Ceston, Pa, n
sGu. Hour Ssp 1I sy I No md
mediate places ss A. NJ u NJ, and - NJ sod os
somersille st P. NJ Retumns leave Ph.ipsbus Ioppo
site Easton) at 6 and 1879 A. ~ ard Sis Pm
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ for PHILADELPHIA. from Pier No |, North River,
GSt e. ssTyplss q 'San tspooa EaUpss
Line p NJ through TO Philsdepha In y hours Fsra
l't class ears S. I'd class line, BY only T. Return
Ing leave Phsdelphis nom foot OF Walnut - ct NJ snl
Ne. l. n5PM. Fare 81 50.
NEW. JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Tnrough In 1t hour New,Jeney
RAilLCsd via jersey CRY lssSps Sewf h sA n. 100
Philadelphia st l2} and A. NJ and 4 P. " from foot Of
wsnutst Fare reduced to s. for 6rstcss and y 50 Zoe
Baltimore. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through ckes sold in the above lines and through bassss
carried In the A. ~ and y ~ Lines from New-fort
with through conductors ~
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO MA
IN CARA FALLs-RoCHESTER LOCKPORf and
a RAIIROAD-On nd altar Mondsv
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m PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate

il OF the County OF gwen slpsrsons
HAVING claims against WILLIAM CHARDAVOfkE as Of the Cv
New York deceased the with vouchers thereof
the sbscnbe their No. l3t Cherry the CITY os
New York before the first dsv VI February
Dated New York, tho 18th day OF August. 1881
THOMAS c CHARUAyOYNE. l.
auIq Iaw6vIhs GEORGE NJ. CHARDAvOYSS,} I'70u'''
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feaal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
n D the County Yoh hereby 20 hresae
HAVING c- against ANDREW MCLEAN, late Of the CITY OF New
tos auuct4r- deceased, present the zane, wtA vouchers
thereo 10 the subscriber the Office OF John Ncah cs No
Nas'au the Of iofk before the 2th tag "
February neHt-Dstcl YOh the 18th day s isA
aul9 lavemTh MARY McLEAN. Admnsts~trs.
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,ppAr BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
Iusuranre Companies.

:1S>Tju Ding ASSOCIATION and Gen.
u ,rsl FINE Insurance Company corner o. TIyon'row
Ea va. 90 Ret. buildings sc, on the most favorable
tssus 60, sA' -
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of JESSE q.
SMITH, ESQ, Surrogate Of the County OF Knsss, V
hereby law to all having claims
HENRY JURGENs late Of the late village lnow Clty Of WAms
buTgh deceased that they exhibit the
vouchers thereof the subscribers, JOHN CORDfs hs
store No g2 Fulton st. the City Of NewYork before The
l7th DAY Of November nsIt-Dsied May II, Is2,
MARTIN JURGENs, .lrir,,,,.,.,.
nyl3 law6mF john n. coRDEs,
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CTEAMBOAT ARMENIA-For

Trains leave Channberss station daily Sundays
cepted) for Albany and Troy as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at M through IN hours and connect
ing with trains s;hng Buffalo Montreal o'clock
evenng-MAIL TRAIN at A. M.-TTIRoUsH WAY TRAINS
at and Y. M.-ExPRESs TRAIN at Z. NJ and Accom-
NOTATION TRAIN at 730 P. M-Pasen gers taken at Cham
bers st.. Canas. Chnstopherst- 18th st and 5S t-sUS
DAY MAIL TRAIN a. z. NJ from Csnsl-st-FAsEs-sl 80
10 Albsny-Sl Sc to TToy-s6 80 10 Montrea-SS 10 TO
Buaao-S7 10 to Chicago kcTckets and baggage checks
for principal places West and North can be obtained st
ChAmberHst. GEORGE STARK, Superintendent
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T IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Loan
i 4 Fund Life Assurance Society Of London; General
zs,n,, Office No Grspds Ct, Jersey City-rhe above
continues 10 effect insuranc,s the lives of per-
sons sd. Mt in the United States and on California and
other special hazards fair rates OF premium For terms
blank forms &c, apply as above, to
j. lEANDER STARR, General Agent.
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.R. II. F. BRIGGS, No. 7ol Broad

IT $. PASSPORTS for all parts Of the
~ -indispsssabs 10 trsvslsrs-issued By
-. MONIES, NosaJy, Ne. u brssdwsy.
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NDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA. from Pier No |, North River,
foot Of Battery place. by steamboat John Potter-Two nes
daily; Morning Line leaves az A Afternoon Express
Line p NJ, through TO Philsdephs In y hours Fsra
lst class S. I'd class line. BY only " Return
Ing leave Phisdelphis nom foot ct An snl
2PM. Emigrsnt Line BY steamboat Transport tom Pis
Ne l. SPIN Ysre 81 50.
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THE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN

HNHE NEW and elegant steamer hhN-
CTS SKIDDY will leave foot OF Jsy-st at o'clock
Tor Albany, Cd MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS nskns the following landings: West Point New
bush Pougbkeepse kingston Bristol Cstskill and HUDSON
returning ate,o days, making the same andinss
Boats Fare 81 The feel conf lent that passengers
will pronounce her the e ard most comfortable boat on
tie river JAS. MCCULLOUGH, Agent, No. 10 Front-n
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0upartnership.

DUNCAN y. curry, Secretary.
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NTEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 10 MA
IN CARA FALLs-ROCHESrER LOCKP0Rf and
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAO-On and after Monday,
August 2 1882 Passenger Trains viii run - blowe
GOING WEST.
lrt Train Express, Lssvss Rochester 1 So A. u
ID Mail. 9S
"a Way Express, kSoP. n.