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Total .Tia sssi IT.. .sssi $50 M....T77S 7i2S
Story, Yell ard R'sley.
ToTNS UA,s - Dea r.ss SsA
p.e,'t ,J2-seot II sJ Piesce. ..i7Tss Hale lss
Pes't 'IS-Tay.or. II, la Cass...l2o9t Van b. .l,i0
August ,59-Sec STATE. jenkins. lSo27 McCleary 6&t
Ausust '5-Arditr fortsr. rs Paft.e.. ei2
August So T,rissrer. Horn. .eSs Morris. ID, fsj
LEGISLATURE.
Senate .Whlss......n Democrats .......N
Hos~ .,..,.,.,..W higs..,"..3 Democrats. ......$o
FLORtDA.-i0rr,ciAL
Nov. 1852. ISIS. Oct 1852. 1859.
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Kentucky Special Conversational Election.

Total....6560 48n 6,S5 6,2l6 SIN 6TT
AT the late CONGRESSIONAL Election two voting places
made returns. - -, 49,. ~, "a
Preston's majority, l7l9; MarshalPs, III PerceA 80
In 1919 Marshal lad 626i yotss Lane, 5in In 1885,
Taylor 1853; Cess $50 In 1914 Clay o'o2 Poih, oofA
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Total. ..as75 Asis s,iis Is4I A87AsU ASH 1850
Perces mai, l,4t3; Taylors 1,S9 MaxwelPs, 4oi
Cabes 49, In lsis CabelI was elected 20 Consres by
vote Of 49, TO sC5 for Duyai-msj Tor Cabe, 81:
The October State Election, the official vote for Gov.
eruor has been declared 10 be- for George Ward Wheb
42ic; James H. Broome, Dem, W. 57-Broomes ual I'll
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TN pURSIANCE of nn order OF the Surro-

the New YORK no hereby riven to AZ per
sons having cams against CLEMENS FREY late II the hsn Of
Frey sands the CITY Now York decet ed 10 psen
the suhscrtsr a hs oice No
30 Greenwich Cnyo NewYok before the t1utieth
day Nay Dated New fors the thfieth dy OF November
ufg ms laWtmTul JOHN FREY.
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SourH CARoIIsA.--J. l.. Manning was elected
Governor Of South Carolina and H. lrby Lieut. Gov
ernor on the OH inst by the Legislature OF that STATE
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having

the esas o JAMES iNdhitoN late OF IN"
CIV Of New lok phys c ecd that they relmr'd TO 81
him the hers thereof to the sub nb'f the Ia
etor of tine la and Of st decea ed a. b,. Place u
rsene No 6l Bauow,t the CITY Of New York IN or before
,le ir, DIV OF J.nr.ry 1903 JOHN CAMERON Executor.
irl3 lswfmfus
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~ Messrs. Avery, Strange, and other lead
crs N the ~ c. House Of Common during the debate
on the Land Resolutions announced that Cen fierce
would certainly veto bin distribute the proceeds OF
the Public Lands amongst the S,a;es-thM nc was
pledged to do so.
R- Thomas F. Meagher lectured upon Aus
trsha on tie 7,h met, II Rome, ~ ]. q.
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FINANCES or NORTH CAR0LISA.-We have

FINANCES or NORTH CARoLISA.-We have
before us the Report of Mr. Treasurer Court, made 70
the present Legislature for the scsl year ending No
yeuber l. 1872 We give, follows, the aggregate Of
receipts and disbursement; The Of receipts into
the Treasury from the 3lst October ls50 10 the LIST
November, ie5l. eee5,lI 70; and the sum a re-
espts for ,he year ending October 81 lsj2 $685.
~ se--msking for the two past years s6jl ss3 g.
The sum tal Of disbursements for the first year, was
1866 Gl2 - and for the last year s2492H 4lesving
November, ls52 of s36 2ss fG. The Treasurer goes
into an estimate Of the receipts into the Treasury for
the next two scaI years and also Of the disbursements
The receipts estimated At e46A ia 81 and
the achievements at ei5l Ge5 30 leaving balance In
favor OF receipts Of Sl3026 IL.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surro-

cate OF the County Of NV Yofk hereby nj
sous wing CLAIMS AGAINST WILLIAM WILLIS late OF the City Of
pre.ei the with her. thereof to
The -ulcrler the ohte Wi7m bloomfield ksl, No - MAJ
sut IN Cy York before the 9h day OF April
ue,i.-DateI New lok, tue "a day of q, iober l,i3
o5 lawfmIu+ AiELlA WILLIS EsccutrA. &c.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL-

1NBOAD.-WINrER AaRANGEMENT.-N enber l. 1872
Trains out OF New-Y and Special
st7srd II. A. NJ and I. NJ, through TO New-iisyen
A,910 a. NJ. and q 7. ~, fol Port Chester
The III 4. NJ Ia connection with tram rom New
Haven Hsrtford aud Springfield and with train ths
Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAiNs a. A. NJ aud 81 p, W for New Haven,
Hartford SpIiughec Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads. These traas connect At
New.Ilayen with trains Of the New-Loudon Road to New
London Nof'.ich. Stonington and Providence
The A n, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport con.
Meeting with HOusatonic aud Saugatuck Railroads At
Bridgeport The q 7 NJ. stops at Stamford, Nowak ADD
Bridgeport connecting h raabury Railroad At NOrwais,
and with Housaonc and Naugafuck Railroads Bridgeport
Trains into Newly and Special-st
g and ai25 A n, aud 40 Z. NJ, through from New
Haven,
Ata A. Nj und 81 p. ST, from Port Chester.
The 035 A. NJ receives passengers from spfinshcid ana
Hartford London and Canal Railroads, al New.tiayen
The it NJ receives passengers from Hartford and spring
fe u and Northern Railroads.
FxPREss TRAINS leave New Haven arrival OF trains
from Boston at II and $50 p NJ stopping at Bridgeport
Norwalk AID Stamford 81 leaving Boston At A NJ AND
81 NJ Trains Of the New London Road run in eonnec-
ton =, ,
See large bill of sdy,rsement at The anc
pripciral hotels GEO. ". WHISTLER, Jr, sup's
New Haven. November, 1852.
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DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.

~ On and after Sept %, the following trans will
leave Danbuly: -, ~,
CAS- A. NJ with passengess, connecting AZ south Nor
walk with the New-lOk aud New-beven A. NJ. tram
for New York al 800 A. IL .
3l5P NJ with pas-en snd fIeiyhi connecting win
the New.York and Now-Hayen -, 40 T. Nj hoSo T. NJ
Trains 10 Da1bury will l,lyc Sontn NorSslk;
l. go A NJ with passengers and freight receiving pas
hom New-NoTk.
Sap NJ, with passeasers only receiving PASSENGERS
ftorn the NevgYork and New-Hsyen $50 7 ". Express
trein from New-York and the go accommodation Train
from New-Haven HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Dantury. Sept 20 ls52
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Millinerp.

rINO THE LADIES-Our Fall style of La
Dies Misses and Childrens Drab and Black Felt Bac.
and Drab Beaver bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Ladies and Misses, msde from the best stock IN
market Also a large and handsome assortment of plain
and embroidered CAPS of the latest Paris fashions with
STYLES Drab and Silver Felt Black and Dab Beaver Hats
and Flats for Boys Misses and Children, at MONABQUEs
old establishment. No IN Bowerv.
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS
,ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

L For RIO JANEIRO. VALPARAISO and PAM
NA-qhe splendid new stssme1 JOHN L. STEPHENS,
- soc TINS hnrdeu) Robert II Pearson Commander Will Re
DISPATCHED or the above ports on I'll ESDAf Dec a. ror
only having superb accomnodat'ons Apply al 'Ao
office OF the Company, No 81 South 81
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DADICAL CURE of HERNIA or RUP-

DADICAL CURE of HERNIA or RUP-
III TURE-Dr. GEORGE HEATON, of Boston, having
taken an Office at No. SIS Broadway Newlork, may be
eousutd Thursday Friday and Saturday OF each week
Dr. IL continues Hernia Rupture IN all its forms,
thereby rendering the Of Truses unnecessary tie also
nds particularly Diseases of Females to the surgical
of He nfonhoids Piles Prolapsus OF Hernia
Rect. sc.
The first four DAYS OF each week he may be found hi
Office. No Exeter lace, fn6rmsry No. ~ Lncclns,
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EOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
i Steamship ARCTIC Capt. james G. Luee-rhr steam
,hip will derart with the United States HAs Tor Europe
postiyely on SATURDAY. Dec. IS Al u O'Clock VI from
her berth atthe foot of CaIat No beths secured I'LL paid
Cor For freisht passage, having unequled aoeoHo'
tions for elegance and comfort. apply 10 ,,,,
EDW X COLLINS co, No. 80 Wsll-1
Passengers requested to be on board 81 IL Inc
steamship PACIFIC Will succeed the ARCIIC ane WIZ
sail on the 9Th January.
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z Oh VI
l. and Canada Dispatch Lne-The beautiful clipper
psctet-shp BOTHNIA, James a. Avery, Commander,
leo and only 81 years old, will sail for the
above port about tie 18th of Deceer Ts spendid ship
having successful voyage California sud
her ader having experience IN the Australian
trade persons engaging expect very snort PASSAGE
her bttV very high and thoroughly ventilated
ard fitted up 18th State Rooms for the comfort OF families
single persons An experienced surgeon wli sccomp1ny
tie ship with other proper attendants All persons about
taking passage respectfully invited TO examine for them
selves before eusssng elsewhere board Pier - East
River to BUTLER BROTHERS, Noe lSs and ils
SOutlI-st., y T.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

h gate the Ccuuiy New York hereby % al
rersou NJ NATHAN RAlNO late OF the Cty
Sewiok baker, deceased pgeen, the same with vouchers
residence, No. 80 irani q, the
CITY before the 25ih day OF May nStDs'cd,
New York the 22d DAY Oh November 1904.
CA RAiNOk, AimlustrsfrN
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CRFAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
VI ROUTE from NETWORK 20 VERMONT and
CANADA-Through Tickets 10 Bellows FAILS, hutand'
Rn-lngto Windsor White River junction. Wei!s River,
- Johnsbury ST. Atens Rouses Point Ogdenso1rga and
Montreal by the NewYork and NewhsTen N connection
WITH the Northern RsrseGs- Express Trans leave az
AZ sr5 3 81 PM T,cket Once corner Broadway and
Csps-.t. Eew-York Freight BY s,e1me. TRAVELLER,
ton Peck slip every day precisely Pa IN come ;5ion
with the Rarosds with cspgrch az reduced rates 70 ba
hnstou Osaersburgh Aon;real and intermediate towns
TIE Railroad C1psnies forming the New Haven route are
70 make Il the uscs comfortable aid exPediiiOGs
Int route fror New York 70 Vermont ard CLaatA
r. HYDE Railroad Agent 10 lj2 South-ss- ny
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DOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and

~ CffAhLESION, SAN ANNAII dIu
i FLORIDA.-SemiWeekly Z. :. Mail Linz The new
and fa,t-going steamer JAS. ADGER J. Dickinson. Com
nander will leave Pier No. 4 North River on WEDNES-
DAY Dec l5 at O'Clock, p NJ, precisely. For freight
apply on board where all bills Of adn will be signed, and
for rasssge. AZ the Office Of
sPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co. No 48 South ~.
Savannah passengers tcketed through without further
charge Through tickets for Florida follows: To Jack
sonyille ISL 10 Pilstks SIS
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For frisat apuy or s-i or n the Office on Per No
TisDILE 4 BORDEN. A1en.s.Ncs 70 .ad II West St
REGULAR MAIL LINE, via Sronington,
~ for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEpEoRD
AID TAI MONTE steamers c. VANDERBILT and
htuefoTe. alternately LEAVING Pier No North River hrt
What ABOVE Bs;cEy-pAce daily SaB.ays eNcepted, at
he u,il ,rain. ,rIicb lSsvs. Ros;oo .t5PM
The MASSACHUSETTS. from Sew-iors-N ondsy
Wtdnefday and Friday. FUN Stouingca-Tuesly, raurs-
The steiner PERRY lcave. Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays. st2 7. Il. :,
place. or on board the boats
TOR ALBANY-wTNTER ARRANGE
4 MENT-1hree Daily Lines Fare, 81 80 The trains
leave City Hal Station TTyon-ro~ aud C-ntres,
daily, LSurdays excepted as iollo~s:
lst Tram, a: 10 A. III Msil Train stopping At al
I'd Tram At \ NJ Albany Erpres. Train, .oppins at
CTO;oL Falls Dover Plains Hii-iole ard Ci',thss toar
s. TISin. Si5 p ~ Albany Express Train stopping at
CrOtor Falls, Dover Plains Milieron. iiil-dsle and
Albany with EXpress Tram for Buffalo.
Bs;5T T s. Esi HSf?y Is ms a. n %s
s9 sEs IS oi and sLoAr spe ts2 ssDns
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter
Arrangement Trains leave CbsmbeIs-st- daily for
Albany and Troy.
with Trans reaching Baalo Montreal At o'clocs sane
evening.
Mail Train 8 A M-ThrOusb Way Train PM
Express Train ) 7. M.-Acoommodsfion Train P. NJ
For Tauytowr Al ? M ana an Evening Tram at IL
For Po'keepsie atiP M-For Peekskills t5S0PM
The Tarrytown peekssl and Po'k-epse Trains stopst
Passcr GER taken at Chambers Canal Christopher iAh
SUNDAY TRAINS from caus-st at 80 AM 70! Pough.
tions. GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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HOLLOWAI's PILLS, for the CURE of
III WEAK DIGESTION, DISORDERED SION

ACHS. and DEBiLlTArED COSSilTUTlONS-Ih
gorstrg properties these astonishing
Pills great that all persons Of low nervous habits
whose gt-ve organs impaired. should give them
rs the deb,tsed constitutions have been reno
waited by then after every other medicine had been
tined in Officers the army and Others that have re-
sded fr climates when suffering from
billion. affection liver complaints have invariably been
cured by the OF Hoiowav's Pills.
Sold Nv all vende OF medicines in The United States IN
pots and boxes SIT cents, St ard 81 50 each and
who BY the principal drug houses in the United States
ard BY Messrs A. +. d. SANDS. New-lork and By the
nrorriefnr No. 2A Strnrd. londG.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER

u sEY-New-York to Easton, Pc Fare q 7o.-pa al
Arrangement commencing November Is 49, Leave TIef
No / North River daily for EGston aid Intermediate
ulaces AZ NJ u NJ and S.f5 PM and for Sonervi.e
st4GPM. Returning, leave PhlLpsoaIs al ana An
AID Sl5PM.
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CPFCIE end GOLD DUST from CALltOR-
y NIA.-NYw.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
Snip LINE No. u Brosdgey.-ihe GueHucn 9l pins'
5,ing Yt,r1s IN m California in Specie GudDls NC,
dreeteG to notice Of NewYork undersrlie y oot
DAVIS, BROOKS c. GENERA Asens.
NEw-YoRx. Sept Is, 1882
TEF NFW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
srip LINE having arranged with Messrs. G.Iri-9n 4
Ir,fg 10 furus specie guard which hs been deemed 81
:. c,orv BIZ the undersigned. they viking to ASs
- yeSuetion IN premiuu for coming uEder the pro-
,1c,ioT OF the quad OF Aes~4s Garrison Fret from Pan
"a he Atsn-ic coast has been and = yet allowed on
ENDED b. tie guard Of Messis MosIuen hursado
L CouISny. 20 fc;.rN 7ra Cook
60 y rrtral Iusar1noe Co. Is guedl ALgEED OGDEN
Ns"'i''A (Sigred) T. Il. SITrESrHvarrr.
co,,nrrri.l lrriiranee Co, (Sgnedl DAS'L y. SMITH
A,Isn;je Muirl liza Co. (Slgned) WALES X JONES.
TIE Sun Mutual Insurance Co. islgnea) A. H. NELSON
Ne,r,rtile Irfu-enoe Co. Sliced E.wooo WA.fES
Un;ep MURAL Ire Co, tSissfll l. L.THsor FRET
Afsl MLtal .n.uIs nee Co. tssnecl " H. os'0oO'
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IMPORTANT TO CALlFORNIANS.-lnSu-
rance effected in frstcsss Companies, at the lowest
rate on Merchandise and Blck Buildings IN san Francesca
by SAML EDDY, No. 63 WeIst foT sale <Lots On ID
st. Between Broadway and5th-av.
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Rernirances-Parages. -
BOWMAN. GRINNELL * Co, No IS
ID Sor,b.t Yeuyorl sole and only authorized Agents
for the SNALLOW-TAlL LINZ oil faChEI ohi ;.
LIvERFooL fsCkETs sail 9Th LONDON raSst'e st4 every
and Slst If every mouth atrIhsts AhuiSoay'
LIVERPOOL LoNpoNip,
STW WoPID CORNELIUS GRlNNBLL,
CirFrN or TijF WEST INDEPENDENCE,
SoEST ANTINF AMERICAN CONGRESS,
,TRFpT; G.TTATIS PRINCE ALBERT
AStEI RToN YORKTOWN,
AMI RICAN UNION, 'PAIhlCh hf-N TN -.
,Ia -, ont nv auy OF the above magnificent an 9,
ILL.,. f - = -, Nes-r. BOWMAN GRISSELL Co.
are the orlv AGENTS fcI the above shpe 10 TINS ciy
Thev ,i.o ,srr Drsfs from Z AID upward, wheh are
b,,,.;r - 'e-' BOWMAN, GRINNELL 4 Co.
NJ g souih-st \ Y and Regent s-roAd. Liverpool
LYsrroc Packets leave Newfork TN and -''' u e'''
rorfh. - v, - .i,a-,..a Tins
dsy kor passage apply Is above.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Trains leave pier foot Of Dusne-st. a. follows:
Express TRAIN al An for Dunsirs, connecting with
fstcass steamboats, for Cleveland sendnssy Toledo aud
Monroe, AID railroads TO Cincinnati aud Chicago.
M,u TRAM Al s A. VI. cor a stations.
WAY TRAIN az ) "a PM, viz Piermont, for Delaware.
EIGHT EXPRESS TRAM a. PM. tor pannrs, connect
ing with rstas steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRaHr TRns at + NJ VIA Piermont
CHAS MINOT. Superintendent
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Cotton, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD

Nk FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, &c. &c.-f. COTTON will
cell on WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is at ia o'clock a. the Ac-
ton Rooms No. 80 Beokmen ST. aud NO. 81 Annst the
LARGEST ftock of Cabinet and Household Furniture That has
teen of re- this season Ii will comprise, IN part Rose,
wood and Mahogany Sofas and Tte- tes Rosewood and
Mahogany French Bedsteads Book cases, Wardro6es,
s,erstores MAHOGANY Extension Tables, Marbetop Cen
ter Side and Caro Table, Ladies Work Tables Marble
top Washsands DivGIs Ottomans, Dressing aud RAN bl-
,eaus bedroom Furniture in suites Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths FreIch Plate Mirrors all Kinds
of 0sce Desks Hair Mattresses aud twenty pairs OF fal
bsck walnut aud cur maple Cottage, Office and Boston
Rocking Chaiis-Gn III good order -
all in want of good Household Furniture Catalogues ready
early ON "Wednesday mornne when the goods can De eS-
h,nip,d No postppnement on any account
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUABLE
IL InIs ON Ie,incfnn I'd and 3days; sd 3ith, 35h

LOTS. on Lexington, I'd and 3d-ays; I'D, oith, Join
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Public Auction on
TIL RSDAN Dee IL, 1885,, at II O'clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange the following described property VIZ
sFCoNp-Av.-FouI LOIS the westerly SIDE oil "a,
nv conmcncirg On the southwest corner OF 3th ST. and
co-ev each u feet 81 inches by " feet IN depth -
THIRTY FoIRIH,sT.Twelye Lots on the southeriy sus
of Sithst redatey in the OF the last deeEoed
lois each ~ feet in width byg8 feet inches N deptn
THlRpAv-Fiye Lots on the westerly side OF SdaD,,
chg on the southwest OF 3Sthst each ~
feet in width by 90 feet IA dcJth I'll, -,
TuRTy.fIcnTH-sT-- Lots on the southeriy sac
of SSth st. immediately in the rear OF the last described
lots ,ach = feet in width by % feet inches IN depth
IrxINc1oN.Av.--Th Three Lots the westerly side OF
ugonaV, commencing on the sonth-west corner VI
S6t&st each a feet 81 inches IN width by ioO eet III
One ot on the westerly side Of LoXngonav ~ feet y
inches porhtry from 5hst beng p feet st inches III
woth W To- fcetin depth -, l., IL, r.
THKTy.FiFlH.sr-Eieht Lots on tho noTthetiy sue OF
ss,t con,cpcing Is feet esstcIly from LeXnetonav,
~cb u fct al riches in width By IS feet inches IN
Lots on tie sou,herly SIDE of S':h st oommene-
ms ls5 feet east Of lcNngtonaN eGsh irvt A. "0uS
in width by % feet Inches IN dcpth. -, r
TuIRTl.SECONu-sI.lwO Lots on Inc sohthetH s'"V "a
scS cuucucins $50 feet westerly loon 9Ih-SN e"cl
IS f,rt IN width ~ % feet inches IN depth ,,
Tens. III bDNC described VIII Dc s".1 un"'i INV -,
restrico. "a 10 general uulucts len per stn o' 10
mo- ev AID the auc;iouccg's fees OF $40 10: eacl
t ,o It uaid On the dsy OF sale 81 per cent on the Wh
Say of rnrorv no ~ when the deeds w D. readN io o
b,c,x he Ia trce 60 per cont, can remain on ooIa sI
not.Kre for enc OF thr,e yea!s. Al per cent 'eiv
n No seanauay Purchases 10 pay Tor dis"ii's aiu
n cor6 mortgages Maps can be Lad al ne oHice q TIC
nreliop,cr No Wallet, conner OF Newest
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

~ YORK CITY RAILROAD-EStcnslon OF The Six
Foo, Teck 10 Buffalo ~ his road extending from Buffalo
TO HorL.lsye the New ork ana Ere Railroad, Is now
cor pet and in full operation, forming IN connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
tween New-iork City ard Buffalo II IS OF tire sxtoot
guoee and built the most substantial manner and the
greater portion oft having been operation soue months
II s utry tree rom the roushness usual roads
Fare from Newly ork TO Buffalo. ............S7 %
Through tickets and baggage checks cen be procured NJ
the DEPOT OF the Newl ork and Enc Railroad, foot OF
Dutne-st.. Ny.
The times for eavng Newly ork may be learned by refer
erce 20 the advertisements of the New OK and Enc Rail
road The trains VIII leave Hornesvlc for Buffalo on the
arrival OF the Fric Railroad trans-Butac, Nov ~ l8o,
J. O. HONT Supt Buffalo and y. y. City II. r.
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NEW.YORK ana SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 70 SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
IsTHMUS.-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM. 2.coo tuns. w: A. Mills. Commander, VIII leave
New York, froIn pier No 8 y. River, for ASPiNWALL,
Navy Bay on WI DNESDAY Jan. 5 at 3 o'clock P NJ,
pTtosey connecting at Panamt sth the pew double
Dunn Con mader which steamshT leaves Panama on the
arrival Of the passengers BY the UNCLE SAM for San
Francisco stopping only at Acapulco for supplies
These vessels IN accommodations ventilation speed and
safety unsurpassed An experienced physician is At
tached to each Steamer
Psssngers will be- landed the wharf Aspinwal and
lake the Panama Railroad.
RATES o. FARE THROUGH.
Sfefragf
Passengers cautioned that tie tickets Tor tins Inc
are sold only ~ No % Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS 4 Co, General Agen.s
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r IFE TNsJrRANcE-Nat;oral Loan Fund

7 IFE INSUR4NCE-Nat Loan Fund
IL Life Assurance socety Of Lo7tol General Agent,
Offce, No. Grendst Jersey City. The above Company
cont effect insurance the hvs Of prsons resi-
dent IN the Uni-r States ami California and other
eel hszrrd fair re,rs Of premium Fo- terms oi,1k
forms, &c, Apply as shove, 70
J. LEANpER STARR, General Asent
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
IVA CAPlTAL-The Repablic Fire Insurance Company
OF lie City OF SewYork-Insurance Buinzs No " Wall
st. corner OF Wiiiznist
The Chatter OF hs Company requires th.r fourfths Of
is profts LATER paying cent; per s1rl 70 re
5tockbo.dsrsl to be dIyied with the loey holders
ROBERT $. HONE President
D r. CURRY, Secretary.
~ BCopies II the Charter Of this Company may be oh
tanned Oh application az the Office.
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NEW.LERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct.-U. s. MAIL
EMPRESS LINEs-Through in q honrs-New,Jersey
Railroad vie Jersey City, leaving New.York at and
A. NJ ard 81 T. NJ, from foo; of Courtlandtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot OF Walnut 81 Fare reduced
Z. & for first class and q - for secondclass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
rough sold the above lines aud through baggage
CARED in the = 81 lines from New York, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage the ferry 10 min
utss before the trains leave