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would be hard to bear the pain Of having hnger
chopped of, or a tooth extracted evory day put
some persons are doomtdt TO more intense suffering
than this through their whole lives. But pam Is
necessary as lesson Of prudence. III II we're no1
for the ministry of this agent which usiers lss
preventive voice. the body would often receive faai
n jures. The Woodlands az, the carpenters saw,
the farmers harrow, would tear and laceraIe our
flesh and in the end destroy our lives, II we CID not
Teceiye the friendly warnings Of pain. Ii acts on
the surface, for the deeper cut, tue less IS tae
pain. and thus prevents those LESSONS and bruises
which would be destructive of life.
2. HEREDITARY Evil. This grows ont OF the gen.
era la OF hereditary descent of qualities, which Is
1T the foundation OF the differences IN national char
acter. The Ffenohman exhibits the same trails
which conspicuous IN a long line OF ancestors
We cue ut not 10 object TO the consequences OF
benefceIt law.
DEATH. He had no stronger convictions, SAID
DR.. D., than those relating 10 the benedcence OF
this appointment. il vas the subject OF all esneis
which had been shroudcd in the gloom OF supersn-
ton but IN reality, 1t was among the strongest
evidences OF the benlgnity OF the Creator
The lecturer then went into adiscusSlon OF CERTAIN
evils, 80 exhibited IN history, namely, poythelsn
despotism, war, and the prevalence OF error. none
OF theEe were go bal as they seemed Tsey nave
ali been of service at the tune OF their existence.
They should not be lnexoraoiy concemneu- Even
the worship OF beasts had It's interesting oeantuui
and salutary features. We wonder attne Egypiths
VITO paid homage to the crocodile and the car Du'
the animals without speech, in their mysterous ef
isience, express something OF the lie OF nature.
cannot, said DIR ID see olacx cat s'eallng paas Ia
The twilight without supersttious shudder a1o
no coubt the cid acorers OF animals were Constantly
Impressed with similar emotion. Despousm mas
It's horrors but it may teach some useful lessons IN
tn dey of clamOr for equal rights. 80 too 0, wal;
He would not say with Cousin that every battle had
Ie bit SIDE and that side always trIumphed out war
had certainly contributed to the intercourse OF ma
lions, and thus advanced the progress OF humanity.
Tie next lecture Will close the course on Human
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- CUeROGATE'S COURT, hsll

n, the County Of New. fort, q tAe Ssns-
5,t ~ ia The City Of Nswyo on the twssgS ~
e. eH J srytwe Present Alexander W. Brs1fera; 80.
,,sas In the matter Of the .ggss;o1 e
g. s.Ssr and ding due proof, by ~hdavt 81 ~ ssrsS
q az order r:q1Iss BENJAMIN N.,h,s sd.A
and Marian Jcdsh, the e - shs esy, sad .asv
Why they should .Ss Be- s;S S.s:s.sG r s:s.s
e shs ssa .nase Gauss beer 80. ID u sss s.tsss
ia ordered s1,i =. 'ss::s..ss .psss so. z:
g he sd s: IN cos.; q e s e:
e, :: ~ 18th s.y
oesc. 2 ss should gwen 70 s.s SAD ass
s:se.: % i. dsSsass S .Ss b sal.
a.. s.s 81 ~ ~, :, Is asSi W. seussss.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

Of the Sity 81 New Yorf relative e the OeEN-
ING OF ONE HUNDRED AND fWESTY-tOVkrn
al New-Yok Public notice hereby given by he Mayes
Aldermen and Commonaly Of the City Of New !et Pr.
A, the Mayor Aldermen and Cammonslsy Of ths CIy
New Yark intend to make application TO the 5sse
Conf If the Stale Of New York, at SPECIAL fsrn -
ssd Court 20 be he'd a. the City Hal Of ths Cry on
York 90 So rrcay the 2lst day Of Feeruary iss, -
counsel can he heard for the appoinsnsptd Cc,x -
ss Of estimate aud sasssInsnt in the ABOVE
Ter: that tie ncteTe sud extent Of the
Intended IL the opening of 7tth-st from as "a 1T
Rosd q the sth in the City Of New y, ,,rses u =
a., NJ ~. e9sisfsre Of the people o. sovohinr
Ysrs ed Act relative 70 n The Cy q New
Re islns o., g. ssypS.ea pss.sd April ieWys'se
few-YOfk, Jan e. ltss C,s.ssi to the Corperstsa-
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u A ardamus, it is stated, has been

EF A mar damus, il is stated, has been
served upon the Canal Board at the instance Of one
of the ssu bic6ers directing the Board to ap
prove OF snnul his contract, or show cause why
pelemptory msndamus should not issue, compe lIlng
acton by the Board, one way OF the other The Wit
was issued by Justice CADY OF the Fourth DisNlc',
and is returnable before him. Attorney Genera
CHArFIEID is to appear on behalf of the State ON
Gers This proce edins brings up TIE question Oh .ne
existence ana extent OF the power OF the Board over
the contracts distinctly for adjudication This ques
top will be recollected, the Canal Bosrd reqaes'
I'D the Legislature TO bring before the Court OF APP
neals bv law The adverse report OF the Jldicl NJ
Committee of the Senate was promptly affirmed oy
that tody 1t now comes up in due course. by sns
acton Of party to a contract, and is In Poaaoh
10 be udicially determined. ALBANY Argus
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW ROUTE from NEW-Y 10
s.hs p,s,s Of "a. iii ca%.sse: rua
contemplated Capt aSsry and NoS~sK Railroad.
iareInrrr AZ South Nerwalk. On MoNpxxi wvrnSFs
leaving Norwak Bridge every hONDAi'
E.,urnr viii leave the wsst SIDE PECK Up E n''''
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ard Al rsu..a.sbic ,srus
.no promptly attended to by AsssI Al sasIxTna 4
route ToT passase freight .Ppy 20 20 Ssssd
WEBB No ils Souih IT.. orshs captain % S. .r-
Due notice III be given Of tho hours 81 'seS"s ,nx
New.Yosk Feb. II, tes3
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COURr-Is tho matter i.


~ The spe,osto. sit Naycr, Alderman and Co...
atty Of ths City Of New York, relative 10 ths OPENING
e. S,. Z =. cs Pen ' r: !. q: &c.
nssiOssn Of Esmats and Assessment in the above snts
nea ns,ssr dsy $3.50 aed By aruls cftse supsns ces
the OF people Of the Stats .fNs~ York
sewers. isw. rs.sps S, 20 ~. or,
!nts cAs Aet passed April o. ist. passed A,r -. eo:
Conns-oncrs TIE above msit.r cantsn,rs tie ssrS
ofhe owners OF the css assessed, the nsEbeu Of sscA
geihsr viii sucA mass and the amcsst OF ss.ssm.s1
~sethsr for damage .! esasa; ADD slss all tAs
Ia he street Con mscssrs Odics the CITY ss1 tsssu
ssn; thsrs to remain fer At lsas nI days before D.
Comm ssiensrs make heir report 70 the sait sswsns
requirements Of he sc entitled An Act 70 Ass
and rae. il TIE CIV sss Ceuny ssd .r esAsr
purposes passed May "a 1899 passed Msy issi to The
improved o. apnprov.d lands Affected ID ,sby thsi they
have peed their Est mate and Asscsnsui and that al
psisoss " rose in'sIess are snsc.s "a mercy, ~
.e.ss = %uS 1s s's s MOSES M%YSasD IL
$ sandsort ESQ. No IS BTosSwsy in IN. CT Of New:
YORK vthn thirty days from the date Of this nsses Al
that 10 .sy All The los. piece. Or parcel. 81 land %:
CITY Of New York, t.scnbsd and bounded folsvste
Of llth-ay.; on tbs north. By the llHs 1 the osasH
u buS OtOCA sobNtoh 9ist-st ana AG -
south By the e Of the center Of the block between sis
Ct and 18th And also all the los pieces psrcss a
land situate. Yne and being sad CITY. deer rhsd al
bounded follows to wit On tbs BY tbs westerly
ss sde Of iithsv hs 90 by tAs sasterly lins
the Hudson River; the north. by tbs lns Of the
center Of the block between sistr and ,,d,st ~
the south, by the line Of the center Of the esek
between ,st g. ard 5oth-st. AIa the sad Couals-
sloners further give notice, that thsu report N IL
above entitled matter will be made and to IL
Supreme Court Of the State OF New Yerk. at spsssal
Term of the said Court TO be held At the City Hall Of The
of
1889, 81 the opening Of the Court that day, 500
thereafter Counsel be heard aud that thss md
there motion will be made bat said Report be esafel
D1tsa New York. Jan. g. 1854
MOSES MAYNARD. JR.
JAMES 8. SANFORD, }Csmmiss.s1sr.
WILLIAM g. GREGORY.)
RgNRY DAVIES Attorney. iI3 tM0
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feaal Notices.

NOTICE of INTENTION 10 rOkM
" "a INSURANCE COMPANY -Caeisl. s.o'uOs,
a s.d mt loco shares OF so each -rsIy per cent
81 osS up seventy per CIR, in notes 70 remain IN sns
~ ~ he Coplpsny The HndeEs sned herepy give
r., 20 e IItir iLtenu to farm an Insurance Con-
na.y 20 be loca'ed u ths CITY 81 New t9s rfpv
INSURANCE. COMPANY" for the purpose OF msEls =.
snrance on dwelling houses stores. rents, ana az xhss
Hfbuidmss and upon household furn ue msIcn andise
and other property against loss or damage oy s aaa
10 the I'd subdivision Of the LIST section OF the acs III
fIr the llcOrpo alton Of lasu ancs Cenpanes pS' ~T
TO- IGf9.-Daied New York, February D. isoE
Gas wo.Shrp sinson D,.ner Morgan Nsrgszs.
l. j RAJ mond, Alpheus Banning. yohn z nu,as
Lhrsm Waksmsn, Casper Childs, $3.50 Rrsdg
Joki Bruce, solomon yessufuni 49, Hsszell
lawn CoIdit, Wm u Burton, yoIn . HAIL
lahl 4. Barnard, John 1eiots, CS.s w Hull,
Aimed Jopes John Sheppard L Ih e,rton IT.
Jcseth GIes, walter kseisI Thos r. Leslie.
Henry DsiCr, Charles hecps'' las Dynaldssu
ssmuel Hassen. John Mns' Henri CarhArs.
n.n,sI R.L,i. Robt McClsusns = p,.h.rA.
80 s.mm,s Julius A. Cssdee. Aeh o. HoA-
iva '--' TImothy II. esrgsra p,..,as.t.
-a.,,stsM q iNruThts'
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JAMES II. LovE.-Extract from letter

from PACIFIC CITY, Oregon, dated ,ss,
James n. Love, formerly pianist OF Nes- ~ or, :.
Cuy vbere his wife and child still supposed ~
rfsice was killed near Pacific City BY cutting saS
hnbs from the under side of large tree, walea t,ss
been feled, and thus dropping the ooay u VIZ ga
Isaylv stranger to me- and there Is no ons mere 40
1uainted with the residence Of hi: family, no. Ana
the papers or letters which have oeen so,H hv
snnlicsron TO me. administrator of his esss's' w"
receive al account Of his effects ~ u.vx
Signed, JUN
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OGDEN OGDEN EDwxRps. commi.sio..rs
GERARDUS CLARK,) 80.
HENRY Il. DAVIES. Atterney uNVu
CUpkEME COURT, late Supreme

SUPREME COURT, late Supreme
SCourt in Equi,y-La ate in Chancsry, before tbs ves
Chancellor Of the First Circuit )-Beplamn Nsorow sne
Phebs Dsbrow, his wife, and Samuel W. Debros ana ~.
rab Dsbrow. his wife against Courtney Hail. CeanSy
Hail. Executor Of the last will and testament Of hansee
cock wife OF Allen Peacock, Allen Peacoct Susan wsrss
wife of Abraham Warn Abraham Warn, and MARI brewas
wife Of joshua Brown, Joshua Brown HcnV N Dusr,ws
Eliza l.. Woods. John D Disosow. Ellen Dserow IL
"a Ann Disbrow and Mary d sbfow nes bMt~
and Mary Barker mis- wife, eamuslW D,sbrsw Irssssk =.
Dlsbrow, an infant, Ann Woods. Eliza ID Bows. WIZ
Jones and Dorsibsa NJ Jones' his vile Juua Ods Jun
William Johnston, James n Warn, Thomss WA
John ". Messenger and Margaet Messenger. ne wnes
William Patten and Catharlne " PAttea. hn VIE. Of
vile Dibsle and Ann III Dbels. his wife, Wuhaa =
Dewitt and Hannah Dewitt. his wife, Thons: wsra. wI-
Ian Langley, Oscar HIrI..n Langley and Msn Lss-
lisa Iangey infaals Thomas W. Let's. Charles Lett.
Alfred K Let's. Andrew Campbell aud May u, Gasp.
Am TAYLOR bis wife, late Sarah Ann Lord. Jssn Bsrna.
Margaret C. Burns. Horace Young and Cstaanae fosse.
his wife Augustus N Saith and Eliza c. Smith, hs VIZ
iilism L. Burns and Julia Buns. infants. nssnAet0
/. Lord. Henry Newton v.n sehnck Cn r..1ssss
Of judgments Of the Supreme Court, made in the 1870
cause sold under the direction OF the sssssneess
the Referee therein, by Anthony Bescke 70 49,
The Civ OF New York Saturday tbs third dag Of Ae
next AZ twelve O'Clock at noon ali those certain isss.
pcces or parcels Of land itsss lying ans psss see
City Of New York and now known shd osansu ~ -
and rhrty pine no. hundred and forty ltol -
hundred and forty Gan and one hundfss asa isiv
Two (ii7l Cherry street; and numoen Tour nuheres
twelve (il2 and four hundred and fourteen NH) Wss
"e''-''''D JOSEPH BOUGHfON, nsfsrss
J,ups MONCIfIP PlIs' Atty, 20 " all'st. III iewbse
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
Departure Of tho Eurapa.
Bosror. "Wednesday. Feb

Bosror, Wednesday, Feb. IS, lS52.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa Capt Lott
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool via Halifax, with
se's for the former port and for the latter
She taxes CD; s2o5 coo American goli.
Pdssssot,s Jor LreTo0l-Nss Smell. Messrs Fanshsvs
~ shei, New York Mr. GraJdsa. Mise Craydn, G..
Gro grove tnr and; M. NcvDahl. Ne~-Orle,ns
Nessrs mcGiuichs aud Adams. So jobs. N. B.; LIS
lie. ST. Jagc; besSrs Could ard MeNicsl, Csnlda; II.
JtgsT, FhiisdtlI hia, and fsr Hslifar
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Z. County.

DIscoNTNuED-Prospsct Mills. Lyconing Couay'
Penn Quinfeld Muscogse County, Ga; Brook CFoss'
ing st Crox County. Wis
NAMES CHANGED Mineral Sprisgs, Anderson County
& C-psms changed to williamson; Sumpisr, Anse-
lima County TeXas-lame changed to Harrinston,
Walnut Greek. Claiborne Parish La.-nane changed 10
Psyresviile. Line, Fulton County ky-HAme caangeo
~
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vHnky \ g q SSEsRHSS1oay. o'"n''''''''
HgNRY DAVIES Attorney. ils INN
COURT.--In the matter u

SUPREME CUURT.--ln the matter ~
~ the application Of the Mayor. Aldermen sad Cs~-
TENDING Of CANAL ST in the SAID city. in str.sAl
Of WALKER ST. sad city, on the SortSsry side 80 =
TO form street Of IS feet IN width to Rutgers ST. and TIE
ws and
Undersigned Comm,ssionsrs Of Estimate aAd Assessment
pc people sps 81 tie Stat: N Wy sns%
passed April 90 1882 and also the Act entitled "a. Ass =
YORK. asd for other purposes. passed sy H. psss:l
Of all houses and improved or unsprsvsd lands sssss1
thereby that they have completed their e.
innate and the above entitled matter AZ
that all persons affected hereby snA
.as ssSssa w &c
Esq the Chairman the said Commissioners. his housss
% D 20 N q: C Of Ss. i. s.
baced by the supplemental estimate and assessment are
:: 4 ssd Included sS tn. 10:
say hesnsn point on the :Ss'as,, ~: Of ID. R,
- s:sA
OF Division to the intersection Of the same With IL
ss s westerly dy sd. Of the Esss vsr
tSescs westerly along the me East Rive, S q g0 PIE H.
s q ass' us sss aoS S s...
as r and Pike and Re o
or parcel: o. land flontins On Waller IT, east e
the 70 s .ssssaaa ss and s
100 feet north and south of q. On s ' o. s =
the Bowery westerly line side Of Esss, iacls:
;'s A.s .sS a: H. si. Ne.
ss g. &c. i0i and iii orsnss Nos 1879 and la csatr.-
rss sn' wsss ssS
COMMISSIONER BENEFIT Map I,sta Lots Nos. 50; IA
W. nj Lots w. No: , e, and nd c;.. -
Nos and Mercers Lot Nc u Woos,es.:t Lss
syb st. And the said COMMISSIONER further give notice.
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

" TRAINS OF michigan southern ana Noftnerh H.
diana Railroads daily Sundays sXceptedl as follows
Leave Monroe aad Toledo At BIS A. ~ arrive at La
porte at 63oP. NJ: thence passeT gers 80 by stage on
Plank Road II miles to Michigan City thence by cars %
miles Ainsworth and by stage Il miles to Chicago Al
ter Feb. /, by cars through TO Chicago
Returning to Lap0rte same way-cars leave Laporte -
13e NJ, and arrive at Monroe and Toledo at AL M
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Sturgs WITH
Logsnspor La Fayete and Indianapolis at South Bend
and at other places the line with the principal towns
north and south. -,
Al Toledo this line connects at 545 p NJ or NJ with
the Lake Erie South Shore route stage and railroad 70
Csvs and thence BY railroad and stage to Erie thence
by railroad via Bunkrk to New York, or by stage from
Dunkirk Buffalo, and by cars after Feb. ].
The3 p NJ. train on the New York and Enc Mead, COR
meets with tbs Lake shore train =.
Passengers At Cleveland can take cars All me way 70
Ptbus h-thsnce by railroad and rs miles staging 70
Phiiadeiphia York. Baltimore and washins-
ton ~ r. WILLIAMS, oapsfmsonuvhs;.
Adrian, Jan. II, 1859, Ilsn
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Post-Omce Operations

Post-Oflce Operations
The Postmaster General has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending Febru-
aIY Ia 1870
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-

i 1 irsten for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NV, BED.
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers COMMODOhE
and MASSACHUSETTS, Of this line. now ran Isgaary
Is beTetofsrs, alternately leaving Pier NO MOTH M,e
6,t wharfabovs Battery place. daily Sundays excepted
I3e p M The Eastern Steamboat Mail u now trs0s
ported BY this route az formerly. ,.,..
> VI ~ ~ 80 y. II ths bosts 6u
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL EEW-YORK 70 ALBANY sal TROY wntsr
nsl i:r:s:s .e.,s: raa = soiisw:: ' '' VII"
c. Lave Esw-Yorl gong NsrtA. sea q: eass asa
e iSa sa-s y X iai or p..::sss !! P:.s:
sil .ns al inter mediate stations AT sAM NAL fran
ssr& q si ,,s. On sI ssas 8 I'm Tor .,s and
.ioash freight only, (,,aTas froe fist al ASH n,
sS.s I rS H. :sssis s..
and an, su1son An psenssrs and rssht to Pseis
sc 70 PsskskIil only; noppns Al wey stations Ats
IN d ns5 ra ,sI Alss1s and Trey ..SpD1s Psss.
and all stations north Of thar place on signal Al SPM
or fses A. sspsis stopping At all way satens M
9ens south ss,s roy Essia. s.s;i SO All i
- d.. .9d ls~ Pm Ls.ys AlSany At s. An. fsI
Ga TN loI Ne! YORK, .soppa. '.9' a. aa
-hers there are are nail.s be and delivered Al
AN EIprss: r,.in for N...ysrt, stopping oily aad-
PM passenger. 70 NsrYsfs i .sop pss.s r.
,iaicrs signal. ~ siP.s., Grow KS 1sm5J
L,,yv peushi.epr. 10. Ns~-Yot 81 aA NJ. stop
pine Al ~ ,tatis n
for Sr .td, r ,Ss v.,sso, ID
gers and freight to New York stopping
Al H.. passengers te Newysrk stopping Al waysta
Taesrs5. rte!"e..: Icssti s;tsEs ss;s,1s ;hs Car,
DSON RIVER RAILROAD
y FREIGHT ARRANGEMEN Decenbsr IS, 1851
:evs 5. Css.-s Freight House Frsishi arriving ffsn
The North and West will be ualosded and delivered at the
lsh 81. Station Westst, and allowance Of
tun viii be made for carriage property sopsgred
or south Of Canal st. Live stock. Hay. So viii Be
eeived ard delivered oulv st 3tst-st.
dl1 II ROBERT HIGHAM, SURE Mn ndent,
n EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
y Trains leave as follows (Sundays sxeeptsd) from
pisl foot Of Duans-st.:
alAu TRAIN AT A. N. for DunkiIk and all StatioEr.
NRwBUReK EXPRESS TRAIN st4 p. NJ.
TLy TRAIN, attP. n, FOR Sufsrss, oxford aud inter
. late Stations.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN at ?. III for Dunkirk CON
ns with the Dunbrk and State Line and Erie ard
18th east Railroads, for Ere, Pa
Ne~-Ycrt Dec - ie5f dMu
PENNSYLVANIA RIA LROA D.
y WINTER ARRANGEMENT. between Philadelphia
Pittshurg through in TWENTY -FOUR HoURs.-On and
Dec TO- Passengers viii be carried By the Psnnsylys
Ii l-oad Company, between Philadelphia and Pitts
bvlg twenty four Hours, with only 20 noe Of Staging
Q SrcsleBt Turnpike. Fare Sill.
Its he shortest and best route between the Great
est snd the Atlantic Cities and the accommodations
y respects OF the hghest character rhe Express.
Throrzh Train lin "a hous, leaves the Depot Market,
Of Broad every evening at 81 o'clock The Morn
ing Way Train leaves the place at O'Clock. NJ.
By this line Passengers will be carried through IN "a hours,
with coed nights rest at Holhdaysburg.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster Harrisburg,
Lowistown HUNTINGTON, yohns.own, &C, crossing he
Mountains By day light. -PAiladspha, Dec lSi
die 3m Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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NEW YORK and NEW-HA Az EN-

RAILROAD.-WINTEk AhhANoLMAssa =, =. - :;
/ i85i-Trains out Of New York leave near corner q
Canal st. and Broadway. .,a
n 20 A. M and sP. h. The llss A. d runs IN con
aection With Train from New haven ss p ,,''' anu
'TTeRSss TRIIss for New-Hzven Hartford, Sprlnsneld
fConnscticut River and Vermont Railroads, to Ofoens
Anrsb and Montreal) Boston and Worcester al A. m,
nos Al stanford and Bridssport) and r NJ, 'eps A.
sta pford Norw ak aad Bridgeport time about noun
10 Boston The A. n coanecs with the houSalonic az
Srnx3tuck Railroads at Sndgeport and Canal halisee
~ Ssv-Hayen. The o'clock p. NJ with NausA'uek
Rsiiroad 1t Bridgeport. .n.x .ssl
sPRcIAL TRAIXs for Port Chester, At SO A. D. saoT
p 81 SOP at Mount Vernon AID felhanvniS ,.oz.
TRAINS INTO Acknowledgements 1A az ~
sew Nays. At $50, 7, and 9S A. NJ, and so r. "a;
Tae Is A ID. receives PssseHsers non spnhsnd tros
H. rtfard xzd Canal Railroad II ew.h@sea, nhn LIS.
N,r~rtvei Railroad At bridgeport The t~ r; 81. ~
oeyss Passengers from Hartford and Springheo $500 T
YpsTss n ANS leave New Haven on 2rfiTai 81 LIlls
-, Bos.op AT Is and IS NJ ls;cppng a,
rusik aos Stanford } leaving Boston al A. n a
lg L. ~. cA...x a,s.o NJ xat
see srse bill C. advertise A. tas s1st s A'
- sciral HS.els "AO '" s,nsr,s.rdeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
RAILROAD.-NEW

I YORK and PHILADELPHIA dlfect-U. 8. d AIIs
and EXPRESS LINES-Thiough IN a Mountaineering
sew Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York ats
foot of Courtlsadt st; A. NJ. and p. M. Lbertyst.
Leaves Philadelphia same hours from foot Of Walnut
Fare reduced for first class and 50 50 for second ssss
BAITIMORE WARRINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold the above lines and through bag
rage carried in the P. III. line from Esw-York, WITH
through conductors. aNu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
rAIr RIVER The splendid and superior dsansr
EXPIRE STATE and fE0F MAINE l'sv' .. ,tsr
nt,srx AZ iP Eor Trsight apply board or a. tas
sTes .. pisr No. g. TISDALE b BORDEN.
'n ,s 'A Aesnss Nos 70 and II Wsst-d,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

y y FREIGHT ENHANCEMENT, Deceabsr IS, 1881.
FIsistt ard misrsnts going North and West will Do
seved Csnal-ft Freight House Freight arriving from
The North and West will be ualosded and delivered the
~ ST. Station West-st, and allowance Of 80 cents
per su1 will be made for carriage property
or soGth Of Canal ST. Live stock. Hay, 60 wiz be
eeived ard delivered onlv At 3tst-st.
III Y RORERT HIGHAM. Snre ardsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
JIJNr for pHJI ADEIPHIA, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
from psr No North River foot Of Battery place: BY
steamboat JOHN POTTER daily lSurdays srcep!edl AZ
81 Gmxrsnt line at 81 p. n. Fare 81 8, roo .~.,,
AS biLoo, Ass1'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
Il RAILROAD-SrECIALN OTiGE,-Ustn f sr
6epcs will be detak cd at Worcester until 81 sclock,
uecesssry, to connect with the EXPRESS Tram which
leaves New York at 9 O'Clock A. NJ of the same day.
This will insure q connection. unless the Express Tran
sStf " ISAAC H sOUrHwICK. supt.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-08

Ssg- The Forrest Divorce Case is max
ing some queer Developments in preference
to the free and easy intercourse of certain
leaders of the ton in New York. With
these gentry it is compliment for gen.
tlemen to kiss the wife of his friend when
he makes an afternoon call, and she, by
way of returning the compliment, locks
him up in the garret for three days. An
other interesting custom is to honor an
absent friends house by an assemblage
of dozen, male and female acqnain-
tances at an evening champagne party,
and after drinking until chairs and divaus
will no longer hold them, to take a prom
iscuous snooze till morning on the parlor
carpet. N. p. Willis should write a
book descriptive of these scenes. 1t
would take better than "Letters from I'm
der a Bridge"