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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-11

bread and waler, and to FIVE days impri.
sonmeri, with The same fare on the
second This sentence will be more
effectual with this class Of rowdes than
any amount Of fines, which canno, be
collected, and to the paymen, Of which
no disgrace is attached, and assaults,
&c, are loo common in our county.
Judge Palmer presides with dignity
and urbaniiy, and discharges business
with great promptitude and correctness
Every where on his circuit his discharge
ofhis duties has received warm commen-
dalion and appIoval, and we are confident
that for ability, clearness, dispatch, and
general accep'abiliiy he will prove equal
TO any Judge heretofore on tho Bench in
this circuit. ipsF as
~ Report states tie burning Of the
Defiance Exchange, las. Monday, kept
by C.L. Noble,in Defiance. How the FIRE
otigin ated or the extent Of the loss we
have not heard. la sa' e sii iT
OF We insert life Of Judge GEo.
B. WAY, evidently wri,ton by H. L.
Hosmer, Of the Toledo Blade, as il may
interest those who knew the Judge to
read wha. his friends relate Of his bio
graphy. We think Hosmer's attempts on
the lives of bis friends not very happily
conceived, and that he is anything but a
skilfal biographcr. However, we are
satisfied with small favors for our Wing
friends, aud awiih honest Sancho, bid God
bless tho giver, nor look The gift horse in
the mouth" e5G6s1~ 1882 y
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-11

gifted noble-hearted man hopelessly
wrecked by single act performed while
in state Of unconquerable frenzed
madness, produced BY the Intoxicating
cup."--Sandusky Mirror.
~ t-A-- 81 ~ IL
GEoReEY.- Georgey, who bears the
odium Of having betrayed his country,
and whose name, in consequence has
been execraied throughout Europe and
America. is engaged in preparing book
for the purpose Of setting forth his acts
during the Hungarian revolution. = II is
but common justice that he shonld bs
heard in his own defence. The follow
ing extract from Braces Hungary, shows
the estimation in which he is held among
his counIrymen. The incident Of his
contributing promptly to the relief of tho
poor soldiers, shows either remorse, or q
better heart than le is supposed TO pos.
sess, Men are not all bad: 2
"To say that he is hated in Hungary, is
TO express teebly the, feelings toward
him. The concentrated bitterness of
The people, irodden into the very ground
by The opprcssor, IS poured forth on the
man to whom they entrusted all, and
who betrayed ihem." 7et' - e
~ give one instance, in an occurrence
which happened this spring, in Klagen-
furt. Two Honreds-common soldiers
were returning from the regiment in
Italy, in which they had been drafted, TO
their homes, ON fuhough. They had
just pay enough to be able to reach
Klagenfurt, and there, were uttetly ata
lass what to do-in strange town,
stripped Of everything, and without any
means Of raisng money. Though i.
sorely offended their Hungarian pride,
they at last resolved 10 beg. One said
that he could not begin: and the other
offered TO commence, by trying in cof-
fec-louse, near by" ''t7
"The very first gentleman whom he
asked, gave lin several zDanzigers.-
Surprised at such oveIflowhg generosity,
he went out and told him to 90 in and
try, for If he had as good aluck their
begging would be at an end. The other
went IN, and C anne out soon, joyfnlly,
with his s,canSigers. 'Fhey were coun-
ting their gains, when Kellaer, (waiier),
happening 80 step out, asked them il
they knew who il was who had been SO
generous to them? "No," they said,
"wo do not" "That is Ceorgcy, the
Hungarian General" g. la
"Both the soldiers rose up without
saying word, strobe into the coffee
house, dashed the money on the tablo
before Georgey, "Scoundrel! rather die
Of hunger than take a kteutzer from
you!" and then left the. coffee house.
The affiir, however, was soon noised
about id the hotel, and handsome
purse was made up for the two beggared
soldiers, with which they safely reached
Hungary, when they told the occurrence.
Ii shows well what even the poores.
Hungarian feels" vi f3.taa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-11
From the Ohio Statesman.
Raltimsre Democratic Convention.

I.is nov nearly three O'Clock post meri.
dian ofthe third day since the assemblage
o: this important delegation Of far more
than one half the voters of the United
States, and the telegraph brings US no
,idlngs indicating a very speedy nomina.
ton. The whole country seem to be a.
q pauso in all its aifairs. The press and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
COURT.-In the matter Of

~ tha apuication OF the MAYOR, Alusfns. - NS
mosaIsy Of he City Of NsvYo.f relative 70 sas 0sfn-
INC n ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.tOUeln I'M
n from he Old Church Rad the sth sv, q ne Cy
81 EswYor Public notice ssrcsy sysS y sss 1 sss
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the Cay o. aev ~
ss.d the Mayor Aldermen and ComneAsity q shs Cny
Nsw-Ysrk intend 70 msfe Application 20 ~ .gc -.
aid Court 70 be held at the Cy Hall Of the Csy 49,
York on Saturday,. the alst oay n Fssrusy ~ ~
council can be heard for the sppeinsmsasd -
srs Of estimate ana assessment in the sps SsrsSy
Intended = the opening of l2<th g from ses ~ -
Road " the 9Th Az in the City d New Al -
act ef the Lexsaturs Of the people Of the ssncSss
YORK entitled An Ae. rsasls. . n - cnl New
Ycri. md for or other puyps.ss sss;ssSs x1r bHviIs
New-YoIk. Jan a. is's Csssssi 70 sks CNpssfisa-
"a tV1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

NEW ROUTE from NETWORK to
lNNORWALK ard DANBURY The new and last
sal ing can or PACIFIC. INSTEAD of the Danbury as
contempla,ed) Capt r. w. Fowler, will commence run
to- ching at South Norwalk, en- MONDAY. March !,
leaving Noswalk Bridge every MONDAY, WEDSES-
DAY apd FRIDAY
Returning will leave the west side Peck Slip East RIVER
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Passage 37l cents Freight taken reasonable terms
and promptly attended to BY Agents at each cad OF the
route For passage freight apply to SAXTON
WEBB No lie South st., or the Captain on board.
Due notice will be gwen Of the hours OF leaving
New.York Feb. IS, 1852 l3fU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
. = cURR0CATE'S COURT, held

a !. and for the County q New. foI, sns s.y
ssfs i.rnsrv In the rear thsesan1 elys1 ~
red az 9y Alexander ss.1ssss 49,
rcss,S, - rssi crate 81 SAMUEL NJ JUDAH. esosees
en- rssSns and nr dus proof By sdass, q - ~
AZ an order requiring Benjamin Nathan, n ys1sh
Ssseased 20 appear in this Cosr On tss iSsss
should - be r:9 2ssssss2 sS s sinsss
srdno cause hssisx bsen snv~n ~ sststs
. ordered ia. a.. :. Ss ss:sessssd ses.r before g
e. ,ns .s,a .ssSs cosnty X e as -
City New Iosn o. n thsf Iay tnsn and thsre . show
oslsc. 's ssSsy shoaiS nos y gwen . the :sd Asn-
itssten 70 ~. Jvdah deceased ~ shall b. ssf
ssi '.s q e sss =, i ssS BRADFORD ssussss
a9iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
VNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
4 UNITED STATES MAIL srEAME 3S.-phe ships

CON posing this line ara the following
ATLANTIC. Capt West, PACIFIC. Csot Nye.
ARCTIC, CAPT. Luce. BALTIC Cap, Comstock.
ApBIATIC. Capt. Grafton
These ships have been bull bV contract expressly for
Government service Every has been taken in their
con struc as also in their ENGINES insure strength
and yeed and their atoms for passengers
uneqnaed for elegance and comfort Price II passage from
to Liverpool liz rst-cass cabn $40; second
do SO exclusive Of extra stae-rooms $500 from
Liverpool New Yorb $50 and $50 An experienced sur
econ attached to each ship No berth secured
ppOpOCEn lATES OF SAILING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
SuPREME COURT. late Supreme

SUPREME COURT, late Supreme
OCopr in EqaitytLsts in Chancery. before the we.
Chancellor Of she First circuit -BenlamM Dnefo~ eno
Phebs Disbgow, his wife, and samua D.D.s and "a
rab Disbrow. his wife against Courtney man, C0enseI
Han Executor o.hs ms. vi, ard .s.,.%',s q H,i pa.
cock wife Of Allen Peacock. Alien Pescoct Susan ws'
wife of Abraham Warn, Abraham arm, and MHs bfown'
wife Of Joshua Brow Joshua Brows. Heay ~ D@gfgw,
Eliza L. Woods John q plssTow. Ellen DisDIow, Eish
"a Am III brow and Mao sbfo yA9ee bInss
and Msry Barker mis- wife, samuel ". Dsbrew FrsasnL.
Dubrow an infant, Ann Woods. Eliza .; Bewn, william
Jones and Dorethss ~ yoles his wife yana Od'gn yens
Oelum AdnsisIssii Of Is,mss D. q 2ans. ws,s
lam Ms,senser and hfargnse' Messenger, hie wife,
william Psrten and Csthane Pat,es his wife, Or
vile Dibole and ANA M Dbele his wife Wiuiaa y
Morgan John Jewel aad EiIxsbe level his wie, 900
lam Langley, Oscar Hsrn.,n Langley nd Mgia Lou
lisa Lansley infants Thomas " Lstts C.stles Lsss'
Alfred r Lstts Andrew CAmpbeh ana May r. Camp.
hall his WIFE James H. Let's Tnomas Taylor AID eafeh
Ann Taylor, his wife, late Sarah Ann Leia yohs sures'
b,s VIE Augustus Smith aad Eliza G. Smith, be wife,
william l. burns aAd Jalia o Burss nfsass, nsMaalsI
L. Lord and Henry Newton Vso schalch.-in AsssnAAce
II udxms az of the Supreme Court, made ~ the 1919
cause Will be iold under the direction OF the snsecnoe
The Referee therein Anisssy Bs:ss 10 sv !.
the Cay Of New York on Setordy tns tnifd ~ ~
merit ii one O'Clock the Afternoon all those ceneas 80
pieces parcels Of land si g.is lying sno 800 -
nbers n rty t30 Hamilton street, pumpsm eas nnneIso
and thJty nine (is3 hundrsd and fosf{ ttto) one
hundred and fortyons t+D and one huaoNd asa iony.
wo ffl7) Cherry street; and numbers Tour honerss .na
~, dated Nsw-Yolk, February y, ias5
J.nrs MoycllRF Pills Atty, 20 Walkss. III iswH"se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
U7INTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Traps Of Michigan Southern and NoItnern IN
aianz Railroads run daily lSundsys sIcepted) n soo
Leave Monroe and Toledo al sIa A. IA I ~ go. ~
PAN Road 10 miles 20 Michigan City thence BY cars ~
miles 10 Ainsworth and By stage miles 10 Chcsso Al
ter FEB /, by cars through 20 Chicago. =,
Re,urnins 10 Laports same way-can cave LaHons
30 n and arrive at Monroe and Toledo Al 30 r. "a
T.iiv STAGES connect with Fcrs Wayne at Sturs Win
Ioeansport La Payets and Indianapolis az sontn Dsna
and At ether places the line with the prncps 'o"h'
A,rosdo this line connects at 5b M or -. W. -
the axe Erie South Shore route By sass ano
thsnce oy railroad and stage 10 Enc thenes
~ r,iiTosd VA Bunkrk 70 New York, or by 6sss H"n
pnskirk 10 Buffalo and by after FEB, l.
Ths5P. n. traiE On the New y OK al" n" "'
aects with the Lake shore Iaih - m IN. "a, IN
Passengers Cleveland can tass can "a. ssrns 70
rh,isdeinhia and New-York or Baltimore ana zsnss
tor =. -. r ilG Il
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-

II WRITER ARRANGEMENT, between Philadsiphis
"a p,-.hurS through in TWENTY FOUR HoURS-On aho
afsr Dec TO- passengers viii be carried By the Psnnn
a' psroaS compapy between PhlAdelphia and Pits
srr, in twenty four Hours, with only % miles OF SsasAs
over an excellent Turnpike Fare sii- ..r TIA Graz.
wast and the Atlantic Cities and the acccomm9datlone
are in All respects OF the highest character ne EIpsess
rsyno~h JTsin On "a houTs) leaves tbs Depot, Mzfhst
LIT 81 proad st. every evening at 81 o'clock The Mors-
ny; We, rain isaves the same place At o'clock, ~
By this lns, Passenger WI De Carried through ~ "''
The above Lines ,.ss through Ls,cssssr :si,s 4:
Ms-nssi,s b. dsy- bsh t-Philadspha, Dec m5l
nossAsih' !" "~' THOS MOORE,
"A. An, psunxvlvsni ia Railroad Company.
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Wfean 6tsamers, &E.

NOR LIVERPOOL. - United ose 1ss:
Mai s,,an,hip PACIFIC, Capt Err Ne, MysI nor
will dspa,t with the u s. Mails icl LIN from
lively on SATURDAY. FEB q, 18th secured TIL
nss I fsr For ssh or passage
mcaations for slesanes o. comfort eebv No IS WALL
tn. ,..am.Sp AfLxnTic WI s0cessd 'As MA N ~
ana sail Mach 8, 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Copartnersbip.

4 United PARTNERSHIP.-Notice
is hereby gwen that the vnders NED, according 70
the provisions of the Revised Statutes Of the STATE OF
YORK have formed limited partnership, ana tha' 1n'
name or firm under which srch partnership 70 pe con-
Quoted is FEkNER. McMILL AN ARTHUR; thaI nc
general If the business intended 10 pc
Grocery and Commission business ths the names ~ ne
general partners interested therein are DEAN
NER SOLOMON MCMILLAN. and JOHN b. An,
THUR and the OF the special partner
therein is OLIVER B. TWEEDY; and that ssa Dean n
Ftnper ard Solomon D. Nc MILAN and SAID Onver b
wsedy respectively reside in the City and stare OF New
York and thai said Arthur resides In Jersey Guy
IN the Count of Hudson the State Of NewJersey tba'
the amount Of capital which the SAID special partnr o
yer Tweedy, has contributed to the common STOCK,
twenty Thousand dollars and that said partnership 10
ON second day of in the year 1924
and is to terminate on second day Of February the
year 1851. New. York, Feb. asa ,n,
w. OLIVER B. TWEEDY,
DEAN K FENEER,
SOLOMON ID. MCMILLAN,
3t6y JOHN b. ARTHUR
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For freight or passage apply to
EDW'D X. COLLINS s. co. No Sc Wall s. f.Yoik.
BROWN, SHIPLEY& co Liverpool.
G. ROBERTS CO., No. - hng's Arms Yard,
L ndon.
JOHN AiuNROE& CO No. Rue No,re Dame des
VICTORIES Paris, or GEO II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners thsse ships will be account able fr gold
si.vsr buon specie ewey, precious stones or metals
unless bills of ladiDs sIgued therefor, ard the vane
fkei eof therein expressed. cs
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- WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

A.. t-urh q DANIEL DUicE, lately AZ
z ssrr,dsfsons uvsn the u g. Mall az Cclemeos,
yss'ss fund among her things the i'he ~ins
0i's 2rspTOTYPEs supposed to hare been takes from
~ c,s dsas Jenny Lsd case e.ss q Sss
Nsas ~ rsn, has the appearance 1T sandy com
sctes II kzlt On the front part OF his kesd and has
he lower part Of MS face has % boron Din
ssst ia his haEd; spp'ars 20 90 'hHty-fre OF io'y
,ssIs old. rn.s Nth .ls valve, ,i,t iusiSe
Ss p,c ure II gentleman With high forehead,
seo"b,d on top Of he head spd appears 10 be some
"a curly; age probably about fsIty
,ss az Gentlemen These asses and pictures coatan no
srrayiy BY VII ch they can he particularly Described
psvsora who have DagueTre 1types sent BY nais
,asps through this point may be abe to md taen sy az
rd,pg 20 this notice and requested, without deay,
a. ali n the Cu,umous Ohio Post Oss, or TO address
ne Nv l.'isr A. f. PERRY, p. NJ. Columbus u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
WSBURY, LONG
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.@.sNEEME,
vopv - puI1 AprIpHIA drset-U. = - Al

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA drsss-C Nv Jsr.
and ExfKfss LINEsoThIs.,ss : 9 Ss
ss,ss pbsdephs zane hour from sSCs 2, 49, ca.
Ysre reduced 8, sor srs Ssc a nd CHLRLEsTON
,,aa.a i,sSst. .oG n he sSevs lines. ,s1 shroasA
S.ss 1870 n the ?. y. line mon sT
through CONDUCTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
VA CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w HOUSE ard Ship Furnishing warerooms No
s5e Grand at New York where will be found c,mpete
Mt of the following articles Feathers hair moss
and husk also beds mattresses paasses Had cushions
nor int lock Joint cottage and trundle cots,
DC also splendid variety Of paper hangngs, borders &c
Mr. C. would call particular attention 10 his new style OF
hair ard spriIg mattresses. ". b odd beds and mat
Tres es renovated ard made over equal TO new, BY
w CRAWBUCK. No 358 Grands second
sflms donr east OF Essexst
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srvyvssAsr INSURANCE C,srAsY.)
NEw-YoRB. Feb. l2. 1917
TT CTsaN tor DIR EETt)RS

"A / an tLTfII ibN 'OI YIN C'D 49,
held thu cay, The following gentlemen "efs Os"'"
F,,ssn,h Ice willauC cscroft Gerard 6 uyvesaii,
esnuslN,ls,. MD Ciarkf0r CrDiigs.
Ea,t s,ssrh Herman Na,sz Dent.s Psarsall,
Jsss,h y T.,lo, A A D,pmaD John n Paxton,
Iaan ao,ea Chss O,borp AlcnzD Alvord.
c.. 7 T1s,.,t Co. Wsbh Tivard G cOnid
Nm Etdahsck Cba.les l. Dodcs Michael Bdik,
Bepi " Bradford, Edwin Plersor. Henry J Bowen.
James Rohsrssp, j. bs Dsvesr, 90.
The following gentlemen were elected Inspectors Vi 0
n.yt Annual Elec'irn .-r
Robert r wle,s, Vim. p. oocock. Jedediah Mllss, T..
At subssarsnt meeting OF the board ne this va;
FREDERICK LEE. Esq.. Was unanimously rec .su
President and SAMUEL WMLETs. Vice Preadent Ion Ihs
ensuing year BENJAMIN PENTZ. SscfetaIy
B-ThIs COMPANY continue their business OF Fns
Insurance or favorable Losses equtab5 az usso
ard prompt paid. i4i '"
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
ave limited psr,uant to the Statutes
& the of New YORK. that such nershIp is TO be
conduc,.d under the name or firm Of o NELL COL
Inns that the general nature of the business intended to
transacted lie the buying and selling of tobacco on ac
he CITY New Yok that the of all the general
sYd special partners interested tHcren are DAVID
o'NEiLL. JAMES D. COLLINS. and ROBERT II
1hKENBURGH, that the said David ONeiii, who e
the CITY Of Brookyn County OF Kings and STATE
II View Yors and the said James B. Collins, who resides
u the City County and STATE OF New York. are the gen
,ral partners and that the said Robert H. Arsenoagn,
sho resides the Cry County and State of New YORK
ibe srecia' PARTNER that the SAID Robert H. AIKEN,
)urgh the sad special partner has contributed cfpra
70 ;he common stock said limited partnership the sum
Of five theusand dollars ash. and that the sad limited
partnership the second day OF February,
ne eight hundred and fifty two, and terminate
ID the second day OF February. thousand eight hun
ired and Dated New-York, January 81, 1852
DAVID O'NEtLL,
JAMES b. COLLINS,
f2Sw ROBERT n. AAkENbURGH
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Water Gnre.
Me6ical.
r. K. X. NO. |.
QPPEDIN EIfE MlNU II.

r. K. X. NO |.
DAN STOPPED In FIVE MIMI les
l. OR NO CHARGE-Al who al at No. lse Fulton
Il suffering with rheumatic, neuralgia, OF nervous pains
sick Headache, Tic Doloreux Toothache we VIII guaan
tee that will, by applying RAILWAYS READY kE-
LIEF free you nom PAIN five minutes OF less kadway
tea6y Relief acts quick and powerfully the moment
ppled relieves the sufferer Hundecs daily can at our
Office suffering the most intense pam aad go away
t,oc1r that they again fee from It's paro9ysms
regular physcisn in ate ndance Advice gratis ffce
Sc SOC and 81 per bottle Nos 6a luton 81 lH BOW
-ry A II Douglass, Patterson; Van BusAifk, Newark
igfgMW&Fh
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feaal Noiires.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of
- the application Of the Mayor, Alderman and Cemmo
atty Of the City Of Newyork relative to the
Rs.I n n. CIV q New ' YS1s. tn: ;aSssnSsn. cen
issOpsrs Of Esmate and Assessment IN the asovs sn.
i've notice, pursuant to the requirement. 81 As Of
he Legislature people Of the Stats Yesh
several law. relating particularly 70 the CITY ofNsv yeIk.
into Act, passed April isis" passed Aprl - ie:
hat the abstract q tas ss%ss and 4. ~
ofths Of the lots assessed ths numbers Of seoh
lots they appear on the Maps Of the Comm'so.s 70
whether for damage benefits and slss all the amdsvs
estimates and oher documents which were $50 p tAs
Commissioner In making tbe report have been deRcete1
in the Street Com Oce Of the City and County
0Nsw York for the inspection Of whomsosyor zay ses.
Commissioners make their report to the sals Su,scne
Court at the time and place hereinafter mensfsaed A.
The said m her give notice, pursuAnf - me
requirements OF the act entitled Ar Act 70 e.sna ~ Ae
entitled Act Ia relation TO the q
purposes passed May "a isao passed May is4l, 70 ne
owner occupant or occupants Of Al heyss: -
nave completed their Estimate and AID thai ali
persons whose interests affected thereby, and Who AZ
s. as o f
Chairman Of the said Commissioners, at the once o. Jenes
%snin thirty Ss,. from The date Of this Hsss XsA
tina, the limits embraced by ths assessment are - follows
ss r., to N ssy YORK % ' ee and sGSnsS ssvs
wit: On the east. BY the westerly line ~ SIDE q
Of iIthsv on the north. By the line Of We center
Of tho block between sist-st asd 3ed-st ana sn ne
south BY the line Of the block bseween :is:
st and Seth o. And also all The lots giecss o. pascce
bounded a. follows TO wit On the east 9 the Wesserv
line or aide Of ilth-av on the west By the easesry ne
the Hadsoa RIVER en- the Aorth, By the lins Of he
center Of the block between 5ist It, and 53d.st 40
between 5lss st. and 50th-st. And the said Conn!s-
sioners further give notice, that their rspeEs u ne
above entitled will BE- made and pfsssnte1 70 TIE
Supreme Court Of the Slate Of New York, q SPECIAL
FERN Of the said Court TO BE- held at the City Hall e tse
a a. the opening Of the Court that day, o. - 500
thereafter az Counsel can be heard: and that shea
here motion will be made that said Report Be esnnrnea
Dated New York Jan. 9. 1889
MOSES MAYNARD; in. -
JAMES q. SANFORD, (Csnnlseeeoes.
WILLIAM 8. CREGoRY.) ...
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW-YOkE t. ALBANY and Troy. Winter

EEW-YOkK t. ALBANY ana ThO1 winter
Leave Nsv-YoIi gong NsI.n from n: ono: nsI
ssm s',.. fniSHfs
XII and all Intermediate stations Al BAN Mail Tran
for Albany and Troy stopping at peekssl and al station.
Though freight only lstaTtng from ssta AT PM
PssEsIi Cold spring FishLil rosslts.e.i: ahinsbscl
EIi oniy stopping at all way stations. At pas:sn
gers TO Peskshll only, stopping at way stations AVS
MMs Tram ,Sr Albany and Lrsy ,SDs1SS, = p:s.:,
for Poushksepse, stopping all way stations AZ NJ
'f ssn,s isase Tsey Enens Station at u i
A. NJ. and ION. Pm Leave Albany At y An. for
!hrosgh freight only, lros East Aloany) an:
where there mails to be received and delivered
"a NJ for way freight ony. iron East Albany All
AM. Express Tram for New stopping only az hue.
81 M for passengers to New. York, stopping a way.
stations signals. Al u r NJ, (from Bns AioahyJ
Night Mail Tram.
Leave Pesisfili for Nsw-Yerk at 81 A NJ, pa.ssnssn
for New-York stopping a wsy-fasions At NAM ,pas-
At p NJ, passengers to NewYerk stopping nway-sta-
viii prscare Tickets before entering Cars
Nsw-York. Jan. Is. 1885, Ul5l ROBr HIGHAM, supt
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
~ Trains leave a. follows Sundays sxceptsd) from
Man TRAiS Il A. n for Dunkirs and all Stations.
WAY TRAIN atlP. NJ, for SufsrHs Oxford aAd inter-
EVrsrSs EXPRESS TRAIN ats P. NJ for Duntirk, coz;
aecting with the Dunkirk and State Line And Ahs anu
North east Railroads, tor Ene, Pa ....x.,,
Nsw-York Dee % 1851. d3a
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STATES and PACIFIC

TNITED STATES and PACIFIC
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only Through
inc for San francisco, Chagres Drect-CAANGEo Of
sAIIISG DAY-On FRIDAY, Feb 2o.-The splendid
new doube-eDsiue steamship Ell DORADO uneq9aled
stein. U s. n. con msnder, Will sail On FRIDAY; Feb
oa aocl0ek precisely from her per foot OF War
~ Nsrih River with the Govern ment fails, for Cha
sIes dirs Ct connecting with the extra March steamer
frrm Panama TO San Francisce. -
For ire sht passage apply at the Office. No III West
At corner Of warren st.
N Ma. i0ft10
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TINTED STATES and PACIFIC
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only Through
me Il SAN FRANCISCO a CHAGRES direct Fare
Reduced On TUESDAY, Feb "a, as 2 o'clock N sns
srlerdd Double EagRe Steamship GEORGIA. M
enaied her accomno dators and speed 30oe tans ~
Porter commander will Ill on TU ESD Y leo "a Al
o'clock M precisely from her peI al foot OF aSa
North River the Government Mails. for Ch a5hss
Connecting with the regular mah seameI NOkIhEhN-
TP To- sail without any delay for SAN FRANClSCOo on
arrival Of the passengers and mails at paeama fof
passage and freight. apply at the ONCE NO " 81
corner of Warren s: North River. 49,,
=; ..ln. " i0ftA