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NOR WSBURY, HIGH

IL LAND DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE llons Brsnch,l
DOCK (Niddleto~n,) and RED BANk.-Tne popular
steamer EDWIN LEWls Capt. }, P. Colles, VIII esTs
Robinson-st Pier, North River, 50 follows:
g., Esu,.Yoy. From shrrw.brry
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p OCULAR MORNING LINE for

llALBANY.-From the wharf foot OF Muray-st q
o'clock A. NJ daily Sundays exceped) making tho usual
lAndipn The fast and splendid steamer Aida, Capt
Patterson. will leave New-York Mondsya Wednesdsya
and Fridays and Albany st the hour each alternate
The new AID beautiful steamer REINDEER, Capt. c W.
and Albany each alternate dsy Meal. on
board NJ b. Fos further information apply to
JAMES BISHOP 4 Co. No Beavex-st
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA,-Dr.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSlA.-Dr.
VI HOUGHTONs PEPSIN. the true Digestive Fluidor
Gastric Juice prepared from Repnes or the stomach Of the
o, after directions from Baron Liebg, the great Physioos-
teal Chemist, by J. g. HOuGhTON NJ. d., Phiadelphia,
Pa This Is Great Natural Remedy for Indisgt ton and
Dyspepsia curing Nature method by Natures own
agent Juice Pepsn Is the chief element great
Dsesng Principle OF the Gastric Jucethe Solvent ofths
Ecod purifying preserving and stimulating agent OF the
stomach and ntestnsa IL Is acted from the digestive
stomach OF the OK thus forming artificial Digestive Fluid
precisely like natural gastric juice In Its oh ,micsl
powers and furnishings complete and perfect substitute
ort By the aid Of this preparation the pains and evils Of
Indigestion and dyspepsia are removed just a. sey would
be by healthy stomach Ii IL doing wonders for dyspep-
ties curing Of Debility Emacston. Nervous Decline,
ard Dypepc Consumption supposed TO be on the verge Of
jhe grave The scientific evidence upon which 1! based
is IN the highest degIee curious and remarkable Whole
sale and retail AGENTS j. BALL& CO. No. 100 Nassaus
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EXCURSION to EUROPE and BACK

THIRD-CLASS FASBENUEkB.
limited Der Of thirdclass passengers will b. taken
om Philsdelphs and Liverpool and found In provisions
from Phlsdsp his..<20 From Liverpool. % guinea
Trsght fine Foods So per goodf, hard
ware, To-. will be taken subject 20 agreement
NJ b. BY the late alterations In the sailing OF tness stes
and the facilities for quick travelling By railroad sns
In Europe those 10 whom time Is object ssa
Witt Great Britain Ireland and the principal continental
stex allowing them about ten full days 10 DO before
farming and be back 10 the United States in ~ days from
starting Rstes OF passage out and homeAfer saloon
sehs t8e mdship $40; forward sl2O; third slas $50
An experienced Surgeon Will be carried or sssa sh;p
Tor freight or passage, apply 20
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philadelphia ana New YORK
RICHARDSON BROTHERS L co, Liverpool
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JEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

L Trains leave pier foot Of Dusne-st. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at A. nj. for Dunkirk. connecting with
hscas steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky, Toledo aHl
hon<oe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN At 8 A. Nj. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 8 P. NJ, via PeTmont for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at p. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at 7. M, for DunkiTk connect
log with frstcs steamboat for Detroit direct CONNECTING
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAsT TRAIN at y. NJ via Piemont
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
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On SUNDAYS. the EDWIN LEWIS viii run to KEY.
PORT touching 81 Fort Hamilton lssying the f1ot Of
H.mrp< I'd e. At 81 A NJ and Roeiasonst 70, A II. Re-
tuning leave Key Port 5; p NJ.
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~ best route from New-York IL via New-Hsmptou
twice daily, By Central Railroad Of NewJersey Only ten
miles by stage, and good road. On and AFTER july I'd
leave BY steamer RED JACKET, from Pier No |, " R.
II A. NJ and u NJ. Fare 81 l2i Through in 81 hour
FOR tickets further information apply at HOPES En-.
pres Office, No. ~ Broadway, board the boat.
u Hopes Express In connection with this line.
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The new steam ship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Francisco and ports Oregon, awaiting at the former port
the arrivals Of the mails and passengers at Psnsns and re-
turning without delay with the mails and for the
steamer from San Francisco Persons securing through
passate by the United States all Steamers from NewYok
have preference Of accommodation on board the Pacific Mail
ST amers
Rates OF fare from Panama to San Francisco the most
favorable terms
regular line Of Propelle will be kept up Tor the trans
portaton Of feh and transient passengers between Pau
anna and San Francisco One Of the above steamers will
keep I'D the connection between Acapulco aud other Mex
ports Each PASSENGER allowed 20 lbs personal bag
esge free, not exceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chsges at 10 cents foot and
San Francisco at the OF 500 per
For freight passage apply u -
At the Office OF the Companies, No In Westst corner OF
Warren. Eew-YoIk
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r AMAsHAMED TOLETMY BEARD

i gov, IT'S thin and weak. On never mind, my
friend try bottle of Graham Onguent. and IN nx
weeis will make your beard hair grow iuxurant and
thick snd will neither stain inIure skin. al
bottle Sent an part OF the county.
G. GRAHAM. No. 1874 Ann-fs.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the Couay New is, nooe hereby all persons
hsvnt claims against BERNARD HANIGAN late Of the CITY
New fos butcher deceased 10 the Sh vou,hs
thereof IN the subscriber the ofc- cf william ayer No IL
RSnson the City Of New iors
January neEiDated Ne~ roTk. tic fd dsy ~ july lsss
rs laNemfr ELIZAbErH HANiGAN. Adnna.tralnI.
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RuMoRED INDIAN DISTURBANCES In fLoRI-
The Ocasa Fla) Star notices Tumor eurrentin
that secto that ,he mail rider between Fort Gala
i'm and Tampa Bay, had been waylaid and hred upon
by Indians The Editor puts no Aith III the story Oh
The mail rider, but thinks an attempt 10 making 10
create an excitement for purposes OF gam Ihere
had been some talk in the counties about removing
ire Indians and II was urged that the United states
Government, should remove them at once: com-
pany Of surveyors had returned 10 Ocaia, staiih8
that the few inhabitants living near the line
pressed apprehenslOns OF Indian difficulties, which
Induced them to refrain from surveying there for the
present" The editor THINKS these apprehenslons
are gTCunaiess.
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naoest.c PoTu.

rHrIMoRR. Jaa BAR. senr JaIla A. iSsn, oeg',n'
isIa,5s ~ CID eqs W,ls,. "a s.g.ns.s eles
- p y ~, :, Csarss,cn; Vim. Mailer, Pice, New
o. Iose Cisrs Powell Oensrsr.; brs. Eli nsin'
80 T0sns.fa and 10 C40sll0, Empire, Cfssshs
S, ,eri.-os. bas Hade. Ken, Boston; scan. e ma!
sssIn. Wiat.. New Y9k Piai9 hanI T9assf;.
Iwrs in lc-5 r. 5 urely aneeofea - :, inr
Hisskrar al the yssef TsPTsssa 20 three
I'm 80 An unbroken sheet OF " ssi~.a
ron the bs'oh 70 ,hs stOSs ~ ~, .S III frons
iL, .srzp;tr 80 Ar brig Lyds Fn iao.i
CO ~ H ,a s n sosf N L. s.s''A Prom
Cence. -, =, ,7-lrr. bnE fnaHcisf, be,i, -
,,aad big s sa,.a iPortc G willard. walA'a
CaIa.n.ss, -, ,a-Arr. sehr Arssgsr. KAsker, New
- = = -. srsIt0N end Po tlalf =, 49, G 49,
fsgk ssllNsfOS. ~ Jan S-C,d sehIs H2,.' -
go InIlss 3 Frlnk Es.gk New foff; jas - =.
pShs Bos,as Elizabeth AaA, krssss. Ns~-foik ohs
Cisrs Yishsf.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. 81.

SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan.2l 1851.
Samuel \ Payne sent in 4 communication IN rela-
ton to his bid for work on the Canal and complain
iIg that injustice had been done hlm by the Canai
Board.
The bill to reduce the fees OF the Sheriff OF Kings
Co.. and the keeper of the cells IN WilllamouTgh,
was passed.
MI McMURRAY gave notice Of a bill amend the
act for the relief OF the New. \ ork Volunteers
The bill to alter the c mmlssiOners Map OF
Brooklyn Was passed in CommI1Iee.
Adjourned.
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Sailing of lhe Cambria.

BOsrON, Wednesday, Jan. II, 1872.
The X. NJ. Steamship Cambria, Capt. Loitch,
sailed at noon to-day, with - passengers for Liver
pool and for Halifax she taxes our 500 900 Ameri
can gold.
Passengers Tor Lirerpool-Co S,rea'isd. Henry Chap
man and lady, F. Hudson, J. Jserdan, J. Sinclair, A.
Swan j Sterling. OF Montreal J Soble and lady. Mr..
ROsiu roTcnts. g. W Prtntss. Worcester, q. @. Ham,
mOnd Boston d. s Caaa, Quebec; !. Mrs, OF Gsoton,
and U Halifax
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ZINSIY ~ COlS SONTHERN 81
Ocean Hseamerss @c.
NHE NEW-YORK ana LIVERPOOL

vUNHE NEN-YOKK snG LiV EkpOOb
IL UNITED STATES MAIL SfEAMERS-Thes hip
eomposins tins line are The folio wns:
xTTANTIC Capt West paCIfiC Capt. Nyo,
ARCTIC Cant Luce BALTIC. Capt Comstock
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton
These shys have boon 01lt by contract expressly 70
Government service Evsly care has beeat2AeD IN the!
construction also theI Rhymes, 20 insure strength
asd speed and then accommodations for passengers are
cuslCd for elegance and comfort PCe Of pass &c ron
NswSork to Liverpool in first class cabin, $40 IN second
DO SO eIclGsVe Of extra SIZE t,ae rooms $500 from
Liverpool ke-YoSs $50 and see An experienced sur
reoI a. ached oach ship No hart secured until pad fox.
PROPO2En DATES o. SAlllNN
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By Telegraph to the New.Ssrk Tribune.
The Syracuse Rescne Case.

ALBANY. Wedncs fay Jan. IT, l.02.
L :. DISTRICT CoURr, NoRrRSRN DISTRICT or NV
YORK. Be OTe judge COncki rg-- SECOND DAY.
TIE Court met pursuant - adjournment al ~ thus
morning.
All the prisoners with their counsel were present
Enoch Reid (c0orcd) vas the nssI prisoner called
ID ID Hills and CERT Smith, counsel for the defense
District Attorney Lawrence and J. A. spencer coan'
sci for Government
Mr.. d. ID. Hills, on the part ~ the prisoner,
moved that the Indictment be Qnashed on the
ground OF irregulariy IN drawing and Slmmonlng
nent
This was opposed by Government counsel, on
the ground that II was spec i motion, and no no.
uce or service OF papers bad been made.
The Court decided that a copy OF the papers on
which the motion was 10 De made should be served
on the Government Counsel TO day, aud the motion
be made TO morrow morning at the ussal hour
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BALTIMORE. Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1852.
We have no mail south of Richmond this morning.
III. Washington Republic denies the statement that
the Capiain-GeneEa OF Cuba refused TO receive Con
sci ShaIkey except as commercial agent. Inc
Government has salts 'aciory assurances regarding
bisreceptlon
Great excitement was created In Washington yes
terday by the reception OF dispatch from New
York, stating that go ladies and gentlemen were
drowned IN crossing over the Ice to Brooklyn. The
weather IL modeTaang, and Il IS Sno wing little.
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TriaIsrwoodin for the Murder or his Wife.

CANANDAIoUA, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1881.
At the p. NJ session several additional witnesses
we're sworn. whose testimony corresponds with that
given this morning. Nothing further OF importance
has transprsd.
Attorney General Cha.6eld is expected here to-
morrow evening.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate Of the County OF New York' notice IS mercy
CAMMEYER late Oh the Cy Of New York, deceased, 70
present the with vouchers thereof 70 TOE snhroer
M ms Mace of business No 81 FerTystIee 10 The Cy o
New York on or before the first day OF February ner-
Dated NeW-York the 29ih day of July. lg5l
val iavsmrbs JOHN T. CA1fMEYER, Executor
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ASSEMBLY.

The Governors Mesa % Was considered IN Com
miItee, and referred 10 tae appropriate Committees
when the House adjourned.
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EeuaI Moiifeg.


SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of
- the apple .tiop ofthe Mayor, Alderman aud Common;
atty Of Cry Of New York rslaiye 10 the WING
or FIITYfikSTSr rom ieh-sV TO ms n r son
issou.rs Il Fsmate and Assessment IN the above ent-
Tied matter, duly appointed by rule otae supreme .ontI
give poce pursuant to the rsqufemenis or an Acs Of
Inc LEGISLATURE Of the people of the state Ne" YORK Gu
uttd an Ac. to amend an ACT enst,ed an AZ 20 le9Ge
several lava relating particularly 70 the Ciy OF new lOt
Ito ore Act passed April 1873 passed Aofi " eJJi
tia the ahstIac, Of the est mate and assessment u inc
Commissioners the above matter ntanlng Ine aalcs
Of the of the lots assessed the nnDes OF SDch
lots as they appear the sps Of the Commssoners 70
xsther with and me amount OF asses sneht,
whether for dau N benefit and also all the am ias,
ates, and other Documents "hch were USED oy me
Coma ssonels making their report have been
in Street Con USsioDers Office Of the Cty and County
Of New York Tor the specten 81 y nay con-
c.n there TO remain fuT 81 least sixty GAYS before the
Comm sSOpeIs MAZE her report 70 the sald supreme
Court at the tine and place hereinafter mentioned And
the sand Con her gye ICE pursuant 10 the
requirements Of the oct entitled An Act 10 amend an ACT
entitled Act in relation to the ceenon C 'sessmens
and Taxes IN CITY and County York and for Other
purpcses passed May a. 1870 passed MAY l84l TO tas
owner occupant OF occupants OF al houes ana
utro, unmpIoVed isnds affected thereby, hat tney
have CON st then Est Iate aad tnat all
veods whose interests are aec ed thereby and Nh nay
ect. rs II writing to MOSES MAYNARD. Jr Esq the
Chainancf ne sad am;as 2LeIs az no ies o. 1ss
York within thirty Gsys rom The date OF tbs notice And
hsr u Inns embraced by tbs assessment are IS I5logs,
Cas- OF NewNoIk tcscHoed and bounded az ioii9~s'to
vii: On the east, by ne vef,efy ne - s.1s 81
Il lith-&v; the roIh. by tae Inc 81 me c'a,sl
Of the block between 5lsst. a-d 52d-s; AMI On tLe
s'h Nv tue IN OF tbs center ~ the b0cA betNcen ,is
n, AID se'h S. And also all the lots pieces or poes o.
land sfsas lying ana beng III sad Oi.y dS I0e1 a,d
h. rdtd a. follows. 10 W.T. On tne east ~ tie w.seiy
Inc az eide Of lihav on Tie west By TIE ess.eTly Inc
or side ofl2h ay b. me line OF Aga- marx on
the HudsoR RIVER; on the north, BY to line Of tAe
center Of tEe tlCCk between .isr3t aud sli-Si ana
on the SOUTH b. the Inc Il he center ~ the biJcA
between 5.st ST. AID ooh 81. Atd tle ,iij { mals-
e. o,rs hi fher sse roiiee .ha. ,her lepcrt IN the
atovf emit ea mar er U be Esfe an presented 70 me
suu,ft4c Count # the ste OF New Iors, AZ SPsch
T1u If he sa C0uTt 90 be he = - The Cy Han % ne
CIV If New.Tork saturday. .hs 2Ith dAT 81 Aa'ca'
fS5 a II opening Of ia CcuIt That Gag. ~ a. s0j
thereafter - Cor. sci can BE- tesId and hat iaoa 2Sa
there motion sili be made ia. sad Rep 1t be coI-
Dafec NeH-V0Tk Jan. 49,,
MOSES MAYNARD. ia
JAMES s. SANFORD. Coc--ssi'nof.
tlry,y F n.Tits a Acme. l3 tsl-I
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made BY the Congregation Snsarhh ls'ae 70
the Jegsatr.e Of the state Of New-fork az 10 het.
session For an act permitting them % establish cemetery
In the Counties Of ngs and Queens, With the sane pf'
e gss a. hose 1nterred Greenwood ana oner cehs
.erie, Dated New-YOTk. Dece nber ~, 1871
d15 iaw6s1h.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U = d AL
and EXPRESS LINES-ThIough IN 1t honrs-Ns".'ss5,
foot OF Courtlsndt- st A. NJ. and P. NJ Lioery-s.
leaves PHILADELPHIA hours from foot OF WalnutsI
Ep reduced to So for first class and 50 for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold the above lines and through bag
gage carried in the 5 p. M. line from NewYork, with
.s-onc n conJnc.ors dl9tf
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
n EW- YORK and NEW HAVEN

~ T. W y y X n and NEW ma EN
" RAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec.
l. is5l-Trans out OF New York leave near corner 81
Canal-st. and Broadway. -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
n 30 A n: and4 5P. NJ The ll3O A. NJ: Tuas ID con.
nection with Train from New Haven to Hartford and
Springfield and with Train the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hayen, Hartf I'd, Spnnghed,
(Coppectcut River and Vermont Railroads, - Ogdens-
ourgh and Montreal Boston and Worcester. at A NJ
fsops at Stamford and Bridgeport and NJ lstops at
Stamford NOrwalk and Bridgeport tue about 81 hours
h Boston The A. NJ connects with the tiOisatonlc an1
Nsugatuck Railroads AZ Bridgeport aud Canal Railroad
al New-HavsD. The O'Clock p. H. with Nausatuck
RAILROAD at Bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at $50 A. d. and 81
p NJ stop al Mount Vernon and Pelhamyille
Trans INTO NEW YORK-A ccOmm1 ddlion ans leays
New Haven At $50, 7, ard IS A. n, AND ~ r VI;
The IS A. M receives passengers from Sprnghsld aud
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven, and from
Naugatuck Railroad al Bridgeport The $40 p NJ re-
passengers from Hartford and sprngaeld haIoaa
FxPREss TRANS leave New Haven. on arrival 81 Trans
rom Boston AZ IS and 845 P NJ stopping az Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston a. A. M AID
3P. NJ. 5000. =,
sPEcIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ and
ASP M
See large bill Of s5Tersenent at the sii9@ House and
principal Hotels GEO. ". lilS leh Jh,
d5 Superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA X A l. y A D
4 WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between PhlSa AZ, ans
and Pltish1rs through IN TWENTY fouR no l
alter Dec TO- PASSENGERS VIII be carried by the Fehnst.
pa Railroad Company. between Phllsdephs ana ~
burg 10 Twenty Jour Hours, with oni! 70 mics u
ever an excellent Turnpike. Fare 81. - -. ,,,.,.
Tbsis the shortest and best route between nc uie
West and ibt Atlantic Cites. and the acc Inn
are m al respects OF the highest character Ae
Thfough Train I'm "A hours leaves The Depot
west Of Broad ST. every evening at 81 ciOcA re ~
inc Waf Tram leaves the place AZ O'CLOCK a m
nv this line Passengers will be earned through ID -
with good nights rest az HollIdaysburg. ,,..
The above Lines pass through Lancaster haiI
Ie~istown, Huntingdon, JOhnstown. &c efssihs ~
Mountains by day phlai Dec a Ig5t
do 3m AGENT PennsyIVana hallIOeu OOMP"iV.
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n NFW-ORLEANS -TOuchina

NOR NEW-ORLEANS Touching at
Il HAVANA The new and sperdid donnie ensne
s'ean ship UNION Capt. Rchald adams VIII leSye re.
No 4 No-,n RISER f,r NEW ORLEANS, tohching a.
HAVANA few hOu-s only 20 land rassepgers-on
TUESDAY, the 27th of January INST. at Ococs 81 :
prfcftV PASSENGERS by this conveyance may rev p
fsue rfed New Orleans within esh. DAYS al ef isas-
ing New York FIeirht tal en- to New OTsans ny Ap
,eo q. No IS SOU. HIST
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Gteambeara an0 Railraa0s

nUD SON YER RAILROAD
COMPANY'S DONDS.-PANAkNF q INTER
FST-rhe semi annual interest n The Ars Mo.i aga
Boz ds Cf tins Company dne LIST February neN WI. be
pa 20 Bond holders heir esal representatives., a. me
arsfcr OfCe Of The COMPANY No. a " all So On and
ser thar DAY TIE Transfer Books will be closed from
lie 2s INST to tie day Of payment Dated Jan ~ 1882
22 ltt J. VI. HOPKINS, IrsAsNfer
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
u LINE for PHILADELPHIA, at 10 o'clock. A. 81
from pier No North River, foot Of Battery place, by
steamboat JOHN POTTER daily Sundays excepted ar
irving at Pbilads lpha at2 NJ. Fare 3 second-cass
90 Emgrsnt lire p; 81 p. NJ, Fare $ 90 -c -.
dS6 i. BLISS Agont
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

Y -TTaTk Of hfbEhn -OHIHtTH hIi WI III :" =
diana Railroads run DAN (Slhdtls e1oopell a l"u1"S
Leave Monroe and Toledo A. 10 A. VI aiIVr AZ - n,
urrt ri 90 y NJ fifLce JasfeIge a. Dy s--ko -
Piari Roac l3ni o. - dolran Guy he 81 ~ tIs
miles 10 Ansvesh; aah - age y miles 20 III" HI ~
ter Feb /, BY csTs IA o. gh 70 chicago ,... =.
Returning 10 laDor'e same ~sy-fars cave Ltp"r y
$50 Nj asd arrive at M0nree snt Toledo Al - "a
D.Iiv sF7.ss vih Frrf Warra 80 Nt1r-i- WI
Los por, Faysite sod Indianapolis, at Soath bel"
and N .ther als ~ Inc, VIII 1f 'rnf ~ ''"'
nor 1.d sDuih. a. CO.. n
Tolsdo this line connects al - 7. Nj or n " -. -.
the Isks Enc South Shore route ny stage Nd raj o@ "
thence BIZ railroad and stage % Erls thenns
nv railr ad via puHkIx 10 New York or D. sage Hoi
UuLkirk io Buf.al and ny cars are % , -
Th,5P NJ tram Oh the Kew York and Efls h9al' CUM
rec's Win Sic Late shpie if5r. e, -, - o.
Passengers at Cleveland can take cars All tne wa y.
Pf,hnt h-theucs nv failroad and % mlss Staging 20
Phladel, ha and NeN York or Batlmoie and " tsnss-
ton. y r. WILLIAMS oHPu'Ai' ~ n
AdT an, Jan II, 1859, ilo 7"
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FRGs LIvERPooI


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.. victories Pans. OF GEO. X. DRAPER, HavIe.
fhe owners N these sh,ps wl3, Do Accountable 0l o3
alyss srion specie, jcwelry plcc ora socet or
shsfsotihsu'n expressed 40
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aVOR LIVERPOOL-JInited States Mail
a Steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James Wss-ih'
steamer viii 1epart with he Uned States mails for M
rope, POSITIVELY on SATURDAY. jan. "a, lSo2, u
o'clock NJ from her Der 1t the foot of Canal st No
berth secured tn paid for For freight or passage, raw
me upeoupled accom- for elegance aud comfort
apply to EDW@4tD a. OOLLlNNS . w =,
The steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the Atlantic, ard
nnil ERh I. 1852 JI4I
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t'OR CHARLESTON, $. C.--The
ma. a.pienesq res steamship MARION. NJ Berry. COM
DAY Ia, - h.ye rieI No NorIh River. on. SATUR-
ian a. IL , o'cl,ck p NJ preclsely
I .lso, teeuree oAly when 2sil for
rp.eshs y! Cents Isfc.aic foot
h. uslth' Srpy cn toaid Where ell bills II ladiny VII
~'sl,o, ard iOT pas sss az the uouatlng room Of
%OttORD. IlLEsTON 4 Co. No. IS South. st.
s,S.S els Of ladins signed after the steamer has
pl
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

II y L = no l. A-NCJi VI oH p4"@' - va
roga,e Of The County Of NewYoYk, notice Is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against EPlP DA.
Wis late Of the City Of NewYok deceased 70 pieseHI
he with vouchers thereof the subscribers al his
residence No HoTarlst n the CITY OF New foIS on
or before the Twenty Eighth day Of January ne1-Da'ef
New York, the 1wenty-thlrl day ~ my, i5)l =, .-
wa laW6mIh. CHRISTOPHER RUSH, Executor
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ESOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
r. EATr prvER -Tb. .nlend a and superior steamers
SSJPIRF STATE aud STATE OF MAINE leave on alter
snte DAYS Sundays eyceptsd) Pier No n X, near ths
9a,tey al up b. For Freight! apply on board OF ~ Ihs
sgcs y, pisr No !? TISDALE 4 BORDEN.
Iii Axents Nos 10 and II Vests.