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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
~ constantly dschsygng all the various kind. Of Anthrs
cite and Bumipous Goals VIZ: Peach Orchard, Black
Heath Lehigb Liverpool orre, Camel, Sidney &c sc,
all Of the very best quality, delivered IN handsome ordsr
AID for sale low JAMES L. WORTH,
4th-st, cor. Thompson, and 6th-av- cor Amos-st
Downtown office No So Walist-
COAL.-I am now delivering the best Red
~ Ash at S per tun dry and well screened, from under
sheds. Weight and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON, cor. OF King and Greenwich-ss
COAL.-Tbe very best quality Of Peach Or.
~ chsrd (Red Ash) egg and sizes, well screened
aud delivered in rood order from under cover at Is per
run The incest sze for Grocen always hand az yard.
No. So Goerek st., cor. Rivinston. MAT. CLINTON
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~ The annual Bishop Prize Debate in tho
Linooisn socesy, Of Yale College, took place the
afternoon and evening Of March 10.
The competitors were from the Freedman and sopAO-
more Casses -Four prizes were oonpessd for. One Of
s25 20 De secured 70 The sbess dspu.sni tie Prsshsn
Class The remaining Of ss5, sE and Is respective.
IT, open for eseapssos between the too c,sssss
Hen. Roger g. Baldwin, Prof olmsted ed Aifrsd
Bisekman. Eco. were the eommittes ssseisssd ~
swsrd The prizes, whose decision Wa announced on
the evening Of the ed inst
The following gensiemes we're the successful son'
peutors;
la Pnze of e25 TO Alexander Ned. Lyoe, Enc. Pc.
Of the Sophomore Class.
I'd Prize Of % 70 Phipsas w. csiktns corndns n J.,
Of TIE Freshman Csas-
ID Frizs Of els % Lsesn D. weoiteih, Tnnbae Co.
Ky Of he Frs<hmss Clsss
4sh Pvize Of IS 70 Aayasw d. Hughes, HevYov'
City, a The sopbeners Clsss
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Uater Cure.

NEWPORT WATER CURE.--This estab-
~ I.huent will be opened toe Hu Of April IL hss
been 6tted up WITH particular regard 70 the comfort AMI
y.nirnce peents and H. with the ceebra,ed he1hfs
na-. OF the Newport climate viii MAKE dssr.bls
eur. Acres Dr ". p REH, Newport, r l.
WORCESTER Mass WATER CURE
w Under tie direction Of GEO. HOYT ND.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesse c.

II sszsa, La s-sra<.ts .s cs-y q knys Notl- 80
~ scrrLas - a. p~r-1ae 1s-ns "a sfs,f
HrNAf WOODkAA tse CaJ o Ssosaiya 4-o-s--1 thst
a. r-4sFet 1ahf - ~ e voGc1eys f1-rc .
IL .sas-~ az Aer fs.-sa1~. - - Hskst. - Cy a
s-s1 - 1.T n AEE1s, ss.-<
ksoussry lI.ls1 MANY A WOODAAS A1a-ssIItL
r.FH
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TTHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Il R0CTE-VANoERBILT LINE. for SAN FRAN
CISCO-The Accessory Transit Company OF EickrsxuA
PTOpretors-Throssh in advance Of the nai-Only Inc
flvinE throuGh tc 80 including the Thm1s The
fsvoTte double enEin- stealshp STAR or TIE WESI,
20 uns burden VII esve from Pi.rSo Worth River.
At O'clock ~ precisely FOR san Juan del Ndrte on
TUESDAY April connecting With the popular steamship
BROTHER JONATHAN u fgns harden the Nc
Trsnsit Route having bot twelve miles Of land
tTanspoTtsiion.
Tbsse steamers unsEPsssed in her ventilation Ead
modafiurs
For Information or rasaze the loves, rses. E1py
only the Agency % the CoupsAy No BatferyPisce,
Up stars VANDERBILT. Agent
Passengers cautioned assiust th- representations
Of hired tor other lines None employed FOR
This line
A mail bsS -iIl ~ r-ase % a. the Office
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A USTRALIA-Clipper Lme.-The A |
master now loading a. Pier T. r. vail succeed the Can
ton as tenth slap Of the Line and sail tor MELBOURNE
PORT PHILIP. on 5;h ApnL The unsarps-ed scoo2l-
persons 20 eN ne herr and tho established reputation Of
lis first rsusr Line for dispatch over al Others su-
ana fof eudng by her IN preference
10 any other vessel bound those porte Dor freight OF PAS
sac early application should be made TO WIN. DUGAN,
No rs Tfontst OF 70 ARKELL a ELLIOT, l5 PesTl-st.
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DOSFMARY and CASTOR OIL are decid.

III ediy the incest ard beat articles in the world or
dressing the hair They restore a0d beaGtfy IL eradicate
dandrub probote rich and uHunant growth aud render
Il son and pabe. All the genuine, whichi scientifically
sud chemically prepared will have the signature VI RUS
SELL sPALDING upon T. ~ho 10 sole AmsrIesa Ns,Iu-
fscturrT and Proprietor. Principal depot No q Ire
uont.roW, Boston sold IN Eew.York BY RUSHrON
CLARK 4 Co, and &. II. RING. corner Of JOhn-.t ana
BroadwsY. Tnal bottles D cent?. larks b1ttIe. 10
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Ocean CLEANERS, Sc.

TOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
Il and ACAPULCO The new and FIST steamship AL
BATROss, l,loo tuns burden, viii leave this port on
THURSDAY the 3lst March, at O'Clock for Vera Cruz
direct.
This the shortest cheapest and most healthy route for
passengers bound to California
Fof freight or passage apply 10
SIMEON DRAPER, No. 6 Pine, cor Of William
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surro-

II y Z HNI nv = u HiI WINtt Ut tII' RlIlIt TO
s.,e se- Ts,t sse s-r-sr ST-n % - 30
49, hs.rns clans afss GOODRICH ate d tas Cry N
La sece-es D-es. Toe "a s0acasfs -soi .
as - -rtsr :. ~ ~. S-ocr We ~ B5a5ssg - ef
~ bsr- - i0-h tLJ - sVse1'<r -eE.-O.-t
49, lea - sta Ia o. ha-rh lS1 , q GOODRICH
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CANDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD 20

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70
- PHILADELPHIA. FIRM Pier No !, North River,
foot OF B.ftery-paoe Two Lne- daily, al A. VI and y
NJ Arcoplr- odstion Line at NJ. by steamboat JOHN
POTTER 70 south Anboy thence BY % Bordento ~,
,rd steamboat n STOC KTON o. Philadelphia Esre -
F1pre., Line ZAP VI by steamboat John POTTER TO
Anbov fhsree direct 10 Camden nv carr Thr0ugs IN
bour, Fare - Returning. Ie.ve Philadelphia 81 A NJ.
and p N
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su,t. Office T.Y.tC.R r, SoT~,Ii, od,o F,O. "a
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-winter

Il Arrsngement-Tsains IeAve ChAmbersst- daily, sor
Albany and Troy.
FIpTe- Tram AN. through in hours coz netting
with Trans reaching Baao " Montreal AZ Soclock "a ne
evening. -. ~,
Nal Train sAM.-Throush Way Tram Pm
rrpress Tfsin PM Accommodation Train Pm
For Tarrytown a. 2 Pm and ~ u.
For Poneepsr AZ 10 80 An Wav. Freight and PASSENGER
Tran, snd IPM Passrnser Tram.
For Peskskilaf5 81 PM.
The Tarrytown. Peck,kin and Pokeepse Trans ~? t
a. NAv S'aiiops -,.-.-A ~
Passenger taken at Chambers Canal Christopher ian
ard 5s-sts a, .a-A
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csns-s- st 80 An for PSush-
hsen.s and ASP VI Tor blny stopping ual Nay STA
tons EDNtND FhENOi saF'fu''e"''l~
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sJ,HE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
II the CITY OF NEW YORK

VNHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of
L the CITY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
Under the presidency OF SIMEON l.. LOosis, his OF
ne Ens Co, OF Hartford, Conn
TLis Company viii be prepared ~ the expiration OF The
necessary legal against loss damage BY
Fin In this City and thross the country Asc to sss
riAs OF lnland Navigation on favorable terms
DIRECTORS;
Jasper Cornins, hrm of Corans Co.
Theodore heNsmee trn Of Bowen ScNsoes
Richard Riseiow, firm OF Doane, King Co.
William Ii Mellen, arm OF clssen, MeIlsa Co
Geo Blss, hrm Of Gee Bliss Co.
Amos r. Emo, finn Of Emo, Mshony Go
Oliver Y wood, hrm Of Willard Wood
Low Z. Stone, firm OF Stone starr
Henry q Ely, firm Of Ely, Ciapp Bowen
lance Low, trrn OF Jas Low Go,
Charlie. h Hatch. srn OF e. Il. Hatch Co
William a Israher frm q A A. Lawrence 4 CO.
Charles A. huxley trm OF Buykley Co
Levi Lew AmsS srsSa fa q mn n BesS. Morgan Co
Amos 4 Dwight trul Of TrOwbhdse, Dsis@ 4 Co
John Nelson, ira OF Nelson Co
Charles Baldwin, hrin VI Baldwin, stse' a ~
GeSiss b. Morgan. firm al 4. II. MOrssa 4 Go
T rSSi Messenger, finn Of T. II. Messenger
DsyiA Sandord. ,
stspSen Paul srru Of Boyd PssL
BuckAnd W. kall hTn Of hsskeil, Msrt'eA o"'
Allied = BArree. dTm Of A Barnes 20,
Hoe Lockwood srm 81 r. Lockwooe ses
Lociss Hopkins arm Of hOPAias Alien %
Jsmss 4. Dws.At srm of Brown. Palmer pysss, =.
I~aso n FrshinshaIn arn OF Frotemsha,n Ns~'u ~
lehs n; SwsA ht~ OF s"HN hsI'Sai'" W
wSa 4 Wesl. firm Of Work Drake.
Nathan H. s,eeswel. tSIn Of Giessa' SsoeAwsi a 90
WilS.m I. HosEes Cashier costS.otal Bash,
p.nfeTth n Barney arm Of Wsls, fHss 20
,sscSs, TssfSe, orm Of George PssrOe 4 Co.
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nor BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

l. RIVER-Tbe .Plsoid AID ..Peroz sssAsnso BAT
sTATK Capt Wa BTO~n ans fAfikE sIATE' Cspl
A. amin Hrayton i-,y- sltern.te Sundays
,erisi fr0m Pee No n r, tse b4tsey, a. n.
vos M got apply hoard 81 the ofn- - Per Ne
Fr~sfs 70 Bo-fos iSr~sned sirfoasa -ltb greet ds-
p.trh bv 81 eIp---s ~ shf tr.iH
''''- TIsDALE BORDEN. No. 70 .sd Il wss,-st.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrc

s,r II - Ccusy 81 Ne Yosf h-cchy sv-a ~
persu. Aa,s cams asaast JOHN WALSH hte u he CSy og
Nr- Yl er,yu,A-. secexsrd -~sui Ire sucAer-
1890 - 80 .-hr~b~- ress3sce. sht Nsrkva-.
Cy Ycs sr, th- t~ny tss cav S~soszo~r
ssrt-Dats, ~. 90 nsss-vHsA asy Of htnce iSS
rn.r N t.-Ssw. KID : FlNI-AH. u u. Erecakr
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I men GOODS at GREAT BARGAINS
II We have this turned attention particularly
20 these Goods and have TO o good assortment
can be found Our prices far below the msrket-for
instsnce-good Diapers By the piece, At 81. 81 g. and
81 50; Damuk Napkins by the DOZEN 81 81 70 90 Irsh
Linens quite fine, at 81 and Collar Linens al 46; Towel
Ing AT 49, 10 end u Danask Table Cloths, p yards By
yards, at 81 50; DsrDAsks two yaSds WIDE, Soc 70 s
Brown Cloths large NE Soc 10 and many other goods
FWI w. F. GILLEY 4 Co., No. 12s Bowery
CPRING MANTILLAS.-The importatiOns
~ and manufactures at The Pans Msntls Emporium No
SCI Broadway ready fer inspection wholesNe and
retail and will be found 10 comprise the most varied aRd
beautiful assortment Of Mantss in the City.
Merchants mcst literally dealt with.
GEO. BULPlN, No 3sl Broadway.
CHAWLS.-The subscriber invites attention
~ superb lection Of India and French Cashmere,
Canton Grape and other foreign Shswls chiefly his i'm
poraton, and pEsbs every novelty Ffg cas Of Can
ton Grape Shaw (paD and embroi6ered AZ much below
present market value. GEO. ByLPIN, PARIS hanta and
Shawl Emporium, No. 3Gl Broadway.
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ROCHESTER. LOCKPORra and NIAGARA

HI FALLS RAILROAD opeu TO BUtEALO.-Ihe most
direct quickest and cheapest route % Toronto Hamilton
and Csnads Weston and after TUESDAY, JAn u, IN
t-rips vii s.ve Rochester for Buao and Magyar Ea IS
follow. - N and ais NJ Returning tram VIII leave
Ruao and NisFar. Falls foE Rochester A. " An and4 ~
PM Ps~etgsrs Tor Buffalo will nd this route super'or n
roin OF couf 20 any other The road thoroughly onilJ
a. eouirueS With entirely and locomotives he
nres.nt terminus OF the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
ee mos 'eD''A PO''-OH WARREN COLBURs. supt
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IINTTED STATES Mail STEAMSHIP

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY For NEW ORLEANS ,iA HAVANA.
The splendid steamship CHEROKEE Rodney BsIter,
Commander vii sA from the per at the foot Of Warren
1t North River, MONDAY, March q, At 2oelock, p
NJ, precisely.
RATS OF PASSAGE 10 HAvsN, AND Ssw-ORLEASs.
Upper and Amer Saloon. 80
Tor,.s,d SALON Rerrhs ..-..--.......
Seernge.
No freight taken Havana but Specie Freight t,sen %
New Orens 30 per cubic foot Shippers " freight
are requested supply themselves with he Companys
bills OF ading which may b. he'd application the Of
bee. No other term Will b. signed.
No bills Of adng sgned sitter twelve O'Clock the day of
sailing For freight passage apply TO NJ %. ROBERTS,
10 IN Wes;st, corner Narren-s
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COPARTNERsHIP HOTfCE-we have
~ Thn lay admitted EDWARD D JONES add AU-
oLsIlS WATERMAN - Partners 10 oar Hnase.
New York, Peb. g. l&sa CYRUS w FIELD : Co
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C,OR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
u semi.weekly U. s. Mail Lne-The fsvorte and trsi-
going steamer SOUTHERNER. w Foster. commander,
will leave Pier No. 4 North River, on WklNESDAi,
March so, N4 O'Clock p NJ precisely ,
For Fresh, apply hoard where all bills OF aiding WI
be sisn ed and for passage Of the Office Of
sPOFFORD, TlLESTOS Co, No q south st
Through Tickets for Florida Is follows; To jacksonville
s3i TO Pilatka, sS.
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UHISKERS and MOUSTACHES in SIX
w WEEKS-Ha been my constant cry for
months say On fnent vii force the beard II
that me- And without sainrg he fesh y you don't be-
heve nv word OF the hundreds who have
ud tive said enough per bottle sent 70 any part Of
the eOvntry. X. q GRAHAM No Ss Anns;
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A. Y AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP

i. AMI tALIE OhNlh ciLhhSuli
~ COAPASY.-Through SAN FRANCISCO IA
AsPINWALL ard PANAMA. A. sresfly reduced rates
No detention the is;hmns The and ian adswbeel
double enr De steamship UNION q so rzn.l Rich Adams
Conf VI esve New. i0rs for Aspinsa Nav Bsy from
Pier No North Rive, on TUESDAY, Apnl s as O'Clock
P precisely connecting viii the md maK'ifo-nt
donbls-ergire .ceWheel Steamship CORTES Il, so tnlsl
Tbouss b Crupp@r C0mmander phlch s-aner All h IN
readiness PASAMA 20 receive the UNIONS ps--enE-r
and sal INN eafely for SAN FRANCISCO The -co1no-
dation, and ventilation the Cores All that ear b. d.
rred Her speed esfsbshed the voyage betveen New
Yort ard Panama and while the Pschc coast IL ansor
passed.
Fvery etetion vii h made the part Of The ine toin-
-re comfort expedition snd safety Passengers ~i -
landed on the wharf a. Aspnv. free, tssng the Panans
Railroad ard are esutoned that Tickets for ths oe
told only At No q Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS Co General Agents
Mail Bag made M ~ the above Oice, under the nss
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF TIE
public.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER
~ sFY-Nsv.York 70 EAsson Pa. Fare 81 75.-FAn
Arranssment commencing Nov. IS, 1852 Leave Per
No l North River daily. for Eastou and tnternediate
plaoessts An Y NJ and 3tS PM, and for SOmervillo
st445 PM Returning, leaves PhilPs6ursh at And A
an1aIspM
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JOSEPH h. COLLINS. President.
CHARLES GILL, AetparJ.
isaac ABslTr, Secretary.
HoRACe WEBSTER, Ars;,or.
ELIAS Locus,

T. .pondns addition % the rsSset o. ifosn ~
~ loo per cent OF AsnnUton the future Hon
a. loo 10 u 100 per Of the pfeuiun sbo,s.
New OH March, !, MSa
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HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON
500 tuns heavy freight for the above port may be had
by INN diate application 20
sPOFFORD, TlLEsToN Co, No. "a South-si.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

II szsA Es s1-rcsss orskS ccsar q Nnrs. b-r-Ay
ryrn sccuscas - AZ ~ a i-- RossRf
ANDERSON az ~ - re~a a RssA-rt. MO Ccsay -
c~s-- Aai nv ssaa, vutrs-rs
tAer-s - 1,c ~ sEh crser. WILL RICH ARDS.
IS Gz-d .he Csr q MkssursA a q s~ere 80
80 ~ - ssy rest-nsts& NJ n. 80
" Ia-smN' MATILDA ANDERSON. AszssrrstriI
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DRIP gooos.

SevinsA
BROOKE Six Cord Prize Spool COT
ID TON,
HOLDsW ORTti'S Satin and pain finish Linen THREAD
RUHIhACrI FENkZIO snd RICHARDS SILK,
ConrsrtlJ for sale By q package By
STRONG SMITH, 20 q William 81
nRESS GOODS for CASH.. HOXIE, Jr.,
- No 81 Sss.aost opposite the Post-Ofce now re-
e. Vlnt aid oses aer sale large and attractive stock 81
sts AID Fancy Dres Goods Printed Lawns and Jscsets
Bsrege De LsiIes Plain and Printed Baregea Pain ani
Stripes Pophs, Prints, Lnens Ginxhsrns White Goods.
kc costly from auction Alao, a fun assortment OF Do
poestcs for cash prices from 10 to IS per cent lower han
they can be bought on the Usual credit
New Spring Goods
u. WILSON d Co, Importers and job
lie beTsof
DRY GOODS
No. II CoorsDdt, (Oppo@ite the National and Western
Hcels and Eos II aud IS Dey-st have maze large adj
ron. tber nsus stock and prepared 10 offer for
the Spring Trade, much varied aseortunen. than
heretofore OF every desenpt Of Poregn and Domestic
Fabcs adapted 10 every section Of the United States and
Cspsda Will be constant Receiving packet and steamer
all the Dew styles Of Goods that appear snd the sock vii
iDclnde ct 81 trbes large and select assortentso Of
Cloths Casslmeres and Festinxs
Tailors Goods, and Trimmings
White Goods and Hosiery
Dress Goods Of the and choicest styles
Ysnkee Eotiofs
DorDeetics lat the lowest cash price.)
"H0yles NGnsdOvn Sewing Cotton" &c, kc-
We invite the Of the closest buyers for cash,
months, and short credit
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V,HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE.
Il COMPANY Of the CITY OF NETWORK, ssfAe.
= "a ISsi AZ No lis Csnalst BrAnch Ohee No y.
RS.wsy pS.i eOre. 0gIS.is IJAisy SasSss
p, - their CArsces he AGAINST loss or dam
.se BY FIRE. Shss.e. . N-
Gsoxcy PAVLDINe, Surveyor.
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CTATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of the MU-
~ TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW
YORK. for the i've years ending January 81, 1889
Auets on lot February Sf3 .............. 1858 59 n
Dedsct losses by death advised OF but not paid
due gents for Commissions, and balance Of
Annuity Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1909 81
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TOLRDO YORWALK .al CLEVELAND

AiLkOAD-pT-n th-caes' c''hPs-ttnN sIs n@ 81
n the cham Of RA -c.s between New fGzk. Boston. Sa
adelphia BArrors ard ~ tshr-s tcn Ciry snd C>c2eo
On and sfHeT MONDAY, Fec : 1855, PAssense- Trans
VII run daily SUNDAYS eIcspsed.l - foUows
Les-e Toledo "a " ard 10 Pm
Leave Cleveland - A NJ and ".
CONNECTING Toleoo with trains Of Michigan s0afnern
Rsiirrsd for Chicsxo sd the West
Al Bellevue with trains of Mad River RO,d for SsntasSy
City, nsytcu, Indianapolis, CrncInnst, Se
Al honroeviIe With Nsns'sd sod >s'duss' City aoN1'
cor sanGusty CITY, shelby Junction, Coisn0as, New~s
and Zsnesviile
AT Grafru, with Cleveland, COlumsns ard CineinnAA
Road Sbelhv Junction Columbus and Cincinnan
At Cleveland. with Bsse SHORE Road. va Dunhrs- 70,
Few-York sod Boston srd "a B1r.o for New lors And
Albany .-d fr Western Road and Bo-ton nth Clevesnd
ard Pittsburgh Rnsd frr P'tHbargh, Nheens Pm aei-
PHI. B.lf,nlore. and " sahingion CIV.
L a 'pFIrTTIps SuDerrnfenirnt
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VNIE ASTON FIRE INSURANCE UUM'
Il PANY, ofsee Chatham Bank BuildHs No q ShafhAn.
A. coniinuss iusere ewelhsSs wsreheeses sorss sa
80 rrneerfy 81 al kinds, the most favorable terus-
Lesse' ps'a - wa WM I. PINKNEy, President.
pcsrxr ID HAgr Secretary,
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INPUPsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Il cosp n rs- fs<k kereey gvsa - 81 r--s
sAyas aga ErReE seCoI bts y ise CT Ns--
Ten s.seu s-c-S-sa Fs; tAs 49, 80 'sser, $500 .
assst~H Aer Cre 81 a Bss,sp E-a Va ., NshSi.
"a CO q ~ osrs - ,-ua dsy q hsy All
rttet- W. Yea he INA day q ScVsrnoer. iSs2
a a-e@N' Sl1ABETH A N-<>Of. AfzSsssrstr,
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And ERIE RAILROAD

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ExrsESs TIAIx ats PM ever day tar Dsnkrs aAa
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Shore Railroads q. CevsAad AID theocs erect - Cnen-
r.ti al 70 sarsuskv Toe6o Noaroe, Detroit Knd Chi
onro. CHAS. NINOr. Superintendent
CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD
N-VISTER Aa3AEGENENr.-0n and sfer Mon
Say Dec. - and U1nl further Soece esve ELart
sr Csnlnlligs&. foilovss
MAJ Tram a. A N o. NTIvN Of NiShf EKP-ess
Tr,u frarp NsuYort ,ouuscsins a. CxnAa1Aixss NTH
the Ahasy al BuAlo Road Cor Roebesssr bSi-
go AID NiaEEra PALS
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from NeE-Yo-k III rIe q e4vIng NsvF-f0rk nay -
~ rf,7sres % dc s5rers-BeHsef he Nsf0rt and
Ere Railroad WILLIAM q. LAFAAM, su2t
NSw-Yerk Dec Is IS5s
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SIaeriR's Sale.
Stare or LOUISIANA.

~
Auguste Donate, exr, DC. District Court.
VS.. ta4g Sc. Landry
Josephine lesson, fW. No. 596a.
DY virtue ofan order of seizure and sale,
1I issued in the above entitled suit, by che
District Court, in and forthe parish Of Saint
Landry, and to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, for Cash, at the Court House
Of this parish, on Saturday, the fifth day Of
February, A. D., 1858, commencing at the
hour of II o'clock a. NJ, and continued from
day to day, if necessary, all the right, title.
interest and demand Of in and to che following
property. seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
. AcertainL Lotof Ground, situated in the
town of Opelousas, having one half arpent
front by one hundred and sixty-nine feet in
depth, adjoining on the South to the land of
u B. Isabelle, on the North to land formerly
belonging to Louis Louaillier Senr., on the
East to land belonging to Joseph Hardy and
on the West to the twenty feet which the said
Joseph Hardy, her vendor, has reserved be-
tween the line of P Cahanin for passage
for the said lot, with all the Buildings and
Improvements thereon. a5sa
..', HARRISON ROGERS, sSheysB.
Sheriff s Office st. Landry, 80
LIST. January 1858.
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ElroEitoRrrtfaa. Tao1aic.s aaTha fnllonina Lisl

-ELEcFioSEERfaG, Tac4acs. .alThe following as
from o late California paper;f,. s,,.,, 1.,g....
One of the shfewdest manGuyres We have roti-
ced for some time was carried successfully, through
at the late election It seems that according to The
charter the Office Of clerk Of The Supreme Court is
electiyes The jWhig ana Democratic Conventions
overlooking the fact made no nominations to sup
ply Vie place of tile present eleik Mr.. Aigeraon
sydney Smithi ianetly noticing this had few tick
cts printed with his name on them for the neglected
oiice and sIyiy thirty ofsthen lsotedig There was
but one yetescast against him. and the consequence
is he iseected by fwenty-rire majority precisely.
Should the Supreme Court decide in his .fayer, he
steps into about $4,000 ayearl
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,PROlFfBsSIOIlE, NOTICES, &C. sc. :. :.
r. 3. GooMBER.

ID ESPECTFULLY announce the citizens
IL Of St. Landry and urrounding country, l01 Il
that he has permanently located himself IN
.Opelousas, where he is ready, TO- receive or.
ders for varnss1aaasg and .ofasanse1ata'sg oIo
,fa1smituyes, Of every description, old aoosters
smade equal 10 ssw,S paper 1bdngfmg, fre
screens, painted sas aoscers,. faass, DC. &c.
il For orders or more particulars, apply e
the Editors Of the 0pelousas Courier,
Opelousas, FebruarY 21st 1862 "
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House for Sale.

sl!S =, THE undersigned offers his
! & property for sale, situated on
Y ss Main street corner Of Vine, in
Opelousas Said property consists of half a
lot.of ground fronting on Main, Vine and
Elaionsheets, most in the centre Of the vii
'lage, with adwelling house, kitchen. &c. r
. JOHN FRANCISCO 7s
0pelousas, January 9Th, 1853-3m 4.