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THE cArsHiILs.

The fsr-of mountains, thinly draped in snow,
And no, IN summers gorgeous robe concealed,
Their softly shaped yet mighty figures show,
With every thew and muscle clear revealed.
Step above step, the tcrrseed masses rise.
Untl, too vast for sculp,ured life, they seem
The stairs sublime of lsrse,s sngetdrears,
Peopled with pines Of no sesaphic sire
Nor brightness. Nay so dim the distant siesni
And faint the shadows, that, TO musing eyes
The snow and vsper gtostly forms enshroad
H.mlets father. helmet crowned and pale,
OR, turbancd In the summit wresths OF cloud,
The Prophet OF Khorsssan, with his Silver Veil
Bro0tlyH Jan, ls53. II. w. PAsSsx.
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NuARnIAN,s SALE-sUPREMECOURT.

~ la % TIE Esioa Of ELIZABETH NcC ANY
cher iaus WI te sod puJc auction. % tse Nerchths
se Nors me ira dy Of Narch osst At
A. ok a. uoon vCOLE Chiffon ructone.rs AT that
Paf,e o. and situate ns AMI ens No sF a
WI nblrgh ald Ct Mas 6aasdd sud conNn az fob
css % Herunas gc.ui the elsiry le u Lofnsgst
sr' southery ~ sou'a etstry 81 Lo-
thrne east-y psrai "a Ncnro's
Get ouihery parallel With icrni~r ~ ~ % thence
-stry Earae VII Nonoss - feet to the easier, .le oi
ionsr aorhery aong the ctste " she q Lo er u
y, .-f 70 th~ rsea Of herrH-g Dated Pei. =. lsAl
"a st~gw ELTABEIH McCARrl. Ga,rfs-' &c.
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=. rSrON and FLORlDA.-

NOR CHARLESTON and tLOhi ~ 80.
gong soUTHKERSsEss, .s o. s' WEDNESDAY
win leave Pie, No i ~ Tpreelssiy -,
A Fer r r. spS se.' 4. . ss. =. u '
rs,.s.S T,ss... isr fissad. ei0~s' 10 '''-''''
n 10 PLATA eSc.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the Dis

h,rs. ~ an ir.o~nf from hs D. bts. Psutn % the Pro
p. IN. Third Arce fe the Fiih Cht9er u
stsute-JDHN CAMP 81
N Ia the County a-olsen; D-oto, ind'
.od A ene n the ate Of T. Noble Co Nee nrs YiDh'
49, county Judse Of .ad County ha Office as
tom 81 O.so sSs-sd rh~ ssh day OF Apr nst Al ooe
IN b. srsnn "a .ho~ have Why a. ss-sn-o
80 .,-it,. tff laslONN
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NOTICE. SALE Of

y PROPERTY 5r UNPAID CROTON WATER RENrS.-
Pass rotc hervhy Prop-riy for a1Ft Gro
IN ior The rear MAJ T. ISL and s'ns
Arrl 49, pub - the Cty Han, "a
Cry iogs. tkIDAf. tire h day - hy netl AZ
/. uol hsf and - Continued rcr Inv ~ LAY, Hai
oA that dcfsed os The r-s
urpad. ise iheesa sn4 the - BE- ad pao
Everrg fost, daily PrntA And
pHh ish-d n ths CITY ciNss Nort-
Convtroier Ofe- Cry Of New Yort Fehru,y 70, isc1
A c FLAGG. Coanptrn'sf.
dctscd pagAes esa, nav - had BY sPpy
- AZ ~ tonrt-cl-rs Oaice FlslasiFNNoa
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Los. or LIE CAUSED BIZ rnE UrsErrpe or

Loss on 1IfE SAUokD NJ 'nS 80
A BORA small rowbost containing efnApsnf pas
sengers who had just arrived from Liverpool In me
packet sbip Queen Of the Wst lying on per No.
Is East RIVER In which they coming ON shore LAST
evening upset, preciptating them into sns wsse, One
OF them, lad pears Of age, named William Brown,
was drowned before he could be rescued from me
water. A boat manned with few able bodied men,
went IN the sssistsnee Of the drowning rsons and ~
great Effort succeeded Ia rescung hem from the water
aome Of the rescued parties were taken 70 ne rr"
Ward station. House. and properly provided for ~
Cant. Hslpip, while others strsyed away immsdssy
sfer getting on shore The body II the drowned boy
was .abss q1entiy rescued, and taken 70 tbs Police
station where il awaits the aeton Of ne Coroner
Prom the statements made 20 Capt Hlpn ~ M~gares
Brown. mother Of the deceased and James OGerA PEI
sspgers in the Queen Of the West appears thst hsy
have been treated In highly censarsble and perhaps
cruel manner BY the Cspt Of the oaesn, whom they
aege took their provisions from them, In consequence
Of Witch deprivation they suffered from hunger 10 an
extent smcst bordering starvation Besdes ths they
stsfe the Captain insulting and abusive. Tbs result
was thai on the ship anchorng In the sTesm the pes
sepgers who were nearly drowned, hired bos1 10 get
on shore satiste their keen sppettes The Coroner
holding the inquest on the body, win faly Investigate
the matter.
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M SdORI ES l. and CHEAPEST
=, - kOClE-.VASDERBILT LINE for SAN rRAv-
The Accessory Transit Co Of Nczrsyla propris-
thrssh an advance of the AAilOny Lane zyios
thoesn Iieheta including the Isthmus crossing. TIE
iasoi,'e double Engine steamship PROMEruEUS, 10
snts naIoeD, VII leave from pier No 2 North River AZ
9eiocx precisely, for Sssl Juan del Mort. on SATCR-
4; k.ich ~ cpEneCtiIg with the poyalaI Steamship
p"oIfit stO tuts burden, over the Nc4rszua Trs0st
.Suts HAVING but IL miles Of land transportation Thes7
steamers unsurpassed in their ycntation and soeono-
cations For information, passage the lowest rates
ePpy Gay a. TIE Agency q The C0nosuy, 20 Battery.
place, up k:2is C.. VANDEREILr Agent,
Psseugers cautioned against the rel -nta,ons ~
hired runners Of other lines. None EMPLOYED for tbs
line. mail bag s maze Up the Office.
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STEAMER for AU STRALIA, Via the
crSSahMps OF PANAMA.-The Substantial s,esmship
SSSOhN Capt. W. r. Laff:dge having beautiful accom-
10 viii be dispatched hon Panama in the early
~ ~ April for Sydney, New.Sou,h Wales under steam
- cessss She win tsSe hunted number Of First and
Sesone csbn Pssseneers who leave New York a. late
" .ssnef Of Ala March, Coz AspnwsA Tue attention
peSens vsAing to AVOID the voyage around the Cape
HCwLIND K xsPINwALL,
No q Soufh-st, New Yssk
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re- A telesraphic dispatch from Norfolk

signed A. A. Hlckburn saysths, the American schooner
r. p. Brown. captured by tho Germantown OF tho
coast of Africa and lately arrived at Norfolk, Is no
SLAYER that she has been unu.ty seized, her papers
being all legal She cleared from the New York Gus
tom House
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UANANDAIGIA & EIMIRA RAILROAD

O-WINTFR ARRANGEMENr.-On and AFTER Mon
d.y Dec 70 and until further notice, trains leave Eims
for CanandaiSua, follows: xx-,. r...
Mail Train At A. NJ, on arrival OF Nifht hiptsss
Train from New-York, connecting al amanda . p1
trains on the Abany aud Buffalo Road for Rochester nei
i.lo and NiAsArs Falls ,,nxr,,,.~
Dsy Exprsss At $40 PM on arrival OF Day hhPt1s
from N.x-York The time Of leaving New-f ora may %
seen by reference the adyeItiseento Of nc s
Enc Railroad WILLIAM u Lar ue"' S1P
Dee. 10. 1851
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WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER

" al HE'S, y Il w y :,
w WARE, Act. d. LANDER, late Of the hiIn .;
ssnnns Lander, informs his friends .nss 10 ~, ~
rev place u business No o. Fultonst nearly sue
ss sS stand having made sSppsS,Sn ~RIRoTaER IN
der the krm Of SQUIRE LANDER Co, WHERE nav I ~
iosnd y the srea.est vaney all the latest
NEE complete assortment of Gold and sns 80
" an the hest manufactures and at the Lowest :, ~
Co have the retail stock of Plated Ware 70 10
oans 10 the city which they offer the lowest tstR
SQUIRE, LANDER 4 Co, No 81 Faltoa'''
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EsTER,LOCKPORTandN NIAGARA

kJOl HES n, IOOni OtA aha -'ihPhh@N
Ia FALLS RAILROAD open % BUFEALO-Ihe most
direct quickest sud cheapest route 70 Toronto htmton
tan. will cave Roch~s for Buffalo and Nas.r, sis -
follows: 10 NJ and rs " Returning r,in win esvs
Bus and Niagara Falls t1r Rochester a. - AN and ~
PM Pss-er ger. tor BIZ slo will ind this route superior
point OF comfort any ther TIE road $ thoroughly bnt
srd eouir-eS With Entirely snd locomotives The
prpsett irn-nus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
the H'o'' eeniiai P'i'''H WARREN CoLBURy, sup't
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TIE HrGHLANps.

Here dragons serpeuts, monsters lessaes In length,
lmprisoredin The ear.h's once yielding crust,
Twisted and struggled with enormous strength.
And upwards rove their ugly beads to thrust,
And died Entombed within the deepening russ
That wrapped the globe, the whole horsons hound
Their writings raised in many bIlowy mound.
Or, were the horses huge that Tsans strobe.
With flowing sad4le cloths Ia; swept the ground
In graceful mountain slopes. With spur and ge~j,
The giant erowdto trsmpiing battle rode
And now the steeds rest peuihed around
Too tame thought The rounded hills ID rsck
Were refuse planets hither hurled with crushing
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

N T.ins leave pier ioot Of D1rne ~ Bss.jo.
hkfktSs iNl 1s .. ~ a. N s.a;lonx
NAY TSAIS a. 50 NJ FOR Per8oai aaa Sa1sfIc ,x
WAY TlAIs at g ~ for pe..sEe' sx Sanl,rS snd
ExFREss Train at Pm every 0'' ~
Beth Express Trains connect 4 psass r.aa &c cnes.
SHORE Railroads for Cless and AS use nsyt nd ca
nan also W S@ANN'A'' cHAS NISOT, Superintendent
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NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures is

hereby vsa ina, he proceeds Of the e Of ne hc. t'ts
a. BRADLEY GOODMAN ate OF the crJ 81 Ne~ fofa, %
.ss Of tie Couay of Mes fofs ~A BE- d.1nisd "ccfdhs
- A. he sufrosste the CIy Of Veg l0fl the stn
-, al .py n.rt !, Ten oo the oeaoon Of that DAY. saen all
s-on. hsvns am. demands astn-t sd estate vii g'ese"
"p.'ss, ". BRADFORD. sunossts-
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nITFFAIO and NEw.YORK CIPY Rail

RoAp-FRoM NETWORK % BefrAxLosE ~
RECT Passenger leave the ofice Of tne 800 c ~
Ere Rsrvai foot Of Duane s. rnns -. =, uo-,e6sx,IL
Proceed wa Sew-iork and kre haiirosA "
thsnee 70 BuEAo direct .o.-ea
p.rr fros, N,vY ork % BurAc -. =,
T,rsets ear he v-ocurrd :, the Orce OF ne sesi ~
r-,s Ra,lrcsa foSt u puane- sad No Coasni,Ia ~,
On ard after MONDAY, AAseh T. rI-s w.
"S Nsssss Exrs1ss-ItT A NJ Eniye .; H'rssis'i'e
sC5 p NJ and IN BuH.ls IL - s.1e $50 10 ,exr
MAIL rxAIS-Ai A. NJ ALIVE =
rpoFuirx Stopping .; AZ caroHa .. aar,sIlsyile p
EvEsrse ExFsEss-s 7; NJ sns 800 =
A. NJ, aid N Buffalo 81 10 . - -. Frsres r5P.N
fIsres. Sss.s VII Dst issvs Ho.ns' ,,. - S.sYos
al ssfrr the arrival Of the sxsSes sSn-r,rtassn.
VIC. Y..,xapss, As,r. Ne. iCsosas'd
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NpN vopK SIpREME COURT--Caro-

~ Hns Bl-iaom against Y. x. Nsfbef - SE-s-ss,
d.rand on couiractTo y A. kEPPLER dsieniant lou a."
hs,sby summoned required the complaint IN ths
acton Which BE- h-d hs Office Of he CerA OF the GU an
C,Yp OF CITY Hall IN the sad CITY aud 30 serve
cops of youy complaint the uhcrher AZ
his oHes No Il Walt said within twenty days alter ne
.rvee OF thus exclusive o. me DAY ~ s'A
.r,r- and the sad comgl amt within me he
.or-- the gsntn thu seton vii tase Judgment against yon
m th .um OF Two Hundred aud Eighty Dollars WITH niere-t rom
n ~ DAY June. h0usani sish humie md any "o
81, the costs Tor tonDafed February sth, lSNl
LFwIs HURST Plaintiff Attorney No 10 Walst
February - s~SwHon- ,-.,,..
m romp.ot Ina M. ,b.v@ euled duly sled IN TIE
once OF me Cerk o. Cy aBl Couny Se fofs "a me ln
February A D. lsh8 LEWIS HURST, FLanuh sNiorhsy
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
RAIL~cAR 6LINPSES.

ROUsx from the dead the warrior men Of Old.
And plan, their ranks on yonder rocky wall
Let srehers, singers, gallan. Knights and bold,
Gayly M.syea IN crimson. blue AID gold,
Noun, the DARK fortress, a. the clSrioas CALI
And RiehArds hon banner sost DER all.
Or, pierce the rsnpsrt poin, thousand guns,
And let the Tag Of freedom be unfaricd;
And there, in endless columns, lee her sons
Challenge the despot Armies Of the world
With sSshing arms and lannon's heavy thunder.
Or. let those pillAred hish,s. in grandeur hone.
Be vi.ioued to the dumb and dreamy wcnder--
One long NiseSrs. changed to silent stone,
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~ During the week ending yesterday,
81 Oo3 tuns OF coal transported ON the Reading
Railroad.
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Pursuance of an order of the Surrogate

a hereby 20 at ger'ons
k,,s clam. % nt FORGE mccoy late ~ he Ctyo Vow
York Mason deceased pu th. with vouchers thereof 10
ths subscber al the Odce b Besnsp ESQ No . Wan Il,
N. y New York before the tenth lay 81 May neat
Dated. New lork, The -i1th dfy q November, ls1L .
lassmMt bllIAhEth 4 Nctpff Al'ihi'tfuA
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rr If. sssIy FIJI (Washingtoa Co hers4
" - ~slehrsxed tree near For Edward. und-
ssI 80 Noes was sssassnssed ~ he lnass-.
VIZ s..s- ar.n al r4al.s isfs ssa~scxeh
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UypE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of

NHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of
L .be CITY of NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
r,,,, The presidency of SIMEON L. LOOMS, late Of
=, Stua Co. of Hartford Conn.
bis Company will be prepared at the expiration OF the
.sry LEGAL notice insure against loss or damage BY
y his City and throughout the country Also 10 TAX
II, Of Inland Navigation on favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
ar.on l. LOOMS
.s,,rtcrnibg, firm Of Corning Co.
gs,.sce McNsmee, firm Of Bowen MeNamee.
Rrssrd Bigelow, firm of Doane. King & Co..
Nasp H. Mellen, firm OF Clshen, Mellen L Co.
Co Bliss, firm OF Gee Bliss Co.
I~oeR Emo finn of Emo, Mehony Co
l5Sver T. Wood, firm Of WilaIda Wood.
Lev p Stone, firm OF Stone & Starr.
Hssy o. lily, firm of Ely, Clepp Bowen
sm., Low, firm OF Jas Low Co,
Cnle Hatch, firm Of G. u. Hatch Co..
jbp B. Hutchinson firm Of J. c. Howe 20.
Wali,p o. Lambert firm Of A. 4 A. Lawrence Co.
Charles A. Buckley firm Of Buckley 4 Co..
I,, Morton Motion finn Of j. NJ Beebe MOrgans Co
irm r Dwight firm of Trowbridge, Dwight Co.
John Nelson, frm of Nelson Co.
CHARLES 2. Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, STAN 90
Sss1ss 5. Morgan Morgan firm of E. D. Morgan Co.
isSmss Messenger, firm Of T. L II. Messenger.
S.vSs II Norton, firm of Norton, Butler & HOyt.
s ssSses Psnl, finn of Boyd Paul
Bslilsrd ~ Bull, firm Of Haskell Merrick Bull.
Atsd 5. Barnes. firm Of A; 5 Barnes 20.
los lakewood firm OF r. Lockwood Son.
Isius Hopkins firm of Hopkins, Allen Go.
Lyman Cooke. -,
jsum A. Dwight, firm Of Brown, Palmer Dwight
Lac III Frohingham firm Of FrothIngham, Newell Co.
kkI IL Swil finn of Swift, HuIlbuIt6 Co.
Carts Noble.
WvdA. Work, firm Of Work & Drake.
S.tbsn II. S,ockwen, finn of Gibson, Stockwell Co.
INES Humphrey.
William 4. Hooker, Cashier Continental Bank.
D.pfcrtb ~ Barney, firm Of Wells, Fargo Co.
nolier Morgan.
GsoIse Pearce, firm Of George PeaIce Co.
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
i COMPANY Of the CITY of NETWORK, estat.
hh.d in 1851 at No. l73 Canalst Branch Office, No 9.
Bosdway next corner of Wes, opposite Trinity Church
-Insnre Buidings Merchandise, Household Furniture
yse in Port and their CaTgoes &C. against loss or dam
ueby FIRE. JEREMIAH TEkhELL, PRESIDENT
HosEs q. LEONARD Secretary.
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,,IcU1GaN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

VI INDIANA RAILBOAD.-On and after feo T. Sb3
mr. frtler notice Pas euger Trsins will I'm between Chi
esso Toledo and Monroe daily except Sundays - follows
Chicago tor Monroe AZ q VI
C7Icsso Tor Toledo &C z AN AID VI.
Toledo for Chicago - A VI. ard o z
slcnroe for Chicago a. u An
Ths Road IN con Juuc with the Toledo ano NoFTas
Ite slore New. York and Ere Buffalo and Albany, AID
Hudson River Railroad torn the only Railroad comm AMI
rstiop between Chic 20 and New YORK CIV.
Also Railroad comm unicston Is row opeued between
Csso ana Coub bus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, va ro!e
a. ana Sorak Road which ntersec's the Mad River AID
Hsnnlion and DAYTON ROADS a. Bellevue the Mansfield
Road AZ Mouroeve ant the Cleveland Columbus and Cln
c5uusii and Pittsburgh Roads, g C.eye.and
S' JOS MOORE, superintendent
Ms6NIR R. Oa ce, ADRIAN Dec 2, lso1
JOHN y. PORTER, Agent Nc. 100 Bsoat-st NY
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter
III Anangeuent-Trains leave Chamber--st daily, tor
Albany and Troy. - -.
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening.
Nal Train 9 A M-Through Way Train PM
Express Tain p M Accommodation Tram I'm
For Tarrytown ct Pm. .,,p...r
Train, and IPM Passenger Train.-For Peessau a. "
PM ,, ~. ,or =,
The Tarytown PeekssiI and Po'keepsle Trans stop a.
az WAY StsiiOns r,...l. t.h
and Ssf-stsL -,o n Dab
ksense and for Albany, stopping at ali '" AZ STA
bons EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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FIRE INSURANCE
h)atebes, 1ewelrp, &r.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY-JURGEN.
w SEN WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber,
very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with certificates
ron him with each Watch warranted perfect time feeperS
kf sss Of less than the usual prices.
Cooper Wholesome In hsntna cases, duplex and le-
vera perfect tine-keepers
Independent Second Watches and quarter seconds for
timing horseS In gold and silver cases 80
Splendid Gold Pocket ChronometeTs, which run witnous
my variation
Enamel Watches for ladies'
Cold and Silver Levers Detached Levers Lepine Du
pex and all othei styles OF Watches All OF the above or
ale at less than the usual prices
Diamonds Diamond Pins Rings, Earnings, Finger
kinn ana Ctosses for sale low. -. -
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes Jeweed '''''sso w
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled'''''''' W ~
0old Enamel Watches for ladies' ..'.'''''.''. - ""
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies. .....,s''.'.. %
Goid Hunting Patent Levers, for gents 90 ~
c.'et AtrIl Levers W az
silver Detached LeysrA full jeweied... 10 10 10
oliver Lepines holes jeweled. 1890. .'.'.'," ."
ND sn other kinds OF Watches at equally low prices
40, Ill knds Of Cold Chains, pure gold Wedahs ns s,
cd Keys aid Seals sold Pens and Pencils gold ana
Ihmbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets, gold LocAo
MePinA Ear.Rings. gold and silver Spectacea niea
rinA Finger Rings, silver FrutKniy stefins sliNe
epeons Cups, FORKS, &C. much ess thar tns usus
pnesa Watches and Jewelry exchanged All MMSieA
wuehse Clocks and Jewey repaired in the best mAe'
-A 'A' 1''>' P''' GEORGE C. ALLEN,
sA,Iomi Watches and JewelTy wholesale ana Ie'" :,
Nv wwSnist, "a story, near Brsadwsy-i0inei' ~
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[NpIIRSIrANCE IN nn or,ler OF the Snrrogate

orthe County Yort hereby al psrous
aim. asn-t JOSEPH Keller late NJ The Cty q New
Yorl deceased . prs~n the SANE With vouchers taer 90 toe
.uhserh~r residence, Ne Centre o., ~ The CITY OF Nes
York sevenh lay II NAY nsstDaei New Iois
the s,urth isy Of November lsi3
as IAs6mls ELiLABktH hkEltk, ftecpirL
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IN pIIRSuANCE Of an order of the snrro.

gafs Comfy hereby % At
IN. hvns riur. asn., asa GOODRICH he OF The Cy of
~ YotA dccrd pre-eus ne .ac vh vouchers the y
The ut er q. hs rrs-nre - Broadway. hr Cry ~
YORK before the Olh dsy Of Sspteher neSt dated,
Ner Yort 'se ''h dsy o: Mlrch lisa }. L. GOODRICH
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Pm PTRSI-ANCE of an order OF the Surro.

gate County 81 New Yort not herry gwen % al yer
gairst JOHN l. EsrEVE late OF the Cty OF
York dvssd present he same 'h vouchers threot 70
me s-s5@r al h.r esdsa-. No ~ Thomis, N the ~ Of
New York before ihs Sh ty March nett Dated New YORK.
the en- day of sept 1854 CLORlCE EsTEVE, AinnsratnL
-
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TOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and
COR ALBANY-Fare SI-ALBANY and

Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD.-fwo
daily express trains at A. NJ snd3 - NJ, connecting At
Albany with Central Line Of Railroads North and est from
new Depot corner Of White Elm snd Centrests where
through tickets can be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady, Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo IS
.ebsers also received Broome and Bowery and 1ithst
and fh-av stations The above will land passengers
~ CrotOn Falls and Chatham -Four Corners only All other
trains will from City Hall station OF ryOn row
and Centre-st a. heretofore.
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In prRSIlANCE of nn or,ler of Jesse c.

smith Esq Surross,s Coun'y oi knss, Notice - here
by .,sn ACCORDING law, 81 p~rcns havns clam tgtnt
HENRY WOOnMAN ate the Cfy Brol yn tcc-t-ei nat
they are cfgled exhibit the ssh the voucher th~r 70
sa.c-ser her -cece No 1s Heksst, "A ihe Cy 81
eighteenth d Of August uext Dated
Fshrusf, 10 lsS MARY 4 woOpMAN, AdmnistrarN
n
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TOLEDO. NoRWALK and CLEVELAND

II OL1~bO' -'CAA y an e'NA- -
4 RAILROAD-OpeI tlrOuzh, completing the isst INK
IN Tie chap OF R,irosd. tet<een Ne-Yors Boston, Pl
a6elphis Baltimore ard Washington Guy and ChicsEo
On AID after MONDAY, FEB : 1873, Passenger Irsins
vii run daily lSundsys exceptsd - follows;
Lave Toledo, 3 A VI md 10 PN.
Leave Cleveland - 4 ". and 7 VI.
Couneefins Toeuo with trains Of Michigan souh-rn
Railroad for Chicago ADD tn West
At Bellevue with trains Of Mad River Road Tor >andRssy
CITY. DAYTON Indianapolis Cincinnati. &c
a. Monro.vilia nth N4n.sld and S4ndu.sy City Ros
for Sandusty City Shelby Junction. Cod'aoas, Ne~Ts
AID Zsnesv.lle
Road Shelby Junction. Columbus ann Cincinnati.
Ar CleveisIS with Lats Shore Rod, va DunsIIk for
Efw-Yots s1d Boston I'd va Buffalo Tor Es~GorS and
Albany and for Westeri RoA and Boston with Cleveland
and Pftt.bursh Road for Psbugh, Wheeling, Philsde-
phiA Baltimore. ard Washington Citg.
Fr,i,h.. forwarded prlmptiy Al fair rates
f. & PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
supts Office 7 MAO r r., NorSais, Ono REQ 49,
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~ pIrRSuANCE of an order of Jesse q.

smith oihs County Of Kings. notice heeby
sven according an persons having cti, tsin, hoBEkr
ANDERSON late 81 ihe Town OF Bu-h~s. hnas County de-
ceased they required 90 exht the with the vouchers
Thereof Attorney nr subscriber, WILLIAM RICHARDS,
b5 Grand the City OF Wfmqush, before ths
3gdn day OF May nett-Dt'rd Wv II lS2 80 .
a.. lap6n.M. MATILDA ANDERSON, Adnnsra,rix.
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I,OR LIYERPOOI-Irnited States Mail

Il steamship PACIFIC, Capt. T. Nye-Ths steamship
viii depart with the United States Mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday, 10Th March, at u O'Clock NJ from her
BERTH at the foot OF Canal.st.
No berth secured till paid for.
For freight passage, having unequaed accommodations
for ee gance snd comfort, apply 70
EDW,D X. COLLINS & Co. No. IS Wall-sa
Passengers are requested to be board at ny A. NJ
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the Pacific and sail
Anil q
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70
- PHILADELPHIA Fr1n Per No. Sorth R:tI,
ieos Of BGs,Typsc. Two Line. daily q ID an (;
POTTER 70 Soush AuAy n. nee by Bodenso ~,
AID stssrnbOai r STOCKTON - Philaisl paA Eare =
E1press Line It : ?. " Nv steamboat JOHN fOTISh %
Ars0y. fksree direct 70 Camden b. cars EnF1u1n N =
hogn F.st, - Returning. leave Philadelphia a. NJ
xnd2P.H
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NEM.YORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD

At-NEW-YORA 10 BURLINGTON, ST. JOHNSBU-
RY, OGDENSBr RICH I'd IONTRE AL.-Tcksts can ~
Procured at the Ne YoTs and New-Ayen Railroad once
Nc. 40 Brosdwsy. NeWTOrk. % Belo<s FAls kl,itaa
BuIliugton Windsor White RreT Junction. Wells River
s. Johns5arv 81 AhsaS Rouses Point 0yisnsbaFh ard
Montreal. kxprts Tr,ins lsavs At 4. VI ard JS0P VI
BsEEage checked throaSL FTegas b. TIE road steam
ers from Pecksp every ily A. ? NJ <ith Dispatch a
6ucsd Atss Burlington, -. JohEsodry OsiensSuI9h
Go1freai. and az interim sdists towns.
L IL DE. Arear. No. Is. Ssath-st. Ne.s.iork-