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limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

COMPANf, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam.
snip Company, carrying the great United States NAL
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIPORNIA
sbd OREGON, via Aspinwsl and Panama Great rednc-
non The splendid new and doabe-enzns United states
NAL steen.hlp OHIO 5000 tuns burden H. J. Hsrtsene
=. 5 Navy, Commander and the CHEROKEE, John Ne,
GoTen; Comm lander, will sail MONDAY FEB. n
MI9eoes r NJ precisely from pier At foot Of Warrsns
North River for ApInwa direct The Pacific Mail steam.
snlp Som panys magnificent new steamer John l..
sIEfhENs, 200 tuns burden, Commodore Robert L.
Pearson VIII be n readiness At Panama together with the
steamer PANAMA 70 take the mails and passengers of the
Oho and Cherokee and sal immed for San Francisco
The John l. Stephens has been built expressly for the Pa
enc service with extended guards giving spacious deck
room pronenades kc Heryentaton cannot surpassed
ase widows and lights being substituted In place Of port
hoes both torwsrt and aft There bukhead other
OBSTRUCTION 20 the Tree passage Of stern,
"a either deck her sailing qualities thoroughly
previous 70 her departure, and she proved herself
one o. me fastest steamers afoa No efforts spared
On tAs part Of the Cofpanies % send their passengers
tnf9usn with expedition, comfort and safety. Rates
O. fare g Aspinwsl Ladies saloon, STATE Room s55;
Lower AT AID Forward Saloon d. s5; Second Cabin
StAhdses s+ Storage, SO. Rsteso fare from Panama 70
sen Frsneco; First Cabin, After Saloon State Hoouls
so rrsr Cabin. Forward Uppereek State Rooms $40;
forward CABIN, steersze Pare, 500 Storage $50 Pa.
SINGERS vii Be landed st the Railroad Wharf st AspnwaI
nee Irsnst Of the sth1s the passenger expense For
fIeisnt OF passage apply 20 CHARLES A. WHITNEY AZ
me once Ct tie Con psr.es Nc III Wesss cor Of Wsr.
eL, y. Y.
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SD from ssnshe sov a. mp ssaaa, ksnaedJ "hArn
pa snc Fer Yora ,c 60. -.
SD from s.-sspo-e Dee J. .ho se-srr eadeaef iron
"a NsriA, CacuffA g. n. q No.
oEthe Brosber, Jsva So. OF - 81? hereyH d.
In Manila s.nrzpors f. EeS fo-t -, L. ~. "
-. for Boston - r....-h. c,t--..,
~ ~ 49, OF m ssy HsieaA Cave, shaAsh1e SJh
oa, Lsro'1 r. Dee y ,ehr Fyins Feb, Bruce, from
Ichsbo. lsfh. 81 s.,h1 IN
Az a. yalosrtso about Dee lo,h ssp 49, - -
-. 80 a.. -oac detained about 20 eAJs Al vel
G,,nSe Dec g. bart O;iova, BROOKS, Tor Se- Tors
a, =. - Pbcnr Mssou from d., (A5- Aas y arr prev "a
o. q. k,s Ared Hammond Greea, or Se~ forE ait 10 daJs
a, psrsrboco Dee g. hip Ne6ors Burr lOm Ses Yort SsT
I, Tor Aus,rsla, 70 ssl samc Gay.
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Arrived.

ship Isaac Aneron Sears, II de- I'm Orleans
Packet ship Margaret Evsas Pratt London and Por,ouh
os ssSaSi saw Steamship steamship Hs hence w f Liverpool
Have espefcneed heavy weather, lost whole SUIT Of sails &c
passenger Pavensedi schuwaet Is 5. go o.
spols shp Henry I'm Bremeu Tor New Orleans
o. railroad iron TO Ctoos. sid company with .hips Aduon
ssoi Dc Embe, Ia ntum the two latter Coz New ore4n.
n
Of sails. have been h. I'm the Grsnd Bank Jan lat
so Ion Is 81 EXCHANGED signals with ship Colonel Cats Of New
ship Indiana Cosn IA d. I'm New Orleans md.s to Fso,,
.., ''S 10 lat " lon " passed barb Bay state steering
ship Albion Nor yochi - a. I'm Newcastle ~ coal to
Escoibn Gss Co snCe Dee s. has experienced considerable
sh Me,hsm Own Burgess, shAnshae sept H. passed
Nov teas 10 hsooN The O. has had calm weather the
Bar, Hars,pe cot,ren 10 ID fun New Orleans, mi-s 70
Peel Church 81 inst lat y 81 hon " g. feH in With and
and supposed have ashore
Tool ifom her ~ bales cotton.
BsA hsn'e,a, ei ssarPou Treat New Orleans, Jan o. and
,ses rss.sse IS hSus sore a. 10 4 seeI fsS 8 al,
saae date lat 90 lon " Is spOle brs Ksescc Nstass r
,ps bar. ssIe,on Hasetoa ina New Or,
Of BAH IN ssa orssn. r Genoa sbsaiued with s Spar.
sc.s e,spuSs eeer boat. and both sscI soo
tons OF the CsIso had been uAeh os with al the provisions
Rrs IRA lf GSordl Bsler s, Domingo c, Jan IS mshor
and II passengers 70 G. Rcssrr Co. vessel 10 frce
apparently br ssed abandoned some
P"%sd Sss, Nth ~a', ,,es1 SSSs 90 Sc Der psms
hs~c0d' a. tok n Messenger The l. w has esp~fenccl
Bs Arssstes jenkins ~ d. ina a. PATAGONIA gaans
~ order Oct 81 lst IS "a Ion ~ ~ W sose wAsiehp
Emma C. Joncs of New Bedford with 400 bbl OIL al
veil Nov lat 80 lon q 80 sPke b barb CSrnwe, tal
London Tor Van nsenAsRs isnd, ~ ds
brs Jouahsa ceey ,ol Noodle Jameson 10 ia fan Noodle
ton TO Ssurses. Chairman Co.
sshr Hsnfy Lea haft d I'm Braaiywsse aOaf Allen
sShI pspe,cs nNssrd D. I'm Rrsndywne hd toNew Hsvet
schr Cornes, Smith, IL tn BrsRyne. 81 70 New Hsvea
shr olive Hstesss. aAJ I'm lEhl~eesAESt y J., pa Esa
bound to fenhroot Me
sSAr Hose w CANDY Jesrys, ia I'm. PAaAspAa cat. to j.
ChurchG
scAr Messenger. R.rrOw as I'm Pro,Rcs,o~s s.A % T.
Crowel
ssAr Alexander MAen mAs,ed) johns - - I'm Maracsso
ecsee hides, &c to M<tAnd Phelps CO.. vessels eft ese
Isported
SIR Hsnry faSenlAD jump as f xsr5 De-. aud
meal to n, \. fox.
s<sT William Goodwin rAozg~on I'm N,ora De, cora
and msal h \. tox
schr May Miller. Lawson 4 ds I'm fAlsde,pAiA, coal
Socp David Nansme Williams. d On vus,hlA, oyssers
ekop psyoa. DeSAcF. ia I'm NRfua, oysters
kHlow-Bsk Conway; sso l hssk.
NI>D-Sansei, W wv
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, TRoY UNION RAILROAD,
TROy Eeh 4 IRal

ENGINEERS OTFIcE, TRoY UNION RAILROAD,
TRoY, Feb. 8, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until March 6, 1888 at y o'clock noon for
lao or more, in width for the Troy Union Railroad the
City Of Troy.
The drawings plans and specifications show
E the manner Of performing the work will be ready for
1885, and the Chief Assistant Engineer will be in attend
20 give such information and make such explanations
as may be necessary in regard 10 that work.
Blank proposals will be furnished application at the
Engineers Office and all proposals conform to the
requirements Of this notice and the forms the blank
proposals
Proposals must be written distinctly igned with the
full OF al the parties neosed sealed enveop
and addressed 10 Directors Of the Troy Union Railroad
and ndord Proposals for Passenger House" and dey.
cred personally or forwarded by mail before the day
hrst mel tioned.
Contractors may propose for the whole Of aid Passenger
House for such parts thereof they desire but
Directors the uEht 20 accept reject any partial
or total bids they deem best for the the
Company.
The written Of responsible persons 20 become
uIetes for the faithful performance Of the contract and
guaranteeing that the persons proposing shall into
such contract upon the terms offered the cor
tractors sha have been notified that their offers have been
accepted.
II the ability Of the persons proposing 20 execute the
work, the responsibility OF the are
known 90 the Directors Chief Engineer testimonials
Will be required fUm persons who known and ap-
proved by the Directors
Proposals be for a certain a 20 prce and no
proposition which not thus definite and certain will be
received or acted on and than enc proposition
shall be made BY or will be received from any person
for the same contract and contracts shall be gnod
without the ofhe Directors and Chief ENGINEER q
Contractors will be required give ther personal aen.
hon 10 the work and sub-eontrsers viii be allowed
r. FRENCH, Chief Engneer
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

lNROAD-wIsrss ARsASGEMEsr-Deceme Is, isA
Trains out OF New and Special
NJ and M A. NJ, and Z. NJ, through 20 w-havsa
Atgl0 A. NJ and ~ Y, NJ, for Port Chester
The IN A. NJ runs in connection with tram non Nevs
Raven 70 Hartford aud Springfield and with tram over ~
EHpSSss Ts,sshsA.M nd 81 7, NJ for New usysa,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connecteat
River Ard Vermont Railroads The An train oonnecsx
New Haven with train Of the New London Road 20 Mes.
london Norwich, Stonlnston and Providence The 40
p NJ. TO New London only.
The A. N, stops At stam'ord and bndSepSn go.
Bridgeport The 81 M stops at Stamford, Norwah snA
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Dsnbuy Railroad at Norwa,
.nd N Housaonic snd Ssusstucs q Bridgeport
Trains into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Specialize
s. and sS5 A. NJ, and F. M through from New. Ravsa
At A NJ and SA5 P NJ, from Port Chester
The 535 NJ receives passengers from Springfield ~
Hartfsd New. London and Canal Railroads at Newsvea
The 4P NJ receyespsssengers from Hartford and Spns
FIELD and Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New. Haven on arrival Of rsm
hom Boston at n and $50 p NJ stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwali and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. n snf
SP.M Trains of the New. London Road run IN cOanss-
ton
sss large bill Of sivsrt.eent &c ths station Mouse snd
rincipsl hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER Jr, Sayt
New Haven. sn,ber. isu-
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SHlPS-SEMl-N fEhL1 L. ;. MAIL
=, ueaapr.l,na

INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets
Il for California viA Aspinwal and Panama The new
sad splendid steamshp UNCLE SAM, 1900 tuns, w. A.
Mills Commander win leave NewYork for AsPlnwal on
Saturday Feb 49, at p NJ precisely from Pier No 8,
North River The performance Of this steamer on her
first and second warrants the assurance ha tho
gers will reach Aspnwa in from 10 days, where
abe will with the new and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tuns J. d. Wilson, Commsndeh
which will be in readiness Panama to receive tho plen
gers of the Uncle Sam and sail immediately for Sal Fran
cisco These steamships both new, and of the very
first class As 30 accommodation speed, and ventilation
the unsurpassed BY vessel the route The tables
will be supplied the most liberal manner both for Cabin
and Storage Passengers Every exertion will be- made,
the part the officers and owners TO insure safety speed
and comfort Passengers will be landed the wharf at
Aspinwal and take he Panama Railroad for the Pacific
good surgeon attached TO each ship whose services
of charge the Passengers For freight passage
apply to T.. MILLS, Agent No. 81 Courtlandtst.
s.-A Mailbag WI be made up At this office, Ia accord
ance with the new law Of Congress for the accommodation
Of the public
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To Mariners.

- a., \ ra.1s 4; Hor5.s'. Hs- rsa.o- y a. iHnd
- =. Blns,s Chart q ls52 Of re North Asst O'ea
-. ~ ,ss isr1 u IoSoe. or Iortasa aoi fo - = pl.s
n. ~ ~ r w. - -ss ~ eTterf TON Ll - " -
- 80. re and sostk snd - se.rg the trart q
-. oVre fhroagh the rark- leland - Ina -
s.a<t Nsn BsSEsr Ma: sctr lnoeps3-rce o. Bo-ir
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OIEVELAND. PAINESVILLE and ASH.

CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE and ASH
~ TABULA RAILROAD Co-pIyIDESD NOTICE.
The Directors of this Company have declared dividend
thoss holding STOCK the ls day Of January 1850 fol
lsws; THREE PER CENT. interes IN CASH and SIX
PER CENT IN SCRIP, obligations Of the Company pay
abe lat August 1885, cut Of the earnings pr0r the IL
'Aasay, inst payable 70 the Eastern stockholders manned
h furnshed Us BY the Company the lt February,
proxnO al our Office
wINsLow, LANIER Co, No s. w.ls
January ST. ls5S
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN g. NORTHERN

1y1 INDIANA RAILROAD.-Two Trains per Day
and after Feb T. 1855 until further notice Passenger IL
viii run between Chicago, Toledo and Monroe daily es'
Sundays, a. follows; ,u
Toledo for Chicago at 9 AN. and 8 Pm
Monroe for CHICAGO at II AN n
This Road, in conjunction with the Toledo ana N@.
Lake Shore New-York ard Enc, Buffalo and Absny, -
Hudson River Railroads. form the only Railroad eon@~
cation between Chicago and New York CITY,
Also Railroad communication Is now opened ~ -
CHICAGO snd Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh US IL
do and Norwak Road, which ntersects the Mad I've 1
Hamilton and Dayton Roads At Bellevue, nc N11c.s.
Road at nonroevils and the Cleveland, Columbus NAV
cinnati and Pittsburgh Roads, at Cleveland ,...
~'' JOS H. MOORE, supshR'snde0I
~ SAN. I. r. r. Office, Adrian Dec n, lsn ~
JOHN y. PORTER, Agent, No. 100 Brosdst NJ
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TOLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILROAD-Open through, completing the - -
in the cham OF Railroads between New-York Boston
adelpha Baltimore and Washington City and Cnea<e -
On and after MONDAY Feb. q 1883, Passenger u
will run daily tSundsys exceptsd,l az follows:
Leave Toledo, o AN. and l0PM.
Leave Cleveland 20 AN. and PM e-,Asa
Connecting al Toledo with trains Of Michigan o'S
Railroad for Chicsgo aud the West s.xn&y
At Bellevue with trains Of Mad River hoad iof Ss
City Dayton Indianapolis. Cincinnati, NC r... ~
Al Honroeyille with Mansfield and sandusky Ci2 -
for ssndusky City, Shelby Junction. Csianoo''
and GAINESVILLE. ,..~,.uG
At Grafton, with Cleveland. Columbus and C'Ho'
Road Shelby Junction Columbus and CIncinIsn ,,t sx
AT Cleveland with Lake Shore Road, VIA Dur ~ "A
Hew-York add Boston and VIA Buffalo for New 1919
Albany and for Western Road and Boston, wlth tpssdx
and Pittsburgh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheeling, rn'~
Ihia- Baltimore, and Washington CITY.
Freishts Forwarded promptly q fair rates .,.,s,ot
f. Il. PHILLIPS, Supenntsnes,sa
supts Ohce T. n & C. r., Norwslk, Ohio Fee. =
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pATENTS for NEW INVENTIONS pro.

= ClkEb IN ALL PARTS Of EUROPE-ITpds, ~.
ssE law. Of England important redrction. I.vs ~, 80
sae u cost, bat PrOvisionA protection is zr.ntsd
r1c-.S sy ca sppleanon, ana az snail cost for ar
XN Sailnz Which tine the Great Seal can 81 .aF.ad
rs $50 literally extended the advantages on 4,
Ass rendering hat country now desirsbe s-Id "a
- :. 1ssEiou Letters Patent taken In sny psr- N
Hfyash ny Agency VIII Be promptly delivered IN
NAY prefer. VI ''sI-A' q parties
Sseless 70 proceed 20 Zrrupe 70 diso.. NJ an ;v.,
:sns are secured PRIOR cream. VII "a
u Iriorrnzflcn a 70 costa kc can b. hsd az
SPnesrert 70 JosIPHP. PRISON. No W.. n4a On
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BY telegraph.

Bo>toN.Fe H. sTsrss-ShsP Rernns,os New oricss
ssrAs oes.ssA- Aoee IA Rim and NASHUA fhdepAs brss
fanAma Nsssna NseT SGrnam Evrs Port fnEce hsnss
s ieesee HAP hsy West Bermsda rSrasse Acorn and
~ G. Gilmore, ssvsanAh General ray.oT Wilmington G
Shofee sne F~stF fhsScpA Shrs Isaac frsnkhn Malaga
Sessssns ss-sas, >1g~sa sea Psrhea sassnnss Sese
va wN.setewn fs,Her. WluoAgtOn. y c CAsros Brew
q, NoAsn lse nes~f and Nosrney New York : Has
IN. leAsli and LYDIA, BAiroore
Siease-ShG Go3ea lsAt Ssn Frsns-os hs Ill.,, NJ,
skrkfs an 4 HxrAQa
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stoningtou,

IL tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWN-BEDIORD
COMMODORE Of this lne now run regularly - heresc-
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River, dt vAArf
shove Battery. place, daily, Sundays excepted MtPM,
and stonngton at oeoek ?. IL OF ARRIVAL Of the nal
tuin which leaves Boston at ) NJ
The COMMODORE from New.York-Monday WEI
nesdsy and Friday From Stonnstsn-Tuesday, ThaDaay
and Saturday
The MASSACHUSETTS,, from w-York-. rassAay,
Thursday and Saturday. From Stonnston Monday Wei
The steamer FERRY leaves Providence for Newpot
FOR freight or passage apply at the Office No. Battery
place, or on board the boats
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Passengers Arrived.

,hp Helm, f,o@ Brsmsn Mrs A k'emsnn de Masensssi
Hoppe H. Thorspecben and 10 m the seersse
IN paeis tAp Margaret Eran' from London and Porfln0Hh
Mr. Wilson and lady, Mise Emma When, Mr.. Hahn, Dr. Ieb
mar Mr. and lady Myers, Misc LabAn, Mrs. Ahwin,
and 40 N the steeras.
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a MEEIlNG Of the Stockholders of the
ana osweso Line, held al the ofsee Of ths
~ ~ ssisease Jan IL 1858 the following resolu-
k's.ss@ ihAi he ssoe.sie1 formed Jan 1850 upsrr
&c nAns sna syle 81 me syrarlse and Osweso IIUs
", snd INC sAns 70 declared % Be ds.olvea '
A Il HOvEY, See-seyy
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FCUFNY VALLEY RAILROAD

ALETTINGS-Sealed Proposals will be received az the
Compsnys Ofce, N FouTth-sf Pittsburgh, until the %
dAy OF February 1855 for doing the Grstnr MasourE md
Bdsug su the portion Of ard Road between Plrtsbugh
and Kittanr Armstrong County, distance OF ~ miles
The lire VIII be divided mo Sections Of shout mile IN
..cison. - '.' - - 49,
Pan. Pruses and Specifications Will be ready Cor nspec-
ton on and after the Eth day Of February
PrpoSs Will BE- received for the GRADING MAsUnry, and
B-idgrs and also for the Supetorure aud 6nisnng sid
y miles complete. Except furnishing ron-)
Bids VII d received and conEdered- Tor the ente work
eNcert furnishing ronl from Pittsburgh 70 the New-foEk
State line.
satsetory references Will Be expected from bidders no:
perscrally Known % the Company.
For information. application may b made, psrsco
Allv or ty letter to Hon WM T. JOHNSTON, President
OF the Company, 10 GEORGE r EICHBAUM, ED ASso-
ciaie Euriueer, OF 20 tire subscriber.
w.NlLNOR ROBERTS, Chef Engineer.
By order Of the Board Of Managers -Ofee Allegheny
Valley Railroad Company Pittsburgh, December ~ lSa2
NOTICE.-Subscriptio to the Capital Stock
~ d the NETWORK apd CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY VIII be received. By the Undermined
q the ofce Of Messrs Davis Brooks Co. Ne. % Broad
way, until the 24th February. ensuing.
The Capital stock Is liked AZ : oOcN, divided iato 10"
shares Of sl.0Co each.
Ten re- centin eAh required be deposited, with The
undersigned AZ the cate OF ubsbng for which receipt
Will De is1ed the balance payable called tor iron
tine 70 time ~ the Board OF Directors subsequent 70 1ne
In - eyet Of an saoIDt exceeding the above being
s1bscrbd the underlined the power Of dsroIt-
irs the stock in such manner A. snA u theI Jae sel s
Of closing the b0ois Of subscription pror to the -fa req
Panrhets containing prospectus. charter, Sc can be
procured bv those desnE subscribe application TO
he unGsrsi sred, st No; q Broadway;
JACOB A. WESIERNELT, |
JOHN HAGGERTI.
DANIEL Il FEARING, JComnis-
SIDNEY BROOKS, sonersS
WATTS SHERMAN,
REUBEN WRITER'S,
New-Yors, Feb. 9, 1853.
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RANK OF THE UNITED STATES

- TKUsIEsy OFFICE No. 10 Walnut-st, room No I6
up stAis-AOIlCk-Ihere remains IN the hands Of the
Trustees the following amounts which appear 10 b. dus ~
the named IN the hist being for unclaimed Dyid~ns
a IN fsyoT OF noe-hoders and depostOrs the Bank Il
TIE nted states Parties claiming under tins notice will
b required . produce the certificate pt furnis
them BY the Trustees or s Goddard Secretary when the
Plain aaa
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spoken, Lcx

sc, 2ht % v, iO 70 W. hui Ceres, ssA I'm Ns' i''A
Oc. = FOR spnstra- -,
jan 3 s. ~ so bah Hsrntas- cOo7er % D. IN Bal
trnore ior Re Jan-iro.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direet-U. o. MAI.
EXPRESS LlNES-Thfough in u honrs-NewJsrsX
A. NJ, and 81 r. n, from foot OF Courtlandt& Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of Wsnutst Yss reduces
20 t3 for first cias and ~ 81 for second-clspL
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above nes and through bss
carried In the s. r. N. lines from NewYork, With hfoc1
Conductor Passengers with baggage the ferry -
utes before the trains leave.
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7 Y AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.

~ I. ANU oAN fhANOISU SIEAM-
1Ns SHIP LINE, through to SAN FRANCISCO via
AsPINWALL and PANAMA. No detention on the
lsthmu.. AT greatly reduced rates The and fast
SIDE wheel steamship UNION, 1850 tuns) Richard
Adams Commander, will leave New-Y0rk for Aspinwsl,
Navy Bsy) on SATURDAY, March 5, at 8 O'Clock p NJ
precisely, from Pier No North River connecting with
the and magnificent side wheel double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, (2,l00 tuns) Edward
Dunn Commander, which viii be in readiness at
PANAMA to receive the UNIONS passengers and sail
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO. The accommodations
and ventilation OF the Winfield Scott all that be de-
sired Her speed established the between New
York aud Panama and whas the Pacific coastl
passed.
Every exerton will be made the part Of the line
comfort expedition and safety Passengers will bs
landed the wharf at AspiEwa free taking the Panama
Railroad and are cautioned that Tickets for this Line
cold only at No. n Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS Co, General Asents.
Mail Bag made up at the above Oeice under the
United States Postage Law for the convenience Of the
public.
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IORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE

YHESHORTEST and c CHEAPEST ROUTE
Il VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
The Accessory Transit Company tofNcaasua propnetos
Through 10 advance ofthe MslOny Line giving Through
Tickets Including the lsthmns Crossing Dou
BILE Engine Steamship PR0METHEUS 1900 tuns burden
will leave from Pier No North River at O'Clock Y. VI
precisey, for San Juan del Norte, direct SATURDAY
FEB 9 connecting with the popular Steamship BROTHER
JONATHAN 200 tqns burden over the NICARAGUA Tran
steamers unsurpassed in their accommodations and
ventilation For information passage, the lowest
rates, apply only 70 G. VANDERBILT, Agent.
No. Battery place, up stairs.
Pasepgers are cautioned against the representations OF
Line.
Mailbag is made up at the Office.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

THE GROCERS FIRE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY, No. 81 Wall-st. corner OF Pearl-t
CAPITAL S200,OOO.
Al AZ election held on In inst the foswAs gentlemen
we're chosen Directors Of this Company for ensuing
RUFUS Story, Moses TAYLOR sampssn Moor.
Peter Martin, Alox II Grant W,Ii,sJn r go,
James B. Wilson, Marshall Peuoop I.aae q T.ylor
Ben. b. Sherman Asa = Porter Ci.orx. n Carh.rt
George Elder, Chas Barkhater Jam.. Lee
Al Subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE, Es unanimously reelected President OF he
Company. THOMAS GREEyLEAg sacr..sry
New-York Feb. 8, 1855.
N B-Ths Company confines 10 insare Buildinra Mer
ehsnoise Household Furniture, Vessels IN Port &c on The
most favorable terms AL losses promptly adjusted and
paid
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OCEAN Cleaners, &e.

CLIPPERS per ship COIENNE for San
- Francisco VIII please send n bills adns for nsnafore
As the vessel vii clear MONDAY An excellent oppo
tuuty u afforded for lady paSengers by tins vessel rO
rasase only having superior scconrocanons sppy IN
rrediatsly 20 Russell NORTON, No. 81 Old sap
PICK 4 CHURCH. No ID Waist or o. board mex NO
F.as, River.
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NEW,JERSEY RAILROADS.-On and AZ

IN or the 9th Of December train will leave New-Ymt
at O'Clock, A. NJ, from foot Of CourtIandt st. arriving
In Philadelphia u nOon the Remington Stson TIN
Train which will also through in four hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Chaosoa
sold by both lines Tickets sold passengers Cor wsy 10
tons In NewJeney in tho A. NJ train only, at rsdacs1
prices The Trenton Accommodation Tram will, nd
after the 9th December leave Trenton st "A n arriving
In NewYork at II noon, returning from New York
81, by which passengers will also be carried At redacs1
prices relieving the 81 p NJ Phadsphia VI way
connection Of the Mails and through passengers with hs
continuous train leaving Philadelphia at and l04 r. n