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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Thi Road

Vii, he eompleted 10 Pittsburgh by December lst after
which All Goods consigned their AGENT at Philadelphia
viii 40 through without transshipment within Seventy
sppir to points the Ohio River any OF the West
ERR ws,srs facilities be received ON any other route
Ter srsnserpers with connecting roads complete by
which Goods can be forwarded to the Interior Of the West
en States by Railroad at the lowest rates and IN al ossee
without dstenton .r,,,urr .p,rv
from Philadelphia to Pttsbusgh
1st Clsss-Dry Goods Boots Shoes &c ~ per IL" ios
I'd Clsss-IIardware Machinery, Bales, ~
Brown sbeetins, Wool; &c. cts per 100 ibs
81 CIase-Cofee. Queensware, Heavy -
Castings, &c. .........'.''... .Iocs' per wv IDS
4th Class-Bscon Lard Fish. @c,.. o5cts per lo lbs
No Commission charged for at Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh. III. H. hOOSION', -,
Freight Agent Pennsyy.ni Railroad Co, Nos IA
and 276 Markets., Philsdelphis
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u1ater Gnre.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGlENIC lNSTI-
Ii TUTE No Is Laishtst Special department iof ie-
ale aisezs4s r. T TRAIL, N. D. Proprietor.
~ DR. J. l.. HOSFORD. Assistant.
VTNHE Ny. CITY WATER CURE, No. Isl
II Isb.st cor Uuiyersty-pl. Ample accommodations
Cor patients and boarders. o. II. WELLINGTON, ND.
" GEO. ii. TAYLOR MD.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that. the proceeds

ofh- reel 81 JOHN G SMITH atc Of ne
Cry Hroer the u~dcr ne
roste Couny Ynr. by Jer-nish To~e ~ri b te
s1Frog.is, accots 10 ~ AZ The ssrosais oe
Cy Yot the ogrth dy q JAnty 1et
ocock forenoon Of hat dSypafei ths h az Of De
center lisa fGqsvl A. w. bhtDFORD. >afrntats
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IN hereby hat ne Dros 81 the q The Real E-i-
81 PETER horn. Ate of thr CT es kewrosk e-ssd -
key ss order 81 the slrrOsaie 81 BE CcuJ
a. S-~ Yen I'll - distributed soOrdas h al NE serssr
Ofse he CITY % So Tors the 6rt y Of FehrnNFy af al
Ccosk forenoon e ia; -sa al e-sss sAsas
clans enzrt sa .s;a.e ~ prest hen 70 sst s1rrS
Slss- A " BRADFORD surrsA;,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

OYORK TO VERMONT and CANADA Tickets are sold
a the New York and New Haven Railroad Office, broadway
and Canas Wy. To BellowsFalls Rutland Burlington,
Windsor White River Junction, Wells River 81 johns
bury St Adams, Rouse's Point Ogden-burgh aud Montreal
Baggage checked through Express Trains leave at
and 81 PM in connection with the Northern Roads
Fvghi BY New-Hsven from Peck,slp every day
uSP NJ connecting with the Railroad 20 Burlington, ST.
Johnsbury Oedcnsbursh Montreal aud all intermediate
owns The Companies forming the New Haven Route are
determined make il the most comfortable and expeditions
winter route TO Vermont and Canada. r. HYDE
Railrnad AGENT No. $50 South.at., NY.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SURE

ra,e q As Co1a,y Of York herssJ res a. -
s1s hay "a a, n, ssas: MARY CALDWELL a,s q " "
a lct s-c~a--d 70 pr---s vis voacsess -
d. .asrs~, :, M. 1890. Va Fss tss Cry o.
Ne~Yort On o. sce~r % MARIA ss1t-Dss
TORI The ist AZ a ssS<eraoer lSts
:. lew s,H ssnsor Aa-.',''f,
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-WINTER ARRANGEMEST-On and aftcr Mon
s.y Dec 20 and until further notice trains leave Era
for Canandagua, follows: =
NsiI Tr.ip et A. H. or arrival Of Night Express
Train from New-York connecting AZ Can.ndalgua with
trains on the Albany and Buffalo Road Tor Rochester But
falo and Niagara Falls ,.nr
Dsy PIpress ar 60 PM, arrival OF Day Express
f,oro NewYork The time Of leaving New FORK may Do
nv reference 10 The advertise Of the New FORK md
Ere Railroad WILLIAM y. LArhANi' sup"
Ne1.ynrk Uer H. 1850
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IN PURSCANCE of an order of the surro

s.,- OF the Couu roTk ooee her-sy g'sa 70 ~
p-.r. h1yias ears. ss.lss JoHS READ, e O. tAe o.
iet 5eces.-d 10 pe1eu the VIZ vVaeeer' te-sa a.
.tb-rA-r r--d--c- ll2hs-, ~ s', -
C.y s New Yoa On t-sey arr DAY oiFSr-s' I'm
80 i,rsrnW- MILAN Rad. Ada srs.1
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DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

lJFEMALE RENOvATING PlLLS.-Both in the fe
male nrmsry and in private practice Doctor Van lambert
Of Germany has used these pulls with success
For diseases peculiar TO females they can be relied on as
certain speedy. and unang remedy They have been in
about twelve in this csunty and have the
approval Of OF the dsn gushed physicians this
city There prescription whose effects have been able
to with these pills in the treatment Of females and
IL not toe much that thcr has been than
equal the combined effects Of al other remedies Those
who have used them know what valuable legacy Doctor
Van Hanber has le the world BY their females may
RELY upon speedy relief whereby health ored
and the pale and deah oountenance gives place to the
roseae hues Of health. 81. ..
BPurchase none unless they have the certificate Of
copyrsbt or the wrappers and the written signatures Of
ii. c. VAN HAMBERT Md on the duty stamp around
each box, aud M GUioS,
No I27 Bowery corner Grand-st. Price o. per box
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and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains lssse per foot Of Ds.De-s - fouon.
,eaTas TnArs at AN for Dunkirk and banAo'
NJ n AIN AZ An for all natsons
NV Tn.Is AZ 8 30 PM, for Piermont and suhernS
WAY TRaIS at % PM ior Delaware, We Jersey Gty.
ExpaEss TRAIN at PM every day tor Dsnxnt Aon
Both Express Trains connect Al Dankirk vh me LAAe
Shoe Rsoads for Cleveland and thsDce direct 10 Cncn
ns, sl.o 10 Ssudusky To'eds Noaroe Detroit .Df Cn-
eco CHAs MINOT. Superintendent
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OAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
Of Battery place Tive hnes daily Morning Line al 10 NJ
by steamboat JOSEPH BELkNAP. Fare o. Afternoon
Express Line by steamboat JOHN POTTER at Up; NJ
Fare let class cara IS I'd class cars 81 RETURNING,
leave Philadelphia from foot of wenutst at 10 NJ and
ppm Ernigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS, from Per
No. l. at4PM. Fare 81 80
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN g. NORTHERN
Nl INDIANA RAILROAD-On and after January l,
1888 until further notice Passenger Trains will run between
Chicago Toledo and Monroe daily. except Sundays as fol-
lows
Chicaso for Monroe and Toledo at 81 AN
Toledo for Chicago at 8 AN
Monroe for Chicago at u AN. =,
TIL, Road in conjunction with the Toledo and Norws<,
Lake Shore New-Yo and Ere Buffalo and Albany, and
Hudson River Railroads form the only Railroad conuni-
cation between Chicago and New-lork City.
Also Railroad communication IL bow opened between
Chicago and Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, VIA Tole
do ard SoIwak Road which nersects the Mad River and
Hamilton and DAYTON Roads at Bellevue the Mansfield
Rosd at Monroevle and the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
cinnati, and Pittsburgh Roads st Cleveland
JOS. MOORE, Superintendent.
NJ San. !. II. r Office, Adrian, Dec "a, 1852.
JOHN y. PORTER, Agent, No. l09 Broadst, NY
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-,,,,rvn sT.TEs MAIL STEAMSHIP
Rsrlittances-Paseases.

+. OUW MAN, UNIIFNITI<II " VT -
ID Soath-st New-YOrk cole and only satnorsea as7s
a. the SWALLOWTAIL LINE OF fAChbf shro'
,r,,,oo, p,crrrs ..il etb LONDON PACKETS sail every
80 aIst nj every mopfh. alternate Thursdsy
LIVERPOOL, LONDONs
wv WopID' CORNELIUS GRISSELL,
ccGtTpN nv Trip WEST INDEPENDENCE,
ScnnEESra ETrr.E AMERICAN CONGRESS,
SSyRTRT GAIIlTIy PRINCE ALBERT,
sssJJ Rf,pT0N YORKTOWN,
IlTRICAN UNION. PATRICK hbNhi'
ps,.,. h;,, ~ send for their friends and DESTROYS Of
Snriny an. nv any of the above magnificent ships
- ;nfo,nsd 10, Nessrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co.
- The only AGENTS for the above ships ip this city
they also issue Drafts from 81 and upward. which are
slssbie at sight in any throughout Ireland and Great
S3tsin BOWMAN, GRINNELL x Co,
No soufh-st " and No. Regents road, Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave New 9Th and 2ist OF every
Tendon Packets leave New-York every alternate Thurs
Nv For passage apply az above.
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TN PuRsIIANCE Of AM urder of jesse c.

II suib E.s. sarrossis o. he County o. krss so-es
DREW RIkER. lss Of tse ~. vn>s- no- cyl 9. =
kur.a t.t they sIsbt the s-s wiz se
y,sl-rs thsr.of he subscriber, az Ne rs forsyo -
CITY OF NepYork bsore the ara dsJ 4 harrs
kurus, ~ fees sfe lsvemw EDWAKD ktkER. sfses3
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ArEW.IERsEY RAILROADS.&C. and aft

IN er the 18th Of December a irain VIII Iease Oh
O'Clock, A NJ from foot % Courtlandtt afrTn.
IN Philadelphia at Il noon the Kensngoa St ION Ias
Inc viii be Relief Express Train 70 the A ID nrprSs
Train which will also through 10 four hours Ilrousn
Tctets for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk ana
tons IN NewJersey in the NJ train on y At reduced
presa The Trenton Accommodation Tram Viii on ana
sfer the 9th December leave Trenton at A. arnvlns
in Eew.YoTk at II noOn returning from New YORK al
NJ by which passengers will also be carried at refuced
prices relieving the 5sP M Phsdelpbia train Of way pas
senssrs These ARRANGEMENTS VIII make more certain the
connection Of the Malls ard through PASSENGERS with the
continuous train leaving Phladepha At and 10y r NJ
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN g. NORTHERN
Me0iral.

DEAFNESS-NEWD Discoveries
1JLEY'S ORGANIC VIBRAT0R.-An extraordinary
powerful small newly invented Instrument for Deafness
entirely different from all othersto surpass anything OF
the hind that has been probably can be
being Of the ooor 10 the skin, not percepuee IL
enables Deaf persons TO hear distinctly church. and pub
lie assemblies The unpleasant sensation OF singing noises
in the entirely removed and 1t affords all the assist
asce that possibly could be desired
To prevent mistakes be cautious and observe; only TO
be had at No 81 LspessTd It EewYork Of +. y. BRUG
MAN. onIy seent for America. All others spurious
Price S. mailed any place in the Union the Canadss
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SUPPOSED Loss or Canal Boar AND ALL
HANDS raE RIyfa The canal boat d. A. Fuller lesdeS
with BRICK has been heard Of or nce the issh st
tow down IL feared that she driven out end sank
and the They consisted Of Albert end Sandrd
BoYee sther and son. John Monroe and Lssnder kellogg
ell Of Port Jackson Montgomery Co. Any information
corning the boat win Be very r.csvsd b.
Who are Ia anxious suspense in rssard their sse:
lAIbsay Ais snL
u Tie Oramet (N.,Y.) Era states that o.
srecens term OF the Court Il Angelica man ~ ne
name Of Robinson, formerly OF Albany 49, o.
pss,ng Counterfeit money and ensenced " Auburn Tor
Ten yesrs He Z about % years old, and bad already
speI, seven years Of bis Life In one o. the prisons q he
Stsfe-so that when % years cd, ne wiu have cpsns
over half his kfe In prisonL
II Sam. Pike has again become editor Of
m ke.svcav TlsS He ays - biehts a set v.ns
duI,nx - ~ wesks y wcs ~ he ps1- Ne dssss~R
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NOTICE of DISTRIBUrION.-NO is

,.ssee -h-a he s->a.. Or s--,y ss. Tess Dsss
@ LIS. GABRIEL VAN UT
vi. H. v.s csrr Proc or Se-
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IN pIIRSITANCE of an order of the Surro-

at. OF n. County OF hereby gvsn ~ -
.r.sas b,,n. c ne ss.in ELIZA W JoSEs ate Of re cy
al New Yosl deCes.ed 20 pe.en tie n
20 Ms .uh4crs Der pAse Of sasness a. the e-cs We
Glover No IS Ws, the City o. Ses royk 90 Or eta'rs s
As, a.y naI;Dsied >e- York me IVA Day ociol -
on lavomW klILA J. VAN Viz n aoAAssu-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
sste County Yort no,e hereby Cv-n 20 ~ P-
sop m. .ss,n.t 81 DANIEL DOSkGN, lat.
ofthe CITY OF deccssed to present the sane - 'oacs
srs SUBSCRIBER tier aence No 81 "a -
the City ofNev Yot eefe tbs 20 DAY Juae
Ks~ lofk, tbs 2id day ofDeceEher, ls5t
yoHs MARA, }Er-cu,o~,
,..suk NOONAN, -.'N'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JER.

- sEY.-New-York to EastSn, Pa Fare u h-fau
An.nsement commencing November il 1882 Leave Pier
20 North River daily for Eestsn and inierniediate
cnees ate AM, u NJ and S45 r NJ and for somervus
- SnPA
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CoLuxBUs, Ga.-James l.. Morton has been
elected Mayor by vote Of 800 to POI for g. A. Billing
Two Aldermen are chosen from each Of the Wards.
A Clerk, Treasurer Marshal Deputy aarshal, hsgis-
usies for the Upper and Lower Districts. and four
Bsllifs were also chosen
L.xrscros, Ky.-The Temperance party
were successful, T. W. Dowden being elected Mayor
by 273 majority Temperance City Attorney, Tres1-
urer and Assessors also chosen
Knoxville, Tenn.-GeOrge NJ. White has
been elected Mayor and also two Aldermen from cseh
of the Wards.
MAYwnLE, Ky.-WiIliam T. Cast has been
chosen Msyorby vote Of l5o to 10 for Samuel fes
Is for Thomas Ross and for s. j. W. UnderhilI Nine
Counclmen were also elected, and Clerk Collector
Marshal, Wharf Master Wood and Coal Inspector,
Treasurer, Assessor and Market Master
FRAsxroRr, KY.-Mayor, p. Swigert. The
old Council Board was elected
CHATTANOOGA, TESs.-FOr Mayer, II. w.
Msssengale. ~, (eieoted) A. d. Taylor, %; w. r..
Rsgsdale, 20. Two Aldermen were chosen from ssch
Of the four Wards.
South NASHVILLE, TEys.-ForM Mayor, w. L.
Nance &C., elected C. L. Conger, 90; W. y. Msschsm,
AZ; J. W. Melvin, %. Eight Aldermen we're chosen
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

OF The fort soe se-.oy Yea 70 AZ rs
sops hsvns 4. az, MICHAEL HIGGINS. ste o. tse cy
Ne. Yoi The With volchsrs
~, ,1scribss Al oscs a w Vcu,, A;sro>, "A. 20
Brosl-.y IA tAe Gu sfNs~ foTk OF Sofs ne hs sy
S.r Yort Tia twenty sshh ssy Of De sssf 1904
d,9ls.smWeds PkIkk DoUflkLDt) =
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surre-
s,,. Of he Coup,y iort notes hereby r'-n 70 -
cn as.n.i JOHN HELHE late Of the CITY Of ts~
Yori Pk,,H deceased presni the se -h
OF 10 the subscribers tho Ofe VI Chafs, Onsted % -
The CITY 81 New srt before Ii. srs 4.J JHs
al, dated New Yors tsy OF No, er;b~f lisa
Al i,,s.,ws cHARIIs oLNsTID }Adla,ssu.ior
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THE WONDER of the WORLD!-DE

FTHE WONDER of the WORLD!-DE-
Il yINEss COMPOUND PITCH LOLENGE!-The
fr,st remedy is last discovered Consumption be
cured; Asthma viii be the things that and
Coughs and Colds the parents Of that fell disease that
on, tripgs woe 10 of land vanish by
magic before this sovereign remedy -.
This is that which has long been sought for and u IN
full faith offered the public certain cure Tor Coughs,
Coi6s Hopping Cough Group. Asthma and Consumption,
and will in any where lnngs sufficient are left to sus-
tain life check the liberation aud raise the paentt
health Priee % cents per box. ~
c. II. RING, sole Agent No: 1872 Broadway, y T.
Sold by GEO p. MILNE, No. 2l5 Fultonet., Brooklyn
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-winte

Aiesriy and Troy.
Erprcss Train A. N. through IN 4 hcrrs connecting
w Trains reaching Batalc Montreal 1t O'Clock same
Wscsng.
Nail Train "A. N-Thrcesh Way Train Jpn
Express Trsin 7. M.-Aocomisoastson Trans n
FOR TaIrytowr ats Pm, and an Evening Tam II
erioek.
fer Pokeepsie o. 1889 A. N. andtP M-Pcr Pses.k,a
14SoP M
The Tsrrytown, Pseksk, and Pokeepsie Trains stop at
~ Way staticrs
ssd 5ststs
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csnsl.st ct !. 20 NJ for Pcus~
eona GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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nor ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGE

Il MENT.Three DAILY Linos Fare, u 90 The trains
daily, lsundays excepted) as follows:
lat Train, at 75e A. ~ Mail Train stopping at al
Way Stations.
ID Train at A. NJ. Albany Express Train stopping at
Crotob Falls, Dover Plains illsdsle and Chatham Fosr
Corers arriving 2lo T. NJ in time to connect with ESQ
Tain fom Albany West
Sd Tram 34B +. nj. Albany Express Train stopping at
Croton Falls Dover Plains Merton, Hillsdsle and
Chatham -Four Corners arriving 10 L. NJ, connecting 1t
Albany with Express Train for Buffalo.
Returning win leave East Albany att A. NJ Express
7iain arriving in New.York II IS PM Ills A. NJ Mail
Tsip making all stops and r. NJ Express Train arriving
hNew.Y YORK O. p A. NJ SLOAT. Superintendent
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HYATTs INFALLIBLE LIFE BAL

u
WATTSs NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, genuine ........N
HASTIN GS'S SYRUP OF NAPHTHA, do.....:::.sl
RODGERS'S SYRUP OF LlNERWORT AND TAX.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY ...........l
SCHRNCK'S PULMONIC COUGH SN RUP......,..sl
AYERsS CHERRY PECTORAL for Coughs ...:....'s
WOLFE's AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs'.'.
DR.. COOKS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE...e
sP & JACOB TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA.. 81
MYERS's EXT. ROCK ROSE and SARsAPARlLLA.sl
DIR VAN HAMBER1'S Female Monthly PILLS. Al
Kelhprer's Must,ng Linament and Radways Rehef
HUICHINOS'S OXYGENATEDs and German Bltters,
Orrood's India Chougoue for Fever and Ague 81 20
BALLYS Gravel NTIDOTE ard LOTION..Sl, and 70
Brandredtls Wnghts Smiths and Holoway's FILLS
HEiskELL's Hallow.y's and Daley: 0 ON,
totrsee at GUIONS old corner. Bowery and Grand-sb.
CANDS's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
~ Only i2t cents A delightful and remedy for
Cough Hoafesness Consumption. &c, wholesale and ~
tail at sand.'s Mammoth Drug Store, No II Janess.
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALo and NEW

~ iVhh NIi1 acknowledgements OF the DIX
ssst Track to ButaoThis road extending from Bufso
@horneisve on the NewYoTk and Erie Railroad is now
scpeted and IN t operation forming connection with
t road the shortest cheapest and direct route be-
Mh New-lork City and Buffalo. Ii Is OF tho six-foot
saste and bnl IN TIE most substantial manner and the
greater portion oft having been ia some months
"sunisly Tree nom the ronshness usual on new roads
~ 1e nom New-iork 10 Bsfslo. %
osh tickets and baggage checks be prosured at
. pepe' q the Nsw-York and Enc Railroad, foot OF
Zoe tnes Cor eavn New-York may be learned by refer
wee 70 the Embellishments Of the NewYork and Enc Rail-
The trelns viii leave HoTnelsve Tor Buffalo on the
N's OF the Ere Railroad trsins-Buiso, Nov ~, lsa2-
!G. HOlT Supt. Buffalo and N. Y. City r. K
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TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND

a. GaiLkoAD-0pen tor passengers b'tween Toledo
sAows Leave Toledo Al NJ: leave Monroevillc Ct =
49, ormins Continuous lire Of railway. via Cleveland
IT xsnsiy, between Newly ,rk, Boston and Chicago.
aafect bne from Cleveland 70 Mouroesille, win be
FL sseaf Jan. @-ofce Toledo Nor,s ak and Cleveland
H. NorSalk, o. Jan, 1885.
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TOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND DOCK,


V(EUUIAh MAIL IINF, VIA oUOHIug0O
N for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUETON.-1he steamers MASSACHUSETTS and
COMMODORE Of this line, now run regularly . hereto,
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River, first wharf
shove Battery place daily Sundays excepted, az NJ,
and Sonng0n O'Clock p NJ, arrival Of the mail
train, which leaves Boston at 5P NJ.
The COMMODORE, from New 'York-Monday, Wed
needsy and Friday From Stoninssn-Tucsday, Thurs1ay
and Saturday
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, at ZIP. NJ
F freight passage, apply at the Office No 10 Battery
phce. or on board the boats
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Gteqmboats and Railroads.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK .nd PHILADELPHIA, drect-U s. MAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Throogb in a hours-New jersey
S.rasd via Jersey City, leaving New-York at snds
NJ and 81 r. NJ, from foo; Of Courtlandt-st Leaves
hsdelpha hours foot Of Walnutst Fare reduced
= Is for frst-elsss and 81 81 for second class -
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
reh tickets cold in the above Inca and through baggage
sred in the 81 p NJ lines from New York, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the terry 70 min
ves before the trains leave
Tor SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,
IT OCEAN HOUSE, Uons Branch,) PORT WASH.
NGTON, MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DOCK, mid
6aowp, and RED BANK.rhe new and splendid steam
Iesi THOMAS HUNT. Capt A. II. Haggerty. viii leave
De New Haven Pier, slip, East River, as follows
TRoH NETWORK. FROM SHREWSBURY.
Saturday, Jan. l. III A. NJ Monday Jan IL NJ:
Tuesday. Jan. 4, +. NJ. "Wednesday, jan D I'm.
Thursday Jan G. Up NJ Friday, Jan. 7, "A p. NJ
Saturday, Jan. Q, 6l A. N. Monday, jan TO- A. M.
tuesday Jan. III 81 AN. "Wednesday. Jan. r. BAN
Thundsy Jan. 10. Jam. Thursday Jan. Is 10. A NJ.
The stages for Squaw viii in connection with boat
Stages to convey passeDge to all parts OF the country an
persons osbd the above boat the account o.
Dc owDeIs
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Eesal Notices.

ia ,h. CITY Of before the f, day OF Jgas nsr
DATED New Yofk the 2sd day Of NoNemsef lo1 -.
Es4 la~6EWF JOHN COLLINS, Jr' Aasr
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
ssi. Of the County 81 York hefeoy 10 ~
p~r,us hsyrs elaine sssns JOHN TAYLOR ate o. We CITY
ed present The -sh vosehes. there.
yor 90 OF before the goth day Of April psIt-D.ed Nev fo
" 90 I.,smws LAyINIA A. TAYLOR. Aaansu,ua
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whom al orders nst be .dd,e~ed In Brooklyn, Milne,
No. us FultoD-st .,.., ... -.
name blown IN the ss and sold FOR - per bothe 10Y
&i2; 50 the dor ,es, h.
N,,ealfe Nor, In the Clerks O:e 81 the plsIef Coat
h, H. sou,b,rp Disrict Of the State of Sew-f0rh
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UuEsHoRTEsT and CHEAPEST

THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
4 foTRY VANDERBILT LINE for SAN fHAN-
1s.o OrIy Line owing Tickets for cIosrns tse ist,mas
49, sna pover1 al double engine steansaip SOht ~
IJGHT IS tuns will leave from p,er no norm
L., :, o'clock Y. N. precisely, on ThUKspAf In-
.setirg with the Pacific Steamers over the Sscsrasus
s Route having bot IL niles OF land transportason
J.ssy or. have unsurpassed accommodations snn W.
II,,;cn yor reformation passage, aPpy onfy !. ''
e1. q, ~ COMPANY No 9Bat~ry-plsce up sfslrs
M. ,nhle are cautioned against the
Nod runners for other lines None are empoyen '' VIE
kps.
UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMSh.iITf
II COMPANY connecting with the PACiriS TIL
-, ,NsJiIP COMPANY-Only through W ,, a1 p .,llo
tfSSaaTTIFopSJA and OREGON, VIA Aspiowan am an
h ChallI .r,.pdid new end double-engine y. . Wan
- EMPIRE CITY, z,f:s runs oIrden hsnH
Hesnn Eo,nmepder will sal on WEDNEoDAr jan IL
wnc.,,,t NJ precisely. from foot OF Warfens7 N
Gzoe' sIrss OF FARE TO AsPiswALL- Hes
rxS;.., Saloon State Room .'''''''''''''''
Is A.. Ind Forward Salon do.......'' zee. 90
49, C.lSn S,andees ..........'..s''''''''''''"
st III he .pSed Of the railroad wharf At Aspin
,,nst OF fsthnus AZ inc psssepsers eAprse
.erprne through passage By the United states MAJ
sss fro1 New.York have preference OF eccominoaa
- as hoard the Paci6c Mail ste trners -.
m fare from Panams 10 San frencs'o on tne nos'
n.,,ble terms For freight or passage apply 20
hvruxeITS A WHITNEY, ar the Office OF the Cos,
No. IN Westst, corner Of WsneDst.
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Il RIVER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM: Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
benjamin Brayton leave alternate days. Sundays
septed from Pier No 8, n. r. the Battery p NJ
For freight apply 5oard the Office on Per No s.
TlSDALEG BORDEN. Agents. Nos 10 and II west-st