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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
Temperance In Georgia.
An nti- I .iouny Traffsc Convention GA

Au Au,-L4uof AiAiiE SVu'on'Wn " - nVs"
1t Atalsnta Ga, on the 2lst ut over which Col. Jss
. Walker Of Morgan Co., va called 70 preside, assist
ed by Vice President from eash nrsssonal district
Tie resclts Of the meeting were stAts Temperance
Organization consisting Of general eonm'ttsr-ons
member from each County In the State, snds central
committee, Of which w. q. wiliiord, Of BIB Co, 10
chairman, and whose ONCE Is 10 be st Aaeos,-and
memorial 10 the Legislature, prsyingk
F6e-To pass Law embracing al necessary regais-
tons for authorizing the legal voter OF each County 70
decide by voe wfs,her retail rsfic In ardent spnirs
may be allowed sho1id be prohibited within she1 re-
spectiye Counties.
SseonG-To make elective the popular vs.ee thss es
pressed, and 10 extYpa.e the retail Trsme n9NsrI 49,.
may be 3sgused, by ordAib.Eg that no 1sne ~ spa,
uocs LIQUORS shah be allowed except Win Lsnsss II
that no License shsil be issued u1a ne neeaens ~.
. ssrssed that msjsnfy Of the legal scss ~.aa '.s
Mia D.stet where the usss siso~ss' Sois'a' :"
TIya-To psss Law guarded ~ such pfov<ons ana
.r,csd nv sueh penalties shai preserve nom II
s,e, ~ viol.eou, and secure fay me Oh
;sr-s i view Of protecting rhs people tgnnat ne eys
~ tbe rs.siI Trade In spnrlous Liquors
irour he reasons urged for the ssppressaos d the
,,,a.l rrs lie in sprisz, Ne hnd shs following:
s,ur ,syes are corrupted their health d>stroysd rhe,
u,s-rt de,rsret ard tssir ysi.s t-2.erss>s.
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NETWORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL
RQAn-NNLAIER ARR aNG NI--Dece ~ lei2

-
-Trains ont of New Accommodation Md Special
at and III NJ, and P. NJ, through 20 Nev-Haven.
Atal0 A. NJ and 81 P NJ through TO Port Chester
The lll A. NJ. IN connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal Road -
EXPRESS TRAINS sts A. NJ and ;. ? VI for New Haven
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The NJ train connects
AT New Haven with train Of the New London Road 70
New.London. Norwich Stonington and Providence. The
$50 p Nj. TO New-London only.
The A NJ stops Stamford and b. dseport, connect
Ing with Tousaouic and kaugatuck Railroads At Bridge
mort The 81 P NJ stops stamford Norwak and bridSe
pof connect ng with Dsnbury Railroad at Nor~alS and
with Housetonc ard Nsuesruck Railroads at BRIDGEPORT
Trans INTO New-i Accommodation and speclil-n
81 and SIS NJ and ?. VI through from ew-hayen.
Ats A. Nj. and 50 r. NJ, from Port Chester. , ,
The 9S5 A Nj receives passengers from Spnnghed ana
Hartford New London aud Canal Railroads II New Hyesi
The 4P NJ passengers from Hartford aud spnns-
field and Northern Railroads.
Fxprrss TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival OF trains
from Boston at 1t and 50 NJ, lsoppins at BnstePo
Norwalk and Stamford leaving Boston at n NJ tld ,.
NJ Trains OF the New London Road run IN eoniec7on
See large bill Of sdvs rtseuen Al the House ana
principal hotels. GEO W "hiolLEh, 'ir sup"
New Haven December, 1857.
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legal Notiree.

CORPORATION NOTICE SALE OF
- a. : q srsprty Or uEss4 81 tsks sce q, Pse
< Arrtrr A. tAe CT Hai. Of IL CO N-s f0ft, a rhJ -
D.T il .-1ty ct 1.s "a 40, , os.E a. 49, ga
- ~ % ~ lrfI De v-oe u sal Drog~fT -
= - a., 20 srt-e4 -e@s u to P-rv - = ss6 =
So p.hlst-l IT, n1Curs Cqir-r sad 10 l'rs "a
- .rsr-~ rrn-s a. yssl-,-e = 5se Cry o N-~ los
D..,s.J .,.i.n-;s psnGA fs- . a. 2.S-r-f 70 - -
=. - ~ c.Is.r a. cua-uef- O1cs, "a Has
-. -. o.. Nc- To-k. Jsz- TO- -
- -. kZARIAH {. FLAsG. Coo.rol-r.
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OANANDAIGTTA e. FLAiIRA RAILROAD

Nj-wINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Mon
day Dec % and until further notice trains leave Emirs
for CansndaiguA, follows;
Mail Train at A. NJ, arrival Of Night Express
Train from New-York connecting CanAniAsua with
the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester, Bu
falO and Niagara Falls
Dav Express AZ 10 PM, or on AIriy1l OF Day Express
from New-York The time OF leaving Newfork may be
,een by reference 10 the OF the New aud
Enc Railroad WILLIAM q. LAFHAM, supt
New-York Dec. 10, 1871
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8tsarrboats ann Railroads.

EOR ALBANY-Fare $l.-ALBANY and
NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD-T~o
daily express trans a; A " and - NJ connecting II
Albany VIII Central Line OF Railroads North and West, frs
nev D. pjt, Of White Elm and Cenrrests who're
through tickets be procured sni bazrsre check ed FOR
schsnecsdy, Utica Syrscuse Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
tnfeIs slso received :. BrOoune and Bowery snd 5thr
eEo 4hay stations. The above will land passengers
81 CrCiou Fab and Chatham -Four CO-ners Onv All other
ta.ns " s;lTJ from, Cy Hall station OF TrJonr0v
ard Centre-st. ~ heretofore.
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AIANY PERSONS suppose when they read

DELIEF, RELIEF may at all times Do loahI
II g., ,he 80, d.res,px CouEhs or Cold, IN the short
,r.ee on Ten Minutes. BY uGns DEFINES COMPOUND
PrCH LOZENGES They never fall % reseors ne voice
vher IL has been .usp-lded ~ hoAfsenss. fce . ss
per box vtth full directions C. '. CAeksrer % si
Ruelsy st. are the general agents Tor New OK ma
ths vicinity, 10 whom al orders should Do iai o-'a
CAND's HOARHOUND COUGH SfRUP,
- ~ IS md 50 CENTS ac!ishtfa sod sure remedy
for Colxhs Col1s az. Consumption sold whoesae .'d
,si.i Al sISD'S M.umota DraS Store, No II Jsne+H
WHISTLES are lovely, Moustaches are
w divine ur.ham's Ougaent val force ne "h-h1fs
and Nou.t.eies 70 and thick .nf without rh
OF injury 70 TIE skin. dOnt want yoa 70 believe ne oaI
al :. M one who has USED IL Per bottle sent 70 any
part II The country by X. q. GRAHAM NO . 49,
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HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
Uaier Cure.

uYDROPATT,IC and HYGIENE LESTl-
Il TUE No. IS Lsishtst-Thas e-ta5 having
beer enlarged By the ADDITION OF tie double house si1
irS an ~ sbo-t HUNDRED persons sPs-
cal tepazruent for feulzle dses.es Il 4 IHAA N -
Proprlrtox Dr. J l. HOSFORD, Assistsnt-
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This estab-
~ h.hr,eut VIZ be opened c. the frt Of April II "a
been stss up 1A particular rerlrt 70 the soi3t .nd con
-, 81 ~, N@ruorr elinste Will make oss essr.bss
e., A5err.. Dr. W REH Newport T. l.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANIES Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
,hIp Company carrying the United States Mail On
ly through United States Mail Line for California and Ore
Son VIA Aspinws and Panama Greatly reduced prices
ihe slendd new and double engine u ). Mail Steamship
ILLINOIS $500 tuns burden, II. j. Hartsene, U. Navy,
corfmander will sail on MONDAY, March q, at O'clock
r. NJ precisely from pier at foot OF anenstr NoItn NV
steamer GOLDEN GATE win be in readiness at Panama
10 receive the Illinois mails snd passengers and sail I'M
her ps from Panama San Francisco inside Of II days
beating all other steamers on the fachc om 70 = GAYS
the Jno L. Stephens No efforts will be spared on the part
of tho TO send their passengers through with
nedtion Comfort and safety Passengers will be landed
al the railroad wharf at Aspnwa free Transit OF the
Isthmus az the passenger Persons securing
through rassase by the United States Mail Steamers from
York have preference of accommodation on board the
Pacific Mail Steamers Rates OF Fare from Panama TO san
rcco ON tbe most favorable terms For Freight or Pas
sage apply TO =, ChAhLEs a, hi ~ H.,
cornofof Warren, NY.
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IoppoplTIOy NOTICE. SALE Of

- . t---tT sse Of Frn5ef< % -A2si
=, W,t,f R.r.s csasn-scirs sV ~ 80
- = - pabs H--ta.a q, - ~ hs-'
-. - a Ne. LEA. FAlDAl tee - az q KY -
:. 49, - ii - a. iat - cgtt anet ira 81 - az -
q = . a. ,taf 3s.s 81 s.te1e-f q - rsass
- - k-r-o- sut p y-rT - 80 y1o-
- -. Ysrk Ev-uf-g Post, ~ n-ssi 49, PlA-s asa
- -. r - c. n W "a. - n. 90
-, o.. CT 4 So f1fs f-e-1sry ll a.
gB Ssa-J .zi--r-n F-aEa-s, sra H.y = =. ~ ~
go a. ur-r,, n. OE-e FiAA"4f-~
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Af1nci.

DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT-s GERMAN
~ FINALE RESOVArING PILLS-Both n the
sE,.e Urinary vr-a;e p--Sree, Df. fAN NJ;
BEkT CT Gerr5suv kss uses these Pills with aao1Lleed
suecess Price a. rer box n B--ParoaAse 3oae aaless
they h,ve the oerscste Of Downright on the xrasE AID
the written EEu.rar,s Of C. yan Hlnbsrt VI D. o. lie
sufy stamp around eacn box sad Z ~ GuION. Corral
Aren't fu- Ur;e6 S.;ss America No. ~ 5oEery sosasr
OF Grz1d Mn. HAYES No Us FaLsoo-s;, Brook
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RAILRoAD.-NEw

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct-u. 5. MAIL
EMPRESS LINES.-Through N honrs-New- Jersy
Rnroad wa Jersey City, leaving NewlOTk AZ and VI
and 81 NJ from foot OF Cosrlandt.t Leaves Phi!.del-
rlia sne hours, loot Walnut Fare reduced - ~ ot
frst class ard a. - for second class.
One line lesves Newly oTk 81 and A. N. and and 3
p NJ Fac il and P. N. is 81 IS IN the A. snd \
T. M IS Se6ordJss. IN AID A. A. and T. NJ Ss 81
through tickets sod the above LIMOS and through
CARED in and A. NJ and 81 p NJ. lines from New
York Passengers with baggage the tefry 10 h1s
before the trains leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

VxTATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JEkGEN
w SEN wATCHES-Just reserved oy the suo o.s
zane very tine jules Jergsnsen Watches WIN seIhosta
800 IN, each Watch warranted perfect -keepS
xpr sale al less than noe usual prices ,,. ... l..
Coopar Waschs-sone IN hunting casss, duplex ena ."
yen perfect time keepcn ...,-as A.,
inSsnendeut Second Watches and euAr'orseoVSIs TN
Gems horsea in sold and silver eases .,
snlepdid Gold Pocket ChronernetsFa "men - "i-'~
sny variation. ~.
fps,nri Watches for ladss r,.a,. IN.
~ "a s,Iyer Levers Detached Levers, isTtre %,
pl.y 49, al othe. s,ylcs OF Watches All OF le "a 'NV"
~ A. le,s han the usual price, ~p, s;.
Dsmopls Diamond Pima Rags hH'ninS" '"s~
R,nrs an Crosses for sale low: ,,. ssssa
rne cold Ix n,ne Watches, holes )ewee IN "a
FINE Gold Detached Levors, fai Jo"ei"a'''' * m
Gold Enamel WstchSs for lscses '''''''''''' 4, 10
Gold Hunting Watches. for ladles .'''''' 81 %
God Hantns Patent Levers ta genAs''''::is. 81 a.
Silver Patent Levers. "a IS o.
Silver Detached Levsrs full jeweed.''..' low cs
Silver Lepines holes eweled.
and all ether kinds OF Watches ST equally 20. ps,e ,r.
Also al kinds Of Gold ChsRs, pure scd eyslns ;is,
gold Keys and sesls sold Pens and Pencrs soI Sn
fhinbles dsIaeud Rings and Pins Bracelets seio
Cus-PiIs EsIRnss gold and slyer Spectators nS 1888
Pms finger-Rings, nlyer Fruit~NniveS sarisis 80,
Spoons, Cups FORKS, kc- 81 much lsss tbAa ne eya
prices. Watches and Jewelry exchanged All WAsones
warranted 10 keep gccd time, tho money reeufse1
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the best nsnef
Of much less than tAe useAl prices-
Importer OF WasAes and Jewely, wholesale and retail,
No. II Maltt, (up-s:sixl neAr BrsAa~ay-sornerly q
No. 81 WAllsf.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ In its inter lie Deiacn u SLi6AbLth asNAkIi
eth-r 80 Fuehc ssceon 4 - ssrcaAas
hsrr- ,hs ir,s az 81 hafr aeft ~
oe ga At 80 COLI CHiLTOS, taetsnr- At tns -
Esve Fsr o. sd stasis We an ins az -
n rsegrsA aza ozzry 81 K4E bOso4S srd coNlaa "A
49, p R-sH-sax cn :hc easie1y SO %
estsnf ~ frs re -uts essterJ cne q tN
81 sad kstrVre thssr -tst-rsy -ra~i ~
Az 8 esi ttsse tarr sd L,gnef o. ~ ~
verrfy VIII Hrsirrse 70 ef % ne ease SO
Losr-tst he-cc ncaer'y 'se erste se o. L'i ny -
~ e. % he raos ns'ei Frh. .. i>eA
- 2s-1~ ELlySCETh asCkRTl. GaartAf e.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st as follows
FxPRLss TRAIN at 7 A NJ. for DunkiIk and Buffalo
Mail TRAM AZ y A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAM at 8 so Z NJ. for Piermont and sunrrn,
WAY TaAIN at 81 N for Delaware via jersey Cty'
FxrREss Tam at Pm. every day tor Dunkra ana
Buffalo. ,,.,., -
beth Express Trains At Dunkrk vi the Lake
Shore Hsroads Cleveland and thence direct TO L ncin-
natl aso TO SAndusky, Toledo Monroe Detroit and chi-
cngo CHAS. MlNOT, Superintendent
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and MONTREAL RAILROAD

N-NFw-YORh TO BURLINGTON, ST JOHNSBU-
RY OGDENSB' RICH nd MONrREAL.-Tcsets can be
procured az the NeZYoTk aud New Haven RAilrosd Once
No 4I2 Broadway NewYoEt, TO Bellows Fall. Raland,
BuIlipston Windsor White River Junction, Wells River,
ST Johu,buTy ST. Albans Roues Point Os lens6aIzh and
Montreal Enpi.ss Train. leave at A. NJ AID SoP NJ
BAGGAGE CHECKED through FREIGHT by the Railroad steam
drceS rats 70 burlington ST. JohasbuZy O.detsbuIsh,
Montreal and al intermediate town.
8 HYDE. Aren't No. l5e So1iA-~t, Ne"-iofk
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Ocean Cleaners, Ef.

A USTRALIANP ACKETLINE- The besrL
"A tiful clipper snip THEOXINA will be dispatched
her regular day early IN Mach The propretors Of
this lire call attention this splendid vessel and refer
the prompt VI which their former ships 1.-THE Abus
and Peyona have sailed from this port To persons intend.
ing 10 Australia TINS line offers the advantages Of fast
elegance Of accommodation and every comfort
render the voyage agreesbeoeing commanded BY tined
and experienced captains and povsons furnished the
liberal scale. An early application important APP
ply on board or 70 ANTONIO PELLETIER No. 90 Wall
st. or OVERMANN 4 GRUNER, No. % South-st.
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V'HE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
Il the CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL $500, 900.
Binder the presidency of SIMEON l.. LOOMS, late Of
the Etna Co, of Hartford Conn.
This Company will be prepared at the expiration Of the
necessary legal notice insure against loss damage by
Fire in this City and throughout the country Also to tax
Iists Of Inland Navigation on favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
Simeon L. LOOMS,
jasper Coming, firm Of Corning 4 Co.
Theodore cNsmee firm of Bowen s. McNamee
William Mellen, firm Of Claden, Mellen 4 Co.
SEQ. Blss, firm of Gee Bliss 4 Co
Anos X. Emo, firm Of Emo, Mahony 4 Co.
Oliver u. Wood, firm OF Willard = Wood.
Henry g. Ely, firm Of Ely, Clapp Bowen.
Jsm.s Low firm OF Jas Low Co,
Chsrles Is Hatch, firm of C. b. Hatch Co.
Wibsn g. Lambert, firm OF A. L A Lawrence Co.
Charles A. Buckley, firm OF Bulkley Go.
Lew p. Morton, firm Of J. NJ. Beebe, Morgan Co.
Amos T. Dwight firm Of Trowbrdge, Dwight 4 Co.
John @ Nelson, fra of Nelson Co.
Charles r Baldwin, firm OF BALDWIN, otaH 20
SeoIse b. Morgan, firm of L. D. Morgan & Co.
Tfomss Messenger, firm of t. b H. Messenger
Ssphas II. Norton, firm of Norton, Butler Hoyt
Stephen Paul, firm of Boyd 4 Paul
Butkland w. Bull, firm of Haskell, Merrick q Bull
Alfred s. Barnes firm Of A. s Barnes Co.
Roe Lockwood, firm Of r. Lockwood Son.
Lucius HOY kins, firm Of Hopkins, Allen Co.
Lyman Cooke. 49,
lanes A. Dwight firm of Brown, Palmer Dwight
Isaac NJ Frohinrham firm Of FrOtmngham, Newell Go.
John II. Swift firm Of Swift, HurlbuIt Co
Curtis Noble.
Ward A. Work firm of Work Drake.
Nathan H. Stockwel, firm of Gibson, Stockwel Go.
Jan es Humphrey.
William Il. Hooker, Cashier Continental Bank.
DsDforth n. Barney, firm of Wells, Fargo Co
Homer Morgan
George PeaIce firm Of George Pearce 4 Co.
TNHE. PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
il COMPANY of the CITY of NETWORK, estat-
6shsd in 1851 at No l73 Canast Branch Office, No "
Broadway corner ofWellst opposite TRINITY Churc
Insure Buildings. Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes &C. against loss dam
age by fire. JEREMIAH ThhhELL, rfeHnhnI
MosEs q. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEoRGE PAULDING, Surveyor.
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~ocupSTpP IOCKPoRTa ard NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAILROAD orea to BUFRALO-Ihe raoN
direct quickest and eseaPes roers ~ - m isSf
- 80 l.ve Reches.ar for Buffalo and SiAs,r. ~ q
foIIow,; IN NJ ard 2l5 IN Reta-nss Is,n ~ "a ~
p.Io .,S Siee.. F.ls fol Rochester az u" An Sd ~
Pssspser, for Buzlo VIII AID tbs roe % Sr' ~ ~ ~
r1nt II comfor 20 any other The road tno1oassj ~.
- s,,.o-s xx.h entirely add Ioeoriot zee LnS
800 trrn;uu. Of The Road in Buso Is on ne Terrace
tie u0st esrtra POrs'0n 0, wxsRsS coLBURS. suPt
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A USTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE.-Tbe A |

IA packet ship R0CKLAND 800 tuns burthen, Vins
master will succeed the CANTON tenth ship Of the line
and sail for MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, 25th
March. The passed accommodations Of this noble
ship sufficient inducement for parties 70 examine her
and the established reputation Of this regular line for dis
patch over all others a for intending
TO by her preference 10 any other vessel bound 20
that port For freight passage early application should
be made to WIN. T. DUGAN, No l3 Front st. or 70 Ar
KILL A ELIIOTvr. No. ld6 PthIl At
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TOLEDO NORwALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILROAD-Open through, completing he lAst INK
in lie chan OF Railroads SewHofk Boston Pub
sa.luh,A Balinore and Washington City .ed Chiosxo
ON and after MONDAY, Feb. 1853 Passenger Trans
will run daily (Sundays sIceptei.l as foliows:
Leave Toledo, SAM. and 10 Pm
Leave Cleveland g % AN sEd M Sd.
Connecting at Toledo With trains OF hhhzsn sou'n7fh
Railroad 70! Chicago ani the Wet
At Bellevue with trans OF hsd Rye9 koad iof SA-aaAS
Civ DAYTON, Indianapolis, Cincinnati &c
Al MonrceviIle nth Mansfield and Ssnansy oiJ fo..,
for sLndnssy City Shelby Junction Co.'s nsus
Az Crsftou. with Cleveland Colassa' and Cine'nnaa
Rad shelby Junction. Columbus snd Cinc ,nIsh. :. L..
A, CI-xei.nd with LAke Shore Road VA DuntnN '0
~ ~ - Ro.or aud VA Buffalo for Sew-l ora and
Alb,py and Tor Western Rood aud Bo.,s1 WITH
and Pittsburgh Road for PitiseuIsh, "hee4"t'
nh,a BALTIMORE and W Arlington CIV
f'e'en'' ~ 3 r PHILLIPS. SuperintendeS
So. Oe,ca T NC z R. Esr~sIk, Ohlo, Feb Z lS1<-
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THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the CITY Of Of

NJ 7 III III '
b. " ALBERT y. VAN BEUkEN .nd AUGUSTA ~. she,
John Wysan AmeS hs ss. ElSaId b. Van 1fen stephen
Farrnstcr Ard win and 90 virtue o. "A
order Of this horosbs sde the above suued cause ia
statute such made sn PoFSra
hsv s~nea zen % M AM
by otherWe The unded -hse OF
produce the referee hefen appneJ on
or ise The utfe-uth sea3 ~ l0oock VI oithai
lsy At nv dee the Guy ~ We" fos pi o.
their esectye aud ncunb arr VITA saisse'
thereon and 10 spy the aatle OF saa
thereof respectively The premises re-
f,. 20 e,e mentioned ot nufnher on' hundred
and Hud-on S-cb~d M - SAID map a. nss nns
hundred tad evt ON the norm ~-i-i 'sI 81
extending hundred iee 10
lot Lnowu on msp number forty Gf-eu~h -, AZ
IN, r- ana thy inches Amos Z
bots known ~ NUMBERS
lot kno~n sad map a. nnuoef one
hundrsd I'D point thy i've feet from Nares - thence
bundled feet hud'on H. and thence ~e ,eeA se 20 NC
o. NJ fr,, neno store m.ntonet lot situate IN VA
ION Amos It the tJ Of Ne" ofs
bounded js-.b~d os- BEGINNING ~ ad corner 'ni
tend n on siy feet and eleven inches ~ se anu u
ef sad tour ,rh-~ sni nche. thence % Hudson a. eighty
sy- f. end Hudsons hehfe- ire'
and To To the so e.ad rofaa A."
ueufoasd on easy ic OF Wah ston a knoSn on ne
number Ani described ccofdns 70
map besnnus distant ons hnnie aud iN-e"~'
rom H. south eater of Wshns'oa sad Amos Sta run.
a south trfy ninety two WI ier 70 t
number IL ta-use nsfih ~est-f "
treny OK .6) herce westerly eshy tour 81 iee 70 wan
,ngtCn ouf - - ne POM hs enuooL
NC. OF land ~ NsshnFon 1t described
nd oe a. 10 al thst pafce lot tno~n on the
map above referred number ave- commen. At pont oa Ms
catchy Is Wa.hns distant e.hD ush lse1 soaiAsfs
sfey rbty sad mp ihene-
Eo ~s,sr sgns The hn- Of ot number .e-,nen three feet
~ fur lshes heeah0uis. thence westerly sshY ar eet
theesbo.ts WaslS = thence soaihery three set our o
'le' o. tB WILLARD R-.r...
PET & NICHOLS P.nia. Auy. 1aaso~H
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE for

L CALIFORNIAN a Great Reduction in PIiee-Th
new splendid snd fast sailing steamship uNCLE SAN,
20 90 tnna William A. Mills Commander will sail for Az.
pmv.ll ON MONDAY, March 81 at 7: NJ, from Per NO
Nh The Uncle Sam has established the character o.
bspx the faste~t the route having an her two
former voyases beat all OF her competitors from two "a
Eve days Her good qualities as sse.-bcst and sccomno
S.n, for pas sefs much superior TO other stea
~ as her speed No efforts will be spared on the part OF
her owners or officers send the passengers through win
expedition comfort and seiy For freight or pAssse a.
.xtTmely low rates apply to L. MILLS. Agent No 81
Coutfnnaf at
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q Among the ruins Of stable which was
b1rrsd At Lawrence, Mass, on Friday morning were
found the chsred remains Of supposed 10 have
besn murdered. iespiaess.on vas impossible.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT--CarO-

~ hne R-Acm sr.inst y A. ksqr - -Saruoc' ~ h'h'
leuand IN ,outrsct To , 4 kEPfLER dentant foa are
hereby snd required The comp ant n tn.
action 49, be Sled Us Cacc C The Geek Of NJ Sy al
County Iork The Cy Ha the sai CITY aui 20 -ef',
the s porpan On ne suhscr -
oce No O. valet sad uty sthn twenty ds si-f ne
,ervte ihs u.Ne Of ne az o. sota
,srvc~ .ud the rad compliant within "a uae
orrrd y7nif hie WI take gd.en; asanst yoa
the Iso Hundred ard bsh'y posrs ~th interest from
h~ .gd OF June 'lnusnt hf hani~d ant riy Two
ls. d-s The this rston Dated February sh ~
LEWIS HURST, 'fastd Attorney, No "a Nhls -
February - isNtpMcn .
The complaint entitled duly h~d m .'
Of &c OF the Ce he County New iork On tAe ION
- E.h.u.-r ID ls,a IrNIS HrKSI palMh A'lotesy.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to

~ PHILADELPHIA. From Pier No. |, North River,
foot OF Battery place Two Lines daily. At A. NJ and =
NJ Accommodation Line at A. NJ, By steamboat JOHN
POTTER 10 South Arnboy thence BY 5O7ento
and steamboat r. STOCKTON O. Phlacelphis Eare 81
TIpress Line at 2 p NJ BY stesmbost JOHN POTTER 20
Ansoy hence direct 20 Camden By cars. Through IN
hours Fare, s. Returning. leave Phisdelpfia a. A ~
snd2 NJ.
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,CUE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW

V'HE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW
YORK by N, Craze of Got Fr-- lnd-Pend-s,fo all
p-.uus Interested Estate JOHS EARL ate " me Cv
Yoik Jecesed creditor essie~s n-ft oi az % ca
and .tns Y.u .ni hereby ,ied and 70
eaee and before our slfrshs d We
Count, Yort once the CITY ~ Ne~ fofh on hs
lh April eleven oco's th- s'sn-n o. t1' dp
,bo .n efs 20 atf-nd to- sccopn o. pro
s, o Mob. s4m q. E1.cutor. Of the sst al and Zee
lament Of sad D., ssssd. .,---,-s -. I,
,.-m.ry caused he seal ~ ONE o. ss
SUR, f.fs - sh r-d- Nro--s ALhA sNDsh
a. " BRADFORD Surrogate u oaf sad Oonsy :. nc nv
al s.~ Yorl l6th tsy 0f febr1nJ. N " year OF our
Lord Oae TAousssd sht Handed sai wv thIs-.
fst...wN A W BRADFORD, strrosste