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A AUSTRALIAN PACKET-Excelsior Line

and beautiful rial clipper, GEN OF THE SEA Bowen,
commander succeeds the clipper Fanans, - ssove
cabin passengers taken From the taultess mode CT taa
hesntcl chpps and the long experience OF Capt bowcn
Pa~sa:es 20 the Indian and Pacific Oceans coaaden
~ predicted she Will distance all competitors, sad make
the passage inside OF 10 days For cabin passage or freight
apply 20 RUSSELL 4 NORTON, No 81 Oid-shp.
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IOHNSONs NEWARK and NETWORK
~ TRANSFORMATION COMPASY.-Tso Trips DAILY
-Stesmers EDWARD PAYsoN and JAMAICA -ste~'n~f
Edward Peyson lesves Newark. foot OF Division =, 81
A NJ Commercial Dock at 10 A NJ; aid Pier No -
n K between CourtlAndf and Dey.sts- n. Y a. r NJ
Ssarrer Jsrsica leaves Commercial Dock at O'Clock
N ard Pier No. Ia North River, II 2eeleck r NJ FOR
fteisht ard towing v~esls apply %
w II. WOODRUFF, Asec, on the Pier.
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limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company carrying the sIest United States Mail On
through United Stats Miil Line for California and Ore
fon, via Aspinwa and Panama Greatly reduced prices
The splendid and double engine u S. Mail steamship
ILLINOIS 800 tuns burden, H Harstone, U. Navy,
commander, will sail on MONDAY March 81 a. oclack
r precisely from pier at foot Of Warren st. North Rv-
The Psciic Mail Steamship COmpany's magnificent
steamer GOLDEN GATE will be in readiness at Panama
TO receive the Illinois mails sid Passengers and sail i-
uedatey for San francisco The Golden Gate performs
her us from Panama San Francisco inside Of II days,
bestpg all other the Pacific from b q DAYS
and her accommodations only eq1aed by her
the no L. Stephens No efforts will be spared on the part
Of the Companies send their pasenre through with
petition comfort nd safety. Passengers viii be landed
the railroad wharf, at Aspinwa, free Transit Of the
Isnus at the passengers' expense Persons securing
through passage by the United States Mail Steamers
New York. have preference of accommodation on board the
Pacific Mail Steamers Rates Of Fare from Panama TO San
FreIcsco On the most favorable terms For Freight Pas.
sage apply 70 CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office Of the Companies, No. IN West-st-,
cornero of Warren NY.
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SOUTHERN 4 NORTHERN

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN x NUKT HIM
wi INDIANA RAlLR0AD.-On and after Feb. 7, 1898,
rn further notice Passenger Trains will run between Chi
casn Toledo and Monroe daily except Sundays ioS~'
Chcaso for Monroe al s! An ~
CHICAGO for Toledo at s. A. n ard r VI
Toedo for Chicago alta An. ana Pm
Monroe FOR Chicago Ct u AN ,,.,-t.
tn. Road in conjunction with tbs Toedo and Nof"at
Ia sboT, NewYork and Ere, Buffalo snd Albany, atd
Vrd.on River Railroads form TIE only hHoed eoanuh''
s,,;oc hetxren Chicago ard Nev-lors CITY.
Also Railroad corlmu uicatiCn row 9psnsd eetTesh
CHICAGO and Columbus Cincinnati and Pusoarsh VS. Io'
- SorAt Road which intersects the NJ NJ RIVER a.
Tamii,on ard DAYTON Roads az Bellevue tle MaasIel
Road at Mouroevile aud tie CeselAnd 90 ous an1 IN
enu.ti s.d Pittsburgh Roads 81 Cieveisnd
' JOS. IL MOORE, suPerEi endsnt.
skNI.R. r. Ofice, Adriaa. Dec =, lEo1 Nv
JOHN r. PORTER, Agent, No 100 BroAo-st VI.
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T,OR ALBANY-Fare $l.-ALBANI and
III NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD-Two
daily expre.s trains A NJ. and - p NJ sonnectns At
Albany wild Central Line Of Railroads North and West nom
new Usp0t corner Of White Elm and Cantrests where
tickets procured aud baggage eheeked Tor
Schenectady Utcs Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo r..
sensers also received a Broome and Bowep and tn$,
,rd 1b.v stations The above trains will land passengers
At Croton Falls and Chatham -Four Corners only All other
trains will start from City Hall station o. Tryon-ro~
- leptr.-.t heretofore.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

HCDSON RIVER KAILKUAD.-Wlnter
Il Arrangement, Trains leave Chanbesss, daily, for
Txrfe.s Train s AN. through IN hoarS connecting
with Trans reaching BaSlo Mcstreal ~ o'clock sane
evening -,
Mail Thin AM-Thrcagh Way Trxn Pm
Express Train 5P.M.-Aeeomrncdstion Tran IN
For hrytown a Pm.
T,in, and iP.k Passenger TFain-FoS fock'eiH 81 ~
Pm.
Ps,srnSes taken at ChambeS, Csos Christopher, lI'a
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canals st 70 AN fsr Psass-
keepCe srd at p N. es Abe2y stocP'ns at 81 Way Sta
tiors EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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STEAMER for AUSTRALIA, via the
~ IsTHMUS Of PANAnA-The ,ubs,satlsi team .hsp
UNICORN, Capt. w Lafrdse having beautiful accom-
noosiion', VIII be Dispatched from Panama ia the early
part OF Apri for Sydney New South Wales uoder
and canvas She will hunted number of Fins, and
Second Csbn P1seDsers who can leave New York
by steamer Of xld March, for Aspinwa To. attention
OF pepons wiskiDg svod the voyage ound the Cape
is invited TO tins opportunity. Apply 70
ROWLAND * ASPIEWALL,
81 NrW-Yorf
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THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEy

- RCUTE-VASDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO The Accessory Transit Co OF Scsragu, p,opre-
tors-ThIough in advance OF the Mail-Oly Lane irving
Through Tickets including the Isthmus crossing. Tas
tav0rite Double Engine steamship PROMETHEUS, ZOO
tuIs burden, will leave from pier No North River
o'clock precisely, for San Juan del Norte SArUR-
DAY, March 49, conneetiI wih the popular teanshp
PACIFIC, 500 tuDe burden, the Nicaragua Transit
Route, having but IL miles Of epd transportation These
steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation and acconnO
tstors For information, pessese a. the lowest r4te
apply only At the Agency Of the Company, No Bsttery
place, sp stairs C.. VANDERBILT, Agent.
PeDgers cautioned against the esentl,ons Of
hired Of other lines. None employed for this
line. mail bag 10 made up at the Office.
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NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD

l\-NEW.YORh to BURLINGTON, ST. JOHNSBC-
RY, OGDESSB- RICH nd MOSTREAL.-Tckets can ~
procured the NeYoTS and New Haven Railroad Once
No. 4l2 BToadwsy, NewYork, 70 Below. FA.- R1and'
Burip gton Windsor White River Junction. Wells River,
St JohnsbuTy ST. Adams RoD.es Point Osiensgursh ADD
Montreal. EXpns. Trans leave at A. VI and SO L NJ
BassAse checked through FREIGHT By the Railroad steam
from Peckslip ever day 81 with di.path, At re-
dUced rates Burlington, ST. JOhns5uTy OsdensbuTsn,
Montreal, and al Intermediate towns.
r. HYDE, AGENT. No. i52 Sogt.st, New-Nort-
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trans rave per loot OF Dnsne-st - 'ol.cEs5
ExPHLss TRAIN ct A NJ for DuasTk and Baaslo.
Mail TRAIN 20 AN for ell s-a1Cns
WAY TRAM a. 81 N for Plern0ut and l-erni
WAY TRAM n 3 - p VI for Delaware, "a jersey CITY
ExIEEss TRAIN AZ ) Pm. every dsy ;or DankI-k s11
Buffalo.
Both Erpres. Trims o5nnect DcnAiTk " TIE Lake
Shore naIcad. Cleveland, and thence direct - Cncn
nsti also 70 Sandus.y Toledo Monroe Detroit and Chi
cago CHAS MINDT, superintendent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and
IL INFERNO DlATE LANDINGS The splendid steamer
SOIITH AMERICA and COLUMBIA will leave foot OF
Uarrisonst every afternoon O'Clock, connecting with
Stages from Newbursh Kingston and Caskil and Hudson
and Kirk shire Railroad
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin

III Buildings, corner Of Wall and Wlliiam+ts
Offices Nos 10 and 4, ground floor.
This Company, having their Capital of $4,000 paid in,
cash inverted prepared to insure snst
loss and damage by fire on favorable terms:
The charter Of this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders at the rate Of cent
num- fourfhs Of the remaining profits 10 be divided
an Cd the assured in scnp, bearing interest which c2 10
10 be in cash whenever the accumulated pro
and capital shall amount to II ,cOoOO
TRUSTEES:
Jos GaiIlard Jr John A. Stephena s s. Rowland,
Jas. Nj. Waterbury, James Warren, stephen Whitney
George Curtis, Arthur Leary, Dan. b. Fearing,
Georfe Il. Adee, NJ. w. Hamilton, VIM H. Russell,
d. s. Kennedy, DEFINING Duer, Aug Downing
John J. Aston Jr., John Steward, Jr, O. b. Lamar,
Fred. A. Delano, Robert Is. Minturn, VIM H. Aspnwal
lanes C. Ben Reuben Withers, VIM Is. Duncan,
Danl Drake Smith Edward G.. Center Ches H. Russell,
Fred a Foster Josiah Oakes, Isaac Townsend
Pees Hall, ke3eT 6np n9ne's HOME pr..iaent
n CURRY Secretary.
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itlc0ieal.

HOLLOWAY PlLLS-The Best hedl-
cine for Complaints incidental 10 eniaies La
bot OF Mitchara informs Professor Holloway tHA .ae Sh
sders ii her bounden duty acknowledge The astonishing
IS al, herap 20 suffer from geceT eersngeueEt Of tue
systera laIuor swollen leEs snd Other ailments nelaeh
10 fenale. and Notwithstanding the mos
10 the advice Of eminent physleian4 her "s-Ahe~ aHa
bty continued TO increase until sic s9op.eu AO.,1
eour,e ana took Hollowsys Pils AID this iaestn.ele
lov.nev of ,p,rt, which she had euoyed FOR some
yesys Sold by al vendes Of r.edieiaes Il she .,tsS
States in pots and boxes 81 cent EIi es1's Aoo ~
each and who.es sale BY the pTs3eigal 1IuS nS e
United States and ey NessIs 4. b u eANpS, new
VII ssd Ly The prorrie tOr NO. "a StrsI2 London
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CUPREME COURT, City and County Of

~ se~ 70 AwTu' {. F-s; Dsac Seansy To iAs
rEFENcASI la - eay uci s1s uaiet % Es~eS
re Cerk ~ CO fnl Co1lfy a >r~ 10. AZ ne NS
hal = - Efy ~ Tork ,Ri cvF- ~ ar
one.
~ Br,-4s-y. .s4 cy. vEAa LAYS afcf ne
rcu. rvsl--e he Az ~ s1ch
~ - - 40 c,r7'ss, ~'An the ts-
49, "a sct,r 81 take adElseaf ssNast yoH
.r he n aza AL k,e-n 1or- sa1 6 cht c-nts
r;srcst q, icg-tecaA ~ q Jay thoaant "a
ne< so bsss tAe cost' O ths actea Nsr
Iofs JAY lS 20 . - -. - -
mil NLiAS hAuLf IL EaaAAai rttsHpfe
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via etOningtO

DEGUIIAk NAIL LINE, via HtOningtOn,
IL for BOSTON. rpOVIpLNCE. NEw-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON.-Tte steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE Of this hDe, now regularly hcrrto-
fore alternately leayins Pier No North River frst wharf
above Battery place, daily Sundays excepted, NJ,
and StoniaKton O'clock p NJ Ariya Of the zsl
TAIN which leaves Rosten atSP NJ
The COMMODORE, from New.YoTk-Aontsy We'd
ne-aAy nd Friday From Stoninstsn-Tuesdsy, ThursaAy
and Saturday.
The c. VANDERBILT, foIa NewYots--Tuesdsy,
THURSDAY and Saturday. FrO Steanston-AondaJ, Wei
IL. Steamer FfRRY leave. rrovideass ts Ns~pon
daily, exceyt Sundays, at 2P. NJ
For eis passage, apply s the oes, No 10 Bakery
place or on hcsya the boAss
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Gopprtn

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-We have
~ This Day admitted EDWARD ID. JONES and AU-
GUSTUS WATERMAN az Partners in our House
New York, FEB. Q, 1883. CYRUS W. FIELD Co.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the undersigned is this day dissolved by
taal copfent-New. York, Msrch 10, 1852 ..
l.. SOLOMON,
Boston papers please copy. C.E JACOBS.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
I }. STY-New.Yotkt TO Easton. Pa, Fare o. 75.-Fan
Arrangement, commencing Nov. IS is5a Leave Pier
No North River daily, for E..ton and intermediate
nlscos AN IL NJ and 3.A5 P.M- and for Someryile
st445PM. Returning, leaves Philhpsbursh at aud A.
M and Sl5PM
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DIrEFAIO and NEW.YORK CITY RAlI

BUFFALO and NEW-IORk CITY RAIL
I'D ROAD-FROM NEW-NpRk 20 BUFFALO,
RFCT Pasepgers leave the Once OF the New York ttf
Fre Railroad Of Duane taxing IN Jersey
proceed Newl oTk and Enc Railroad o hotneisfie
thence 10 Buffalo direct.
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHRoCcH
Fare from Newly ork 90 Buffalo. -
Tickets can be procured the Oce OF the New ora a.
Erie RAILROAD foot of Duane a. and No iCOurl.nt
On and after MONDAY March !. trains viii leave TIE
foot OF DuAue-st., as follows: . al, ,,
MORNING ExPRIss-At7 y NJ aTrive a. iorte.Is''e
e(5P NJ and in Buffalo IL - same evening"
MAIL TRss-At A. NJ, arrive IL bGhAlo 'lO next
morniug Stopping Mt a.! stations -, 80, . .,
TvTNIsc ExfREss-5 p. NJ. arrive a. Horaeis'iAe ~
A NJ and in Buffalo at 10 3 sam1morntns.
n On snn5.y one trim onb-EyesinE Express st ?
FXpress trains vii lot leave Honesyile ioI BaIAo IN
I'll after the arrival Of the express trans nom New
" J. G. HOYT, Superintendent
w C TALLNApGE, Asent. 81. ! C0gItlAld.st.
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NEW. JERSEY RAuLROAD.-NEw-

NJ l. w j T. X T. I RAlLRD8D.-NEN-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct-U. ;. NAIL
EXPRESS LlNES-Tbrough ia honrs-New-J-rry
Rsoad wa Jersey City, leaving NewYors # and A "
and 8! from foot Of Courtlandtst Leaves Pnilst'-
phis hours, Of Walnut Fare reduced TO IS for
frrt class and - "a tor second class.
One line leaves Newly ofk a. and A VI and and !
P NJ Fare in and P. VI. e q Is the A. sud ;.
p NJ IS Secnrd-cisss in and 4. A. snd 7 NJ y -
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLES TOY
through ticket. cold in the shove lines and through baggage
earned IA AID A. ", End y VI. lines from New
York Passengers with baggage the ferry - inmates
before the ira ne leave
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II
~ COAPANY.-FOR NEW-ORLEANS, via HA.
VANA.-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, II.
Wndle, Comm spder will sail from the pier at foot Of
Wsner st, ~ X, on SATURDAY, March IL, at o'clock.
p. NJ. precisely.
Rates of passage to Havana and New orle.n,-New Ar
ran cement
Lsdiss' and after Saloon Berths. ad0
Lower Forward Saloon Berihs.
Steersge ....:...........,...........25
No freight taken 10 Havana but Specie
Freight taken NewOrlesns at 80 cents per Cubic Foot
Shippers freight requested supply themselves with
the CompGnys bills Of lsdng which may be had appca-
ton at the Office. No other form will be signed.
No bills Of leding signed after IL O'Clock the day of
saDg For freight or pessare apply TO
NJ. o. ROBERTS, No III West-st., cor. Of Warrens-
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New.York Town ,feetIngs-SUPERyisoa.
GtsgsEE Co.-The Board stands Wings
and Democrats.
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NJ Y. AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.

INe SHIP LINE, through TO GAN FRANCISCO via
AsPINWALL and PANAMA. At greatly reduced rates.
No detention the Ithus The new and fast side wheel
steamship UNION, Il SO tnns) Richard Adams Conman-
deY will leave New.York for AspiIwsl (Ssvy Bay,) from
Pier No. North River Oh TUESDAY, April s. at3ocock
precisely connecting with the and MAGNIFICENT
de whe I'll dOuble-en CINE steamship CORTES O,80 tunsl
Thomas B. Chopper Commander which steamer Will be in
readDess at PANAMA 70 receive the UNIONS Passengers
and sail Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO. The accommo.
daon and ventilation of the Cores al that be de-
ed Her speed established the voyage between New
York aud Panama and while the Pacific coast usur-
passed ~
Every exeon will be made the part OF the line 10
sure comfort expedition and safety Passengers all b
landed ON the wharf Aspnwa free, taking the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for ths Line
cold only at No. &c Broadway
Mail Bag is made up the above Office under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
public.
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CAMDFN and ANROY RAILROAD 10

" PHILADELPHIA. FIRM Pier No. |, North RIVER,
foot OF Bst;ery-pace Two Lines daily. at A NJ and r
N. Accommodation Line az VI, oy steamboat JOHN
POTTER 70 South smboy thence By elr % BoEdento "a
and 4Tnhost r. STOCKTON q Philafe phiA Fare -
Express Line ct P. NJ BY steamboat JOHN POTTER -
Am3oy ihence direct to Camden ~ ea-s. Th-ou.h IN
hours Fare e. RctuTLins, leave Philadelphia al A ~
and 2P NJ.
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL.
II RIVER.-Ths splendid and SUPERIOR steamen BAY
sTATE Capt Wn Brown, and ENTIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN Brayton leave alternate days, (Sundays eI.
ceptrdl from Pier No 5 N. r. the Battery, At L.
yer freight apply board the Office Pier No
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with sres; do
patch by expr 81 freight train.
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TOLEDO NORWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILROAD-Open through, completing the sc, IN 4
in the chain OF Rslrosds between New lofs Boon Pn-
adephis, Baltimore and W Arlington CRY and ChfcaEo
On and after MONDAY, Feb 4 1873. fasscusrr Trans
will run daily Sundays excepted - follo9a
Leave Toledo, % VI and Pm
Leave Cleveland Q ~ 4 VI ands "
Connecting A. TOLEDO with trans OF hNhigsn -iutierf
Railroad for Chicsro and the Wet
At Bellevue with trains Of Mad River Roo o' - DO
City, Dayton Indianapolis Cirrinnafi, A.
At Monroeyille with Mansicid and -tnf1s,y Cry -
for sGndusEy City shelby Junction. 'olnu's ~
and GAINESVILLE.
At Grafton. with Cleveland Coiurrhrs 49, t.wH vt 4
Road Shelby Junction. Columbus anf in- met
Al Clevela a with LaEe shore Road. va n1rHfs r'
NeEYork a.d Boston, ard "a Ifa'o fHf Nfw fHs |'
Albany and for " cs;ern Road and Boron. ffh 81 f
and Pittsburgh Road flr fItFhufgh, Nhf..nf fi'ts
pha Baltimore. and Washington CRY
Frtishts Forwarded PROMPTLY q az f"gf
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NOTICE Of LlSTRlBUTlON.-Not is
IN ser,sy ~ q ths az Of ~ Real Etsae
q EEAplEI CDspaAs, 81 ths ctty n >--fo~t. 80
z G-tr Yss Ct sa&r the DER q he szf
- 10 fes., ell ss sstnSAted ssAas 10
49, Iss Ccs ~ Cry 81 Nes fSrt o. TIE IVA
say Apr o. Eat 4.y -aea al
r,irss> e. s~usBS. asnss I'D estate sdl sr--~s,
hen ~ ssrfcs.,s . proo. vDs.herS
M: A w BRADFORD. sarro<z.s
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COERT-Citr and County Of

- ~ Yo-k-Ecrscs Calm sni cie-~ AEs'ast issa s.aa
a.. hrts r-eShsT n, 49, ell Henry q Nv sad
th-rs A.. n: Al Ezoh $500 % hesoy sT-1 sass
A. As a ht -ho'e asto asAa.t -.
49,. i--d,u' aN-naz -N-d teo'nr,
,t ~. psr--nt doe ~ residents q th stats
- - - Wv 2, an 50 b. OF pooerU tina tAs
80, sss = n anl transfer o. sopcfy BY Am
$500 = = - .r,4 reCUNS & NOSCRtEF
,,-T,-s-y~ A.craeysfo FOR Pant1., Va ~ Wal It
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and NewYork Steamship
C;oupany's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1852
tuns and 400 horse power Robert Craig Commander will
sail from New-York for Glasgow SATURDAY, &th
March, at ~ O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin (Saloon State R0oms) ..........,..s9o
First Cabin (Midshp State Boomsl ............. IS
Stewards fee included.
Apply to J. McSyMON, No. 50 Broadway.
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II .,,- Il - C~art- h-rrnr % M f-r
hsYzt cizlzss 49, tlN Ahp DtNlN" - =" -
Nv lor. ss.es-4 p---l ~ .sa~ % 20. n-' -'' .
q ne Cty se- lon srr- u - e-J u ASfi
..st-D..-d o.. - - tsy 81 ,-7s-1'-s. iaaa
JANE. grCohD, k.4-..-.-..,-.
- f,xsmF. ESTHER DENISC !
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1usnranre Companies.
HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COM

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PAEY.-Ofrce No. 5 Tryon-row, Harlem Railroad
Budinss Capital s. 80 90 and surplus This Company
having all its capital well and securely invested are
% issue Pocie the favorable terms Buildings
Merchandise Furniture and other personal property also
on Rents yessel Is in port and their Cargoes.
DIRECTORS
John Bruce, Simeon Draper Andrew Willis
John c. Hull, James s. Libby Caleb s Woodhul
Daniel d. Whitney George n. Howell Robert Mcclellan
Charles jenkins Russell G. Root John Morrison,
samul 3. Wycot &. Wager Hull, Andrew Simpson,
Altheus Banning. Cyrus Loutrel, John J. Yeott,
CALVIN Condit, William N. Dodge, Abraham Wakem8n,
Davis COllemOre, Walter Brady. David Green,
Stake Livesey Casper c. Cblds, Timothy II. Burger
I,asc Kipp, Jr, A 7. Fonda, John N. OlcOtt,
rtrdnendL Nichols Ohm Hooper, Solomon Jessurun,
Henry Major, - y. w. Waller, Alfred Jones,
josiah M Whitney, John +. Wake, John w. Newson,
Nelson SzmInis
JOHN BRUCE, President.
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE Co.
IN Office, No B9 Broadwsy.-Capita 500 0OO.-Insure.
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port
her CaIgoef and other property against loss damage
byfre. -
VIM w Leland d. Van WaIt, Thomas Andrews
Peter G. Baker, Alex. Snyder, Henry Pike,
Girsrd Bancker, r. Stewart, s. q. Southmayed
Stepbep Cromwell Peter n. Roach I. Smith Hobbie,
A. @. stebbina States S. Bell, Samuel b. Shaw,
Alba w adlegh, John l.. Deem, l.. G. Hall,
James G. Gibbs.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, President.
CHIRLys l. CLARKE, Secretary.
Prom May |, Office No Wallst. corner OF New.
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nOCHESTER LOCKPOKTanlN IAGARl.

Ia FALLS RAILROAD or.n go Blff AL1 z .e fn.sf
direct quickest and cieaprsf ruute O. Inruntn VAN f
and CsnadA Veto ami afsr ~ f~uAf Isn II .Hh
Trains will leave Rochester fur Baia sut Nafsra - -
follows: 80 NJ and as VI kstarnins tran 81 "a
buffalo and Nagara F.lis oG Roch~-ffaf - and At
PM Passengers tor Buffalo will hrd tbs rlus superior 1
point of comfort 20 any other. The rad thoroughly nf
and eouirrs with entirely snd locuunFHs TIE
pre,ept tenn nus OF the Road IN Bafso ne f-fate
the most een'Iai PO'N'" 0wARRFN CoLBURN. suvt
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I,O PETER W. wILsON.-You are hereby

sur rcssd sad required ,nsver The eompant re 90
$3.50 Cc-r. :, Carss rslr.a ~hc, TIE lSs
usry The q tie Ces o. tn- toay
Noufoe u sas~r On me henfy r s
cEce Brospor IN IL Cosnr o. soaFSe vtan
twenty days tie Of A sunEoas exclusive o. tse ~
fhs--cf srS al - 20 sns~cr sd c?snt
tie pn.S ,rpy Cour or the rehei tensnded n ne
n, i,.s~F HF NORTON, PAa,s's Attorney
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IN pIrRsIrANCE Of an order Of the surro.

at. IL the Cour, NorI b. stJ sg-a u 81
-r.. ~, sssnst ALBERT WILLIE II - % tA- CRY
IL SAN, - su-f-s ,a-r-1
20 a.. .r. A. - siofc George Waus 70 - Souu
- 10 ib~ c., Ne~ Nork ---- - i1-h i,E % Jsy
r,lt- Dated Ss~ iors ne ~. d. - Jslaafy, I''A
JOHN WILLIE. ly,.-,..o,.
"a f.ufuV. GEORGE = WILLIAMS.
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: prcs GOODS for CASH-JHOXIE, Jr.,

DRESS GOODS for CASH. HOxIE,J IN,
and olers br sale large and attractive stock Of
80 md Fancy Dress Gocds Printed Lawns and ysconets,
ILL .s De Lsioss Plain and Printed Barefes, Plain and
ss,sS Poplis Prints, LinenA Ginsbsms White Goods,
sSrcstIy from saction Aiso full assortment Of Do
cr cash prices from 10 TO Is per cent lower than
-. ,sr Ne bought on the usual credit
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of tie Surro-

Of he County scr iaft holcc - hereby sVsn y a.
- b,yts - rs nan, Il NJ SCHROEDER ne ~ III >tsis
., lines. s-ce.t Tr--ni thr ~tA y,urh-r- n-s 70
,tr Ssteru-r store OF Frth fga- Co. W
Yrsn,n ar. The % Ne- Nos, before the hSa
1ay Aus.st Daiet N-- lo. u traia az iesfa-y
issa Tii.s,u WILLIAM sCHKODfK, A4mnstEato,
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IN pIrRSI'ANCE of An order of The Surro

s... Of ,he Co,ay Of ~ yort noe r-t7 sven - Az ~
r.vrs n. .sar-' EIIAkiN HORTON a'- Ut TIE ~ o.
Ke~-io., t-.,,L rs-ert e -sm-. -h va aer h~ 20
t. ,uisef ofs Ne 10 -. REQ IT, 10 ~ 90 o. -
lot 90 q lfe ssah iay o. Ag1 uAet NeE i'f'
=. .an,. CHARLES STERLING Er-ce'or.