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would Be certain q being juticiousy expended for
the purposes Seeisnei.
MI tu!HIR ElnI:, the Secretary Of the Asso:.
ea;. for Relieving The Condition OF the Poor stated
that the Association bad been in exisesncs for sig
yees ard tbs, thus far, this winter the dfsin upcn
The funds had been gresfer than ever before. LsA
winter IS oc0 had been expended; bat for the pest
two months q, coo hsd slready BEEN appropriated,
anc he Society vas row $500 in debt. They could.
however continue TO give little reef for nvs % six
Gays longer, but then, II no money wS NrtAcomnG,
they would be compelled 10 shut down the Rsees-
The number OF persons depending upon the Society
was between 800 and ,tco, most Of them persons
out OF employment, and who bad never applied here-
te,re He nstsnced several csses OF peculiar hard
ship which esme under his observa too.
Mr. A. +. srASroS thought the establishment OF
Institutions of this Kind, and Of SOUP Hoasee Wa
offering bonus for pauperism. He denied thst the
Of paupers we're victims OF misfortuns. but
were mace so by ihei. own acss, by Indulgence In
vice. prodigslty and ideness. He vas OF the opin-
ion that the best thing 70 be done would DO to pur.
chase lands in the West and send them out 10 earn
their living on farms.
Kr s. b. CHrrrsprs contended tbst they did not
CON here TO copsce the project OF buying farms In
the West upon which to place these psupers q some
future time but 10 aid the distressed to provide food
for the smishirs women and children who could not
dig the streets but who were daily smoking a. our
doors, and begging for the means OF Subsistence.
Similar viess were expressed by the Rev. Or. FAR
LEIGH and Others.
The Rev. Dr. LEwIs and several other gentlemen
made remarks, when a motion was made to collect
subscription for the Association, which was carried.
A collection then entered toto. Two gentle
men subscribed sl5O each; eleven sloo ssch, and .
large number ESQ each, and many more gave In small
Ter until the whole amount eiched 10 between
e. 600 and $4,000
'Ex Mayor LAMBERT moved that the Association bS
con mended TO the citizens Of Brooklyr, which w&
carried.
MIR J. d. LAwREScE moved that the churches be
recommended to take up subscripio for this OBJ
ect which was aso carried, and the meeting sd-
otTned.
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MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
RROOKLYN POOR.

A public meeting OF the citizens OF Brooklyn, to
raise means for the immediate relief OF the suffering
poor, was held in the Supreme Court room, City Hail.
las. evening. large audience, composed Of our
most substantial and liberal. hearted citizens was
present. Lila.
Shortly after the hour appointed for assembling
the Hon. E. A. LAMBERT moved that Mayor GEORGE
HALL take the Chair, which was unanimously csr'''
s. B. CHITTEyDTs, Esq was appointsa s,,s Met,
ra to be 70 aid The suffering thi. CITY thrs1sn Ios
~ ~ the BrcoIlyn Association for Relieving
ss Ccrsition Of the Poor, which aSSsoc, Of
commended emnsnsy Susys put in their bands
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1lc0itdl.

NURE for RHEUMATISM-WM. DAWES,
~ No sos SHAY NY. MAGNETIC SAWS: l2lc .
box Cure, al Rheumatic Pains Sod shoesAle and re.a
INr Dawes saye 10 wen recommended Se is biod AID
bis family in Ii viii be Charitable &C, 20 bay Of him.
Ed Trib
nR. GOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED
~ SOAP cure. TAN, PlNPLEs faECkLES s9 Snnp'
TIOSs sk,LOWhEss, CHAPS CEASES, &c GOUR
AuDs PoUDRE SUBTLE up oo'' hi, from l2w
nrnfrlr. OF .ny part Of the body 0OURAuD5 ROu jEr
~ nsisf In and eheets GOUaAUD'5 HAIR DYE, LILY
WHIT HAIR RESTORATIVE, LuslSS EXrRaCrs
AZ ~. Perlamsfies the I'D established Depot No u
aRs. II AVS. Brooklya.
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v,,v ~ Bo.ros.-About II o'clock on Sat.
LAkoh en-, ire broke out in the clothing store Oh
qresy 9ie ra.sL IN Chsiham.st, corner Of CONNER.
and e q The building s c w:
desreyea &C. ste Office, and 81 800 Inc Lowell
Wv n a. viii about cover bis loss. Theron stors
once, Rr;a~. Rabbit, also on the 6rst floor, and
o, through TO South Markets. va: bs4ly dsn
saed Insured nS for q ss
em s .scond Door vss damaged about o. oco T. n.
rsneis sbip broker, and Z. A. Hammcna sSa oU":
Merlin, csnmiRion merchants, ocsuPsec ia "a
soor. and were more or lsss damaged; me hna s
fourth stories were occupied BY X sS s,is-somS
ss COO Hs Insurance policy only expired ne Is
four days aso. The building owned y sss q 900.
Russen, Of Plymouth, and was damage iath
which & probably insured. Boston i'A"~''''
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MOIORPATHY. DR.. ii. HALSlED, tue
'A p,.en, proprietor Of the Round Hin Aotorp.nic ser
Cure az Northampton Mass -uerly Il Rochester, -
well Known for his the of chronic detes 80
reeiaJ 'hose incident AZ ffe - Neoo.a'
Hoei where be viii reusn few days and receiye cana Nd
charge WI De race foT coss1ta1n Dr. TIA steds otJct
ma 70 sterd some difficult 70 which hs has been
and 70 awe the York plsc better Opportunity o. t
ia the merits o. b. TIE rea.mtrt OF diseases WIZ
cut ueehAbesl app.arc Auy Of The ord nary rem edN
esra he has tres;ed within the sos hieen hrl
dtd paieno a. bis lrsution, which. though BY G the ar
s,S trvse e.tabbebt for the SICK Ia Ls county has been
found wholly equ.ie Tor the Accommodation Of iav.is
sehirg admission. He sddins - bis afe6dy 5O feet
bont sse oGr.tory building His bathing rooms occupy
1'o by ~ feet Motoptby the only fctas reore OF ihe
contribution from the .fec Of dis patton nia :. over
e1eion Mary forms Of pro.ctsd disease heretofore e'u
deisd rpmensss5e cured BY s AID llha-ton for lung
d.es"s hiss been long prsc,e.d this Institution The sac
ets attending Il has Induced others 10 make spseiaiy
Consultation horrs from 70 A 10 8 p W.
His work bo.orps,hy will BE- Sent postage fee 10 any az
dress receipt possge stamps or can Be had OF MN
while u the city at IS ceEis -
REFErEscEs- Joha 3 Tr5we 81 Nicholas Hotel; c w
Robert No Lsf.yet.e Place; w D. Abbott No 40 Broad
way Joseph Tucker. ssq Stewards store brosd~ay T. .
Bur Esror GtiorAl Denoe,st; W Hunt D No rs
s7,L sev Hovey ard lady, No. 1893 5thr GEORGE T.
Nelhsut ana LADY No 9o3 3roo st. ~ y Prof George
Bu.h P5ior Repository aud o. hor> and lady Ma
House Brooiyn; Edward Doughty and Daniel Deets't
NewHt, y
WATER-CURE. corner 6th-av. and 3sth-st.-
w Dr. STEW iyup Of Pne-saitz. ard earliest American
auibor ,nd practitioner in WseEClre) and Dr TAYLOR re-
oeiye pierts above City practice attended Free Lectures
Saturday eytnn1s
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VOTING MEMS TAMMANY COMMITTEE.

This Committee held meeting last evening, which
Yves not very largely attended. A. b. WOODS pre-
sided temporarily, but resigned when sns osner1
Committee resolved to proceed to . permanent Or
psnization. Those who were present, however, vera
determined to organize. II. p. Car. Of the Twenty
frs, Ward, was chosen Chairman; Woe Chsirmen,
Charles Z. Shea, of the Eighteenth Ward, and John
Reid, cf the First Ward T. b. Mccullough, Of tha
Nineteenth Ward, and s. L. Houghton, Fifth Ward,
Secretaries; Treasurer, David ]. Chstheld Twenty
lecond Ward; Sergeant a. Arms, Joseph asggsrty:
nnblisbipe their official calls. The rRIBCsE, Itmes,
ard Sunday Ala. were .uggss,sa; = Also !. ~ y
had gope over TO the Hindoos and was taken By few
Democrats now No action was taken a. % thI MAJ '-
ter and it concluded to advertise the ees c~..
and proceedings of the Young Mems Committee III
papers circulating with tie Democracy.
Mr. WooDs again objected to ths ors.nl. .ssc.
going abroad az the work of the Young Dsmocrscy
Of the City and County Of NswYork. 10 Wa 10
piled to by some Of the Delegates, mad n mae. On
On motion, the Committee scj'u'"'~
tie frat Tuesday In March.
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ILLINOIS UExrRAL RAILkoAp OrrIcE.

IL
CHICAGO Dec %, lS'f
n, and ,h.r MONDAY the eth day OF January, 1855,
Though Pssseser Trains Of the Illinois CenNsi
RAILROAD COMPANY will leave Cairo for Chicego and Chicago
o and Evening connecting twice dA!y a. san
SovsI WITH " Ohio snd Mississippi Rsrosd for ST Loas at
Deestur with the Greet esiern Railroad Of Illinois oi
snrefed jackson vile snd Naples BlooniDgo with the
Chcsgo and Mississippi Railroads al Lssale, with the hoch
Island Railroad for Reck leland and Davenport and At Men
Sts with the Central Military Tract Railroad for Gaesourgh
Burliusop Quincy and Central Iowa
On and after MONDAY, January Is, regular PASSENGER .ne
Of the illinois Central Railroad leaving Galsna, Morning sne
From Galens the North Western Railroad limit OF the
County there of running Horh both s5es
of the Hpp River-one through North Eastern Iowa to
ct Paul the other through North Western Wseonsn 70
the Pneres on the Black, Chippewa and ST. Cfon Rivers
being made to put on trste ass lns 81
Ste aneTs 70 connection With the Road ron Gaena aaa
DuEleth on the opening Of navigation. .
the South bound 10 St. LoUb Gao take the
cars avoid the delays and dangers Of above
that point and reach their destination om ~ to "a houp
quicker than by the river 49,, 49,,
Passengers s6ing South ssse1 that at and below cas
the the Mississippi! River interrupted
ice OF low water rstcass Steamers will ways be Ia
to take passeng freight down the river
Arrangements have been made for ample PASSENGER and
Freight mocons Cairo and the Road has f0 and
superior equipment re ady foi business - - 1900, -,
OF information, apply either to GEORGE aTsOS, DVi
SION Superintendent Centralis JOHN b. WYhAN Dyhioi
Cbicsro Of 3. MASON,
~-eO'~ Chief Tns and Gen sgcerntende1t.
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n ". VAUGHAN 4 Co., Providence, RE
Ns DASKERs - BROKERS. s-e prepsrst - neeossss
ce..s'.. r.ps, .:s: cses.'ssc ~ 6sS - -
set AGENTS fsT part.ss skfSsl n he rasssaoss" W
bssns0
RErtArscRs-Nr p .. Bowsa, PRECEDENT Bise tnsns o
sa bsnh, PIovHescs l.; nf. Bster. rrssd<es aov
ard Banning Company, Boston: Msssn beesias sos
O. 0ll0 or 81, 900. or $1,000 TO LOAN
y IsJNDU, 90 soui and Nsr,Ssge. by
sAKkR kWEEKs No. PSest cor. Brostrsy
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
STATE TRE,susys's OFFICE, L,ssiSG. Jan q, 1855
n GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK of ANN AR

VI BOR-NOTICE.-Leg. evidence having been furnished
me that the GOVERNMENT STOCK BANK OF ANN All
Dor hes refused 10 its liabilities and 10 redeem It's circ
arg totes and in consequence Of such rea: and IN
section II Of the Act Incorporating
said Bank March 81 1879 its have been placed
In the hands Receiver Eow therefore, In pursuance OF
said section do Hereby give notice TO all persons having
claims against said Bank TO present the sane TO ny
Office 10 Lansing TO make eIa proof thereof All persons
bodns the circulating said Bank will the
d said Office hich redemption certificates Will be Issued
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHiA frm Pier No North Rver.-rwo linss
ssIy A. 6 A NJ srd2P 81 Morning nne ats A NJ, b.
aessboat JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AMBoY, thence By
ear 70 wsy places and Philadelphia Fare 81 Exore<s line a
SP a. 81 JOHN POTTER TO AABoY, theoee direct to Cam
6p, BY csrs, through in Eve hours Fare - way Accom-
medallion and Emiersnt Line al r H. Fsfs ~ ;" E1nf
part Lie 7. ~, 81 Is
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financial.

OFFICE ONO AID PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COL
PITTSBURGH, Jan ., lS55
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
the Ohio and Pnn.y Railroad ,mpany that on aae
after the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, Dividend Of NV FEN
CENT for the last six months payable in the stecs OF the
Company at par will be paid 10 the stockholders 'he oA
stood on the books Of the Company the LIST Of January TIE
Stockholders on the Pittsburgh Books will be paii at the Office
OF the Company thse the New York books at tie ONCE
81 Wibsow L.nisr Co. sip certificates will be i''7ed '<
ire fractional parts Of share. H. 5. FLENlNG,
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1T,UE STOCKHOLDERS of the PHENIX

III MININU AND
ave that az the request ofsevsa Of the stocshoies
Who sspr rehendd the Of forming The new Cs Co.,
the hs,cps the remaining shares will be reoPeoed an
III SATURDAY the 7h itst On that day the saoscfo
lions " III BE- closed aud the stock spportipned Apply
al No 10 Broodwy Room No. s. second story between s'a
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CITY MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The second Anniversary of the WIamsburgh Ms
sionary Society took place last evening, at the Pres
byteran Church in South Fourth ST. corner OF Sixth
st. large number of ladies and gentlemen were
precent. The President, the Rev. DR.. McLAsE, &C.
cupied the chair
The services were commenced by singing, resi'ns
of Scriptures, and prayer by the Rev. MIR. JocELrN
The Treasurer, Mr.. Ii. Z. FREEMAN, submitted hs
report, from which the following is an extract;
Balance on hand a. asst report. st6S
hs'. .rS.e ,ss ~. ser.9or. - go 81
Rsrevea or Relief ID % ~
el otj ~
Paid srndry trses........ .--....... II %
f"% so sna,oor.,sS 10, thai pa o.
p.,d T,sa.nisr Of Reef 6s 80
pa y Coe Ni.,ionsrv s.ary...,....,....... 800
ps,l tbe Rsv Nm n go %
-
Total ..,,........................si, s3 IS
Rs,,rce ON hand 10 o.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of County Of New York notice hereby given 70 ali per
sn. against JAMES hcGRArH late Of the City
deceased present ihe same with vouchers there
Of 10 n subscriber residence No 80 Bsyard in the
CITY of before the seventeenth day OF April
next Dsted Ncw.York, the 0th tay OF y toher, 1851
Eli isvemW. THOM IS MARTIN, Executor.
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CEW.YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Throush fleisht FOX ~
bsny-Through Freight Will be received for Albany at the
Dep6 corner White aud Centre sta until F. Nj, (sansa;s
further particulars inquire Of agent o. Depot
Eew-YoIk Dec. 10. lab4 JOHN ID ELlOI, sdpt.
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN WORK to ROCHESTER, The ROCHESTER and CEN
EsIE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, and IN connection
with the Buffalo Coming and New York and New OH ae
Erie Railroads. direct route from New forh TO Hoeh
OF this together with tbs superior
saordt by H. wide cas- renders by is The most des
bic between tie above named cities.
Tickets be procured at the EewYoTk and Enc nafoad
Ticket Office foot Of Duane St snd 81 No lsj Broadway asa
In Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Fres will be transported bstyee, New rors and Roches
tf with dspaich Any Information desired n regard hesto
can be obsned BIZ calling upon the General Freight Agent OF
the New York ana Erie Railroad Enc buildings, or =.
TAPPAN Extress Freight Agent, No. ls3 Broadway,
No trains on the Buffalo Coming and New OK haoaa On
Eppady j. A
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Water-Cnre.


HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
l-So IS Lai.h,r Aeco nIsed.tors for lco persona r.
7 TRAIL " D. proprietor.
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nRANGE COUNTY COURT. - Susan n.
We.ts .s.nst Hamilton Dennis,on and Mary his wife,
Johu Jane. d, Rodop H. W-sns Chif.es " {.
W,.ts John Weshs sHd 3eojamin H. ~ee sun ~
"a, R,I.f-To RODOLPHUS II. WEEks snd "a .nLI'
n p WFVKS too OF tie above named defendtrtr toane
b.,eLy 81 led and required snsver the e2roet "a
hi. action which fled 10 the one o. voc ol-is ). 90
County Of Orange the 18th day OF December nv
Go.her eopy OF which herewith served % yo1 .s
eopy OF your answer said complaint On the ssoseoe
III. "a &c Ia Sewhursh Orange County wnia Ne{ AZ.
sf, the ,etvce this you eIeLsEe OF tIe ssJ
OF such service; yea fail answer the sad
Aforesaid tie plaintiff will sSpJ 70 we So1 ~ '' ~ ~
asIdsd IN the 'OmF'at-D'ed s sss Il isI EAGER
ssor.xtoxW Plaintiffs Attorney. Eewbafsh:
CUPREME COURT, SULLIVAN COZ
- pIRAN WILLIAMSON against URANUS eAaLI'ci1
sunnop, for uorsy de aui cJnnset-leon l9t
To tie Defendant: leu hereby SUE oota &C -
70 answer the complaint In this acton w1ien ~" 49,
the fe Of the Csfk Of the County Of saivan a. nonl.
cello On the 18th dsv Of Jsr1sy lSSo ane - e1ss
,our answer 10 the said complaint On the
oaice in Men celln in Sullivan CoantJ HeE Io'l =.
tgent, ssr the service o. this s1nnaous or You
OF die CAV Of such service; and II you "a. 20 s9sssr -,
cor plain. within the time aOre.Ad me pIah - b-n
seton will taie sssnst yoa ios the % n o e. If
dreo ard City Eve coliGs with Dises1 ts.d.s The
hsy che tho ussn eishf hundred and niy.o9f' NS' 49,
The csst Of his action -D.ef Jau. - lS,2
A c. NIyEN, Plaintis Ai,9rney
i'll isu6wW ho1seei'' '.- -
CUPREME COURT.-h the matter oi .ne
- FYPIRE CITY BANK Notice her-1y .'.e - ~ -
art 70 the sra utes 10 such made ana e AZ al
Ct an order Of the Hon l. III cr.don OF The E.
n;r. Cir ave b,rehy required 20 exnot ana
mir senspJ, keE.rs The uoited rtates ires- "
New YoIt Beeeivers Of SAD Wy Sitbo t,rty dsys
80 ~, hi. po,icr-Ds.-d SssYo.s, Feb I-oa
W IOsFpH LAWRENCE, PEeGcer. Of Inc v y Ir ",
JoHx A STEwAsT, Secretary.
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NEW YORK AID LIVERPOOL IT, II. 5. S. Co. So Wsltst
Nrw YoRg. Feb /. 1855
NOTICE.-The Annual Election for DIRECT
~ ORs Of this Company will be held at this Office on
THURSDAY lat March Ie1 between the hour O. |! and
Wh. u IOULE. kecfet4rJ
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OPENTNG Of the MAIN LINE and GALENA
" BRANCH Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLhOADrr
MI " ,ndCONTIEUOUs RAILROAD ROUTE from CAIRO
10 GALENA from CAIRO TO CHICAGO, WlIhDyT
CHANGE Of CARs!-THROUGH LINE 70 eF. LoUib,
ALL tina W Y BY RAILROAD.
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II NICKERBOCKER BANK.-There Will be
N meeting Of the Soc zhodes OF the above Bank a. ths
B.kirs House cor. OF 9th snd l4thst on IdUhSpaI
EVENING February Is, at y O'Clock Measure, OF npoi
t,rce 10 The interest Of ever oc holder will be Submitted TO
The meeting By order Of the Board Of Directors
VIM s. HUNT, President, pro ten
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Simeon LOOMS Pesident having been prevoasy az
cesed CHARLES j. MARTIN Gate secretary va, un.si
tu,y elected Vice Pre- den 20 pero IN AZ the dates 81
President; and at the same time. "tLLhAhId wS
unsuin ously elected Secretary Of the Company
Kew.YoIk 9Th February. 1855
DIRECTORS.
rb,,,.. Martin lame. Humphrey. II Lockwood,
Nm q Lambert Georse Pearce, John u Nelson,
Geo,.e C. Collins Ward A WoIk, Lyrn.n Cooke,
D. Barney. jams Low, Lew nott1n'
Lucus Hopkins ]. Ii rockingham, tu;ti' nyple, -.
Thonas Messenger, Chss bu!key, john nus ninsou'
WIN. II MelleD, George ID Morgan stepoca nasi
Charles o. Hatch Richard Birelow Chs 2. Bad vic,
sme~n T. inomi. Tbeoi Mcnamec, ii Gilbert Ely.
VIM T. Hooker, Oliver L. Wood, Amos L D~lgnt
Wstscn Bull, Amos X Emo henry A. harb4l,
l.. AiteIbury, JT., Cephas IT, Morton Jesse Iioyt,
Tueisn ID Canaan Charles Ely VIM Stufgis. Jr.,
Homer Morgan, Alfred Barnes, r. w :. ltia us, "a,
Levi Stone GecTse Blis. II. II HnnssN
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klEW-1Ohh anu EhlE ndlLNOhD'~Oh OIL"
~ .ner MONDAY Dec IS and until further notice, Pas
Trains will leave Pier. foot OF Duane st. '!io~
viz:
Buffalo Express, at A. n. for Buffalo.
DuDkirk Express, at A h. for Dunkirk. ,
Mail at NJ for Dupkrk and Bufslo, aud internsal
ate Stationa
Intermediate stations
Newbursh Express, at p N. for Fewhursh
Way Passenger st4P. M for otsvile, ana infermedA's
Citations
Eisbt Express ats P. NJ. for Duntlrd and Buffalo:
Emisrspt at NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and n;erne
date Stations
On Sunday, only one EIpres. Train, q. p. NJ -,
These Trains connect at Buffalo AID Dunktrs VIZ
the Lake Railroad for Cleveland Cncinn.n T9eao
Detroit, Chicago, &C. d. Z McCALLOh
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IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Dec, IL. ls5t5 j..
TRAINS 1fAvE EEw.YoRK-foT New Haven, 7, a: r.
Ok i2M 8 Ga 50 ,E5 sHd Ae 4aF ioi gi.a1s
bort 4 A. M (Ex } PM, s. (Ex. $50, lac and LxJ
for Milford strsford Fairheld soOhPos aad Vest
port A. NJ, u N, $50, NJ; for Nsrwal a M 4
0reenwieh, IA NJ AN, 4.Si5P n ts STANFORD s -,
Chester and intermed.ts stations A M Il h, 1913, sH
Coxxrc1Ise TRAISs-For Boston a NJ, G1Wtp ar; "
TxE for Connecticut River Railroad 20 acntrsal' N
(sx for Canal Railroad, A. NJ y d, i nr rev
Iordop Railroad "a NJ p NJ; for Hcussionc tailIosd,
8 A. NJ; for Nausatuek Railrosd. a NJ 3P n. E1li fs
n.nhury and Eorwalk Railroad A. NJ, 3 80 T. NJ -.
TsHISs TO NIwYoRE-From Nsw-hs'sn $50, "a 10
A MIi5 Ok 4i5 sP h. OK y from Bridge port o ~
ia iois 4 M IS Ok tss.sssP sEx y f'ssn ESF'
UAli s. a. 8l5 1882 A. M 20, lex . a. 9v r. ~,
Tr J. from Port Chester $50 %, 73 81 II 5, NJ ga
Z "'" JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
NyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
NDELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, u. JEkSbf
ClTY-Ipited Stares Mail and Exere. Lines Leave New.
Yort. and 10 M and ara 81 n ga "a /,
And 10 A. M snd P NJ The New jersey Aecommodsi,o %
I'm. leaves az IL NJ at e. stopping at all way r@ions
Throush ticket. sold for Cincinnati a $50 ana the ss. soe
q, baltimore Washington Norfolk &c and tbIoush baggage
checked to Washington In and 10 A. n aade r. -.
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Gtrambcais an0 Railroads.

nays EXPRESS for NEWARK, N. j., leave
Adams Co e. No. SO Broadway aud the office No ID
Broadway III A. NJ and ii T. NJ, daily, aud will fsr~si
A~'e"' WAN" AMOS DAY Proprietor.
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HUpsON RIVER RAILkOAD.-On and after
III MONDAY. Jan -. isa5 the Tr.ias VII lesse Cssn
ker.st Station u follows: Eree Train ~ ecnneetnf
With Nonhsrn md ws.,srn Train Nail Tram y.
con moS.,ion Tram NJ For Poushheepde wsy grssh'
and Passenger Tr.IS: p. n For Pssk.LiII.7ls
and 5: 50 p M For Tsrytown N The Tsryto~n Peek
ain ard Pouthlsep..s TiDs stop at 9. the @.y s,soas
Pssenres al en- st Chambers. Canal Christopher lth snd
slstas SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN at A NJ. from Canal q"
for Albany and Troy. stopping 81 al Ws} Stations.
Il ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeaveB Brook.
Ign for erssgpo 70 for Hsmgse'dy ~; s, s.a
At NJ and s.+5 t.kins syosss. s5snsh :. nens
Vile On Saturday only. to Ysphanf, S45 fetnfnine
Monday s.I0 A NJ To Fn1nibsdsls, 80 r NJ retarnips
Moodsy 4.25A.M For Broohlyn-Lesye Sresnpor a.
Hemys,esd s.65 n and $50 r. Nj Jamaica, $40 49,
s.45 A. n. and 4.s5 r. ~
HICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Nl LINE.-rrsvelers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KAN,
sAs and points West and South West can obtain THROUGH
eiss and information ming routes fare &c either
=, he NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY application ct the Con
psIys Once, No. lss Broadway cor Dsy to
JOHN PORTER General Agent, OF
L. p DUETOS Ticket Aren't
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ATOTICE.-Pursusn mt to an order Of OTHNlEL
IN s WILLIAMS, Surrogate of the County OF oneds no
tice hereby ,iyen to al persons having CAIN. S
Macy In sd county present the sane with she voucher
1880 20 CALVIN HALL Of the Executors Of sad
,, q, liz ofce No u Geuesees Utica in said County
DAVID BOWS smother Of the Executors OF 'ar dee
.s.d AZ his Office No D. SOgthst New YORK. on or before
d. 6r,t DAY Of May next-Dsied Oct IL, 1854
w. CALM HALL, L..
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given to all
claims against AMES NOrEf late vi the iy
ther. OF To subscriber at his office No l5i Broadway
the City of New York on OF before the wv ,kn aaf o.
49, i..6moW ID sTOUTENBURGH. Executor.