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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
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Total fm. Jan. !, l3i5.l6,il9 1864 lO9,f2 ll45O
OILS-Engsh Lnseed remains very firm, with good JOB
bing business doing 85c cash. Crude Whale well held
the Shooting her home with full cargo on board
The lo Of cargo of would be remarkable occurrence in
whole history Of the whale fishery. Refined salsbo in
the trade 90 d92c time Cruie Sperm held above
tie views Of manufacturers sal at 49, CASA Lard on Is
steady with small supply on hand sales Of 1000 gallons West
trn Winter at &C. cash.
PROVISIONS-Holders of Pork frmer and Mess
2c higher prices have been obtained Prime bnoyant aud IN
Gales of SO bbls SIS 75Q ID 87t for Mess and
hin Mess; and M so for Prime. Beef steady aud In fair
quest stock large sales of 40 bbs at So 210 30 10 for
Prime; 80 asa Gil for Country Mess Slo SIS p for re-
packed Western Mess Prime Mess firm at Sl8G S sales
f $50 Sour TO- Beef Hams in brisk demand aud
are sales of 200 bbs ct Si30*l6 5-incudng 100
bbs Cagin" the latter price. Bacon Is quite at
9Q9ic for Western Dressed Hogs scarce and wanted az
7iG!c Cut Meats quite firm aud in fair demand sales Of
Hams Lard steady and in fair request for le homo trade
sales of l67 bbs and i0dl0lc and 500 kegs at lie
Butter in steady demand and firm az sd2c for Ohio and
tc Stetethe latter price Fall made Cheese Is
dull at 8dlCtc. Ess plenty sales at l60i8c y doz
SEEDS-1he supply of Clover moderate aud the iemsnS
is good sales 40fc Timothy Seed IN fair demand aud
is finn at rs 81 y bush for Reaped, and Red Top 81
T. sack. Roug. Flax in demand . la 81 10 y BUSH
Lnseed heavy hear of 5000 bush Calcutta TO arrive at
Boston, at ~ 25 y bush, cash
RICE-The inquiry is moderate and prices sustained
Sales OF 200 ties at 4d4lc. as to quality.
SALTPETER-We learn of sales at Boston Of 800 bags
Crude manufacturers at l0t dllc. p n, months.
SUGARSTheie finn feeling, but less activity after the
large business Of last week We notice sales Of 800 hh Cuba
WHlSkY-The market is firm, and with light arrivals the
transactions moderate; sales of 80 bbls az 99t @ for
jersey 3dS0ic for Ohio and Std3Clc for Prison Drudge Is
finn Q &C., time ard interest
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Marc
Cleared.

stesnsh,p-Grensds Griaen Havana and New0reans, VI.
o. Roberta
ship-A L, Chandler, Liverpool, Zeregs Co.
Bsrfs-Mary Elzsbe,h Hicklom, City Point, r. P. Buck
Co. sgons Crowel, Buenos Ayres, r. W. Ropes Co.
Brg-Amcre, Parsons, Savannah Welsh, Carver Chase
Gen. Wilson Csbonet Apalsshicoa Eagle Hszardi John
Boynion Bartlett Portsu rince A. Roker Hollnen Ex-
cell Tsman Savannah, sturges Clearmin J. II. Jones,
Mills Charleson Doner Potter Mary Emily, Bonner, Pare
r. Everett; ian Prus) Moritz Elsneur VIM. Thomp.on.
sehoorer.-C s. Watson, Csrrcw, Newbern, smith 60
Ned Daniels Wimirgton E. g. Powell Lydia Barker, Hall
fax H. g. Donovan; ODw ard smith, ssysDlah Scranton
TsG American Belle, Brown Boston s. w Lewis ). a
Stanley Simmons Savannah Deml Co.. y Dyer aHison
ST. Johns P r. o. L Hatch; Leroy, Seaman Norfolk, ser'
ge. Clesrman Co. B. " Hawkins, Griffin Charleston Nc
Cready Mott Co. Cornelius, Bradley Alexandria master
g. R. Dixon, Weservelt, NewberD Bateman. Radterow
Co Squire Brother Firmsn City Point H. L. Crooke va
por, BUTch Charleston, G. Bukley.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
coURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT.-Nos. 81, l5o 357,
93, IA 246, l04, 6, 1O1, 35G, 357, Sis. 49,.
spEcAL TERM-Nos 2i,s 81, 1, 134 l35 l6i, IT. a. 2.
&C. S. I83 a. 18. 169 lgg l8l, s2 1885, 9oO2lO ~ zS
SUPERIOR CoURT-NOs. 9l9, 952, $50, 97l 9s9'
1ts5 i2s Il7o ms 1906 222 1910 1857 1 1916 1871 1886
1901 1898 1911 1917 1912 1887 1879 ls5s s3 Iss ,75 ls5
LIE LEI l4e5 1906 I5O3 1910. 1870 1879. l522
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR IHt lK'pu io,s ~
MONDAY March II, 1886
AsHFs-A fair demand for Pets az - eI.4 20. :.
rs,re Ard 10 demand at 81 75Qss. saeraas s'e~"S 49,
cash l.. -,.s- =, x.~x.nIav'. improve
ep, bu, buyers forward reuctay 81 .n % ,ote as
Lns. TO-DAY about so bales. We continue Z" S'OSs -
s.f-.. xUv-yopK cLAssIyfckrroSs.
i0"0"'' Uslsnd. Fos6a Mobile. NJ eA'
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R22h5.l3q S2.i9


The effect of the severe Winter we have passed
through is seen in the above receipts, which for Janu
ary ard February though equal to the previous year.
are sl550oO less than what considered fair est
mate in the early part of February. March and the
following mouths will undoubtedly bring up consid
erabe portion of the business which should have been
done in January and February.
The traffic receipts Of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad are steadily increasing, and show large
gain for this Winter last year, in spite of the unfa
yorable weather which has much interfered with
the business on most of the Western Railroads. The
receipts for
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which has recently taken new banking rooms me
bark is the Oldest in JsDesvile, having osen es'ao'
lshed in ls4o. The Hon. h. L. Dlnock Is '.r'"''
and Mr.. II. c. Mattesou, formerly OF ouc'' Ne"'
York IL Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

Markets. Reported By Telegraph.
MOBILE March l5CoTroS market quiet; sales to-day 1900
bales Receipts for the week 250 sales u 600 Stock in
port $4,000 Rates for Middling 8iQ9c
NEw.ORLEAss, March l5-COrToS market firm sales To-
day bales Midns sid9tc Rates to other articles
chs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

MINIATURE sLMASAc.....rBIS DAY
Suy-Rises....6:06l Seu.....6:ll Moos-Sets... 5;Ol
HIGH WATER..............THIsD DAY.
Hook. 5:32 Gov Iand... 6:28 HeGste.. 8:O3
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

The receipts from coal and merchandise have IN
creased in February th' year over the receipts from
the same ,on.ce. in Februs last year. The receipts
from travel have fallen of slightly. The expenses
have been increased, leaving the net profits OF the
month rather less than in February last year. lhe
net profits of the quarter s4633l less than for
the corresponding quarter lsst year.
Tie earnings of the Mv aukee and Mississippi
Road for February were s2s 6i6 10, against eco sos
for the corresponding month last year That the in
crease was no larger IS due to the nclemency OF the
W. s,her and tie fall in the price OF grain, which has
induced farmers 10 hold back their crops until Spung
opens. The Mlraukee Sentinel says: We do not
doubt that our Wisconsin railroads will have Oil
:" they can do as sson as navigation opens"
The following will show the comparative earnings
~ r.; .;irooJ diving Ave months for three wears:
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Passengers Arrived

In elJpsr.,hp Golden State, from Foo. CsOr FoO-Jsme
Henry Morris Of Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
paints, Oils, GLASS, Sc.

COBURN's PURE TALLOW OIL, warranted
~ Of superior quality burning aud TO be durable
machinery and to stand colder weather than pure sperm OIL
Only Agent JOHN w. QUINCY,N 9S Wiliamst
EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Warranted very pure and TO burn long Sperm and
very brightly; being unusually free from mpnry IL will never
wck- entirely free from and superior FOR
machinery barrels 80 49 gallons each Tho only agent
Cor the nskeris JOHN w. QUINCY No. SO "nisinst
G. III T.
IL KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL.
NOT EXPLOSIVE
SECURED BY PATENTS.
RETAIL PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON
The patented Lamps be found at the OF tho
recommended the best adapted to the pecu
liar qualities Of the Oeach lamp giving light equal 70 Two
six-foot gas burners. 80 80.
CAMPHENE LAMPS be used for burning this Oil, By
adapting the Kerosene Chimney.
sLYVIC-OL LAMPS be used by cutting of the bottom
the tin wckoder TO bring the surface OF the WICK
level with the tin tube that surrounds the wick
The usual discount to wholesale dealers
AUSTENS,
Agents Of the Kerosene Oil Company,
No 81 Beayer.gt., ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

CHAPS, Cbafes, Rough, Tender Flesh, Pimples,
Ess1e, TsH &c Poss'sy sS,.a spsos. sy hair
from low orehssds or part Of the bodyj warranted
RoSge Lily Whit Hh Dye and a. ss 'a PhsS
pbs Bates wsshnstonst Boston Mrs HAyes srooLyn
DRAZIL OD.-23O quintals BRAZIL
ID WOOD I'm bond and duty psid,) for sale By
sP0FF0RD, TILEsT6N Co, No. % Broadway
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/ G III
KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL.
NOT EXPLOSIVE.
lECTTnEn nX pATE Mtg
NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION

NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION
ANEw LAMf fIfhF' F'dR PRIbqTs bgRNIS6 ! fS; FLUID.
PATENTED MARCH is. 1855
IL setting forth the merits of this Lamp not neees
dsparsge any Of the materials used and
advertised Illuminating purposes IL sufficient for eur
to 11Sw % % 5 s' use 'hit M ssfs LUD
various kinds Of Coal osood evidence, we think
advantages may be thus stated:
universally of production. Good Burning Fluid may
be procured everywhere. u
81. Its sweetness and heslthiness Of odOr.
4h Its adaptation to portable a. well ss stationary lamps
sth Its expense Is below he average Of lighting mate
PERFECT BURNING FLUID LAMP
Se' p'0oIssAAF sAFE' SIMPLE AND CONVENIENT
aes.h. s, Thsh %sy ss Gs5s's,d s5s s s :,
faror-sDd for Reading Sewing unequsled We sea
ils them for Churches and s%tRR Hs' Elbows sfy
No. "A BeekmAnst, NewYork,
FLUID, CAMPHENE and OIL LAMPS, and CHANDE-
GAS FIXTURES soE'i Of EvERY f:S q DESCRIPTION
0lL.-Boiled OIL, rs cents a gallon.
" BuIdingroof and Fence Oil, 50 gallon
0l-van'h, for China does 81 IS per gallon.
'fsss 'iHifi sMfa Hpl e. us is
ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLORs,
~ GLASS, kc.-The undersned, having enlarged tsea
works meet the demand for Zinc Paint nov
manufactured by them in beached refined Linseed ON a
with the proper dryers The quality Of Amecsn go
French Zlcs warranted be equal in al respects 70 ~
sold IL this market ard liberal DeAer can 80
te supplied with WHITE LEA0 and COLORED PAiNIS M
manufacture Also, French ard American WlNDo"
GLASS. JESSUP & CHILD5, Importers
aud Manufacturers OF Paints No. l43 WAters Newton
ZINC PAINTs.-The PAsSAIC MINING AND
AMANUFACrURING COMPANY offer for sale their suPe-
Nor White aid Coored ZINC PAINTS both dry and oana
at the lowest market prices Their Paints In on prepsfe
By warranted TO harden IN tho kegs ss
will improve with age. MANNING SQuIER, Agents
No 81 Court ct, ,Eew-York
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and produced this decrease.
The comparison with the previous week s:
Loans Specie Circulation. Deposts
March g. slO9 ep 688 Sl517O9le 87899l7o S88 874962)
MaIcb IS iO4 S2s 18 HO.5ON 7s63l48 s862l ,l76
re- bhe.'' "' ~ s1l25e2a 25C2s 12s,4i9
The movement for the lass thirty-two weeks has
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CORRECT1ON.-The announcement Of tie death Of Mrs
s. CHAPMAN Of West Fifteenth which appeared in
yeerdays Tribune deception pracsed upon Us for some
unknown purpose, Mrs Chapman being quite well
assured BY herself The bearer OF this false sdyer
tement respectable that Of it's author and
thus gained admission for IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
Clearnss for week ending March sl25 sf7
CleaTinEs for ending March H......... l29 6O4 @
BAlsuces for week ending March l0.......... 725sO82
Balances for week ending March l7........... 627279
The following sales of bonds and stocks were made
at auction by A. II. Ncolay:-
sl4o(o Hartford Cir, 6s 1876 int adied......... O.
1872 Cs Sacramento City NateE lvs lsto, int sided
loOo sS Sacramento City Water los, 1889 int add 81
60Co Second Avenue T. X. q mort. int aided.
100 Toledo NorwAk Cleveland r. R, int added ~ Is
looCo Hudson Rver Converbes, lI35, int aided So
l2coo Northern lad Goshen Line lst mort int sdded
5000 La Crosse and lw.ukse Nh is' mort int added 81
80 shares Wells Fargo Cos Express....-........5 s.
shares bank Of Sing Sng 50
c shares Republic Insurance sli
y shares Arctic Insurance
20 shares EAeeGor Insurance
IS shares Broadway Insurance Co. ..............le5
so shares Rltsers Fire Insurance Co O0k
20 shares reekman h suranee I0s
10 ahares National Insurance .lsoaesi
~ shares Knick ckerboeker Yire Insurance. sCo.,..I55
10 shares Long ISand InsufSnee
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Paid,
ts,,ils 90, including tio,oos Sg California draf.s;
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Received, ssal, $50, including h'o,oco for transfer
draft, on Boston; Balance, e5los,3ss e.. Pad on
Di.bur,i,g Checks, s7',t6a e.
The business Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road for the month of February and fr the previous
two months completing the first quarter Of the pres
en-. fiscal year, compared with the receipts and e1
pepdtures for the corresponding period Of time last
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On the corner of Fourth street and Fkse ovepue
was a three story brick bucipg occupies - ths nrsc
floor by John Loder grocery store, upper part s
dwelling Most Of his goods we're removed but sufiered
damage by water. Loss about $500. Insured for
Al OO on the stock and furniture In the Jefferson In
suranoe Company.
The two story brick building No. 81 First avenue,
owned and occupied by Samuel I'ascs was totally de-
.troyed. His stock and furniture was removed 10
damaged state. A two-sto'y brick slaashtsr-house IN
the rear, also owned by Mr.. Issacs, was damaged 70
the amount Of $40. Loss on front and rear buildings
about $JCO. No insurance. The so 4 and furnkure
a,e insured, but in what companies we did not lean
No. co First avenue owned by George A. Jeremiah,
ives slightly damaged by fire. Insured for S'ooo IN
the Pacific Insurance Company. Z. Il J. koseuns'd,
cigar Makers occupying the second and third noos Oh
the building had their stock damaged TO the amount OK
a. IOO Insured for e. 900 in the Hamilton Insurance
Company.
Philip St. Pierre, occupying the second hcor OF No.
81, sustained dsmsge to the amount Of SioV. Ne m
,urance. VIM. Fogcrty, third Hoor, ~ dsmAssi
Henry Henchll, &loo. No Insurance.
The fire rsged with great fury In consequence OF the
naammabe rature of the matersl in the building, and
il W. only by the most determined and energetic a.
ton ON the part of the hremen that more eAsensve
oonfa grafton was prevented.
FIRE IN SIsErIErH STREET.
About } o'clock yesterday morning. a IRE broke Out
|, the hot house of Peter Boert in Nneteth street.
Damage trifng.
yIRr IN sIsETrEHru STREET.
On "Wednesday igbt fire occurred in the secosd
story of the enems ut house No. g8 West Nneteensh
street. causing much eIctsms ut among the occupants
and u.igbbors. But very little damage Wa done To
the building
FIRE IN WHITE sTREET.
Atl2I O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fire broke oot
IN the bakery Of j. Latour No. IL White street, cas-
ing shout go damage.
FIRE IN BROAD srREEr.
Abse Of cotton took fire. in junk-shop ~ No i7o
Broad street. giving rise to an alarm Az the burning
material was rolled into the street, no damage wss
done to the building.
TINE FIFE IN WEST TwISTrrUrH STREET,
The lors of Messrs Van rden, builders, whose shop
IN Twent, fifth street destroyed by hre, ~ mn
toned in yesterday TRIpusE, Is estimated It 80
$500 on building end 500 on stock. Insured 'os
a. 200. The journeymsn lost tools 70 the v.'oe Of
ist0. On which there 10 no insurance. The ms sv'-
IDENTIFY originated from an overhested stove.
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DISAPPOINTMENT of sALE-Iu consequence
A. NJ. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms, No. Is PsrE.row
- MONDAY DEE %

And following day, commencing at O'Clock p
BIBLlOTHEC CA SPLENDID tSSiMA A sum tuoas collec-
a OF Books hsals, Autographs Wser Color and Pencil
D,whs, Evenings and Engravins' Antiquities sslyproted
Rsohs Library Furniture ke being the entire collection Of
s<n.nn about leaving for Europe. The Library comprises
sstsordinay accumulation Of supetbly bound illustrated
Wohs every department Of pc ,uiszy in
Voysse and Travels and BOOKS relating TO America Chess kc
Water color DIswns by David Cox Easke Prout Fraser
Csfternole Wesa other celebrated foreign artists;
the original Sketch Book of Sir Joshus Rey ods
the sale Of effects Of the Samuel Rosers
Of London. Aso the most superb collection Of illuminated
offered al public sse in this country with unique
ssy Etcbnss and Engrsving by Albert Renbrsnt 0sta
ke superb black Bookcases
doors and many other items Of Library ForG
forming the most magnificent collection Of the
season.
Catalogues ready.
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kARLNE AFFALR6
THE ADRfATIc.

TIE Herald Of yesterday morning s.cribes the dsIsy
in completing this magnificent steamship 70 The nom
cheney Of the condepsers II Ia correct. We have BE-
fore diverted the bad joints At tho ends Of Ne tabss,
but subsequent facts Indicate that indisrsbbss esno
even With the best workmanship, retain sufncssse 49,
ticty perfectly TO allow for the unequal cootrssm ~
expsps;on of the metals II 10 therefore possible thss
the vacuum obtained win be Isss powerful Asa Origin
all, hoped but no other evil results can b snfdpessd
The Courier and Esqsiver Of the ssnae date 'so'ss
under q mistake. The valve motion not ~ ssy
perty considered Infringement On formsf pssesN'
The writer had probably confoundsd this Win usPe
some other vewl.
Firm present appearances the Adr.hc WI % - ~
,l.,sd bv Cbr;stuss, and will make her usI IMP IN
rnedisieIy after New Year,. She has ~ nss msso'-
.,v .,d I,,e quantity Of coal on board. Sesax kss
hs.n sprlied. and the wbsSls revclvsd wfh . soses
,n;e,pt arost to dag the pier iissF nom IL osD1a-
ton She viii be the hes. nodsl-d the s6ossssf, 80
mo.t powerful steamship saess, and We predict va
,s., The Pen, before mailing three tdps.
yrssrLs SEIZED.
Two schoopers were seized 0nose tne .nspecueo -
v,et~rdsy. One vas tie schooner G. T. Ford, which
lad evs5ed the law on several occasns By hsing oe
baltimore when hound for Delaware; ths oth1 ves ne
schooner Merping Light which anchored N Hsnpsen
Roads zone days seo aDd reported being noo Jenes
River, bourd to Baltimore, but VS. oveshsuse yesr
dsy morning at dsybresk, Ds4r Cape Hsasy, On n~
way to New. York and brought bsck 10 the PCT CeI
pilots are on the alert and delwmibed TO 90 81 ue1
power TO enforce the law. Nor. hes'o, w. A"'
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

II
COZ pasture weeds rem.d, sh. cures EvEkr KIND Of
HUMOR fyess As Sevefsta doom 10 s'Sss~ Ps~p
BE has tired eleven hundred csse. AID never failed
except in both thunder sunor nc ss. nov N a
possession over Two nSaaf'o es'''nese' ~ ~
bottle. are warranted to sars nursing mouth.
One to tArse bottles viii the worst kmd Of PmPes on
TO or ,hr.. bottles viii clear he sy.sm Of boiI..
Two bottles warranted 70 esrs the vorst eanhcr In
%1.. 70 sve bottles . warranted Of
rs or two bo...s are v,rsntsd all humor In tie
Two bottle, Of. warranted ranains Of the ears and
blo,ehss among the hair.
Your or sir Sotes are wssn.ed corrupt and running
On. BOTH. will cure sesly srupaons ofths slin-
Two three bottles are "Hnsd' sure the "'' 'H''
Two tire. bottle, are wxrntsd the NEST desps
ThI.s 70 four bottles .rs wr.asd si.rhsum
TX to is' ~.1. s i. ..d
perfect warranted when the above quantity '. ..s
a. D.. wonderful medicines Of The day that semuo1 .eed
growing the pastures and aon sd :oos . s9ooa
s Il b.. to ::yt Tier. Ss no snd
hss about .uitns some s:.:s not your; p'd1:d ov,,
ssss: s: :.:.dy sS.: ;; !. e q:
I'D 81 % X;
,.ss Ct. :;:i 70 u.
sv: rs:t sst ~ s. ssT 1 sas .sd Sss:
been regulated BY Where the body 'sae! .o.,s gait;
hut there defangemsnt OF So
II "a, cause very feelings but you uast not -
slsrn ed they avsys d.spSsH IN from tour days -,
fs,lps 10 cone you win feel yoarself is psIsen
ssm, tSs ost exsvsssst saconsms Of that ever mss
Hsssned u. ,n vvv~vnv NJ ,,a uy.,,~~.
rs.ts for Nsw.Yorh: C. v. CLIcKENER Co..
NJ. q BsreAys.; CHARLEs g. RIso y: lm s51s11yyi
e. ke is Oreesviehst BOYD PAUL, Chsnoersst I
WELLS Co.. No. US yrsnilin 81 81 n sn
IEY Wsnensf; BARNks PARk. No ~ bsoedyyi
WaRD CLOsE Co. Maiden lane; Ma Hays. brooki,si
&c for sole retail By I'll rsseessns Dasps ~
Union
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CUPREME COURT GEORGE BuL ARA.

srna--. a., maosy aenani e,Htrsst -tCon noe
S FL 81 t,x- III. .d.nts:-Yoa hereby snn,'
@op~d and required TO the n thi. co
$3.50 :. 81 osc. Ia The City Hal 10 aid CITY ana 20
serve copy Of your 70 The '.e oo%po 90 '1s
- .hs s-ryiee IL this Dns on yoa VI
80 sx Of ,oeh sesve; and sa 20 .ns.s. ne $40 eo
-, the tiae Aforesaid tie plaintiff IN tnis eon si
ss Ssm.ut si st 700 for me OF sH sna
sn, dollars AID nnetytwo cents WITH hasr.ss apSe 80
sth Of October thousand sshs sundred snf tn
s, 100 he balance Thereof bss.de tie enc. OF this
action rAhSoNS ~ -, - 4. ~. 80 - ~.
ne pn "a: .sssn 20 S9y asd $3.50 s s1r ., IA ss
Sssi.-svG PARSONS Rl00s, Riaintifs Ar,srSs3a
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SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In with Express Trains on the Newfos and
Erie Railroad. ~.
On and ,fter MONDAY. Oct 70 and until further nocs
PaAenser Trains will follows Sundays excepted;
Lave Ne York pier foot Of Duanest ct m VIC
Bua.o Express-eonhectns 1t Binshamton with EIPress
AZ 5 o. H. vi. Night Fxpress-conuec,ins ct Binshsmton
With Express Train for syracuse and Os~eso.
Throueh be procured At the Ticket Once OF the
S.w'Yor,I ar Fris Rad w. n. GILBERT. Snp't
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pENNsYLvANIA .-THRER

PENNSYLVANIA ATLROAD.-THRER
l DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBUR0H.-rbs MORNING A L
rR N leave. Phnsl.ph. for Pa.buIeh at J. M nd
lssves Pittsbursh Phi!Adelphis The FAST LINE
is.ys. fsS " 80 M IS
leave. Phsaelphis for fttssarsh 81 md PstssGsh
Coz Phisaelrhia st $40 p. m.
tom ST. Louh Mo Alton Ga-na and Chicago Illinois;
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Tere Hsnte Msdi'
La fsyette and Indisnapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
SPIN s6eld B.lefout.ne sandsty Toledo Cleveland Co
iumbus Zanesve Mssson and Wooster Ohio also With the
PACKET boats from and 70 New Oesns r. Lous Louss
Vile, aud Cincinnati
For further particulars db Of ,h city
Passengers viii ind this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
Through be bad q either Of the
pl1aes In the West, or Of
CeuIlandt-st., Sew-Yosh
IL ELLIOTT Agent Pslnsy wanna Railroad Co,
No. 4 Aster House, Broadway New-Yora
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor lith and ksIketst.,
Rsv-Yosk. jan. ia4 rnssa~pos
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TN PURSUANCE Of a. order Of the Surrogate
1000 Ss,ins s,sIms srsinst MARIA LOUISA 6RAHAA.
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mn Lsttns esas No. - rolton-sf. IN the City ~
Yo,h On or S,lrs tie pinb day Of May nsr-Dsfsa New
Ys,h ,he : rts Say Of scvsnbe~ lsA. 90.
mol isvS.gs CArHAIIEE D MILLER, kxssnuA'
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