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4
wi Therepeutist, No. SO West 8th.st., New.for
Office houTs 10 TO pm and 10 p m (Sundays and
Wenedays excepted for ladies only Examinations aud pre-
scri1 tious for gentlemen by letter.
or necessary 10 enter details Of what has
performed
enough that sufferers from no matter what
relief The probability that nine out OF
of all the apparently hopeless cases may be entirely cured ~
lew attention the part of the patient aided
bv the advice Of hysean II fact not TO be denied that
Thousands persons die annually without having the most re-
idea of the their decease They supposed from
certain they had this that disease and per
hnrs thew had difficulty not understood
The those who examine psyeacay Is
this directly the and removing ~ the disease
fellows as necessity The remedies use are purely yegeia
HE and with under immediate super
vision and thew confidently relied Natures RENE
dial agents the restoration OF health ParcuM iectohs
sye Tor each case and adapted condition in life temper
ament and general character Of the patient.
TERa-he examination and prescription 80 II the pa
ent ia present and 10 il absent All subsequent eXamna
tons Persons applying by letter must state the name,
the patient together with the LEANING FEATURES
OF the case. No charge TO the truly poor
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Il ESTATE HIDE ASSOCIATION Of the CITY Of NEW
YORK In Of resolution ofa majority Of the stock
holders thereof dssovg the said Association aud directing
them the said Trustees TO sell at public auction the property
Of said Association will sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants Exchange in the City Of New YORK THURSDAY
the 18th day Of February next at IL o'clock at noon all and
singular those os pieces parcels Of land with
building thereon erected situated lying and being ia the
City Of NeYok the westerly side Of the lstav between
and 6thss and map Of the farm OF the late
HsnEe Mnhorne deceased as lots numbers N7 and s and
bounded easery in front by lstay
esly the by number 20 said map, souhery by
hst and noTthery by LOT number 9 said map each Of
said lots being "A Z in breadth front aud and in length
each side 100 feet 5000
Subject TO Of the said premises the Butchers Hide
and Melting Association, which expires the lst day Of May
1855 the yearly rent Of O payable quarterly on the
uSual quarter days. ,
The essees all taxes and assessments on the
property keep the buildings insured for $500 and 10 assign
the policy during the above term.
Ten peI cent Of the purchase money will be required to be
paid the day Of sale and the balance the 9Th day Of March
next, Office Of CLASON ENGLISH COunselOrsa at
Law No Sc Was, NewYork, where the deed will be ready
for delivery 5. r PATTERSON, President
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary.
GEO w. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
VI -Trsyeen for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS kansas and
AL points West and southwes obtain Throush Ickes
and all Information -oncsns fare, he eitner ~ ne
NETWORK ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or SEW-fohk
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY application AZ The Coupsnys W
Zee, Ne hS BTesdwsy, eornsr Deyst ,,.
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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLIC FIRE.INsURAScE Co.,
No. "a Wall-st., 10th January, 1885
TNHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY

OFFICE THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co., - !
No. u Walst 10th January, 1885
rTNHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY
i declared DIVIDEND Of FORTY-EIGIfT PER CENT
policy holders the amount Of their premiums paid on pol
this Company and which have terminated within
the year ending the 3lst December, 1855 - 49, .
They have declared further dividend OF SIX AND TiEE
QUARTERS PER CENT the Capital Stock, payable 10
their shareholders in cash and scrip on demand -
They have also declared dividend Of SIX PER CENT n
cash on the amount Of outstanding Scrip.
The Charter Of this Company which combines the Mutual
principal with cash capital provides that after payment OF IN
seest It's capital the remaining profits shall be annually APP
shareholders and the pocyhoders and
she scrip issued therefor TO be paid OF until the amounts
together with the capital shall exceed ONE MILLION w
DOLLARS. -. ,.,.r
CASH CAPITAL, $15O,OOO-WlTH LAtOE SURPLUS.
TRUSTEES.
Charles II. Russell, James Warren,
Daniel B. Fearing, Arthur l!eary
William II. Russell, NJ w. Hamilton,
Augustus c. Downing, Dennng Duer,
Gazawhy b. Lamar, John steward )r.'
VIM. Butler Duncan Robert b. Mnturp,
N III Wolfe Reuben Withers
Isaac Townsend Edward C.. Center
Josiah OAkes Daniel Drake Smith,
Joseph G.llsrd. IT, Frederic g. Foster,
Jas M. Waterbury, Peeg Hall
George Curtis Robert S. Hone,
George T. Adee, Samuel V. Hoffman,
John J. Aston IT,, Jacob Anthony jr.,
EredE A Delano j. Y. Giraud Foster,
Abraham Bell John A. c. Gray
ROBERT S. HONE, President.
D. r. CURRY, Secretary
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Ocean 5teamers, &r.

Tor CALIFORNA.-GREAT REDUCTION
Il ofFAREs.-NEW.Y0RKA AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the direction Of e. vanderbilt, ior
Transit Company of Nicaragua propetos ~
lbs baggage free all 10 cents per d. Days OF san
ehanred 9th sh each month through advance OF
the Mas-5Oo miles shorter any other route Through
Of Fare to San Francsco: First Cabin SIPS Second
steamship STAR OF THE WEST 2oOO tuns burden, Capt
Miner will Pier No North River, at O'Clock M for
Punta Arenas SATURDAY, Feb. connecting with the
steamship COrez 1000 burden the Nicaragua iran
cit route having II miles of land transportation by hrstcas
carriages The propeors the public that the
political troubles in Nicaragua have ceased not the slightest
interruption the transit between the Oceans need De eppfe
hended. For information passage apply TO 1900,
JAMES NJ CROSS,
at the only Office Of the Line No Bowling green.
Letters taken at 81 cents each.
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gales bp 1nfffon.
TvNIs MoRRELL, Auetione
TPEE STOCK of New aud Secol
SYLVESTER SLOWER, Auctoneer
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, rel

Veye: and Brussels Carpets PiaroFor French fate lef
Glasses, Ge-SYLNESTER SLOWER Co. VIII sell a. aOo'e
tie entire Furniture Of family Teinq1shins
eonspg m tart Of e!egan. Rosewood Paror suite IN rech
Prora,sle NaLosaDy DO in cloth; Marbeop Center
Sofa and side Tables Rosewood Esssre with mirror fronts
and baek Book Case French Plate Pier Glasses On PANT
nss lace Window Curtains French Shades, splendid Deco
rated China French Clock Mantle Ornaments, Velvet
Tspesry Ingram Carpets Chamber Furnnre-Rosewo
end Mahogany Bedsteeds, Ensneled Chamber Furniture
Marble and Wristbands, China Toilet Sets Gilt
frame Mirrors Lounges Easy Chairs Rockers COTTAGE and
other fancy Chairs hair Mattresses Pelasse Feather Beds
Bedding &c, Dnin groom Furnure-EXtension Dining Ia
ae. Tea Tables sprinrest Chars Sofa Arm Chair Tee
Tays China Glass and Croekery Ware Silver plated Ware
Table Cutlery Also, large variety OF Kitchen articles
Catalogues the house. Sale Posiriye, rain or shine
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II HE hEUUDAh NAIL LINZ FIh = I 'ItNf-fN-
i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORp,
and TAUNTON-Inaud route without delay change Of cars u
baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail - =,
Tie steamers c. VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Frazes,
and COMMODORE, Capt X. Pendeton in connection VIII
the Sonngton and Providence aud Boston and Providence
Railroads leaving NewYok daily Sundays excepted from pe
No n r. FIRST wharf above Battery plaeel at p ano
sosin.ton m arrival OF the Mail tran ~hics
The COMMODORE, from New-York- Mon hay, Wednes.
day and Friday From stoningtcnTuesdsy Thursday and
Saturday. - ~ M,
The G. VANDERBILT, from NewYork-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday. From StoningtonMonday wednesday
and Friday.
proceed from stoninston Railroad 20 P,gvi
and New Bedford IN the Express Man
places several hours in advance OF those By
other routes and in ample time for all the carry Morning
Lines connecting North and East Passengers who prefer
remain on board the steamer enjoying nights rest unds
tubed breskfasng desired and leave Sonngton In me
~ train connecting Providence with the ii In tam
for Boston Taunton and New Bedford
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram thfoutA
each way. ,,. II, -. NJ,
For pssssge- berhs staseoo or eisl apply al fief
No North River. the Office, No 10 Battery-paee
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TRos NIw-YoaK TO LIVERPOOL -
Shnf tebn fasssge.....
Second CABIN Passage. 70
PROM Bosrox TO LfvrnrooL- -
Second Caffn Passage. %
Tie ships from Boston call .; Halifax
PERSIA Capt. Jadkns- CANADA, Capt LerG
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone AMERICA SApr saAlAo1-
ASIA. Capt Z @. Lott NIAGARA, Capt hyre-
AFRICA Capt Harrison EUROPA, CsPS J. LeiHh-
These vessels white Light 81 max head green ON
ttAThosrd-bow; red port bow. 49,.
AFRICA Shsnnou say.s n York Wednesday Feb 8, l26.
ARABIA. Stone Leaves Boston WEDNESDAY REQ 10 S
PFRSIA Judiins 49,. \ Yorh Welne slAy Feb q, Ss.
cINADI Lens. lss3s. Ro-ton "Wednesday Feb y, 1885.
ASIA Lott ,. lesves n York " edn--isy Nh ), 1850.
INFRTCA RvGe iesvs. Ro.fon "Wednesday NH Il, iS5.
AFRICA, Shannon. leaves v York Wednesday Nh 49, 1850
Berths not secured until paid tor.
An experienced surgeon on board -
The Of these ships viii Be accountable for eold
Silver Bullion Specie Jevery Precious stones or Metals IN
less bills Of .dns signed therefor and the vsHe mercer
therein expressed
For treisht or Passage apply 20
4 CUSARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

York-Ebsressr Caldwell aud Stephen Cono,ef surviving
t...ss .s.a.t John Mortmsr junior Ps,.a sai
.nd Tu,,sss scdss nd sy .. &c -.
Jshr Xcrtmsr ianor, ana c.h.rSs bic via, J.nss r',S
and rsgsss a .d c..as. Ec. S .
and sarah he .s S: TsS%s: g s0,,S" rs'I::
Ss. Pston Robert l. Pston James Patton the yosnssr
Alexander W Pstsp John X Mortimer and tr,as.' \; as
Ssn kssef aud Rachael Y,sSes b. wife. Mary MORT,
m.r MSSD S0~i .' adssr Win tie vii .a-
reIsd OF al singular the goods ehsite aud credits which
lev and france. his wife. samuel Mclean and Charlotte HE
vile, Polly Ann TOmlnson, John NJ fonAne, Ssneia as
TS.. b', Moos rSo@.. P,es, Trustee Of James
P.Isn and EuPAemi. hi; wife TaS@.. I1S:''f rAo?..
e; D, e rI AMEs Moa fcS
5 5fia 1l GEsRiS&S ASa c. Se;ss;:
0S .: eas yseS % sG ss CLERK
City and County Of newton, a, a. City Hal q. .ss
on city :n .ass. .fbsf ~ s No 81 City
eD VOW rsR the Gy q asS sr
fail to .nswer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid The
Psn' in III. aeSD will IppJ III: JSs, LOT 'n' as
named a' tSWpSEy fi q As Tor :I.
s si i. S. sHs TIss'' s co%pREI Fs i.;
js2s isw6wsat
CUPREME COURT;-JosEPB s; BURNETT
P FIshE and HARVEY " oumnons los
relief Com not served To HARVEY b. AMBER
SON You hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint in this action, which will DO hsd IN the
ose Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of New forh,
At the City Hall in the City Of New York and to serve
cory of your tho said complaint tho subscriber %
hs cee No l6 Walst in the City Of New York within
twenty DAYS the service u this you exclusive
OF the dsy Of such services and II you fail TO tho aid
complaint within aforesaid the plaintiff In this ssuou
will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the COM
paint SYLVESTER LAY, Plaintiff. Attorney,
No l6 Wall-st, Nsw.Yorh.
The complaint In this action duly 6ed in said Clerks
cfrce the 22d day OF January, 1885 - 49,
fe2 iswewS SYLVESTER LAY, PLAINTIFF Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-Rufus Sanger against
- Thomas c. Lloyd-Psee OF Trial City and County OF
Summons for money demand ON contract lCom
not served.l To the Defendants THOMAS O. LLOYD You
are hereby summoned and required the complaint In
this which filed In the Once Of the Clerk OF tho City
al ounty Of NewYork bis Office in the City Hall OF the City
OF Newly the 30h day Of January 1855 and 20 serve
COPY the said complaint on the Subscribers &C
their Office No H Wast in said City Of Newfork, Within
the service Of this you exclusive
Of The dsy of such service and you fail the said com.
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff 10 THIS seton wiz
take u, against you for the Of Twelve u ded ana
ghy.two Dollars and Twenty five Cents with interest from
the first day of February One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fyiour beside the costs Of this action Dated January W.
1886. BARNARD x fAhsoNo,
f2lawl4wS Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Coparinersbip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIP.-T firm of CONDTT,
~ JENKINS Il Co. expires THIS DAY by Limitation.
JOHN A. CONDlT,
JAMES y. JENKINS,
EDWARD BUTLER.
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Hle0ieal.
TUACUF DROPS

xIOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS:-
The excruciang torrents of Toothache be speedily
by this remedy without injury the gums or teeth
acting solely upon the Eminent Dentists have high
onion Of t. and constantly recommend Il TO their patients
Prepared and for by B. d. SANDS Druggists No. 100
Erli,r..t Sold lao by drnerists generally
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HIEw.YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

NJ WINTEH AHEANUEMENI, tor1ucnclnF F'oos
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and can1st
IN Nsv.York... Corner 3sthst- and tta-sv
frIUs Lave Nrv-YosK-for Nsw-Hayen; ,, 81 n,
E1), an; Enl sc and n. rsr BnSs'ss tts,,s
Fs,rnsld Southport and wessport: m; Am $50 "A
For Nor<.lh: a. nj Il M 5 lEI.J SID Sis N ra
Da-sn and Greenwich: u Il m 51, 3:lo m F~
Stamford 7. O. lEx-)i IL N. tEL). 5;S S:i5 m
For Port Chester Ana intermediate Stations; u IL N
10 l. 5:l5 6:i5 N.
CoSSrcTns Ts4ns-fa Boston: m lExli sR
OIL For Hartford and Spring. g (EIli IL m,
D. Txl For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal;
a N (r1) For Canal Railroad; (Ex. u u N TO West
6<ld For New LoDdon Railroad; O. Sp For hou-
s.touic Rarosd: III For Nsugstuek Railroad: g m
D M. (E1) For Dsnbury and Sorwdk Railr0sd: J q N.
Ts.Iss yos Nrw-YoRK-From NewHave $50, :, ssS
NJ; las (T1); $3.50, s:25 lEI.l From BndsePort'
$40 80 l0:ls m asa (EI sail, 500 m Tx Prom
Snrw.k: 6 s:44 Sis, l0:s2s 2ts rs 5:S sop N
fFI) From Port Chester: $50, SIS I;a sS7, llSo IN
Az m JAMES h. HoYT Superintendent
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Clothing.
furniture.

WARREN WARD, ENAMELED FURNI-
w TURE MANUFACTURER, has removed from No IA
Grsnd 10 the large building No 80 Canalst four doors east
Broadway where continues large assortment OF
Enameled Chamber Suites all coo and styles and az prices
varying from per and upward nhedin all coors and
styles OF oamen;ng and warranted in every respect The
Trade and others invited 10 call aid examine
WARREN WARD, NJ. Sc CaIalst.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and suTehor
sesmer BAY STATE Capt 7. g. Jeweti, leaves Ne~fort
eyery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st4o
n m and EMPIRE STATE, Capt b. Brayton, leaves New
York every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ct
o'clock p from Pier No n. H., near the Battery Both
touching at Newport each way ..
Hereafter will be gsded IS secured TO any app
cant until the shall have been paid for ,
Freight Boston Is forwarded through with great dlspatcn
By AL Express Freight Train.
= WIN BORDEN. AGENT, Nos. 70 and II West-st
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NIFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHII.A-

N pELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CTY-Uned States MA and Lines Leave New fors
nd n A n AID 4 and ?. Through in four hoass
Sc IS in T. AID IS In and II L. and p m The New
farsa Line leaves at II .. 1oppae
Al a ssystaions Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati ist
ei7 and the West and tor Batinore WaShnson Noriok
ts and through baggage checks 70 Washington III Ahs
& M
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DrLlssTs, A1otionse5 Noe, 57 and $40 Broadway,

EAyITT, DELISSER & Co. will sell by Auc-
ii lion on SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING
commencing at 81 o'clock large lot of Toys Fancy Goods
Lead Pebcs Stationery Nions and Bows AccordeOns Flu
tirss Music Books &c. After which varied collection Of
Bcoks illustrated Works-psrt Of private Library among
which the Waverley Novels "a vols well bound PsyBes
Uniysrsum and other valuable Works to which the attention
Of Music Dealers Booksellers and others invited Goods open
fpr examination and Catalogues ready.
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s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
~ HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-on SATURDAY,
FEB 2 p H. from pier foot Of Warrenst r. the fast
and favorte steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt Hf WlNDLE,
will sail as above.
Passage can be secured at the Company's Office.
Freight 20 Eew.Oresns 90 cents per cubic foot
ShrTers will be supplied with blank bills Of lsdins OF the
fern ssned by the Company apph alton at their Office Ne
other forms signed and bill fading Will be signed after the
hour Of sailing. .
For freight passage sppy the Office ofthe COMPANY No
III Westst corner OF W suen. NJ U. ROBERTS.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after

IL UDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-On ana alter
MONDAY, Jan q 1886 The Trains will leave Chambers
Station folOwst Express Train connecting with
Northern aud Western Train. Through Way Train Il IN Tx
press Train, For Poughkeepsie a. m and $50 M
Tor Peeisk. $50 p. IN. For Sing Sing, The sing
Sing and Peek,k Trains stop tho Way Stations Psensers
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher and 3ststs SUNDAY
~ L. SYKES, JR Superintendent
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OFFICE OF The ESTERrRIsE insurance. CoyPANY,
No l6 StsGu-s;., " z. Pine SEwf Feb. l. lss)
IN the 2Sth of December an Injunction was
~ granted upon application in behalf q The Attorney
General, restraining the ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COM
PASY from the Of corporate right On the Sst Ill
Nj Justice Whiting after aring Mr. BTy On behalf Of
the pany and Nj l. Lahrop behalf Of the Attorney
General, made order disolyng the injunction thereby
granting authority said Company 70 resume h,r business
Those OF nsurng therefore hereby fr ned ha,
the Conn suy ready insure all oss da.nass ~
FIRE. EDWARD c. TA1 LOR Secretary.
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The undersigned will continue the Stock Commission Bust
ness and the Purchase and Sale Of Insurance Scrip No
WLiamst JOHN a. CONDii'
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dividend NOTICE.-The Directors of the
~ MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY have
this day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT from
the earnings Of The Canal for the past six months the pre-
fered stock Of 1919 payable after the first Tuesday THE
5) Of February their Office at Jersey City and 70 resi-
deDte In and Philadelphia 81 the office Of T. w Clark Co.
The Transfer books Of said stock will be closed from the h
INST February 4th incu.ve-Jerey City January To- 1855
L. y. CONDIr, Sec'y
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TOR INTERCOLLEGIATE DISPATCH
II PATRIOTIC LINE.-The fayoute and coramodlous
Packet ship HENRY CLAY, Cspt d. Caukins, will sail az
above. For freight having very superior eccono
datops apply board Pier No " r. OF TO the once
sPOfFORD, TILESTON Co, No. % Broadway.
CALLING DAYS, 9th and Goth of each month
- -Four hours from Ocean Ocean, by Panama Railroad y
lbs baggage free Through for California via Panama Railroad
The Mail Steamship Company intend to dispatch for
foot waTenst North River, the welknown and fayore
steamship ILLINOIS, Captain Charles s Boggs y = Navy
Passengers and Malls will be forwarded by PANAMA KALI
ROAD and Panama with the Pacific Ma steanshp
Cornrafys magnificent steamship GOLDEN AGE, Capt r.
Watkins which will be in readiness and leave Immediately Tor
San Francisco For passage, apply 70 ]. w. RAYMOND
At the only Office OF the Companies, No. III Westst,
corner Warrens., fronting the North River, N
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RALROAD.-OI


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THREE
Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH-The MORNING MAIL
FRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh {, y n AID
leaves Pttebugh for Fhsdephis The FAST LINE
Leaves Phsie hs or Pittsburgh a. ]? 20 m AID Pii,so5rga
tor Philadelphia - - ?. n. THE MONT EAPAESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh 81 II and
P.ttsbursh for hilsdelphiA e; .
The above Lines Ptsbursh with the railroads 20
ard Jm So Louis No. Alton Galena and Chicago Illinois,
frAnEoIt, Le1nston, and Louisville, XVI TeHe HAuts Mall
son, La fsyeite AID Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati DsytSn
Syngted Beefontaine, SendGsky Toledo, Cleyeand Co
t9m bUs ZGnesyIe Mssson ard Wooster Ohio also With The
etesn Packet tosts fron aud New ST Louis Lou-
ylle and Cincinnati
For further particular. hsndbs In the hotels OF ms city
Passengers vii hnd ibis the shortest expeditions and com
sorsble route between the East and West.
Through tickets be Dad either Of the above mentioned
places IN the West, Of
}. II. BUTTS Agent New Jersey Rsilrosi Co, FOO, o.
Court audt st., New York
}. L. ELLIOTT, Aren't, Pennsyly anis Railroad Co.,
No ? Astor House Broadway. New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. llb and slAraetsts
EewYork, Jan, 1850 Phii1telphis
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NEW WlDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 70 ROCHESTER.-TAe ROCHESTER and
GENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, In cen
lection with the Buffalo Corning and New k and New Oh
and Erie Railroads, forns direct route from %
Rochester.
The drecness Of this together with the superior com
afforded by the wide renders BY far the most desr-
able between the above named cities.
Tickets be procured at the New York and Enc Railroad
Ticket Ofee foot Of Duane aud NJ 1873 Broadway also in
Jersey City.
Bssgsse checked through
Freghts will be Transported between New York and Koch
with dis Any information desired in regard thereto
be obtained by calling the General Freight Agent Of
the NewIork and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings or T. 81
TAPPAh, Express Freight Agent, No. lS3 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo Corning and NewfoEx Ralroed on
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and AFTER MONDAY Dec 81 1855 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains Will leave fer foot Of Duanest a. Ao"s,
BUFFALO EXPRESS at M for Buffalo direct, without
change Of baggage At HOeye this train connects
with away train or Dunkk and all stations the Western
Division.
NAIL, at s5 for Dunkirk and Buffalo and interne
date stations Passengers by this train will remain over night
OSego and proceed the next morning.
EEWBURGH EXPRESS, al ?. ~, for Newburgh direct,
without change Of
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p. N. via susern's, for
Pieruonti and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER, a. tr Otisyi-e and tnteffne'
NIGHT EXPRESS, a, s p m. fo- Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EAlORAAI a. ,. n. for DunkIk aud Buffalo and nef'
mediate satioHA
Ou SUNDAY Only one Express Train, az p n.
These E1res Trains Blmirs with the Ea AID
Niagara tas Railroad for Niagara Falls az Buffalo and Dun
Toledo, DstsOt, Chicago &c.
D. c. NcCALLUI, General Superintendent
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