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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23
CUPREME COURr.-wHiam r. Horn,

CUPREME COURT.-Wlliam T. Horn,
- Plaintiff. AT William HAIRS, william Ham, u, John
deInsa .aa conSoS.ly Of he Cry % Jcan HI ins
Owen james T. P.ss James Enin:n Charles sa,"s.
W C.,.r William s. Porhan, Augusta. Bleeeksr, Edward
s. Hosshion, Lorenzo N; Arnold. John q Nsie5 and -
EpWlRp s HouGHTon: You are hereby summoned .ad
required the complaint in this seton whsh ned
the City Hal. in the City Of .na . .s,vs eGpy
Of your ,n.Se, to ne ad On ssf si,hs
twenty laws after service Of this summons exclusive
Of .. issl s e asa ID SSs ;'s soa
Aprly the for the relief demanded IN The complaint
D"'' new '', j. s LAWRENCE, Attorney for P.laas
The complaint referred 70 in the shove summons va. ses N
re me- q the Tss q vac sn va ay Of JAY 1855
'A d. iswIsww. J. s LAWRENCE Attorney for P.inHs
SUPREME COURT.-JAMES T. SMITH,
= Plaintiff against EMILE CAUCH0Is Desendsn'.IsuEa1
ant: You hereby summoned AID required 70 snswss nc
complaint this acton yheh WI Be aea MY ns Ss CIV '1
B.Gs.n ~! e IF yS%t n" %s iHe f he
CITY NsvYok within twenty days after The seryee Of ns
.nrop. on vou exclusive DAY Of such services and
you answer complaint within the time aforesaid
den.Idsd in Re sGnlpsI9,0 Dee a. IssS ,
TIE complaint in hi. action office Of the Clerk
Of the c0T5 e kins. on As q d IN OF J:as.Iy &
j.ns iawsw. W
TTNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
by the grace OF God free and nderendenro all
interested In the estate ofISABELLA JENKINS late of the
City Of NewYok deceased creditors lesatee next OF n
or send greeting: You, and each OF You are hereby
d ard rqaed personally be and appear before our snrro
gate OF the County New York his office III the CITY OF New
York the day April next eleven o'clock IN ne
forenoon of that day then there attend the na settle
men of the account proceedings Of Apoos Wetnore ~
executor the last w and Testament Of said deceased
In TESTIMONY whereof have caused the seal OF office OF "
Surrogate to BE- hereuuto affixed. Witness ALENAN,
DER W BRADFORD, esquire, Surrogate OF our said
r. County At the City OF New York. the 9th day OF De-
cenLr IN the wear OF our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and fifty i've - - ,.,,,,,> 60.
i23 law4w Wed A. w. bkADfOhp, sur1OsAee,
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Orfan Steamers, &r.

DACIFTC EXPRESS COMPANY, No. I24
Il Broadway, for CALIFORNIA, OREGON, SANDWICH
ISLANDS, CHINA and SOUTH AMERICA-Freisht, Psr.
cells and Letters will be dispatched per NORTHERN
LIGHT via Nicaragua Jan ~, at o'clock Freight received
until l. mail Parcels and Letters until 2? o'clock p
WIN. ii. HALL, AGENT
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

j CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Southwestern States by con-
snuous RswN direct The Road so connects Pit;eeursh
with daily line Steamers TO all ports the Western hvets
Cleveland md ssndusky with steamers to all pors on
the Lakes making the direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded 10 and
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA end PITTSBURGH.
Fpasr CLA-Boots Shoes Dry Goods, Gin soc per 100 ID
boxes) Furs, Feathers, kc...............)
o. CL s-Books and Stationery Dry - 49,
Goods, i'm balesJ Hardware, Leather 7's' per N" 70
WOOD lie ......,,......ss.'s' '.''s'''''':l
THIRD CLAss-Anviis Bafgng, Bacon and dc per 100
PORK tin bulk Hemp, kc..............1
YouRrH CLLs-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and s,r p~r 100 %
Pork, (pscked, } Lard and Lard Oh.
shipping Goods from point east OF
SECULAR 70 mark the package via Pennsylvania kafoa All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road At PhsdsPs OF
PItsbursh will be for arded without detention.
fRrisHr AerSrs-Hnris, Wormley Co Memphis, Tenn
sass Co. ST. Louis j. $. Mitchell Son, Ev.n,vhie
Ind Dumesnn Bell Mu,dOsi and Carter Jsws,t Lou,s
Vile, XVI C. heldrsm Msdisen Ind sPrs%Any DtOTn
Ohio; Leeeh Co. Nc 81 Klby St, Boston Leeeh Co, No.
?Astor House New York No lWlsnst, and No Batter!
place NewYork; F. J. sneeder, Philadelphia Aapsw
Koors Baltimore; Geo c. Frsneiscus, Pittsburgh
For further partio usrs bills Of lsdinf, apply 70
LEECH 4 Co., Agents Pern. Railroad Co,
No. Astor House Nev-York
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Areat, PhladeiphiA
h LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Penn
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid ana sup emo
sfA,uer RAY STATE Capt T. G. Jewett leaves Newlots
s,eTy TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, AZ o'sioek
D IN and EMPIRE STATE. Capt b. brayi9n ,sS.ss Ne
o'elook p m. from Pier No ~ K, neH the oe''e1' o
toeohins 81 Newport each way , $500 .,-l
can; untI the shall have been paid for , - ....L
FREIGHT 10 Boston 10 forwarded through VIII iea e'sps~N
BY al Express Freight Train -u
VIM BORDEN Agent. Nos. 70 and II West6
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHILADELPHIA-Wl until further not'se leave
Pier No l. ~ K, at 10 O'clock a. Fare 81 p The o
~ and p Lines discontinued EIneTaa Lines 81
90 A o,elsek % IN As usual IRA BLISS, Agent
ELUSHING RAILROAD.-The steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north 'ide At
"a and 10 A M 4 and daily meeting and exehane
-, passenger. with CARS Hunters Point ,0ppos,e Sd
:. wh leave Flushing the hours Persons can 90
~ - h, .nx al theee traIl BY tie
.rsses5,rs ,r,ip Through In 80 prOisa sre Is seIta
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York notice is hereby given to all
having claims against ISAAC LEWIS late Of he City
clergyman deceased 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office OF e. ketchp
Nasssu-st in the City of New York before the
day of May next-Dated New York The Sth day
Of Noyeulber lass HARVEY P. PEET Administrator.
n2Il Lay finW
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
N pYLPHIA ana the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Unted States M and Express Lines Leave New
nod / q M. and 4 and p. IN. Through in four hours
e27S 4 and SIS in and II q IN and p M The New
Je,se ,Aeeommodation Line lssvssst i? M Ms2 roIpins
el7 and the West, and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
he through baggage checks TO Washington In m and
9 d. IN.
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CANDS' GARGAPARILLA.-This pleasant. and
- po,ent Purifier the Blood upon tho
stomach Circulation Bowels and speedily retbes
any rrssriAy resstsb-hes heaithy sssn Prsparea
ard .oi by A B. L d. SANDS, Drnrrsts,
No 100 Fulton-sf., w-lork
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE i. sToNNa-

Il TON Tor BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFORD
and TAUS1ON-Insbd vbcut desy eAsnse cars q
baggage, carrying the Eastern MAl.
The stesners c. VANDERBILT, Cart w. r. Frssee
AID COMMODORE Capt X. Psndeion In connection with
The stonnfton and Providence and Boston and Povdenee
Rsrosd leaving NevYerk daily excepted from pier
NO y. X, first wharf above Battery plsee 49, and
stdhsnn At s;5 arrival Of the Mall xAiE, vheA
leaves Boston Ct 80 p. m.
The COMMODORE, from New Yort-Monday, WedDes.
day and Friday From onns,oETDesday, IhsTtday ard
Saturday.
The c. VANDERBILT, from New Yos-ruesday Thur,
dsy and Saturday From stoninston-Aond'y "wednesday
and Friday.
Psssengers proceed from sonnr,on per Railroad 20 Pov
dence Boston TSuTson and New edd IN the EJpres Mall
reaching sad places ADVANCE Of those By
ether and In ample time for al the early Morning
Lines connecting North and Eat Passengers who prefer
remain boerd steamer enjoying nights res aads-
tubed breakfnE II desired and leave Stouinson In the
train connecting At Providence with Tie II m IAN
for Boston. Taunton and New Bedford
Baggage Mater accompanies the Steamer and Tram through
each way. ..
For passage berhs or freisht sppy ~ Pier
Nc North River. the Office, No. 10 Bserypisee.
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(ASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS OF. any
~ s1e old Pampheso Of any hind odd Writing paper ola
writing Boohs old Tekets Cards Haadbs CAslog1ss on
Waste Paper Of all sorts and 1es ST. buy anything that
10 old paper CHAUNCf sTOCkWELL,
No. Is ABBst, Baseu,ent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice is hereby gwen to all
PERSONS having claims against JOHN CLARKE late Of the
City EewYork deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the .ubscrbe his Office No 81 Broadway IN the
CITY Neiork before the tenth dsy Of March
Ds;.d New oTk, the 10Th day Of November, 1850
nj lsw9IuW DUDLEY FIELD, Administrator, SC.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

wi Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS KANSAS and
oil West and South west obtain Through Tickets
and all information concerning routes &C. either By be
EEW-YORK ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application at the Conpanys OF
JOHN =. PORTER, General Agent '
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogsee
Of the County Of He~Yors, no,ss nsr,1y Sssn 20 =.
ne City OF New fort merchant deceased 70
with vouchers thereof subscriber, a. as once 10 20
Grsen~1ehr, IN the City Of Sew-lors on OF oe'oe 20
-.n .iiih day o. February neIt-Dsied Ne~i0''' ' '
JOHN RELIANT. Administrator.
auc2 svenW ELIZABETH WATKINS, AdIiinHusNh
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
i Of the Courty Of Nev-Yort notice hereby Eys. =, -
psrsonr having claims against CLAUDE JEAN bAfIisIE
AUbEhI late o he City Of New Orleans LouSans
70 present the with vouchers thereof % the suo.enoes
the tent day Of Apr neIDsted Nsrfork the LIST Is! Of
October, 1855
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
i Of the County Of NewYort notice Is hereby gwen 20 al
persons having claim, against MARY R. SUDAN ate Of the
City Of Sewiork deceased TO present The same VIE E9ehe's
thereof the Subscriber the Oee Of Wsm j. hoppin
No 81 Wsl-st. the CITY Of SewYork OF before the
FRS; day Of June ueI-Dsted he sth day o. NO
veInber, 1855 ALEXANDER VAN RENSsE LAEh,,
ri lsw6u1W Administrator with will annexed
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York, notice il her By gwen to al
rersors having against MOORE KIRKPAriCk, late Of
the q New-York the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the residence OF William
Richie No lc7 Troyst in the City Of View en- or o2ts
the twenty hrst VI June nsIDated the eight
eenth day Of December 1855
dig lsvsrnW SARAH KIRKPATRICK, Administrators.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
persons having claims against WILLIAM DUBOIS late OF
the City Of New fok panofore auutscurer deceased 70
the with vouchers thereof 20 the once OF be
Coe No 81 John-st il the City OF Newl ORR on or
before the fret day Of July nexLDssed New the seven
tsenth CAV Of December. 1855 dig lsvtmN
CHARLES c. MERCHANT, Sole Acting Executor.
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IN YORK ROCHEsTER-The ROCHESTER, and
GFEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open, and IN con-
necton Buffalo Corning and New York and
and Erie Railroads, forms direct route from NewfoFk 70
Rochester. -,
The reo,nen Of this route together with the superior com
Afforded by the wide renders BY tar the most des
able between the sboveDamed cities =,
Tiekeh can be procured at the NewYork and Erie Harosd
Ticket Office foot Of and No 1873 Broadway also in
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through a ,
eser Any information desired III regard thereto
be obtained by calling the General Freight Agent o.
hs New-York and Erie Railroad Enc Buildings, or e. 81
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No. les Broadway.
trains ON the Buffalo and York Railroad on
Sunday j. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent.
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DENNsYLvANA RAILROAD : THREE

DENNSYLVANLA RAILROAD. = THREE
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETwTEN PHILA-
DFLPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-Tbe MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbufsh a. Y m snd
leaves Pittsburgh Ph.delphia Gt The FAST LINE
leaves Phlsdephs foI Pittsburgh a. Y % I'D PiIs61rss
for Philsielphis az ? 50 ?. N. THE NIGHT kPhsss
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh o. p L., and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ct 9 70 p , -.
Tbe ,boy. lines connect Pisbursh with the railroads y
and frorn ST. Louis No Alton GAlenA and Cheazo Illinois
Frsntcrt Lexington, and LOuvte Ky Ierre hsnis as
.on /, Fsyette and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
srrin gfed Beefon,.ne Ssnduky Toledo, Cleveland 20
Iunbus Zanesve Msson and Wooster Ooi also Win me
steam Packet from and New Oeans St Louis LoS
Vile ard Cincinnati $500 80. H.
For further Particulars hand bills In the hotels Of tbs ely
will fud this the shortest expeditions and com
frtshe route bc<veen tie East and West.
Throush be lad Of either Of ;be above
places IN the West, OF Of -,
J. H. BUTTS, Agent, StwJersey Railroad Co, foot OF
Cour,lsadt-st, New York.
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent, Penn.ylvsHia Railroad Co.
No Aston House, Broadway. New fsff.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. llth AID MArket,ss
NevYork Jan 1855 rhhsae<pn'>
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DATRlOTIC LINE.-New Line of NETWORK
il aud LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line will be COM
posed OF the following n and splendid shps, VIZ;
CALHOUN....2o 1900 tuns burden SsPt ID n Truman
CLAY IL burden Capt. David Csulkias
WEBsTER....".2eootu rs burden -. Capt J. j. Lawrence
ORIYNT.........2 900 burden Capt Geo Hill
The above vessels have been recently built AID are the
largest and most substantial in the trade. -
They are commanded Of experience and shty The
very superior and every e1eron WIN be
made promote the comfort Of and the convenience
OF sbiprers For Freight or Passage apply 70
SPOFFoRD, TlLEsTON Co, Nc. 2 Brosdway
AGENTS in Liyeryoo-T. GRIhSHAW Co.. Nc. 10 Gore
Plaza
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NEW:YoRK and NEW;HAvEN RAILROAD ~!

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING Dec J, 1876.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud Canal-st
in New York. Corner 6sh-st and 4thav.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For HewHaven: y, g. M
EI); l2mi 3, (EIl $40 and P. For Bridgeport;
m, (EI) y m (EI $50 p m For Milton snstford'
For Norwslk: 7 a. m; u m OK $50 5l5 p m rot
Derien and Greenwich: a. u $40 5l5 m Fof
Stamford: T. m. (EI); IL m. tEI 500, 5:l5 m
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations; III IN
$40, T. 5l5, Gals p.
CoysEcTisc TRAISs-For Boston: g. N. lEI); p m
Ex) For Hartford and Springfield: a m tExl II M
D m x For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal:
m E1) For Canal Railroad m tExli IL m 70 West
field For London Railroad: q. IN. p. FOR Hou
satonic Railroad: For Nausatuek Railroad a. m;
.. m. (Ex) For Dsnbury and Norwlh Railroad a. m-'
4p. m. ,.o , neg
Trans FOR NLw.YoRK-From New-Hsven: So, siso
$40 40 1918 m 2:22 (EI), Sail 9O2 (EL From
Norw all G. s:44 s:l5, 1859 2:4s lEIl SIS go M
6:E JAMES II. hoii' ouperh'enooht-
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'' EDW,D x COLLINS No. SO Wsll-st., z.
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austen FrisIs Londoa-
B. G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris .
The owners these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones OF ua
bills Of sdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. , -, ,.,. IL,
Shippers will please take notice that the ps Of this line
cannot carry any goods contrsbaDd Of war
NOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
N viii resume their WEEKLY SAILINGS In February,
Ig6 The steamers will thereafter be dispatched formerly TO
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAMSHIPS.
SEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage 70
PROM BOSTON TO LIvBRPooL. -.
Second Csofn Passage: .'.'''.'''''''''''
The shiIs rom Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA Cart Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang
1RABfL CaN j. Stone. AMERICA, Capt Shannos-
ASIA Capt T. G. Lott. NIAGARA Capt. Ryre
AFRICA Capt. Harrson- EUROPA, Capt j. Letch
vessels carry clear white Light at mast head green %
s.rAosrd-bow red on port bow. ar,
CANADA Lang. leaves Boston "Wednesday Jan 10 1870
AMERICA Shsnonlea Boston "Wednesday an ~ 1870
AFRICA Harrison. Leaves NYok "Wednesday FEB 1870
aRARIA S<one.leaves Boston Wednesday, FEB ~, 1850
PERsIA Judkin. Leaves YeTk Wednesday, Feb ~, lS~
Berths not secured until paid for:
An experienced SURGEON board. - -,
The rr, OF these ships win be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones or Metals un
hess bills Of sdng signed therefor and the Vae Thereon
therein expressed.
Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling green
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DELGIAN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP

DELGIAN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
- LINE between NEW-YORK and ANTWERP.-The
Steamers comprising this Line the following;
BFLGIQIIE. ................A II. l. Tack, Commander
CONSTITUTION. ...............E. Paugin, Commander
LEOPOLD L...x.................AM Michel, Commander
DUO DE BRABANT, CONGRESS. , r,x
The tplendid powerful Iron Screw Steamship BEL
GIQUE 1850 A. H. l.. Tack, Commander will sail from
New York for Antwerp stopping southampton on sAIU
DAY, February 2, from Pier 81, North River
Price Of Passage in First Cabin $50 -. . :,
Freight received after January ST. and no bills OF adns
signed or parcels the day Of sailing No behs
until paid for Baggage not wanted during the voyage
should be marked below with passengers address, ana SENT
on board the day before sailing
An experienced Surgeon on board
For Freight Passage in First Cabin apply 10
For Passage in Second Cabin and steernge apply to
SABLE d CORTIS, No. 70 Fulton-st.
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I,OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNTTED

L,OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNITED
Il STATES MAIL LINE.-The and splendid steamship
ALABAMA, Geo. r. Schenck, commander, will leave New
Yorh for Savannah SATURDAY, Jan , from pier No. 4,
North River at 3 o'clock p. m. precisely.
Bills Of lading signed by the clerk on board.
For freight apply on board or for passage 70
SAM'L L. MITCHELL, No. Is Broadway.
Cabin TO Savannah f; for Florida through nckeH
10 Jacksonville, ISL Pilatks, &33. .
commodious leave Savannah Tor fonde
week connecting with the steamers from New
York Tuesdays and Saturdays . . go
succeed the above.
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- cepted)-Leave Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 for
Yaphsnf 10 M, and Saturday 3S p. for FGmlnsdas
and syosset, 10 and 545 for Hampstead 10 m
u M and ai5 and p m for Jamaca, 10 m Y m: S:s.
Ysphsnk II :S3 on Mondays $40 m lakeland l2oS
?. Monday $50 Farmingdae, 1850 m and
p. syosset 1855 and Hempstead, 6;S5 a M
and $50 P M Jamaica $40 49, and $40 g. m and 2ie
and lao D m.
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EOR CALIFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCTION
Il OF FARES-FIFTY POUNDS OF BAGGAGE FREE;
all over ten cents per pound-D.ys n Ealing CHANGED
TO the 9Th and 24h Of each month-EEW-fORK and CALI
FORSIA STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICARAGUA.-ACCES
sorry TRANSIT COMPANY (of NicMsgus) PRoPRiE-
TORSThrough In advance Of the mas7Oo miles shorter than
any other Through Of fare San Francisco:
First CABIN. ...........................eN5
The splendid double zine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT
(2O0 burden) Captain TiDklepsugh will leave Pier
No North River, at o'clock m, for Punta Arenas on
THURSDAY, Jan. a. 1856 connecting with the steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, n 900 burden) the Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land transportation
by first class carriages. .
" PROPRIETOR, can the public that the fshmus s
entirely free disease and that the Political troubles IN Nj
ceraG have Peace has been made between the
tending parties the slightest interruption in the transit
between need be spprehended
For inform alton passage apply only 20
CHARLES hORGAN, Agent, No 2 Bowling green.
Stamped letters taken for St cests each
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BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE NEwYoRK,(
ALBANY, Jan. 10. 1886.
THE WESTERN BANK Of LOCKPORT


II Institution has declared
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND at the rate Of SIX PER CENT
entitled the three and six months,
payable and after the 2s inst All interest not called for
WI principal. Open daily from 10 70
! . n. and p. m. WALTER w. CONCKLIN PreSt
WTi N VI! ruP PIh, }vce-Prcsidenu.
yIspyRpffT Ii
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FIO BUlLDERS.-Sealed proposals WIN oo &c
II eeved unts MONDAY Feb 4, u and no longer tf
furnishing the materials dong the work necessary Tor the
erection Of new SCHOOL BUILDING on the north SIDE Of
Ah-st between 10Th and llthavs, IN the twenty
Wud Separate proposals Will be received for the Mason
worn materials and bidder addition propose ior me
whole Each proposal the and residences OF
the pens proposed BY the surees for the perform
shee Of his contract. -, =,
The Plans and elevations be A. the once OF v" IL
WILCOX Architect No cS Broadway, No Is OF wno1
printed copies Of the specifications be obtained The bosra
ieeres the night 70 reject al OF The proposals
ney be len with any Of the oloUing School Ohces H. II
snshnon JeseIk Edwards, S. j. Hopkins Aajah lngran
samuel Fleet. Wn Holmes y. C. Male ~ H. Wing VIM
Dealing, ~, W. s. Fay
order Of the Board Of Sboo Ooes Of Twenty second
W0d S,sn-rr FITTT Chairman.
j. HoysiSs, secre,srv
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
T ONG ISLAND RALROAD-lSundays ex.

NOTICE.-In consequence Of obstruction on the city
track passengers requested tste The from Ss;s
Station until further notice W. L. SYKES, jr, Supt
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TJNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i NAIL STE MERS The ships cnmiosng the

Il STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships composing tias
line are the following: - - -,,,,
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC, capt Edrase'
BALTIC, Capt Comstock. ADRlATlC. ,
These ships having been built by contract expressly Tor the
service has been taken In heir con
in their engines TO insure strength and speed
and their uneguaed for ele
rance comfort Pce from New ork to iyf
pool frstclass cabin S30 in second DO, 47o excluhve
use size state eS5 from Liverpool 70 New
York so and 20 guness An experienced Surgeon stscned 70
each ship No berth secured until paid for
NM N
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Jnoia Rnbber GOODS.

UNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES are an excellent
protection for hands in sweeping Of coal hres &c
They hesrh the hands render thef ec and smooth
As cure chspped hands salt rheun kc they are u
equsled For sale at all rubber stores and al NO 20 Ionns
stairs
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OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,

- IN connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened Msueh Chunk-Wner arrangements commencing
Soy 49, 1855 Leave Eew.Yorh for Msueh Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River Al $50 m fd
Easton II 81 and 35 for Sornerve ~ 1850 AID
iO:45 a a. 3:I5 $50 p The above trains connect d
Elisabeth Neville Railroad leaving New
York from foot OF CourtsDdt-st 80 and II and
p. JOdN " SlkhNc sLpelltrcboehN