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THE CONQUERoR's GRAVE.
BY W. c.

Within this lowly grave a conqueror lies,
And yet the monument proclaims it not,
Nor round the ~sleeper's name hath chisel wrought
The emblems Of a fame that never dies;
Ivy and amaranth in a graceful sheaf.
Twined with the laurel's fair imperial leaf.
A simple name alone,
To the great world unknown.
Is craven here, and wild flowers, rising round,
Meek and violets of the ground,
Lean lovingly against the humble stone.
Here in the quiet earth they laid apart
No man of iron mould and bloody hands,
Who sought to break upon the COW ering lands
The passions that consumed his restless heart
But ono of tender spirit and delicate franc,
Gentlest in mien and mind,
OF gentle womankind,
Timidly shrinking from the breath of blame;
One in whose eye the smile Of kindness made
Its haunt, like flowers BY sunny brooks in May,
Yet at the thought of others pain, a shade
Of sweeter sadness chases the smile away.
Nor dream that when the hand which moulders
here
Was raised in menace, realms were chilled
with fear,
And armies mustered at the signs, as when
Clouds rise on clouds before the rainy East,
Gray captains leading bands of veteran men
And fiery youths to be the %vulture's feast
thus were waged the mighty wars that gave
The victory to her who fills this grave;
Alone her task was wrought,
Alone the battle fought.
Through that long strife her constant hope was
staid
On God alone, nor looked for other aid.
She met the hosts Of sorrow with a look
That altered not beneath the frown they wore,
And soon the lowering brood were tanned, and took
Meekly her gentle rule, and frowned no more,
He. soft hand put aside the assaults of wrath,
And calmly broke in twain
The fiery shafts of pain,
And rent the nets of passion from her path.
By that victorious hand despair was slain.
With love she vanquished hate; and overcame
Evil with good, in her great Masters name.
Her glory is not of this shadowy state:
Glory that with the fleeing season dies
But when she entered at the sapphire gate
What JOY was radiant in celestial eyes!
How heavens bright depths with sounding vel
comes rung,
And flowers of heaven by shining hands were flung!
And lie who long before,
Pain, scorn and sorrow bore,
The Mighty Sufferer with aspect sweet,
Smiled ON the timid strauger4rom His seat;
lie who, returning glorious, from the grave,
Dragged Death, disarmed, in chains, a c~rouching
slave.
See as l lingcr here, the sun grows low;
Cool airs are murmuring that the night is near
Oh. gentle sleeper, from thy grave l 20
CoHsoled though cad, in hope and yet in fear.
Brief is the time l know,
The warfare scarce begun:
Yet all may win tho t~riumphs thou hast won.
Still flows the fount whose waters strengthened
thee;
The ~victors' names are yet too few to Gil,
Heavens mighty roll; the glorious armory,
That ministerei to thee is open still.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale at
this Office.
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Such as Book Muslin and Handkerchiefs Bobi.
net. Shetland Wool, Tarlton Muslin, Shirt
Bosoms and Collars, Silk, Silk Fringe,
White and Figured Pocket Hand
kerchiefs of all sizes, Ribbons, sH7n
Silk Floss, Embroidering a
and Sewing Silk, Swiss sH
Edging & Inserting; srs
French Corsets, Thread Lace, Swiss and Cambria
Flouncing, Lace, Infant Waists. White and Col
ored Skirts. Swiss Sleeves. Fancy Colored French,
Mourning. Needle Worked and Friends Collars.
Boys Collars. Linen Handed Collars, Ladies
Gauntletts, Childrens Wooden Shirts, Ladies'
Wool Caters, Silk and Cotton Velvet. Colored
aud White Crotchet-C Cotton. Moreantique. and
Jasper Trimming, French Cord Binding. Tunie
Betting, Silk Dress Fringe. Buttons, Scissors,
Knives, Thimbles, Belt and Purse Clasps. LeAth-
err Belts. Chen:ell. Purse Bares and Rings. Sew
ing Birds, Floss silk, and Cotton. Rattan and
Brass Hoops, Silk Trimming, Stockings. Colorsd,
and White Cotton and Wool, Of all Sizes Gloves,
of all kinds and sizes, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread,
Ringwood and Berlin, Needles, Pins, Tape,
Combs. Brushes, Odd Fellows Gloves, Net Brace
let's, Necklaces, Shir. Studs. Sleeve Buttons.
Cravat Buckles, Beaded Purses, Pearl Port
Monies and a great variety of other articles us
ually found in q Notion Store. +'h
Thankful for past favors, we hope still to 70.
ceive q liberal share Of public patronage. -1' OF
E. E.. BARR & c. s.. EVANS.
Four Doors West of Chessman & IWright's
Drug Store, Main Street Salem, Ohio. 500 S9i
Sep. 7, 1857. -t lHH Hiej ,Lniaof
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THE SLAVE MOTHER.
By THEODORE TILToN.

Lo! a Notwithstanding, frail,
With a grief her tears expressed
In the market stood for sale,
With the first born at her breastl
But the babe was not her own
For the child that God had made
Offspring of her flesh and bone
Was a living ware of trade!
Ere she wept her sorrow calm.
Lo! her human heart was sold
For the %silvev, which the palm
Of human hand could hold
Gods own image in the mart!
All twas fragile merchandise
Broken in a breaking heart!
Melted in the weeping eyesl
Then another wounding thorn
Pierced the heart already strung
Lo the sucking babe was torn
From the bosom where it clnng
Then her mothers cry was wild
Then a(resh her tears were shed
And she mourn'd Ler living child
Living, but to her as dead
Now the slave was dcubly bound:
For beside the chain she wore,
Grief enclasp'd her soul around,
Like a %fetter, evermore!
Never, tho she quelld her cries.
Was the broken heart made whole
Never, tho hushed her signs,
Went The sorrow from her soul.
Ye whom human hopes or fears
Stir to gladness or to woe
Ye who weep at others tears.
And would wipe them when they flow
Ye who feel auother's pain,
And will bear anothers plea =
Go and break the bondman's chain
Go and set the captive free!
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mann. 1t would have ripened the peuches on your
garden WALTZ
This is but a small fragment of the rhapsody
to which the botanist from Hamburg treated NJ.
About on the subject Of the projections of Miss
Simmons, with whom the poor fellow had fallen up
to the ears in love, whilst ~professirg to admire her
in the abstract as a beautiful specimen of the ami.
NAL kingdom"
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BUILDING
SITES IN SALEM, OHIO.

am now prepared to sell those DESIRABLE
LOTS. on Lisbon Street, opposite the dwellings OF
Messrs. Wright, Jones, Hillman, &C., &c. Enquire
Of John Deming, or the subscriber.
BENJAMIN Down.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-14

l offer, also, for sale the Farm where I now re-
side; being 1870 Acres, we'll improved, we'll watered
and in good condition, q miles South of Salem.
on the Lisbon Road.
Aug. %. If BENJAMIN BOWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
iBsiesd Of ihrswtDs hem sA orsn BY one CT tive
sh'eb soali be best fer tie woo.-srcrer'

iBsiesJ Of throwing hem aA oren BY oce Ct I've
ahsth Eoalt be beet fer tie woos-sTcEer
Tss Coz mirse on Pee othess and Ri,rcsds
hsve agreed upon Z repor. establishing stem Nail
hnes between Nes-Yors asd rSra, and PaDami sad
VALPARAISO on The Pacific Ceas. Trey propose a
monthly h5e on he first named route and a semi
monthly Oh be other. For he former they PROPOSE
20 pay sl7, Geo trip, and for tie la..er 4, 600
triY Tbs tpecisl bars aiming With private comps
Dies for services he these, Is moustrOas abuse.
and Congress viii all in Is duty If j. tolerate- any
more such II it is deemed best 20 continue snd
extend the sea mail service, throw Il open 20 puo-
Ii. con petition, and not build up special interest
a. NE expense Of the whole mercantile marine Of
the country, which il what these close contracts
virtually 30. TIE LIE OF all service On thc land or
water, Is open, free competition. lie. US have It
every a here that II is possible.
There vss great comnotion raised in the sen
ste yesterday. in secret session when the British
Treaty with Honduras applying the Wilmot Pro $50
g. the Bay Islands was read. IL knocked the Dallas
Treaty dead. As you Will have beard, majority
recommtted the treaty uuder consideration. and It
Will STAY re.comnitted. This j. the end OF the
seftl,meMi of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty that
was go much ysunted. We are JUS. where We were
.htn We started. and Il is 10 De- hoped we shall
stay 80. II the OGgsrcbs now want 10 kick mp
dust with Erclsnd because that Government aims
70 protec, soil which il has claimed and eNer-
clstd Jursdl etloD, from the curse oi slavery Rt
them do it. But We know them better. The Sol
can BY no pos sibihty he crowded into taking hos
tile position toward England. They rely ON their
cotton, sid not on anything else TO keep terms with
that power. On the strength OF that, they think
they Afford to indulge IN "A good deal OF gascon.
ade. AID they do it. But il is the merrst tempest
of words They would become sucking doves st
the remotest prospect of hosti.itcs Ii the treaty
it'll England made by Mr.. Dallas for the insl set
tlcment OF the Centrsl American question - TO be
rejected BY the Oligarchs, II Is for the reasons
ibrmated, then. We say, Let them 60 ahead and
see where they will come out }. >.P.
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ATLANTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LINEs-ROW ~ THE SENATE.

Core.re n5euce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ), 1851.
The House canvassed the Atlantic Telegraph bill
awhile today, but left it rather unceren0nlousy
70 90 into Committee Of the Whole. What this
action betobens il is hard to say. II certainly Is
no. any excess Of favor Jet neither can il be said
10 eyi1 ee decided hostility. The friends Of the bill
are apparently running some risk By dot modifying
their proposition. This Government ought aot to
be- bound TO pay much as Great Britain for the use
Of the hne and it ought OF TO commit Itself 10 the
COMPANY for any such term as twenty-five years
uithsut power 10 release itself. There Is nothing
in ,he circumstances vi the enterprise that demands
sr ia perfectly successful trAl anything beyond
What almost every member not bitten BY Virginia
shstractionIsm would be willing ~ grant. Chve
the Company a slip 10 lay their WIRE, and gi'e
them fair pay fof the transmission OF what messages
Government msy have 70 send, and, II congress
p'eases, some specific bonus 10 boot, but stop az
hat. Do not create Co npaoy v hlch shall have
L oDopoly of Atlantic teIegraphng for either twea-
n. five or any other number Ut years. tx
eel ent men are connected with this Company We
lpcW, but il should not b. forgotten that meo
bses are uncertain, and nobody can tell VINO may
b-'their successors. And il should also be remem
hered that tie enterprise does not need the encOuI
sgereIt Of Congress beyond The Poant indlcs'ed'
TIE st0ek btiog slready worth, 1t - SAID, large
premium ia the London market, where the largest
part OF it il owned. Treat the Company ho'Pi'a-
BIZ al generously, for their enterprise Is grea.
and toble one but let Congress MAINTAIN ts en'lre
indspeDdence for future scIOp, IN ease COMP nag
company .boud ofer TO lay down another me
With ole end of i. on Cape Cod or Long lsiand,
ben The wants Of CONNIE &C shall demand IL
IN Committee OF the Weoe, Mr. ClInsmAn MADE
speech On general topIes, and MI Stanton oi
Ohio on the taIih Mr.. etan'on Comes nou
wool district, aud objects TO reduction Of .ne Woo
duiy. Blu, Mr. Stanton ougot To sao" uiI suesp
rai.u ID Ohio now ana kr some time past has
been chi, ay valuable for the mHi'sz, ari no. ne
wool. steep-rasers are regarding more ne psud
Of meat han he pound OF wool GA tasr stees, and
il j. selected With ihis object in view. ba; al
our ~ooen pznufactcries are 70 be closed "sere .
lie usrtes for The wool 20 come from Sa'Poss
hem al to be .hu, Op By duty Of " per eeih
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NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

TIE following nominations from the active kst Of
the Navy provide for existing vacancies, and viii bs
SEP, 10 the Senate immediately;
cAPTAISs
Theodore Bailey to BE- Captain from Dec D 1855, vice ira
High Pgn.nee, TO be Captain from Jaa %. is's Woo
william L5nes 70 be Captain from April Z. las, Woo
I'.4e Bic .esysr. deees'd. .-,- -. ~. - ,s,s ..
COMMANDERS.
Al,EEpder N. Pennock 10 be- Commander from Dec -.
Gsor,e Rmaos. q ~ cSram,ad,r from Jan. a. 1855.
ElwTe nlaalt.en % De Commander from April 1850,
We Com NJ, . L}h,b g,HeS om.ss.r from De-. a. vs.
vice Com. ). Lsrten deceased.
GUSTAV. seosi. 20 be coGmAaisr from Dec a. va.
David hcDousll Commander nom jan a. is0, wee
Con. }. ii. Rowan dismissed.
LIECTESASTs.
De- Ors.e LyiDs,,on BE- lieutenant from Nov 49, 49,
WiIl.m = FiEkusb to be LeutcnAn, from Dec. 70 ID1.
Trs,sti Abto % b. Leui.naHt from Jane Is, Voc u.
Go. L. hoTgp esee'.ed ,,.u,.-... len. t,.. .sa
Caars. r. cushasn - 70 L.eatssat Feb iss. v.oa
II NJ kusb rrGsnet -.
Stanton Re Lieutenant from APr. isoS' vses
Wi.l.an Ch,sver 70 BE- LIsuieAan, from Nay H. lss.
HeIfy Ai.n. - b. Lae0tss.nt from Nay H. pH, vIes
CO.. Bis~5 70 - Lleetepsnt June 5s vice L.
cssilss l. Hisby 70 Be Lieutenant from June d, isH.
y.cs II T.. BIin,ey, resigned. - go.
br.srad 3. Tsyor, BE- Leutsn2Dt nom 'siJ b u.s.
wee l. Gugsvr. FoI reslflfd. -
william Hald b. Lieutenant from seps ., lsoss va
kdseit Nay 70 oe L. s.snAst fsom sept. d. 1864, NO
L, D.. l. Bicdle. rc.isnsd - D..
JohE W DSIIrstor. . BE- lesienart from ocs 10, no.
y,re L.. Jss P2rtsF resrpsc
Hoc,ss ~ OsTand - Lieutenant from Oct H. 1855,
vae L.. CLas " Aby, cecsaed-
J,uss W SttTk, 70 se Ls0tsrsIt from Nov s. 1855 vys9
L. Jos. :. Day deoesssd.
Jsss Tayiof Li.gtessnt from Nov. lsss yss IA
John 7. WLieT, ders&ssd. -
Jsuc, G. nsI<.! - be Legten4nt from Dec a. is's.
sice Il. 7 Huit.r promoted .
HeLry ETbsB 20 BE- LlsusLsBt from Dec n, - No. -
& II scott prSs1o,ed 80,
ErsIeis Z. sespp.r3 BE- Lea:snEn, from jsa = we
s.ce Il Js, HisIiBs rs.tsn.d ,.s. L..
Tssgs P. Psiof, 20 be LsCtsn.nt from JAZZ j. ~" W"
ISu.,d NJ. 70 be q Lseu,enant from JsS- a. iS's
vice L. David McDozEal, promoted
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professional Notice.

A KTIEiCIAL TEETH.-M. LEVITT new
l 81 improved ArNOsPHERlC PAESsURE PLAI =
ior ARTIFICIAL TEETH Saelo fOr -neiE :oase- n
IN poon, AID possr 81 o.ssosoon nd 49, very '-e
ro 10 Ordinary plses Nei s1s et foE re u
IL really woTt5 The s,;cnnoa 81 tS>e ~esfiaE
Ar6c 1cc.1 - Iluc LIS great i1EfoFeae--
h ,, sswhera Teeth Triucsci by he beraDers
process sud ty-y Improvement Of Tie day.
" LLNErr pel..t " II Nayo.l.y 90. nes oa.- s.y.
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Accrprxr ox TIE HrD.os RIsER R.rLnoin.-Ihe
-, ,,,,, ~ the Had<on River Railroad, vhAh
Si. hi. city at q O'Clock on r'day evening 'st ran
near Rbinebeck; 10 Consequences Of aieh
.eyersl Of the passesger' were severely Sjaed ons
Of them. Mrs. Bee died On szaday from The sfsesss
Of her isjare,. The 0thsn, Who are I'D 70 be Co..
man .uigTsn,s, L Il believed vii recover.
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CoNGREssLTARlrF-MR. CLISGMAS.

CorrespoE tsLcc 90 lie y. l. Ihb11e.
WASHINGTON, FEB. :, l-J7.
There is always much talk about the id'eness and
Inactivity Of CoDgress, good deal Of which is often
The fruit Of gnorance. Daring the short session
q: 10 8 pity both sessions couldn't be short
members uhs pretend to .ttend to business 1t all
have, for the nos. part, 70 ieep pref busy. Tax
ing pubic and private business int' he account,
he l.bOr On committees, correspondence, and TIE
ruDLips 10 the Departments On Daaiaass OF their
cons,fa.nts, tie members are compelled 20 b
active and Esus:roUs. Cscsrsss boE sl,s az days
10 DE xees, and lie 1Osse bas had sese,I e7eolas
ssssisas dang beth ,as. weak sSd tbe wees te-
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SUPREME C0URT-COUNTY Of KINGS

SUPHENE COZ ar-Csraraaxus County
- GEORGE WAITE asAiBst IsAA1 WAITE, SAT-
MON I. Johnson MARSHAL K = lLs0S FRAsC IS
ALLEN, EPHRAla SMITH Aaa Alison LEAES WORTH
Tc ssoseBsmed D-rd sniss I0a S--sey AIMED TO
xnsv-E The cOzPsH, = his se:sn 4 0sorss "ste "a
% ALa ssrye tcpy Of 1sDd& Csss-
nafus Cen ~ Session sb- twsLtJ d,s k.s- %. sIVi;e
ssr-f xelas,e 81 tse szJ sf y0l val :-<s
reSs tAas al 20 tse PAhs sIkg sse1,J
srpr The serye h-i.sI he PsBia s sppy 70 tss
G. Ieef asu.s IN tse sospls; asi y-s xsi
nstics that TIE N tas hIa "a tee
ease 81 the CsIh Of Cssis cSTS as 90 0f
ya.Ea-y -A57. & y fOaaAScR
AL hvtsra fAI. Dc AsssrncJ.
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OTgcE RACINE AND MIssIssIPPI RAILROAD Co,
No ~ EIohsug. place, Nevy.Yort, Feb. g. 1857.
INTEREST kO1lCE.-The semi annual IN
TFREST due the 10Th inst the following named seeun
ties Issued TO- suaTant by this Compiny will be pad
and sner that the office Of NJ X. JESUP Co, No. "a
EIcbaDge-pac" VIZ: -
Boz d. of the CITY OF RACINE.
Bonds of the TOWN OF RACINE.
Bonds Of the TOWN OF ELkHORN.
Bopds Of the TOWN OF DELANAN.
Also, the Farm MORTGAGE Bond' Of the Company
HENRY ;. DURAND, President,
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OTTIcE ~ THE MORRIS CASAL AND BASEIsG Co,
lar I
NyOTTCF.-At a meeting Of the Board Of Direct

NOTTCE-At q meeting Of the Board OF Direct
IN er held THIS DAY their Office IN Jersey City p1rsu-
ant 10 notice gwen following resolutions were unanimously
passed 70 80 ,f -. Z
Re.orsd That by virtue Of the first section Of an sc OF
Me- Iesieaturc the Of New Jersey entitled further
the act entitled Act 70 uoorPorae company
toru On artificial navigation between the PasAc and Dea
ware Rcrs approved 9th February 1897 the shares OF the
eaphal stOck Of this Company, known as the Common
sotk being In number 81 ocJ shares and not bang
sPrered stoct" b. and the hereby reduced 10
B2 shares by consolidating four shares II The sad Com
mon Stock" into share which consolidated shares
shah have the nominal OF tlOO EACH being tho same
al vsIoc otofoe sud shall entitled Consolidated
S,osk" - . -. ,
Resslred That the transfer Of the Common Stock OF
tis Company outssndng ss be made only 10 accord
wth tie going resolution AMI si'r the Sl-
YEENTH DAY or FEBRUARY NEXT ~ giving oertih-
Of Consolidated Stock for each four shares
- Common Stock" that each certificate ssued snail
have words Consolidated Stock under act Of h Fcbus
~ ts4g on ITO argn; but until the said SlXTI ENrH DAY
81 FEBRUARY MKT. the Common stock may be trans
and hs the said 10Th day Of February
nest parties holciDg certificates Of the Common Stock for
winch oeIfste Of 'Consoidoed Stock" has not been
stvrp sa have only yot. held
L. ~ CONDIT, Secretary
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Utfan Steamers, Sc.

NOTICE. Pscketship WEBSTER from L1v-
~ FRPOOL will CON ei.charTrs q pier No " X .
rlder general oree- % WEDNESDAY, Feb II. Al soods
Lot u 70 it:ed will be % Public Store.
sPOFFORD. TILESTOS Co., No. 2 Broadway
Tor CALIFORNIA.-NEW-YO AND SAN
J. FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LlSE-Priees TssilJ
Reduced. The new and splendid Steamship TENNESSEE,
Capt l. rnk.P.nsh goo tuns barren vi .A ioi rs
o. n 70 connect with the steamer sIEhHA NJ Ava ron
PASANA on IT. Pschc for SAN FRANCISCO Fifty pounds
Basz,se allowed each Passenger 10 cents Poand
Tor Fr.ebt or Passage srrly only CHARLES MORGAN
4 SONS. No Bowling Green, y. \.
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mc0ital.

CAMPHOR ATED STRENGTHENING
~ PLASTER-Cured Judge Brdsal of most painful Nen-
ae Rb an that ed n 90 the house for
webs other reede. M The Pasters gave him relief 80
thai he went to hs oce the day For Lamens. oi ali
hnds and Diseased Lungs For sale BY Druggists generally
r. b. NEWMAN PROP rector,
No sC3 II ,jsop ct, New York.
DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-This l. truly an III
II discovery the prevention and OF Diseases
OF he Ey.Iufaned Eye dds Pain from particles Of da.t
ealt other distressing symptoms are spey
cured " when applied due There are ie~ D. r>o.
who 90 psod Of ihsr lives suffer rom INN Nneg
T,es Po all persons Is important TO Know that % He n@
certain rutdy always b. had. $1,000 - 49, =, a,
PrepSed and .od by A. b. d. SANDS, Drusp's' NO io'
Fulton st.. Sew-YoIk
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1877 FAST FREIGHT LINE. az
1901 MERCHANTS DISPATCH lOJ .
Owned BY The AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
This re.po sibe PAST kREIGur LINE contracts foods
from NEW YORK.. BOSTON and ALBANY, TO BUFFALO
and points West and south fair and guarantees time
Having reliable AgcLis OF at al points Of trsnshp
mcnt and running used exclusively BY Oh fastest sb
trains = enabled 10 rive goods
GREATER DISPATCH
other Freight Line out Of New Yorf and Boston
For Bgis Of LAding Contracts apply to
A. IT, LIVINGSTON, No. iG Broadway, " Y.
q O. KIDDEn, No. 1873 State 81, Boston
JB BARNARD, No. <99 Broadway. Albany.
General Office In the old Depot OF the LSte Shore Railroad
P. s. MARSH, 81 periuse ndent-
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fesal Notifes.


IN PURSUANCE If all order Of the Surrogate
o. os syns ssSn.: oHN BLACK se cry
70 Ss .uS.e be I q John B.
BIscl No HAmmondst in the Cry Of New YORK on OF
s.0 6 F III t y Join BtacS
q Ia1smTu. L. d. BLACK Alminslrst1iI
An PURSUANCE of an order Of me Surrogate
Of the SGoH 81 .ssn.t Sc E.e Of THOMAS MONA
GHAN q the City Of New deo.ssod 70 present ts
No. s Td +. ely q NewY. q Ss9.' 2.
"'A'''' " " ASBREw 3. JAcKNAS
,U,,,.rsmru. M hfThN nMAoossAoHAs,
IN PURSUANCE OF an erdcr of the Surrogate
n,.ap .hf s,,r. . WILLIAM Kew Of the
y Of SSsssS to R. sc .l No. "a T aaa.1
in The CITY New YoIs before The en,h day Of 'n'
s"f'l The FERENCE q BOYLE 1
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of The County New Yo,h necs hereby syes 70 81 PER
,ops having claims against MARY LlONs se Of nc S. o.
Ss,of to The .aS.erbei oacS Of = EisrS. Z
.SAs between The liih and n We sy New
Yors ihe deysnih DAY II Ansss, iS" oss.r v,,u.o,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
o. hs lam. ,ssiD john p DARLEY late Of hs
City NYol decslsed 20 Ple'.R, As same We ,soSs
WHITE Nc 81 Liberty s,rert IN lie City Of Ses iort %
ar HefoI h- FlE.h dsy Of Mach Iext-Dsted Se~fSrk
- ss 'IS JOHN BARLEY, E,.sutcr, he
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate VI
The County SewYork notice her, BY given 20 ~ pr.
,rrs havius -liuns Asan, MARY CUSEO Lso called MARY
Lagoon ARsSINO ate of,hS c,y Sewfors tec.ased 20
vrest the with vouchers thereof 70 he saescr =: Hs
s..dence Nc. Al He-er-s. me CITY Of Nev.l orr on q
N.ors day Of NcA Daed New oIf the I'd
dsy Of Ssrt-mbeI isee- ANTONIO OlNSCCHlO
- lswtmIu E1eeuts
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
II TIE Ccuuty NevYot rotire y h-reby Eyen 70 al
rrsoB. hsving CLAIMS sLns GIDEON OSrRANDER late u
he City Of SevYogh dscessed the with
voucher. thereof 70 the sab-cnher Oft Nc. - Bowry
a the City Of New Yos O. b..0s The I7 day VI AAyes
sex-pa;cl NegioTi he l5tt dAy Of September, ASA
rs lsrtnfs ISAAC WARD, kzeeu.or
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of KINGS s.
- CORNELIUS rRAgFORD LsA.as; NATHANIEL
llTOS CHARLES EATON, HENRY . ANDREWS, .ai
1thers-To the defendant HfSRY ANDRE VS.: You are
hereby 5sDed tie complaint Of CORNELIUS
TAA!EORD Ustcb Sled VIA The CerA q TIE 81 2s-ue
Co3 for County q kDs the l5 DAY of December.
one ihslsn5 ssA; hus FED and kffyH, Asan.t A
en- cop, 81 ,euf An-SeT - - ny ofe.
No $50 SLsu,reet IN tie city Of New las within
Of tbs snmnc-s exclusive OF tie DAY 81
s<fvice AL me Complaint
f~sliy as Aforesaid, tie PSsus s Apply % he "a
prsEe Court SPECIAL :- .Asf.of ~ Re r.sf demanded
40 ia~e-ru. L RIAEA Patncfs seOTney