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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

and commenting upon the course of the may
or, says: M
Mayor WENTWORTH has no moro compre-
hension Of the philosophy of the movement
which underlies all his actions, and all those
matters which concern the police than "the
man in the moon."
The truth is, there is death struggle 60
ing on between old fogy systems and the new
demand Of individuality. The unwieldy
carcass of estate" is to give place to the
lighter and more comfortable element of pri-
gate action.
The world has been governed to death,
and the city, county, state and national gov
ernments, Of this country, are humbug.-
Men have right to govern on the same
principles that they build or run railroads,
"on their own hook" But no one man, or
majority of men, have right to compel
others to adopt their systems.
The war going on is between two systems,
and God, in his providence, will soon show
that the present plan is dead. Mr. PINKER-
TON, himself, who is our personal friend, and
in whom we place the highest confidence,
does not seem, by his published correspond
ence, to comprehend the end of the move
ment He has failed to read the perfect con-
tempt into which all governments are falling
He does not see that they must soon give
place to individuality. We have told him
for years, what was coming; and now we see
it has come.
The sooner the old, rotten, corrupt miser-
able system which now governs this city SO
badly, at an expense of more than four times
what it might otherwise cost, is laid aside,
and the contract is let out to PINKERroN or
some other good private detective for so much
money, the better for the peoples heads and
pockets, both of which will soon be broke"
on the present plan.
The sewerage and street work could be
done for half the money, if the managers
were doing it on their own hook. So too,
with water. Go and see how the GAS COM
pany manage their business, and institute
comparisons.
We did intend to review some parts of this arti-
ce but not having time to do So it will be sufficient
to say that we demur thereto. We greatly prefer
the old-fashioned system.-TED TIMES.
GIW We publish list of our exchanges this
week. AS our columns are usually crowded. we
cannot hereafter insert them, excepting only the
magazines periodicals, and papers esteemed as
valuable, with such others as sec fit to return the
compliment. We think the plan Of giving such
list standing insertion (f all papers would do so)
would be of great benefit to publishers generally,
but it cannot be done unless reciprocated.
There are now five weekly newspapers published
in Ottawa Co. Success to them all.-Grdnd Rapids
Eagle, July l.
News to US Will Bro. TURNER be kind enough
to name them
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

On the Bird inst, by Augustus w. Taylor, Esq, Mr..
SPENCER PUTNAM to Miss JANE HUNTER,
both of Crockery.
On the 9th inst, at the CroclSery Creek House, in
the town of Crockery, by VIM. Hathaway, Jr;, Esq,
Mr.. HIRAM +. PAGE, of Crockery, to Miss MARY
0. FARRELL, of Watertown, Mass.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08


A LDRICH Silas
n Ackley Samuel
Allen George
Arrno Mary Miss
DARNUM Lewis S
ID Barney Aaron S
Bromley Adds
Bryant John
Brown George w Capt.
Burbeck Christopher
Brown Henry
Borst Charles
Beauham j
Britt George
Baxter Stephen
Beardsley Samuel B 2
Burgess Lewis
TLANCEY John 9
" Crittenden L B
Cogshugum James
Cavanaugh Thomas
Collister A III
Clark Melvin j
Cross Lyman
Clieve Alexander
Colay III
Cabin William
Corain Uriah
Cole Franklin
nOWD G
- Denton A p
Bowling John Capt.
Delaney Margaret Miss
Densmore Il & Co 9
Doud X
Dunn III f
ERNST Henry
IL Eaudlin John
LAY Garritt
II Flood Charles
Farrell John H
Fosll Roxy Mrs
Franks John
Feagles Josiah III
Finnegan John K
Finch George 2
Firbush Margaret Mrs
X ROVE Mrs
VI Gerve Emily
Grady Patrick 3
Giger Burkhard
GOldring James
Grcenman AmeS
Graves Charles
Grosbeck Oliver S
Gum Joseph
Griffin John
Gabriel Robert
Costing Marie
HALL John b 2
IL Hill Edward r A
Hatch ID j
Hyatt John ID 2
Haven 4 2
Hazelton T II b
Harrison James
Hcrkimore Denick
Hollar j Mrs
Hallam James
Hamilton William
Hager Samuel
Hill William
Hale ID & Co
Harbaugh Ii +
Hamilton Alfred
Ev Xxy
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

CHICAGO,
GRAND HAVEN
AND MUSHROOM.
The Propeller OTTA WA will run in the above
named route, during the remainder of the season
of navigation, leaving
CHICAGO Mondays A. Thursdays, at o'clock p NJ.
from Ryerson, Miller & Co.'S dock
corner Canal and Fulton SITS;
MUsKEGoN, at 3 o'clock, and
CIR. HAVEN, at p. NJ. Wednesdays g. Saturdays.
u For freight or passage apply to
Ryerson, Miller & Co.. Chicago;
Ryerson & Morris, Muskegon;
Blake & Hubbard CIR. Haven, or on board.
w. II. WOODBURY., A. HAVEN,
Clerk. Master.
July 8, 1927. 296ai
49, If you are Sick you must talce Medicine!
49, For all external and internal pain use
DE WITS PAIN YER,
Which is stronger and requires less to effect a
cure than any known remedy
FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE
the only safe and harmless remedy in the world,
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For all bilious complaints take
THE A NTI-BILIOU PILLS,
An auxiliary to the Cure"
These Remedies destroy the Disease, but never
the patient. W.B. CHAPLIN, Wholesale Ag't,
Providence, Il. 1.
For Sale by Druggists generally. 293m3
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

Jarvis CT
81 tombstone X ID
Il ENYON Lewis
IN Kinney Il 3
Kramer III B
Heating Thomas
Kerler j
T ESTER G. s
IL Laurine Joseph
Locklin James
Lee Peter
Lee James
Lamb Ii S 3
Lacasse Ceville
Lorwa COmduis
Lor Thomas S
Leonard Abram
MI lLLER John +
M Marsh Elias G.
Mittimus William
Wilmington Thomas
Moore William 2
Mccartney William 2
Moch William
Mahoney Patrick
Mckenzie James
McMullen William
NEWCOMB Orris 3
IN Napier j A
Nelson William X
Norman julius
Northrop Joel w
DORTER Philander
l. Peake Oscar A
Patchin Charles
Quigley A +
DIAMOND Cyrus
III Rice Deriel
Robinson James
RooZer John 9
Roberts & Steward
SUTTON Robert b
- Simpson l.
Shaw N III
Scott Andrew
Sloss NJ
Souder Andrew
Strubey S s
Schenck Levi
Slater Frank
Smith Thomas
Smith S ID
Spencer Lucina Mrs
Simpson Joseph L
Scoldlow John
Swiney Ed
TANNER Whitbury
l. Tice Abram
Underwood William o
Watson Richard
Wilkinson Warren G.
Dutch Letters.
Herman Helg
Johan Schmidt
Yong Buirup
Derk Holsteen 3
Charlie $ Degmann
Alexander Ludwid 2
Sohan Esberger
Christian Batter
Ii Balling
Jan L Vandermal
Heriah Shutz a
Christian j Knaur
BARNS, P. NJ.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of an execution in favor of James A.
Hamilton, against the goods and chattels lands
and tenements, of Thomas Wing and Joseph
d. G. Davis, issued out of the Circuit court for the
county of Ottawa, on the twentyeighth day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1857, and to me directed, Ihave levied
upon and shall expose for sale at public auction,
on Saturday, the twenty-second day of August,
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the rt-house, in the county of Ottawa. the
following described real estate situated in the
county of Ottawa and State Of Michigan to wit:
The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter,
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter, of section nine the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section ten, and the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter Of section
fifteen all in township number ten north, of range
number fifteen west also, the southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of section twenty three
in township number ten north, of range number
sixteen west also the southeast quarter of section
three, in township number nine NORTH of range
number seventeen west.
CURTIS w. GRAY, Sheriff.
Grand Haven, June 25, 1857.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

G l. A h X E az II II 0 M A S,
r @ al ES state AEon Cy,
NO. 80 DEARBORN ST.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
giving special attention to investments for non
residents. Rents Collected and Tdres Paid.
REFER TO r. X. Swift Bro. & Johnston; Charles
Walker, esq; l.. ID. Boone, ex mayor Z. X. Hinck-
ley Il CO., Bank Of Commerce. Gurley Farlin,
Metropolitan Bank; j. L. Scrpps, Ed. Dem Press,
Chicago.
JESSE b. THOMAS Notary Public and Commits
soner of Deeds. 293-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
Il at Grand Haven, Mich, for the quarter ending
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

A FRESH supply of University Popular Medi-
"A cines, also new stock of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral just received by propeller Ottawa, at
GRIFFIN's Drugstore
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

n LOVES and Mittens, the largest and best as
VI sortment of Mems Buck Gloves and Mittens
in town, from Fulton county, N. Vat
GRIFFIN's Drugstore.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

RRAIDS, Silk and Worsted, Linen Edgings, lat
ID est styles, for sale at the store of
FERRY & WALLACE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

nILS-10 bbls. Boiled and Raw Lnseed ant
" Winter Lamp Oils, at
GRIFFIN's Drugstore
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

LNLOUR and Meal on cOnsignment-100 bbls of
Il Sweets Supcrfne Flour, Middlngs and Corn
Meal, Mt GRIFFIN's Drugstore.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

\ LARGE supply of Sloan's Horse and Cattle
IA Medicines, just received and for sale ut low
rates. at GRIFFIN & Co.'S Drugstore.
July |, 1857.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

SOO LBS. CHEESE, 500 lbs. Butter, Just re-
CUO ceiyed-a good article at the drugstore of
III. GRIFFIN
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-08

A. GROCERIES,, choice lot, just received at
VI GREENS Drugstore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14
NETWORK sUPREME COURT .pETEk
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The piIot-bost A. B,Nelsop, No. q, Yves got saost
yesterday morning, and came up TO the city in tow.
REcIPRocATios OF BRITISH coURrIsr TO THE ORE.
GERS OF THE REsoLUIR. ..
We understand that the officers Of the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, intend 10 give bah in honor Of the officers
Of the British ship which ID to bring back the ohsos~
and crew Of the Arctic ship Resoluts. The ball
win take place In the moulding room Of the Navy
Yard, which 400 feet by CO. and viii bold ,ooe per.
sons. 10, y
TIE WRECK OF THE exLcHEa.
In our marine journal lately gave IN account Of
the wreck pesr Race Point Cape Cod Of the sesoooes
Bslcber, Of and from Rockland for Hsw-Tost. The
crew, IL viii be recollected, were safely landed By
means of line which was taken from the vessel By the
mate, who, pluDging into the freezing water, swan
Ashore TIE RocEland CO~sty Gasan Of last week
gives the name Of tho heroic seaman a. Spen aad
gives some further particulars ss follows
Amer the vessel struck, those on beard secured
themselves under the Of the house, bat sea break
ns over them and the Ice making very fast, he atef
cutting ii, outside coat Oh with hstoAst threw MN
sef oyerboard with line and after desperate md
nost supsshunsn efforts, soeceeded 10 gaining nS
shore and thus proved the savior Of hn compsosooS
BURsiso OF uIaNruo.. ''-- ilf
About O'Clock yesterday incoming the stesnssg "
p smith, while lying ct the foot Of Jsckson street,
was discovered TO be on fire, and before the asmes
could be subdued she was considerably burned ~
c. p. Smith 10 owned by Mr.. Humphrey CfdeTN
three ysars DID, and is insured for $500.
THE PILor. BOAR RosrR.
The st.smiug Hercules towed the plot boat W. 5.
Rouer into Quarantine yesterday morning. She u
badly cut by ice and viii have TO go on the dock
for repairs.
A coal barge was this morning found sdrih OF Bed
lows Island by seamtug Lackswanns, and vas 'owed
TO Jeney City. .D
ARRIVAL OF rBE ERIcssos.-The steamer Encs-
SOC, Cspt. Lowber, Of the Collins line, aHived Gu
Tu-sdsy morning, from Liverpool Her news va
sntieps,ed by the r. n. steamer Asia
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aleoirdl.

CAHDS' 6ABsAPARILLA-THE ORIGINAL
- AID GENUINE ARTICLE-Asa sprss and r.i ywiher
Of the eoot nd general tosie fa the sysss ssd, snf
vs sctps upon the stomach owes ndssys
he creaisne erninss and csfes o. ths pro
ducts Of unhsathy senty smslates While
dufsfs A. ~ from tAs and tovsts al ths. 10
t.ins an,l teJ esaassd and restored 70 a'osSd and
Frspas, ana SOFA b, A. F.A SANDS Dnss<,. Ne ~
Bstss-st, New Ysrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14
T'BE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

III
ds q svE.S II
' a. .. s ssnsrs .. =. s:,. .i
siosps IN two both thunder huanor He sss s.v -
.s.s.se oys ..o Asnd's< 'ssssossss 81 " 'sss - vsS
ss s s..%ss = s. s .os' s.s ere r. ss s
I've 10 tire. bottle. win els.s Ii. system OssOia
Two BOTTLES are warranted % he vofst csnhef ne
Tre. ave sCs. oar. IL. -o,.. -.
One 70 two sO,sie. v.rsa,ea 70 eur. IN ssnor u.
Two BOTTLES warranted 70 rUanias Sf the al
Tosr 70 81. Ss,tss warranted couvps and nsass
ulcers r..
Two three bottles wssnseas sare Ne vorss ssss q
Yso :. tire. bottle, are NARRATED to ear. The no aess.
TIRE to icsf bottle. -.rrsp,ea to cur. ..,rss.s
Dnrcrios. Adult. table 'psssts PEI q, CAS-
sS s . no e
eli eons,ituteps tshe enough to opeTe on the eSe tve
a. s'css sr AkSSkDi gives personal ''''''''' -
TO BE tsFp IL CONNECTION WITH
p, m N hn shD S Arsns ~ Isx Ezra THE nv.
immediate relief will apply On inen re- vheo s~fN
Fos sc,tp HEAD you will cot the hair "a .sseed p.n.
apply the Ointment freely and viii zee the improvement
For sur RHrvN rub It veil In often e eon,seisas
ros se.tr, on an 1a.n.S .GI' ys@ ~, ". . sss a.
yos ear no, help ~ishins well to The iaventsr. -
Foa sclsS These commence By thin scf,d nod s'sias
through the skn hardening the sarf~ccl m sssst
time are Ct yellow matter an nhamei sefso,
some You viii spPy the ontment freely bot do set
rub Il 10. a
Fos soss LEGA This oomnioa asess-, moro - than 10
generally supposed the shin turns parpe covered vita sses
an rhss tes forming running scrs b. s2
plying the Ointment the itching and scales wal dis~pp
lev but must Keep With the O,ntnens anta ne
skin get. It's natural color.
Fos rar PIrs and IrAAmnstoc. you win use 10 hessJs
n will i've immediate reliet A.,
hi. Onmen. ssrccs with every sssh -ad syss lnmsAss
relief in every shin Disease fesh 10 her 70.
nansssfsrsd 81 DONALD KENNEDY. No 80 wsrssss.
FOR sale BY every Druss., In the United ss'es and Brittle
Provinces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

VALUABLE WOODEN FACTORY and
RESIDENCES at ASsIGNEES SALE.-The under
srned Assignee OF VINEGAR BROTHERS will sell 1T pub
lie auction the highest bidder TUESDAY Jan ~ s57
At D. M At the Office the premises, the Woolen MIL Ma.
ohinery Wnsr Power Residences Land and apputenanees OF
E a,ed the Osweso Outlet In the Town Of Azure
lin, mile below the City OF Auburn
The Factory building Of stone. and Of suitable size to con.
tain machinery. IL contains but Water Power
unlimited Four good Dwelling Hosses and II acres Of Land
Creditors Of ssd firm particularly invited to attend the
ssle SAMUEL X WlNEUAh, Assignee, r.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

n W. VAUGHAN & Co., Providescs, K L,
Os 1ANKERs sn& BROKERS. pvepsrsa % sstoeaas
Commercial PsSes Coecs;oas IN al 81 thu essn
ny 70 bay ana sell sTOCKs on COMMISSION and e
AGENTS Tor p~es AbrosA the lnsscoa 81 any eenneeA
RIyInssess-As T. n Rsvsa RrssAest Dlsshsses Csnal
ssah, Providence 4 L Mr.. D. Baher, freddrat Bssae
Dakrp Cosspeny, Bosssn keszs RoShans So hsw>
fs'h hesOs Jslx tsSrss 4 Co, YhAssslpai>
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B. A. CHIL TON Auctoueer.
nEREM PTORY SAIL of XAII1ARIE

Il. A. Chiffon AuctiOueer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUABLE
il DWELLING HOUSES In NETWORK and BROOK
Lynn TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-C0LE Chiffon, Aac-
toneers will sell THURSDAY Jsu- Is 1851, ct IL O'clock
the Merchants EIchsnge New York the following valuable
Dwelling Houses, viz: - ,
BALfIC-ST SOUTH BROOKLYN - Nine thres,stoy
brick DIV cnzs north lie OF Baltic between Henry
and Clinons including the north es.t corner Of Henry
known the numbers Nos s. IS 81 50 H. Ij
IS II and 70 Bscs each house Is By +5 feet deep eH
elusive Of the back pszzas Lots BY 100 feet deep Inc
house Of Henry and Bstcsts about % test
front IS feet and 100 feet deep The houses are
built the best manner napns 10 or u rooms with mar
bic nantes and CRATES Gas IN all the houses aud the
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures With the houses The i'm
provemens In this street aud nesborhood Of the beat
class Of private dwellings
Also, In EewYork
vARICE-ST.-The twos story brick frort House No "a
ysck st. east side 50 feet north Of Gsuds st. Lot y By ID
Leasehod years from Nov 1875 with covenant Of renew.
ais subject certain conditions The terms OF sale are two
thirds remain bond and mort
for or years cent interest These terms Apply
the houses For f particulars and sfpy to the
Auctioneers Office No IS Nassau st. ~ Y, or to JAMES
COLE L SON, No. $50 Fultonst, Brooklyn. tIS)
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No. Is sh-sv Wsversy psss.
JANUARY INTEREST for l657.-Depositors
Ar, hereby ns6ed that the Board Of Trustees have
INTEREST to be paid st the rate Of SIX PER CENT
per all Of 800 aud andsr aud uPoI al sums
shove 500 a. the Of FIVE PER CT VT per pay
able at The Bank during Bank hours AID AFTER The h sst
The Bsnk open daily from 10 m TO and nom 70
- m By order Of the Board,
W yS.s a R vss"rlrt }secret.d..
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miscellaneous.

NJ Z w M A X X 4 T.
IN SIXTH AVENUE WASHINGTON" MARKET.
S5th and 18Th sts-
Having obtained she premises heretofore Known The
Murray Hill Market" Intend 10 establish hrstciass FAMi-
LY MARKET In connection with present business Nos
sand jefferson Market and will open the above on sArUk
very choice Steers aed by Charles Tesd esq Of soners
and Lamb Holidays also good supply Of Poultry, FA,
'''"' ''' GEORGE w. pEv0E. Prophssor.
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Groceries.


TO HN d WI G. II T T. Co.,
Manufacturer VI
DOVBLE-REPINED AND FAMILY sALzRArUSt
sUPER-eARBoNArE or SODA, SAL SODA, ETC,
No II Oidsiip, Hanovers9ure, New Yorh
PURE CREAM OF tartar ALWAYS ON HAND.
Use T II L B 4 8 T -
" JAMES PYLES
DIETETIC sALEHATUs.
TEE PURKsr ARTICLE IN Vs.
makina biscuit and cake beautifully light eycels tia
baking soda Sold 81 Ill tbs 1roeeres IN No. ID and
packages with the Of JAMES PYLE thereon, without
which IL genuine
MANUFACTURING DEPOT. No. ia wsr.as NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

Bnk DEsARraEsr, ALBANY, July n pas
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
IN In sseh MAJ and provided tAst ~ the CikcAT
NO NOTES issusd Lsthsr StoweI individual bsakd
cCOMNERCIAL BANK Of ALLZ0ASY COUNTY must
esent.d the Oee Of the sppesintsadent OF Ae hsnk
Department the State Of for payment within
the dsts hereof the funds Deposited for he
edsnpoa Of the circulating notss hsuea to the Sad sahss
iyislswW9y ~ sCHooNMAKER, sapsrsntendsot
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CAVINGS BANK.-INSTTTUTIO FOR TIE
- SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS CLERKS AND OfHkR
No. SIG Broadway, opposite 81 kiehoss Hete =, -,
AL moneys deposited before THURSDAY jan IL WI
draw nt<re he II 1st Of JansAry-
Bank from 10 20 oeioek, md on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday, from 70 O'Clock. m .
MOSES Il 4RlNkELL, ffendsnt
AxplEv WARsKl SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctoDeer, will hold
hi. sale ef STOCKS THIS DAY ct III O'clock a.
the M-chsn Exchange The list includes TS7 shares National
Bank (ull sockl and other securities. tIS7)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

last RIVER SAVINGS BANK, No. 3Chsm.
IL sepst two doom from Chathan-s--Opsn Lskhf
DAY fr2m 10 o'eleeh N until 0ei9eh "a, esa On
interest allowed from e5 10 eSe PEI csns 90
te AL deposited On ef before ne IVA Oh 'sn
90 A NELLY sse,y PETER H. TITUS, PrsSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION -
" 100 Miles shorter thar other Route and no
posure TO River Navigation UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Fy pounds baggage free 10 cents pound excess
-Four from BY Panama Railroad Through
10 CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad The United States
TUESDAY Jan 90 at7 O'Clock precisely from pier
6ot Of wanen.s North River. the veu fnosn and nsi
Psssenses Mails viii be forwarded By P.nama Railroad
and Panams with the Pacific Asl Steamship Com
psny's ulasnifeept Steamship JOHN l. STEPHENS, T. H.
fesson Commander which viii be in readiness md leave Ian
medstely for San Francisco.
The pablo Informed that the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
psny avays have extra Steamers lying Panama
ready for avoid any possible setsnsn Of passengers OF
malls
For passage spply 10 W. RAYMOND, the only encs Of
DE Comr,nies No III Westst conner Of Warrenst r. Y
Regular United States Mail Steamer days sh and s ofessh
month.
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pASE pEpAlrNESr, albany, November H. is5A
NOTICE is hereby gwen, pursuant TO the statute
N IN such made sad provided that ell the CihCUL{
no MOTIFS issued To the LOCkPORT BANK AND fkURV
COMPANY ls banking association, Looaper, Hssi b Sss-
Oee Of tho supsstesdept Of The Bsplns Be
ransnt Of the Stste Of for payment within two
years from date hereof the nds deposited for As
nisis.x?y NJ scHooNMAKHR, superntendsat
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NASSAU PIRE Insurance COMPANY or BRooELYx.
DIVIDEND.-A 81 MAMMAL DIVIDEND
~ Of TEN PER CENT has this day been declared payable
on enAnd AZ their Office, No. 10 Courtst, Brooklyn
Jan s. 1857 - A. J. BEEKMAN, Secretary.
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VIfuW UItuWfIp, W.
II OR ALLIE o X N I A =
+ NEw-YoRx. AND SAN ~, TRAS ss. STEAMSHIP
sHORTrsY ROUTE BY SEVEN HUNDRED MILES
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
srsEaAss PASSAGE, S1a
TIE new Dochs Virgin Bay and ct San Juan del sur ere
nov completed The viii hereafter receive pssscneers
and freight u the wharve thus avoiding az exposure IN smsu
boats. The splendid steamship TENNESSEE Capt
T. L. TnkspsuEb 500 tuns burdenl will sail tor SAN JUAN
DE NICARAGUA on THURSDAY. Jan p 1887, AZ O'clock
NJ TO connect with the ORZA 5A from SAN JUAN
BEL SUR on the Pacific. tor SAN FRANCISCO
Pssseprer, will ud ths heahiest and cheapest
Fy pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger reu cent?
per pound excess - -. $500. ..<
FRANCISCO, TO san JUAN DEL NOTE
Including Isthmus trsnsitl First Cabin. SD
FIt Cabin ........ lis Second Cabin 70
Second Cabin. 10 Sseer.se
Steerage................ 20
For Freight Passage apply only 10 $500
No Bowling Green, n Y.
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II MDLING WOOD.-Best quality Virginia
m PINE ses,eses OAK and HICKORY, a. iovest pIioss
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OFFICE OF ILLIBoIs CEsrRALRAILhoAp Co.
No s. wIlst NswY eRK, Dec. 8, 1873.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the Stockh0ld-
~ Of this Company that an INsTAtLMENT Of FIVE
DOLLARS So hare Of the Capital 6toek OF the Com
ny which e5 per share has bee. berssefse assessed has
been made payable before the 18Th day Of Jsausry next
At the once Of The Comp.ny No 80 wans Ys6 The
Transfer Books will be closed the sh Of January and
opened on the "a By order of the Elecstvs Cenmittse
J. N. PERKINS, Treasurer.
Interest the Of Sever Per Cent will be charged all
paid 18th Of that date