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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
District ef Lttc4feId, August 10th, 1857

foyoae T1NHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE DIS -A TRICT OF LTICHFIELD has limited and al lowed six months from the date hereof for the credit ors of the Estate of RODEFICK C. DUNNING, late of Ltchfed in said District deceased, represented iHsolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto ; and has appointed Messrs. Alanson Hale and David Benton Comn'issione rs to receive and examine sail claims Certified by GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the store of w L. Snedley. in said town, on the 7th day of September, 1857 and tine 9th day If Fcbru " lSjS at 10 o'clock in the forenoon each of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said appointment ALANSON HULL. Cemns-
 DAVID BENTON, sioncrs.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 1S-3t VIM. L. SMEDLEY, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

At Court of Probate holoen at LtcGd 'rtn and for
 Me District cf LHctfeld Me 1874 day of August,
 A. D. 1857
 Present GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge nN MOTION OF ABNER LANDON. Adminis- ~1 trator on the Estate of VIENNA PECK, late of Ltchtield within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months from this date be t" >hiait their claims against the to said .Ad mnistrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper publish ed in Litchheld, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Lichtielu near est the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record
 17-3t GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
Y. ,KINGSFORD & SONS OSWEGO CORN STARCH;
FOR PUDDINGS &t !

(FOR PUDDINGS. &c., Has ohtainel an equal celebrity with their Starch for the Laundry This article is perfectly rtire, and is, in every respect equal to the best Bermuda Arrow-Poot, besides having additional qualities which render it invaluable for the dessert.
 Potato Starch has been extensively packed and sold Corn Starch. and has given false jmpres- sions to many. the real merits of our Corn Starch From its gr. at dccacy and purity. it is coming also into extensive diet for infants and in yalidS
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
Ladies' Dress Goods.

A LARGE assortment received this week of the A latest Spring styles comprising S:lks D.lajY.. Challics, Cruv,l!is Plain Borages Pop!ns, Debages Muslin Lawns, Jaconets, Colored Briliants, &c.
 McNuL S BRAMAE. L'chaeld, April g, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
SWEP.7UG .NILLS.

 YH<HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS -H- friends and the public generally that he is now prepared to cXecntc all orders in his line of business.
 MACHINERY of all kinds built and rcpai, ed. MILL GEARING of every description made from the best and most approved patterns. CASTINGS of every description large and shall. CHAIN PUMPS wholesale and retail. Water Wheel Regulators, the best ill use.
 For sale at the Mill, FIFTY TONS PLASTER RYE FLOUR, CORN
 MEAL AND PHOVENDER. In the store is good assortment of
 Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware
 and Farming Tools. Please call at t" SEclaug Mills and Store and cx- anime each department before purchasing elsewhere. WIN7ED-GRAIN of every description, and SCRAP IRON in any quantity.
 II. BALDWIN. Washington. June 18th, 1857. 9-Crn
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
.VDfice.

TUNAKEN UP IN BRIDGEWATER BY THE
 \ subscriber. August sth. 1851. , two year oli RED KEEPERS with artificial marks The, owner is requested! to prove property pay charges and take thcm away MARCUS 5. MALI.EIT
 Bridgewater. August 17, 1857. 17-3to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
A SYLLOGISM {!

A SYLLOGISM! PROPOSITION 1st
 Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head of Hair. PROPOSITION 2d
 The use of LYONS KATHAR1oN will, without fail, produce such an one. THEREFORE,:
 Every Lady and Gentleman will, ofcoursc imme diaiey commence using LYONS KATHARION All pronounce the K KATHARION to be the finest and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever made.
 Its immense salc-ncarly 1000 900 bottles per ypar-attests it's universal popularity. Sold every where for 25 cents per bottle.
 HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.,,
 ProprietOrs and Perfumers, u-u G3 LIBERTY NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

FoR SALE. VHNHE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER ON A North street. adjoining the Bunk For terms enquire of or address
 T. K. Brace, Jr., l|-ot" Hartford
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
NOTICE.

UST RECEIvED-FARINA. CORN STARCH O TAPIOCA. WHEATEN GRITS. COOPER GELATINE. ARROW ROOT. DANDELION COZ FEE By H. w. BUEL & CO.
 Itchfeld, Aug %, 1857. 1sI
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
Special Invitation.

EHOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c, &c-New styles HD just received and for sale cheap for cash. by
 SAN . IL CLOCK. West Main Street, Litchfeld, April 18th 1S56
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

EMBROIDERED COLLARS.-A large lot just aL opened of entirely patterns. The ladies arc invited to call and examine them at
 MCNEIL < BRAMAN's
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

\ SMALL Lot of New FLOUR, just arrived from A Michigan, and of the best quality.
 WI H. COZ Torrington, Oct. r. 1856. ly-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

oro avoid fractions, S5 may be renrt,ed for Backwood for which We will forward that work for both years, post paid.
 N. B-The price in Great Britain of the five Periodicals above named is about S3I per annun,. As we shall never again he likely to offer such Inducements as those here presented,
 NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
 Remittances must, in all cases; be made direct to the publishers, for at these prices no commits sion can be allowed to agents.
 Address, LEONARD SCOTT X co,
 52 No. 5i Gold street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27
TERMS. (Regula: Prices J

Current l." te Sate uere issued ~l De recered ot par.
 PosTAGE.-The postage to any part of the Uni ted States will be but Twenty -four Gents year for Blackw ood.' and but Fourteen Gents year for each of the Reviews.
 At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished for 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

Unlike the more ePheneral Magazines of the day, these Periodicals lose little by age Hence full year of the Numbers (~th no omssions) for lS56 may be regarded nearly valuable as for 1857. We propose to furnish the two yeats at the following extremely low rates, viz:
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-27

E. ". HELLoG & e., AGENTS,
 13-3rl 196 Fulton street N. Y
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

- -cz5sssSf In addition 10 the above list Of Per-
.ee- formers, will be found
Mr.. T. OSBORN The Great Two and Four Horse Rider.
s. BREMEN, The Champion Carpet Leaper,
Won GYSPEL FAMILY, AcrObats and Contorsionists
Mr.. J. NAYLOR, Acrobat and Gymnast,
" JEAN BURNES. Juggling and Necromancy,
- T. CARLYLE, Trick and Comic Equestrian.
TOGETHER VARIOUS PERFORMERS TOO NuMBR-
oUs MENTION.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
80 IS



Total value Kenosa Wis for 1855 735 as
This statement probably falls considerably short of the
real value of our trade the present
The dredge constructed by the city at cost of
seven thousand dollars completed late in the spring
of last year, and during the remainder OF the season was
emnloved upon the harbor at of about $500 co.
The actual amount of earth removed the per cubic
foot cannot now be ascertained. / would suggest that
be adopted to this end for the future by
which daily weekly reports shall be made TO the Coun
Gil the harbor committee, of the amount of work ac
eompishcd and its Such is the system in practice
work performed by the general government IN SINH
lar cases, and it viii have the effect secure rigid
accountability the part of those having this work in
charge, and viii inform tax payers the 2ca amount
OF Improvement accomplished by the Of the funds
trusted 10 your charge.
The available resources of the city for barber improve
ment the ensuing season. including the of the
now in process OF construction will probably exceed
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Making the total of appropriations during the
fiscal year Of 1856 and 81
Balance in The treasury not approPralcl sl75l Q!

The accuracy Of this exhibit Of the general account is
vouched for by the books of the treasurer and clerEof
GERS whose intc ty and efficiency in the dScha ge of their
stpewha complicated duties is above praise, and not
without decided influence upon the welfare of the city
Government. While it IS thus made apparent that we
have surplus fund on hand the general account,
have no on standing Indebtedness against H. apprOPria ed
or unappropriated by the Council Of any appreciable
amount-cerajny not sum equal to one quarter OF the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.

The Lake shore Railroad completed, contrary to
the expectations OF your predecessors without ma era
aid" the part of this city and we are now reapng the
benefit its construction in the rise OF real estate, the m
populations and the additional facilities OF com
muuic2tion afforded our citizens with other commercial
cities
in Angus, 1853, the Common Council passed ordi-
Pem ting this road its trains through OF
the most valuable OF our streets for private residence upon
the simple condition that the company should locate,
use and occupy said railroad track rs no. to interfere
with the ordinary of said and of the several
streets and should keep the used in good
and perfect repair street. be used without iu-
convenience by citizens with MI ordinary Vehicles The
railroad accepted the right of way through West Main
street upon these conditions; ye, notwithstanding the
time which has elapsed since the construction OF the road
complaints are sill made by the residents upon the
name that conditions have not been in good faith
fulfilled True it is urged that the benefits conferred
upon the citizens Immediately affected have exceeded the
damage incurred Benefits of this kind are as principle
reciprocal of equal advantage the corporation and 70
private citizens but whatever may be the particular facts
this view of the subject in the present case there re
mains still honorable obligation the part OF the road
fulfil the specified conditions of the ordinance call
your attention the subject inaSmuch without set
element of the question soon 1t Is likely to become per-
manent Of annoyance. NIL parties interested.
From the upright character OF the present control of the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
PUBLIC GROUNDS.

The whole expense for public grounds, the last fiscal
year. has been s278l5. This includes appropriation
of about hundred and fifty dollars in aid of the citi
OF the second Ward in enclosing the Park located
that portion Of the city, and in the purchase of trees for
its adornment This expense has proved worthy one,
and viii tend inc the valuation of real estate in the
vicinity, and thus in pecuniary point OF view, promises
an eventual remuneration to the treasury.
The Public Park in the south Ward has also justly
ceyed the care and superintendent of the city Council
expense Of $13273 the most of which paid for
shade Made beautiful by nature, the whole City
has interest in preserving and perpeuating its arac
tons Our public grounds the praise and the ornament
OF the Citthe first feature attract the eye and the
heart of important influence IN cement.
ing the attachment of citizens to their home Other
cities eret the of, at heavy expense to in
troduce like breathing spots and like public adornnents
Iii should be preserve our title upon what has
been granted at so low cost
There IS another 'publc ground-that which is the fl
nal earthly resting place OF those OF ourselves and our
friends who 90 from homes for The last time
Not occupied lot within its eneosuT-iti IS probably
not long before every lot will be occupled-whch is not
Ito some one sacred ground Since has been adopted
by the city, least parwe should not be unmindul Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17
POLITICAL.

1hrR wARD.-A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
If Republican Peoples Ward Committee Of the Fourteen
zAteh January 1h inst 10 hear report Of the dele
gaies elected on The peoples ticket 10 represent the ward IN
.euon such other business be deemed expedent
A. DE hour Of meetns The Ire room was hhed 50 mash
the mnu'es % The last meeting w-re read ard approved
aspsr rom e aesd sh $ ,e ia ssS sns 81 ses
opponents received, which Vas received
marked efec, bv Ncssrs Monaghan Wet Dawson, Culy.
hsggerty ssd Mulgan Nc MuIliEan coorsg,sd largely "
On noson the following preamble aud resolu ons were
adopted by scrsmanu, and ordered published in ME he
whereas he deegaes elected on me people. uc~' sfbe
ast primary election represent The Feuresnth ~ IN
-eisd without, good and .afeeGi REASONS e1eu
sberess delegates from other wards have hcen sdw Z"
ihan hose the Fcur,ecnh ward ami tlgIl
reererce 70 the rel mers OF he auo- on ylt ;v cher
keso,ved That DO not recognise The dcegse, TIED
7anmany Hal IRON the Foureenth ward thee elscsd
them nominations eFnanaung from then. but that VIII
The proper time present candidates for the suffrage of he
made made " wv '''u "'-''' ''''' '''''
Resolved That The course adopted BY few political hacks
paons N csncus year in advance q any general election
snd without consulting the II The democratic party
%sasbIe, and merits our uno Ssised dissppro5sion
Resolved Tha, We congratulate the country ana The demo
..econ, securing a. docs the services Of he Eoa J.ne'
Ruchanan ands Hon John Brecknrids. Preston
wbos country wise, brilliant and liberal sini-~siior
R,s9ed Thai ws the orsn and tue ns d.. ., dc
him confden and support while ohes many Of whom
have hesred pp9n him con'smcy and sy whole
he has been aced beyond her reach BY enss
him 10 adversely =. va, as prg-Den .. =,
the chair, with three cheers i ., ,e S-p@ waur
ions y w gGSPS,s' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

DR. CeRBsrT. 10 DUANE srRsrr nay ne eeu-
~ suted prvasly Diseases. rne vt-ms % aus~se-y
hnn viii q bsfnr hrrably r~x>~t
See rr. Cs diploma nom se New Y@k University In his
ahcf.
NR. wARDs UrroRTUNkThs rRfEsD rs tHE M
IL plus sfA Of stra,n rnedsnss and but 70 be
Anown with UNIVERSAL spprcbsesr, snd 70 s-np pr.
War greatest hsnets0r 81 hs Gag. nr Ward hereby
ewad ~ S5ro n rhysssn rhs sker lZsr ~
strsron. psfvsef sessss~ equy rseru.
Cs'frr sNfety and chs he Nv hs
eer ssrcfc and porcc, knovlssve q every STAGE q he
fftf oviatea of~n dsy w b1ee rh-
ftuif BIZ them wfhosi charge. ksmenSer. al ye
" .aVs been snE-~-ng tor vcexs sne zsHs. arnS'nS
20 srfra coz pounds oh ar seslSv ts snsch sra swat
yoeor rfs that undermine NJ e,s1iaacn lisi
D. saIir Dr WARD may lev DAYS crrari rene
sf tsfd u himself again Uusnrtpstes Friend
~ Coo q CAai street three doors east ~ Brsatwsy.
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sIIrpT,rNG.


DOyAL MAIL STEAMSHIP FMgu. -CONsIHNhhs
Ia ase nformsd that The Fine VII conuencf dsa tsh s
t are reseiy Cd Wn b. sr1t % ne tpi'ei "he o
'''f'' Wy '"' A. CUEARD No. sov ing Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

nnNosDS-TnE TRADE Is ansv HoryyILY IN.
feu ~ that No are msnnfseturn arA Aavs
hand Arse sto,s OF diamond ,.~ey u NE a~> style
large assrnnens Of diamonds hard ssssns Dose ss
Tie trade Diamonds bought pnr essf .-..
L. HkBNAN CO.. ns prcoms srssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

" J. Tobias Harris n r. ~. Becseey r +. CO0per and
Al cihcr celebrated makers fcr sale very low.
All vsches warranted " Keep correct time Wa,chss and
every exchanged Wssshes and ievery repaired IN the
beet manner and much less than The usua prices
seni % AZ psrs Of Inc United States AMI Canada fec d
efrrrc
erCRcE G. ALLEN importer 81 watches and jsvoly
vhe.sae srd re', ~ " Wall Street, second hoor Ce~g
EuSdvAy.
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NOR sALE-vALuApLE PRoPRRrv on TWELrTH

IT street. next 70 the corner OF avenus G. 100 feet on 1903
fee, deep brick buildings thereon; formerly occupied ~
boil factory, and suitable for any mamma airing purpose
There Is engine, with boilers ready Tie premises,
80 for sale, Apply 70 u 0oTHOVr CIR sgeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

N'VF- Jim HULIUANN.
III uaiabes.-Fpo god ana silvs~ waiches.-Ns lse-sa
End oet splendh assortment Of watchcs IN us city
tsnd Al nc subscribers lie has been N busr-e Al
street for the AS eighteen selling all de sers
~ rod and silver watches jewey and silver a. n~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17
1T W YORK AND HAsaEN RAfLRoNo
~ hang. Of rms

mnss.~s veane.aay, Ma Three sssy r~ias 10
--aiaay. asr<Ays ercepsed
Fsr. o. 20 from wee Yors n Absny. L.s~e rew ro-s
fonovzs oom station ~ bite and Csers -reets
A. N, empress tran fos Ahany sscung wtsk ore
Central Railroad and ror'hsrn tSin@-
s.l0A ~. mall train, running dircc1y through wrsgp
change o. and ccnnecg Cha csrn~r-
III Nesssrn sAAns Tor Fntshsis psrn AAsua and oeer
sP eypress. running Directly ,hrcsyt ,fchpci shs1ss
VI asd oornecns vrh Cer<ral p. NJ
West R.srripg, ssvs Albany
si5 A. N naN pain tor rev Tork dire-.
10 50 A. ~, svUess wubor.f change ~ czrr.
$50 Y. n, express vhhy-t c1Nge Of os-r
Tekee 70 be Gbtanef si Baggage checkef al re eN-s Of
he Western Railroad, Ahany nj Vfric and Crtre
Ereone. or Twenty ,hhd street sa5 rss-h syrsu. View
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

C,1EAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y EDINBURGH, 1880 toms William Cumming cmmsNA
der; NEW yoRR. also tons, Robert Craig, sonmander
GLASGOW, 1867 TONS John Duncan, commander. The oL
and New York steamship Company Intend sailing he:e
powerful steamers from New York 70 Shsaew d.
rect iollows-Nsw York Saturday sst January. n II
soSck. noon Glasgow, Saturday. lAth fehrussy. u II
nj rArEs OF SA~Aen
First clasa Ss5 third elsss found with cooked prsvsHs
&O An experienced surgeon attached each .eaner For
freight passase apply 70 JOHN hA0sYMON, hnsssa~
York city bills gold eny received tor PASSAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

DRcADwAY THEATRE
ID a. Marshan Lessee, W 4 Blake, Stage Ms lsx~r.
Grand dramatic sDd usoal matt a In he week
TRAGEDY AND OPERA
presented alternately, with the greatest siren IA sal ese
knec
ninth NIGHT
THE GERMAN OPERA TROUPE
SECOND TINE AMERICA
OF Auber's beautifu composition,
THE MASON AND LOCKSMITH.
All the principal aytstss superb orchestra, efee lie "a 'eIs
engaged In the representation
THIs EVENING sArURpAg JAN. l.. 1857.
To morrow Sunday pght--Will ne wen he sos1ut
GRAND SAORk ID AND SGLtCr COSCEt 81.
by the German Opera Troupe who val also per)sn ON al
ternate nights next week with
Mr. FORREST.
Honday-Wil be revived the tragedy Of
MACBETH.
Macbeth ...............Mr Flrrsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

T AURA KEENE's NEw THEATRE,
IL 6li BROADWAY, NEAR HOUSTON HrRrrr
Dscrs open ~ Ga o'clock; the performance viii commence
with the Overture at O'Clock.
TRIUMPHANT RESULTS
CROWDED HOUSES.
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL EFFECTB.
In consequence of the necessity of Mr.. j. A. SMITHS
from ths city account Of the alarming illness Of
nearest relative the nanagems obliged withdraw
for lew days the much admired drama,
RACHAEL, THE REAPER
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. IL,
For The eighth time,
CAMILLE;
On, A MORAL OF LIFE
Supported by Mcssrs @. Jordan, Burnett H. Johnston
Ltngbsn, Wemy AS Benson Reeve Mrs. Z. b. Johnston
y. Gratan, Misses Manners, Aleyne, Winnie Ms A.
wood and Mrs Laura Keene.
MUSICAL sEIEcnoss AND la TRAVAIL WALTZ rm
ORCHESTRA
To ooncude Tor the twelfth Time with exrsvasanA
bnrksque called
YOUNG BACCHuS;
Or, SPIRITs WATER
New Scenery.
Appointments, 30, &e.
yemE Bscohus, with songs Mss Goud
supported by the whole and Corps do
Ballet, with Overture and Music by Mr. rhos Baker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

Nov n your CHANCE 70 WAKE 4 FORrUNg -
~ Madame CLIFTON Is the ol'v person ir TIE Tu,ai
states vho can give lucfy rurers; fec only ~ con kcs
Ccnce 1s5 Orchard street between Ho11r Az STANTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

NJIBLOg GARDEN
~ Doors ops- u s,s 70 commence 81 ~ eeaek
rsets TO al paris Of he house wbou. reserved seats
Cent? secured In Dress Circle aud Parqueue cents
extra; Orchestra Armchairs 81 Private Boxes, -.
Or fATUsDAY EVENING, JAN. u, Ro7
VIII be per'ormer. by the
pSsE SsD HARRIsON OPERA COMPANY.
ire pos uar comic opera
DON PAsQUALE
on Monday VIII be produced for the first time in
many year, the praod romantic opera of
iHk MOUNTAIN sYLPH.
win new scenery costumes and novel effects
al particulars IN small bills and the books Opera
W .aLLACK's THEATRE
W poes OF Admission -Bolos oentu
Per Lioz, - cenas Orchestra Stale 81
sAruRDAY, JAN. II, 1857
hfLENDlD PROGRAMME
fer the benefit OF
Mrs JOHN WOOD
First time In two years line three act comedy
Of LEAP YEAR.
Mrs John Wood Mr. Walce Mrs Hoey Mr. eo.Aern uIss
Mary Cannon, Mr.. q. Holland Mrs. Vernon kr c. Stuart
Gr. Peters &c &c,
tirs time OF the petite comedy
cool AS A CUCUMBER.
Mr. Lester Miss Charlotte Thompson, Mr. H. b. Phillips Mrs
H. b. Phillips, Mr. q. s. Lee.
And frat time here
MISCHIEF MAKING.
Mrs John Wood Mr.. a. Holland Mra Sothern, Mr. Levere,
Miss y Deane, &c, &c.
Mrs j. Wood viii sing several avorc songs in the course
The evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

(NLAIRyOyAvOv-MRs. sEyNOCv 10 sPRiNa
~ STREET few doors - Bro1dwsv Che rcst
fol medieval and business ciirvogapt b. Arc-cs al as
discovered md cured sucfAe, -u7inr -iv.e
busnesa absent friends 6s ard sstfscpn n az csssa ~
no charge pas.A
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TMAVEIA.EIss' GUIDE.

-------- -
HUDSON RIVER RArLROAH.-pnon Duo -, l86
i The xE leave Cenhers Fellows
nzpre~s'tsaeh. $40 A and AS y N mai. Ills A. \, =;
ard ~ p n; fo~ sing sing, snd r. r.; ey Pesse
lin so Y. ~ The foaehi eepse Sing Sing srr6 Peeka1r
a The sfstioDs Pf~cocsrs t>ken Cnsrn.
tsrp C.ns Chriovher and ft '--sr~i frsfns fer
f.ew yc.Ieavs Troy at IS ard " :. A. NJ ard as r. n
snd Ms. AIbaey - 6lB sad n. a. A ". snd aSr n
A v. sdlf y, sups-SsssAsl
NrEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD OoNsE-
~ the freight and for the
Of laosns Ne vanspof talon hs road the Dreeorr
have dered discontinue the slbAnr train leaving
Of bite and Genre streets 1T o'clock A. M and
Albany 1850 A. and ser koatay. January 49, iHs7
until further The mail ana night
.ounnc heretofore 10 form daily uea b. Albany
w York. WIN Y. CAMPBBLfs SupI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

ENOR HAvRE AND SOUTHAMPfON.-THE UNIrHD
States mail steamer AR AGO H. Lines. Commander. VIII
Havre onchieg at hampton 10 land the mails
SaiY day, Feb7 at u OelOet from pier
3d. North river, foot Beach street Price Of passase
$500
This ship tight Compartments enclosing the
engines so that collision srandn ME water
could not reach them and the pumps bee free 70 wsrk ue
the vessel and passengers would be seeured.
Baggage during the passage should be sent
BEARD the day before sailing, marked . below"
no freight will be taken Thursday Feb FER keigh
passage apply TO MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agsna. 50
Broadway.
sa,IM