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NOTICE to IMPORTERS and PASSENGERS.


~ Importer are hereby respectfully informed that TIE
.crrv KA EGAROO sAns llth Of
Frbru.r viii be dispscthed dec, SEWYORK iasest OF
PbIaee and that this Companys VII In future
all every alternate WEDNESDAY from Liverpool 20 New
Yori direct with additional sailing, PhlsdelphiA 10 mat
the Of the rse signing Bs Of Lsdins 10 PM
T IsEo IIyiRPoOI AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANYS
q, DEL built iron ansbps,
CITY or RALTIMORE.....2ss SCI Capt LstsA
CITY OF WASHINGTON. .ass0 tuns. Capt W Wyhe
CITY OF MANCHESTER. los taHs.. Capt r. T. Pstne
KANGAROO s74 tuns. CAp% jeffrey
The uHdernoted other vessels intended 70 sss -
olovs:
KANGAROO for Ne~Yort "Wednesday ........ Feb II
CITY OF WASHINGTON FL New fork. WEDNESDAY Feb "A
CITY or BALTIMORE or New York, WEDNESDAY, March II
KANGAROO for Nev York, "Wednesday. .........AAdn -
And each Alternate Wednesday.
FRox AnEsicA- -
city OF WASHINGTON from New Yort, rnursiAy MuehA
HANGAR 20 from York, Thursday March Ia
AID each Alternate Thursday
RATES CAIN PASSAGE.
From Pr lsdsphs and New YOrk SO teo Soh
From Lv-rpo II rness " guinea and 10 ounces,
the 10 The state Rooms nsNns
privilege IN thu Saloon inclsdipf s~wNh Fe>s
rHIED CLASS PAssENGERs.
limited number third PASSENGERS viii be taken and
found u ~ much provisions a. required -
From Philadelphia and New Yorh. ..........''''"SS
From Liverpool... ~
Of will be Issued here TO parties - no are
de.iyou, Of brn rns out friends corresponding rates
These s~snsbps constructed with improved eeha
and eeod vessel carries experienced Surgeon
All rood. cent 10 the Agents vii for sNded With economy
snd dispstch
For ffeish. o. passage, apply to o,,, n MATT .,
uw.uu, rAn.d.lps.. , md 5 sro. D sssSorl
WILLIAM INhAN, AGENT,
Nos I and Is Tower Buildings, Liverpool
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNIfIp gTATEs MAIL STEAMk11.-The ~ ssm-

n, ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldhdse.
TIE BALTIC, Capt Joseph Constoek-
The ADRATIC, Capt james West
fbee srs Been but by contract szpsessy tf ~
service every has been taken Ia thsk con
erection also their 70 insure strength and speeds
ad aseommodsons for passenger &c uneqnhes nf
elegance sni comfort
YIo~ Of passage from NewYork Liverpool 10 hrsscAs
sAh DO, S1A From Lvepooite New fssh,
% and 20 riDesa
Az sIpsri~need surgeon stisehed TO saeh ship. -
No b~rtAs be secured unta paid fos The hPs o. ~
kneAsvs improved sh bulk heads Aad TO AVOID Ssnse
from zee WI the Banks north Of ~ degrees IN A
tbe lst Of August
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ONLY LIVE with SURE CONNECTICUT
" frsssit W os- seste hsn saz cdr as.e saA
.IposaI River Nsvsssion- srArEsAAfL LINE.
Pi,y poznss hsssxGs freet h. pss po1od
FouI from oeess by eans R.rcsd re,oia
% CALIFORNIA Wa PsnAas Rxlfosi I've Ueis.d sses
NAL sie.nslip Coapsny vii spsieh for AsPIS VAIL
FRIDAY Mach %, ~ ~ lei n preeis-y. hon per
st..m.hip GEORGE LAW C.p.Ain wa l. H.rsd,n, o. $ "
Ps.s- s.iSsnd Mails Vii fr.Sded ,: P..asA Rsroad
p.n,is mAsnioc~nt Steamship GOLDEN AGE J. T.
W.aius Conusndsr Win viii Be IN readiness .sa
u,d,.t.Iy sor san Prspesco.
ree psbhe inrDed Pssake Steamship Com
rs,y vsys S@sseTs lyias PAnAna
resfy or svoid any poshe Of psssassn
usas
For psssass Apply TO l. " RAYMOND the eel, one. u
ne Com panes, No. N Westst, Of Warren st n T.
lsus United States Mai sssmer Sch and nab ofsseA
ath
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RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NRW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN pELPHIA ana the SOUTH and WEST, VA JERSEY
ClTY.-AG ssA I1press LDes; Lesve New Ydh and "
4 m snd snd D N. fare %; II "a ID stoppns o. ~
ysy st.iosa 70 keasnston Tsroosh Tesets .pd
koy Cpcnpsti &c II and en IN and The West and fig Bald
ose Ws.hinstos NosIh and through sassAse checked
I" ~'.Ai,s''' " - " WooDsupv, A..i...D. Sop.
No Bass.ae WI Se rsoeveA for any frsn oness hsefse
"a sISSSs1 ninsts stvsrce ef he tune o. leaving
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wi EDWARD k. Collins No s. Wall s.,aY.
BROWN sHlPLEY Co., Liverpool
No p Austin FriArs. Londss-
B6 WAINWRIGHT Co. ParA 800.
ne svp, Of thee ships b accountable for ece
snves bullion, specie jsvsIry precious s."nes OF ns.S
isss bills tlsdDs is.e1 sefssof' sne tne 'aus e
sxpresseA herein.
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CYRACTSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
In oon,.csea With Exysess Trans the HewYost nj
On nd sfter MONDAY Oct y and until further nosies
Presenter Trans vii - 6lovs, Sundays eIeepted
Lave New Yorh RON per foot Of Doanes ~ $50 m We
Buffalo. Ezwes>-oonbeet,ns q BDsasntsn with EApres
9rain for By rscoss-
Az i:3s n via Msht E1psss-connectins ~ Bnsbsnsos
With Express fnn cor syrscuse and Osweso -
Through fsbs may b. procured u the Tcaet Oos u
Nev.YoSh md Enc Road W. D. GILBERT. 5api
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Gopartnership Notifes.

NOTICE Of COPARTNERSHIP.-T pres
IN certify tina, the subscribers have formed limited Co
psrtrsrshp, under the provisions Of Article TILE l.,
Chspter Part II Of the Revised Statutes 81 the State
Of New.YoIk, entitled OF Limited PAser'hiPs" Toe sid
be conducted under the firm Of r.
OTIS TIE Of the business intended TO be
spsaced 10 dealing in Boots Shoes Findinss, and snu
usually sold Herewith John
n CoRLIEs, resident of the City Of New-York, !; tae
special contributed the stock the
.um twenty thousand dollars in ssh, aud JOSEPH
SANFORD OILS and PERSON II. OrfS. b 9TH 81 whom
the City OF Brooklyn the general partners iut-r
estsd In said Said partnership n on the
seventh day Of March A. D. 1857, and TO continue till tho
Sr dsy the year thousand 1dred and
fifty nine. shall terminse.Dsed, New York Mach
7 < D. 1851 JOHN w CORLIES,
J. SANFORD OrtS,
PIERsONM OTIS
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CUPRENE COURT, COUNTY Of KINGS.

CUPRENE COUKT, COUNIT OF htNuos-
y Richard H. Bevne assnst Fredereh sehutAies md
Nuths bic ~fs Martha sehah.s Csn.s..n Bssaiss s:A
Cksrl,s A D-pika TO the DEFENDANTS above semsd;
You are Aeseby nonsd Asd required TO answer the eo.
plant 10 this sst which Sled Ia be once sf zee csr
Ep % the Ith day Of February 1851 and 70 sryss s'1y
yosr sp.wer the s.id complaint ou The sseseneS - ~
s6r. No al Wall street 10 City OF Newf"rs vtehe
twenty days ster service II tins: summons on 700
sar.pr within tb, time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF us sesae
vii apply 10 Court for The reb.f demanded ne son
rsnt Dated New. Yort February II 1877
PTici.vsvw JANIS r hyatt, vsintiGs Attorney.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP Line

u for BANANA md SEw-oRLE ANs-Oa TUESDAY,
nrsh H. oeNei m from pi-r loot Il Weren't, Soh
Rver fsst and f1vcrite steamship EMPIRE CITY p
vii sail above Pss.se be .eeud the oc@ Of
The hpe Fr.irht IN evOsns 30 per cubic f,Ot
,+iyrd March ls Slippers vii BE- Supplied hs Of
seps the form signed BY the lre sppcsca heir
ofce No other fms sian- snd no eA Of aaiDs viii be
q ned s.r he bour Of s,ns For esh passage apply
DE ofce, No III West Of corner Of Warren
n. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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TNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SrONING-
j TON fnr ROSTON aud RRONIDENCE-Inland route

TON for BOSTON and PR0vIDENCE-lnland route
without delay change OF cars OF bAaGAse
The steamers PLYMOUTH RIO. X, Capt Joel Stone and
COMMODORE Capt W. II. FrAsee, In connection with the
and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
rosds leaving New Yorh daily Sundays excepted, from Per
No North River first wharf above Battery place s osioek
IN and Sonps ton ct 81 the ARRIVAL Of the mall
Train " hicb leaves Boston ct $50 m.
The COMMODORE from NewYork Monday. Wednes
day and Friday From stonnson TUESDAY, Thursday, and
ISe PLYMOUTH ROCK nom New York Tuesday Thursday
Saturday From Stonnson Monday "Wednesday and FRI
day
aense and Boston the Express Mail Tram reaching said
place several hours Of BY other rsnte snd
ample time for all the early morning lines connecting Moth
and East Passengers remain board the steamer
euov pshts rest undurbed breakfast desired and ssve
S,or in etop in the 7: rs m train for Providence
BAase Master accompanies the steamer and train through
eseh way
passage berhs state o. freight apply at Pier No
z North River q The Office No. 10 Battery place
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l1ICHIGIN sOUTHERN & NORTHERN

M INDIANA KAfLKUAD 70 nov oP"a eet"c~n ust, r
and Adrian Trains conn~ettns az Adrian With Er
psss Trus sso and Toledo and Detroit With Trains
on the Great Western, Detroit kn~sules snd Mcay.s
Central RArosds further nfcrDsaisn apply TO JOHN
PORTER, Agent, No le5 6roSdvay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

CTEAM Manufactured CONFECTIONERY
- PLAIN and FANCY CANDIES,
GUN DROPS,
ROCK CANDY.
JUJUBE PASTE
On the Lowest Terms T. @. HODGKINs, H.nufsoturer
No. I54 Greenw icht (bet Courtlandt and Loerty N T.
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IN POOL PACKErs-PArRIo1CL irk.rsis ase "n
3 syDg.sd q tss 6icvrs ne" AID 49, e.sI.In.
cALRouN..........7c 90 s.n... .Csps D.aie TranaA
91IINT go saD. S S:St w Gsrr,os,
he sssvs Aips I've sssa recently beit and are ss sss
sad noss tsatisl IN de usss I.r1 =. nSssoos
ss vGy ssperos nd every eIerroa VIZ oe 80 . So
~ ssfori sf psssenseys ssA the socssn,eooe '"Sv
&oSSB s;o' ;ffEisroH Co.. No . Broadway.
6InesBAw c., - 10 es''sv'ssssA
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL sTEAMSHIPs,

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
u ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SEwYoaK TO LivEaPsoL,
Chief Cabin Passage.
Bosron LIvsapooL.
Chief Cabin Passage. sis
Second Cabin Passage ...........................
The ships from Boston call 81 HshfaI
PERSIA, Capt Judkins, CANADA Capt LAnG
ApXBIA Can't J. Stone AMERICA, Capt WiclmaA,
ASIA Capt z. O. Lon, NIAGARA, Capt kyne
AMIGA Can't Shannon, EUROPA, Capt LeitoA-
Shese vessels cauy clear hight masthead green
saskoard bow red on port bow. .
NIAGARA wiz km~n Leaves Boston, wednesday, Mvch II
1rRSIA Judkips So Leav. NJ York Wednesday, March 10
AMERICA LAM Leaves Boston, wednesday, March -
AFRICA $50 hsnno Leaves York Wednesday, April l
EUROPA. Leitch Leaves Boston WednesdAy Apn
ASIA Leaves NJ York, Wednesday, April Is
Berths not srcur~d snt paid for.
In sxDe4iesee d board.
The owner of theee ships be accountable for Gold
aver B.on Specie. Jewelry Precious Stones or Metse
snless bills of sds signed therefor and the value Thereof
herein expressed
For Freight or Passage sRpy 70
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-On

NEW-lORk AND ERIE -RAILRVAD.-On
and srer Monday March 1887 and until further notice
Passenger Trsns viii esve Pier foot Of Duane touevsvs
DUNKIRk EXPRESS 81 $50 . IN, tot Danhra -,
NAIL nsi5 m for Dunkirk and Buffalo and ntermedhfe
stations Passenger by tins Tram viii remain over night
Ovego and proceed the pe1t morning
R0CkLASD PASSENGER, 81 .. L.. VIA fermont ns
s. b.rp' and edise ststiopA 800
WAY PASSENGER, ct ?. IN, for Nevbwsh, Mdde'own
nd int stations.
HfGHT EMPRESS. nt:S p m. for Dunhirt and Buhio.
EAlIGRANT u m. for psnhhh and Buffalo and inferno
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
fnese Express Trains connect At Eimira vfh me Enrt
and NaSsra Tas Railroad, for Nis<Ara FAs 81
amsh.nton with the Syneu.e and Bmshsmton Railroad br
Syracuse Coming with Buffalo, Cornna and New lots
Rarcsd for Rochester; Great Bend sith Deswn- Lsck
v.pps and Western Rs'rosd for Scranton ct Buffalo anA
punhirh the Lake Shore RAlrosd for Cleveland Cansn
natl, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Nc ..
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nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

DVbIVAN oHu VI"
II PORT and FALL RIvER.-rhs splendid md supeHos
steamer BAY STATE, Capt Je-stt s:ys' Ne-y svsry
end The EMPIRE STATE, Capt Buyton, leaves Newfor
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FHiDAii 81 eeioe.
Newport eaehuwsy.
Hereafter Will be regarded secured 10 any -
,snt until the shall have been paid for.
T,isht 10 Boston 30 forwarded through dispatch
by an Express Freight Trxis.
VIM BORDEN Agent. Nos. 70 and II wssts-
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Alllinerr, &e.

CPRlNG RIBBON and MILLINERY GOODS.
- M II. LICHTENSTEIN corner OF bowery and heseI'
row TO offer the Trade the cheapest and hand
of all inds Of reh and low priced
Rome, SIN, French Flowers Pattern Bonnets CsPes Tare
tons ana general variety of Millinery Goods also an sxten
yr assortment 81 Dress Trimming Ribbons and FnnSes a.
prices At essi pei Less than a. her whoesAe
houses in this city would solicit the favor OF call from hs
old customer and the Trade generally
vJ>O WHOLESALE BUYERS Of RICH FLOW
i LRs-JAMEs TUCKER is well prep~tsd with lesit''
mate Fsbiics No 81 Broadway, neatly oPp'"e inc
Carlton Hone
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Clothing.
professional Notices.
OCULlST-J. E. MACDONALD N. D., In
" forms his patients that be has REMOVED bis once 70
No. $50 Broadway. Ho Irs nom till p.

VFRGNES~ ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
No 10 brosdvay N. Y.-Dr. C. PRINCE Medical At
itDdsn The c Oy Of these Baths: their rapid prop alo1
all the world the incOntt stable proof OF their ericscy
Ia The of all di.eSes srsins the mPrudent OF
mercury lead metallic substances so Rheums ism
Chs spd Fever. PsAy H. Debility aud CtetDe Disorders
h, Professor NGRGNES il able TO cell At
cfeIse l-noid prrtsiive Apps svu which
be spphed bshDs tub Only ,bo~e Apparatus Geaune
which bear his seal
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uUDSOH RIVER RAILROAD. From Fe

HUDSOE RIVER RAILROAD. From Feb.
~ iss7 The Trains VIII leave Coanb-tsst Sea,soe -
folIsus: E1psss TIsiH, $40 and s. IN Nal, II 10
m and AS , n. For Sina sang m sos PesAsal, 80
p m The Pcasbieepi- Sing Sting and peetkh train. stop
ID. Wa, s,srsn. Pass~s raAen Cbsme-r Cana
sst aims for Se~ York leave Troy Is
5;&5 and 1915 and 4&5 ?. and East Albany AZ 10
and 10: 20 = NJ and 5: % p. NJ
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NETWORK SUPREME COURTROOM
IN RUDDEROW, TOWNSEND JONES TOWNSEND
TsDFRHuI and VrWIYTf sCUDDEH olaioti6s

bASiEL D REHsYN SOLOMON DINOIE 0E0R6I
ULTHAh JOHN D WINNING and THOS p 20 SEks.
a~ses money demand eon'r tCsxA
not s. and esrA u theso
You hereby summoned and required 10 ansvyr the com
pant which and sled Ia the Once Of the
tlert County New fork the 9i day Of
JsI osry the City fall Ia the cry of New Yorh. s1d
10 copy the said complaint the
sub,oribcrs Office No 90 wslst IN the CITY Of New
York within twenty amer the service II THE
YOU the day Of such servlee and M 10
s~eI sad plant within the time .ore'.d tho p.nas:
In th. action will t.ke juds ss~ Tor the sam 81
hundred and sixty dsrs and 6y three cent? cit.
o the seventeenth dsJ Of Novsmbr ono thousand
and fifty huBd I'd and n1ty dollars ans
seventy theresa md interest t~o hundred End
collars end twenty nine een's thereof om the tway
k,rtk dsy Of November sad year and inewss The
apd.r Ith day n Deosme-r In SAID ycs.
Lesd~s the Of protest and ~ ss ~ this
Jsrussy ~, 1857. sCUDDbkh CAkI6h
0I.xsvW PisintiMs A.eorssya
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EOR BREMEN VIA SIMULTANEOUSLY
i United stafes Nail st.smship HERMANN T. ats.in.
Commander Ill sail for BREMEN touching At SOUTHLAND
TON and for Ensisnd ADD f,sno
SATURDAY March a. At II O'Clock m, from Fer No. 81
North River - - -
In frvt cabin main % '...'..''''.eiN
10 fret cabin, lower saloon. ii0
An e8 psrs eusseon . attached TO esch steamer
Specie delivered In HAvre o London
No psscsls reeeiv ed op The Of sailing.
Al Letters pass thro.sS sAs Psss oHS~
For Passsse OF y siehf, sDpy TO
C. II eAED Agent No. IL South Wllamst-
The Of. amer WASHINGTON will succeed the HERMANN,
md April
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.-
" The Through Ticket and Freight Office Of The
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their RarosA and Stesmeos Coasscuoas TO Ueteeo
Milwaukee, G.sps Burlington B. LOa's, Csrs, md I'll psne
, Viz sUSPENsiOH blIDeE BUsyALo, o. oswEoo I
aINo. rs BROADWAY, n z,
Oos.es Of ceustl.aAs-st DARIUS CLARK. Assst
7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PkOvl-
LDEkCE Aeon and sfs1 March u. EXPRESS TkAlt
Providence Hartford and YiahA RssosA VIII leave Han
ord the vA there Of the Express Trsin) the
end New Haven and kewHsven, Hartford and sprtnGas
Railroads. which leave New Vorh st m 3. ASHBU kNEk
Chief snrness and Superintendent a. r and T. =.
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHEsTEA-rss aOCHESTER nt
6ENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD nov open, end, In eoa
peston ith the Buffalo Corsns aad New YORK. end New
Yorh Eyis RAxoads forms direct rosie from New Yose
70 Rochester.
The drsctness this route tossher With Ne 'speo oes
prt Afforded BY vide enders far the most dssrs
Ne between the above named eitiee.
Tickets procured tie New Yofh and Enc Railroad
Tibet Once foot Of DaAnes, md No so Broadway also b
jersey City
BaSsas. eh~ehed throash-
reiehn win b sponod between New Yors nd hoeass
with disysteh Any information desired In resAd h.re
obsibed BY eana the 0vnrIsi Freight A-nt o. toe
Railroad Erie bundDss or u . TATrAN
EIvrsss Freisht Assut, No 1s5 Broadway.
No Buffalo, COfpna sn4 New rosh Railroad %
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GREAT AMERICAN n0UTE-nlChI9AH
u sOuTHERN RATLAOAD 70 CHICAGO 81 Legss 80 ~
Island So Paul Mnvsshs and " 1890 Wet 20 SUI.
west wa Sev Yal s.s Bra No. Yssa ossss :eS
Iahs Shore RasssdS fslsAo. Ssszne Ne shssso@
nd plssssn,ess rpsse the Gress Wss P through
sed rsses Of fright apply Of the Coepanys once No -
s''s'''' JOHN D. poRrRR. Asssl
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. -
IN FARk TO Albany. e.
We PASSENGER rssus Rod fr Albany VII leave tie
Garner a WSi.- and Cecussss - soiio~s;
EVERY MOANING Of $40 oensh-
EVERY AFTERNOON q oeloek-
TN. through to Albany viii be % To eomm~rss % hOH
pAi AZ " j. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
CSENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
~ Connecting 81 New. Hampton vifA he ps..s~ LsekS
and Rairosd Great Send the Nor0
srs est and Of EAton with The LshsA Valley kstrosd
March Chunk =, ,az,
WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jan J. 49,
Leave Eaton and intermediate places from Fse
No North River 80 . N. and Sic m Tor Souner-
vyIe ~ 7;so an II 20 . M and s;le Ane 4;S 2. m
The shove trains connect EhI~b~th with trafns on me
New Railroad which leave NevYert on the tect OF
Courslandt-st q 7:o and II = N and 8 - AID : n
JOHN o. SrERNS. surt
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CPELTER, ANTHONY, BANCA TIN, CU1
OMAHA br sale By JOHN w. QUINCY, No se wunsDA
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MIRO will SUFFER when Dr. TObIAS*
w celcbratsd VENETIAN EMINENT vii Immediately
cure Cholera Collie Dysenery, Vomiting Rheumsfsm, See
uss Cuts Burns 40 Depot No 81 Conr'lAnds Nov rOa-
Sold BY ali the Druggists and Storekeep~rs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31

The FRENCHMAN AND THE FRoG.-During
our Revolutionary war, when the American ar
my was encamped near Saratoga, there was in
the army a Frenchman pamed Udang, lie
was on scouting party one night, and being
separated from his companions, was alarmed
by the croaking of the frogs in swamp through
which he had to pass. He heard his maine
distinctly called from different parts of the
swamp,-"Cap'n Uddng, Cap'n Udang -
and supposing that he had been discovered by
scouts from the enemy, he pushed his horse to
its utmost speed, till he reached his camp, and
reported the supposed discovery. His com
panions soon perceived that he had mistaken a
bull-frog for British soldier, and explained to
him the nature of the noise that had alarmed
him. He was rather incredulous, and unwill
ing to acknowledge his mistake, he explained
,"lf he was de bul-frog, how de dibl he know
my name r'-Poryoho.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31
THE SNOW STORM.

by EMERSON.
Announced by all the trumpets of the sky,
Arrives the snow, and, driving Ger the fields,
Seems no where to alight! the whited air
Hides hills and woods, the river, and the heaven,
And wells the farmhouse at the gardens end.
The sled and traveller stopped, the courer's feet
Delayed, oil friends shut out, the housemates sit
Around the radiant fireplace, enclosed
In q tumuituous privacy Of storm.
Come see the north winds masonry,
Out of an unseen quarry evermore
Furnished with tile, the artifcer
Curves his white bastion with projected roof
Round every windward stake, or tree, or door.
Speeding, the myriad handed, his wild work
SO fancful, so savage, nought cares he
For number or proportion. Mockingy,
On coop or kennel he hangs Paran wreaths;
swan-like form invests the hidden thorn;
Fills up the farmers lane from wall to wall,
Maugrc the farmers sighs; and at the gate,
A tapering turret overtops the work.
And when his hours are numbered, and the worl
Is all his own, retiring, as he were not,
Leaves, when the sun appears, astonished Art
To mimic in slow structures, stone by stone,
Built in an age, the mad winds night-work,
The frolic architecture Of the storm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31

PuLPIr PRcuLrARiTIEs.-ltis is related of the
famous Methods, minister, Peter Cariright,
that he was once preaching in a camp meeting
Of Sabbath evening, when man IN the as
sembly, who pretended TO have revelations from
heaven, touched off some powder on stump,
and then falling down lay until crowd had
been attracted. He then announced that God
had come to him in fash Of light and had CIV
en- him message TO man. Cartwright soon
was attracted TO the spot 10 see what the trouble
was, and learning the story, quickly detected
the trick by the smell Of the powder. He step
ped up and asked him if an angel appeared to
him in that flash. "Yes," was the reply
"Did not he smell Of birthstone" " was the next
query. "Why do you ask such foolish ques-
tion :" "Because," said Cartwright, ''if an
angel has spoken to you at all, he was from the
lake that burneth with fire and birthstone, for |
smell sulphur now." He then pointed out the
marks of powder on the stump. The mpostor
was glad enough to leave very quickly.
CLERICAL WIr-On a certain occasion, a
noted infdel borrowed sum of money from the
late Rev. DR.. Lathrop, Of West Springfield
Mass. When he came to pay it, he thought
TO pose the Doctor by an argument from the
Bible "You ought not to take interest for this
money, for the Jews were forbidden to take usu
ry!" 80 no, no. said the Doctor, ''you for
got the Jews were indeed forbidden TO tax,
usury of their own people, but they were allow
ed to take usury Of the heather ~ The appli
cation was to direct TO be mistaken. and the maj
was quite willing to drop the argument and pa.
the money.
GETTING AN INVITATION. 1t is related of
clergyman who had travelled some distance Il
preach, at the conclusion of the morning servic
waited for some one 10 invite him home TO din
ner. One by one, however, the congregation
departed without noticing him. Finally, wheI
nearly all had gone, he walked up to an elder
ly looking gentleman, and gravely said-"Wil
you go home to dinner with me to-day, broth
er" "Where do you live!" "Abou' TWEEN
ty miles from here, sir," "No." said the man
coloring, "but you must go with me-" This
of course, the minister did cheeriully.