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Fan OUercoqts.

The subscribers have in store and for sale
LIGHT WEIGHT oyERCOAT
that be without incoayennce Of too mach
warmth when attending to business.
Also
HEAVY ovERCOATs and
SEAsONABLE GARMENTS OF all kinds
n. G. FOLGER & SON,
nl2 2p6t Corner of Magazine and Grayfer streets
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Cigars +! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in an assortment Of the
well known brandsIpenuidad, Flor de Pujadas Mridiana
Florde Pancho Redowa Cabarga Paragas Rnowsomethng
Washington, Dos Hermanas, Nazo Habano etc. etc. the
lowest prices
P. PRAT6 g. CO.,
o26 2ptf 40 Commercial Place.
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am Just in receipt Of your Of the lth inst have
tried the Combination Saw Mill and satisfied it will TO-
The principle of his Saw Mill good One Of my neigh
bors has procured one and when to be known, is
probable others will do the same.
With best wishes remain yours truly,
c. J. MITCHELL.
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THE PATENT RIG HT

The attempts evade the Patent granted 10 Mr.
Page 1911 fully demonstrate its value indispensable at
,o,tr,art
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p Parties ordering Mills will please state on which side the
logs put on that right or left hand
Mil as may be required
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Fl.o,lcts Fnbl,e s. Co.

FASHLoNABLE CLOTHIERs
Corner ST. Charles and Common sts.,
Under the St. Charles Hotel,
Beg to that their extensive stock Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
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Lea S Perg.ists'
WOR CESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs

CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY FARLETT OF DISH
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman Madras
his brother at Worcester, under date Of May, 1851:
TEL LEA & PERRINS that their SAUCE is highly es-
teemed in India and is in my opinion the palatable
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of New York Exh
bition of Foreign Sauces obtained by LEA PERRINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame of which having led to numerous FORGERIES pur-
chases are requested to that the of LEA PER-
Rms are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA PERRINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce
instructed their correspondents in parts the world
advise them of any ufrngemeuts Sole Wholesale Agents
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
stock always il store Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. au6 2pIy
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PRICE LIST
CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILL,
WITHOUT POWER.
First Glass MIL.

Has Saw As inches diameter, Carrage 10 feet long
Arbor Ratchet Head Blocks each end Of log by
motion Of the hand self setting relured
they capable taking logs five feet diameter and
This Mill is large enough for any circular saw. Price $500
Extra carrllge, IS 50 per foot.
When Saws larger than forty eight inches ordered fur
nsh them additional cost equal difference the
list price the ordered, and ortyeght inch The
weight of the Mill is 4OOJlbs.
Second Glass MIL,
Has inch Saw, Carriage thirteen feet long
Arbor, Screw Head Blocks Weighs $500 lbs Price s425
Extra carriage per foot So so.
Third Glass Mill.
Has forty four inch Saw Carriage thirteen feet long Iron
Arbor Screw Head Blocks Price $3.50 Extra carriage per
foot So So Weigh. 27oObs This Mill is calculated for logs
of not over two feet in diameter
Horse Power MIL.
Has forty -four inch Saw Carriage and Head Blocks same
as Third Glass MIL Weighs $50 lbs. Price $500 Extra car
riage per foot, s. 50.
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GENTLENENS FURNISHING GOODS
Is very complete and attractive comprising every ar
tcle in their line of the quality most approved
styeso which they invite the special att enon Of pur-
chasers. ns LOW
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Common CroCkery,
Hog Pens,
Hog Pens. H

HOG F7ellS, Hog A7e1Gs.
oHe hundred gross Of the celebrated
AMERICAN HoG PENS
splendid article metallic Writing Pen now frat offered in
this market.
Pen combining elasticity with Gne point and ready How
Of ink. For sale by
7. L. MAXWELL,
20 Camp street,
Opposite Buildings Of Messrs sam Smith Co. and ca.
nal Bank. nI3 2pN
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MesdYIIe Narch y, 1857.
Genemen-Our Mil up to this time works beautifully in
deed and if Guce Co.'s Mill works as well as ours You will
sell more in this section.
NJ. D. TRINBLE.
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EYERY CIRoULAR sAV aIILL,
FOR SAVING FROM THE LOG.

FOR SAVING FROM THE LOG.
No less than TEN INGENIOUS CONTRIyANCEs for
evadng have been paed off upon the public to four Of
these Patents have been granted Improvements on Pages
but each one has use the
ORIGINAL INVENTIONs
AS justice the pnblc we'll as the Patentee the
Patent Right is paid by Mill we SELL Our custom
thereby of having GOOD MILL as we'll as being
scuedaganst claim favor of the Patsntee or the right
use it, We would advise all perons beware of purchasing
from any one who cannot give this guarantee
W. L. GUSHING,
AGENT FOR NEW ORLEANS,
mis- 2plt .57 ST. CHARLES STREET.
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.BOtguin's GIOUes.

Received per Johanuberg the annual supply of Lad
and Gentemen,s KID GLoVEs-all s'zes and coIorswar
ranted the genuine article, at
MOODY's,
rs 2p4teod Corner of Canal md Rnral straets
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Szs~ Important Hews-Later from CaIafor-
mia, Texas, ete.--on seventh page.
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EEHePR'S Pnfanaf

SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
II you would know all about this Sewing Machine please
call and examine for yourselves seeing all others
The most satisfactory evidence will be given where Weeds
Machine has been in constant for years kinds
Of Cloth and Leather Work
The BEAUTY, SIMPLICITY and PERMASENCY of this
Machine is remarkable.
NJ. S. HEDRICK, Agent,
ol8 2p2tawlm No Is Camp street.
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7739V1T7E7Vl
GenemenI just through having put up one of the best
Saw Mills ever saw perfect asonisher the natives
here The perfectly satisfied with working and
am willing bet that handsomer lumber on one of
your Mills than any other Mill in existence The pump and en-
gne work beautifully. When first Mill ran her
slow aud Of the bystauders remarked that the Mill
would not three thousand feet in twelve hours bet
Of them so that would thousand feet OF inch
boards in twelve hours, and it by fifty feet
VIM. ]. LOCKE.
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We give below few from the many letters received
regarding our Mills from gentlemen of the highest especa
bility Of the South
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MERoANrI LIBRARY AssocIATIoN-The first
annual meeting Of this popular and prosperous sso
citation is announced to take place tomorrow evening
at o'clock in the library, at the corner of Canal
street and Exchange Place. A full and pnnctual at
tendance of the subscribers is requested as business
Of grave Importance is to be submitted to their con
sideaton. We would call the especial attention Of
all members to the published call of Mr.. Gregory tie
Secretary, in another part of our paper.
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THE COMBINATION
Pl4zE1yZ' Sz1c-4HE s4Appo aExxz.

This Mill il fast coming ins every section OF this conn
try Canada Cuba and South America 1t has received the
Endorsement Of several thousand experienced
fcturars and pronounced by all have its ops
be the simple, ecent and practical machine
for the purpose produced The entire cost OF the Mill
with first engine boiler of abou IS horse
power the whole establishment complete delivered ready for
shipment in New York, is
. L @ o.
For TWENTY HORSE POWER and LARGE MILL,
s 2 o o o.
DESCRIPTION Of the first, or smallest size Mill
this send sevep.foot Saw fitted to run in the
MIL The Saw Is IL inches wide and y or 21Ghs of an inch
The length Of the 2inches and the saw makes
from 25 800 strokes minute. The varies fro
q Of inch to stroke Of the This size
about 900 feet OF inch boards in u hours They
$500 in that time.
The engine has cylinder of inch bore and
stroke and estimated Is horse power Having
been designed expressly for Saw Mill work the engine built
strongly aud the patterns simple and neat though the
highly polished The working perfect
class engine The band wheel which also heavy enough
balance wheel Is feet iu and 10 inches on
the face The belt furnish for driving from the
gne 3ply Indarubber 9inches wide cold pump
is attached to and operated by the engine This pump will
easily lift the water IS feet and force into the boiler When
has to be lifted from gutter depth we recommend an
extra cold water lifting pump.
The boiler usually with Bill is Of locomotive con-
srucon being the easily with the engine
qurng brick work may be seen from the cut
representing the boiler and engine connected The whole
length boiler The she'll or cylinder part is "a
inches in diameter and contains Il feet long inches
diameter The FIRE box SO inches long 2 wide
Smoke pipe B inches diameter long The capacity
Of this boiler is full Is horse power.
The slabs dust from the Mil afford sufficient fuel for
supplying the engine with We letters from parties
vino the dust alone for fuel When cylinder boilers are
required furnish them 36 diameter and long
/ OFael
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PAsGAGoULA HOTEL CoMPASY.-The stockholders
in this Company notified thatthe annual meeting,
for the purpose Of elecng Board of Directors is TO
be held the 29h inst, between the hours of II and
2. The meeting is to be held at the office, No. s
Commercial Place We direct attention to the See
retarr,s ADVERTISED call esewhere
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Second Glass MIL.

Has forty eight Saw Carriage thirteen long Iron
Arbor Screw Blocks. Weighs $500 lbs. Price s425
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AIlkinds of Nlvright work and Machinery in general
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We give below the names of few parties who have pnr
chased machinery from u.s. to whom parties refer as to its
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s1.e5O.

We furnish ali iron work connected with the mill and engine
and the wood york except the heavy nber and tae car
riage
The Mill, with its connections, Weighs. 1000 pounds.
Engine and Fly Wheel $3.50 ..
Locomotive Boiler. $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

FROM THE PLAIss.-IHe Leorenrorth City Ledger
Of the sth inst. says that three young men, Henry
Baker, james Smith and Alexander Francis arrived
there on Thursday afternoon the 7th direct from Fort
Brdger. They came the rkole distance, trelre han
dred miles foot, and accomplished their journey
forty:fre days.
They report that the day they left, six Mormons
came into camp and reported that the Mormons were
in a state of civil war, Brigham Young and about
one-half desiring to march against the troops; the
other half being in favor Of the troops coming into
Salt Lake and establishing military government
there and overthrowing the present powers that be-
These gentlemen left Leavenworth last July with the
train Of Henry Charles. On their return they were
caught in q snow-storm at Rock Ridge, and suffered
considerably but they weathered the storm and came
through without moleststion. II was certainly an
undertaking at this season Of the year.
Ho FOR CrAH.-A company OF volunteers is being
formed in Camden and viz offer their services TO the
Government for the Utah expeditions. Mr.. George C.
Easterbrook 10 the leading spirit Of the movement.
(Belfss. Ne P.e P:esA
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Financial.

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kIsysr "a NicotAy, Auctioneer---0hoe No. Broads..
DHGULAR DAILY SALE Of STOCKS and
~ BONDS.--ALBERI H. NIC0LAY will sell THIS DAY
(Thursdsy) al ~ O'clock OF the Merchants Exchange
47s 00 Miners Point r. lst Mtse per cent Bonds yp
1000 Mineral Point r. H. I'd mtgc per cent Bonds lhyp
leo Fremont and Indiana r. leg Mtse per cent bopa
2Soco Crest Western ND lst Mtge 10 Per cent bonoS
5000 kew.YorE State PEI cent stock Of 1915
1900 Indsnspos and Cincinnati r. r. 10 per cent Bonds
$1,000 Chicago and Miss r. r. ID M,se per cent boho'
1890 rerre Hsute aud Axiom r. X. ID per cen. Bonds
5000 Sacramento Cty 10 per cent Funded Loan boAus
1000 Eor.h Carolina 6 per ceut Bonds OF 1885, "a A..
400 Chicago ST. Paul and Fond du Lac H. Isl '''se'
1000 chlc.so St. Psal and Fond d. Lac r. K Land Grant
5000 M,vsui City 7 per cent Bond. Of ld'
Sc Sur Mutual Insurance Scrip Of lSa ,a,,
60 Commercial Mutual Irsus = nee seih'9 I" '''
7 shares American Express Co. SlO esch
Is slsTes Seoond Avenue r. X Co, 100 eAco ,oo -.
800 .hare. Fox and Wisconsin Improvement Co.. s" eseh
2shsre. Acsdemy Of Music $3.50 e.oa.
loa shsres VilsusbuTsh City Bank. = % EACH
% shares Continental Bank. 300 each.
q sbsres Artisans Bank, $l0O each.
% shares Ocean Bank, so each
50 iAres Psoifc Fire Insurance Co, SEQ.
q shares Niagara Fire Insurance Co, SSesh'
20 shsres stuyyesaut Fire Insurance Co, 90 each
20 shares Lamar Fire Insurance Co., SlVo each.
81 ,bsrrs Excelsior Fire Insurance Co., SO each
- sb,re. metropolitan Fire Insurance Co., 100 each
4, .ksres Esae Fire Insurance Company $40 each
30 shares How ard Fire Insurance Co., $50 each
50 shares Home Fire Insurance CO., 800 each
20 shares New York Equitable Insurance Co, S35 each.
GO shares National Fire Insurance CO., 81 30 each.
% shsrss Lorillsrd Fire Insurance Co. $25 each.
Next Resuir sale TOMORROW friday Regular Auction
Sses Stocls Bonds Notes and other securities Ai
NJ III O'clock al the Merchants Exchsnge Stocks and Bonds
bought and sold Private Sale, and at the Bokers Board
Iptsre.t Allow ed on Deposits Loans Negotiated and Dividends
Collected large variety Of Securities constantly on hand
st Private Sale. p'<oJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
IN sTATHS MAIL sTKAMHRS.-Ths ships oomp0s sing tais
Line The ATLANTIC Cspt- Oliver Edndge tbs BALI
TIC Csse- Jos-ph Cous:otk the ADRiATlC CA4- James
Wet.
1ese sp. have beer b1I bJ contract expressly for Govern
service every hss been taken IN their confuoton
also Ia their elgnss insure strength and sped and tAr
accommodation r passengers une2skea tor egaoe saa
eomfor..
To. ...ers Of this line hs7s improved wserdsat compare
ens and no eIp~ne been spsTrd 10 make them a. goa
the oroagh exsminso0 gyen them proves aeiI MODS
Of oonsructiDn y., unequsled.
Prce Of pas-ss- from New 7ort TO Lverpn In h. cabin
eiJ do BIS Prom Liverpool u New York ~ md
- guinss An espenenced stsh1 to escl snip NO
bertas Can Be secured Until paid for.
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DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD D..
CENTRAL. R0IrrE

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The Pennsyvsnis Railroad connects Pittsburgh with railroads
and from St. Louis Mo- Alton, Galens and Chicago, H.
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY; Terre Hsue Madison.
Lafayette indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Springfield
Beeonane sandusky Toledo, Cleveland Columbus. lanes
vile Mas.on and Wooster Ohio; also with the packet
from New Orleans st. Louis Louisville and Cincin
natl.
Through Tickets for the Fast be had Of the shove
mentioned places in the West So
Passengers will End this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CiNCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS In 70 HOURS.
Fare as low az any other Route.
See hand bills In the hotels Of this city.
Thtonsh Tickets or further information. may DO had q the
oeice of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astor House Broadway
January !, 1859. j. L. ELLAoIr, Agent
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Hle0ieal.

CANDS, SARSAPARILLA-At this season OF
- the wear when every feels the necessity OF taxing some
sp, and medicine, the pure extract OF safspe
a viii be- found ehectua remedy III the world Tor
purifying the blood regulating the secrons aud nsurns the
healthy sctio of the stomach and bowels .
Prepared and sold by A. b. ID. SANDS No 100 Fulons
New lork.
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Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RTvER-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewe New. York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at o'clock P; M
and the STATE OF MAINE Cert BraytOn leaves NewYork
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
from Pier No s. N r., the Battery; both touching
at Newport each .
Hereafter will be REGARDED secured to any applicant
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight forwarded through with great patch g
an Express Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN Aren't Nos 10 and II West-t-
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NEW wIDH-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW.

IN YORK T. ROCHLSrER--Ths ROChESIHh AN
CENTSFT yALIFY RAILROAD u bos epe1- sna n 70.
cotton with tL Bqf.io Corning and New on sd on
and In. 2air forms dir>t rocse from rs@ "a y Ees
tn dir-c.ns. o. this rou.s together viii % cSn
Afforded BIZ The aid r-ndess By Lar - h~~
tween the sfoysnsmec cItiea =. -. y.r-.s
Tlclrt. car 10 procured 1t tas Ne~ foz 40 LIr - -
Tekr. Office koS OF Dgsne 81, AID NO 10 o'O>A"''
Jerey City. BAssase checked arorsr, :, ,s s,cs.r.r
freight. wii . transported b.. seen New va On ~
Nth di.rsrh Any lnforrna.ior desl IN rezsrc e,o -,
obtained bv on The Geuera Fright Agent Of dhs
and Erie Rairosd Eie Buildings. Z. s. tAFfAN HAg''~
Freish, Aseut No. las Broadway. vL p.ro., -
No tr,a. OF ths ifAo CornaE sd rsT I. o.
Sunday J. A REDfAELp' SNP7''-
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-tor PHILAz
IN DELPHIA sDd the SOUTH and WEST' va yEiSsEI
CITYN. Nd Express line. leave New York at snd II az
.nd and s. II and g 70 % GO III. W..
Ticket. sod for Cincinnati (SI7 and SIS so snd sas
sai fDr Bstimorp Wsshinztou Norfolk to- snd through Dag
saze ch.ekri 70 Washington in 9 and p m trans. 49,.
w WOODBURY. Assistant Sc peIintendsa-
No bazz.xe received for train rnsss A-A
ked tnseu minutes advance OF the time OF earne
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EDwARD X. COLLINS, No Sc Wa, a., hsTYo'f-
BROWN SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
r g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Pan. . -
The the-e ships viii not bs accountable Tor fd a.
YER bullion specie je~ey precious stones metals unless b
Of sdns are signed therefor and the value thereof expresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

GLASGOW AND NETWORK STEAMSHIP
~ COMPAEYS splendid and powerful stesmes ssi A. under
FROM NEw-YoRK:
FDISBIRGU Cumming SATURDAY. Feb. H. a. II m
GLASGOW Goodwin. SATURDAY. Mar Is 81 l. W.
Rates Passage Cabin SIS Third Gas. found with cooked
provisions, $50. For freight n passage apPly 70
ROBERT CRAIG. No. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

Il TON, for BOSTON and PROvIDEECE-inland route
the shortest and most direct, carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt w. H. Fr..se In connection with the
sTONINfITt)N and PROVIDENCE MD BOSTON aud PROV
1DENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily (suntsys eK-
ceped) Pier No North River first wharf shove Battery
place o'clock and S.onngton $3.50 the ".
val Of the mail train which leaves Boston at $40
The COMMODORE, from New-York Monday wednesday
Friday from Stonnston Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday from Stonngon Monday "Wednesday snd Friday
proceed from Stonngn per railroad TO Provence
and the Express Mail Train reaching said places In sd
morning nes connecting North and East Passengers that prefer
breakfast desired and leave Stonnston in the 1880 train
for Providence. .
baggage accompanies the steamer and train through
each way
For passage berths freight apply on board the
steamer OF at the Freight Office Pier No. North Ryer 1t
he Office No 10 Battery place.
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,EPU UEGEMAN.-On FRIDAY, Jan.

+. NASH, Anconeer.
WE direct the special attention of buyers in
w want Of splendid HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WORKS
CART &c to the large and extensive variety TO be found in the
elegant veory residence No 81 West l6ths the whole OF
which will be sold public auction THURSDAY Jan. 81 at
lci o'clock This sale will afford housekeeper an excellent OPP
portuny the costly description Of elegant Sold
rosewood and mahogany Furniture at prices corresponding with
the We advise all those in take adv antase OF the
present opportunity and purchase their supply For full psrcu
lars Of this sale Herald.
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N7FW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
and HARLEM RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

cammepclns WEDNESDAY, Jan 9. la5a.
Trims d. not corner White and C-ntTes SevYork
ESQ n Mai Train for Albany stopping ., wlliamsbrdss
aud all Stations north.
sap NJ EIprs, Train for Albany stopping q. the pncip.
Stations oply.
s5p For White Plains stopping ., n ttermedis,e "a
tonA -.
T,Ips Leave Drpot cor 2s,hs.. and ithsy., NewYort
sis n For WIai,nsbidse, stopping al s intermediate 5ts
ll:S m FOR White P.,ins stopping u al intermediate Sta
tons
2Npm For WlI.msbidse stopping 1t al internedats Sta
soop por Mnerson stopping q, wlIansbriass and Al
intermed date Stations north
lop Cruton Falls stopping .: a. n.erme1ae S.saorA
$50 m For W,ansbridse aoppins .. ~ ia.srnsds;s Sc
aona
RSryss,Ss-rrains Leave Albany Tor EevYof:
f:ss N 49, Nil soppinS a Stations sbove sad q WIsns
bridge
WI J. CAHPBkLL, 5sP,dDso5sat