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E In tho Fifth District Court of New Orleans judgment has been rem dered against the proprictors of the St. Charles Hotel for property stolen from one of their guests. The de- fendants plead in bar to the suit :; public notices posted by them in the rooms and conspicuous parts of the hotel, to the effect that they would not be responsible for money, watches, or other valuables, unless deposited with the clerk. The court held that the de- fendants were liable for any loss, un- less occasionod by the force of arms :; that their liability was fixed by law, and they could not limit it by any public notice, defining their rcsponsi- bility. They have no right to require traveller to deposit his money, watch, etc., with their clerk. 1t is their du5y to keep honest servants, and exert vigilance over all persons coming into the hotel, as guests or otherwise.
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"OLD YIRG1NNY NEvER TIRE. ''- If the scene of the following itom. which We cut from the Wheeling h. tolligencer, was located anywhere ox- copt in Virginia, we should doubt its truth:
 We saw yesterday, going up toward the upper ferry team of four ami mals-a horse, pony, mule and 9 bull. The horse had the heayes, the pony was blind, the mule v- and the bull had r1 IT, provision for ay t,l3s' eno wagon, which was an -anary one, there sat Q white man, crippled nigger, and a tame skunk frallly bound With wisp of straw.-- The white man held the lines, the team held its own, and the nigger held the skunk, and they ali moved forward. To make this worthy of it's place, 1t is essential to say that it IS true.
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 l57 7The most mischievous liars are t.Aes' who keep just on the verge Of truth,
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5 t 2usIIless Guros.
NEW TIN SHOP IN HELEN 4
Take Particular Notice.

WISH everybody in this city, or in this whole section of country, who wants any thing in my line of business-which is TIN MING in all it's 'eyariations"to give me a call. have now onhand and will continue to keep . good stock of material and every description of
 ElanuRacGured TinyyaRe. which am determined to sell as low as the same article can be had in Memphis or New Orleans. Stove Pipe and other Sheet Iron Fork made to order. Also GutteTfng done in good styie, with commendable dispatch, and upon reasonable terms. Give me a call. RICHARD MOORE.
 C1FShop on Rightor street, 2d door east of IlargraYes & Kinsey's stable.
 Sept. 26, 1856.
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y The candid opinion of c. ?. R. James, Esq, having been solicited as to the merit ]. of the equestrian statue of }Tashinrton. re- gently erected at Richmond, Va, that ren- tlenaan .pronoUnces it "not only the f1est work of art in the United States, but one n@ fine ds dny jn the gror!d-one worthy fo commemorate a man whose mind was cana bio of comprehending that duty is superior to glory, patriotism more great than pot,nr >
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 Allsop, the fugitive from Eno,ood ;s sa;d to be in Savannah, GA. 4''' 70 7'''0
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VOLUME XVIII.
ArofrssiouaI Garos.

JOHN M. FATsR0TT, Attorney at Law, Madison, St. Francis county, Ark. March 20, 1858.
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W. B. CAM. J, E. JAMESON.
 CAV S JAMESON, / Civil Engineers, Surveyors and GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Helena, sRThGnSGS.

Dr. R. G. EDWARDs, Dental Sur geon, having located permanently in Helena, offers his services to the public. He will do all business in careful and neat manner,- - will plate teeth; insert them without clasps or springs, on atmosperic principles. He will take particular pains to preserve chi- dren's teeth by timely applications.
 Teeth extracted without pain, if the pa- tient desires chloroform. References can be given to the best men in Memphis and other cities.
 GG Office on Diagonal street, near Main.
 Jan. 30, 1858.
 JAMES s. PARRISH, Attorney at Law. Helena, Arkansas. Jan. '54.
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Dr. T. RE. JACKS tenders his profes- sional services to the citizens of Helena, and to those of the surrounding country Office hours, from 8 to H. A. M., from till , PM.
 He will pay particular attention to the treatment of chronic diseases.
 Jan. 26. 1856.
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Shingles for Sale.

S1IHgIeS TOT 0aIG.
 l WILL continue to fill orders for SHIN GILES, sent by the Kate Frisbee or St. Francis. Direct your orders to Askew's P. O., Phillips county, Arkansas. The Shingles l make are of the most su- perior quality.
 Jan. 9, 1858. r. NJ. BLEDSOE.
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Drs. DEPUTY 5. K1NG. tendor their

professional services to the citizens of Hcl- ena and vicinity.
 Office next door to the Courthouse, Main street. Feb. II, 1851.
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TlEeNzs OF ADyERTysyye,.

For or as asquar9 of 10 lines, first insertion sl m I ot each subsequent insertion, "h G0 G0 o,,a any number of lines under 10, counted @ oo one square, over 10 and under 20 eopntcJ soG' ''s TWO squares, and adyertisemenfS of or.o" ,'s lengthin like proportion. 'o'''s v greater
 , Liberal deductions will be made to rboso who advertise by the wear, -'''-o 'o those State, Legislative or Diztr;a9nmSs:; Die?'PaIEs; For County offices, '' -'' oiAecs' $I0 % For Townsbfr nfo,- , 00
 Coinlnnn;c5+;o-s of 2 % be charged doubleprice. '''''- -'.'''-'o VIII
 Obituary notices, other tbon ,;,
 of death, will bn " oEap ESInpie na- ai . ~.s, -- .ls..s rates Of $l per square.
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FAREWELL, 4 LoEd FAREWELL ,E.~ NOT FoREvEB. Cur rather ancA+ friend, Col. Jona c. White, of G Thibodeaux NJnerUa, retires from tf editorial chair in his last paper befor6 us-Messrs. Britsch < Leahy (awful names those) have brought out the office; papers, books, presses, popu- larity and unpaid accounts. Messrs. 5. < l., are the publishers and pro- prietors of the LafomcLo Jn507I, 0 very "Democratic'' and hence very popular paper just now, and withal something of an organ in the Lafour- che, as t plays popalar music, with accomplished yariat.ous,i and loud parts when it becomes necessary to call those villaiDous rn22gcaN0ns, "thc Know Nothings, Orphan Killers, Midnight Assassins and Church burn CTS. It is useless to tell us Jona, that "aftcr thirteen years existence and now on the verge of opening into manhood, that you have been taken from the press-gang by the remorse- less hand of death; and it is useless to moralizo as you do in vazad5ct0rum2 on 'life's mutations" We under stand t all. The declontion of your star and the death of the Goddess, is owing to the fact of your being on tho side of truth and your country.- Had you changed your politics at the right time as some of you patriotic compeers did; had you come out and denounced Americanism and taken the ground that a Sandwicher here, is by the approved logic of the times, better fit to oxorcice the prcrogatives of freeman, than he whose misfor- tune 1t has been to first see the sun light in the Land of Liberty, (and you may say "under the Star Span glcd Banner" if you feel classic) then 1t would not Dc thus. Our sym pathies are with you Jona, and if they can be any consolation to you in the shade of retiracy-take them with you
 free gratis. Your misfortune, is the misfortune of others; you went in to a new and young party, without calculating the main chance. You forgot at the time, that it requires years to become an adept, in the de- ccptiye tricks of experienced political Iaountcbanks; without which we can not deceive to-day and bamboozlc to morrow.
 Amerioanism $ too young too frank and honest. When tho inozpc- rionced politicians who came together at Philadelphia to make 3 platform, frankly said, how far they were willing to go in rcpressing the anti repubi- canism of Catnolicity, and the mad ness of Protestant bigotry and fanat- icism, they simply made fools of themselves. They should have dcal5 with tue subject, with an eye to the respect which is due the lgHorance of tLc nation. Farewell, again, Jona.- If we do meet thee again at Philippi, take this advice, change, De willy and circumspect and prOspcr.-Bat0n Rouge Comet.
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No~CLN~>~~@N<N<N<~ <~~N1>~N<NSN<~~>~~
 THE. .CAMELIA JAP0NICA.
BY VIM. W. FoSDICK.

 The Persian loves the almond on the -meads of Is The purple poppyis beloved by turbaned Mussle. The lily still is greeted beside the reedy NiIe As kindly as in ancient days meath Cleopatra's E
 smile. The Arab of the desert turns from his Alcoran, To bless the date trees shadow, with it5 broad,
 outspreading fan; Though landiess, the JudeaA still looks upon with The cedals, that on LeRanon have waved q thou
 sand yeaIs. And vor5hippinc, the iaul,5,ade, in ancient Hin Bathe in the social Canges-sleap neath the Ban
 ian. The Olives to theshephered dear in Italy or Greece As when the Argonantic crew won JaaOn's golden And still the Pomegranates levered, beside Alham-
 bras walls. Though sunken is her silver moon, and silent her
 great halls,
 Clan, The roses red and white, are dea, to every English And when proud Franceis in the field, the lily leads
 the van, As golden as it waved above tle mighty Cbarle-
 magne. The Incas loved the splendid bloom that to the
 sun turns true When rising OCT the Andes, he smiles on fair Peru And well may those in South sea Isles to ueayen
 bow the head. For that mama of Cmnpotence, the tree that gives
 them bread Columbia hath her blessed maise. from Maine to
 Mazatlan, And the century y-crowned aloe, aars the wrecks of
 Nucatan. Throughout the wide world eve5y cline, and every
 people claim, Some tree, or flower for their own-and I have
 mine-its name? It is rosy, waxen bud, as ever burst on man, Bright, as the wLitezt maiden's blood, tho flower
 of Japan l would not for the Spanish gen, or pearls trat
 deck the Khan, Pluck from my heart that t,lisman, Camelia of
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x @ The people of John-toW9 3t oF@ns0 Township, Hancock countv' oh'o' we see, are violently exercised Y a report that an angel from heaven
 Is made descent in that yici~itr % ha been holding converse w;tL b5m.n
 giys gf,s, This is the story (and v9 <,
 Derfc with the assurance that it is
 fdenct "''0 emitted to con-
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
i UHaIvALED IN MARKET,
WIFI IMMENSE
HOME ASE EUROPEAN

Yse reason VIII, . ma, By Nltnr., prOces.
.,:.r1 .1 and md s sTI ~ % 81 SD.
81 dandrud nr- IA and h-H from Tie srar au-ss
md n.s Ra sp"n sea. BE al. Nd Sa
vii stop sni hep u tom falling Of ~a<s 81 'fi ,"y
tn. vel vi never f.i or Scone cay hen rsssr,
reed The sol'vine ana Judge 'or your.s.e'v
hEssRs. o j. WOOD Co
GEsrL,sEx: Having heard . FOOD deal shou, Processes
HG0S h. 70 =. ,s IT, Drsnsce. ~aies IN COMMON
suea many persoD' hsd sssn' ~ u pSseat iei.
The been very 'ss.story ina; CAD
OF Others who nay gray but Do having my pre-
t1diee without nay reasons tor .etn. .as Az an ~n. 70
be-. proof being oocHar son. write this letter,
ah you may so. to any ues o sna IN S, .
Establishment every day.
..snce every way being ro.e and tinker Ana much
Henry JENKINS sol cao Booy
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb a. 1853.
PRoy wooD.-D<sr Sir Your Hair Resorsire has done
much rood IN this part Of The country Ny hair hs been sAt
ly iiipshins for yesr caused SUPPOSE nom shi burn
when quite infant have been using yorr Hair Re.
,orstive weeks ard hd that have 6ne bead Of hair
eject, think he valuable remedy no~ e1tan and
sdy,e al who are afflicted hat way to u.e your remedy
You can publish this you 'h'n' ''0'sw aib6IEroN
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1857.
PRor WOOD sir: Your Hair Restorative 10 proving
t.e beneficial The front, and also the back par; Of
head almost os lie II ac' BALD nave us-o ou
two hshpr, bottles Of your Reorsve and the top Of
y head well studded promising crop Of young hair and
also reoeiyins benefit have ed other prep.
ations without benefit whatever. think from own
personal eeommendston induce others 10 Try IL
Yours, respectfully, D. r. THOMAS, " D.
No a6l VineN-
bottles Of three sizes Large
medium and small the small holds ha' pst and resn tof
per bottle the medium holds AZ least twenty cent more
IN pro portion small reas for So bottle the large
holds quart per cent In proportion and etah Tor ~
bottle.
o. WOOD Co, propre.or,- No. Sl2 Broadway, New
Yorh fin
ia Market ST., 81. Louis, Mo-
And old by III ,eod Drlsr, and Pancy Goods Dealers
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From private letter, dated OchOt.l Sec, June 5,

From private letter, dated Ochot.k Sea June ),
1885, we learn that the whaling season had ~ tar been
unproductive. TIE weather was bad and several
vessels had sustained damage. The writer l,h' cap
tain Of Whaling vessel says;
Last night saw the ice break the ship Rapid
from her moorngs and drive her afoul Of the bark
Adelne. do rot know what damage was done,
though as the shock heavy It vas probably con-
siderable. The bark Oscar was stove taree Gays ago;
the crew ary stopped the Leak and she is nov
Wing under the land The ship Chandler Price parted
anchor yesterday losing the anchor and sixty athoms
Of ch AIM These but few Of the accidents that
have hs ppened and there are probably good many
of which have not heard. have not yet taken
drop of oil and don't know as shall this season. 1
hear of about forty ships that are just as well OF as
ourselves Some halt dozen ships have done wsDi
the beet Of them has 200 barrels
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Notice hereby rvsn thst the boy a. cI hs.as LEGO
(nshDs the spp:osh 20 FOX Island TSoTousFs' has osa
replaced.
By order Of he Lishtbos.s Boud.
THO. p GREENE, Lighthouse LISP 10 De
Portland, Dee I6 1859.
PoTosAc AsB RAPPABAsocE srvEss-rASG,Ea soIso Aso
HooPrRs srasIrs. cHEsaffakE sAf
The Upper and Cedar p Int hxbsyesses PotozAS
River tie Bo rs Rock sEyesss Rspp4saLEocs ay.r, thD
Hoopers Strata and Jsn.s f,Alj shtyess Tsrs ger so4Ld
Cbe,at,ske Bs, u. be withdrew RON h-ir stations n tAs
Winter between tie 2sh irst ana 5h January rsI.
TAslr s.s.'ons MI. BE- marked By stu Buoya
Due lsee Of the rt-r Of hsse ISvesses % he ac-s
viu be sisen- = 60. -.
nan and can ocoys lr The Poouac Jass kyers WI b
moved for tie Winter sad Spar B1oys assLiioted
Dus notice vii b. given q lie time OF fef4crs hose t2eys
In he spnpf.
By order Of he Lighthouses Bosrd.
JAS. H. NORTH, Llsl,saass Isspss.s' @b D.sa
E2TSet, Dec. 3, lsS,
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NTNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-

OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Counecns st NV t.snpon -ita the Delaware, Lacks
vtroa and Western RA-csa "a .. E1on win the Lehsh
Valley RA-lpsa. -,,, ... o..A., ,sss -
Leave Ne~yo-i fer Esstnr sre paoes floi rt
No North River 7: 4: and t. fcE soner'
vic by above trains and ~ > T. r. ,
oar EIab-th th trains on tie New
yr,ev R,osS which cave New vorh from the foot q Court
h1dt ,, ani IL N AID .na p m Ard Western RAJ.
rosS III. esv. a. "a no op.y For Lehga EaeJ AArost 81
ia u. .rSism JOHN Y. STERSsi sePesil'elssat
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NJEw-JERsEY RAnRoAD-For PHILA.

NEW JERsEY RAIROAD-For PHILA.
~ DILPBiA and TIE SOUTH and Wrsr' vi. lERSEi
n .pt snss i.r. IS rhroass rai,. .old Or lin.
cinns:s and The for Batnor. wssoson Sorfos
p. n .l.ins J. y %ooDRUsT. a.i.t.a: .-aasT
Ne bsg.se viii be received f tam unes seg-red .nd
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
and AS and The hsve Fiushins l. l., ,s;+i
land 10 N, and as and meeting nd e,easntnl
sns v .a Ss s' en- Smith
DEM VANIA RAILROAD
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting u. Atlsn
tic Cties With Western North Western ard South Western
.; Pnt.tursh with daily al pos the
Western Rivers, and st C.v..pd and s,nausty with ae
erect cheap and reliable rou' BY which SREladT can
BE- forrrdsd % and from The Gree, West -
FRsT -Boots Shoes Hats and Cape Books )ooe.,,.e
Dry Good. I'm ooI-. bale. and ,runk', Drugs lin lso
steoso a.d sh.s.ns' siirtini and
TictiDs On onsiDA talesl Drug lin e:ss,l '51snsF
Leather lin ron. and bo,-sl Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Tnfsp CIa.s-Gnvil. H.dva. Steel Chain. in }ss,.,,,
sses. Tobssco msnafd keep, Cis.r. o. Cot. nc i"0'
1orRTa CLAss.-cosee Fish. Bacon. Beef and
Porh lin easfs boxes Eas,ssrd Lard and Lard % cent?
Oh Nails, Soda A.h, German Clay Tar, Pitch i" D.
FGsD q bt aI, further notice.
s n os sas 'etsall 1s 80 weight. Until further
SECULAR . max the pssi,se Il. Penn.;lTsu. R..A An
P;t.'buTsb nj b. Sorw.Tesd without DETENTION
FsEs:a1 g wGn oR., Col 9suP s.,n ns4n
Ind DmesniD Bell Co. and Garter Jewett Louisville
~ Mss,um Msd;n I'D al, W. B, c 1 Co. snd
H H.tor how. Me- York aud No South William ~.
II. IL HOUSTON. General FREIGHT Aren't Philadelphia
T. A.
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The STEAMER TEssEssRE SAvr.-Ths repor.s tbs.
be steamship Tennessee ffOan Vera Cruz. wss los,,
prove unfouDiej. We learn from Mr.. Charles Nor
gan that che arrived at New.Orleans on the lith.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
IL s. 1853 Trains VII is.ve Chsphsns saticn .. foIovs
Express Trabs and $50 Albany Msl Train -
II:5 N for Pcrfhkeers-, e:+s md s.: - fof
Dobo's Ferry "a and S:.S for ans sns N
foT Peehslil ESQ The rocthseePsie Ssesssn sins
e. .-e Dobts fslrs ~ tee Nay Ssona Passer.
assa ChAnbsrs Cs1L CAris.orSsr and Ssss Trans
y Nev.Yort cave Troy s:SS and 10 % and SIS n,
- Alb.uv sbcu, is n.rn,es a.4-. DC lndsys q:
= 2 ANITH eupernterssrt
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CALIFoRNIA STEAMSHIP LINE via MICA

n
~ RAGU aAr~rsoan Atlantic and Poetic Ship Canal Com
pen, proprietor, opposi.ion Lin. at reduced proes r-s
Ess s.ess So" sn & ege e. r'.sc ss
i.s TIE t.,.: ,hs fchnn: The .pendid ';..m.h2 WASH
sp.sps'.5 sor the csrn,. By Nie.sia. R9a,s
S cav: NE hg PEI No. North svs' S.-YoI. % THu as
TO San JOAN d.. Mott. 20 connect at San Juan Gel sur he
S.Dc ca :h' TSe.e .s%, os .n.a1ps..ta
tsion for the oofot and ,sfty Of The I'thmus
route thoroughly repaired and IN good orfe and he county
healthy and nssrs Of transportation ABUNDANT
The Hermann should f. 70 co,D.ct susrsntee 70 take
The 70 rsafrna IN t as . s & Of he Company
TO wM. NED Agent, No. BOwlils Greer, n Y.
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for
~ m .s I s rs .. q. EXT
"a DsesmsI .~scs T Yy es'.sn sas GS%psn1'
TO en,sy p.,pse a Oh board The ASIA viii
sal sh January, ists cUYARD, No. Bownasrsen-
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-
= COW, pUBLIs BELFAST :as LospoSoERRy. and
r, The En.ss NAL vie LlyERPooL xithoo, ds!.y
u.stl, reduced rstes-The LIVERPOOL NEWoYokK .Dd
'on screw ste sIo' are Intended 70 's Is fOow'
CITY OF wAsHiSGToN y. SATURDAY, Dec 49,
h IAN Af ,, SDaY' Jan
And esb alternate Thursday al u eeloek from Pier No.
Passenger. VIII f1d hi. the most speedy and safe route TO IL.
Continent
Thd-ehs fon NswYo1k to any PAGES 80
Return tchs:s, available for SIX month"; %
Pssssnsers forwarded HAVE, Paris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp and all Iarts Of the Continent without delay
koIiCEThese steamers provided with every reqnsf.e
n The immediate eKnc Of ire and the suictett c
cipiDe 10 enforced with regard % TIE Of lights.
1or eizht apply ~ the Office Of The Company
JOHN u L DAEs WM sa Af1s
CTEAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BEL
CFAsr DUBLIN and LoSDoNDERsY. Without dsi.y .ar
n'hs BY any steamer IF the line, So -
EDINBURG, Capt Cumming ...SA1lRDA1, Dec <1-hoon
GLASGOW, CAPT Thon pson SATUROAY, Jan. z2-poon
RATES PasssGE-Cabin s75; third cl,'s found with
cooked provisions $50 For freight or passage apply %
ROBERT CRAIG. No II Broadway.
L'OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA Amer
L Atlantic Screw stamshp Conpaoy's new and hncas
Steamship UNTsvlLLE. A. Post, Commander viii cave
p. No. IL North River on SATURDAY Dec IS ocloch
precisely Cabin pss'se with unsurpassed aceopmSda'
iiors SIS Through tickets 20 NewOeans 619 So Mobile,
SIS; MONTGOMERY s6; Albany, Ga s2; Atlanta and Column.
bs e23 Macon 81 20 Augusta o. also to principal points
In Florida lowest Feiib oc per foot and proportion
s.s rates Insurance onehalf per cent Applyto
IL B. CROMWELL Co. No. So Wss.h
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Gtfamboats an0 Railroa0e.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
Il EAST OF WEST, should by before starting APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price Is cents The clear
IN winch The THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are de.
Hneaed enables the traveller 20 see At glance HOW HI
SHALL TRAVEL He will many dollar BY securing
copy. d. APPLEION Co. nponsnsr1
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare 81
On tri s..er MONDAY, Dec t. 1855, TTs,-s W. kave Sta-
st, Esw.Ycrk, As CLOVIS
sNs. m. For White Fans.
e:SOa II. For Wi.tsmsbrdge.
1000 q N. Mail train foT Albany
Il so q m. For " hte P,sns
$50 D. N. For WilEkrsh.css.
500 D. E..Por Milertnn.
$50 N. .Exp-es. for Albany.
400 D m. Fox C-o:on Falls.
800 .. N. fo- White Pains
fi5 o. ~. so- White Plains TON W Ia eIo Senue-sss
$50 p For WilsA-ls:EaSe
HTvRSSS-W.l ssave
sOoA r.. White F'si-a
Goo IN. .Wllit nsb-itge.
200 q NJ Croton Falls
T:ooa IN. Mii~r.on
f..0a NJ. ", tie P.hi-s.
s:lSI Nal rain for Albsay.
10. 30 q m. i..kmse-iSse.
1850 p m. White PADS
500 T. u. White Plains.
SS0p ra..Abk1y Ear:su
B:eo ,. u. .Wi'fansoIidse.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Robert B.
Dawson esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice 10
hereby gwen according law 20 al persons having os
ssain COWARD kELLOG6, late Of the City Of brookiyn'
required exhibit the same v I'm
the subscribers the Execuors At the on OF
Edw ard r. Kellogg No Beaver II the City OF New
Yolk before the 9Th day u June ne1t-pa'ed NOV
1858. ESTHER r knLOGDL
EDWARD r. KELLOGG ExecucrA
$50 fswsuT CHARLES r. BALDWIN
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THO BOSTON AVELERS-COMFORT and
sAEETY.-Tbe public informed that the Ola Colony
River Railroad Company have attached 20 the
IeIcars Of their road CREAMERs PATENT BRAKE OPE-
kATOR. fhis invention aresoy IN Of the bea
roads Of this conntry promotes degree Of security to
property It. Railroad Managers who
issre TO avail themselves Of every improvement. for the safety
Of requested examine this Every day. observation
groves that the application Of the bskes By
iand while 1t good be for Ordinary purpses Of
40 value the presence Of Danger Tl Company viii funisb
ese Machines for al tine Of any road and warrant them
10 snswsr .be purpose or nc sale
W, C. CRIAMIR Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN is& WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1852
CoInmenoDg November - 1858.
Passenger Station IN NewYorh corner 27h-r and 4.hav,
entrance 27t at -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
PorN.w Haven (ex.l; l?45, 2:+5 isx) S:S and
$50 D. M For Bridgeport Z tex l24a a:+5 (en
s45 and $50 p N For Milford, Stafford Fairfield South
port Wes,pot Ia - S$5 aud 80 p m for Nor
YAH m 1915 2:45 lex S&5 $3.50 $50 n. For Da'
rien and Greenwich, l24S. SIS $50 $50 n For
Stamford T. H. (eX) l?:i5 2:tS feN) S4b $50 80 P m
Pr Pot Chester d.ste Stations ~ +a SSa
iS0, 5. 80, $50 ?. n.,~,,
vor Boston, T. (ex.l 2:45 n (ex-l Fer Providence
via Hartford a. m (exD FoI Hartford and Sprnshel
q M lex i:.5 2;45 T. teNL foT Counec:icr River
Ralros I'D 70 Montreal m iex.e For Canal Rnoai 70
Northampton. g le1) srd i2+s m FOL New Haven
Ard New London Railroad. and 3 Is FOR honsa.
tonic RAJ road T. IT. For Ssiesuck Railroad sa AS
p 10; DsntaIy and No.wsk Reiosd a m; 3 - p: M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
0, the County Of NewYork notice hereby slgen 70 al
persons hsvin claims axsEst PETER O. ARCU ARlUS late
City York deceased, 70 present the sane WI
voucher hereof to the subscribers A. the Office OF ANDREW
ARCuLARIUS No. 81 Eeseyst in the City o. Ns",foE,
ssth IA, of Octob.r ls5S ANDREW N ARCU LARIuS
JANIS P HARPER,
~ ,.~enTu. Executors.