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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

the Mechanic Fire Insurance Company OF th Cty OF NG"
Yot against WILLIAM II. DE- GROOTE and ALICE E ms
wife Theodore De Grooe and Emns his wife. James b.
Murray Charles Burial Eliza Ware smnstratrI and Charles
Abrathy adnnt John Ware dsceased George Up
dys and Wion g. HuntPuTsuAn 20 decree Of sale mad IN
Ied the City New York lon the 5ls Of October 1871 n
Referee In named will sell public auction al the
Merchants. Exchange in Sew City on he6ih lay Of Msh
1883 st twelve o'clock at OF tba, day theo"n4 de'cno
rel estate OF All that certain lot piece, parcel 81
and situate lying being in The Twelfth 2Wsrt u aid city
bounded and described follows viz Beginning a. point on
,hs ouherly eide hundred sHd distant
four hundred southesstey rsni the souihsy corner
Of One hundred sndort, secoDds, and kcvenhay rlnn9
center line of the block between One hundred sdoy lrsi
-, and One hundred and thn along said enter
i. .s,y ns hu ndred feet theme. southeny line paTa
ll With aid Eey.thAy until i. interests The northery LIE u
~, Boomnsdas Road thence u0rheaery along aid line OF
the Bloonnris Road until II nlrsets the southery line Of
Ouehunired forty .ocouds thence westerly along the
line Of hundred and secondst ~ the place o
h..uuius Terms made the day u ...Datrd t"b
1883. - hOhEh II. - Cahi IT, o..
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the MschsneS Fire Insurance Company VI The City q New
Yotk ss.ip,t WILLIAM II. De GROOT zad ALICE y al.
viSr JANfS B. MURRAY, CHARLES BURIAL GEORGE
OPDYKE and WILSON @. HUST.-forec.o.ur- sse-Pvr
su.s 70 Judgment deere Of sale made 10 the aeve entitd
ton At Special Tenn Of the supreme Court held IN New
Yori CITY Oct ST. 1851 the Referee in said ortsr named VIII
Sy 9Th day Of January 1888 a. Il O'Clock N Of that day
y. All that ece parcel q land situate lying ard
Mir. in H. Ninth ward 6ny New York being par. Of
h. and ATTY bslorsins the ec.o and vest
men Of Trinity Church CONNOLLY called the Church Farm and
the maps Of such part thereof lies in tbs block
Axsep Le Roy and Morton Of Hsdson street By b,
Ltt.r N and bounded follows, ~ St Beginning point
d. side Of lie Roy distant three hundred and rty
"a nd eve inches ard from The formed BY the
ey side Of Hudson ADD uohehy side u lie Roy street,
thence running norry and parallel 70 Hudson street along the
de q lot said hundred feet 20 The center
lines o said block between L. Roy aud Morton streets tenoe
said e-nter line psra 20 Le Roy street ezhen
bet 10. the saey boundary Of the Church Farm thenos
18th ..,ery along tho thirteen f ten inches thence souh
y along he snds oocsped BY the German Lutheran Church Md
n,. 10 BET inc hes 20 LIE Boy street
nd thence westerly along the Bohey ,ie Of lie Roy street
inch the place OF beginning Terms male
tnora on the day Of s.Ie.-NevY York. Dee. IL ls+1
HOMER H. STUART Referee
CHARLES 2. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
y C HALLIDAY. kuctioDeer. dH av5~
Tn above Sale i sdouned 20 The 18th 81 January 1883 a. 4!
oeL.ei Al noon .. same plsce-Dsied Jan. g. 1853.
;.ns u Tutf HOMER IL STUART Referee
M boTs sa.s adjourn "a 10 the r Of February 1852 Il 10
,no<k q .; Asme pace -psted January 10. lhA
js<p Friru % frsiS HOMER u STUART Heteces
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AEN-1Ohh ~ IhIhE W. hl'-t'ahu,i ~
~ Gilbert and Benjenu Wheeler az,ust Jas H. Aiams Nelson
" Graham Ebnezr Buc bingham John Buc kuEham BeHsnin
CHAM William Stratton, X. G. Kelly George w Graham
The Pc p F Insurance Co.. The Washnston Fir Insurance
60 and othrs-Sunnons for R,lief To NELSON W. era
HAM EBENEZER BUCKINGHAM. BENJAMIN III GkISG.
HAM WILLIAM STRATTON. X. G. KELLY and GEOhdE
GRAHAM defendants: You ar hereby summoned aud re-
auiredt complaint in this action which will be h IN
the oce the Clerk the City and County OF New and 70
serve copy your thereto the subscriber AZ MS
Office No il Wa.,ree inthe City Of New York within twenty
vice and if you fail sail compliant within the TIRE
sesaf plaintiffs this action will apply 70 the Court nor
the reef d. sIded in tie New York January
a. 1874 fla26 law6uTul J. BIZ NJ, Plaintiff Attorney
The compliant In this action fled in the oace Of the Clerk
Of the CITY and COUNTY NewYok the h day Of January
is5s ~ J. BLUNT PlAiuifs' Attorney.
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GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE

NREAT REDUCTION Of FAKE TO EUROPE.
yr,m EevYork 20 soutbapr ITO New. York from sosthamp
ton HAVE or Bremen: toa, Hsvre, or Bremen:
Cabin 30 First Cabin.
50 Second Cabin.
steense....:....,:... 80 steersse 20
L. D. Ludlow comm ander and NORTH STAR $500 tuns Ed
ward Cayendy commander sail from Pier No North River
a precisely, carrying the United States Nail Wis:
Leave New.YoIk for South Brennan for Southampton
snpton. Hsvre and Bremen Southampton foI New.YorL
ARIEL March % Saturday Aprlll7 Wed, April
These steamships touch ct Hsvre Specie delivered in London
md Pars. For passage or freight spplyts
D. TORRANCE. Agent, No. Bowling Green N. Y.
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10 ne President and Directors Of the Greet WeserE (Maiae
Iqsurdncc Co.
The undersigned, Committee appointed by your body 10
the accounts and report upon the financial condition Of
your Company have tba they have compared the books
with the condensed statement above submitted and find them
oorrespSnd sccuistey.
They have examined the loans made bonds and mort
CAGES ard stock coacras, aud find them most amply
Oufed.
In ressrd the bills receivable your Committee have made
esi q such suspended aud report the III
SSee "a hitch We hsye valued at +37 or about 81 per
cent or the dollar
We also think proper call the attention of the Board the
nature @ receivable ia which consider consists the
great strength Of Company they the but
days the matures being the goth day Of
March.
We therefor recommend that the dividend the stock and
The scrip TO paid according the sub
tted after the 10Th day of February aud that the
SCRIP be Issued aud after june 70 policy holders
All ofVhic1 is respectfully submicd
JAMES BENkARD,)
ADRIAN ISFLIN Committee.
II. n. SPAULDiNG,
On motion this report unanimously accepted and adopted
by the Board u Directors. 49, - -
- DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Secretary
Great Western Buildings, Jan. -, b3
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EeWl Notices.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-AZARlAH BOODY a,snit MILE ID. POW
Frs wife Of Edward j. Powers Edward Powers oryle o.
Jone. and Jsne f. bis wife Cosmore Bruce and - his
wife sued BY the Of Emms f. Abnm Qlercau The Me-
chens Banning Association James Jones Henry Jones Bens
Newkib Daniel De Graf, John Alien Jscob 5. Abrams,
John C. Johr John Tres IT, Jesse Thompson, Benjamin
Bsbbt Abraham X. Lawrence, Lewis Francis, Cyrus H.
Loutfe Samuel Wide Joseph Wide, John Braiuerd Henry
Cosg Daniel Tracy Edgar Ketchum, Lcmue Bauss, Allen
Camerou.3imnops for reief-COm. not ITO COSMORE
j. BRUCE AID - his wife, sued by the of EMMA r.
hereby summoned and required the complaint
IN this sctiou which this day filed in the office of the Clerk
Of the City and County of Newiok at the CITY Hall IN said city
and TO .fye a cop OF your the said complaint
subscriber his oc No II Was in The City Of New York,
within twenty days after the service Of this summons on you
exclusive the day Of such service snd IL fail 10
the laid plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In tss
will apply the Court the relief demanded in the
plant-Dafed January g. 1859 GEO BL1Ss JR..
j6 lsw6wTu Plaintiff Attorney, No II Wall Ct, n. Y.
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Sales bp Anetion.

A. NJ MERwIs. Auctioncer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade-Sale
- Rooms. No. is Parkrow.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
H FARMS taDDg hundred aud twenty acres,
property Of the late JACOB j. BANTA situated in the town
ship Of Nsshn Bergen County State Of New jersey will
be- offered public sale the house Of Peter Woendyke on
THURSDAY the fourth day Of March next a, O'Clock
Also a lot Of fine TIMBER LAND containing twelve
acre.. Conditions made known day Of Sale. TEtNIS
BAN1A Surviving Executor
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Gtsamboats an6 RAILROADS..

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
H. PORT and FALL RIVER-Ths splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewe leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p m
ard The ST ATE OF MAINE, Capt Brayton leaves New York
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
m Pier No s. N T., the Battery; both touching
ct Newport each way
win be REGARDED secured to any applicant
until The same shall have been paid for.
Freight forw srded through with great Gspatoh ~
An E1press TreigM Train. -
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DFNNSYLvANIA RAIL r D.
L The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cSe with Western North western and Ssea
cortiuuo1. Railway direct This Road kso 4
y,brrh with daily line Of Steamers 20 all ports the Wet
am Rivera and Cleveland and Sandusky With tesner. 70 a
NJ. on the North LAkes-maknl tho uiost direct,
90 and rh.le route By which FREIGHT be Forwarded
ana rom be Or, at West
RsTrs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH.
FtEsr CT lss-BOots Shoes, Hsts and Cap, BOOKS
nv Good I'm boxes bses and trunks Drugs lin ~ cents
hoxes and bales) Feathers, Furs, hc........) 100 D.
sscoSp CLIss-DoInesic Sh,ctins, Shirtins and
Telling tia original ese. Drut' W "a So rs sents%
Pelt. esstw ard, ke:....... '.'''...'..';',l
H R.on and Pot satcd Ceo.s n .scks ss centsP
qol.rco manufactured except Cigars or cut, ko 100 D.
BourTs Clle-Cofee, Fish, bacon. Beef and
payl In c.sk. or boxes Eswrd La-d and Lard
OH Nails. soodA Ash German Clay. Tar, Ptica- le
Rosin kr
Pfour-7t- y Dbl until further noEioe
Gs sly n 100 . until further notice.
CoTIos-Stg bale exceeding 30 wei1h anti fcrtAes
notice.
In shipping sG Se p.Eass Il. Penn.ylvani. Railroad" An
a ,snsd TO the AGENTS Of tins Road PAisiePhis
pi,tsbp1Sb ~ be forwarded without d. tnion.
TryteHr Acyxrs-Haris. Worulsy 4 Coz Memphis Tenn ;
r : s.. Co ST Louis; p O. OksiIy Co, Evansvils,
Id Dnmssn;n Beu Co, and Carter Jewett, Louvlle
" r e N,LiruIn Madison, Ind II. Brown Co. sn1
iryx,tn 4 Co Cincnnsr; NJ w. Graham Co. ZAnesvins
Ohio. Leec5 Co No 81 KnbIst. Boston; Lech Co, No
So, Uon.. Nrw. York and No ~ Southst. New York Z
J. sneedsr Philadelphia AAsrs~ k"'n-' s-sm'1s D.
~ n HGIfSroN General Freish. Ay-ot FiIlsIs2aa
IA j. LoSiBAYRT. s-y-na,snasn- As,aA Pa
J0vsy lst-
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NETWORK ard LIVERPOOL UNITED

N sTATk5 MAIL S1EAMERA-rtle shIp- comPodn5 uns
Line The ATLANTIC. Capt Oliver Eidrdse tbs Ball
TIC, Ca+t- J-sIA CoGsDok th~ ADRlATlC, CsS< JAMES
West
These shs have beo bcI ~ oontrs expressly fos covn
every hss been their cofs<1caon
also la their engines insure strength and sped and thei
accommodations passengers uoeqCacd r elegance sso
comfort
The It tis HE have improved vsertSht compare
and expense has been spsrd 70 make them Al good
the thorough examination sveu them poV-s heI u'te
q construcnon get unequaled .
Pnoe of passage from New York Liverpool IN h~ caosn
$780, In d. S15 Prom Liverpool 70 NewYort ~ snd
q guIsss AL experienced attached to each sb NO
hrfth. b. aecured until paid for
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
a WORK 10 ROCHESTER-Tbe ROCHESTER, AND
GyNFsFE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now oT.n, and In
pretou sth the Buffalo, Cornna and New York AID New
=, Ere RAILROAD forms direct route from New fJk 70 Roch
essI -, ..,., IL,
.sorded y wide rsn. By Ear the most desirable be-
.ve@u n. sbove-uamsd cities.
TS.i.t. car be procured the NewYort and Ee Railroad
Fyohs Once Of Duane and No. lo BrosdSsy; Also u
J,rsey Cit, Baggage checked through
t transported between New Yort and Rochester
ih dip.tch Any Information desired IN regard ihesto can Be
o,ued by os the G-ner Freight Agent Of Tie New York
~ F,ie Ralrosd Enc Buldtas or c. TAPkAS, Express
Tr,i.St AGENT No. 1873 Broadway.
No trains on he Buffalo Corning and Railroad on
s.nS.y J. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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i TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENeE-Inland route
the shortest and most direct carrying tho Esstern Mail
Rue steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, AID
COMMODORE CAPT w H. ESs1ee In connection with the the
sTONINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PRO'-
IDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily tSunGays eI
oepted) from Pier No North River first wharf above Battery
pscs O'Clock and Stonngon at $50 IN or on The ~
rivsl the mail train which leaves Boston at $40
IN. COMMODORE, from New-York Monday, Wednesday
and Friday FROM Stonngton Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday Thursday
ard Saturday from Sonngon Monday "Wednesday and Friday
proceed from Soningtonpsr railroad 70 Providence
Boston In the Express Ma1an reaching said places sd
those by other aud ample time ff al the early
morning nes connecting North and East Passengers taa prefer
remain board the enjoy nights rest undisturbed
breakfast desired and leave Stonngon In the 1850 IN train
for Providence.
baggage accompanies the and train thTonsn
each way
For passsg berths sserooms right. apply board the
steamer the Freight Ofhce Pier No. North River,
the Office No 10 Battery place.
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~ S. MOVES against the PHILADELPHIA STEAM
PROPELLER CONPANY.-Sunmons yor money demsnd on
contract tCo not served TO the defendants above named
You hereby summoned and required 70 answer 1e com
ILnt ths action which will b. fled in the ONCE OF tho
Clerk Of ID, CITY and County Of Now York ct the City Hall in
the City NewYork and 70 copy q your an.wr 70 me
said subscribers at their Office, No Ill Broad
way in he CITY Of New York twenty service
th exclusive Of tho day II such srVce sn
YOU fail answer ,he said complaint within the time Aforesaid
plaintiff this will judgment against you Tor tbs
sum Of thousand dollars with interest thereon from the m
DAY Of October 1851 the hi. setionDaod New
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK aRd HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Jan s, 1853.
Trains Leave Depot Of bite and Centre New York
$50 Mail Train for Albany Stopping at WllAmsbhdse
and all Stations north.
$40 Express Train for Albany, stopping the principal
Stations only
slyp For White Plains stopping al intermediate Sta
tons
Trains Leave Depot cor 26thst and 4thsv Newyork:
sl5A For williamsburg, stopping ii all nterDcdse St.
tons
:,o For While Plains stopping s. all intermediate Ste
tons
2aopm For wiiamsbhdse stopping at all intermediate Sta
tons
500 For Mnlertou, stopping Wismsbdse and 81
intermediate Stations north.
900 NJ Fails stopping at III Intermediate saosa
$50 M. For Wiiamsbhdge stopping at al Intermediate So
tons
RyrvRAING-Tr.ns Leave Albany for New York
To: Mall stopping st al Stations above and st Williams
bridge.
s:Spm. .Expre.s stopping st prncip. Stations only
WIN. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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Aepalork daily Griba,re
PUBLIC MEEIXNGS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.


MoNDAr, Feb. S.-Ald. CLAsCr, President, IN the
char.
MAYOR PlcmaRn's First reto-Fre Department
EIfrdrogance.-Th following was received from the
Mayor
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w - b BARNEY. HuMPHRRY 1 BUTLER.

The rontian, in the entitled action dolly filed IN tho
Office h, Clerk Of the City and County II Now oTk Aforesaid
. the 10th dIy Of January 1853. - . ,..
BARNEY, HUMPHREY & BUTLER
ale isvsyTu Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
IN and aer THURSDAY, Jan 81 1853, and until further
notice Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane e.
follows, viz; 49, :,
DUNKlak EMPRESS at ESQ m, for DnnkIk snd pfnsipA
intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN m for Duakfk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND IASSENGFRkt r. m, from foot Chamberss.
Wis Pisrmont, for Suf.ms and intermediate Stall ns
WAY PASSENGER at IN, for Nevbursh, Md4letown and
int. rInedist- Stations
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS at dsly for DunHrk, al, Sundays
excepted, for Buffalo. -, ,
Tbese Exres Trsins connect knirs with the Elmlrs
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara fAs at
BIND anton with the Syracuse aud BnShsnton RLrosf for
Corning with the Buffalo Corning and New YORK
RAILROAD for Rochester, Great Bend with the Delaware
aid Western Railroad, oI Scrapton al H0Tne-
vile viii the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo,
Al Buso and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Csve
land Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit. CHICAGO, &c
' 5. r. HEADLEY. Assistant President
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y. c. HALLIDAY. kuctiOnee
The above Sale Is sdjourned
o'cIock q, noon. 8: same place
JAMS f&Tutf
The sbors sale Il stjourned
,'oScck .; noon. .; Asne pace
isSD friru % t-siS
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WINES AND LIaUOI,s.

f,HOrCr lot OF OLD MoroNG AHELA w5fsEEy-
~ Five and eleven years old for sale In any quantity 10
ana consumers Nv gallon bnrrel ~ the lowest whole
sale prices sample bottles tc and ec each sent 70 suy
.r ~ The city OF Dealers invited 10 call
And try H. JONATHAN JOrB " william street
r,ougHRFrPsTE A1E.--BRKwBHY HsrkBtfsHsp
L iIT -rhe undersigned continue % msnnfscturc. sod
are prepared supply the public with the pale And amber
die and porter hosehesds barrels and halt oseis for ship
wing and city for drsurhs and hostlng which equh
not nerior imported domestic article offered IN
mis- nartet Orders received - heir depets lo warren
street York n Fulton street. rrootynl snd ~ tne
brewery, Peushkeepsie. ~ NAsSAh y W.
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BILLIARDS,

BII4LIARD8.
A MANUAL OF THE GAME OF BILLIARDS ILLUS
"A usiine q. theory and practice In simple and popular
q .Ss VARIOUS ss.es By xsss Fbssn Price s
" "- ocoSSoR A ooLLESpKR, s. Ann street. ~
RlIsrd palace Opposite City Hall corner Of Rernseu
.r.e. Bloosyn able. r.., srr.nssd room, N tmsrt
street is tables for play, vibou. betting OF for .His
r,uIJ1Rp TABLEs-Gs rms CORK ooxsIrArIon
has Gyss e sna CUSHION ss, r. apos
y Decse late patent Improved - S street.
DIIJJARp Balls, BILLIARD BALLS, BILL AID
ID bsIIs-Nsnufsc'ured and Cor sale By WIN N wELLiSe
DTIIkRD TABLss-or A suPERIoR oUALfry, VA
cushions uiuInss o everT description Also several
csne ss1s as.s. cheap Tor can DkckER Ann
DnIIIRp r1BLHs-pHELAHs TnPRoyED 81.
ID lard tables saa combination csshiona-Pro'scisd By
IssSsrI iss P.ss.s-sIsy
M recen, improvements these tables them
Ss r Ss ~. .s. 40. r never ss ss
obai.ed any billiard table sieueoms Tss and 7s Broad
-"'r II "'''f''''r'o eo cSi ma coILxSpxs,
RnLI1Ip I1sLIs-os All: sI.. A.D % .y.s,
ns TO b spssprsd spa e sfs s s.'
A rev second hAni tables fcr s.e.
TrHE UNpERsIGNED HAVING FTrIED UP IN. AS
elegant manner the spacious No, 7ii Brosdwsl
lover Genins hat sterel billiard saloon with Phean
FIRST class tables respectfully socn call from their friends
end he public i general on wsdpws-ssy ns pi sssss''
| THREE sUP4RIoR WOOD BED BILLIARD TABLES
improved cushions cables Of favorte View YORK msnu
fsc,urer for sale 10 hire applied for AZ once any u
after 10 O'Clock today, u fELCH aAsshhf' corner "
| Wall and South streets
| VVArfED-r0 HIRE THREE OR FOUR NAh ls B IN
w billiard tables, By Responsible party. haoress %"
| hards Herald once.
11p rUTrON sTReEr.-I OYER y0s sALs IA
IfO bles with elastic cushions WIN ss'e III NJ,
bic beds At reduced prices sndd second nam
bed tables sale cheap IN perectoraef Os NJ" e>s
4 them at GRIFFITH factory and varerooms.
| wTEAmBOATs.
| nay BOAT FOB ALBANY, AND INrERMEMATE
\ III places Steamer ARMENIA, from foot Of Murray
sreet every Monday wednesday and Friday alto cloch
| cyrxAM BOAT sEyPoRr-CHAsaE OF r1Ms-
- eesmboat KEYPORT leaves Murray street pier daily
snudays eScepsed at 4 O'Clock P. n, and keyport 81
s'elook AN
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ANY QUANTITY OF NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTH
"A ing wanted for the Southern and Western nnarksts-
Gentlemen having large small Tote dispose or win re
ceve their fun price without haggng seeking 70 impose
Call At the sore or address THUS D. C0NRoq; ~ Centre
street.
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TIE sre.i central route . ne wss. r .,, ,.
,o,ts For passage tickesor 70 coarsc tor fre
MN Ssv yors . any point 70 se sh,rs Nss' csn "
comts" j. l. ErJ1OTr, rs~s~rver sssnA
LKECH q Co. Freishs AsssuA
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RkriRoAD.-sxPRKss
III for Albany and Troy, soppins a. prime
connecting with Northern and Weatern trsir
bers street at ano n ~ A. " and o Y. ~.
me daiion train At 10 r. ". A. y. SMITH,
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OLOTHING-GENTLEMRN WISHING TO DISPOSE OF
~ their of wearing apparel obtain The hi9best
price for them by calling upon addressing John Murphy
bO7 Pearl street
VAST OFF CLOTHING wANTED.-LADIEs OR DEN.
~ uenen having any of the 70 dispose obtain
cash price by sendng for the subscrber his resdence
Elm street. N. Blades attended TO BY Mrs y.
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bers street at am N ~ A. " and r. ~;
me dsiion train Al 10 r. ". A. y. SMITH
NEN YORK AND HARLEs RAN
IN srRIre lRRtNcxy
Commencing Monde-
Trains leave the depot. eornero
1904. NJ Mall train stoppin,
stations north.
sisP. n For White risins' o.
statona =. -
Trains leave the depot corner
yonrth avenue. New YORK.,
sOAM. wiuiamsbridge us
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0'i ii1A.G White Plains train,
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1oP.M white Plains train, al
sGOP NJ Dover Plains train, stJ
and ali stations north
s90P.M wiliamsbrdge train.
date st&npna
s.i5P. NJ White Pisns train s'cpt
Returning, trains leave Albany 70
1A5 AN Mall train, stopping N Al
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