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n 80 Co. -. Va ~h q rear Bto-avty DANIEL
HOuGH Iteiiops,r GeDuis. and r~iegtey az snetoa
81 ~. ran. cod ,su 90 s'i hSi
TtpF nPCORArfOss. aud WORKS o. Asf ooH Asei 10
n. s,nfesoi private r.'ieSce % 'In. 70 sS,c "a
,.r p,o,txry and Uu,ersy y.ce on MONDAY this s.y)
49, % :. I ul precisely. The Solo~iog Il Partial DEE
49, OH nd. b.sined n the hoo.- VIZ;
t srNtNT ar. suites och Dinins room Furniture
. ,og.,b.r win al the Krchsn u,en.il-, .ni .ssst
on. Dinner Tea ssts Ivory Cut-Ty >ns.r wac, q.
tiis.s A. bei-rsng 70 the family
In tie PARLORs are Velvet .sIFt. "a has AID ;s;e.
r,.,ers. L. Window Drtpey. Pie, Gi.e Chic. v.-e-
- l,-rrs, lress OruAmfuts, fsniinxs tneravnss,
piohte ..',v Wort Tables Easy Chsrs Bootc,-e., Gas
10y one 7octase Piano, Stool AID Cover A..
- ANsFPS fne fssortlUent Of ~ I'd rO-eSood
"A ,.boe.uv P.dsssds Bn:@ais MS Conehes Chair'
C,.ts crib, sofa fue curd lair Ms;;re-'e- Bte;s
~ "a a. SSius .oi 6ns variety Of dsrabl- roOd. 10
u 70 mention Descriptive CATALOGUES on he D5rnins Of
,sle 81. coumences a. Il m precisely
'"''' " ALSO
TOMORROW ,Tue.dsy) March % a. 10 O'clock m all; hs
,o,. - tb. fvestory aDdst front reienc., No. 2iS
w.. l.t between eth and 9havs and near LDdon;ers-e.
m bog,e .up.nou.y furnished rou ghout and all in
TO-, order For M PARTICULARS Catalogues a. The house
morning Of sale.
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nENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD

II r. N ~ L
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting me AS s,
by continuous Railway direct This osd Aso -
Pttsbursh with daily lines Of seaners 10 al Ps 90 ne
ern Rivers and Of Cleveland snd sandasky with ne
eli ports on the Northwestern Lakss.Isnng me mSs.
sossp and reliable BY which fRLlohI can DC
10 and from the Crest Wed. ,r-cprpnu
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA Id n i1eo0n"n
rIRsr A-Boots Shoes Hsts AID APPS booa %
Dry Goods lin boIes, bales and trun.sp, pfus 100 u.
Tin boxes and baIes) Feathers, fuTs, Gc........;(
eRcoND CLAss.-Donssic Shooting snlftin6 IL ant. -
Tchins fin orsna bses) Drugs In cs.ksl IA. ,Sn
ware Lesihsr lin rolls or bo1es), WOO Nna eno~Pi W. ~
fnlD CLAss-Anvils s,esl, Chlrs On cas les cents ?
Hemp, Bacon and Pork ssltsd Oooee or N So TO- ..
fobocco, Manufactured, except Cels o,
TouRrn CLAss-Cofse, Fph, bsSon peeI H a. s.,,. -
Tyft IN oHsss OF .i.s , -. c., Tar Pitch 100 10.
kosin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..''''''''|
FLOJR-7 p bbL until further no;he.
GsAH-35c y 100 u until further ton's. ,-r s,,h.,
CorroE-S2F bale not exceeding so ~t's'' 'N-
notice u. pIr.s.,,hi. - mar.
In shirpins soods frou any port e.s. Of Pblsdspn All
teulAr " nat the package VS. =,
God, con,irp-d 20 the Asens OF this Rood
Pit;sb rsh win h. Forwarded without deteotoG 20,
FsEIsHr ASrSTs Harris Worrncy 4 20 IN PE,sn.,i.
r. Ss.s L Co ST. Louis; o. OH>nJ = ", T--..;ns
Ind Dums,niu Rel Co, and Carer Levers
Ey; B. C. MedrIm Msdsor. Ind ID. pf.~H s 80 IL
irwin Co. CiDcinnsti; w. Graham ~; - "
Ohio L~ech Co No - Klby st., b Toni ~ T.yr,, %
As,o: Hocse New.York and No 60 so11 81 go. n
J. snseder Philadelphia Hssrs~ Ao"h'' -
n H. HOUSTON Genera, Trish. Asso: rs %
H. j. LoMBAERT Superintendent, A'oor' "a
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I1FZV VANIA RIA Il ID
WY CpriT CENTRAL ROUTE ,

II. P,nrys. RArosd c0.n s5 G.er. AID cas.a
V.s 'q r I'd Iui.ye Ky Tee Hsate asd.on
is,ts lntar:pos IND To.do c.a-a Sc coaSe
L.r.,r,,. N,.lou ara woo.:e- Ohio; A.o VIZ %.
ra1lst bo.:. tron srG 70 Ev-ofeIns e. L.u-' LOUISVILLE ~
Cincinnati. -. - 9. A., fen, Alov-
mentioned psc.s e. tho ~es .., ,ro. ,,rx:.top, .rS
comfortable roue o-fwe-I tss Es ,TS 80 . voIus
IRON SgWYORK TO CtNe ma ~ , t-oui@h
reSu nv wax TO CHIC AGO ~ ~ ~ ~
FROM SEWYORK 70 81. LOUIS ~ 4 Hcth A
rNe 3 ow apy che i"3.s
se. hand Bill. IL he bo:e.s o. N, ely, - =. a..
sSr,s,S TeIss or f.rb>r .n!'rnann nsJ e hse = r
'h< 81 ~ h-''' - ." %. ks'oi Es-~ erosrvsy.
!.I ,AJ lSs. Ae
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 20 RoCHEsTEa-rbs ROCHESTER AND
GENESEE ALLEY RAILROAD il Row oeer I'D IL con
with b- fac CJ-nlnE and Ne~Yois Nsv.Yorh
anc Erie RAi-osds Srms t.rsct N N.w.Yors :,
HD,hester
The drrcess Of ihis 'o. :oseter viii the ,ur-o. IN
krt ahJ.3ed ~ he VIDE r--Ce.s BY e. iesr,b,
b,twt.p he above nspet cN-s.
Tes,ts e PFog,ed NJ Ney-Ye.s AID Enc R.i-osi
Tch,. Office, -, u Das-s AID Nc IS tiosesay .-c 10
Jersy CITY BAGGAGE CHECKED -h-ough
risbs viii BE- snspo-.sd bc:seso New Ia All Roetsss
wiz dips,,s Any ism1nSioa dss,ed IN r-sS'd :-rst
by ea-s on the .;.9sT Freight Ash Of he New
To,k aud Erie A. al yre bui ding, e. TAffAN En-
rr.,s Fiesai Agent No 81 Broadway
arp,sr RfDyILD, sss-TEtssj.Dk
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W. s. MgLLoR Auciioneer-Ohice No. 90 Princest., near
Roadway
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

IL PIANO-FORTE, and costly household DECORtIlONo,
AUCTION. TUESDAY March 81 a. the private residence
355 95th.av 5hst pcing az 10y o'clock De
cIpive cs,so gues BE- Obtained at III" Office on Monday
PARLORS consn rosewood Panoforte made by Danh,n OF
this cy ASu Carpets enght Chandelier three e4Sho
rsy carved Prlor Suits covered IN various coo Of
bTocsde and br caie solid norwood n.cr Tables Win
atuary marble top nafcent Etegere with French pse
doors buhl Work Tables superb French Msle 'ork'
costly bronze Figures snd endless variety oi chy cecato
French china Ornaments - -, -.
DINiNG-ROOM-Soid OAK extension Dining Table. 10 4
long .k Sdeboard Chairs sad other furniture 70 match
with tapestry coyeDg CANT Dinner Sets Of real french china
Glass War in great variety Of the richest tescHptlon
CUAMBFRS-RoscHoOd AimoTs, with French plate doors
roswood Bed.tesd Bureaus Wsshssnd Chsrs Ia maoh fine
curled borsehair Mattrrses Pillows Gc tapestry Carpets
Rugs Bedding, Oil Painting, Engraving. &c.
BASEMENT and KITCHEN furniture consist, OF the usual
yari. ~ found in class private residence.
The whole Of above furniture made 10 order for the
owners private by Of first class city makers aud has
been in So only ten months Ina order 10 insure prompt dey
cry cash deposit Satisfactory to the suconeer will b.
auired from all purclasers.
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A ~ MyRwIs. Auctioneer.
nv RANGS. BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale

WFDEFSpAY EVENING, March 81. at 81 o'c'o,k.
yAIJiABLE and PRIVATE LIBRARY OF English ard
American Boob. comprising great vsriety Of choice standard
o,is In all the branches Of Literature, Art. aud
si.,ce and valuable miscellaneous public atoms, Including
myy illustrated books OF Scenery Costume &c. in fine bud
iDss, &c. =, a.
RYGTIAR SPRING PARCEL SALE or ES0LfSH AND
AMERICAS BOOKS Several large and valuable Invoices Of
Fps,h Books are already aud from the
American Trsde solicited Particulars 10. the Catalogue
should be furnished by the hrst Of Apn.
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Corn ~ Iow..-Mr. Edrdge Of Lucas Coassy
writes to The Burlington Hawkeyei
"Gold has been discovered 10 CLARK County, in this
State about eight miles north Of Osoecls, on the road
leading 10 wintersst. A few days since, had o. ..
zion 70 Witt the place and examine for myssf and
am satirfed there is no humbug about Il. some sI
on his farm when be struck small vein u bk sand
ard quartz rock, which, upon examination. vs. 6and
TO contain gold, a. be supposed. Several shfornans
have since vsited the place and tested and pro-
nouncs il pure gold. Mes sre engaged in digging,
and average from e. TO q per day Of the presous
metal Arrangements have beed made TO open
two other leads which have sioce been discovered.
Great excitement prevails through this section Of ts
state in regard 10 il. More an,n.'
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MfnIal.

TX. l. A. MARCH Offers 10 the public hN orgi-
hs Nd iniAnbe RECIPE for the immediate cure OF Sat
khe kptworm Scsid Heed Bsb~rs Itch and I'll shin dis
sses IDS Iemeey has Performed Astonishing
olnay Gases wboh bad bafied eelebrsted
Ent.h Physicians spped 70 the surface and used with i'm
Punny Al cases To al suffering with these irolersbs
plants vii neose this valuable recipe apon receipt Of s. cents
ls made without trouble AMI :fns EXPENSE address
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GEORGE A. LEAvIIr. Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, March 81, at I'D o'clock
w GREAT SALE Of PAPEhS-PerenP;oIy sale OF suPe'
oror Papers comprising SuIerRoya Roya. Medium Den
Flat Cap Folio Post Note. The Casioze ctans
800 reas blue ruled Letter so white ruled Leer 800
ram blue rued Note Flat Cap 100 realms Folio Post
100 reams Dem Writings, 100 realms Medium Writings, O
ybopt reserve on WEDNESDAY, March 81, 81 10 O'clock
WEDNESDAY. March 81. at O'clock. -
GREAT SALE Of STEREOTYPE PLATES and SiiEET
STOC prsng s the Stereotype Plates and Wood Cuts
and the entire emandes Of EDITIONS Of the popular Publications.
Z g. p Putnam be sold by aucon. without reserve by
order Of lowell Mason IT, assignee. The Catalogue contains
over 10 600 volumes Of Sheet Stock.
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SERIOUS AYrRAr At GgARr CITr-THs NOTORIOUS
LlsHAKT sBoT.-from o gentleman Of tnss city, Who
came up from Doniphan yesterday, We learn ina.
serious difficulty occurred at Geary City, on Ins'sasy
come up, ct that time, 10 attend ball st Gesry CITY,
Among them was the ruffisn Lenhar. Acconpansd
by friend, be entered the room. With the ayo.ed
cstennipstion Of "brestiog up the ball. he
the ceiling, which narrowly missed young ~
In the room above. He then fired sccthsr ball
through q window; but finding that pistol shooting
and bellies be retired, doubtless dsgus.. Inc neat
scene Of bis exploits was Portsfs grocery. Aner put
ting hole throughkMr. Porters stovepPc, by vsy OF
introducing himsef, be walked up " esrd-.Able,
where ,eversl persons wsrs ;ng:gsa p,ayns, e'' .n
slight remembrance from the clsrk. be slapped that
gentleman on the face with bundle Of sYsppiegps-
per- The clerk immed istely drew revolver snd shot
at him twice. both balls taking effect in BIS rgst sr"
prevented from firing by the interisrencs OF psstes
stsndAg BY. L<nbsrt, Who wss OF THE time 10 the
doorwsy, again commenced firing, and sssceede1 .
tail about hanging the entire Doniphsn dslegetoe-
sn ides which, unfortunately, was mot earned ont.
Lenbart removed TO The printing once, who're D:
was lying at last accounts, with some LITTLE pr~pe'
Of dying. All Of the parties we're FIse ssss nsn,
with the single exception Of the friend ~no ~" 90
's'.o TIC '"H''"''" WI" Ist Jos-pA yoarns,. ssA
HoR.n TAssc.-ws Witnessed 40 weeh 90 Ynasy
a succes.ful sttsmp, 10 tame Q Wild young horse BY
n, R.vnolds' 4, va at the barn Of Or. Casey.
The bor.e belonged e Chsre. X. Alsop, esq Of NJ.
city, Il was .onel, foar years sld and never . bad
been rode or driven. IL was high srasg msoe-
.e,ns No. and entirely unmsnegcsbs in the hands
~ a stranger. How any mas cOaA undertake 70
tame ruch an animal within less than si' mcatns
was A mystery But the horse tanner tooa lam ID
49, AID uit6ou, The lie Of any drug or ehlcrofcm,
., anvil ing Of the sort within two hours be msie hn
a. stss6v a. any oil fam horse. he rode him and
drove him xitbou, any df oty and in fsr; could 20:
n,ovoke him into kick. The horse wac eompsefeiy
frnbdued. And not on.y was DO perfectly gentle 10
NJ REYNOLDS hands, but in the hsGts Of ssy one
elss NJ X. says be will always remain 80. ne
made TIE horse lie down at bis commard, ana "
low ., his call. He ratified tin psn nS1oh BE-
e.rs, trundIed wheelbarow srguhi BIO,
on his back ard suddenly spread a. o%o's a. =
over bis bead. The hope Old no; sppssi - DC o..
tu,b4d IN the les., by any Of these opSr,noas.
i wonderful n.ance 81 rhe po~ef o. nan oyer DC
Init. Middleton GIL Canss ta'.ea' h'0' -
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT County OF
~ Kiuss-wIILIAM X THORN. Executor. Sc, srrnS
FREDERICK HADLEY snd PHEBE his Wie JOSEPH DA-
VISION for RseE-COE, not serTo the Dr.
fenda1t JOSEPH DAWSON You hereby sunmoSed and
required the complaint in this aron which filed w
the Clerk II tbs County of KINGS the City Han
Of Brooklyn said County, and TO scopy Of
the said complaint the subscriber At his ohc No l2
Broadway CITY of New York within tw,tsy days ser the
vice OF s summons you, exclusive Of the DAY Il such
vic. and II the said complaint thn the time
ar,sad the plaintiff sction will spy the Court tor
the rsf demanded In congratulated New York Jsnu
sry IS 1853 X THORN Plaintiff aud Attorney la per~
The COMPLAIN; this action 6led in said County Clerks
Oars Jsuunrv s 1888 f22 lswSvN
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf--
- Connecting at NewH.mpton with the Delaware scks-
WANNA Western Railroad and at Ess,on with the Lehish
Valley Railroad. -. $500.
FALL ARRANGEMENT, CONT ~rcins Oct 23 lao7-leave
NewYork for Esston AMI intermediate Places from Pier NO.
North River Y Il N, and .. p NJ i0f SOinerV~ ~
above trains, aud al a p =.
The above trains connect Elizabeth with trims the New
Jersey Railroad which NewYork from the foot OF Court
lsndt..t. at 7! and l. and 3: % and p M 49,
Ps<eugers the Delaware Lackswanns and Western Hall
road viii leave at !. NJ only For L-bsh Valley Railrosd At
n n m .nd Z M. Join O. STERNS. Superintendent
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2. c. HALLIDAY, AuctIOneeT
DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable PEARL-ST.
i PROPERTY. by order'ot the Supreme Court = G. IiL-
LIDhY will sell az Public Auction TUESDAY, March 80
I85 al Y oclo X Merchant. Exchange the vsu.be store
property Nos 45G and 459 PeArs, Chatham
being Is feet wide aud 81 deep Also the store and
Lot Nc $50 Pearl being ~ feet wide and 81 fee. deep
Sixty per cent of he purchase money remain on bond aud
mortgage three year, Map be- bal a. the Office OF the
Auctpneer No. Wal -
TWO COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION-One
on the 10Th Of March, O'Clock p IN, containing two
Houses and Of Land in the center Of the VII
ese Of Westport another the 18th Of March ii 0coef
. M In D,nbury Village, formerly owned by VIM A. Bun
Vor particulars inquire at The ssug.uci Bank WesPo orof
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Jan 3, 1853
re,n, Leave Depot White and Ceutre Ne"fork:
ESQ NJ Mail Train for Albany, stopping 1t "hnan'bndss
and all Stations north. ~
s1p M Express Train for Albany, stopping at the principe
Stations only. a..
s5p For White Plains stopping q, oil intermediate sts-
lions
rnin, Leave Depot cor 9th 4 ard 4n-sv., NewYork
s:l5 NJ For WiAnbrdse stopping II all intermediate 0'~
o M. Tor White Plains stopprs all irerms4is;s Sta
aS M For Wiismsbrdse stopping At al intermediate Sta
tona ,,,L,In
500 r. For Mneron: Stopping 81 "hhA"'''i's' A ~
400 For Cotton TL stepping at al intermediate sss-
tOns q, ,.,..
CSp.m.. For williamsburg, stopping At al in'ennedsH
Stations -.
Ryrup.Ms-Tr1lns Leave Albany for New
1:H M Mail stopping Of a. Stations above and 81 hA@S
bridge. ,.,,
e%pu Express stopping st principal Stations only. .
IVY VIM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after THURSDAY, Jar 9l 1853 and until turner
notice Pss,.r ger Trains viii leave P.r foot OF Dusne fol
lows viz: 49,, .,,
DuNKIRK EMPRESS 81 63o for DLfirh and principal
int, me dse Stations. ,,
NAIL TRAIN 1880 No. FOR Duntfk aud Buffalo and inteI
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at 5 D. ID, from foot Chanber"s,
via Pieru ont Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p M for Nerburgh Middletowr and
intermediate Stations
The above Trains run daily, Sandsysexcep'ed
NIGHT EXPRESS :. D. u daily for Dunkirk and Sundays
excepted for Buffalo 49, 80 , -,
These Express Trains connect al Emrs with the EnirA
csnsnd.ia And Niasar. Fails Rarosd Tor Niagara Falls at
Bnshamton With the and Bnshsmton kfoad for
al Coming with Buffalo, Corning and New YORK
Railroad r Koehester Bend with the Delaware,
Inrlawsnns and Western Railroad for Scranton ., ones-
,Ile with the Buffalo and NeYork City R.roat 'or Blnso
Ruso and Dunik with the Lake Shore Railroad for Ce'e
land Cincuna Toledo, Detroit, Chicago &C. .,
N' s. r. HEADLEY, Assistant Prcddspt-
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Goal.

COAI.-PRICE REDUCED.-The subscriber
~ has dnesd the proe Of his Peach Orchard beh senune)
and Broad Mountain Goals the qualities Of Viii are second TO
in the mshe: Aso FOR sale Li,-yo, Ore sad Camel
HENRY REEVE,
come CANA and Center and Jane and Wests<.
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Orrrcy OF THE TIRE HAUTE, ALTON AND ST. Louis /
RAILROAD Co. No 10 Wllam-st New York Mach ~ 1852
THIS Company are now prepared 10 ISSUE
i BONDS for the Coupons of the SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON RAILROAD
COMPANY due k,b 1853 and Aug J. 1883; also, for the
Coupcus of the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS OF the BELLE
VILE AND ILLlNOISTOWN RAILROAD COMPANY due
Nav 1859 and Nov 1883 also tor the Coupons of the TEN
PER CENT SINKING FUND BONDS due Nov. / 1857, Msy
/ 1853 and Nov l. 1855 G. MURDOCH, Treasurer.
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GIatbinerp,
.yv,,yvshyA IONS, hsuT,,fsTN
sdklrn|A -, prsfwsy, New OH

J,IRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second
hand Fire Engines all complete ready for use ana war
rnntAd q No Lsfayette place
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a.. .bo rtest and direct. carrying The Eastern Mail
Tn. steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Car. Joel Stone, and c.
VANDERBILT Capt W. II. FraIee, IL connecon with the
sTOSINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON aud PROYi-
pENCD RAILROADS, leaving New Yok daily (SlndAys
cepted Pier No North River frs; wharf above Battery
pcs. o'clock aud stoninston at $50 me
arrival Of the nail train which leaves Boston $50
The C. VANDERBILT, from New Yo.t Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday from Sonnon Tuesday rnursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday from stonngon Monday Wednesday aud Friday.
Passengers proceed from Soninston pr r.rusd 20 Poyiderce
and Boston in the Express Mail TAu ching said PLACES In sd
vance Of by ample for all the early
morning lines connecting North aud Fast Passengers that prefer
remain beard the steamer eujoy nights undurbed,
bresks. If desired and leave StoninEon in the 7o M train
tr Providence
each
Yor passage behs state freight Apply board the
steamer the Freight Office Pier NJ North River al
81. cAr. M 10 Baft.
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Aiasi Actifn.
IN PuRsTlANCR Of an order Of the Surrogate. O

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate o'
Ae Ceanty q Nov Yort ooncs hereby iv.n 70 a. p'os
hsvpf claims Asains MARY STONE A;e Of tss Wy "
Nv-Yoa WIDOW &~s~<>d 70 ps.eu The ssLoe WIN
tbeacf tA~ -ubsenbsr he No II Chts, N y. w
Cd Nv Yos. nlr. tn lah day u ATll next-Dsee
New Yort. The sA day Of oet.1-r. 1857. 49,
of2 lsw6ulA CYRUS w. FIELD ESecu'oe
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Ct the County Of New Yors be IA hereby gyUs ~ FL pr
having claims against GEORGE CRASSA ate q e Csy
of Newioys dseesssd, prsssnt the with Noncbcrs
kersof uberb@r hts sore No liz hav IN the City
OF EsvYort on or bskre the 18th day Of July nex-Ds:r
New. Yort. ID. Sh day II January. 1883
JAIL iswe,nM ABRAHAM J. POST. E,eeu,,..
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
II County New York Sotis~ J. hetyby a.
clAin. sgAir STEPHEN A. DENNIS, se OF LIE
City York Jew elsr decsa pr~sent the with
vouchers thereof 20 he shschess a. the Office ~ NtRRtL
FITCH ALLIN No II Johnst In the City ii Neviors
on before fnh day II July nsNDat"d Nevlk the u day
a January lSSs DENIS " FITCH. w..
ia law6rnM BENJAMIN VI WILSON
IN PURSUANCE of an order of RODMAN T..
i DAWSON ..q Surrogate II ihe Comfy of King. Notice
4. hereby given according sv 20 81 rr-ons hSvss a-
sSsins SlLAS HORTON ate II The City ot broSEn d.
ceased that they required exhibit the with the
yoh.rs thereof the subscriber. the executor, ,he ~
denc. II NATHANIEL CONKLlNG N the town OF Wslsil
Orange County before the lSh cay Vi July beat
Dated Jan. q, 1859. - >,.,,,,,,o
a., ,.s,,y. RTST,vIS u HoRToS III 'cutors
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NOTICE is HEREBY G1VEN-That Certlfi-
cate No. 1854 Shares of the Stock Of ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, and Certihcsie NO ~'a<
Of the stock Of the same Company standing IN
The public warned 10 sell negotiate the above eerh
csta, he ttanser having been stopped.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N la& SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1919.

IN laY SPRING ARRANGEMENT l6OS
Commencing March Is 1853.
Passenger Station In New York. corner 7th u; aEi h av
entrance on 27thst 49, 1890
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK. ,
For New Haven % M (ex), 1915 $40 exl $3.50 and
i2O D. M For Bridgeport 7:2o n. tex.l l2:t5 3lO(e
500 and a 20 D. M For Milford Str.or, Fairfield, southport
and Werport % NJ l2:45 $780, 40 For Norwss
7S. m: l2:tj 3lO(ex) $780, 42D. $50 For Daren
AID Gf.enwrh 7:9O a. NJ. 1915 $780, 40, 5:2j For
stamford 7:2O (exD M 12:45 $40 lexI $780, 40 SD
las, $3.50, 40, SIS 6:Se p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston A. IN tex $40 p. teI) For Hartford and
sprnsfeld m. $40 ter) For Connecncut River
- Montreal (ex.) and $40 p IN ex) 10 Northampton
For Canal Railroad Tex and u a fr Houatonc
Ralr,4d q m. For Eausatuck Railroad q M and p M
For DsnbuIy and Norwslk Railroad 7; % m ~ P IN.
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cNOKING T0BACCO.-JULIAN ALIENS

,b,,. ,n,ly ..w and superior he fses: Tush Tob.s
bsf,s s drss ing-o en's generally nsed ssrno.
IA. ave tyo satisfaction smokefs desIiNs fra A.
Tor ,,Ie :: a TOE CU ~ s~si- D. - N l@ Vac,
n Y
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6ifGmbonts dnb Railroads..

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
I PORT s,d FALL RTVER.-Tne splendid and superior
s,sn.r EMPIRE Capt Jswe Ie.ys New York every
Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY A. o'clock IN,
And the STATE or MAINE. Capt Bro~u raves New York
Hereafter vii he REGARDED 'eoGred any Ayp.sn.
mill The same shall have been raid for.
Fsht Boston forwarded through with graf dispatch BY
a. Express Fr igh Tran;
Ws. BORDEN Agent. Nos 70 and II we,,sa
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IL ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the
II ASSIGNMENT hereinafter mentioned, notice is hereby
sven to the holders of all Drafts drawn BY SATiIER l.
OIL RICH Of San Francisco The American Exchange BANK
whether PAYABLE Of the Bank elsewhere OF
spon DRHXEL Co.. the agents or correspondent OF
DREXEL Co.. that they pre- requested to present such drafts
10 the undessgnod, PETER NAYLOR, Assignee Of SATHEk
CHURCH under deed Of assignment bearing date Dec ~
bis Office No NJ Brood street. In the City OF New fork
tie l4h Of Nay for reception OF dividend thereon
unde which ssid Assignee Will be ready to pay
that default Of such presentment within tuon
time FOLDERS Of sue. drafts will in virtue OF provision 70
That the sed deed assignment be liable "
lose the the pnce In their favor crested by such
particularly requested that the first and na
VI each Dra should be overwhelmingly M.eI II iSss
" PETER NAYLOR,
nh 1IoavThkM Assignee Of Sssher Church
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Gntlerp, 6aroware ano 1ron.

NJT NAILS and SPIKES, HORSE'SHOE
lion and Mai Kods extra charcoal blooms manufactured
by the SABLE IRON WORKS For sale By their agent MER
pfTT TRfhRIE No 50 Broad