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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10
fCOAYMtfNICATEp.l

Mr. EplroR Why do our Trustees re-
fuse to take tho initiatory steps towards
having the Chinese wash houses removed
from the principle streets of our town. Is
it expected that we are to pass another sum
mer with these nuisanccs in our midst They
are Just as certain to FIRE the town through
their car elessness ia handling their open
furnaces, before the close Of the present dry
season, as the sun is to rise. They rent the
shantics which they now occupy, and for my
part, can see no plausible excuse for
not removing them. 1t must certainly
be apparent that they have tho power
Then why are they not removed
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

HONORABLE ExIr--The Hon, A, z. X.
Stafford, the rather too. talkative, but indus
trious and honest member of Assembly from
Placer county, has caught the Frazer Fever
and is about pulling up his stakes for that
locality. When he goes, Placer will lose a
good Representative. and Yankee Jim's a
worthy stable keeper.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

HANGING IN HoSrY LAKE VALLEY.-
We are indebted TO Mr.. Whiting. Of Whit.
'ing's Exgress, for the information that a
man named Snow was hung in Honey Lake
Valley. Monday last, by the citizens, He
confessed having been accessory 10 the muir
der Of the Frenchmsn, some weeks since in
that valley, He duplicates two other men,
now supposed to be in the lower country
teers
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN SACRAMENTO
l. is currently reported in Sacramento that
q Democratic paper is soon to make its APP.
pearance in that city II is said that b. b.
Redding. and d. J. Thomas. are to be its
Proprietors. We shall welcome its coming
with pleasure.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

"a Pos,Es. - Tho gentle morning zephyrs
make our nose gay with the rcdolence Of
Sweet Williams and rosc buds; big boquets
Of which were yesterday given us by Mons
vienricb, tho generous proprietor Of the
City Garden,
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

GuNNasos's CONDITION. This unhappy
man Was apparently no worse yesterday
than the day before. and was thought to be
gaining. We understand that he has de-
nlared that he win make another attempt
upon his life he RECEIVERS. Perhaps rssto.
ration 10 health would effect . change In his
mind
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

Bio Crown ron FRAgER-O On Monday,
tho Steamer Republic left San Francisco for
Bellingham Bay with eight hundred passen-
gers bound for Frazer River. The Ameri-
can people dro tho most reckless ru.hers af
ter novelties on the face of the earth. Every
account yet received from Frazer River
even the most favorable, tells us tn t it will
be impossible to do anything at mining for
two months at least and right in the face of
this, eager. greedy crowds persist in flock
ing to Bellingham Bay where they know
they must remain idle an on expense until
the river falls. II the new dggings are
worth anything they will last until they
can be worked.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10
PETER FREER Chairman
III EFN Y 'NFEItt NHuIT HUNT
Oroville June 4th, 1858.

Tho members Of the said Committee as
chosen MT tho last County Conven ton, are
PErEa FRgER, Oroville;
JoHN BTpwRLL. Chico:
<s THOMAS DENsoN. Evansville;
JosrrH KIMMxL, Oroville;
r. NJ. SMITH, "
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

THAska--The Agents ofthe two Express.
Is, Mr.. Leland and George Lyman. are enti-
tied TO our thanks for supplies Of papers
yesterday.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

PAINT ir.-Why don't the county or city
authorities cause the new fence around the
Plaza to be painted Paint would improve
its appearance greatly. and preserve it from
the bad effects Of the weather.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

SMur.--Tbc wheat crop on the Nome
Laekee Reservation 10 very much injured
by smut.--Erprsss.
Yes. We suppcse SO This comes Of the
agents devo,iog two much Of his time to the
"nigger business"
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

MoNsrER SrnAwBERRIEs.-wch have be-
fore us bunch Of enormous Strawberries
raised in the garden OF George r Smith.
Esq We don't know their species. but
take II for granted that they are Of the kind
that attaias to the most gigantic sire.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

EAGLE SHor.-The Placer Press says that
Mr. Jno Lenigar, while hunting in Shipley'
Ravinc shot large California Eagle meas,
uring six feet and seven inches from tip to
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

HEAVY LoAp.--The Mountain Messenger
says that load Of freight weighing 5000
pounds was taken into La Porte by mule
team one day last week.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

ToPER's SENTIMENT FoR rur FouRrH
or JvLy.-"Thy spirit Independence let me
share
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

VIsIToa DKAp.-The Sacramento pistov
has taken its departure from this mundane
sphere. Well, We can't expect q visitor to
stay with us forever.
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Notice.

The Democratic Central Committee Of the
County NJ Butte. ishe~"hy requested to meet
~ the Court Wouss in Orovillc. on Saturday,
Juno 18Th. 1853. at 2 o'clock p NJ . to trans
act such business rs may properly be brought
before II.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-10

Chairman state Cantrai Committee.
JANIS AsDwRsoN, Secretary pro tenn.
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DEM SYLVANIA RAIL o d.


Ths PennsyivADis Railroad a. Pittsburgh With ras
TO and from ST. Louis NO. Alton 0hens and Chesso III
Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton. Spr!hed
Beueontsins. Ssndsty Toledo. Cleveland COuubns Zses
Mas.on Ohio with the steam psfkst-
and New 0iexns b. Louis Louisville sat Cinean'
nat.
Through Tickets for tn. Eat b hai Of the sboVe
mentioned pisres ia the West
Pss.enzs will End this tia shortest, most expeditions and
confotaa. bs>ween the Eat and West,
FROM NETWORK 10 CINCINNATI IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN ai HOURS.
FROM NETWORK To ST LOUIS IN 10 HOURS.
Fare ss low a any other Route
See hand bills in The hotels OF this city
Through Tickets further information b. had a. the
odice Of the PENN0YLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. Asor Hogss, Broadway.
January / 1850 J. l. ELLIOTT. Agent.
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CUPREME COURT.-EDwARD KOPPISCH

Summons for money demand contract.
Com dendsat You sre hereby noned and
.grrd 10 action which vii b fled
In h. oee Of the Cerh OF the City and County OF New York
A. the Cy Hall o; .aid City and copy Of
~ the sad complaint the u5rb< at his once No a Wall
street in .sd oy within twenty dys .ter the service % THE
summons on you exclusive q the day Of such service and
al 10 said complaint within the tune Aforesaid
,uiis, in this SETON viii Judgment asnss for the
a four thousand and ixsy Eht dollars aud hytvo cents
with Interest iron the tenth Of October. thousand
esh, hundred and fifty seysa beside the Of this action
Dated New York pecrmbes IL, 1857.
j. ~ BALESTIER, Plaintiff Attorney.
The eonpas, In the sS0seathled setisn filed IN shs
once Of the Cers OF the Cy saa County New York tbs
To- .--uh d.y Of January ika-DsteA Rev Yst. JanGsxy
1854 J. r. bAIkSttEh, rstntles AtNass.
ts!t iswswe
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NEw-YoRR AID LIVERPOOL UNITED

NETWORK AID LIVERPOOL USITED
~ STATES MAIL srBAMERs.-rhs .hir oora Po.n; taA
iine or 10 ATLANTIC Cay Oliver Lldrdsri the BAL
TIC. C4H Jo.r2h Couasoct ne ADRiATiC. Cap James
Wet
Thee sh,s ben belt BY contract expressly TOT Vovefn
sr.ios evrry has BEN taken IN tr consruccn
In their eaEre nsure stTrnEtA and sped anu NIL
somnoa.aons passengers uaeq1Ai Tor eesnos &c
opnfor- ,,.-x
TIE Of this fine have improved vs.ersh' oome AZ
spared unsk them Al s go
thoroaxh eHsmnso1 yss then proves tssl mos
sr5ctisD Jet unequaed- - -.
Prce Of pA.ss- from Yort 10 Liverpool n hrx cson
$50; in scoad do s-5 Prom Liverpool r. New iort ~
- guinea Al eKpen@a6-d STAINED to esoa sup NO
bstLa, 3. se~gred IN paid
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CUPREME COURT-Csaasy Of New;Yosk.7

y CLARENCE LIVINGSTON seainst WILLIAM l.
STARR-Slmnops- WILLIAM L STARR defendant :
You rr hereby and required the complaint
in hi. which copy herewith served upon YOU and
% serve the said complaint the sub
.cril4r Al his once Number = William street City II New
Yo within twenty after the service hereof dive Of
law OF such service and fail 20 h sad complaint
within H. aforesaid The plaintiff In this scon will take
Judgment you for the u four hundred and twenty
ia dous Thirty -ezh Is i5 ST. with interest from the
eighteenth Il June thousand eight hundred aud hy
seven beses and disbursements OF this eton
Nev-Yoik, June 10, 1887. HENRY o. WHEAION
Ia 22-lsw6wF' f1aintn Atorney
H. complain, above entitled son filed in the once
OF the Cleft the County Newiofh the twenty day
January 1853
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NC IsJaSD RAILROAD soi

7 OSG ISLAND RAILROAD. -frsins gong
Pa. L.y- Bro.slJn To- 0r-npsr. = m te oJS.s,o
at m Hem.3a ID 81 70 - sna H. sna tof
Jsm.ics at 10 IN. Sis ssads;Spa
PENNSYLVANIA RAJ l. X y A u =
il tn GRYAT JFNrRAL ROUTE. coaaessin< ths AlAIas
ca,es Western. North rscr1 sai SOL
By oontinuou, RsrsT direct Tina hoad $50 onn% ~
P.urxh with c.ilv line Of steamer, 10 81 POI % sns
EN- Pi,er. And nj Cleveland SandGssy ~rh ~
ch-ap and reisbs 81 which fkEiSnf osn 70 W.
o from, the Grrs. West. ,,rr,ptynu
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sa n oUH"h
Si5,r St.s'.soo.. So. "a ,ns. pr o. 20 c.,.$
boxes and baes. Feathers. tuTs, Nc .:'.'..., Nv
s.coso CLAs-Douefic Shee'inz. Shifting sni
Tcsn, (n onsn.i bales. Dru;. I'm ess. Ha'a l,5een.H
vard Lesiher I'm rods boxes. Woc AID S1oePt 100 D.
frkp ta.ss-Alyn 80. 1 Ias az vs. II 80. s5c-a,R
sh.PPa 1890. I'D srcapt C..r, or cut se. 100 b.
PouxTH CLssS-CoH--, f.h Bs'on Sect ana
PORK lin oasis boxes. Esr ard, Lad And Lau c-us
Oh. Nails. soods Ash. German Cisy, Tar f's1a' lND.
ko.n, kr.......................
BLots--r p hi Until further noo-.
Gsns-2jc y 100 n until further nosis -, -,
CorIos-s?N b.e, ~. seins 5' ~eiih'' unu 'if''
In hppn. RIB @ P9n, .a, Of rsi'fpS. p Al
Goods eon.gned the AGENT. Of this Road 81 Fasiepns~
FsTIenr AersTs-Harris Wormley Co, MsmPaia Tenn
p Sas. Co. 81 Lori,; P. o. VReiJ Co. Esassnss'
Ind. Drme-ni Bel Co.. and Carter Je~et' I<al''n,s
Ky; H. c. Medr1u. Madison Ind H. Brown Co.. ssd
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; n. W. Graham Co; IsaS'ns'
Ohio; Leech Co No. 81 Kby st. boston; Leech 70, no
3Astor Houss, FerYot and No 20 South reN'Iofn' :"
J. sneedrr. Ph,delpais; Asyrs~ KconA BItmsrei D. A.
Stewart. Pittsburgh. n.,.,,,
HI LOaBAEaT. Superintendent, AiooaA 70
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nle0ieal.

Glands SARSAPARILLA.-At this season OF
~ the year. when every feels the necessity OF taxing some
snepc alternative medicine. the eKts OF Sarsspa
ills will be found the efectua remedy in the world %
puriin the blood regulating the .ecretons ssd ns's tbs
healthy seton Of the stomach and bowel..
Prepared snd -old BY A g. d. SANDS No 100 Fulton ~
New York.
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IN
IN MORRIS pl,ntiA, agsin.t r. NJ. BENNETT and A. d.
TRAPIIAGEN observation-disclosures for money demand on
contract (Com no, servedTo the defendants above nsmed
You are hereby and required The complaint
In his action which will be filed in the office Of the Clerk OF the
CITY and County York the City Hall in said city and
TO serve copy the said complaint the sub
scriber Office No Sc Wsmst IN said city within tween
~ the service Of this you exclusive Of the
~ such service and fail 10 the said complaint
within time aforesaid the plaintiff in this seton viii take judg
~ ,eans, hundred and thirty dollars and
sight with interest j 81 100 from the third day
Of June 1851 S3i5 10 100 from The third ds OF July
thousand eight hundred aud y seyeu beside. the cost. q .
actIop-Ds'-d Iuly I 1851 ~ b. HOXlE..
Plaintiffs Attorney
The conpas This sco fled in the Office OF tho Clek
City and County the seventh DAY OF Jana
,rv Iat8-NevYotk January Z 1853 n r. HOXIE.
10 l.w6wt Plaintiffs Attorney
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CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver of
- the Mechanic. Fire Insurance Company OF the City Of New
York against WILLIAM u. DE GRoOT and ALICE T. hi.
wife JAMES X. MURRAY, CHARLES BURIAL, GEORGE
OPDYKE and WILSON @. HUNT.-Foreco.uTe Sale.-Pur
udsmen, decree Of made in the sbovs-nttd
scon al Special Tem OF the Supreme Court held in New
York City Oct 81 1857 the Referee in said order named will
public auction at the Merchants Exchange in York
CITY 9Th day Of January 1883 II o'clock OF that day
The following property mentioned aud described In said decree
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate lying and
beinz in The Ninth Ward OF the City New York being part o
abe land lately belonging the rector brhwad-n. aud yesty
en trinity Church commOn called the Church Farm and
Al spguhed the maps Of such thereof lies in the block
Roy AMI Morton streets Of Hudson street ~ TIC
~ and bounded follows 20 wit Beginning Pnt on
The nohery side Of lie Roy street three hundred and
five inhe. the formed by the ear
.ry Hudson and northey side u lie Roy street
thence running norhery and parallel Hudson street along The
lines Of aid block lie Roy and Morton streets thence
s,rv son said line parallel lie Roy street eighteen
feet the eaery boundary Of the Church Farm thence
along the thirteen feet ten inches thence suth
ry along and. occsped by the German Lutheran Church and
nsss Hudson eighty six fret iK inc to LIE Roy street
and theme. westerly along the nohey side LIZ ROY street
twenty-five feet inch 20 tA psse OF bsnns Terms sde
hnorl Oh :hs DAY OF s-.-New York, Dee a. 1877.
HOMER II. STUART Referee.
CHARLES F. WHITEHEAD Attorney.
y. c. HALLIDAY. AnctoueeT. - dli A~S"
above Sale is adjourned 20 The 1874 NJ January 1903 a. IL
o'cLoek AZ noon. st same plac--Dlted Jan g. 1873
isus Fl TUT HOMER H. STUART. Referee.
The ALLOW. .se . adjourned lFh Of February 1853, st L.
o'clock II noon IT plsce-Dated January ~ lSS
js20 FrATu frhls HOMER H. STUART hsi'frr'
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NemDprk DAILY Griba,re.
SOME CRITICAL DESCRIPTIONS on
THE LITERATJRE or AMERICAN
ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES.

PAM al bfo, the American FthnooSA >oci,i '. Jana
syl2 1853. by r. q. SsvUs, t'a
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CUPREME COURr.-The Mutual Life lnsur-
y .pee Company against Angus McDonad Samuel Bsrol
Cs.b d. derseve and Amanda his WIFE Samuel = Hsskst
aud Mary his wife George c. Hall. Peter Rsoer William w
Fs hid John GrsscspSummons suit k-Tot the Dernd-
ants ANGUS MCDONALD and AMANDA GILDERSLEEFE
You are hereby .umnoued the complaint IN this
Of which copy il demanded will be served upon you and
copy your nswsr g at or oaee No. )! a. street
- ~, Civ Of York within twenty days after the service
brof exclusive the day Of such service within twenty
dsy. sitter Of copy aid complaint such copy be
demanded within twenty days asr service hereof snd you
IA. 20 answer the complaint AFORESAID the plaintiffs viii sppy
10 hi. Court for the rrhe demanded in the complaint The
plant ed in the office the Clerk Of the County knss
O,t,d New. York, OCTOBER -. 1851
BELTS ROBINSON BETS. Piaintiss Attorney
usI.vSvf No. 81 Wali-st New. York.
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IL - NINrHR ARRANGEMENT

Corsnnencina WEDNESDAY, Jan. q, ia2
Train. Leave Depot Of White and Centre NswYork
s:SO IN . Mall Train for Albany stopping ct Wlsni'bdss
and all Stations rorh.
Express Train foI Albany. stopping 8. the principal
Stations only
sl5p m..for Als rAn' ''oPphs y II in'suslss 80
tions
Tain, Leave Depot cor essh.,. and 4ihsy NewYort:
s:l5 For "LnAmsoha$c' ""Ppns ~ AZ ots
us For Wits PAin, stopping al intermediates Sta.
nFOI wnli,n,bhass stopping At NJ ntermedis,e Sta.
tons
sNp n For Mnlsrton stopping At WLiEasbalse and al
intermediate Stations north
for Croon fsl stopping 81 al l,erusdia'e satons
$50 Dor "i-aAiss0''oss' "'PP's =" N'snnsAss SIS
lions
Eg1rEYIyc-Tran, Lssy. AlSsuy for NsvYort
f:Ba m Mail stopping A. Stations above and .; Williams
bridge.
SIN M ExpIsss stopping q. principal Stations only
WI. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- yort-CU.RIES r. CI'RTIsS ayans RICHARD AP-

- Yorh-CHARLEs X. CURTISS asains RICH ARD AP-
PERSON and D. X WEIS.-SummOns for money demand on
eontracCom TO The defendants above named: 1oh
hereby summoned and required 70 answer the compliant IN
Court th- City Hall in the City ofof New York and to serve
copy Of your the said complaint the subs bef a.
bis No in said city within twenty DAYS ater
the exclusive Of the day ~ such
service and Isl, the said complaint within the
time eorr said "a. plaintiff ia this sciOn will take judgment
against YOU or five hundred aud eighty dollars
d ,eygte with interest the 10th day ct NOyem
b Oh. thousand eight aandd aud ,y besde the coats
Of th. action.-Dstsd New York, De-. 1857. -
dis lsw6wF s. p. CIT ken, flantin attorney;
The and complaint in this .rtion were ded in hs
dsy Of December 1851 s Z. CHURCH Plaintiffs Attorney.
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YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
IN On and sitter TIL SDAY Jan 81 1853 snd until further
notice. Passenger Trains will leave Pier loot o Duane't a.
DTNKiRK EXPRESS 6:cos for Dunkirk and principal
intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN a. 3JOs m for Duakk and BudsO and inter-
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGERS 8 D. M. from foot Chamber.
via Piermont for Suhcrns snd intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER at p. H. FOX Newburgh Mddletown aud
intermediate stations.
The above Trains run daily. Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EMPRESS ut m daily, for Dunkirk. amt, Sundsy
excepted for Buffalo
Thee Express Trains Elmira with the Elnrs
Canandaisua Nisgss Falls Railroad, fo Nissar Falls
with the Syracuse and Binghaton Railroad for
Sycc; Corning with the Buffalo Corning and Newly
Lsckswanna and Western Railroad oI Scranton al Horne
Vile with Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo
AT Buffalo and Dunhrk it'll the Shore Railroad for Ceye
land Cincinnati. Toledo, I,esroi, Chicaso. &c.
:. =. HEADLEl. Assistant President
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
Mss WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854
CoNNENciyG DgcEMBER II, 1851
Passenger Station in Nr~YSk, corner th and iA Az; en-
"A''' 0H TRAINS LEAVE NIw-YoRK
For New Haven 7N, 800 tex j. l2t5 $40 Tex snd
40 N M For Bridgeport, 7sh, 500 M tex l2:t $40
iex y and p For Milford, STAFFORD Fairfield Southport
snd Wesport 1:2OA IN. l2:S 40 p IN FOR N0rwslt In
vich 7:2OA ~ 1915 i:0 $50 For stamford 7a 800
i,I u; i245 $40 (eI) 4S, $50 For Port Chester
And intrrulsdiste Stations 7:oa m. 1875 49, s;spm-
~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, ss0o a. teI $40 lex For Hartford
and Springfield SOFA IN tex $40 NJ teNl For Connect
cut River Railroad Montreal $500 teI and $40
I.I 10 Northampton. For Cana Railroad 500 Tex and
1s45 m For Housstoiic Railroad $500 FOR S,usatuct
R,;po.a 500 u and $40 NJ For D.buIy .ni Nor.Li
AAuO'a' JAMES II. HoYr Superintendent
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OF Tho County Of NeNOrk notice Is hereby given I" AL pei
.on. having cans against JOHN JOSEPH late OF he cs,y %
Newly deceased present the same WIN ,' "a Ia,b
~ in the CITY OF before the twenty TEhth lay
a. New York the twenty second day VI De-
cember, 1851 ABRAHAM " hsiiNoS'
a law6mF Ek"'utot
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IN DELPHIA sad tbs SOUTH and WEST da JERSEY
CITY-Ns ana Exvrr. lines leave New York and III m
sad aad n; fare IS; II and 90 70 kendnson Through
r,kr,s sod tr Cincinnati .tl1 and ep 5o and TIE West
e.xs cAe<lei - W. a.bax,oo In end p trims
.----~--W W. W'O0ehufr. Asss,ans Superintendent.
No b<,s vi D. r>sivI trHia unsss aeSvssl al
sssA u ssssa taastes a si' 90 a nas ans lssvtas
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oi,,cs o, 1nL ByTgMAS FIEE lXsrkss,St,ss 80 20"
A SEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF sE1ES
IN PR CENT hss been declared. payable fcO WI WIN"
tine the Tisn.fci book vii be closed o~orp s,.,.
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Gieamboa!s an6 RAILROADS..

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid aud superior
BAY STA1E Capt. Jewet leaves New York eveJ
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al ocicck ?; M
and the STATE OF MAINE Capt Bsyton leaves New OK
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4ococx
p from Pier No. r. r., the Battery both touching
ct Newport each wsy. .
Hereafter will BE- REGARDED secured 10 any apph
until the same shall have been paid for
Freight Boston is fow 1ed through with great dpstch oy
Al III press YIeisht Train
VIM. BORDEN Agent Nos 70 and II We't-st-
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IL DENCE. Sc.-ln si aNer Oct Is, 1877 Trim OF the
PROVIDENCE. HARTFORD and fI5HKILL RAILROAD
will leave Hartford after the arrival thsre Of the Express Train y
New York and New Haven and New Haven aud Hartford aud
Suiagse,i Ralpais, which leaves New. York at
SAMUEL MOTT Superintenist-
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Financial.

Txrssvssss OT,es-CLyysLlSD CoLvs.vs Mp Cas
ersrarr Ran CoNyAsr -CLEvrL AsD. Doc ~ iSI
A SEBI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE
N 1ER CENT has bscn dsasd from the net earning. Of ms
rpAay months ending Dec 81 psysbs 70 the soos
odsrs respectively and se tho Let Hsy OF February
stokhcds registered the New YOIt books will BE- pad
Franer book. " Ill Be closed on ~
TP HANDY. Trs'snrst
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6nClO ON0 WANTED-0n improved Real
WSU.vNVU Estate in Cipennah The property s en-
10, ar Cye rcss Ten per cent snnas vii be paid
1910 WM K, PRATT Co, No. tNsoa-G.
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This term signifies persas speasn; On -akncvs toegus
snUrsied ana u std sppsd In Cabs 70 feAhy fnpsels
e ncsPsels VI saaerssdsss spsnsis bsrs uaaS.sss
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NEW WiDH.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIUH.UAUuE w
IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER, AND
GENESEf VALLEY RAILROAD il now oPen and, In
netsn vith the Buaao Corning and New York and
and Erie Railroad direct roots from Nevfors " RocA
aaosded BY the wide renders By tas The desirable b.
Yciet. can be procured at the NewYort Ere Railroad
roie, Office soo Of Duanea :nd No lS Broadway; Lso in
Jerssy CIV Bssraxe checked through
Fr.ht. VII be transported between NewYo-t sad Rochester
viii d.ps.eh Any niomsson desired in regard therto
obtained by .n. on Genera Freight Agent Of the New
and Erie Ralrosi Buidinss c. 5. TAPPAS Express
rr-isbt Agent No 1873 Brostvsy
No tr.ins on N. Bsaao Corning ard NevYork Railroad u
Sunday. }. A. REDFlELO superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD De-
~-nber 1857 Trains will leave Chsmbersst Station ~
foows: Express TrsiDs $50 and itj Albany PAs'
senser Train 500 NJ for Sing Sing for Poushkesp-
ale $50 a. m and $3.50 D. for Peskskiu $3.50 Tbs
Porhkeepse Peek. and Sing Sing Trains stop at the Way
Stations PasAeDgers Chambers Christopher and
Tss for New York Troy 6ljs AID 1888 and Els
o. NJ: East Albany s. ! all. 8: - andl AID 6:lO
= A. p SMITH, Superintendent