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NEW FLouRLMr. Hughsou. who now has ohsree
Of the steam four mill. has sent us . sample OF the
new grinding. 1t is : choice article, and better tnan
ve have ever seen from the first weeks grlnding N
former years. No finer -four can be asked noe 'nA1
what is now produced at this mill.
A DAsHAwAY LDcruRE--We learn that hev. r''
a. Reckv;th. will deliver an address by special re-
quest, before the Honolulu Dashaway Assoc,a.'on
some time next week. The occasion VIII douOuess
draw out q large audience.
~ The bark which arrived off the port yesterday
was the On,card from Jarvis Island, bound 10 San
Francisco. She merely touched to leave letters u
proceeded ON her voyage same day. without ancnor-
ing. - Conta;n
Iovett. of the Yankee, Messrs. M'Ruer & Merrill
& w. Brooks. W. F. Ladd, and J. w. Sullivan, for
favors in the news line.
~ The schooner which passed this port on
Wednesday Of last week, was the Rosaltha' capt
Lassen, Is days from San Francisco, bound to 1onn-
sons Island.
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9t@ 9abrtissu.nt,.

FOE SALE TO ApS5
BY THE usDrsslcs mAR
THE CARGO OF THE A BRl,..
"Hu"Phrey NJ
ls4 tons measurement sois ,Om
cHELLEw, MASTER
CALLED FROM LIyERpoo,
- consisting Of n
Dry Goods.
Blue c~ottons, white cottons, sunsrsu
assorted prints, two blue prints. Twt.
yellos prints, plain Turkey r.a ~ :
hams, French lawns, moIe:Lin. 80 4
plain and fancy silks, yicfors rs
furniture prints, cotton e."
cotton handkerchief. nr;n,-
bordered Handkerchief
vaienciennes hand.
kerchiefs, Tur.
key red do.
LINEN
CAMBRIA
handkerchief
denims. riding hatsL
cotton umbrellas IN.
umbrellas, sewing cotton hin.
and scarlet serge shirts. pIo -.
alpaca coats, mosquito netting l.ss
,rs-;nns .,n.cas Main and e. oisnkets, nisj
cloths, iadies' straw hats, brown cotton I SsT i
mems felt hats, silk handkerchief. supersns,sse -
shepherd's piaid, due twiiied flannel, plain ~
nannei, grey WOODEN wrappers, mems wooden h- =
shirts, cotton trouserinas, printed musins, & =
Liuuors.
cases Geneva. Old Tom Gin s.o.,, M.
pale Coonac- pale shsrrr r.. "nssJ, M
po,.rr I'm 90 fn
Doii1IO ALE n P0RfR
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The Honolulu D8o0mWoyA
The following are the Preamble. Pledge and Con-
st;tut;on of the Society, adopted on the 10th
N. !. .,,ner. 10 a con of the annexed Pledge, do hereby
form ourselves into an association under the name ana I'VE
Of the a nTS ! a Constitution for the support Of which we
mutually pledge ourselves
PLEDGE OF THE HONOLULU DAsHAwAYs.
We. the undersigned, do hereby pledge ourselves, each 70 the
.nr;tuoos drink. or Intoxicating beverage, including also wines,
ale, beer and porter, during such space Of time as is anaxed !" our
For { the faithful performances of which, we pledge our honors.
CONSTITUTION.
The name and style of this Association shah be the
ART. 2. The onicers of the Association shall consist Of .
Art. 5. The officers shall be elected emi-annuan E,.l July
and January. Each officer to he nominated, and elected sepa.
rateIy, by ballot. The officer elected must receive a majority o
Arr. 4. The President, when present, shall preside at all
meetings of the Association; in his Absence the Sice-Pres'den'
ART. S. The Secretary shall have charge Of all books and
papers belonging 3 on mss, to the and a, DeSsarm such !. other writings dittifR as the
Association may require. .,.u 49, ors .ceo,nt Of II,
r,o AsS, o. Received. and from whom. He shall deposit the same
in a place of safety, and shall not pay any moneys of Of the
treasury, except BY vote of the Association, and a voucher from
Il Ar. :. The Committee of Vigilance shall investigate the
report Of any member having broken his pledge-and should
they find such to be the case, they shall report the case fully 70
ART. s. The presiding officer shall, at the request of I've
members. cali special meetings Of the Association, and cause the
Secretary to give due notice Of the same.
ART. Q. Each and every member shall pay the SUM OF nifty
cents per month Of dues
ART. 10. No member shall be reprimanded, suspended or
expelled, without having an opportunity Of defending himself.
and not witheut the sanction Of two-thirds Of those present.
ART. IL. In private business of the Association. as in article
10, or in any business exclusively private, none hut members
shall be allowed to he present.
ART. IL. All meetings shall be conducted with order and
decorum. No member shall be allowed to speak but twice on
M motion. except by permission Of the meeting no member
shall be interrupted when speaking, except by being called to
order, which he is liable to II violating the usual rules Of debate.
Arr. 10. The Regular Meetings OF this Association shall be
held on each Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock, when If one-fourth Of
the members are present they shall constitute a legal quorum
for the transaction Of business
ART. Il. This Constitution may be altered or amended, pro
yided one weeks notice, setting forth in full the proposed alter
alton, be given, and at the following meeting, ~two-thirds Of those
present vote In favor Of the same.
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VESSELS IN PORTJULY 81.

Am ship Phantom, Peterson, unloading.
Am bark Yankee, Lovett, up for San Francisco.
British bark 0restes, Mason, repairing.
CoAsrEEs-Ramoi, Kalama, Margaret, Warwick and Keka
nohi-
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~4..x
z1een 60 - v--s- non Boston and eeIk rss-
veh ersos a neehanatse, has i'm
mos.I- 0seeces ,ooong has
ueoe hosevss, - ben exceedingly
popoqa0n shestng no deposition 70 buy, the
snsen y no doubt ascarcty Of money among
teeonAose % uppus lat the stock Of
esen ssso1ss circulated sneps them By the foreign
18Aoen M and spsing ssason4 h nov nearly or quite
"sDee9. There are natives Who hard their money. but gen.
ssnysAy pant With q veg soon afer receiving it, either to
6pOurnefh~A h~es q q buv c,oebiDr and the
eo~nnds 0EA
Ne ~ nan hroueht 3uxo,cee n not a N. eoo,. ~ NJ
ee M = ~ pxt hum R..e.rn Amer,-,n ana ruror..,
prh- asnp,s q moa, b. -. b.rt r m,Icae,, from
N0mbm1 HsuYkvev MELON from Iiverpool ver also "a
odvo1, nnd bxps mIs W. ease1ed fnmt their ato ar
nvNs neassx esmrpn. % .eur. cboi,. n.tsen. ~ ,r;nt,
- - ma o1w cooas IL. p.v~ b.n~e - ,o.;.~, ,.. In
n20sA 49, tnn~c4sm. .~ .t,;rIv niv,,. ana = ~
wahs % i've even an outline Of The price obtained
500 anr,SO = mint. rrce;v,d - !. cho..s., :. has.
ownn - nvAsf - a n ,s<hin. mo, - v.,.,.
~, - - - ~ ..s-~ :. ! |. 80. 70
z@zsoMs0n 49, - -, uanuf,ctu,.s 20 o,ser srmr ..,.,n.
- a 9d hxSnesd % Kurooe bv the imno,t,r vho-.
waIr ~. e,.h. o. -. = -. ... an @-.
Nndyn
n-&e iavt- firm :, p.n.s~n.-
~ % shipuene. Of our ,.n.. ,.I,nd 1910. ct onv
- ~au "a - - - x-.r
go, ouos.s... m an. ho-.~-r ,,,,.
- vssh M !. nr,s.bnT,v !. ~ .h.u .nn h.v.
e0 bpdt er ow domestic ,unprx. a the ganalei stat. vim
1H1 % X entirely, owing 70 ne onsht'
onAsshsh figure at San Francisco than in former years
oh season- Those taken over by the Fankee sold for SIC
s0D absut - per bbL A re anticipated some weeks ago,
Fospbs pusu shows An advance, which We judge IL likely to
-. = ne demand for IL is steady, and it has an increasing
posposss hr which h u used Our usual
~ = nend below
e"n sA'0 shvef n eoad-
n'n ~ 'n-' cay
---- - sn 'uS'
- ."seu on a ON % oAss
- ~ NC H""s
- - s.m,E. rSs"s. p'o"~Dv
S.a-s., m. = 49,. r~' +" w. ""'
august
gun rom
1900 Cos Agent, at the rate Of IS per ton, to load
- JaRvb Is1nnd- At the rate this guano was selling in Boston
sna Ne~ Yot ($s2 q $50 h viii pay her a handsome freight.
m rur.- r~.;v-d !. n~r.;v -, - -~-%
Sreeise 'nA' oof tormeT ~vnsman
hWs x,en, -, hD established himself In the commission
- bOznsu In Bosom, under the Arm of Thaver BRIGHAM 4 Field
rhdx sa vu be sund I'm .nosh-r .o,,nn
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HEH0NoLULp ACE CONTAIN, nav
hsssansr sopPsy = ys5s -
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vncu Sac YRAxcrsco-Pu YANKEE, JULY IL
uUm1v@9 pipes Opiun-3 boxes.
0n6-116 c. aud - bhlo- Oysfers-10 c.
U01o-1 ene- Oafs-60 bags-
-cnD4- tPreserves-1 c.
CWUmV-3 p1EL Perfumery-2a
CMO-0 saddleS|1 c.
CDW-3o Soda ash-l cask-
00uHnR 0unky-1o nestsL Shoes c.
0GW1o-100 Stationery-o
e1eoG-10 Straw hats-1o
CAnmpape-10 pkcL Shineles-25O,o Geo.
IUueko-3o Sheus-1 c.
mfD=1a Silver trunpet-1 c.
M-ekfn-10 tfn9. soap-1 bxs-
C. oflvxy-92O0o. eash-2 bndls-
c. 100. Toy@1 6.
Do Euts-4so Tea-6 chests
0Oe1csses lin piate-ll bu.
UwduM-knw4- Tohacco-1S c.
ym-1ootuu- Wine-2 or cSss, and o..
- uu1Enr6e1y687 pkgB- Wrappinz paper 2 bales.
No. - ouv.ezc ~value-S30yOo0.
rT -. PASSENGERS.
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ARRIVALS.
0hnbg. In route for Sydney, ieaxing-
N-An ~ Yankee, Loveft, il ds I'm San Francisco, With
s. a. N aBro - pao.ngers % ID. G. Waterman & Co.
1A6oA Mdkdki, Han, FIN Kahuiui, with wheat, sugar
a1 monaeR
16SeA Nasy, Derfu, I'm Kavaihae, With cattle, sheep and
<@ pro6u
W-0ch xeknnk1ohi, Narrhant, I'm KoR, Hawaii
ze4b Kand. wilbur, from K2hului ssd Lahaina, with
- bubeh Of wheat
xnAA hnns, from Huo, with 20 tons sugar and
-An1o 0.g.rd, Enery, 90 days from Melbourne via
yuv1 EdeaDd, - days, bound 70 San Francisco.
01D11mme day.
xt DEPARTURES.
1a1v IA = vtsory, Gasdener, for Jarvis Island.
168h k&a. Ansouio, for Kauai.
1o-Bfg Agnte, Green, fog McKean's Island
1e-ech Hoikdki, HAnL for Kahului-
X1o-8ch Nazia, Mn1sno. Cor Maui
1D-SeA Masy, D9Ein, kr KavaihaeL
IMPORTS.
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JUST Received Ex ~
- quality. For fale By A y
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HOUSE PAPER. u
a LARGE ~AsSoRIM :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

from tee scbse Of heipg pilosd before The eyes no
county 81 nan vhoss wife proved fsahless TO him
this BE- Dever can escspe; We zee not teat 10 can
hope ever 10 ou,hve il; and nc CAIRO. indeed WA
that he shcue.
But, While We speak tins Of bin the slayer, Ne have
only lssson Of simonon 20 crsv, hardly one Of re-
gre', from the death OF the slain. nan OF the age
and position VI Nj Key, With Children around n srd
the memory Of their deceased mother 70 de.ais him.
GER aiDly, one would think from snch forms Of an-u
Re uses his powers ana A. ais bins II the cpportu
Kites Sf1fced by the INSCRIPTIONS fricodship Of
another 10 cary tee blight and CONTAINS alton Of lust
into household other~lse h.ppy-an5 then, as t 10
said even boasts Fl his success 10 the chi min al amour
he ought 70 expect 20 be sho, Ike q dog vlenever
he is discovered II is vel Tor such pohshsd scoun-
dre 10 upders md that sudden ballet throsgh their
brains nav he the barrier 20 further pursuit OF such
reuteel but damn ing crime. The old faseien for
man rhcse family Lad been Invaded in this ~ay TO
cal out the rstOrous debauchee Who had irjsred
him and expose himself 20 toe ot ers su'iet Wshays
nothing 10 gay in favor the mode Of summary sssas
sir alton adopted by Mr. Sexes, except that in tho
direction of abstract Justice i, seems to us ~ least
large apd useful adv snee this former metaod. The
Christian way of deshpg With such cA.nses we're, o.
course, q different one from either. Bat oss voad
smost as soon think Of applying that rule 70 nensg-
erie Of wild spec TO such cIosd Of dsiny ueach-
,rous ard proiss;e bsckguarts as gathers naturally
az Washing ton.
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Nem1lork Dailp Iribnme
POLITICAL.

Mr.. Horace Dsbcoct declines tie Republican
nomin alton If Lieutenant Governor Of Rhode leland
TIE name Of Tbonas G. HI! Of Warwick is .u ost =
.ated.
Albert Z. Powers Uoion candidate, is elected as
Supervisor OF LArsinburgh, by e6 majority.
Tile SovaaHai Republican of Saturday last nom-
mates the Hon. James II. Hammond Of South Csroiins
fr President and the Hoe. Rufus Choite of M.sschl
se,ts for Vice PIesdtLt.
The election al Yonksp resulted in the choice Of
the following clesn ticket, For President, Robert T.
Getty; Trustees, Jsnes {. Bel, Ethan Flsgg, Amos
W Gs,os; CleIb, William IL. POET Treasurer, Evert
h BALDWIN; Collector, Benjamin 4. Starr.
- The Santa r. GG>ettc Of the 18th Of Js,uary
is proud 70 announce that the Rouse Of Repre-
sontstivts Of the Territorial L-gi,lsturs Of New.
jersey passed. nth Bat one dis.atag. roter, Q
very stringent bLl providing for the protection
of property in slaves IN the Territory, which
BILL il declares, vii pas the Senate by large ms
ivy. Tie Ga-ette does not say how >avsryis pro
tectei ~ tbs bill; but wiling 20 take its word
for II that it Is stringent enough.
III Kko1ril, Tenn. R g.ste~ says that he Hon
W. NJ Ctucswen Of that STATE LES bsen appointed
Minister 20 Mexico il place Of toe Hop. John Forsyth
rel. ned
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by Telegraph |
THE WEDDING RING.

WsHisCTos, Thursday, March 3, 1859.
As much speculation has been INDUCED In in regard
to the by Mr. Sckles to his wife Of the welding
Iirg, lie following detail msy possess interest:
II appears that Mr.. Sickles was called 1pon by On,
clergymep, and informed that Mrs. Sckles wss 10
great mental agony, and under extreme mental suffer-
ing and that if such state Of feeling CONTINUED long
to exist it would probably ED in mental sosrrsom,
or perhaps self destruction.
1t was under such crcumstancas hist the appeal
wa made to him to restore 10 Mrs.. sckles TIE we'd
ding ring, which be had taken from her hand on the
day Of the tragedy Me- S;kles said, 10 RESPONSE th.t
under hess circumstances be could 70. resist the s,-
peal in behalf Of oie he had 80 lorg cherished with
such deep Affection and that while ne wss willing 10
return the emblem Of their former love and unioa, be
returned TIE ring broken-rsysr 10 be reuatsa. Sac
had sundered the bonds II tyPGed too ssctaAIy ever
10 be repsired and while he harbored no feelings Of re-
ien'mept, he was unaltersby determined never :, see
her mora.
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Personal

The vel,kroNn proprietor OF Congress Hal,
Sarsicgs, hal his poke, PICKED ~ military ball oa
Monday evening Of about 500 in Money az notes
amounting in value 10 T., GOO.
Tie Baltimore papers announce the les,h q WI
ham A. Talbot ESQ, awellAnosu and highly esteemed
lawyer Of that city.
Il, is said tbs; Mr. Key the late Ds',ic.-A,torosy
e. Washington, s lot the frst Of his family who
he's net with violent death. 4 brother FrEnd
hey, was killed about . yesrs ago in dael with Md
shipman SheIburne OF Portsmouth, y. II.
Mis-. sd Ms Station, toe Q laker ladies' WI ,
we're go cruelty sssSal,ed BY the brothers SGT. a,
Hstboloush, Pa, Il shoIt tine 40, aIe recovering
slowly.
Ire rmde.er Of Miller, the bsnk clerk, =; j sck-
SOB Tsup, Ia. rot yet bee7 dscOvsred rotrithstsHt-
i'm the ofeTtd reward Of 5000.
a little eeb:ieman eyed IL year, and little l'dy
sged "a year,, who we're AZ scssO together st Ab,ny
.yriv.d q, Utica Oh suIi,y ESIibs last, having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

"Cpx eve ofNsE.y, vssb lie sen
We ., TIE svs Am 81 6csdaiS.iSsT,
70 reid .on verf.f g. ere ~ zee,
he risblss Of .ss: mighty 'iSer,
"Besss. no % tie hsak vas seated
s-v,iis ssrl, With s1scr9 hair,
AID Ewes u II nifs; tSs eofis ssy, cses'ed--
Abiith;, VII, ~l;tea, diam IL rA,f
sghe s.ooreo ard vruse Ep'n Toe and,
Jast .s the eying suo SA'foHg,
Wien sBeA . tu1aL vi %. .1lu.ns Ssni.
Yea xealS ssye s~orn 'swS silver h5~'ue
"Hsr vp,ss w.re ihr. = and %. oce more
VIA. could p.,hAs motto =
TIE syr.n wrote Epon the sa5Fe;
'ptLth-noi laco- stan y
" Ard then she tanned ser 'ansu'd syes
20 fll CT RTE, la, Desil ,ske -
l -. re air N Gre via sshs,
AUs sss a. fool sEs cao.e % make ne.
s: YssHes nisk: have been deceived
Nitb sueA - aud such haze,
Yet Oh" wask more, and b-,as s-a
A much ;he vozsn 90 ihs tsnd'
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Marine AFFAIRS.

THE WEATHER, &c.
DwHrg yesterday afternoon and evening Il saowed
tSst, with the wind fesh from southeast. The British
screw steamer City Of Manchester went down from toe
ey and anchored in the bay. The Prince Albert sed
Empire City will sail today Bu. few arrivals from
ca yesteresy very thick oatside a, sunset.
1HE PoTONsWA.
The 'teamer Po,omsks, previously rep ,rted saak
near Ne"-Bediord, was rAi.sd on Wednesday e,l,g
and towed to ew-Bedford by the steamer Esyls's
Wing.
TOR EUROPE.
ne steamships Prince Albert aud City of Nsscbs--
TER iaisd Yesterdsy-tte former for Galway, with 100,
and ire after fer Liverpool, With 81 p.s,eszsrs.
- TIE ykSDgRBILT.
Commodore Vanderbilt has ma Ic en- euslsrsht upon
me cIceis ard men attached 20 his steamer the vsa-
cefo, e1d seIt them ell adrif, from C.pt. TInkle-
p@oeh down 70 the c4bip-boy. is binted that rs To-
pn9s 10 ron the Vanderbilt t Aspnwali, in opposition
10 the Illinois. Sess
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rHE GRAEFENsEao MARsHALLs UIERINn

THE GRAEFENBER9 MARsHALLs UTERINE
CATHOLICON
I, offered certain in accompanied With The foo~
Log SYMPTOMS:
Lre,ulsitiet-W .Ahness-Fsintness-
DeraDged Appe:iie-sAlow Complexion
Pain in the Back and Klineys-Chlls-
Cola lands ind Feet losnFs- Fevetishness-
NeuralEs-Psp.tstioH Of the Heart
Dizziness -Nervouspe.s-Headach -RsstleisueU-
Disturbed slee2-slu.he, Of Hest-0eners Pain
Ctswn and pan the spice and between the shouderS
Acid observation-disclosures
Difficult passing Of urns with heat or s1.ftns-
UAiug- Burning or Irritation IN the uterine
Nishtmsre-De -Hysterics-Anre:J-
Red fAco-NeIvous tvtching-StArtins-ConstiP
Irritable temper -Deprsved appetite
Flatuencs. bJoG.ed and rres liar bowels
Unpleasant Dresms-Pains in the uterine oIg.ns-
Numblsis and pains 10 the limbs.
The above symptoms not usually met with In any one
case bit they accompany ocsl uterine dcrdss aud 'hos
tLst the general system ympsazos with and becoming de-
baed by the LEGAL trouble. 10 all zach case sn Immediate
resort to the r,uec viii restore health All srP1essons In
young gs and the cougb ard decline commonly attending
them in the young relieved quickly and surely By Tie
Caibo.icop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA- For purifying the
~ Bo.&! TIE orifns, toi snsrsi sr,i,s r5rJ v,I-sss
s-syvhsre eebsset for fts .cs 10 the Of ds-ss@s
ts ION impure q the sood kah.. Of Il.
~ sr;ye mild spegsni and resovs;iss steu: IL 10
P,sp.r.s SD sold ~ ABB D SANDS Drutr.:. No 100
Fzlton-,t., SesI0rk.
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CIpRFNE COlTRT-Conntv of Westrbester.-

CUPREME COURT-County Of Westchester.-
~ ROBERT NcCORO. Plsiptia against ABlEZER BAKER
and MORGAN HCCORD Oefsudaut..-sG nnnns for Relief
ICON not ser)-To abovenaned defendants You ar
hereby 90 he compliant o. The Psuth N
acon which will be fled With the Clerk OF the County OF
W.sther copy Of your answer on the sub
srber az his Office ~ Pesssf 10 tAi Comfy wn twenty
days after Of hi. upon you, exclusive %
tie az such service and II you r.. to answer the said
complaint hereby required the plaintiff viii apply the Cog
for the relief demanded In the congratulated January ID
1889 DAVID W. TRAVIS. Paintfs Attorney;
The complaint IN this action FLED IN the ONCE OF the
Css Of the County OF Wesches.e e. White Plains Oh the
29,h day OF January lSe. DAVID w IkAslo
AlswevFr Plantins Attorney
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dtrambcats amo aatiI0eos.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
n EAST or WEST, should buy before starting, APfLE-
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE fiice Is cents The clear man
ssr 10 which th. THROUGH ROUTE MAPS dehues,ei,
enables the traveller to At glance HOW lie SHALL
TRAVEL. He will save msty dollar BY securing copJ.
ID. APPLETON Co pubisher'
Nos sac and $40 Broadway.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN ,S,y xO-DAY pcr - l1S .nl unts further cs.
Pssspger fr,fas vii have Pr SO: Of rranee. f3ovs,
VIZ:
pUygIRK LxPREss a. q m, 70, beri,rs aud Iri-sirI
tstsI edsste sts,ions
mediate ststops
VI. p~Tuon, Tor sugerns spS suserrssaists 5issssse
WAi PAssEHGER At $50 a. tT Hese 1Iss, Port JsrVs
and frt.rm edis;s ets9obs
riGHT EXPRESS $3.50 p n, tr DuriIA AID Ba5Alo,
ara prfpeits fptsrus 6tste S,t.isns
HAIGR4ET o. p for DorErh and hDfalo, tLd inter-
xedis, Stations
Pie above Train, ran ssty, Sundays e1cep;>i-
Thu Express Trans ,o,.-. fiuaira -. rr1 s.d
Can.nSssus a.hose for Nasars Fss Of Bbshantoo vita
.be s,rcus ara BIZ h.os3 oY sYrHcls-; E. Com
ips the BUSso New Yo,G ara Erie Railroad for RoShss
te; BuEGo sad Niagara PL 9res: 5eGd, vic %. Deia
L.eks~snna and Vsg.-n Rsiro "a fr s-rsrtcn; -
and Dunsk with the Lac Ravosc for Gave
lne, Clneros, Toledo, Ds;roi, Cgic.so, 4.
CHARLES MORA4, PrsaSsrt-
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nle0ifal.
OF AMERICAN WOMEN


TEon Hls ExcEfLEScy JAWS D. VTsTcoTT, 0ovGSos
FLORIDA, AND hEnRER or THE UNITED SrAIH
SENATE.
For UpvsId OF twenty-five yssrI wa afflicted win oss.e
IL ny family With he n1.dicsl ara surgical Aent N ne
oourtr, failed to cure which yielded, in most '.,i.Ory
manner to TIE Grssebsre b. recea oon'cseHt0usJ ID
vi,. ,b.i, 80 Jas. D. WEsTcoIT.
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TRAVELERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
and hAFETY-INCREAsE ACCOMMODATIONS

HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD-Four Daily Express Trains
avpI Chsmbsrsst Depot a. and HAS m ard 3l5 ard
$50 A. m These tsns well all others this road,
suppli,d with CREAMEHS SAFETY BRAKE, al Improve
nent tried and sckn1we6Fed value, giving deee OF ss'
suty 70 property that other road not similar equip
pdl possessed o. Raj road officers offered evey fa,y
Go this improvement free OF cost and all those dsou.
beg the the tor 81 public safety, will md
their interest in fiving prompt attention % this mattel
L. s X. r. CAR BRAkE Co, No 81 Pine-tt.
a CnH Nnnr.f nrN
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CUPREME COURT-City aud County Of New.
- Yors-JOsEPH O. HANSON. plaintiff, against HELEN
DORHELLY wife Of Hicnsel DolUeLy. ch.sl Donnely,
D.usl seoju Tharn.s Adds Enme, Peter j. Finn Patrick
Rely, ChriroIher TT,cy Joan Doe EdSard L-e. Albert
sser Gsorge r. Cole Henry funeT jane. C0Ok The Rl
ser. FIRE In,gr.re Company, John s. HILL Terence Farley
w, liam H. Cbetey and aonon Noble. dsfsBeans-sun
of Nes.yo,f: t. the defrujaots DANIEL SEOJUST aud
JAMES X COOK you hereby summoned and required 70
IN This Ion, which hird Ia hs oce
81 the Clark of ihs City s1d Comfy Of EewYok A. the Ciy
Hs the sad City h- nth DAY Of January, 1883 anf 70
,sryr copy the said compliant the sub
,crh.r Office No Ill Nassau street la the City on New
Yo,h bin ,LtJ dsys after service or this summons on
you III. day Of such service and II yon f 20 an
Sw,r the said compliant within the time siresAd the pantih
IN tl s'ion will apply th Court fr the rel demanded IN
the compl,ft -Dstsd New Yofk January ~, 1853
HENRY BREWSTER, fIaiGaf = At:.ruey
nh 4Isv6wF. No. IA Nassau street, New Yors.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order at the Surrogate OF
The County Of Yort notice hereby 70 al peuoui
h,vtns claim, against the estate Of HENRY III. BARCLAY
late the City Of NewYort, decss.ed 10 pIesen; The .aHe
thereof % the subscriber AZ the ote Of Ruth
srford Embree No. 81 Wa. IN the City Of New York
before The seventeenth Day Of March neEt-Osed New
York the ninth day Of september, 1852
WALTER c. BARCLAY, Adliais.rstor, ka
s~nfn Las G-nRr