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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-05

q. II. CHALKLEY,
9aneier BON teper unS Shuhs 5%ineinas, Snpsrtf:r
pom iraniGiihem &hltlecer,
IL. Ctr. ipiiben Waiu II. Garp, 3tihmcnp. Ta
EtRtIt Il Sdubmatrn prn biS p~.lidnpiat aifrrt RI, Qao1
sOn Gsber nler &ri tcllsns rrapfcblsn. Ditmisen Fnpen eaislSf IN.
9!titA alee iu tbrtm 1el,hdtt nptbtSe gSerfieua, ee (. c. Sinoinae.
Gttttn a.. ale Scrtsn llprers II. /. 10 0u5 ron Sattlerr NM
euhe'nofru 4cb audit irsrcenee Heosr ut aleihfaus eppritbid.
'Scrfauft. TIGI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-05
q. H. GRAVES
@ruie mb Sisn Na,nt,r unc @l.ls

q. SirGfr, iruGtn 3rpup. UNI Urace,
&to np.e 9. Sd
gEt in sNe. notwithstanding tiuit,os,nbt @rsiur, tmjc sud
e,rGW ne, 4talbIjuN uRe 2tr, n rWt 1tpgCn -, II ron lane
tjVtNi HLn NlplNopcl du'wtNbyL I'M Sie,wurt Aufru4t t;ut
Is. II. CtrrrCS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-05

Vrrj&icreue @Saarru grfielr lettcn PER TdnpflhiE
unr 4ddettrrt &m y. 5pler, als:
gJ MtIs. Sip 9tye unc Common SSbiEtsp.
800 5rend Sranrp, CSiu MD Jiau.
100 Maldla uup pprtirein.
$50 @oreS %unt uno Veptr 9iaiiius.
1Q6 Sa Carbonate Srca.
80 % @aeieS Gunpswptr 5ed.
SO balbt YereS Slad 5ra.
100 95rog leleararh. Mpuur 31cpe unc Gtanata
Mattbss.
200 Sores paper UNI 9rtJates tard.
POTATOES, Onirns. Sc .Hih, @iih, Salt, SLs: -, @ut
ter, @becie, Yurp. Slccn, Spiees, paprr. SUES.
@ita!Irs, Gisars, Gcrrssr. N!ddina 6!rTr &c. &c.
Nix pieIr sGaaren iirp iriih uur ppn tehtr Sua
ltat uns ~pertauIt ~risisibtA gu BEN ~p,atsittm Yretltu
eS M. j.. 4yler,
@atleiale Wrceer. prrpl;pi unb
2ieurr Eraitr.
Is. Gtraas, iwiiten Gary an @aiu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-05
Ncnf{Ehe YrHthtc.

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liz. 4 Mialn{tGEc rdbe Gw 2iicu Wlrtt,
eItartt sd, eek 6utirtn %u-lj5uni. udRtuiiiD 6OIgtrrgeu, t,
anNjet " nIatu, tp or tta H"9r lutr cc,tihtt S,unte matt.
aNe: SIseNptU, le0rrrgc 1uNhcu, &rrlcu. ":nlrn, 1It :. tcp Gly.
7cnitdcnr. b0l0,c0hc ocrrIr. SWrrirs UUt gRtrurNcr &J},,
%@areetcr, SI:etne, De tGt ytetUtul ccsiih, 2&ryt. Il SrHarJc
GrGht sue ArItn Gaupte, Gi9aucil.!e, w,!nc @g;!,t UrNlet
ill. aieM SIstt srrGuV,
-. Gta Nuiss d}i0S GaRc!t;c~ NGc ionlGec NTiuiHtuEtu arr
eaitibt uitt,atNuS III Ter ,ir IL 9vptd. ue lartI s. u iElatai
HriIh; fteWnellCtf etu fGtrt 0iGre rfttimtI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1900

, citizens women and men, of foreign and native
origin who need and wonld gladly avail themfelyes Of
IT. il were really useful and attractive m the dlrsction
OF n cir respective necessities and daily occupations.
XXI. ~ the Science Of Language, the natural and
only IIoIer bstis for the effective, easy, and complete
deytloI men Of the mental faculties Language p'ae-
tically applied, and illustrate in its scientific princi-
Pies signs ard relations 10 thought and expression,
should be substituted for mathematics IA the ionnda-
on for practical and efficient Of instruction In
eur Common Schools To bis who Gays nay
XIII. Organization and Instruction for Primary
Schooe-the mort important part OF any educiuohai
eoune. TIE kind OF teachers required. Whai has al
ready been done to perfect primary school organiza-
tion and create effective natural scientific course
Of Instruction. adapted 20 the harmonious, consistent
symm, trial al attractive development OF the mind OIL
the little pupil from the very outset, when changes
IT, home fife TO ts public life of the schoolroom,
ard the maternal voice and attentions are supplied by
the teacber-a stranger7 What should be the cbaric-
teristcs OF tUch n teacher
XIV. Professional instruction in the art of teach
ing as practiced in exciting Normal Schools, comes
very far short of embracing much of the kind OF prac
teal information absolutely for the really
usefnl and avaiiably intelligent teacher. instruction
in all tie foregoing branches together with such add
tioral iusrstive apparatus, and new methods OF i'm
part ng useful and practical information to the pupils
durrg the last one or two years Of their ATTENDANCE
uron the Common-Schoo course, should be added Z
ard made part Of the curricHlHr, of the Normal
School.
XIV. How far il it practicable, and in what way
can National, Educational, and Industrial Census
tai in single day week, as to secnre the most
reahle data bearing upon the real state of education
and material progress among the people in every essen
Iial particular
"'XVI. Upon what plan and course of instruction,
including methods and modes adapted the actual con-
dton The very large class Of children who do Got,
and can not, attend the Primary Sc lools with their
hour daily feesons, Industrial Primary Schools
for cities be organized to give efficient instruction and
improvement 10 these neglected waits Of humanity!
Remember. The poor and lonely ye hare i0ih y0u
aiwOy'
"Theie questions submitted in order that each
NAV receive special attention. now at some future
tine as msy De deemed expedient by the Association.
desire to hear discussion, and have judgment passed
upon them. have something 10 say some Of them,
with resulis and demonstrations already attained.
"a L. STUART, New.YOrA."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
SWINDLERS EXPOSED.
Te re Editor Of TAs n. Y. Tribune.

Ts TIE Editor Of TAs ~ Y Tyitsns.
Sir: published an adverisementin The TRIBUNE
for Agents to and solicit orders for Awater Sewing
Machine salary Of $40 per month and paid for
particulars eddrss j. d. Dssge.. Co., Boston, Mass Now az
they are ,windpg the pubic Of large amount Of money you
would do favor TO srd great many others by exposing them
in your paper will give you description Of their manner Of
doing business their advertisement and sent stamp to
poy postage back and received circular stating that BY
sedg SIS for sample machine could become then agent Ct
the above salary sent SIS requested, and have not
and the machine reply have written three let
tes to their received then wrote to the Atser
Co. No. 4o3 Broadway HewYork and they In
formed me that j. Dasgett Co. noted swindler that
they were not agents their Sewing Machine and
They stated that they receive complaints about
NJ. d. Co.
us you will find space enough In The TRIBUNE to give the
subscribers your paper all the information in your power N
regard to Of j. II. Daggett Co Of Boston, Mass
Yours very truly j. G. CLARK
Mercer Co, Penn. Jan. 4, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The "ADEsIzArIoR" OF AsInALs.-Dr. Cornay OF
Rocf efcrt, France hes Published a book entitled:
Principles Adenizaton or, Treatise on the Abstrac-
ton Of the Nidorian lanal) Glands, which by their
secretion commune ate bad flavor to some species Of
animals and give an unsupporabe odor to Others and
general pauation of the rules woich should be fol-
lowed in the improvement of the flesh of animals. DIR.
Cornay as q mission. He zeaously breaches his
erulade in favor Of the consolidation OF aesh nov
deemed unfit for food among civilized nations. He
maintains that muskrats cats, dogs, and long hist OF
bigl favored animals be so manipulated and fed as
become excellent food and he advocates the adoption
of his system by the whole universe with the en-
tLusiafm Of philanthropist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

TEMPERATURE OF TREEs-M Becquerel has
shown by bis observations, that while the mean tenn
peraturc of vegetation is the that Of the air per
year, rer month and very nearly per day, there is
very decided difference at the different hours of the day
The temperature of tree two feet in diameter varies
only about one-ftb as much at different hours of the
day, as the temperature Of the atmosphere and its
variation does not coincide in time With that of the air.
TIE tree is coolest about sunrise, and warmest few
hours after sunset Smaller trees of course approach
more nearly to the temperature Of the air.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

AYoTHER FROG SrORYs-We translate from the
Gazette dc Heispgborg another Of the stories Of an
Gent frogs which have pnzzied natnrllis's 80 long:
"In digging for the foundations OF a gasometer a
live frog was found st the depth of Is feet, and al
about the level of the sea- in compact bed OF sand
He had no month"; or rather his mouth was hermeti,
cay sealed by the growing together of bis upper and
lower Jaws Although bis eyes were wide open, he
appeared 10 be blind. He was imbedIed in the sand
as in mold bic vitality and vivacity increased gradn-
ally ar he became accuttomed TO the light and the fresh
air When he was first seen his skin was spotted with
red after few hours the spots changed from red TO
yellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

STAR MAPs-The AGAR envy OF Berlin has completed
its Star Maps. They give all the stars TO the ninth
magnitude. Already they have been OF great service
To one of them Science owes the confirmation of The
great discovery Of Leverer the planet Neptune; and
they have been to great extent the means Of the dis
eoyery Of the email asteroids. III. Chaeornac, how
ever Frcr Gilman, has published maps Of the Zodiac
for two degrees each eide Of the ecpc 10 the eleventh
magnitude and is upon these that we have to rely
for further discoveries among the smaller asteroids.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Attbis period of much cold weather and much want
of work, when poverty bowls dismally in unison win
the Winters blast we feel it duty to call attention
TO the following advertisement in The PhIadetpniA
iedee, of the 10th inst. Eew-York should not be
kent ignorant of such chance offered by " q woman
of the West End" to any "lady" who desires
place az washerwoman. Considering that " q coiored
gentleman" is kept to do the work unbecomins IN
lady," that the perquisites are enormous, ana tue
high life below salrs specifically promised, the air az
yertser will not be long in finding proper feminine
dgpitsry for the vacancy:
W.s7yp.-A woman in respectable circumstances
MIN, In the End and who give tne peat % i,o
81 chsrarter wiabss engage lady TO do Washing u n.
% f herself husband, aud SIX Children. u nv. ~ ant ont
go q. be too numerous Of the children WIN 20
y, bond In order make the duties OF the q. Az az
- ossfs dy OF inferior quality will be sngaseo VI ~ 10
Ievy pst Of the wishing. end colored ecnssn
sftedsnoe do work that may DC srubbin1
i lsdy- sueh backng boots washing doofsePs ai,y
ov raning kn,ts and dishes niskng hIe 10
land, and other duties u lie kind too nuns
rsntian she I'll bave the Thursday nights 70 60.
mil permissop what four milk Dusr ~, the ns1a
s nav Yeapie pare cafes and other
ThuIsds, evening ubeeS She may aso have sysrybin
gio, .upply for her relatives and friends via H. -
e., he family cupbosd. present WIN ye - iii hsvs
cbmes Of sik dress and set Of jewey ,ss and CON
i,h.tv "a All tines 20 out TO balls evening I;tchen
vsysiiones The advertiser goes into GET H.
lorls her preses exercises an, a. The Ledger
Office. , A. Lao M
Candidates from Eew-York viii DO wen " '0'0 no
tim. in sending in their applications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
PhiI.aeIpbi. Cattle marAe,-JAs. IL.

The .Brpy Beef Cst this week very large but
those offered in better condition than have
market weeks The principal sellers those
hsvDg Cattle from Chester and other counties IA Ibis ss!e-
Western Cattle being few in number About 500 head were
dpoed Of from $9d 70 ordinary and good and IS high
soF 40 for prime stock few stock Cattle sold At from
3ditc pm ~
SHFrP- Prices In this market ioc lsed nearly ~ 100 10,
the d. snd having been unusually bfi $40 hea so!d
fIom 10 Sc. live weight, being equal to SGl0c dressed
HO6E-1b be supply swine quite
so etk previously the entire offerings amounting 70 ABOUT
2f0 head AL Of which sold al from 81 TO 81 13US
leo n. The uIsrkel closed bIisk.
CGwsWe have change note In thu market s0 having
been sod a from S2Oo $50 according 20 quality aud oondition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

CUPREME COURT-County of Ulster, New:
SYork -MATTHEW yAssAR plaintiff sssinst ROBERT
seSnL " r and EMILY l.. MORRELL, widow personally
cod IS sdndnsr.los Of Rchss Moe deceased nicAH5d
nb "a Dsys Frederic Davis and she JsTsy City aud
ss,Sse Cement Company I9T rsae
- s.T To the defendants, EMILY L. MOhhELL
Ho TON LGf ndRRSLL EDWARD T. HiLLYER and Eliza
1sn III wife David Davis F.deek y pa aS are 'hs ,
sd reQuired snsweI the sinenav az @lt ~
~ tli aeton which HE'D "ltn tpS 2,S 1 .,
ss Pah lie "a III, office In Kingston, on the Iod oAy Of
smber 1859 copy OF your ens" Si twenty
eleI al his ofKes the Cy Of PoughkesPse, W - .Is
49, sher the Of this Summons on you "a
Al Of service and zoo IAN 70 y. de Cou,t iSr the
,ssS ed N the congratulated De ienpeI
G SWAN, PiAiRsif's Attorney PoaEhSeop''' :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Cop-LIvER OIL AND RED BLoOD.-It has been
demonstrated that the proportion of red copuacues in
the blood of consumptives who have used cOdver oil
successfully, is greater than in that drawn from con-
sumptives in the iDcpeDcy Of The disease. The pro-
portion ia generally grea er in men than in women.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

A SCIENTIFIC RESULT OF THI WAR
de Marta, bysician-in-Chief OF the Arm, ~ y'
has completed work containing pay scAi na 'se~
heal analysis Of the vers brooks and sp"ns.' noD
which The French army drank during inc n'' s%'
lie considers them with regard 10 the t1''e"'' VINO"
they have 10 produce goitrc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF
the Couuy of orb Notice Is hereby given TO all per
s4ns having claims CHARLES TbWlNO, bte O. he
CIV Of Nsw-I ok broker deceased 70 present me same VIZ
tets thereof the subscribe At the ONCE o.
FILMING a. No u Wslst, In the City oil new, orr 90
O. before seventeenth day Of June De1t-psted Ne"tOA
s,n Say tn y CHARLES THwING Administrator
CUPRFNE COURT-City aud County OF New,
- Yetk-NlCHOLAS g. KORTRIGHT against THOMAS
SUL0 and obe-ln pursuance and by virtue Of s
a. gupr, me our made the above enti;eo seven on ue
dsy of December 1885, the ends and premises mere
@.sr be sold under the direction OF the SUI
ieey The referee appointed by the Court herein psoc
ion bx Nihan Dumont RuctioDeer at the Mechants E1
ng In The City OF YORK; the fourth day OF reorn1y
~ AZ q oroef noou of that day. The nog4geo premer
are I'm aid described fellows; All that certain 10Y
rec or Of land situate lying and being IN INC IwSntn
49, q, he CITY OF NEWTON the DoheTy SIDE OF lhy
.vsnb Sounoed and described as fol!ows;
ID psut Oh the nortbeTy side Of Thirty seventh street oa
sse fundred .hry Com the northesstsr corner o. e
bi-lth aV-pu- ThIy seventh street, TnnnhR
ssy parallel With the Eighth syenue ~ eS
80 (sl fnehsF; thence eastefly and parallel with
sub street e feet eight 49, n1hes thence sooahsS
sad parael Eighth avenue ana through tpe
vsy WAL rilsiy 1T 1857 feet nine 49, cht, to the nof,h
cav e or siar seventh street. and tence Hey
nlors tie noh.ry side OF Thirty seventh street Hen
49, 49, ~ lssa W ID. HOBART, Referee.
q. TILuoTfos, Plaintiff Attorney No IL WAl-st.
fsf2 lava WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
srOCK BY RAuhoApr h1os
also report Beeyes and ether Stock received ~ Railroad

~.
Number reported for this market ct street 2,7O9
abe prices to-day quoted a. follows
FIST 1Dsbty WIOc.
Medium. Uoc-
-
eofae .stIs good Besvss msy be quoted a.. .lOtc
The general average OF the market II lcssthan8c-
The most OF the sales range hoD to cents.
Prices bead and = H. Of different wsght viii DO found In
scoounts .sDrs OF sDDdyy DIoyes . a.,
mn received In the city tbs week
h syeag. OF last yesT The average number at each Wednes
sav market last year 2g79 bead while the number to-day
o-s se 2o head les than the sverese, and 9i' hsad
less ibsp ibis day week.
Thu fo;loxfus Drnyea n market:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New YORK. notice hereby given all
having claims against JOHN K ROBSON late Of the City Of
deceased 70 the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber at her residence IN West cath street.
Broadway in the City Of kewYork before the twentieth
day Of Apr neztaed New. or the 18th day Of October
BSa ELIZABETH Robson, Administratrix.
OIL lawenloTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
IC60 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
kCOOC NTRAL RAILRoAD d. AOOO
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Ofite No. 3 Astor Honse, Broadway.
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
rhe capacity this hosd IA equal 70 any Ia the


THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Ofite No. 2 Astor House, Broadway
Yses for the usD:PorsSn q e snS om Gin
Oans and ali other in the West North West snd
sseahWes unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY
ha4t.ty hsEniDg Express N Evening Express p m
Fle low, and the time quick by other
~ any point the railroads OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
n,anols, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri 81 RAILROAD gl
she rates Of Freight 70 and from any point the
Hsussyvane Railroad at al tiroes svOrsbr charged
" ether Rsissd panie Merchants and shippers ntrust
vhh sOEbdeSce o. its speedy transit
coHspy ALEC sSsG. ~ E@s1 0sS aOs
TOss b = one 5s No os ao6s
&c aAstpI b HsSss md Ne sOnth whlsun-'t
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sSp't Altoona Pa
NRW-YoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY
On and after Thwsda' Dec u.s. 1882 Tsns viii leave 2sIA
EeT William. bridges:SO and IL i2:7O and $50 p
Ssr While Pisn.-s:iS a., hom cor White and Csntrss.
For Crotos Fslls-4 p from 26tbtt-
Per xbsny-ss m, from asth;.t mail train
Al shIoSsh trains s6naset With Central L. R. fOT the West
Returning viii leave
WDhsInsbTtdge-6;4O ard $3.50 NJ, and $40 p 10.
White Plsns-s and 7:20 a NJ, sns{:sOp n
S,stOn FGlA-7 m.
N1leJtoI-70- %.
AIbaBJ-p a M mail, and s:+S p. express trains.
AiEW-l AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
IN s,ns, Trn. leave Pier foot of Duanes tolow ve
DUNkIRK EXPRESS NJ, for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Can
.n3aifpa, and principal intermediate Stations - ,.,
HkH BURGH EMPRESS ct $3.50 p m, for ReWbmgh MID
1is4owh and int erInediate Stations.
MIGHT EXPRESS At 4So for Dsnkrk, bunslo Cans.
Azeaa, and principal stations -, -. -, A.. H..
"a E,a,arn Fans Railroad Bing hamtOn with the SyTa
suss Corne With the Railroad Tor Rochester ane
oSsje ct @ est Bend with the Railroad fo scranton; and
Bxaslo and DuDkIrk Lake Shore Railroad for Ceve
a1 Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago &C. and the CsDsds
Railroads ,.. ,.,,,or n, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
CUPRENE CoURI CITY and GG %ssS. q S SEE

CUPREBE COURT, City and County % N SEH
RIcHs sgaS,t CHRISTIAN MULLER sqm% To The ,' De
49, IA noand on contract Com not terVeoJ- VIC
You hereby summarized ana 20
- sasS a. the complaint IN THE acton winch w os
= ~ Hail in ibe City Of New Iors, ana 70 sevs Py
~ VOW snv 70 the said compliant on ~ w within
81, Az ssr the Of this summons on you az ~
Mepv ssrh service; snd yen fa to sn.wst .ne H.
~ go S the lime Aforesaid the plaintiffs ~ tbh eson
~ sis judgment 700 for the Ss o. nvs Nth later
81 ihrss irofn July a. 1853, besides the costa OF '
Dssfs ny. 'Rsift PAReoNs Plaintiff Attorney
~ in The above entitled scop wzs ns nsrssad
aee Of the CleTt Of the City eao County " WV
On SUTIIR PARSONS PiAiS,A' Attorneys
A01 asNeUTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Me0ital.

TITO PHYSICIANS.-A Physician of more than
,esrs prssce location Tin she lower part Of the
40 abor rem oTax no town. desires dispose OF tue
ternls No chance 10 be had IN toe city
AAIr.s, DR.. KENNEDY, No. ls6 Duane perS-
DRADDOCKs Celebrated COUGH MlAIUhE
ID h ssl1 By A. B. d. SANDS, BARhA6 q rAAk- " ~
WELLS D Co.. CITY ofNSw-r"pe
hAMEs COUGH LOZENGES-Estabnsne
j MS vearv-surc CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDs, and Az Az
TnCrIONS OF the THROAT and LUNGS Depot L1s " sso
NUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
~ aoo,sd b. the Academy Of Medne IL the only cure ci
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA. and all kinds Of COUGHS. Hh
go noTs efleacious than the liquid oil.
QUERWs PATENT JELLIFlED CASTOR OIL
Yeasany favored and taken without nausea and does ne,
$50 eot,oatiop Ii the best pagsttVe ioI emu
Asn Ts Ds inventors Ne le5 Atm Az ana all 70
No. Is PeekmsD-st Wholesale Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
AIEW-YORK tn NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD.
HUDSON RIVER Northumberland

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD Dec
a. Use Trains win leave ChsmoeIssL Station folSws
kxpTess Trains. and II and $3.50 p for Sang Sing
est and $50 for POughkeepsie, 1880 and 1920 and
atse for Pe'hshhl s;iS p m Montreal and Buffalo
P0ssnxes Train with seepngcarsl leaves S daily 9:Se
The Psugbkeepse Peeksk. and Sing Sing TrAns stop
81 the Way Stations Passengers taken 81 Chambers,
Trey Sis and le;l0s. and At a. M and Albany
shsaA u minutes istsr. On Sunday, at .;lSP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
vEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.


Eos rHE WIEN ErDisa WgDyEsDA1, Jan. II, 1850.
rorAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL zfSDs FoR rBE WEEK.
A.eordns the reports from the several marhetpaces In sbs
,ify there have been received this weeb;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
Geaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate OF
The nv ana County York. notice hereby gwen TO
~ sT,ons having claims against GEORGE w GEER late Of
~. CIV and County Of NewYork deeessed 70 present the
- vii youehsr thereof the subSerbers the once 81 d.
M MCMAHON, No. I'll Broadway IN the CITY Of HeW'
49,, ~ tsss BENJAMIN q. WELLS,
ERASTUS II. LATHAM,
30 A.wsrnoThs Administrators with the viii annexed
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NKw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ lesa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. taSa
Commencing Dec n 1854 A..

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
AZ lasa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. taSa
Commencing Dec n 1854
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-SoRK,
Per Rew- strn IA IN. lex)i R'lo silSke sSs ecs
As For Bridgeport g. m tehli S;ls, e;io teS.l
asSe . m For Milford Strasford, fairfield, Southport
ssd esspoi a m. n:ls SSo and 4So For NOrwak,
HSa m ID rs sl6 lez), s;5o 4:so $50 "a For Dalen
s.s Greenwich D. a. M, nl5, $3.50, $3.50 $50 m For
"a For Peri Chester intermediate StatoEs ;I
CONNECTING TRAINS:
Per Boston Springfield m. (ez y 5l5 te1) Foi
Beaten I2:l5 m via Now-London Sonngton, and Prsy
aa.sA Hartford and Springfield, m (ex) i2:lb 3;h
(ez) FOR Connecticut ktvT Railroad 70 Montreal
tax and sla (eS TO Northampton For Hartford, Proy
Nsw- London sonington Railroad. % l25 and S;ls
D For Canal RzilToaa 20 Coinsve (ex) and 2:ig
\ Northampton For HonsAtonc Railroad a F0i
hssgstsek Rarosd, M, 8;lS Fer Dankury and Nor
v,.l na0oad. T. 8 a m, S:5a D.
JAMES ". BOYT, Superintendent
NETWORK to NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD,
IN SPRINGFIELD, NORTHAMPTON, and TowAs the
lf,s Of Nernont Rsthosds-Fare 10 New-Hsven SL-The
rCEsDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ct p 10. The
city OF HARTFORD, Capt simpson win leave MON
pAY, WEDHk SDAY, and FRIDAY At p. m. Returning
ave hew Haven alternate nights (exoept SHRdsy) II
. No charge Soi Bertha The TRAVE LER, Capt Bovine,
VA leave at p. IN. On MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY. Passengers for the Railroads remain board
uys vfheot charge Merchandise Forwarded TO Vermont
Western kewHampshiIe, Northern EewYeTk, and Canada
Apply 70 FRAGCIshYDE, Agent, Pier Ne Is T. r. New.
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N. Emile Corpaglia has eommenced the pubi'ss.'ea,
Of the great woik, " The PalsontoloU Of Lsmssry' .
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Advertsement-
BLACK g. VROMAN, ta ~
Commission Merchants for the sae Of Live and DIeea
odee Hudson River Drove Yards Thirty seventh street. N''
River X. P. BLACK Of Esston Penn. 4. :, 40.
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