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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-11

lodged in the office of the Clerk Of the
Court for the District in which such Board
is situated. .',-. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-11

MR. EDITOR BY announcing Capt A.
s. NISBETa candidate for Tax Collector
ut the next election you will oblige.
His FRIENDS.
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Delegates to Charleston.

COLUMBUS, Ono, January 6.-The
Democratic Convention yesterday passed
resolutions in favor OF. Judge Douglas
Delegates to Charleston were chosen and
instructed to vote in Convention for
Judge Douglas.
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DIED..

BURRows-A. Newars, N. J, on Monday Feb. a. of
San francisco (cslJ paper. please copy.
BOWNE-Jn Brooklyn, Wednesday Feb. 20 Abbie hsr
tin Of ersnc H. and Susan BOVINE aged
year, viii be- TAKEN 70 F.hk for interment
iness Nj re- ret, wife of3. Berssvist aged 80 years
assdsy msS5ns FEB % ssd Go Ss
Canal street, Jersey City,
CoSRoY- In this city, Tuesday Feb. &C. John Joseph IN
days. ~ son Of '''n AND '''' ~ ''"'''' ''' " ~ 400 "
coRNwALL-on Wednesday Feb g. after severe nlus.s
The relatives friends the family respectfully invis6eo
On Friday Mach att o'clock AsO, the members Of Cove
Ledge No %. of0 F. are requested to meet Of
81 N e. DAWSON
ANkIP hi. city OF Eui:Ssy IS very sud-
infant son oChsss and Ellen Enssh, ssed IS months and
l day.
sbeh NJ Fone.t wsof VIM Forrest and daughter Of the
HULI-At Rush. Monroe Comfy Y, Thursday Feb. %,
Anna widow Of John HUH, jr in the slst year her
JoHNsTON-n Flint Mich, Monday, Feb. %, fconsemp.
On John Johpon, in the sSsh year OF h age formerly Of
LARKINs-In this city, Monday, FEB. a. MIRA Catherine
Iins native OfcOunsJ Kilkenny Ireland in the 'th ye
LYsTER-On Wednesday morning Feb. 20 Robert Newton,
The end and scqusntsnces are invited TO attend the
this afternoon, At O'Clock, from No. "a First street, without
fDther notice.
LEACHF asleep in Jesus Tuesday afternoon, Feb. %,
Sarah Ann Leech, the beloved wife of James Leach
Eerunes will take place from her late residence, No. Ice East
door from Third 1hurs-
March II O'Clock The relatives and friends Of
the family respectfully invited - attend without further
notice er remains will be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery
Scr nteiment.
LUDNGTONOn the morning Of Friday, Feb "a Robef. Lo-
dDgon Carmel Putnam County N " aged 81 son Of ths
late Lewis LuoiS gton.
MORRELLIn this city, Tuesday, Feb D. after long and
proscted nes Hannah wife Of ID. T. Morre IN the +stn
year OF Ter age.
OGDEN-In this city, Monday Feb a. Of concession OF me
lungs Mary Wayne only surviving child t Maria Louisa and
the Henry w. Ogden, aged II years AID IL mouth"
PARrlNGTON-ln this city, Monday Feb 27 OF consinP
ton, Johanna, wife Of John Psrtington aged "a years
PEARsE-O On Wednesday Feb 49, Frederic W. Peas son %
Augustus f. and Anna L. Peaise, ged years month"; ~
days. - - -, or,o morrow
(fridsyl ,..., a.,,h
PFCKWFLL-On "Wednesday morning ,of scarlet s pS
Louisa Youngest daughter Of Henry w ana u ~ s,,sns
r relatives and ends Of the family are reg s h 49,
the funeral this day tThursesyb ocIoct R,ehIvn
Senc, Of her parents, No. IS Hsnpdcn sueer Dioo~'
wAGEN-OnET tuesday, morning. Feo' 70 AAse' aAosh'es
Of John and Anna ,telwssen 40 ,,.,- ,,,,.,
o. Toeerr Illness the sd year Of bis age
voon In mi, city on Monday Feb ~ CoIpeiia r. Wood
n,vs ri Wood ssed a years, month and II days
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MARRIED.

BENJAwIN-WOODTb notice Of the marriage Of these pa
ties which appeared in Tuesdays edition OF The TRIBUNE
false.
The in.gn6csnt puppy who caused to be inserte wel
known and will avoid cowbieng By making ionsdae and
ample apology.
HEARN-HOPPoCK-Q Tuesday, Feb %, BY the Rev. Or
Hutton Al the Dutch Reformed Church. Washington square
George Arnold Hean Laura Frances daughter OF horei
Hoppock. e,q q, all Of this ciy.
RouDEN- RO0ERS-In Worcester, Mass, Tuesday Feo
ga b, the Rev MI Cutler Tho Ia. Bouden Of
to Miss Lucy A Rogers Of the former place.
sEARLE-BARNEY-In swanton, W, on Wednesday,
Feb a. BIZ the Rev c. R. Hawley the residence OF the
brides isther o. s. sesle d., Of highsae, and Amanda
L., eldest daughter Of John Barney esq
e,,,Tu uIIsIn srooslyn on Tuesday Feb. "a. by the
Rev Ralph Smith Joel L. @. Smith TO Helen u hiils,
daughter Of the Richard Oakley, deceased oil smthtowp
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rau ~, p0sT0N PROvIDENCE-Lsnd Route--Ths
-, ~ ,,ost drect-Carryi ing the Eastern msil
TIE p,snsY. PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone and ~
~ can't d. b. Bturges, IN connection with the
arns,on md Preysepee and Boston and Providence Rs
s"s5s Leaving New daily Sunday excepted rom rei
,o - e.. shove Battery plsce) OF M and bton-
nSten ., o. on arrival Of the mail train which leaves
DSrSon y Van bERBILT from Eew.York-Mondsy Wedne.,
A.. md F1Jsy From Stonngton Thpfssy ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Newly orkITue;asy, Innn
snd gstrJ.y From stouIngton-Mondsy, wednesday
and Friday. a,, ~, ,.,l,o.d 10 Proyi.
d.nce snd Boston the Express Mall Train I.ss i -,
nI.cs IN ADVANCE Of ,hoss other ones and IN snpe
IN tbs say porriDg lines come citing North and E
ger. thsi remain board the ts'ner syoy IN
the train connecting at Providence with the ii H. ~
for Boston.
Fare from Providence to Newport 80 cents .,.
Baggage Master accompanies the STEAMER ana tram
each way. -. -, - h..xa An.
steamer OF the res hoce Pier No. North RIVER " 'n
Office Of the Company, No. is Baeryplace
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p,vrn PIRATES ARREsrEp.-0n Monday nigh. Off,
and Cornell arrested two named James Whaen
ana Nicholas Kelly who charged with having broken ato
nj, AZ the schooner Samuel A Smith &. the foot OF Rooso-
M street, having obtained admission to the cabin they pro-
Sed TO search the place for yausbes, and finally le with
some articles clothing belor sng to the The accused
we're tai en- before Jutce Connolly, the Tomb who
ed being bad characters each having
Irruri l1nnnf
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W YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ps

IN sepger Trains leave Pier foot Of Duane st. az follows v5
DUNKlRK EXPRESS at Ia for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Css-
srds,gus, and principal immediate Stations. , 49,,
NEW bURGH EXPRESS az $40 p. N, for Newbursh' Mid
dletowD and internedists Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS 4:S0 for Dunkrk, Buffalo, Cannn-
dagua and principal Stations $50, -.
The FIpr.ss Trains connect Ems with the Canandsigus
and Nasaa Fails RaToad; Bnshsmton with the Syracuse
Railroad Corning with the Railroad for Rochester and
o at Bend with Rsrosd for Scranton and at bnt
fo and DunkT with the Lake Shore Railroad for
roads CHAS. MIH0T, General SupI
EArH'L MARSH Receiver.
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Drp GOODS.
o M e r. G IL An T 8
ELASTIC yULCANlzEp RUBBER GOODS.


MI JUDsoN win proec. Merchants against Mr. DAYS SUITS
without charge TO them the following erns
l An account shall be rendered Of all Vucansed knoee
Goods sold by them since October 1885, OF all GOODS no" on
hand, arrive
I'd They shall agree pay Mr. Judson The sarne rate Of YARNS
which be sha charge other merchants the tsd when his
title established that the Courts VIII giant inuDcans esa"'s
nneer Mr. Jud,on proposes 10 make uniform and liberal
settlements with who subscribe this agreement aud to an't
the terms ether row whom h title established as parties
eeet-no payment however 70 be exActed uA n e
tsblisbed as aforesaid.
3D. They ha agree that ell Goods hand In store OF In
mort or that NAV be hereafter not 10 be sold woas
Mr.. Judsons license and sismps
We were surprised thai Mr. Day after the fu hearing OF me
cause on bill and the United States Circuit Coar Of
this District between him and he only parties claiming any
title OF ineres. In rights in controversy should bring new
quits against merchants defiance Of the order made BY the
late Judge this Court, that Day shoud com
any the title by him, of May ~ 1855
the companants apply to the Cont for an injunction re-
anpg such acts which order the files of the Court aud
Il still in force.
We had absained from bringing any suts against nfnge on
DOR rights having hope and belief that there would be
o. oedy decision Of this casse bu. have been disappointed
The death Of Judge Ingerso the time that has elapsed with
out any decision and the immense injury Day hheng on our
rights have determined longer and to prosecute all
innssr on our rights rcudrg every person who has sod OF
continues 10 sell violation Of rights the goods Aforesaid
purchased from Day his agents. having bis sisInPs
We do not wish TO understood soliciting merchants 70
make any with but deem duty 70 de-
6p. our nosit,op. CHARLES GOODYEAR,
WILLIAM JUDsON,
Nos 81 and SO Pnk-rov.
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New.York, March 1, 1850.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
50 FIFTY PER CENT BELO " the USUAL PRICES nom
AUCTION
The Stock Wholesale House, retiring from business
PAPER HAN0IEGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS 4e
GREAT BARGAINS for LANDLORDS, &c
Fine French Gold Paper Sc per roll usually sold 81 ard
So Frerch Satin Paper 2Sc roll usually sold o. c
and large Of French Decorative Panel fsper
Haneipgs; also American Paper Hansings very cheap .
large assortment Of fine Gold Window Shades VI
Per pair usually sold o %. .,o,,
AT GREAT REDUCTION
English Carpets and OH Cloths sne English Tspey Ss
usually ,old at 81 IS; swoo 5 usually sold at 1Sc
good Carpets Csc per yard Also, large stock OF oClo'b
Remnants from to is ysrds, very cheap.
At COATES's, No. 3ll Hudson-st, shove Springst
Paper Hansng hung by so practical workmen at l'c Per
IoD,
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~
CITY IF NsrYo:k The sSS.erbsT Controller q ,a,d city
sseYuste secarty Al the City Han on sATURDAY Deem
e eS W. as - the TTiToN, sotTH, a4aIToNXxENuE
wALL-STREET, and CATHARlNE-STREET PENNIES -
S al he rshts prVsseS and .d1ntsss. thereof belonging
% tie Ccrpestion q the City Of NswYo Said Ferries to De
R e s sS S% ne % sadn
es owned By the Corporation or are or have been reserved
appropriated fo except that the landing
s foot q Hamilton Brooklyn may be at the foot Of
id avenue the vicinity thereof and IN the case or eases
h whO the Corporation the Of the slips land
ss erminstons now used BY said Feies or any porot
In their vicinity the lessee shall eject n bis own eOts aud
express. stipulation VIII be embodied Lessee the
ssee a the sSd several ferries At uniform rate Of fare
not exceeding the present stes doonusnce Of
enc Of the sad ferries during Of ssid lease shs Be
emed aud beh TO be forfeiture OF the same and the sss
The purchaser lessee other than the present essee VIII %
ssqred 70 purchase at fair appraised valuation the sosi
bns and other ferry property q the present essees sctGa
for the purposes Of such ferry grant OF franchise
I'd PERSONS be chosen BY the present essee one Y %.
purchaser or lessee under this SALE and s third oy
The lease 70 be made usual Of ferry leases and ts
eocr% :. he o. the esI and STsnslSss SS
incurred by the Corporation for or IN connection with
s Rs % S S sss Of i3PSsS viii rot
sO annual less than the aggregate amount OF annual
The puSsef Of The lease the ferries and their AppendAges
" BE- the tne OF sale 70 the Collector OF n
y Reyesoe sum equal twenty cent amount bic
b. be annual rent Be applied the rent Of the fret ys IN
ks forfeited Corporation He viii at the same time also
unish Obligation 10 be sgDed by least two
ssrees to the effect that he win execute bond with Sases
by the Controller for the pgnoi0A payment o.
s quarterly the fshul execution Of the oovenAn"
Il the lease. -, ,-..k.
petd by the purchaser - T..
The lease will contain covenant requiring each ferry
eo 10 have its engine ire spPsratn or force
With NOT 100 feet Of hose Of the quality and d.
ron Is used by Fire Department Of this et 70 be ueo
y e Of FIRES whenever required by tie Che
EDsDee or Assistants for which services the lessees W1D
ve tv enty dollars hour for each hour so engaged
ROBT. r. HAWS, Controller.
CRY or HBv-YoRK, DRPARTsKST OF FINANCE,
Controllers Office, NOv. l6 1889. -
sale aforementioned Ferries poPtpoHeo uhsn
WEDNESDAY December a. 1859 81 the same hour snd place
ROBT T. HAWS, Controller.
A above sale i further postponed Until THURSDAY, Dec
- ''''' "'''e '0-i' Nv" ROBT T. HAWs, Controller.
TIE Ahova sale Is further postponed until TUESDAY Jan. A
s~S' ~ '"e '>"' w RoBT. T. HAWS Controller.
The above sale again postponed until FRIDAY, Feb TO-
S"' - VIC '"-H' "'0- INV ROBT. 7. HAws Controller.
TRe above ,se Is further postponed until SATURDAY Feb
- '''~' - ROBT T. HAwS, Controller.
The above sale IL further postponed until TUESDAY, March
- low ~ ''' 'A-D' RoBT T. HAws Controller.
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IQ60 TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lOUO GENITAL RAiLRo AID. LOOO
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.

GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The sgi ahr f2 sSkr n1E s'fa %sf
Office No. Astor House, Broadway. -,
sas essso ,hs IS s. S.ls &s%p
Orleans and all other towns Ia the West Northwest ard SOUTH
wet arc o s S re
Andtst Morning Express. Ia M Evening Express SPIN
Fare always low and the time quick 4" By any other
By this routs Freghts Of ell descriptions be forwarded to
and from point on the raIOsSsot one p
RECT port on the naVissbie rivers Of the West 0J
rates Of Freight 20 and from any point Of the West by the
Pennsylvania Railroad all times as favorable az are charged
G Ss Freight his co@psuy
with confidence on Its speedy transit .o,,,,os,,,o,
ns BY T which parties esTatns westward cheap ard
mode Of s1s nan sn House
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents. 90. ,,,,,.
HcDoNALD BiscHoFF' Eeigrant AGENTS,
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sap't' Altoona Altoona r.
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and lie SOUTH and WEST, Wis JERSEY
CiTY-Ms and Erprss. Lines leave New York at and
nd Id and e. S 1sSps@
the South and through baggage checked to Washington
M ana p W WOODRUFF Asostan. Superintendent.
win BE- received for any s qns delivered 'na
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at ewHsmpOn with the Deaware LS S
wanna and Western Railroad and at Esston with the Lehsh
WI WfNTER ARRANGEMENT Commencing Dec 49, 1859
Leave New York for EssOn and places from 1901
Vile BY the above trains, and 81 $3.50 p m .o
From Pier No North River at 1880 and llsD m and odo
o. m fot Faon and intermediate stations for SomeryUe by
The above trains and at 4:30 m. . -
The IL train from foot Of Coursnd and the ll;W m
nom Pier make co-e connection ct Esson with the
Lehah Valley Railroad and thence via East eennsyva Rail
road to Reading whot change of and connects at Head
log direct for Pottsvile and Harrisburg. -, N,
asengers for the Delaware Lsckswanns end Wesera Hall
roed will leave NewYofk ct from foot Courtiandtst OF
1880 from Pier R. ony for Lehgh Valley Rsiroaa o. ana
IL M om foot of Coursndtt and 1890 and ;5o m
rom Pier N R. only JOHN o. sTERNs, superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
"a 1889 Trains Will Chsmbersst Station ~ follows
E.pres Trains and II a. m and p for Sing Sing sas
snds4o for Poughkespsie sO ~ and ia;sG ana p So
Ter Train with sleeping cars leaves olsst daily at ssO p m
The eepse Peekk sne Sing Sing Trains stop most OF
the Nav stations Passengers taken Chambers Canal Chris
rIns for New YcIk leave Troy at o;l9 ana
1910 and at and .S Albany sbont Is minutes
"''' A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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Bnil0ina M0terials.

L,NCAUSTIC TILES
"a For FLOORS
PLUMBER6' MATERIALS,
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPE, &c.
MILLER COATS,
No 279 Pearl-st-
DERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
and other accidents buids be secured by using
THE SOLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS,
manufactured by the Trenton Iron Company.
THE EXTRA COST is THRILLING.
Such foort a. have constructed in The holdings OF
THE TINES THE TRIBUNE,
and Of MessrL
BALL, BLACK L Co..
NEW BANKING HOUSES
- FIFTY CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
for the brick arches ready for where the spans dc
not exceed Is feet.
These beams make the cheapest and strongest covering
FOR VAULTS . ,
For fin particulars and estimates which gladly furnished
without charge apply personally or by letter to
COOPER HEWITT a Co., No. II Bnring-slp
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part H.-Same as
Wednesday, and No 217
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ITO CHARLES BONNET and ROSE his wife,
j PETER ROBINET and CHARLES ExERTiER-You
hereby summoned TO the complaint Of George W.
which fled with the Clerk OF the Supreme Court
the Queens the fourteenth day OF October
thousand eight hundred nine against ami to
copy your Office No. $50 Nassau street,
In the City New York within twenty Gays after the service OF
this exclusive Of the day seylce And fail 10
the complaint within the twenty Aforesaid the plain.
will apply Supreme Court at Special Term theroof
for the relief demanded In the complaint dated Newly ork
October IL, 1893. ii. l.. RikEH,
feb9 l.w6wTh Pl.intif's Attorney
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Me0icGl.

"MEDneAL COMMON sENSE."-Dr. Z. B.
IL LOT the Iuthor Of thS popular book returns 10
M cnoe Saratoga Springs the ls Of May. Let no
has esIt disease Of long standing fail 70 cons0s
III ones THOUSANDS Of supposed iDcuebe have been
y nls Aud electricity He gives minerals
ensetns Tniraeuloes cures IN this city BY bis common
Dusseldorf Gallery Rew.YsrE Consultation 1se Office
JIs hom 20 p NJ Ilv1hds at distance consult him
& a' boSa wan te sent b mall postage paid, 10 thOss
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Orcan Cleaners, &r.

Tor NEW-ORLEANS and HAvANA.-SAi-
URDAY, March sThe United States hsiI 9 Tth,
lime VIII diapstoh hvos steamed above, rS r
psr Of Warren.
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Maebinfrp.

DORTABLE AM-ENGINES of superior
IL construction, for taleby =,
An eghthorse power now in store price 1868
CODA WATER SODA WATER
- PATEHf s0DAWATER APPAHATUS Of every descnp
ton SoAcng Generators oifon oreopper Bottug Machines
Dsught Tubes Coolers &o prices Send fof circular
and description Of the above At the BODAWATER MANU-
FACTORY WILLIAM GEE Co, Nos. and New Haven
Railroad Companys Depot, corner Of Elm and Frsnkhnss
WTEST's IMPROVED PUMP.
w Double.acting, An itteezng, Lifting and Forcing
Bee Scion Robnsons speech in Daily Tribune, OF JAM &C.
uds Of others report likewise all Ike It.
Sold by GAY 4 WEST No 10 Broadway, ~ Y.
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE,
FOR CALIFORNIA
The only line carrying the u Mails this route nndsr
contract with tho Government
5TH AND 2OTH OF EACH MONTH.
From the Ode sssbiehed Wharf foot Of WhTen-st NJ
The favorite steamship EORTTFRN LIGHT will leave Now
York, MONDAY March connecting, via Panama Railroad
With The steamship CHAMPION. -
The NORTH STAR will succeed the NOR THERN LIGHT
leaving Newly orb March 20
Tbis Il the emily hne having both at Psnane
md Aspnwa nsurs prompt connection Of passengers and
mills at the Isthmus -,
For passage freight any point the route apply ut ths
,uly Office OF the Company In The City ofNew-YoIk,
No. III West-st, foot Of Warren-ts
ID. B. ALLEN, Asert.
BAD 7erons forbid trusting one on account Of
he alb ships
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Roofing.

CEMENT ROOFING.
a. .u vs,,.,v ~ oos neyy or old aud unequaed
for durability beauty and BY any composition IA nee
CEMENT T SALE by the barrel with printed 'o'
ga JOSEPH DfTTo l. Co., No. s1e BTSsdwsy, NIX.
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a J. BLBBCKKR, AuctlopefT.
HOUSEHOLD Flu RN I U II "A. j.
II III BLEFCKER SON e. Co, will sell at auction, on SAT-
URDAY HsToh O'Clock Of Ne. CO West 37hst the re-
ALng FURFITURE contained therein consisting OF Cross
~ Sons super Wilton 3py ingram and other Carpets eli in
sood order Lace Curtains Dining Cnsirs and Extension La
k Hair seat sofas CbaIs Oval and other Mirros OH
cloths Bureaus; Bsdseads MArbeop TAblesi Hair and
6trsw Msttressss Window Shades Kitchen Furniture Nc,
CSisognes can be mad a. No Pine st or B. b. DYER
Iscu No ss7 Brosdway corner Of 23dst aud 5hav s7l
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well,seasoned
N BILLIARDTABLEs made in the best P1spls manner amer
lizard TABL EihRUFACT0RY Nos 6s s. g and % Cros
by.st Kew.YWk Every Gics connected WIN 'ne "S"e a.
the loyest
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EOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
III BFLOW.--rbe irstclsss steamship AUGUSTA, Cept
a. 4 Woodruff win leave SATURDAY, March O. q.
D. no rom Pier No r. Through tickets can be had for
TO New. Orleans sss rs; Mobile ss5j Montgomery ss,
Columbus sali Albany s?a; Ausnta gu Chattanooga 80
Nashville SIT Isl Knoxville S25 So Memphis $Sl IS; Az
su,a sli so; Macon sao; Savannah, as For freight and
''' sAML L. MITCHELL 4 SON.
Bssgrss eheeled to al the above points
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TOR NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH
Tho new and fntolsss Steamship
POTOMAC, Capt George w. Watson,
WIN leave Pier No. r. North River EVERY SATURDAY. II
CONNECTING with the Norfolk petersburg Railroad for Peters
burg and Richmond.
Norfolk per foot and Petersburg cents
Goods for aided to all parts of North Carolina free Of cosm
sion. Apply to ID. b. CROMWELL 20,
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gnsnrante Companies.

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
IN BosToN-SsPital and accumulated Premiums eio'sSs
IL Paving cash Dividends Of &c per cent 10 all the insured
Pamphlets Reports etc, furnished gratis. JOHN HoPPEk
Agent and Attorney for the Co., No ITO Broadway, NJ T.
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NOTICE to REDIlOkS.-NOtlco oil appn-
cation for the discharge of insoyent from his deots
Pursuant the provisions Of the third article OF the hh chapter
Of the first title Of the second part Of the Revised Statutes
Monroe nsovent debtor notice first published January IT,
1860.
Creditors to appear before the Hon. John c. Chumssero
County Judge of Monroe County at his chambers the City
of Rochester IN aid County the 9Th day OF April next
At 10 O'Clock In the fo noon TO show cause they have
why assignment should not be made of such nsoyents
estates and be discharged from his debts lsnl9 dlawlOw
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that an appli-
IN cation will made the Legislature OF the State OF New
York. present session. for act TO incorporate The
New Y ork and Brooklyn Cab Co."
Dated January 49, 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

SUPRENE COURT OF the STATE of NEW
- YORK-City and County of New York.-FRARKLIN A.
PADDOCK Receiver &C. of the property and effects Of
WILLIAM HIRCHFELDT Plaintiff ag. WILLIAM HlRCH-
FELDT and JACOB BLoOMNGDALE, Defend ants.-Sum'
for Reief(Com not ser ITO the Defendants shove
You hereby summoned aud required 70 answer the
this action which February g. 1860 filed In
tie Office of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New at
his office In the CiiyHs in the City, County aud State Of
New ork and 20 serve copy your the said
pant the Subscriber his office number "a Pine street. in
The City York within twenty days after tine ser,e Of
this exclusive Of the day Of such services and
II you fail the said complaint within the time afoe-
said the plaintiff this action viii apply the Court for the
lief demanded the complaint dated New York February
1860 JOHN L. 81 IiERLAND,
fec lawiew Tn Plaintiffs Attorney