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COURT CALENBAR-rHr. pAr.

u, s. DISTRICT COUkI.-Jufy GAUGES.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERN enumerated:
Nos. I5 "a, IS, a. 10, a IS, ~ 10 So, g. 81, IS, S. n
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.-Psrt L-0ysr and
Teminer Part lIoEo' 2o2ss $50 SO s77 900 $50 sa.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. Is, SIG, Sill, So,
$50 SIS $685. ST. 573 49, g. ST. 57s 49, $751; $50 s3l, 4l SAL
Part HNos 4S6 80 2S 1874, 4l2 3o2 soe $40 lo2a se, 1t
4o0, 4s0, l24, $40, $50, S26
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Pat Mos. 2S7,
&c., $685. 1924 ia 3d. 1890, 1891 1874 1873 1884. 1896
Is &c. Part il-Nos 22 1895 2os H. 1857 1855 l6Ss
1879, l640 l64l, l642, 1913, 42l, 1891
KIsG's COUNTY CoURT-GEgERAL TERN CALENDAR.
-FEBI5 Nos. 81 a. 49, 49, a. H. 49, 49, 49, s. S. 81 So g. 81
SO, "a, IS, IS, SO, 90, 70.
KINGS CoUsrY SPECIAL TERM.-Nos. As, 40, 81, So
So 81 49, 49, 81 g. &c. TO- H. r. 3D. 7s &C. H. 70, 70 80, a. q.
90, %, rs.
BRooKLYs CRY CoURT.-FEB. I5.-Nos- ], G, 2, 8,
IL, L. 81, "a, e. u.s. a. o. 81, 80. a. S5 S 81 37. %.
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cros examination Tssned IN casting great Suspicion O, th
character Of the estsbi.hment Of the Countess. 80
clerk In the employ Of the sinspsyss testified tzs C<s
pswned the articles for SIS md that he sht az
place.
Mr. Spencer Coseios counsel here desired 70 look a IN,
Indictment and stated that according Miss Mec.s sorv
she did steal the but borrowed them For Ia dr.
being therefore tbs ar her BY law The saaictnsus
charged Costello With eesns them the Csante shie
could have bees the e therefore moved 70 have The
prisonsr DISCHARGED
The Court ina uced the jury 70 bring verdict Of ecqu
the grounds ioned prisoner was IN
crder that be might be tred a nsw Indictment
Charles bhiDehs bogus Toabs lawyer was ssiKped for
swndfg Mrs Emily kapp out Of $lo BY telling her that he
could her husbands release he 70
the Tonhs for slight of~Bse Rhnehsr Il not kUyer
and made the promise without any power 70 fuiGl f.
Unfortunately The complaint him taken BY the TPe
ice Mssistiae for larceny and Grand Jnry fooins H.
example found On for petit larceny. Rhpeha vas
therefore once discharged by the Jury tbs ground Of ys
ance between shs Indictment and tho crime =
The tsl Of Dr. E the condolences swlndey was 20 have
been msce the order Of the day aud there pretty rood
reseptson Of crnone in ready forwass snd ~.
% both for end against MIN. An witness however,
SICK and the uIteuctany dourned the un Mon
dsy ne1t. Adjsuned
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, oFFIcE-FED. IA
Before Mr.. KRsSETH WHITE Commissioner.
THE CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
The examination of James 5. Williams, on the
charge Of purloinns letter addressed to f. A Williams was
CHARLES RichtIney e testified that be knew James VIII
hsIns the deeLdn be wtness attended the ae and gen
al the general delivery windows sAog for letters had sin
at the advertising window he asked witness on one occasion FOR
he could recoec thought the defendant asked oI
other letter. IN other @ nf letter.. ssw him asking
for letters frequently and for some ak months OF more until
In biz the witnes. said other persons than
those whom advertised letters addressed often called Tor
provided they brought orders describe the
letter. oherwe satisfied the clerk the letters deliv
ed On the 2st Of October he found to the
on Nov H. Both letters checked of having been do
hvsred another Now le, addressed to James D. Williams
In his redrec. examination the witness said that sometimes
the clerk his hand in such that the applicant
read the addresses the back and describe any letter he
pty Rs,es an employee in the Office testified that he
had the defendant at the advertised window ddn eco
seeing him for about two months had seen him Within the
last I month"; he inquired for which witness mad dey
cred couldn't recosc whom addressed the sur
always the the letters be delivered to the de-
Mr. Lizzie Prinse knew the defendants had him
Question by Mr. Dwiph-Haye time seen the de-
isndaut examine the newspaper for advertised letters
law could attempt be made TO esnvl al sccased person Of
specific oaene by endeayong to prove hE guilty Of former
crime In the first place the question was too Leading and sec
oneS, It was iueeyant
Objection allowed.
Witness resumed-Hsd defendant write but would not
swear 20 the hsndwrng defendant separated nom BIS
wife No 81 Aen-street; did know where de-
noant resided had any letter that he received from
his wife. -.
A. Ferris the teller " the Eowsk Bank testified that he
had letter (shownl similar before; saw at
the bank ne coud ecoect Saturday evening
Al e the Nef ork put the package
bms. the package contained amounting TO between
ths bills were the Bank Of Norwsk directed to f. A.
Wihans esq RewYork City was sent By express on
Tuesday evening. Dec n. q.
To biz Busteed-Deyered the package to the him
self took receipt which he delivered TO the cashier
Mira Kate Johnson oNo al Goeick street testified that he
bad the defendant for eight bad seen him w
thought she knew his h.ndgrng saw letter wrIten o.
ever since had any conversation with the defendant about the
letter; she sister OF the defendants we read
any other letter from the defendant his wife tina
already mentioned bso since heard him speak Of the hsndst-
Ing hiss had been in different kinds Of business
since 4 had been acquainted with him.
Adjourned 10 IL O'Clock Wednesday
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II U NJ P II r Z s.

stand At the head remedial for the OF
e people They alike removed from the poisonous dan
repuve doses Of quackery Old School practice
he Of WaterCuTe the intricate and perpeI-
Ing obscure, Of the usus books and medicines,
simple specifics for the various diseases 10 which
they are up the form Of simple pelletsana
ingredients neither dangerous Disgusting they
ready aid OF the parent and the eomio oil The
complaining and invalid
They possess potive sdvsntages: They harmless
no injury from their They smpeyou Always
what take, aud how to take It. They are eonyenen
Won can Give proper Sugar Pulls moments warning with
Ont be,t.n or 5esy They eSnn thou sands of
disease onoe the system freed without pross
ron or delay.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SP TERN-Feb E--Before Jus-
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-FEB. IL
Before Justice DAY.

RESPONSIBILITY or UNITED STATES wAREHoUsENES.
7 james Owen agt. Anthony Thornton ct 81.
BY the facts in this case it appeared that on the 18th
Of December 1884, the plaintiff deposited in the bonded ware
house defendants located at Nos 2 and go W street
Gaze Of elias containing Is pieces valued S3,0 On the LIST
April 1885, plaintiff demanded the goods OF the defendant
other Vt the sane time but
eae could be found and the defendants declined 70
pay for the ground that they not Responsible
nasmuch their building wei secured
the OF outsiders and the goods were stolen
done by their employees parties unknown 90 them ont Tor
they not legally responsible The doctrine m
yoved In this much discussed and therefore
e1ces great interest among and
generally Y Cutler for plaintiff; g. kapao for deien LIANT
SPECIAL TKRn-FEB. H-Before Judge HILros.
CHARLES b. Bostwick Receiver &C. ag Asahel Raymond and
others.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff as Re-
cever under several orders supplementary to execution to set
aside an assignment made by the defendant Asshe Raymond
10th day ofJannsy 1889 to William Cooide for the
benefit of creditors also 10 declare void two mortgages
made by said Raymond John Russell for 500 and the
Robert Russell for $500 before the execution Of the
This has been very severely contested both
sides oved being large The trial commenced at
the opening Of the present Term Feb and continued anti
evsfTg when the given to the jury whe brought IN
this moTnl oT al the defendants G. Bsinbdee smith,
for plaintiff F. Nash and Paddock Cannon for deepdsnts
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Me0irai.

IAYNE's EXPECTORANT.-This invaluable
ID Medicine Is daily eAscng Of the most wonderful
ures that have been Known. All who have usea ioi
hsls Coughs Splitting Blood Whoophg Censh group or
Hives Cousumption, Peufy Inflammation 81 The Lungs OF
Chest Pain and Soreness OF the breast imcuHy oi
reang every other disease Of the Lungs ana ofea
and do sitest its us.fnlpess bronchtn 49,
annually sweeping thousands 70 premature grave unei '
nistak en- name Consumption is always cured oy ~
WAYS eues Asthma three large doses wa cure ne ouP
or Hyes In few minutes Immediately suoon Ine
or hoopng Cough and effects speedy Thousands no
had UP their physicians "a hcprsoe WIN On
sumption have been stored perfect health by It,
subdu. tie Inflammation and fever, the dfcuty OF
5resthng by producing free and easy eIPectoa'oh % I'M
IL soon effected -. -,
Of prompt safe, and pleasant sodorhe Of
sweating medicines In the world and when gwen IN tne com
mene4snt OF lnauIDstory Fever Peursy, on
the Lungs, Catarrhal Affections, Pains in the Chest JOINTS
enough slight lat the same time uP
warmly in bed and drinking freely Of cold watcf win
O. two o, three hours win
In met remedy In Pulmonary Diseases. medicine has
obtained higher S Ct R1f HssTfa iepa'h
81 A 1n%SSF's ExFECTORANf and FAMILY MEDICINES
from receiving witnessing her elects may be found
'hf sd nsIn M Peek. D. D., ROcL Spring. IL
The Rev Jame1 Z. Welsh Hickory Giove Me- late q But
hpgsonI Re- i b II. Miller Chester Rosds, Ohio
The Rev VIM. Laws, Modesttowp
The Rev Daniel DAVIS, SALISBURY y M nsbm Ma
Ths Rsv u. r. Murphy Pleasant Mount. MO-
The Rev Simeon seigfffed, Greensbarg, fH.,
The Rev Leonard Fletcher late Of Of III. Ban
The Rev. VIM shadrick Corresponding occse'"' " NF
list Publication Society, Philadelphia
The Rev. Charles T0ekeT PhiectpliA, -,
The Rev. ueenio Kincsid hissonsry IN ooi"AA
Tie No. Rev Phi.nder Chase late Of JHbiee College and
HE Rev Jsnaes o. Rodgers. Methods, hiuef s0~ef'0'
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CUPREME COURT-COunty of Cattaraugus.-
- MEL pORHARTY against JAMES d: GENTHNER
s. ROLLS STONE, GEORGE B. STONE. NATHAN Ed
SON, REUEL RICHMOND, JAMES l.. STONE, ALBERT
hETCALF and THOMAS METCALF.-summons for money
TO JAMES d. GEETHER, s. Hollis Stone, George b.
Store Nathan Edon Reuel Richmond James L. Stone, Albert
Metcsf and Thomas Me,caf defeDdsn,s You hereby
oned the complaint Of Mel Dorhsrty plaintiff
copy which fled IN the Clerks Office OF the County
Cstsrauens end State Of the 5th day Of Janu
ry copy your the subscribers
their oe in Oesn New York within twenty days after the
service OF this exclusive Of the day Of service the
plaintiff win tai against you for sixty dollars and
entyope with interest from October Soh 1889 besides
costs of this action TAI LIZ Vt 4 PHELPS,
ul-iaw6wW. Plaintiffs Attorneys Olean, ~ Y.
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOO NTRAL RAILRO AD. LOU
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road Is equal in the coun

The capacity q the hosd Is now equAl 70 any ~ the
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No 2 A.tor House, Broadway. -
Facilities for the transportation Of PASSENGERS and from
oinrs Chicago, St Louis St Paul Nashville Memphis Ne.
Orleans ali in the West Northwest and South
west ave unsurpassed for speed and comfort by route
THROUGH the West leave kewYork foot OF Court
Iandts Morning Express, la Evening Express p M
Sleeping and smokine-csrs on al trains
always low, and the time az quick a. BY any onef
route
By this Freghs Of all descriptions can be forwarded to
and from point railroads Ohio heniucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, lows, Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT or to any port the nsvgabe rivers OF the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh. - . ,
The rates Of Freight and from any point the West by the
Railroad al times favorable charged
by other Rsroao Companies Merchants and shippers intrus
inf the transportation their Freight to this Company rely
with G. nhdeDce on its speedy transit
This Company also maintains Immigrant Accommodation
Line by which parties eigrsng westward enjoy cheap aad
mode at half The hIscas rates
Of Ise J. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Pastor House
LEIGH Il Co, Freight Agents, -
No Pastor House, and No. ] South Wilian-st
MCDONALD BIsCHOFF, Emigrant Agents,
No. Bsttery-plsoe.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't. Altoona, Pa
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYork notice hereby siven TO al
persons having claims against OSCAR W. STURTENANT,
late Of the City Of NewYork eounsecrssa deceased to
present the with vouchers thereof the subscriber at the
Ocean Bank No 1877 Greenwichs IN the City Of New York
before the twenty fourth day Of May nexs-Dated New
York, the I'D day Of November 1883.
NJ laS6mW I'D. RUDOLPH MARTIN, Executor.
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MARRIED.

TOMK INs-KAIN-en Monday, Feb 49, In S. Lukss Church.
by the Rev. Mr. Tuttc Isaac b. Tomkns Miss Mary NJ
Kahn Of this city.
Morris County n. J., papers please copy.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County notice hereby given 20 all per-
having claims against CATHERINE DONNELLY, alias
KATE ODONRELL late Of the City Of New York deceased
TO present the with vouchers thereof the ,nbscrbers at
the oice Of ROCKWELL EMERSON, No. % Wa-st, IN the
City EewYork On or before nineteenth day Of p
-Dsied New orb the ls,h day OF October, 1889
JOSEPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
ole lswsmWs Administrators
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BILLIARD Gables.

- = large ASSORTMENT Of w well ses 2. ne
~ RIIlIARD-TABLES made IN the e9 ss PHELAy Bill
20 aRp TABIE G1NUFACToRY. Nos q ~ d. r.SS Il
80 Ee~.York. Every article soDDee'eo VIZ
- kuve<1 raies
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Orange notice hereby given, according
. w 10 al person. having claims against The 'sste 81 JESSE
sCvfIE late Of the town OF Montgomery in said county.
dsesad that they required 10 the with the
proper er thereof the subscribers the executors OF the
la 81 enc testament Of sd deceived at the Office Of SEQ
FIELD CAPRON Co. ~ the village Of Waden Ia the sad
tran Of Mont oery, at The Office Of WILLIAM SEQ
FIELD No o. Wamst, In the City Of New. York, or be-
tie lat day Of September next.-Detsd Feb H. 1880
WILLIAM H. SCOFIELD (r-..,,.-.
Ia,UfuW AIIauaTIIG RnOFIEIn r.hecu1oIs.
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CUPREME COURT-ConntY of Cattaraugus =

AUfhEME COURI-COunty Oh CattdIaugus.-
- LAMBEBT WHITNEY agt. s. HOLLIS STONE, James
D. Osnner Nathan Fdson George B. Stone Rene Richmond
Jsmes L. Stone, Albert Mstca and Thomas Mstcs k-sunn
for money To \. HOLLIS STONE James D. Genthner
Esrhsn Edson Gcoreo b. Stone Rsnel Richmond James L.
Stone Albert Becaf aud Thomas Mecsf def ndants You
hereby summoned the complaint OF Lambert
Lin.y plaintiff copy Of which he jh day Of JAnn
sry 1861 fled In the Clerks Office Of Csttasngus ounty and
cf New ork and copy Of on the
ubser beii Clean, ~ " within twenty days after the ser
Vice Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF service and
Won fail sn-wer said plant hereby required the plain
liz judgment against you for siI hundred and eighteen
dollars with interest from December
1854 beside costs OF this oction. TALENT PHELPS,
III lawew w Plaintiff . Attorneys, oean N. Y.
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SUPREME uRT-Cmcrrr-FEB. n-BsfOre Justi

SUPREME COURT - CRcurr-FRB- i4-Before Justice
ALLEN.
VERBAL RENEWAL or INSURANCE POLICY.
The Frst Church Of Brooklyn a The Brooky Fire
Insurance Company.
This ia the third trial Of this case the details Of which
were published week The question involved s whether
company bound to for premises destroyed
b Ere where has been elected by verbal
meat The claim that the insurance expired in July
1913 and the FIRE occurred In September following The
jury tie question of fact whether any agreement
had made the having been sent from the Court A
peals to try that issue. .
CHAxBERs-FKB. H.-Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
Theodore l.. Maurice agt. Margaret Msurce-Di-
voree granted plaintiff to have custody Of the child
Before Justice bonnet.
Charles Thwing, jr, ct al, agt Franklin Thwing
ct aL-Setted and allowed
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKcIAL TERE-Feb. k-Before Jus-
tioe MoNCREP-DKCisIOS.
james Dixon Roman Receiver &C., ag Simeon Leland al
The defendants should be permitted TO amend their
answer the defense to 70 the fact
adavits that the transaction hSd In the CITY
of NewYeTk and elsewhere The other amendment sked
for the setting and distinct chons known to the
def the time puttiDg In their the car
Of the should not be allowed order accord
.nsly.
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NEW-ORLEANS and HAVANA. -SATUR-
pay zee :. e'elosk nsm foot Of wsren-st The
~orjts sesnnsT AHADA, Cept s. T. GT1n This
h been thexoogky everhaad IN hull and mschDery ally
pea e2d copPsred boilers ia perfect order and eAseoy
ssss1 sDd otIs superior attractions Passengers Apply
- ~ o. kObEkJt Afent, Ne. III Wset-H. eeT. W9Jear.
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N CATION COMPANIES EEW-YORK AND OAbWAr
LINZ The merit departure non kewYoIk viii be the sPlen-
I'D powerful steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nicholas
Yrowse which viii lssyt THURSDAY March J. 1900 touch
f 81 Johns n r. 70 receive the royal malls This vessel
s bern Improved al large outlay her Socommods.
sns have been increased and she Of the hnes and
PEIcrs on Psss1sr-F class go <5 and $50 Cater ras
- Galway olys third 80 including free tickets 10 many Of
n PgPa cities the main fe1tet q Great Britain
epd ireland Third provide pse knife FORK &C
80 eed4nE PsseAss " ST. Johns hIst class IS and 20
Pusge In The third BE- secured 10 bring persons out
heD 6slSsy for sS0 For freight passage apply Oniy
ALLX. HOLLAND a Co,
Assass for the line, No. 81 Broadway.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1883

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1889 WIHTER ARRANGEMENT. 1889
Commencing Dec H. 1889.
Passenger Station in ISewYork corner 21th and +thaV
Entrance 27th-st. -. -.
TRANSPLANT NEw-YORK:
For New Haven = In. teX); n:lj 0l3 (exl $3.50 and
1880 D. IN. For Bridgeport q Tex l2l5, S:i9 iex)
$3.50 and 80 D. For Milford Sstiord Fairfield southport
and Westport PAS $3.50. aud go p For horwGk,
M f25 lex $3.50, $780, $3.50 For Dsr1en
and GTeeLWch T. ms l2l3, $50 $50 $3.50 N For
STANFORD Z (ex Ga M l2l5 3:i5 tex $3.50 1870, 1892 p
m For Port Chester and intermediate stations, = H.
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $50 p. N. - 1890 1850
49, CONNECTING TRAINS:
For Boston vie Springfield M lex 5:l5 H. (ex) For
Boston 2:I5 D. m NewLondon, StoDington and Provi-
dence For Hartford and Springfield e1 Rl5, ol5
d n (ex For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal IN
tex) aud 55 tex) Northampton For Hartford fTovi'
Sepce and Ethkil Railroad 8 q lex For keS-Hayen,
New Tendon apd Stonng;on Railroad, Ct l2:l5 and
3I5 D NJ For CsDsl Railroad TO Coinsvie M ,et ana
12.I5p m 10 Northampton For HousGtonic Railroad
For Nsucl.uck Raroao m, 1915 p For Dsn5uIy and
EVi" ''A -''"'' JAMES Ii. HoYT, Superintendent
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DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
III QUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aus. 90, 1857
"a the only remedy for consumption and 81 KINDS oosth~
4 twice more efhes.ious than The liquid OIL
Aso,
QUERUs JELLIFfED CASTOR OIL (Ps,entedl
To be had of the inventor No 55 sod al rvspeessee
drusristI PEEFoLD, PARKER MOWER
No. rs Bsehmanst, Wholesale agents
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD Dec.
90 1889 Trains will leave Chembersst Station as follows
,nrsss rains and and $3.50 for Sing sing, 5:49
spd $40 m for Pouehkeepse 1905 and l22o and SSO
D m foi Peeksk 5:l5 Montreal and Buffalo rassen'
or Trsi with sleeping csrs) leaves 3s daily at $3.50
The Poush eep Peekk and Sing Sing Trains stop mos, Of
tbe WAY stations Passengers taken at ChsbeTG Canal Chris
tnsr AZ s, Trains for New ork leave Troy 6S and
1910 M and at and p. and Albany ebont ID minutes
~'eH 0H 01"-N' A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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II RTInW sy,t-elass steamship AUGUSTA, Capt ~
4 Voodbpn win leave on SATURDAY Feb. IS, 81 9p m
fFon Pier r. Through tickets can be had Tor the '0
he ksv-Orseans Sss IS; Mobile, eS5 Montgomery -
Csaunbas an; Albany S9s; Atlanta $2 Chstenooss ~.
Rsshvils Ell ss Knoxville eR5 90; Memphis vi I9i Au
nnsta eli 50; ere; Savannah hl FOR Ksgh' sho
'--'''' wy 80 sAHL L. MITCHELL SON.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
sepser rains leave Pier OF Dusne follows viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Can
sndsigus and principal inimedste stations. , 49,,
NI,NBURGH EXPRESS az $3.50 y. foT Newoursh, biia
detown and intermediate Stations. . 49,
NIGHT Express at 1880 for Dunhirk, bniaio oair
daigua, and principal Stations - -, j, It.
IRE Fxprts Trains Era with the CaDsndssuA
and Niagara Fails Railroad Bnghamon with the Syracuse
Raroad al Corning with the Railroad for Rochester and
fo at Great with the Railroad for Scranton and at bu
Dunkrk with toe Lake Shore Railroad for
Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago ke and the Canada Rail
roads ChAo mINOli pehoia' SuP'
NITH'I MARsH Receiver.
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TIME CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE OF
Il an INVALID published for the benent and a. wsrsns
.S caution 10 younr men suffer from Nervous Debility
Prsmsure Decay t ;suPpyins The same time the mean. o.
ss through medical IMPOSITION and gaAekery Single
souies may be had Ct the author NATHANIEL hAffAh
esa Bedford East Brooklyn Kings County New forf ~ m
oiosins post paid sddfessed envelopes
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ENOR SAVANNAH.-The AMERICAN ALLAN
A. TIC SCREW STEAMSHIP Co.'S New and Magnificent
seanship r. r. CUYLER Freaeriek CroekeI CoEmaudeT,
Win make her fr departure from Pier No IL, N r. on SAT
URDAY Feb. le af precisely. Passage 20 Savannah,
SIS Through tickets TO ewOresns, Mobile, hongomery,
Albany Columbus Macon, and Augusta The eocon-
Eodstons this elegant and unsurpassed
Apply 10 ID D. OkoM"EkLLsS W 20,
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY

DORTIAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKL3
III LINE. via VICTORIA BRIDGE
Tia fret class screw steamships
MISREPRESENTATION Sidney croweh,
Capt l.. II. Lsyheld
IN Save Pier Ne IL North River EsvYork, and Browns
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 81 .
Arleok .. m. Running time, % hours
Passage, including meals and steteroon, %
These with the Grand Irunf havsy hd
form cheapest and most expeditions freight tine TO Montreal
ASeIy 70 BE. CROMWELL Co., No. sswessst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15
Bteamboats ano Railroads.

NOTICE.-CH ANGE of HOUR.-REGULAR
~ NAIL LINE for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via
sTONlRSTON.-eh snee cf Hour from 10 p m.-On and
Sner IUESDAf Feb H. the Steamers Of this Line sin leave
fer Nc North ~ er nTtt wharf above Battery psce daily
except snndsy at O'Clock instead Of p m-0fce, No.
70 Battery place, New. York, Feb. IL 1860.