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Master Commissioners Sale.
George w. Durkee's Administrative,

Heorge W. Dnrkee's Administratrix,
against Eeqnsf,7assfI
John Brown.
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas Of Monroe County
in the State Of Ohio, there will be offered for
sale at public auction, on the s,ii II
Gath day Of March 1859, Y
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, at the door Of ths court house,
in said county, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit: nlea
Twenty-six feet of the north side Of lot
number seventy-nins, in the town Of Glazing
Ton. twenty-six feet wide and one hundred
and twenty feet long.
EF WIN. OKRY, Mas. Com. >
Monroe Common Pleas
Feb. %, 1860. $3.50 s-s sxS!g
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TEE HOUSE has amended the Senate
bill for suspending the school library law
20 % to repeal instead of suspend it. In
this shape the bill was ordered to be en-
gf6ssed BY ayots Of IS to As. It will
require 81 votes to pass the bill, SO its
passage is little doubtful.
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MASTER Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
~ John q, Sorgel -
- -" 30 against zse2e ni's
-.Gr5 O. Daniel Tuel and others- hssjsesh
BY virtue of . mandate TO me directed lkbA
the court Of common pleas of Monroe County
in the State of Ohio; there will be offered for
sale at public auction, on the s's.a
p 24M day Of March 1850, 9a"
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. n. and 4
O'Clock p. M. at the door of the court house.
in said county, the following dssazihed rsal
estate, situate in said county, to wit: zg
The north west quarter Of the south wssA
west quarter Of section -. Also thA north
west quarter Of the north west quarter 81 So
ton %. Also the south west qeaxtsr Of the
south west quarter of section 20. Also The
north east quarter Of the south west quaxtse
of section %. Also the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter Of section 36; and also
the south east quarter of the south west QuAr-
ter Of section 20, all in township and range
four. WIN. OKRY, Mas. Com.
s4shM $50 Monroe Common Flsas.
Feb. 20, 1860. 4 $4,ss aellasas osia
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NEW ADVER TISEMENTS.
Master Commissioners Sal,
Robert B. Dent,
against

against
William B. Dent and others.
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the court of &C mmon pleas of Monroe County
in the State of Ohio, there will be offered for
sale at public auction, on the
Gath day Of March 1860,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. M, at the door of the court house,
in said county, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:
The west half of the north east quarter of
section 2, township 5, and range 3, contain
ing 7S and s7-10O hundredths acres. Also,
the north east quarter Of the north east quar-.
ter of same section, township and range, con-
tanning SO and 44-l00 hundredths acres.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas,
Feb. %, 1860. $3.50 o ~ f
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SENATOR DOUGLAS The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Times
says:
Senator Douglas has been again dan
gerously i'll. No less than Eve physicians
were in attendance upon him to,day.
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ca - The post Office appropriation
bill has passed both branches, been signed
'By the President, and is new law. In
terest at the rate Of per cent is allow
&c on all SUMS due contractors, commenc.
ring TO run 81 days after the expifGtion o:
the quarter during which service was rem
aiisrsd. 7@s5yt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-22

seot4rThe Cleveland Leader, the strong
ct Republican paper in Northern Ohio
.ssys il would have been well II 225 of the
$50 bills now before the State Legislature
chad Eemained maggots in the noddles Of
the Ohio Solons. ss1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-22

-notYrAnother innocent little fight has
Seiprted between two members of Con-
9ress.s Mr.. Edmunson, of, Vs., hit Mr..
Hickman, Of Pa, terrible blow on the
,hst. ip dthe capital grounds. The bellig.
ssrants were then separated.
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.SHERLE"S SALE.
Jacob N. Mitchell,
against
John Sloan,

John Sloan. '.'1
DY virtue of writ of execution to me di-
ID rscted from the Court of Common Pleas Of
the county of Monroe, and State of Ohio, I will
offer for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of
ten O'Clock a.. M, and four o'clock p. m, on
Saturday the 24M day of March 1860.
The following described real estate situated
in said county, to wit:
Lots number thirty-seven, thirty nine. ffty-
three and fifty -four, in the town of Antioch.
Taken in execution as the property of John
Sloan. m o3
The above property also ordered to be sold
on a writ in the case of Tallant & Delaplair
against John Sloan, subject to the aboye.
8 54{ C. M. MORROW,
Feb. %, ls6s.s $3.50 Sheriff, N. G, Q.
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e1tWrLLIAM E. BURTON, the renowned
sactor, scholar and wit, has gone the way
of oil the earth. He died in New York
on Friday lust. As commedian he stood
at the head Of his profession in America
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AWFUL SHIPwREoK. The Flora Tenn
Pc, with $50 coolies on board, was
wrecked four days out from Macoa. The
crew was saved. but the coolies ell were
dsewned. bgE B b
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JESSE ECHOLr s. ESTATE.

ea JESSE ECHOLS EST.ATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undsrslgn-
IN edwas, ON the 18th day OF February 1850,
appointed by the Probate Court OF Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator Of the estate OF
Jesse Echols, deceased.
Th3 A-- SAMUEL CLEGGj oE
Feb. -, ls6e.-3t.pd ialss's atseh
-. --.--,.Ta rzaM aa.H 81. Ycs
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
McClellen and Knox,


s." agains:
John Kirkpatrick and others. ,'f
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas of Monroe County
in the State of Ohio, there will be offered for
sale at public auction, on the
24h day Of March 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock p. M, at the door of the court house,
in said county, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:
Lots No. 81 and %, in the town of Lebanon,
Also. the south west quarter of section z, in
township 5, and range 7, except 20.lots in the
town of Lebanon, one acre for Union Church
and one acre for the mill company. o-7
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com,
Monroe Common Pleas.
Feb. %, 1850. $3.50 a
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BAD MEMoRY.-A village pedagogue,
in despair with a stupid boy, pointed at
the letter A, and asked him if he knew it.
Yes, sir.' well, what is it?' i know
it very we'll by sight, but drot me if can
remember its name.'
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sa "a The committee in tie Virginia
Legislature, to whom the subject was re-
.fsrrsd, respectfully refused to have any
conferesse1 with Sonth Carolina looking
.to1a disseiusisn Of the Union.
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~ The U. s. Senate passed the p.
sOs appropriation bill with an amendment
abolisbiDg the franking privilege-all vo-
Ting sfor It but g. The House rejected the
smendment by vote of nearly 2 to l. and
the Senate recede6. IL will be introduced
q . separate bill.
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~ The Legislature Of Maryland
passed, with but one dissenting voice, a
,lesolution csnsuring Henry Winter Davis
for voting for Pennington.
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Sdk@ The death Of Senator Broderic
wss officially announced in both branches
of Congress. last week, and appropriate
suIogies delivesed. 80
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Tallant and Delaplain,

Tallant and Uelaplaln,
against
Joseph Kinkade.
pY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, at the front door of the court house, in
the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a, M, and
o'clock p. M, on r
Saturday, the 24M day Of March 1860,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Lot number thirty-four, in the town Of An
tioch; appraised at two hundred and thirty
three dollars.
Ordered to be sold as the property of Joseph
Kinkade.
C. M. MORROW,
Feb. %. 1860. $3.50 Sheriff, M. C. o.
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E Captsin Harrison, of the Great
Easterny who was lately drowned while
attempting to cross the bay, near South
ssmpton, in sail boat crossed the At
1lantic one hundred and eighty times.
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MASTER COMMISSIONFR'S SlLE

MASTER COMMlSSfONxKS S.Ak&
gt Armstrong and Mooney, ssaT
M x. against f.. ,i sSte.Tg
Lewis Johnston and others.
BY virtue Of mandate 10 me directed from
the court of common pleas Of Monroe County
in the state Of Ohio, there will b snsfsd foE
sale at public auction, on the j4s-l aasd
24M dag Of March 1862 s,sng
between the hours of 10 O'Clock :. m. snd &
o'clock p. M, at the door Of the court house
in said county, the following described zsal
estate, situate in said county, to wit:
Beginning at the porth west cornefsof the
south west quarter of section ~, in township
4, and range s, running thence east 81 rods,
thence south 173 degrees west ~ rods, thsnce
south degree east z4 rods and II links,
thence north 50 degrees west ~ links, thsucs
south 82A degrees west Al rods, thence north
3S rods and 18 links to tho place of beginning
containing IA acres and SO rods.
= -f38os VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com. 4
i, ssg ca. .a3l Monroe Common Pleas.
Feb. 20. 1860. s. $3,9o .s, bgs .eaSts
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az The Harper's Ferry pris one:s,
Stevens aud Haziett, have been sentenced
to be hung on Friday, the 9Th of March.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-22

ssso Davidson the fendish author of
the Hawsville tragedy, died of his
wounds.
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Another reason for thinking it spuri'

Another reason for thinking it spuri'
ous is, that it is dated on the 14th Of
February, st. Valentines day. As a
counterbalance to this, the letter says, ID
was offered the craftsmanship of the kom-
mittee on ways and MEANS" which every
body knows to be untrue. This is SO
characteristic of Theaker if we may Judge
by his speech here, that it is strong evi
dence that the letter is his own produc-
tion.
But here is the letter, let every one de-
termine for himself whether it is genuine
or not:
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master COmmiSSiOner'S Sale.
. Jacob Barnett e4.t.,s az
against -
Edward Starkey and wife. ssl.s.1
BY virtue of q mandate to me directed
from the court Of common pleas 0f konroe
County, Ohio, there will be offered for sale, at
public auction, on tie sf,
24M day Of Maych 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. M. and 4
O'Clock p. M, at the door of tho court house,
in said county, the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to witt sii AZ
The north west quarter of the, south west
quarter of section l6, township s, and range
Z, containing 40 acres, more or less.
n ~ I WIN. OKKY, Mas. Com. OK
q bsf,...s Monroe Common Pleas.
Feb. 22, 1850. $500 !. II ..f.sri,g
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WASHINGTON City D. G
February IA, 1850,

SUR am goin to cum down to Mum
70 Kounty mkt fall s. will then Civ yew
the infernallest rakin down for what you
sed about me in the last number of your
dirty little sheat that ever one horse
democratic editur got. You no give
you thunder once befor so look out want
yew to stop my paper it aint worth cuss.
Nobody niver reads it that ever herd of.
Yew know how yew lied on me as to how
i dun out at columbus about franklin pa.
pers & sich. now yuve got to dry up about
me. was offered the craftsmanship Of
the kommittee on ways & means & didn't
except it as yeu perhaps observed, busi-
mes not permitten & bein thong giner-
ally, but want you to understand as to
how lie hav plenty of time to tend to you.
Your obi. Servt.,
THOS. G THEAKER,
NJ G.
P. s. Yeur cuss. T.. c. T.
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Is a Niger a White Mani

P. s. Yeur cuss. T. G. z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

WHsT-CHEER HOP YEAST CAKES-The
w desirable siole for bread biscuit oke
nc. They ~l Keep 'ssh sny lime II ony se5, dfJ per.
frety pure IN theif manufacturer sducruon whatever
FoT 'aIo By al the irocsrs, and =, wholsaee BY
r. w. SMITH, Ne. 694 Bgosdwty
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TOR BOSTON ana PnOVIOENCE, sla NEW-
A. PORT and FALL RivER--Ths splendid aad Superior
ReemeT METROPOLIS Capt Brown lesyes Newton every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, q o'cloei,
p m aad ths EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, On MONDAY
10. g. n. q.
Hersser win Be resrded secured 70 any N2Pt
onnt until the shall have been Paia for.
Freight 70 Boston 6 fTwEdsd through with es dispatch b
WM BoRDES. Agent, Ros 70 sDd n wsstst
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1854
AOOOC ENTRAL RAILRoAn. LOOV
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.
ne capacity Of this hosa s equal 10 any IN The COZ
TIE eREAr SHORT LINE TO rae WEST.

Hne ctfd1ty taM hoee nov 70 oo0ndss
THE GREAT Snort LINE TO rHE WEST.
Office No. Aston Hence, Broadway.
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 70 and hon C'
nnsd Chicago st. Louis H. Paul, Nashville MomPhis Now
Orleans, and all other towns IN the West Northwest ap9
South unsurpassed foT speed sud comfort BY any Eou
Through trains Tor the West leave Nefot foot Of Cosr
Andt-s.) Morning ExPresa Evening Express. p
Sleeping and sneAng-eaTs ali trains.
Bere Always low, ard the uno quick b. any 0hef
fozite.
By this Eeghs Of al descriptions Do forwarded ~
any Point the railroads OF Ohio Kentucky IDdiARa
IDinols, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD DE-
Rect port The hAvtble rivers Of he West, ~
Steamers rom Pittsbnrgh
Tie Freight 70 Snd o any point Of hs West By ne
RacAd al times favorable charged
81 cher Railroad Companies Merchants and shiPFSrs ntu
g the poaton Of their Ffeg 70 this Company rely
With constance on It's speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emiuant Accommodating
tne BY which parties snggtHs westwsd a1oy cheap and
Bcmforahe mode conveyance half the trstcass ratS
1rs il. ELLIOTT Passenger gent, No Aston Hoosa.
LEECH Co., Freight Agenta,
No. 2 AItor Ho1se, and No. I South WiliAmSt
MCDONALD d BIsCHoBP, Enigra2. Asania
No Bai.ery-plsoe.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. General Supt. AlloonI Pa
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A. J. BIEKcKER, Aue.ionseT.
a IST, 36th, 47th-sts., and 6th-av.-A. j.
~ Il BfEECKEB, SON 4 Co. win cell at a.ction on
THURSDAY February &C. 1890 at II ocock at tho Merchants
EIshanle;
On btbav 4E'ory bdch and dwelling No. no sAs, side
A feet inches south 46th A. Lot I89K15 feet.
On DIST s. 3stoy and basement hsh stoop house, brown
stone iIimu inss No. l28, f., near 1dsv.
On 5h-st two 2orJ high Stoop brick houses and los
Nos as end 30 w., near BrotdwSy.
On 47st the story stone front house aud lot south
side, go 'eet f.. 6th-Gv. Lot 3pX 'ftt
Maps, ttlms 6e., al No. 2 ri. 80 (62a)
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Building Alaterials.

Jersey CITY
hOLDfN0 AND PLANNING MILL,
Corner ol Green and Morgan Ste,
WOOD HOLDfNOS BEADS RCHfTRAVEa, PEW
CAfs, RAMS AND HAND-RAlLs, NEWELL
BALBSTERS, BRACKETS, TRUSSES, 6e.
CONSTANTLY on HANp, AND MADE TO oKpER
kinds Of Scroll and Straight Saving Tuning done With
nastness and dispaioh
Also, PlaninG Wth tbs celebrated Woodwork Planen
J. b. FULLER,
Proprietor.
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-

ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
~ CATION CoMPANY's NETWORK AND GALWAY
LnE The departure from RevYo orb viii be the spen
AID and steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nicholas
FIewse which gill HUR ID Az, March 1880 touch
Ing 81 Johns n f. 70 receive tho roy dis Iuis vessel
has been greatly Improved, At large o0ty her sco1naoda
tons have hee icIeed and she Of the finest snd
fastest steamers ahoat
PHcls OF PAssAGE-Fhst Glass $50 75 snd eco latter
Galway Unyl third $50 Dcludng free tickets many Of
the principal cis the main railway routes Of dea, Britain
and rt,nd. Third class ust provide pao knife FORK &C.
aud br5dnR PrssrnFeTs 10 ST. johns rs Glass; S55 and o.
Passage ia the third css % bring
nom 0al say foT go Foi height passage apply only
kLkN. HOLLAND 4 Co,
Agsnts for tie me No "a Broadany.
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DARTITION sALE.-JABfES NJ. MILLER
III wh SELL st AUCTION on
SATURDAY, Feb H. 1890,
At 2 o'clock at COL WILLIAMS HOTEL PEEKsKILLt
BY order Supreme Court the direction Of H. w.
Robn,on, Referee, The following valuable Properly;
The beautiful and desirable Residence OF the late Daniel
r. JONES oons.inS Il handsome threeand hsfstory Dwell
DE containing rooms &C with extensive piazzas eofs
o.rsgehoBso &C. stused IN the VILLAGE Of Peethih West
chester County NJ y with Of ground attached and hns
Is shaded 10 Il web located, and In fis.Tsts order
The valuable FARM In The Of Cortland Westohestef
County ~ Yeipucks StSion and a miles below the
village Of Peekst conisnng about 81 with several dwell
igs thereon vel located rrsdy for immediate Brovemeu
VIII be- tod In parcels or together
Terms esiy msps and further Particular apply 10 the
AUCTlONf ER, No Is Ptsst, New ioik.
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CODA WATERl SODA WATFRi
THEsT's IMpROVED PTTMp
DATENT MICA and FIBROUs

hysd y syey variety Of Roof old and Il uneqaaed
- 31rsby beauty aud cheaDncas By aDy oonpohoD 81 ase
f1bAT FOh sAlL ~ The barrel win printed insuotus
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tVAL olL-Fully equal to the best in Market
JOHN w. QUiRCY & Co. No g WusneNA
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
On ard amer Wednesday, Iso 49, 1880 Trains M lesve S6
+ station New-iorl e follsws;
For White Plsins-I9:sO and D. m
For White PlainS-65 p hom Depot conner - White aid
Yer Cr0.OD FaT.-4 p. N, from 2eshsi.
For hillsron-sp 2. N, from 2elhst-
AsS1y 49, p m 9I s I Il ssPis' I'm
Ss Pi.T.ss 81 e "a s " md s'r
Croton Fals--7A
Albany Mai trsiD-u a M NAH, ard 41o IA, express
Ga m mail connect at Chatham for all stations Western
5:5, a. m Express also connect Chatham with train
BSssass Checked fo the Mail and Espres. corner Of White
and centTests from TO s5 m. and from to 2fS ?.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-PaE-
pUSRRE LEX ESpSEs as q &C.; DosiE B: Ca.
naIiSSs ed erHsRa i5ssssssists s.Aoa; .,s
netown, and intermediate Stationa
NIGHT EXPRESS st 4;S0 u, DukiIk Buaao csaaa.
fSs Express rfsn connect a. Ea With the CsnsnAHsua
go SsS, t S9.d s Sss 70. Ro.Ss ne "a
Bafaoi Bend with The Railroad fSI scranton; al 4
I0d Cincinnati Tolsds Detroit cicaso, no. and The Canada
TlgS'S HIpru. RsOssvsr osAA uEOF, sss1 sapz
Anew YORK ana HEW-HAVEN RAILR0AD.
~ lsse wIETER ARRANgEMsET 1850
ComnsnciEa Dec. "a fs2
ftsnengeT Station 81 fsvYozk. corner ths and aAN1s
snrance 91th-Et
TRAINS LEAvB NEw-YORK.
Sor NeW-Havsn !, q n. texl n:I5 1lb (e1l SIS -
lsS0 D. n For Bridgeport a iez; n;l6 Ssls (ez.la
$50 1850 D. Yer Milford Stafford FAIRFIELD seuthpor
and Wespot l7;i5 3. 80 and 40 Yer foFWeh
Tea mi l2;lS sb lezli e;so t:Se, $50 FER DsdsA
sd 9resnwteh a ~ R ; go t:sS eso a. 20
n Fsr Port Chester and niernsdass stsiiOSs, ! Al AK
40 4.79 $50, 6.30 p. m
CONNECTING TRAINs,
Por soson, va Springfield, eE.L e;iB (ozl pf
njs.on 2:l5 via NeLondon, 9teniuron and Pr0sts
For Hartford and Springfield, (ezl 3:ls sib
(ex.) FOR Connecticut River Railroad Montreal
sx) and 5:ls m (e1l to Northampton Ter Hartford Proy
lsnce, and Fishkin RSlrcsa a tes.) ROl kevHsysa,
W-tond0n and Stonnston Railroad az BIS and sG
. m For Canal Railrosd 20 Colinsve (ex and L2S
, M, 70 Northampton For HousstoIio Railroad, q f0k
NsuEauek BGrosd q S;lS Bor DAnhury and Nor
IIMkS q HOW aops4r tanSssA
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THE OVAL PIAN0-FORTE.-

(Nitb tn0 oYef-3kf1ns btah }
M msst Esoen FORM and he toned horizontal Piano
"a the world
Rhs DRfG0B PIANO COMPANY BY nettly extending theb
o Of Danufscuro and Improvement IN their nocnneTy
prepared receive advance orders for these graceful ane
ent Instruments. The demand has heretofore been IA be-
oRd sby supply sud for UOst Of che time during the
H have he'd instumen Of this peculiar syie "a
au61 This & TIE original shape Of the Dfigs Paseat q
yn Plane, and closely appzezimaio not ony IN ihe prin
ees ~ s oonsFueE, out IN rs shapo % the VIOLIN TIE
perfect booso tie most responsive iBstEUei In the
Wode The Vbretoy she'll free from al strain OF tbs
unF8 aEd the oval shape r0sin peecy the vtofstey
ec susinupe tse toned with wonderful purity, and maxine
sc nsanUnt responsive ane perfect WaSerootaa No
- Broadway between 6pgtnR end PrtnO9-stt
s B. briggs, inventor and Pstenteo
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DORTLAND and CANADA sEAn-WEEKLY
i LINE, via VICTORIA BRIDGE.
The iIst-clasa Bteaolahps
OHESAPEAKE.s.....,.Cept Sidney CTowed,
PATAPBCO.... CAPT. L. II. LayAod,
va Leave Pier Ne u North River NeW.Yor and Browns
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
clock D. IA. hnnnins tno, 30 hourl
PASSAGE, including neala and stateToorn, IS
These steamers connect with the Grand Trunk Ellwsy and
the cheapest and most oxpSdioHs freight line 10 Montreal
Appiy 70 II. B. CROMWELL 4 Co, No &c VESTS.
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oyyIcE oT THR n. y FikE AND MAINE INSURANCE. Co 4
HEv.IOKK, Feb 8, 1890
nIVlDEED.-The Board OF Directors have this
1Idsy declared sEMI-AENUAL DlViDEND Of TEN Per
mt payable demand At the Ooe Of the Company, No n
Wallet. d. UNDEhHlLL, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

NEW.ORLEANS aud HAVANA. SATUR-
IN DAY, Feb 10 at O'Clock from foot OF Warrens The
Vail strsmihg ine uiend 20 dPich a. aaeve the "a
Vote q ARADA, CAPT s. Critic THIS
has been thoroughly ovrhuled in hull snd nsehnery y
psnAeo and coppeTed boilers pot IN perfect order .uy
Imported aud ors superior attractions passengers Apply
20 H. o. ROBE RTS, Agent No. III Wssts cor Warrenst
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