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Stocks, Gxtbanqs, 1T.

ERANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALEBY
l. ISRAEL COHEN,
dI9tf No North street.
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
TOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
'0'''' "0e january iS' '' PEN b ' BBRos
n2ltf Il Smiths wharf, up stairs.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at ioweTt , rates by
MARYLAND COUPON SIZES for sale BY
n1Stf No "a second Street
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
a1.g4 TO suit JNo s Cuttings g SoS,& co.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
Sr1saLe in sums to suit, JNo. S. Cuttings s co,
o25f 20 South street.
TINION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
j28-d Basement Chesapeake Bank
LNRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
Il SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
j2S-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
STATE OF MARYLAND PER CT. STOCK
saa,tf '''' " sAML. HARRIS SONS.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
Id OF 1850 wanted by -
ol5tf No q second street
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
IVA and Merchants BANK Stock Baltimore and Ohio Raj
ss2tf ''''''' sAML HARRIS SONS.
missouri SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
IGSAIE BY P. II. SULLIVAN,
s2-u No. 81 Second street.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX & co,
an1S-u 9Grocer's Exchange
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER Il co,
jel-f corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IA LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
jll-d SO Buchanans wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY JO-
" SIAH LEE co. jeff
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
Ia San Francisco, Cal, and P. c. 3OMBAIIER K CO.,
Havana, in sums 10 suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
api0f II Smiths wharf, up stairs
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & CO,
jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER & CO,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER & CO,
lel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX Il co,
ap2Sd Exchange Place.
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
u apl4tf JNO s. CUTTINGS &CO
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Mkrfban0i3k.

A SEIGNETTE AND UNITED PROPRIE-
tors Rochelle Brandy, in quarters and sale
Dona or duty paid by c. MORTON STEWART, No. So S.
Gay street d22-2W
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@A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS.
CMs2EES2@ - BLACK TEAS, &c
E=52Esa2sa . 7. TlERNAN Il son,
particularly for family use: 1900 " f
, SHERRY W!NES-Pemartines finest pale gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass ' Do
PORT WINES-Sandemans competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass ~ ~ ~
MADEIRA W1NE-John Howard MARGINS fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice. "
AVGh h WIN Seinherser Marcobrun
quarts and pints. ~ ''' l"
BRANDIES-Otar and Hennessy's fine old pale and dark
Brandes. 1880 " pow ~ 1''' l"
ny MSOid and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-Ihe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3tf
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opposite Front street Theatre,
--,.e- - . ate of % and 30 Hanover street,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS,
We ask the attention of friends and patrons
to our new establishment now in full operation wherein are
employed an army of operatives with most approved
in the United States.
Also, Manufacturers and gents for the Southern States
ofWRIGHT'S PATENT SECTIONAL SPRING BED-Sths
beat in the world y
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ATACKEREL, HERRING, GOLDFISH, CHEESE,

I'VE &c.
1000 hbls. No.. l, and lacKerel.
l,0OD bbls. No Labrador Herring
1000 bbls. No Picked Herring
1,O0Ubbls. Alewives Branch Herring
1000 boxes Scaled and No. Herring
$500 lbs g. Codash.
100 drums Goldfish.
100 drums prime Hake.
LOCO boxes prime Eastern Cheese.
so tubs Orange county Butter.
In store and for sale by V. d. SHURTZ 4 CO.
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@nWILLIAM F. GETTY,
EE&Hj DEALER IN FOREIGN
&aHa.s2A$ AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
). H. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
1... ..-.., Baltimore,
Invites attention 20 his carefully selected stock of
PRANDIES,
WINES,
III, 4, RUM, ETC,
with the assurance om him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices but tre above the cost Of
imdortation. ~ Wan ' u
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
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furniture.

IN r. A. l.. BEVANS
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has returned to his Old Stand PSI EAST
BALfMORE STREET where he intends devoting his un-
divided attention to the CABINET and UNDERTAKING.
BUSINESS He has on hand and is constantly manuactl-
ring the best RoseWood Mahogany and Walnut Furniture
all which he will sell as low be had in city The
sing elsewhere. $500 N f
ass-Shps' Cabins fitted on the most accommodating
terms Tdl3-tf1 r. D 20
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Y SUPERIOR T.-CORNELIUS
CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN Plain

= tis SrzIaat THOMAS A. QUIN aud MARY JANE QUIN,
his wife ARTHURA. QUlN, CT ARLEs H. GUN, GEORGE
and as one Of the Administration Of ARTHUR QUN deceased
and DAVID EVANS defendants In ptiionIn pursuance OF
Judgment of the Supreme Court Of the FIRST District bearing
date 5th day OF Move nbe 1889 l. William Watson the
Retere IN the ad Judgment named viii sell at Public Auction,
az the Merchants Exchange IN the City Of Newton by An
thony j. Bleecker Co.. Auctioneers en- SATURDAY the
Path day April 1850 at ~ O'clock at noon othat day. Al tha
certain Lot. piece parcel Of Land with the Buildings thereon
situate being in the Ninth Ward OF the City OF New
bounded ard described follows: Beginning az point
being the nohwesery Of Washington and Hammond
ingcn htyone end inches thence westerly on
line parael With Hammond street thirty four feet four nche.
thence southeFy on line a. hight angles WIN mono s $780,
fifty feet the norhrry line Of Hammond street. ana tnso
esstefly the nohey line OF Hammond street.
feet place Of beginning Also all the certain lot piece
parcel Of Land With the Buldng thereon situate yns sn
described follows: Beginning at point ON we ~,
Of Hammond street. distant twenty-five feet Westerly nv W.
thence nng norshsry night angles TO saia , sssn
nfy westerly parallel with HAMMOND
tyw thence southery at night anss 20 ssst aud
,hne sss,Iy Along the northery line Of Hammond street
TWENTY-FIVE the place OF thereon
certain Lot piece or parcel o. Nh Wsrd Of the City OF New
YorL bonnded and described AZ follows peees s feet
On ths nohey ine OF hammond street. disAns .,on and
westerly from the igy northey at right angles to
feet thence ~cs,s'y
street feet and eight "a fonr inshe
isI with Washngton street hiteen ses H go, sishssn
paIaei ~ and parallel with Hammond s.et c.nsoon
~ southery parallel with & t1
and four inches tnens Thence southery and At right
su a. sutpond fry feet 20 the sale
Hammond and thence saseI', h Mac of he.rn"
o. 18th III ana singular the hereditaments and a2pue-
usncas thereto belonging or IN anyw,se
iS'n 'A''N JOHN c. DiMMoCK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
,nhi4 aawto apa4
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scbiedam, the " schnsOps" town, in Holland, has a
population of about II 800. large portion of
fac,ure Of gin, for which i s particularly noted gives
employment 70 over 200 distillsries.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
THO SAN FRANCISCO IN EIGHT DAYS,
THE CENTRAL OVERLAND CALIFORNIA
EXPRFss COMPANY.

PlkE'S-PEAk EAfHFSS COhrANI.
The first Courier Of the Pony Express will leave the Missouri
River, TUESDAY, April at O'clock m, and viii run
regularly weekly thereafter, carry Ing Letter Mail only
The point of departure the Missouri River will be 10 tee
graphic connection with the East and viii be announced in dae
time
Telegraph from ell parts OF the United States and
Canada connection with the point Of departure Will be
ceyed up o'clock m, of the day Of leaving and trans
uted the Pacerye and St. Joseph Telegraph wire TO
San francisco and intermediate points by the connecting Elk
press, In eight days
The VIII be delivered in San Francisco In ten days
from the departure OF the Express. 8,
Bridser Great saLeks City, Camp Floyd Carson City, The
WaAhoe silver mines, Pscervile, and Sacramento .
Letters for Oregon Washington Teritory British Coan6is
ports Russian Possessions sandwich s
AIDS China Japan, and India will be mailed In San Fran
ciseo. -, 81,
Special Messengers bearers OF letters to connect with the
Express the Sd OF April viii receive for the
that day No 4sl Washington City up TO
245 M, FRIDAY, March 30 and In New'fork ~ the
office OF j. b. Simpson No Continental BANK bnndins
Essfsu-st., up TO $50 OF 5lst March
Full particulars obtained application at the above
f''''' INV Ns'-'' WI H. RUSSELL, President.
Lesvenwor.h City Kansas, March, 1860
Oaics Ga New Yora-J. h. SIMPSON, Vice-President.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Agents, e Louis.
H. j. SPAULDlNG Agent, Chicago.
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Roofing.

TEAKY ROOFS POSITIVELY CURED
\ PLASTIC CEMENT A SURE REMEDY.
Innl,.d "a order bv mo s. HENRY l. Co. No 80 Cana
b'AA"N CEMENT ROOFING.
x.~i..v n, Roosnew old, aud IL uneqused
~ dty besnty and oheapBesE ~ any IN use
ciNTNT for SALE by the barrel With printed ei
nss Joseph DITTO Co., NO. S1s broec"Ay' ~ u
r. CROOK. No 50 FutOn-st., Manufacturer
- and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE In Al ssnstJ'
Gallery OuIf Powder and Shot Nets senes and fJhe w
9eysiSg Co.'S VI bbsIi IeIes, IIi;AI.iisss = @ss
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THE Jour- BurcHERs.-The journeymen ou'coe"
are about to strike for higher wages. They NEE. 'o
night at National Hail. FOrty-fourth street. La 'ne"
manifesto to the public, they say;
We the journsymen aeck butcher q a' s3pSr.S Tor
Tin, and dressing small STOCK which nov oa, Sa
by far too low pay or we Wn.sr We have 70 work the
@ essre OF a. caphce wills IT. We have 20 werk Tor sye
oosse ph. m. yea which us 70 earn reasonable
OF m % NJ. snoug6 20 families the ensuing part
h the very litle In spring time which
tae year ut and force these 10 Acknowledges the
hS bt OF ibis demand which shs enssc as 70 support
vith ffugaly and comfort which every workman
ou 70 by every human and divine, especially In free
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7 OUISVILLE ARTESIIAN WATER.
IL This NATURAL MINERAL WATER is now extensively
and successfully used - ,, ~,
INDIGESTION! RHEUMATISM!
GOUT DERANGEMENT OF KIDNEYS
DERAEGEMENT OF LIVER! CUTANEOUS ERUP-
TION5 CHRONIC CONSTIPArI0N
LONG-STANDING CHRONIC DISEASES
AND ALL ERRORS OF DIET.
For sale by all Druggists and by
STTB0MPS0N Agent No Ga Broadway.
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Cost an6 founo.

T OST-S5 REWARD-On the 23d, in afternoon
down express train H. r. Railroad, BLACK TRAVELLING
BAG containing manuscript The above viii be paid for the
manuscript at A s. BARNES BURR, No 81 John-st.
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legal Notifies.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
she County Of notice hereby given 70 ell per-
claims against CHARLES DANl late Of the City Of
Newly deceased to present the same with
the subscriber her residence No ia West
IN the City Of EewYork before the 3D. day o
Ju, nex-Dated NewYok the 30th day Of December 1854
All law6msS SARAH P. DAVIS Execntrx.
NJ Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-CORNELIUS
Ne DEVER against JOHN BYRNE, Of all and
singular goods chaes and credits Of JOHN
deceased BRANQuE In pursuance and by virtue
the entered In the aboveented action at special
term Superior Court Of the City of on the I'D
day of March, ID. 1850 notice hereby gwen that will
pose for and sell public auction At the Merchants Ex
change the City NewYok FRIDAY the goth day OF
March 1850 at O'Clock at Of that day certain Letters
Patent the United States issued to John McEheIan In bis
life time and mentioned in the said jud ymen nsmey: One
for in preparing Picture Types bearing date
March 1885, and numbered 1888 other for process for
producing Picture and known the Graphotype bear
ing ssrch % 1883 and numbered one othe for an
method OF preparing Stereotype Plates beang date
Ap a. 1888 and nube ed 20 $751; and other for Feed Mo
ton in Cero,yposphy beang date August IL 1883 and mum
bered II 2O8 dated New York March o. A ID. 1862
JOHN BYRNE, Administrator.
TnKRAssos BRYAN Attorneys for Plaintiff, No WallSt
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UNTEDIGAL COMMON SENSE."-Dr. E. B.
WI FOOTE the author Of this popular book returns to
his resident Office Saratoga Springs the LIST Of Msy. Let
has difficult disease Of long standing fail to consult
him at Thousands supposed ncurabe have been
cured by his medicines electricity He gives mnea
be eecng miraculous cures IN this city By his common.
sense practice Winter Office No 6 Broadway NEXT door TO
Dusseldorf GaIlery) NewYork Consultation free. Office
hours from 10 o. Invahds at distance consult him
by letter His BOOK will be sent By mail postage paid 20 those
who remit ST.. Address as abeye.
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TOR BRIDGEPORT--Fare 5Octs.-The steamer
Il ANSONIA Capt ChAs butcher leaves Peel sup e'sJ
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at u FIeset Essn - Wv
kHss! iliss 2. LQCKlERk CO. Ne Ia ssasl'h
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IT 8. MAIL LINE 10 CALIFORNlA-By
We steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
sHIf COMPANY from Esv:Y OH % A,pinwsI
bJ ksho'd Of the P'na%. Rsro.d comps, rom A'pn"N"
And BY Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
Panama 70 San Francisco
AT ;, n9T t NE foo; Of wt sspscsr1y
The steamship ARIEL yin lss,s New YGh Friday March &c.
connecting At 5snsTA With the steamship UNCLE sAM
The WORTH STAR, Iprl %.
Uneurrsnf Money not received. o
srst cabin passage, 500 second cabin slo steerafe $i
For further in'~''i0p ,pP g the sny 10 o If w..,
d. B. ALLEN, Agent
Ban persons forbid trusting any soceunt Of
the above ships or o"Dera
ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
CATION 0oMPANYs NEWY4ak AMP - o .ss .Vsn.
sid and powerful 'tesmahP CIRcAsslAN CAN'T Campbell
Ing ST. JoAn. 70 receive d. royal mail. Til. vessel
has been Greatly improved At large outlay hsr aecommoos
PRICES eS Pass1os-F.tols,., go and s7si third, go
ANYWAY ous and Third class must
5;yd' plate n f0r. &C. and esdsnF to Sd
BRING person. gu; nom Galway for a 81 from D1Sn ss
s@ ss ss s 'isssf S S% 1sPoe
co. and from Glasgow so For fsish q psrsaSo spS only TO
Agents for tho line, No. 81 Broadway
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP VAN
u DERBILT, Captain P. f. LEFEyRE. win sail between
Nsw.Y0rs SOUTHAMPTON, and Havr' as fellows,
SOUTHAMPTON HAyRE HAvRB. SOUTHAMPTON
Saturday, March a. Tuesday, APRIL Wedy April 10.
Saturday, May Tuesday, May r. Wedy May %
Saturday, June H. Tuesday, July Q. Wed'y July 4.
.t Cabin only one price siOo Cabin 500 No Sd Cabin
Steersgs.
d. TORRANCE, Agent, No. Bowling Green, New.Yort
TOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
BELOW.-The side wheel steamship ALABAMA, Capt.
Geo R. schenok win leave on SATURDAY, March a. at
D. m nom Pier No. T. N. II. Through tickets be had
Tor TIE follow Ing places: -
To Orleans Sss IS; Mobile, $5s; Montgomery S25i
Columbus s2i Albany s23 Atsst SCI Chattanooga s23i
Nashyle s27 u.s. Knoxville s25 Jo Memphis, S3l U.s. Au-
eusta eli so; Macon, s2o annah, BIS For freight and
p'''"s'' 'p'' ~ sAa'L L. MIfCHILL SON.
Basrage checked to all the above points.
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
ICOO CENTRAL RAILROAD OOO

GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The cspscty OF the Road equal 20 Ia the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No. Aston House, corner OF eseytt:
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers to and from Gin
cinnsi Chicago St. Louis ST. Paul Nashville, Memphis rev
Orleans and al other IA the West Northwest and South
west are unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains for the West leave Newly orb foot Of Court
hndt st Morning Express, Evening Express, M
Sleeping and smoking al trains. =,
Fare always low and the time quick, q. By any other
route. -.
By this route Frehts Of all descriptions can be Forwarded 70
the railroads Ohio, keutnok Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsln Iowa, Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port ontbe nsysable rivers OF the Wes ~
steamers from Pittsburgh
The Freight and nom any point Of the West BY the
PennsyvsniA Railroad At all times favorable as are charged
BY Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers intru
ing transportation Of their Freight 10 this Company rely
with confidence on its speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emig.nt Accommodation
Line BY which parties egrsns westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode conveyance half the hrstc4s atef
Of fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No lAssor House
LEIGH Co.. Freight Agents, $1,000
No. Astor House, and No. South Williamst
MCDONALD BISCH0FF Emgrant Agents,
No. Battery psce.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't, AtoOna, Pa
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nIVIDEND.-0fice of the Grocers Fire In
~ suIsnce Company, No. "a Nalst, Bank Of New-Yorf
Budding New-YoTk, March ls6O-Tbe Board Of Directors
have this day declared senAn DIVIDEND Of SIX 6)
PER CENT the capital stock Of the Company payable TO the
stockholders demand JAMES q. PLATf Secretsry&
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finanriai.

A TnERT n. NICOLAY, va taFta' 80
a AuCTqoNEER AND STOCK BROKER
No 80 TRANCE STOCK and other secud
ss Al private sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sod
ihs Brokers' Beard Price Current Issued uemimon:hiy
OFTIoE MINNESOTA MINING OoxPASV, /
No 1877 Grconwich-st NKw- oRK, March Il, 1850
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors Of the
H. MINI EsOTA MINING COMPANY have declared
DIVIDEND Of SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE (bsine IL per
cert the capital stook from the ne. earnings Of the year 1889
able the first day Of August Timely notice viii be
given Of the closing 9th transfer books.
BY order OF The Directors,
SAMUEL J. ". BARRY, Secretary.
And at the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders held this day
the following Ocsrs ected for the ensuing yes VIZ;
JOHN C. TUCKER, President.
Directors: - - .
JOHN c. TUCKER, WILLIAM Y. DODGE
WI PEiRSALL, WILLIAM HlCKOK,
MOSES A. HOpPOCK, ENoCH c. ROBERTS,
CHARLES r. WOODBURY..
MOSES A. H0PP0CK Treasurer
SAMUEL. J. w. BARRY, Secretary
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TTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON, PRovIDEECE-Lsnd Rouse-Ths
shortest and most direct-Canying the Eastern Mall
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone and
COMMONWEALTH Capt l. w Williams, In eonnection With
the stonngon Provdence and Boston and Providence Raj
roads Leaving daily SUNDAY excepted from Pier No.
an r. first wharf above Battery pace) AZ and 5on'
prton at m or arrival Of the mail train which leaves
Boston at $50 p. m
The Mh0NWEALTH, from Newly ork-Mondsy, We'd
mes lay AID Fdsy From gonTueday, Thursday and
Saturday.
day and Saturday. From stopingon-Mondsy Wednesday
and Friday
Passengers proceed nom stonington per railroad to Proy
dence Boston In the Express Mall Train reaching said
places advance by other routes and In ample time FOR
connecting North and East Pas,en
GERS prefer board the enjoy nights
rest undisturbed breakfast desired and leave StonngtoD n
the train connecting Providence with the II sis
for Boston.
Fare ffom Providence TO Newport 50 cents.
Baggage Master accompanies the and train through
each way.
passage berhs sateroons freight sppy on board the
steamer freght-o Pier No North River at The
office Of The Company, No. 10 Battery place.
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IEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE 81 TO ALBANY. -
On and .fer WEDNESDAY January 49, 1853, Trains wiz
leave 26th-st. Station, NewYork ss follows:
For Wliamsbidge- and ii and 2:so and $3.50 p N
For White PlAins-l23 % aud 500 p. NJ
For White Plsins-6:l5 p. m. from White-st. Depot
For Croton Falls p. M from 26th-st- Depot
For hneton-3 p m from 26th-st Depot.
For Absny-s Mail and $3.50 M Express, connecting
with the Newly orb Central Railroad.
Returning viii leave
Wilhsmsbridge-s:4o and $50 o. M, and $40 -. m
White Plains-5 and 720 q and 4:5O p. N
Croton-1 a m Nillerton-Ta
Albany-ll Mail and I:l0 P m Express train. 49,,
The Mall and $50 Express train CONNECT Ohst
ham -Four for all stations Western Railroad Baggage
ohecL trains White and Centrests
from to Sis q IN, and hom to 2:4o p m
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printing.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of weII-seasoned
N BILLlAhD-TABLEs made in the beat possible manner
and 81 reasonable prices vii he found the PHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE hAkCFAcTORY, Nos s. g. O. and W CI0s-
30, Rev Yert. EyeJ article eObEsstsS with tAas II
~ VtJ.Issss,
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Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superios
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at O'Clock 2
m. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bayton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. m, from PieI
No. O. N. R.
Hsiesner win be regarded secured TO any sppH
can't until the shall have been paid for.
Freight to Boston through with great dispatch By
WI BORDEN, Akent, Nos. 10 and u West-st
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PROPOSALS for 1925, 900 WATER STOCK
II Of the CITY Of NEW-Y0RK.
sFALED PROPOSALS win be received at the Comptroller
when the WI be publicly opened, for the whole OF any
Two Hundred aud Twentye Thou
sand Nine Hundred Dollars Of THE WATER STOCk OF the
CITY OF NETWORK Of the year 1884 authorized by Chap
ter 2 of the Laws Of 1854 and ordinance OF the Com
Council approved by the Mayor November 1899 c par
ehasg Lands Constructing Reservoir and extending the
CToton Waer-WoTks.
The said stock will consist OF thousand two hundred and
eighty Of hundred dollars each aud bear inter
Of six Ger snnum payable quarter yearly
fro Sinking Fund for Pay men Of Interest on the City
Debt aud the principal redeemsbe the r Of October
1875 from the Sinking Fund for the Redemption Of the City
Debt. -
The propofa will the OF stock desired and the
price per share and the whose proposals are accepted
win be required deposit with the Chamberlain OF the City,
within ten days aner the opening Of the bids The sum awarded
them respectively, including the premium on the same
presenting the receipts Of the Chamberlain TO the Comp
tro bidders win be entitled receive certificates for equal
amounts par Of the stock bearing interest om the
dates Of payments. IN
lsch piopo on should be sealed and Endorsed Poposais
Water Stock and the proposals thus sealed and indorsed
put in second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller
The night IL reserved reject al Of the bids eonsid
cred necessary protect po9e The interests OF the Cy
ROBT. 7. HAWS Comptroller.
City Of New York, Department CT Finance, Compoler's
Office, March a. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

WE eall the attention of Country DRUGGISTS,
w ksd the Public generally 20 =, ,,-v.,,,
ROGERS CITRATE OF kAGNESIA
Pa m ,,Tefny In shape Of Powder TO Keep In any ell
- keT ,sle by al Wholesale Druggists Mandatory No.
le spriDg-Et., n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
Cutlrrr, 6aroware, &r.

A MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Of excellent quail
"a NV saa ct low Prices for sale BY - . ,,,,, =.
~ JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. SO WIhsn-st
TEGOT COPPER, SPELTER, RaNCA TIN,
IL ANTHONY, LEAD, sPELIER-soLDER, PIG IRON
Ior ale by JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. 81 WilhEm-Tt