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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
a. lss Trains will lesve Chamberss station folswsi
Express Trains and II m. and t:a0 o. for Sns
s and 6:40 for Poushkespsie, T3G and 2a0 and
s20 p. IN. for Peskskill 55 p. Montreal and Buffalo
Passenger Train with sloepinscArs leaves s daily at 900
D. The Pougts-psie, Peeksk and Sing Sing Trains sioE
OF the Way Stations Passengers taken Al Chambers
Troy at Gals aud l0O m and st4 ard m, and Albar
.boat u minutes later On Sunday at 2:lh P
A. n SMITH, Superintendcnl
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~ senseT TIans leave Pier foot Of Dnane follows vsi
pUNKlRk EXPRESS at a IN, for Dunkirs, BahAo, Gan
andaisuA, aud principal intermediate Stations.
NEwbUkGH EMPRESS al $3.50 w., for wbnrsh, Md
iletown and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EAPRESS al $50 y. w. for Denkk, Budslo, Csaan
fstEsa. and principal stations.
The Express Trains a. Emis with tia CsnsndAs
and Eisssys FAILS Railroad al Bhshamton with the syrs
use Railroad at Corning, With tbs Railroad for Rochester
b11eo st Bend with the Railroad for Scranton and ~
Buhslo and Dunkih with The Lake Shore Railroad so ClsvV
and Cincinnati Toledo, DslrOs Chicago, se and he Csasd
Railroads ..- =
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Gntlerp, &arowars, 81,
Aouse- furnishing GOODS.

M AGIC METAL q l. III =.
WI scientific prepsra for cleaning beautifully all kindsoi
METALS, PLATED WARE. GLIDING GLASS. 40.
PAINTING, ORNAMENTAL WORK, MARBLE and FUR
ins Price IN largo tin boxes, ONLY TEN CENTS EACH
In EVERY FAMILY AND BUSINESS EsTABLIsHMfN INT
For sale by Druggists Hardware Dealers aud around the
HaIkes Depot, No II OOId IT., year hsden'lane N \.
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SUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
De and
& ~ .s MIs6A
udgm.n decree OF made IN the
Ssi City Get 81 1851 J. the Referee II .sid order named VIZ
s public auction q. the Merchant: Exchange In New Yak
the following property nentiosed and de.cbsi in aid Ssr.
sas AZ that Ss s"s R ss :@9
the land lately belonging ,s the rector aid vs
du gushsd maps part thereof lies in the block
berye lie Roy and Morton streets ea. Of H9dscn street, y
on the northy side Of lie Roy distant three
forty feet and tive inches eastward from the formed he
esy .iee Of Hudson and nsrthery side of Le Roy
street snd thence running ncrhsiy and parans 70 Hason
feet the lines block lie Roy Morton
streets then eastery along the center line parallel to LIE Roy
Church Farm thence uthcaerly along the thirteen
an an Church : parallel to Hudson street. sg
SIX feet 81. inches 70 lie Roy street and thence westerly
the place beginning Term. made known on the asy Of ss
ssq Charles S 4 f. H sgAr s as
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver of
S %i%M H. DE SRo3sH and
s san,y hsI S., De S9S and s%% nj life
Adequately administrator Of John Ware deceased George
and G having S.sn made in ,Rs Sovs sa action
yeei, ts Of the Supreme c9s, bed e the S :.
ns he undersigned Referee 70 .el certain land. dssosa
in ssid decree follows viz: All that certain le Pse Or
q sd city, bounded and deibed follows zig. Besani.ss
point on oubeTy side Of ortysecosat
distant feet sonthss.iery fem the ssuthesssery
corner Onehunded and forty seeond and Eleventh
running thence souheIy line parallel with said 70
the center line the block betweeH Onekundres and sds
and One h ndred secondst thence along aid
line eas,ey hundred feet thence soahssy OF ne
parallel with laid krventhav until ntsrests tina norssry
fine Of the Boomingdae road thence northeas'er along
said line Of he Boomngdae road until nteects the soathe
line OF One forty second thence westerly along
he souhey line Of forty seccnd TO re
Place of beginning And sae having been made BY e - 1en
Referee under ard BY virtue Of said decree o. No
above described lands without satisfying said teeree s.
Notice hereby given that the Sd day o. Feca ~
thu ssid Referee, win SELL At Public Aneon al tne MeI
chants change In New orb city at IL O'CLOCK o. neon
that day nuscd portion Of said land which 1Isoa pe
described follows VIA; Besinping point IN .no
line of the block between One hundred 80
and ilur hundred andoy frs street. distant ave
,eerly nom the Of said center line Win ts
ey ne Of the Eleventh running thence 70 INC M
and mai .lel FeyentAav till intersocs me nof,he' ~.
OF the Booubsdse road; thence noraes.teiy 9ons ~
Of the Boom gislr road ill inefaec vac .se 80 On
the block between One hundred and ~ .,,sr
hundred seeondsL thence westerly ALONG ss
line o the Place OF be giusinE
Terms ,sss 'no"h Oh '"' HOMER H. STUART Rs.s
cHARLks u. WHITEHEAD, Attorney Jh
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EYE AND EAR.

EYE AND EAR.
Or all the woes mankind inherrs,
i think IL most compassion merHs
To be both blind and deaf
Yet men, 80 strange their natures are
Will all THE weight Of suffering Dear
And seek for no relieE
when sunset paints the western shy,
show 70 idlers, aaun'ering by,
whaswoDd,r n there ! fnd;
And when they ean but Ill afford
A hssty glance or careless word,
know thar they are blind.
The splendors Of the Sammer day,
The graceful forms, and tints 20 gay,
OF every flower and tree,
mark with ever-new delight,
And marvel that 90 fair sight
So few have eyes 70 zee.
Az dawn, What loyal strains Of prAise
The feathered congregation raise,
To Him who msde them ALI
YET how thOee senseless soOls abound
On whom, dull, undecided sound,
These tuneful tributes fAl.
The solemn singing Of the breeze
Through arches Of outrageous trees,
When Autumn days draw near,
The breaking wave, the plsshing fall,
The Makers voice in each and all,
How few have ears 70 hear
Ye blind and deaf yOur lie allieA
or folly, carelestness, and pride,
The fruit viii ever be-
Hut mOrtify your self-cOnesit,
And come and ait at Natures feet,
And yon shall hear and see. bw'
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professional Notices.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PATENT
AGENCY OFFICE

MesSs. MUM Co,
HON. CHARLES MASON,
Late ConmssoDer Of Patents,
OFFICE OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN"
No. 81 Psrk.row, New.YoIk.
Ness MUM Co respectfully give notice that In addit on
to their experience nearly fifteen standing
lcitors Of Patents they have associated with them
HON. JUDGE MASON,
who for several years Commissioner Of Patents This
organization thorough complete
and that all business connected with the
EXAMINATIONS OF INVENTIONS, SPECIFICATIONS,
DRAWINGS, REJECTED CASES lNTERFERENCES,
INFRINGEMENTS, EXTENSIONS and CAVEATS will re-
eeive prompt and careful attention.
PATENTS secured in ENGLAND, FRANCE, BELGIUM,
AUSTRIA RUSSIA PRUSSIA and ell other foreign countries
where patent laws exist.
Metss MUM Co. not in the habit OF publishing tesh
nons respecting their professional but they
induced the following letter recently addressed TO
who has probably secured Patents other
yentoT living:
GRYTLENRE-burng the past three months have employed
and applications for patents and
take pleasure stating that ell these granted without
any eren alteration In the papers, la all my experience
inventor which space twenty-five years Tiny first
patent granted in 1889 have had applications
thoroughly and satisfactorily prepared ANY contem
plating has but TO visit immense estab
hshmeht and watch the complete System which governs 1t
IL the place above all Others to apply for Information and
essions aid in pertaining Letters Patent for in
veniions. rendering and efficient Of
my thanks the courtesy and kdety shown
and 10 my business SIN, gentlemen,
Your obliged friend 49, -
New.York, Dec. 20, 1859. JOHN w. COCHRAN.
PAMPHLETS OF ADVICE HOW TO SECURE LET
TIERS PATENT furnished free. All communications
,der.d confidential.
Address MUM Coy
No York
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furniture.

NAMELED FURNITURE.-First-cla
T. Grained and Ornamental acknowledged superior IN .tys
and fnsb any made Sin ths country Also Asesses PEG
Ain, FOR ,als by w FISHER Co., No. 632 Broadway
ENAMELED FURNIi URE-The best assort-
II men, In IN, city-Enaueled Chamber Suites In every
rry Of style ornament and solid Walnut Suites finished IN
anew and superior uanne wholesale and retail also Pal
Kisses and Mstresses WARREN WARD No III CanAl-st,
our doors Of Broadway.
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Gopartnersbip Notirss.

dissolution ofCOPARTNERSHIP. Notice
~ hereby that the copartDsrshp heretofore existing
between JObN J. FISHER aud JAS II. TABER, Is th. day
DISSOLVED by mutual agreement And JAS. II. TARER l.
authorized To collect all the Account Notes. &C., belonging to
said firm - ...
Nev.York, 10th January, 1860
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Families supplied with
DURE MILK.
Il Address or apply to
n W. DECKER, office No. l55 East 27th'ss.
DOCKWEIL's PURE GRAPE and BLACK
III BERRY WINE, for which GOLD and SILVER MEDAL1
we're awarded at late Fair Of the American lnsnte Se s
by e. Goodenougb No l22 Nassaus Hegeman Co No loi
sds ST. T56 Broadway EewYork r. J. Davies, No 30 f
tast Brooblyn Aso by The producer In kegs gallons q
over So gson and in bottles s ID per doLen den'efes
In Hew-Y FORK, free ofcbarge. ..,, ,,,s-,, o.
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
kCOOC EHTRA l. RAILR0A ID. lCOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
ne capacity Of thls koad equal any In NE sssnS

THE GREAT SNORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Once No 2 Astor House, Broadway.
FsHes for the OF Passengers 70 and nom ON
skaasi Chicago st. Louis ST. Paul. Nashville, hemphs New
Orleans and al ether In the West North Wet ssd
South for speed and comfort
rhoogh tain. for Che ws. lssys EesY oh foot 81 Court
ses ping and smoking an trains
Pare always low and the time eaiet By sny ether
ssuts.
By this BTsshs Of all descriptions be forwarded u
and nom point the railroads 0! Ohio Kentucky ndas
Illinois, Wisconsin, lows, Missouri BY RAILROAD pI
aECT to port the navgsble rivera Of the West sy
steamers nom Pittsburgh.
Railroad ell times favorable charged
By other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers utrut
x pcraon Of their Frght this Company
whb Conscience its speedy tTanst
This Company also Ina aims Emigrsnt AosommodatoR
Line by which parties enisa,ns westward soy chesp ana
comfortable mode OF conyeyance at one half the hrss rates
dfAxa L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No aAstof House
LEECH \ Co., Freight Assnts
no. 3 Astor House. ard No. South wniuna
MCDONALD Il BISCH0Ff, Emigsnt Agcnta,
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't, GItooaa, Pa
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feaal Notices.


A LII persons having claims against JOHN IN
IA WEIGHT lately doing business at No I4t sdey T.,
s1Is ' Sc the the win s.
fh.rrfsP bis sRaEI 5i i As
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
he sS.n. p1ff I; S
deceased 70 pre:en. the aps vita
IN the City Ct on or before the Cd day q
III AZ IA ei BiSis S'Ef%ss
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of ROSWELL G.
BRAlNARD GEO. Surrogate Of the County Of Knss, notice
y1 I'fc sT 70 % , hs q . st
deeeafed that they required to exhibit tho with the
%sf afsfS + si 81 ay %: f No.
Brosdwsy the City before the t4h Of
40 ia%sos CHARLES B. RAY Executor
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- YSrs5oBADIAH Y; Jones, HENRY HENRY Ro pS
cSrHERNE BoRSNsunmS s1,n for ,sSs9oro he DE-
PENDANTS: You hereby summoned and required 70 an.
served and to copy Of answer % the
ssd complaint the subscribers a their office number 50
M. The ri /. A:,sS s S Of Within Sfa tie dee
the plsins this sctOn WI apply % the Court ior
ss relief %FsEs De rs P Sa SSs
The complaint This action FLED in the cace the clers
fas S ;ss County Of DIS FSsRHs
di7 aw6ws PLAINTIFF Attorneys
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
y York.-NIcHoLAs @. KoRrRIGHT against THOMAS
sagf.m: %sds g: above entitled :ss1 =.
nssr described viii be sold under the direction Of the cub
scber the referee appointed by tine Court herein p.bis
suction by William Dumon auconeer at the Merchants Ek
change the City Of NewYok the fourth day of February
O'Clock noon of that day The premises
in ssd described fow,: All that certain lo
piece OF lend situate lying and being In the rweneb
Ward ofthe CITY Of NewYork the northey ode Of Thirty
seventh street bounded and described follows: Commencing
Pon, The northery side Of Thiry street. das
hundred feet eas;ery Lom the noheacy Of tho
Eighth and Thyseyenh street. running thence north
cry parallel With Eighth ninety s fess
nine ~ inches, thence ssstsy and parallel With Thiyey'
enh street. sixteen 6 feet eight 49, ncbes thence southery
and parallel with the Eighth and through the Of
party wall ninety eight 1881 feet nine g. inches the north
ry lire side of seventh street. and thence
the nohery line side Of Thirty seventh
l6 feet eieh Brnches, to the place Of Jan
cary H. 1860. d. HOBART, Referee.
q TInorsos. Plaintiff . Attorney, No. IL wall.st.
iai2 2sye w1b&Sat
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nISSOLUTION.-The firms of MILLEMANN,
~ WHITE WEEKS, and WHITE WEEKS are die
solved pursuance Of the partnership agreement and all debts
d.. s.d him, are require paid the undersgnedNew
York Oct. 49, 1853 JOHN Ii. WEEKS, No 1874 Duane-st.
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Bniloins Materials.

Dnilbins alaterials.
Jersey CITY
~, MOLDING AND PLANNING MILL,
Corner Of Green and Morgan sts,
WOOD MOLDIHGS, BEADS, ARCHlTRAVES, PEW
CAPS, RAILS AND HAND-RAILS, NEWELS,
BALUSTERS BRACKETS, TRUSSES, &c.
coxsrIsrLY ON BAND, AND MADE TO ORDER 80
All kinds Of Scroll Straight Saving Turning &C., done with
peanesg and dispatch,
J. B. FULLER,
Proprietor.
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TNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
i TON, for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, aud NEWPORT
Land RogteThs shortest and most dect-Csyinx the East
ssn Mail.
The steamers COMMONwEALrH, Cap. J. w Williams
c. VANDERBILT Capt D. b. Stuges In connection With
the s,onon and Providence and Boston and provdenos RA
.s leaving daily SUNDAY excepted nom Pier No
N. R. first wharf shove battery pIsce at and Stoz
son at $3.50 u arrival OF the mail ran which leaves
eeston at 5:30 p.
The C. VANDERBILT, rom New-yorh, Monday wsanss
day, and Friday From Steninson, Tuesday Thssdsy sad
Saturday.
The COMMONWEALTH, rem Nsw-ysrk, Tuesday, Thur
hay, and Saturday From eonrstonEondsy, "Wednesday.
aad Friday
PASSENGERS proceed tom seninst0e per Railroad 70 Prev
places in advance Of those by ether routes and In amp time
er all the early Morning Lines connecting North and East
Passengers that prefer II board
nights undistubed breakfast desired and leave ston.g
ton In toe train, consisting At Proviaenss wish The II
train for Boston.
Fare from Providence to Newport, 50 cents
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer ssd frn thssssh
cash way.
passage bsths freight apply bserd thu
steamer Freight Office Pier No. North Rive o. Il
he once Of the Company, No. 10 Battery place.
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6alts bp Qutiion.


L. NJ prsvIs Apctionssr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Trade Sale
A. '0'r ssd mi a EvEsiNo. JAN %, a. 81 O'Clock
RooKsEILERs STOCK consisting general
Of and misccSneOu. BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS &C.
Gso. A. LrAyIrr, Auctionesr.
DY eco. A. LEAVITT g. Co.
yRAps.sALE ROOMS, Not, an and 40 BROADWAY,
BOOKS, srAriioEEEY' WORKS OF ART. 10
THURSDAY fi EvESEs i Jsa s. 3 o'clock
COUNTS which list win be given sale Belonging the
estsis Rudolph Gsrrisue, By order Of the Assignee
A. N. MRRwIs, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Trade-Sale
SALES oF PRIVATE LIBRARIES. Bool.sllsr.' STOCK.
Pictures and Enravines, Autograph letters Coin. he are
constantly occurring az our rooms Particular attention given
dissrin general
~ G. HORTON g. Co., AuctlOneers (0fficc No
W. Ses Hpd.onst), will SELL, By puoac aactiou, on
md 1872 s ssh, large sS tity Of Fig Iron Wrought iron
Cat and Wrought scrap Ion Wooden and Iron Patterns
housemh and ironfounders The sale viii commence 9. 10
oelcck Catalogues win be Furnished on t9s dSy Of SALE
y Trustee. fr harmed / RoTHERY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
IN the deed Of executed he 18th day OF August A. D.
1871 .nder,eped Trustees viii SELL public auction
rotunds Of tie Merchants New city the fol-
lowing STEAMSHIPS together with the tackle apparel
sre and all other sppnrtsnancss thereuno belonging TO
Wit:
sTGR OF THE WEST, MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA
ferns Of sale-CAth.
Dated IN ths city Of New YORK. this sh dsy Of November,
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS
HORACE +. CLARK, Trustees.
EDWARD N. DICKERSON)
Notice hereby gwen that the above sale postponed 70
"WEDNESDAY 18th day Of January iss q, the sAne place
and houI-New-York, Jan ,, 1860. .u-,.,o
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yJNO CLOSE a COMPREHENSIVE INTEREST.
l. Valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES on BROADWAY,
So fe, north of Frankin to be SOLD at AUCt ZION 20
CLOSE a COPARTNERSHIP INTEREST-E. II. LUD-
LOW Go viii sell public auction at Il o'clock ct the MeT-
chants, xchan.e in the City Of New-Iork, TUESDAY,
Jan a. valuable and esbly situ.ed LIE
HuI PREMISES No 368 Broadway running throDh to and
fronting Coursndaey. The bDiing is Is feet font aud
rear and feet deep i've stores high Broadway aud seven
sto in the rear on alley the basement being nearly
level With sidewalk In the IL has been entirely
modelled and complete order for rass obbng bust
For further PARTICULAR apply to the NO
IA Pine-st
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X
IL The and frttclass Steamship
PO1UMAC, Capt De0rfe W. Watson
~ lsave Pier No " North Hyer EVERY SArl RDAY Al
o'clock.
Connecting with the koo Petersburg Railroad for Peer
burg aud nichmohi
Freight TO Norfolk per foot and Petersburg cents Del
toot, and pToportionate rates.
Goods io all psts Of North Caroina free Of CEN
mission Apply TO
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
IA COMPANY
FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE,
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The only line csry the IT, g. Mails this route under
tract with the Government
sra AND GOTH OF Each MONTH.
From the oldeseblished Wharf foot Of Wsnenst, ~ r.
The favorie steamship NORTHERN LIGHT wllesve New
York MONDAY, Feb @, at 2 connecting, via Panama
Railroad, with lie steamship UNCLE SAM.
The NORTH STAR will succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
leaving Newly Feb. 20 connecting with the steamship orr
ZABA
This the only line having steamer both at Panama
and Apinw insure prompt connection Of passengers and
mails 81 the shmus.
passage freight any point the route apply the
only Office OF the Company In the City Of New-York,
No. III West st., foot VI Wgrren-st.
D. p. ALLEN, Agent
BAH persons forbid trusting any Of
tho above ships
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and
~ GLASGOW, calling at QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land
and embark passengers and dispatches.
The Liverpool New Yorh, and Philadelphia, Steamship Com
pshy splendid Cydebu Iron Screw Steamships intended
70 soil a follows:
sHv-ToRK yoR LIVERPOOL:
Jan. 70, 1850
CITY % BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, Feb H. 1850.
And each alternate Saturday from Pier No a NJ T.
rBv-yOKK GLAsGow
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY Feb. 4, 1850,
And each month Winter and esch alternate Saturday In Gam
uer, from Pier No. ~ North River.
RATgs PASSAGE:
Cabin to Queenstown, Liverpool or Glasgow.
Cabin to London, via Liverpool
Third Class to Queenstown. liverpool. Glzssow......
Third Glass TO London via Liverpool 80
Third Class Return Tickets available for six months from
Passengers frw srded svrs Parts Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp st through rates, via Liverpool
Certificates of P...ase issued from Liverpool, Glasgow and
Queenstown, to hew-fork.
These Steamer superior accommodations for Passenger
constructed with waertish compartments, and carry
perienced Surgeons.
For Freight Passage apply the Once Of the Company.
JOHN q. DALE No Is Broadway New.York, Agant
In Liverpool to WA. TNMAN, Tower Buildings
In GlsssoW to WIN INMAN. No. 10 Dixonkt
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finanial
vnnrorr Corrnn MrrIEe O.,

T,HE following described CERTIFICATES Q.
As sTOCK az sbs COMPANY win be so1 81 auction By A.
Il NlCOLAY 90 mONDAV Jan 70 q, No SO wilfam-st, ct
Ooek payn of oen cue thereon Aho IN
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ARTlo INSURANCE. CoxPANI, No. Is wal-Hs
REw-YoRK, Jsa. II, 1860
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
IN PER CENT has this day been declared payable and
naar the l6th inst. RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary
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OFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
md Wsstsrn BAjrosd, and Esston With the Lebsh vssy
WINTER ARRlN6EHENr-Comznsne Dec H. lap-
Laye Easson and intermediate places from fo
81 CouItlandtst at ~, Il aad 4:l0 FOR Sonar
vine by the above trains, and al $50 p
Pier No. North River ut 1880 and II no and s:s
for Esson and inermedisto stens; for Somsrvts By
Ne above trains and At $3.50
The II train from fc0. Of Cossrdt st. and the II 30
from Pier N r. make close connection at EssoD With the
Lsbgh Valley Railroad and thence via East Pennsyvsna Raj
Reading without change Of and o. Rss4
ing direct for Postsvile and Harrisburg.
Passengers for the Delaware Lackswanns and Western ks
road win leave NswYork at rom foot Courtsndts,
1880 nom Pier only for Lshigh Valley Railroad 81 snt
from foot Of Couftland.st, and AZ 800 and II 30
nou PIER ~ p only. JOHN o. STERN 8. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For -PHIIA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Aa and Express lines leave New York at and II
and and fairs So Through Tickets sold for Gin
,nns and the West and for Washington, NewOrea snd
he South &c. and through baggage checked to Wshinstss
. 70 and p N. trains.
J. w. WOODRUFF Ass,an. Superintendent.
No bssgge win be received for trains unlss. delivered s}
checked Is minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER--Ths splendid and superior
Iteamsr hETROPOLs Capt Brown leaves Ncw.York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, st 4 o'clock
p M and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BTayton. on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, m4ocoek, .. m. from Piss
No o. N. r.
win be reesSded any sppH
ssnt until the shall have been paid for
Freight to Boston forwarded through with greet dpeoA b
~ hAp1e' fr tIN ppnspnry 49,, NJ. ,o..1 ~ w..
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1RRABVRER's OFFCR, 2
CINCINNATI Dee %, 1889
4 DIVIDEND Of 5 per cent has been declared
n by 4hs Company from the earnings Of the current
Ga nenhs ending 3t pay ana after hrst Of FEB
rpnJy nsJt - ~,
registered books Of the Company IN New
York Office tbs United States Trust Co.. No
IS Wall transfer books win close 2lst J4nosry I'll LIST
VebTusTy. By order Of the Board. T. r. HANDY,
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Mafbinerp.

CTFAM PUMPS and STATIONARY FIRE
- FNOlNEs manufactured npon approved plan, 70
Steamboat Railroad, and Factory purposes by
PERKINS WILLARD. Springfield, Masl
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A TLANTTC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI.

A TLAETIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI.
N CATION C0MPANY's NETWORK AND GALWAY
LNEThe next departure nom Newly orb win be- the plen
did and powerful steamship CfRCASSIAN Capt Campbell
which VII leave on THURSDAY February 1862 touching
81 Johns N w. to receive the royal mails This weasel has
been greatly improved a. large outlay her accommodation
have been increased and he Of the
steamers aroAt. .
PRiczs eF PissAGs-Fr. class. ESQ SO and 50 Qsstes
rse 10 Galway only third go including free tickets many
Of the principal cities the main railway routea Of rsa
sntan and ireland Third elias, provide plate, Ins
fck, ke and bedding. Passengers John s-Frt ss.s
S35 and o. Passage In the third class can hs 90 ,ned
bring out from Galway for $50 Fo freight o. passage
apply only to ALEX. HOLLAND Co,
Agents for the hno No 81 Broadway.