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Special Notices.
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This pr,rHsdrb !. t-ftse co., ne s,i dis-
si,r, % ia-vrhruss ssd Lsss.. ''.sg - Go
s,9n,hti. wboorisr cuaEh. C,csp Hr,p"a'.
C ya.sHp.Ioa Sc. g. ctrh'msuus ofts- htsls-s
sea,esi .s'Assty Ftst CVs,esrti.n Gao te
,estr5. sSm,rOss IRE saets ~ g. Gplsts Issi0fs
.sss tr~o ,hs ci-ss. ~ tss s.s - he B.h.m
ear ~ g,ssA.
To- Isllo~iak l-u,T va received IRON Co'ons
hsTkhso o. ts~ B'ni.h sias AHd sss~s ibrv~-
uns,-s % .h,ch the Bsbsn 81 Wa CkerrJ -
AeAS s5rna1 -
Pisa IIorsL. lie q wish' Earisad,,
ses,smbr ~. ls5s
STA ~ have S-usGirt "a q CEN &C sal. Of
h.ah rhr az . tasaG received sikn4! D<ss6
iross Or W,-tsT's Biisan 81 W,d Cuety. thf,e
sou-s OF wa,rh Ssrr ,sat hrt bY h.f brother ~
C,sa's P.-sss que az siE b0uIrS akd tor.
vasd them ., The h,st sss@sf - SOU bstnp'su
OF t.iveTp.ci .. s"a ma, hat noel csnsraIent
~ih snN sceu1ut ~ the mtC'ctSr y,'' NAV be
good a. ssRd We hsse 'r@trhsO Loudon
o. u INA Believe ~ v..ar> uois.
WV MARKHAM.
T.tm1-y II PAy'huss
Dt.F eistgh otS-s cruz \ says h- cuted
Liver e. npi4ini 4 s.Tlssf, ssBetgg thst~up
BOIy., - 10 ihr n.sB -iA-fi,S
AFsHsm Stiihsu " u al gnupth ok n
J. saS, Sc, TO- S-,t aeOts,n' lot q p,SmptIua
IN rE~fUs 49, Nkr tssN~FsrkroNs
ny- B,sr1ss II re aas vortAlsss CSeris,,s,,, The
sai, CsaHsss Psss sd MeoIsai Easaaa ha, naase
Of AT T." sdit-a SIS pcs. and the prttJ-d
SAM q tAe pop. isios, w.io~is Co.. the
ssi.dc StaTPst.
P~P-rdS ., ; W. FowLE . Co.. Bs.,o.. aud
for s.tr ~
ssLEs sps HuSSsrr. '"d lAsr..,....
4 HANCOCK. Ss.su Pstai.
SMITH n SDN, u.ddistrap.
TlN3ERiAkE 4 >u4LlfTE, Rippsa.
!pSEPH CIAGErT Harp, . Ferry.
vi MoCLDER, Sl,pApsstOsa
Asd ~ Osa 80, even aks,p.
Nay 10. $50 III.
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BrFrs tt,tinu-I y.,t...
t.-.nk .rS Of y Hood, oEIa- kary
a LAZY iufhips. | Ostaks
a. ns'ss Silver skiE, Stsnburr
SiH Week Brown Yr,l,,,,
Nslent,ns eurrIa Pc,
"hue koys' puau, Landrsth E1ra Early
Grant rry Bush. Tom mann -.
SApr'os Csst.ipp. Iat,e wsi.r
,"i- Lsndrsth N2tTSsi-i. Biue.
LA'te i.ts huiT On PAEsNiP
cart, Early Dfsm. Impetial 20. s.~,,
head Ftat Dotch PsrpKs
''"in.ssi savoy Cayenne Buii Nose
CsHsoIs PrNr.tS
l. NJ otstgci Caulli- CsshsV T,-id
n".s' RsoiSHss
an, EaaL' bihr- LsSesainoa. LGn Scar
ere S"'is Ctrss is Skou Top wkue
Nuf"J. i1'utr, Rec Tmaip
vceNpsR. SalsAN OF O'si,f PiAat
Long Gfc,L Early snS...
Ef Round Ssvoy I..,..'
Piaot-Esdy PsTple. SUI ash. Esiiy Hu,h
Entiye-CHrtct. ToN,rc
LtrIVcE Large Smcr'k Red
Early CahbSgr RoyaI Tr,~,.
thtatr, Brp~nDaich EatIv Pa D.,.h
Ii'c Les OF Icr; Nae
fs,riVsi GBi fot ssleby
March 1 1860
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M.yi7 so-7A ''''"'i ne. 1.I1s-S

ErJAC0B A. RUTHRAUFF. Esq.
No. J2t bai'itn''~ ret Ba'tta.fe. - our %
sho'urd ara Too procuring sdvsittssui- uts cob
e'pi'sas, T.
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Pare CataWba Wine.
Servants Waniedi

1-si-r o. r10sssr fs9HO WOMAN.
80 (" . 49, vstlsf I'D Isosfr
80 .tl H. % ffot shsrss.
f-f ahauf q To-. h. .Iare o. So.
fse h,Fh-- ctsh rrisr els - psia 90 - sssr.
sea e. frsifs
lae ~ - Jas IN FuAgfrn
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Jo.iE AvRIrr.

Pau q, vSois tieEsis ,sn 10 oh'us.d ~ srr'A
sing n wpOd Esey 3 60. a. wiw,ssi.,,- ID -.
~ - tst.sSl, fki 'ou.'. - - 5cg GIe
!. 49, aed re viipSs d'ArIagt,t b., o., p, 10
- sdA'stisasr tinss ,ehi to 80 u ID score.
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M 1ONLiN sos viii VIM Csafls,iov-,
- 7roi-s,'cEa.y ~ ne " h II MAJ so ~.
mss Shi'l ne ., Of Jsss, RE sss b iOBad A.
ID. fvstdsace 81 NJ y Tomiihson.
Baiimofr MsT 70 leo II
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Fish. Fish.
CELEBRATION.

A UNION. erle'rair,n oi The Sons n Ten.
n ps,s,es ~iH ~ he'd ., Daairli'. Depot by
sifrhe Divisions 81 the eeun'y, on Tnur.dsy ~.
. ~ Jpne, neJ'. 70 shieh az nsiebborinE d..
V''l'ns sfe 'nTtsd - u'ii ssihe ru' le generally
80 rsrii-ipaW Saushie ss-ours, est,ers viII 4.
made iof the Ladies. r. GRIFFITH.
w SNYDER
wy W WI Cpsnniuee
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1neirnfflcti.
nOCRLAND FEMALE IEsTIT UTE
NJ sracK, on de HUDSON,

70 ssn your attention 70 some Of the sdvaaSe'ss
a,h -, Iustsrton Young Ladies desiring peasant
49, me sbe opportunity Of acquiring thorough ana nnsne'
s8ae<sion- - - A.. u.a..
ave mice from Yoh, and accessible BY Railroad
- from the city any part Of the ecunty Iva
$3.50. \ one Of The that the Hudson can eos. and
,A, An everv direction view Of mountain, valley and
-. ,ey Of the rsresi grandeur and beauty The heAhis
- Al hs climate probably uneqused BY that Of any sshef
.u4 Of The country.
81, ssd elegance and has ample accommodation or one
Ao.rders Il u Hehted with ga heated by furnaces sho
s.ky ventilated and supplied throughout with pure wss nom
nouun spring The grounds extensive embracing 'eo
ARE. sni furnish every facility for reereaon N sne Open an
The river to the Of which the grounds extend has me
BeasA ard Bath house. with eommodous mas
been erected that pupils may enjoy the Oenen"
bathing =,
he Csurse Of Study fan and syFemstso embracing 'hee
Preparatory Academic and com
r.es IA believed all the branches ootn prscucai sn~ "D
mental which young ladies win find desirable 70 Pnrsoe
larv,ensa and Vocal Music receive especial attention 'De
French language taught By Lady who was Or many yes
TEACHER IN female seminary In France IL,
-, o,,n,zop If The School constitutes Of its chief
.,,ns The Principals and al the Faculty reside IN The
e hudps and ait at the table with the pupis-en
which contributes largely 10 the formation Of correct
~ hab;t. and TO cultivation Of refinement and elegance OF
xnAnnsFA
sfhe BODY systestc Of physical training has been
adopted resulted in the marked improvement Of many OF
e vOus ladies' Carriages and fine saddle horses are furnished
ar hs,e who wish TO ride and other outdoor recIeaons are
encouraged and literally provided for
The Summer tenn viii commence April 10, 1850.
Persons desiring further information win please tend Tor cur
srnDsl Catalogue.
Applications for admission should be sddressedtO
l. a r. r ID.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
hs s@. .s:n. nSs (
E s'
n Ss City of Of
J'y III 2H RS'iss Ia
CUPREME COURT County OF Monroe. =
y CHARLES AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Special Receiver and
I fT i and sfffsis
" %.s s Sssg. b ssss' D. sds ss:
BuT1 Henry Ten Eyci. Bspjsmn R. Wendell and Russell W
r. freeman q thsmsevs. aOd Elisha Li.ehaeld
coassy SsnR Theodore bsSon John and Daniel
s. sEsSs
hereby a1S ss Sos az ss
csrf O. TIE County q Monroe Rochester In s.d Ceanty
the h March 1890 and g serve scpy Of ysSs
w ;i the CITY :" within
the issy .nS 1 you @ 70 .sS
s the relief demanded in the gRoRsE TITS
AZ iswsws Plaintiff Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN, Plain.
y ta, against THOMAS A. oUIN and MARY JANE 9HlN,
aGN eGS SaS ST HEyR SIJls Sd S.ss..ss
and pAsnP Il ne
5 on the ss s
at the Merchants Exchange in the City Of New STk An
ssGRa .l s %P 1850 at Sss
certain Lot piece parcel Land with the Buildings thereon
situate being the Ninth Ward Of the City OF New.
York bounded described follows: Beginning at point
being the Of Washington and Hammond
thence running norhery along westerly Of Wash
ington and SIX inches thence westerly on
ne parallel with Hammond street. thirty four feet four nches
southerly line at right angles with Hammond street,
hy feet norhery line Of Hammond street. and thence
easey the northery line Of Hammond street. twenty-five
feet 10 the place of beginning Also all the certain lot pece OF
parcel Land with the Building thereon, situate lying and
being in the Ninth Ward of the City of bounded and
described follows Beginning point the northeriy line
Of Hammond street. distant feet westerly from the
thence running norhery right angles said Hammond street
hy feet thence westerly parallel With Hammond street. TWEEN
~ two feet thence ouhsry hight angles to Hammond street,
6y feet 10 the sad norhery line Of Hammond street. ana
thence eastery along the norhery line Of Hammond street
feet 10 the place Of beginning And ao all that
certain Of piece parcel Of Land with the Building thereon
situate lying being In thu Ninth Ward OF the City OF new
York bounded and described follows Beginning point
on the northery line Of Hammond street. distant feet
Streets thence running northery right angles 20
said Hammond fifty feet thence westerly parallel with
feet and eight nches then norhery and
parallel with Washnston street fifteen feet and four inches
thence westerly and parallel with Hammond street eisheen
feet thence souhey parallel with Washington street nneen
feet and four inches thence eastery parallel with Hammond
street one foot eight thence southery and at nsht
angles Hammond fay feet TO the said northery line Of
Hammond and thence eastey along the nothery inc
of Hammond street. twenty-five feet to the place OF beginning
together with all and singular the heredsments and appure
isth March, 1860. WILLIAM WATSON Rsfesee.
u,hl4 fswto spa4
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DUCKEYE PREMIUM MOWER,
ID WITH FLEXIBLE FOLDING BAR
The farmer intending to purchase Novel, will find ID 70 his
the BUCKEYE for 1860 which comhinss
all which have given Its present repntation
that Of
THE BEST MOwING-MACHINE IN THE WORLD,
ofeher with important improvements added the present
season Descriptive Circulars with testimonials forwarded by
mail JOHN P. ADRIANCE, Manufacturer and Propde.or
No. les GIeenwichst near Courtlandt, New.York.
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FERTILIZERS.
MAPEs's NITROGENIZED
SUPERPHOSPHAT OF LIME:
FOR CORN, POTAPoEs, VEGETABLE GARDENS,

FOR CORN POTATOES, VEGETABLE 0AHDENS,
LAWNS, &c,
Composed Of Dried Blood Cslcned Bones suphudo Acid Pc
ruyisn Guepo, and suphate Of Ammonia
Awarded the large Silver Medal, 1855, By the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Does exhaust land like Peruvian Guano but pesmsn
entity improvesit
I6O lbs Of this PHOSPHATE win equal in esc. and lasting
power 1888 lbs. Of Peruvian GuaDo.
Monis Ketchum of Westport Conn, writes Nov e. 1889
that twenty Of wornou land not capable OF pro-
ducing twelve bushels Of grain to the By ordinary
spilled 500 lbs of your Hiirogenzed Super
per acre. and seeded down and grain In the Fan
OF 1888.
Il has given me over thirty bsses Of White Rye per and
stand grass equal any The Of the fourteen
un purchased Of used other sections OF my fsrm
and N thsn satisfied with the results
Nathaniel Weed, Deien, Conn, writes Sept ~ 1853:
JAMES MAPS esqMy Dear Sir: have de use OF Your
fields and potatoes know Of no other manure that
good for the garden the 30 far as have tried IT, deem
L better than the best Gusno FOR the above use.
Judge French OF Exeter ~ H. Author Of Farm Drainage
writes In The New. England Farmer 1883: 800,
We have tried every variety offszer, and have faith
in Mape.s super Phosphate than In any other
ticle Of the kind.
new pam pbe has Just been issued containing letters from
prominent farmers hroughou. the country who have used TINS
Phosphate during the past season including ~,
LUTHER RopxAs President Conway Bank, Mass.
Z. HASYoRp, Darien, Conn.
JOHN 3. Ives, Salem Mass.
DreeOnsJor U-Appy the rate Of from 200 to 600 lbs 10
the
Price g. per bag C6O Ibs $50 per tun.
Pamphlets sent gratuitously. Address
Nos. l26 and l23 Nssssns',
Betkman
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l. and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH srd WEST
From Monday April 1860 Trains viii leave Chsmoerrt
Station folows; Through Express Traia, and II m and
ssn1.,. nsas.d va, Train. o sss Sing and
Ans and m for Poushieepss LIS and SIG p m for
Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train $50 M Emf
usnt 65 Passenger taken at Chambers, Canal, Chris
topher and Slststs Trains fer NewYork leave Troy ts
(sundsys incuded and $685. and II IN and and 5ao sun
days nsude and p and Albany absut half an hour later
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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TOR BRDGEPORT-FArs bosk.-The fad
4 steamer JOHN IRooks. CsyA ysh. s,esss ~ 49,, 81
xssirig svs1 f.ssss ThsIs.y ssd sss%s s,d.a :;
&. as s We Co. n Il, sssS
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.
{ TT5 sss
wED de and friday IS o'clock .. n fiom Pen
s,s., no rooms WIN b regarded Is secured 10 any spp
esn. until The shsl have been paid for
an h1'''" I'VE; Ws BORDEN Agent No. 20 .ad n w...
VENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-
~ Connecting at New. Hampton With the pe.wIe Lechs
ysnns and Western Rsr0'd' and a. h"'''A VIM '''
WI %fls afR'1 D.e y lss
Of Courtsndtt, q. m, IL mr. and lIo D. Yer sonSF-
Vile By The sbov. trains, and Ct $50 ?. m.
m for Eaton and inssmedis.s sta:ons for sonsfys By
De ssq,s .r, .,.,a spa It s CO and
s sR.h S.ey sSsss and sssne vie East RAJ
ts:s a1.o a1 ssa Pc..1s md HsSu
PASSENGERS for the Delaware me ss
T:so from Pier B. only for Lehish Valley Rsrosd saa
e; ILL., :: 5Sas :f ri 81 :ss @
NEW.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
On and .ssr MONDAY, March aah, 1890 Trains win leave
2sth-.t Station, Newly as follows;
For White Pisins-6:i5 .. u. nom whtest Depot
e, RS.sg M RI. .ns 5 % RsS
with the New.York Central Railroad;
wli.m.srids. $40 and $50 n. md $40
White Plsins-s and 7:2o g. M ls:4s and 4;Np M
RfSsnyri M Mai and 4:lo p m Express. trains.
The $40 Mai and ago M E,P,'; . sn. ssosd
JOHN BURCHiLL. Asst SUPP
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MAPEs' ..9
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
SEED WAREHOUSE.
Nos JOG. ia Nsssuy and No II Beshmsn'ts, NewYorh
GARDEN, FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS,

FLOWER SEEDS, q sysry desirable variety in Bulb .!
direct the sirst Noseries in Europe FRUIT and OR
NLMENTAL TREES Of every description and Of every de-
,rabe age Size ked and shipped short notice.
SHRUBS RosBS, VINES RI ANTS, &c, kc &C., Of every
kind embracing full assortment be procured It any
establishment.
Boxes containing TWENTY-FIVE VARIETIES OF FLowHR SEEDS
Of the most approved kinds for Owe DOLLAR.
SEEDS IN FIVE CENT PAPERS 40
The Stock of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS WIN be
found most complete, comprising,
Flows Cast Iron and Steel Mspess Lifting subson Flows
Steel Horse Hoes Cultvators- -
Carrot Weeders Seed Sewers for Dril and Br'dcast
Hay Cutters Tile Machines.
Draining Tools, &c, kc., Peruvian snd other Gusnes
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MAYoRs OF THE GREAT CrrIIs'

be medicines Of ss. excellence ind worthy he sssASss
The community. ~ 81
a
HON. JAMES COOK. r ssz
hlroa 0, Ls~nx-
HON ALBM BEARD, Il !.
,3-gI MAJOR o. EAsasA n n.
HON. 4. W. HARRINGTON, - =
MAYOR or MAycHsssa, n a.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT, ~,
- MAroH OF Cos .nMa
HON. A "a. BULLOCK, rs sAi
MAroz o, woxo Nos.
HON. EArEL sILsBEE. ..
NAron oss =, Hss.
HoN r. W. LINCOLN,
MAYOR o, Bos7os, Ms..
HON. WIN. NJ RoDMAH
MAJOR o, PaovrDrscs, T. L
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
MAJOR o, nonv,cn, Conn
hon. J. N. HARRIS,
MAYOR or NKx.Lospos coaa.
HON. CHAs. s. RoDTER,
MAYOR o, NORMAN, c. Z.
HON D. y TIEMANN,
MAYOR OF Nsv.YOxr err.
HON. II. N. KINsTREY
MAYOR OF HAnIfox, c. w.
hon. ADAM WILSON,
MAYOR OF ToRoSTo, c. W.
HON. R. N. BISHOP,
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI, Ohio.
HON I. II. CRAWFORD.
MAYOR OF LornvIIls, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN.
MAYOR OF LYOss Iowa
HON. JAMES NcFEETERs.
MAYOR OF BowxAsvnLA C. w.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
MAroa o, Avsvs1A, Ne.
HON. HENRY COOPER, j..
MAYOR OF HALIovsrL, Ne.
HON. JAMES 5. bEEk,
MAYOR OF FRsDHRioTos, LIB.
HON WILLARD NYE,
NAYon OF Nsw-BED,onD, Mas
HON. }. c. BLAIsDELL,
MAYOR o, FAIL Rsvsn, hssA
HON. w. a. CRANsToN.
MAros OF NnvPOns, h l.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
MAYOR o, eArsxA, m
HON. JOHN HopeDEN
MAYOR OF Dusrsrs, Iowa
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD.
MAYOR or CHATTANOOGA, xsaa.
HON. R. D. BAUGH,
MAJOR o, HsxPHis, Tsus.
KoN HEMAN L. PAGE,
MAYOR OF MLwApxxs, VIA
HON. w. w. VAUGHN. s
MAYOR o. RAoss, VIA
HON. A. FARE,
MAYOR OF hAsssaA. wa
HON. JOHN c. HArNEs.
MAYOR OF csiclso. IL
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
MAYOR OF MoSTeonsRy. Al
HON. W. S. EoLYBAD,
MAYOR OF cOIrssrs Ca
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured ssa
Cartty that the resident Druggists have assured hs.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured hes
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured shss
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Ia On excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence Il he
community. a
I, an excellent remedy and worthy the condolences ~
community.
Il an excellent remedy, and worthy the confdsnss ~
community.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
FOR SPRING DISEASES,
FOR PURIFYING fHE BLOOD,
FOR scRoFULA OR KINGS EVIL
FOR rUMoRs, ULCERS AND SORES
FOR ERUPrIoNs AND PIaPLEs,
FOR BLorCHEs, BLAINs, AND BoILS
uop cr .NruONv,s FIRE ROSE Oh EBfAfS@s
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Il TON for BOSTON, PRoyIDENCE-Land Roulette
shortest and most direct-Canying the Eastern Mail
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, and
COMMONWEALTH, Cap. l. w. Williams, In connection with
the onngon and and Boston and Providence Raj
roads leaving NewYo daily Sundsy excepted from Pier No.
sN r. (ht wharf shove Batteryplsce) al mr. and ston'
inon at $3.50 arrival Of the mal train which leaves
Boston At $50 p m
The COMMONWEALTH, from Newly Monday, Wed.
ne.isy and Friday From sonngtenTussday Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom New York-Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday From stonnstonMondAy, Wednesday,
and Friday.
Passengers proceed nom stoninson per railroad 10 rrov
dsnce and Boston, the Express Mail Train re.chas sd
advance those by other routes and In ample time of
!. the early mOruns nes connecting Neh and st P.ssen
fer that prefer remain board the steamer enjoy nights
rest undistUbsd breakfast desired and leave stonlnson In
the train, connecting II Providence With the IL uss
for Boston.
YsIs nom Providence to Newport 50 centa
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and train through
zach way.
FoT passage berths sseroons height apply board
,tsans the eil ofos Pier No. 1NoEn aytI The
ehes Of the Corspany, No. 10 Battery place
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Tor SAG HARBOR, LANDING at ORIENT
IL and GREENPoRT.-The wsl-known and commodous
Steamer CATALlNE, Capt VIM. A. VAIL will leave from East
River Ste amboat place Peek Slip on SATURDAY AFTEH-
Noo' WV " GEO w. CoRLIEs, Agent.
EOR SAG HARBOR, GREENPORT, and
IL ORIENT.-The steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt W.
the above ports THIS DAY Saturday the 18th inst at O'CLOCK
in the afternoon.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHILA-
IN DELPHM and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
m and and P. fare SS Through Tickets sold fer Gin
epnat and the West and for Washington Eeworeans and
he South kc through baggage checked 70 Washington
q m. and 6 D. N. trains.
bassse win be received trains unless delivered and
checked Is minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
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fegal Notices.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against CHARLES DAVIS late tho City q
ok deceased to present the same VITA
70 the subscriber at her residence No IL e
stbs In the City of NewYok before the I'd day o.
Juy ne.t-Dated the 3oh day Of December lssa
An Iav6msS SARAH p. DAVIS, Executrix.
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EOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
IL Screw Steamship Companys and elegant steamship
MOUNT yFRNON, L. II. Lsy6eld, Commander, win esve
Pier No u N r., on SATURDAY, April ~ at O'Clock P M
Tickets sold 10 New Orleans Sa9 to Mobile. Ss3i Mont
rom,ry s2s Memphis 49, Nashvle, 627 u.s. Knoxville,
SIS So Chattanooga sas Albany s2s Atlanta, sal Column
bus ell Macon 80; Augusta Si7 so Savannah 3D. in
Guiding carriage fare q connecting points -
The MONTGOMERY succeeds on THURSDAY, April 10.
Freight, 10 cents per foot APplyto ~ 30 w..
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VARN6-Of every description, in skein, or on
doodle and ,wi,.ed OF ,nse eeashsS o.
hoops Also, BRAIDB Of ell tlnds Tor tying siiTts SHOE
LACEb, lie Address y. PRATT Co., Pswtsehst, H. l.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Trair

IN leave Pier foot Of Duane st. 49,, -, 80.
DUNKIRK EXPRESS .. q m, for punsnh, pona'o jan
andasua, and prip cips Stations. u,s..,
MAIL at m, for Dunkirk and inennediste sssnonH
WAY at o. M for Middletown, hewburgh, and nterme-
date Stations. 49,, DO,
NIGHT EXPRESS daily at p. m, for DunaiIf banso,
In ~ rssui,s CHAs. MIN0TJ
0ny 70 , I'M M.S,H Receiver General supt.
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COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.-Ive's Patent
- Sleeve Buttons and also Can and ColsIrn'
hoes do not unstsn combine ss. beauty and utility For
Mandatory ofJOHNH GIFFlN No. 81 Ve'eys, New York
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Wrean 8teamers. Ef.

CTEAk-NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, and
- HAVRE
The VlspxRBr European Line United States Mall sses@
ships sal every fortnight between NewYok Southampton ana
HsUe: .ao~
yHor sswloRx yoH SOUTH narunsEs. IRON
|' HAvRH. HAFRn soULh
vANDERBILf. Lesyre sst'day May WednesdAy' NAY e
SATURDAY, June WsdsssS.y, j LoHs T.
ILLINOIS oriaen Saturday, June atIWsdnesSAy July
These ships have wsterhsht compartments
Price OF passage either way the same ,c,, AZ.
First Cabin 40 and $780, Second Caoie. soo
Certificates Of Passage is.oed nom Europe 70 America
gpscie delivered in Lsndon and Psris
b. TORRANCE, Agent, No. s Bowlns green, Nav. Yorf.
A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM. NAVi-
"A CATION COMPANY,s NEW-YORK AND GALWA AZ
LINE The nett departure from win be the spendid
and powerful steamship PRINCE ALBERT, CAPT Nichols
Prowse which win THURSDAY April 70, looo toucn
ing at st. Johns NJ w. 70 receive the royal mails a..
PRIoys PAsAaE-Fst class go and SIS third $50 In
Guiding free ticket. many Of the principal cite. on e main
provide plate hnife fork no. and bedding Passenger. 70 81
Johns first csss &3 Pase In the third class can pc
bring out nom Gswsy for s 80 rom Dablln ~;
from Cok, f35, nom Belfast SS7 from Londonderry S6 ~
from Waterford, ss7 from Limerick, cas- from London s~i
from Liverpool, go; and from Glasgow, e~.
ALEX. HOLLAND 4 Co,
Agents for the line, No. "a Broadway
, 1860-04-16

IN. !. Trbuce's Washington CoT1e*2oudenec1
New York, April l3.-In accepting Mr.. Pry-
ors challenge, Mr- Potter wrote to Col. Lander,
saying he did not see any ground for hos
tile meeting On SO trifing cause, and he depre-
Gated dueling, but as there was an e7idcnt nur-
puse to pursue him 10 that extremity, lie uccep-
ted with the bowie knife for the weapon; hence.
while condemning the practice Of dueling, he
felt that there vas no alternative but to meet the
stated the fact to Messrs. keitt and Cheisman,
when the correspondence was delivered.
Afr, Potter also delivered to Col Lander pri.
ya1e letter which probably had been prepared
in expectation of such contingency. lie re-
captulated tue causes Of the quarrel, aud stated
that be regarded the cause Of free speech as in
herent IN his person, aud was determined to
yindicate to the last extremity his own person.
al rights as we'll as those Of his constituents.
Such is the substance Of his note, which may
or may not be published. lie aud his friends
regarded the whole difficulty as furnishing eyi-
dence Of the settled purpose either to intimidate
him into sMbmisyio Or to compel resort TO
exposing bis life to unequal chances.
The rss:::,.::al Of Mr.. Pryor to accept Col. Ian.
dcr's voluntary "cai.cc!!" occasions much COM
mcnt- He regarded the rejection Of Mr.. Pot
ter's terms and the language accompanying it
reflection upon hig principal, and actios upon
the precedent in the Graves cad Ci'eT case. sub
stitutcd himself
The Attorney General, concurring with the
Secretary Of the Nary in justifying the capture
Of the Mexican steamers, has given IN opinion
to that effect. They are ibeled at New Orleans
as prizes, and the question will be judicially
determined whether they were piea.es or be-
came prizes through an alleged act Of war in fir
ing into the Indianola.