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G4N% o>"""9 ci""Atjt+ ~ ~bs'++tAs
gsa.kz FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
- he AZ schooner EXCHANGE, Of les tons burthen
n2l.tf No C. Pratt street, Baltimore.
zss55 WANTED. "A VESSEL to load $50 tons
- r = Coal for Havana Apply to " rr,->-, Cow,
z4zs.k FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
s55 5 B 5s3s bark 55 Nq 70 sR
estssz WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
-An Al SHIP Of about 1900 to 5000 barrels ca2aci
~ Quick dispatch vii be given and fair rates. apply
o3ltf corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
LII FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
Il a e hagr f%ppered and IF chr
o39-.f " III Smiths wharf
e,9 VESSELS WANTED FOR
ne undersigned are constantly maE4 IN Want Of yes,e
,.s... ss'0RaHI Il A E s5ASPAPg Pic.
- 10 WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sT;E@sss AMERlCAN Observation-Disclosures SuperGar
9SF D2sSG 6fd il bb BIZ or M % so 6I 4Gr qoe
80. WANTED TO CHAKTER.-A VESSEL
Py O d 6; '''e 0u'f BRNR 'Ra s6xp
- WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
~ fer London; Also vessel Of 3gG950O tons f1r South
S' .st '"'' ' 's"'s 70 75 %5EaGB' . &52AzD
z9sse5k FOk LIVERPOOL.
s2stz Heavy freight wanted ior 4 ship ur Liver.
pool, at moderate Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON E Co.
ieI!t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
Iks1s4 SCHOONER WANTED-To purchase
for cash Bay SCHOONER Of light draft Is to 90
tons. POUMAIRAT 4 MCCClIY,
0i6t IL and 20 Light street.
81 WANTED.-A VESSEL of about |, O00
49, hbls. capacity, to load for Wilmington, n G. Ap
ply to DUNNOCK 1t " EATH ERIY,
s22-f III Smiths wharf
.qs ~ FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
EFzzTs The l clipper schooner H. = J. NEILD Apply to
). r DUNNOCK,
2 Grrt l. rlrre
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D1IfaFeIy new and was bu by merchants Of Frere-
fckSl lF3 ana baltimore Interested liz tn. Trade api in
eIchabts and farmers residing in counties b6rriTS
% patiaICck Tor the express purpose O.. Aeppirr
IT. I,S 5ieah1rr on TIC route barring III" winter tie f5
nt uecN mas hten enclosed, thus uoilng complete fra-
tgchon tor Horses, and either live stock Carriages NJ ~
sizes can be taken board ana carried under deck hcn
aH!nS on me "etls Her stacr0cI berth acrorlmt
H%ftIn' IRE large and commodous, ard her cauacy for
hcl4lt eS ten&ive As passenger and g. h. st 81 2 lS
no superior on the waters Of The t'hesaleas@ ~ -'
through tTgght received in Baltimore ana rr.s ra;3
ny X ): "a PROM i Co, Row!y's wharf '-' ''"'
"a received on board Of the Steamer WeHcs'gys
II ,i'iaPs, ami on Fiday5 up 70 3o'coyk ? ~
Fof lurther inform axiom and Blank Rceift So. ,sa-
ny 'ic company, apply on board to
y j. CAPRON & co. age.
r, or ,,-,,,--r- \ o. y EoWlY's iarl, Pa;timrr.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
L - - CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
M, 49,, Baltimore Md
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the city
and where the best assortment oferery article in the Na
teal line be found and positively the only establish
nent IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner
Chronometers for sale or hire
s3-tf Successors 70 IIagnar Proibar
GHRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTRER
90. 20 W. Frat street.
BLUNT New York Saoa.tE
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WIZ leave Baltimore every SATURDAY r9o,npg. cor?
meEciLS saturday morn ng, October 18th 1850 at 60
ociGck proceeding rs fer up HIPS Landing Re1rnir
VII !stTS rs landing for Nottingham every III ESDA
leaving. Nottingham every WEDNESDAY Irnrning NJ (
ocl'ck for Baltimore. Calling tho usual iand;naS m
the river also at Fair "&reu and Flum Point going ana
returning. 77 "''
TIiEC. EEEGS, Master
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al. gg5s
Ia e. 5 EE555SSSzss4Ssss PHILADELPHIA,
f. 7-.fr- y n

"a o. $780, t Z
LT1I,XTER 4 &RIyG EIfEE2 ''-'''
~, p shd after MONDAY, Nov. g6yh Passenger trains fer
DAIL9 LeSGept Sunday Is follows, Viz:
4 NJ ~ FS HAM f S2 y, W. WAY MAIL At 1918
VN 81 = at 5lg =. M only. Ill trains connect with
new, i ork Trains except Z. 10 F. h. on SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attachS6 leaves s..
H4yre de Grace ~ ''-''' ''e
and 10 So p. III. " ~ -''' n 'i''f- -
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN.
IEkhEDiATE POINTS
BY leaving in ~ I5A NJ train will connect at WiImr,,,
between Wilmington and harrington and on Tuesds,ts
thursdays and Saturdays for Milford; on MONDAYS Wg5
nesdays and Fridays for Seafori BY aVing at 10 p Is
can procure stop-oyer check FROM Conductor eperd H.
night IN Wilmington and take tie IS 4 train for III
stS 12iI -, b tween mington ana Salisbury "
NOIlCk-Al colOred persons, ether bond or freq will
o required 70 nrIag some responsible white person
aiV known TO The undersigned VINO will be willing ia sign
portion OF the road '+ '''' any
n24f VIM CRtlyF3RT -.
EGAs rEEssSS==$szSssEss47 FUR TnH
Efz7s--IzS-4sa7 n Z = IT
VEST AND n ORT II W EST
NORTHERN CF&TE }. 7.
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Z NEU. W. WAIT Z Sun
~ SOUTHEAST COREEREALyERT AND LOMBARD Sis
r HAVE IN ST1Ag@aND. OFFER FOR ALE
ENGLISH YEILOWSGFSTARD SEED, prirne. fresh 1t
AFRICAN BIRD PETER in mats .-.
BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
JAMAICA GING Err, white bleachel
RACE GINGER, in pockets.
AFRICAN do, in bags
HACt, prime in original packages
kUTMEGS, Government No. /, in ORIGINAL packages
CASSI&, IN cases and mats.
GLOVES. in mats. ALSO,
PURE GROUND SPICES fresh and reliable manufactured
with special reference the best class Of her in
this and other cities. sitt
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E,.siTvgh OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

80 '-''N'~' ~ l'4a+i 3tAtt
COMPANY
T,,2 fM4II!5hhICkS Sd R VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
/ Los ON THE hAbPAiiA%NGCk RIM Err
- the steamer VIRGINIA, Cagtain n F8rbapk lapras
i,atnor from her berth Needhan's pier LIGHT srpct
v n.aLi, ~ fftf FhIDAf AFTERNOON at o'ciock and
rTta t leaves FREDERICKSBURG EVERY tn kSD4Y
az ci"e, or Immediately tie arrival On
-e ram Oh cars IRON Richmond and Westminster ST rnin
At al the regular Landings the Rapraha,nrcy Tvrr
49, 4'''' i'''
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sjE@a TOTICE.
= Ef-s.-sz.ai5,s-s- FALL ARR ANEENfrRz -,

or I'm c. I. CANNON. Agent.
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Stearhnate.
-sIE~--Fs THE LINE FOR THE
sssf=-az4scze-sStt= EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE
sIEAMERS KENT AND PIONEER

DAILY LINE TO - " H.
ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER AND BACK
M or, thd'J, light Street, foot Of Camden
on % 1iifr IN DAY, October 20, 1860 these splendid
pf4E Ne SGVfpy gay 10 the week to ANNAPOLIS WEST
returning leave West River at II and annaroiis al 10
il arriving in Baltimore about 3 r. NJ at l.
The Steamer PIONEER will leave every TTrECDty- -
FRl D Y at A. n for ST MlCHAEL'3 AND EAST0%
via MILES, lVER FERRY, returning s. mo f9y
The KENT win leave every WE6VFSf y G arSi trr-,,
DA Z for CAMBRIDGE, DENTON AND IANDiTGS M
day. '' "''' ''''
Fare as I02y as BIZ Gay other tine
81 Freight must be prepaid.
OF i'm C. /. CANNON, Agent
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FsssssEaaae=5A- FALL hhkANGEhENiS
.,-,-.,-- FOR THE
STEAMERS NARY WASHINGTON AMI GEORGE
WEEMS.
On and after October IIth 1854
--., The STEA MAR MARY VAST !EGTNE
VII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at G.,
coGE oT me atnXet ISVer as far up HIPS lending
Ie'GIllhg, VIII !eaVe iiilS landing eYep SATURDAY
SWTo52gn9E z&r han Will lg4ye Nottingham every
he usual landings on the liver also 1 Fair Haven srG
rum i"int GoinE ard returning.
H. ! WEENS Esqiar
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BeE XGr At oc!ocS, " ars.aouta At oclk A. n
B at@olpe u u. - %f.d2a q I An
For augusta, chafsstoa aud tHe south ia tie Nanches
ter Railroad, finished
rs The train from Weldon IN The above sch dra ee n
Wilmington and Raleigh
Passengers for Richmond agd par,s!,.- or any oth.
points on me James River, Colec w James River boats
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WONDERFUL EFFEC CTS.
Lemuel Bonsa of Ptsburg, for years useless him.
self and soceya martyr Chlls and Fevercure in less
than three weeks, and improved in eight hours.
Mary NJ. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio after almost losing
her well strength by Intermittent Fever with
Chills, restored to health in twenty hours.
j. R. Tlton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from deaths
door, having suffered for four years. made well in five
weeks, and improved in two hours,
Adolphe Monroe of France relieved in hour, while
travelling in the of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road. He was apparently dying with chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Lockport New York rescued after
years suffering. A perfect
Thousands of other prevented and cured every
month, and single complaint Of the efficiency
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zsJIa BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEGA Is
z#-g.ssE.ss4sss- Ia STEAM CN,IPANY

THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trin,
after Tnes.ly, OctOher Oh. 1850 OF
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NEw-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAN,

hoAD for Albany and Troy connecting with the New.
ora IstIh Railroad for al ponts West North Wet aod
sout esI aud With the Northern Railroad for Sarao r.,
nu burlington, Pasburg koue's Point OsiansbaT-h ana
MohtI.n On and siter MONDAY, Nov IS 0 trshs viii
Leave Iob-a station, New YORK; follows: FOR Albany mn
and m Express and 1880 Express Mail Tram w.,
SroSn ais m, stopping at all stations ao,o Yorkis
Tor hits fAin Bl5 2:3 and 10 p m stopping A ali
stopping All stations Dor Wlliamsbridgs II IN aud a: . n
M nom 'th a. Depot stopping At all stations FOR MILAN,
bridge llii9 p III wednesday, and onIyl fyo
u. Depot. stopping a, oil stations. y" ~
hE1uhsisa VIII leave Albany, and 30 n m Past
Albany ,iIo A. m and 10 p m-EHpcss Train Albany A A
M East Albany HIS p m.-RIpross Mail Train Croto.
faif q M stopping at ali stations above fremont Whit
fasb 10 $50 100 ia and 40 ALI sntion.
WhhaInsbniEs 3D. m snd m, Stopping all .tAtoas
"niai'D'lase 10 p m VMednesdays and Saturday, oulyl
stopping o. all stations JOHN BURCHlLL. 49,, SgpC
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feaal Notices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUN.

CUPREME COURT-WESTCHEST COUN-
~ 1Y.--HESRf @. GRIFFEh against STEPHEN A. GRlf-
FEN and his wife Corson L. Clark and Sarah his wife
Columbus segune end Phebe NJ his wife Henrietta Grhen
Charles o. West and Sahina his wife, William Smith GaTet
Forshay and lillian H. Baldwin To the Defendants above
named hereby Summoned and required to the
complaint th action which filed in the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Of Netcbeer White Plains Ia said County in
the State New lOk the nineteenth day Of November 1907
and TO the said complaint the
subscriber his Office No l2s Broadway in the City Of New
York within twenty days after the service Of this
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and fail to
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
this viii apply the Court for the relief demanded IN
he sad complaint New.York Nov. II, 1850
p ~ ~ EDWARD p. CLARK, Plaintiffs Attorney,
S0lavtwFt No. l23 Broadway, New York.
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steamboats, an6 Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT.-DATLY LINE.-Fare
i ~ o@nt--The seamer CATALINE, Capt William A
Val Sln leave Ownership Ea, River. EVERY DAY at IL
oock noon, running IN connection with the Hou
road The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Poek vi D yery
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ind FRIDAY At IL O'clock Doos
arriving In time 10 with all the express trains
GBD. CORlIEg Ae.pk
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Dancins Ataoemies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
IA. No 300 Broadway Hew-York
No 1T Montague place Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS in New-York
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
IN Brooklyn.
Az p m. fOrehldreni at m, for gentlemen
IN addition 70 the Court Qusdre Prince lmperiale Ever
reen Empire other dances Minuet Qusde Linda
sDd other educational dances already introduced by Nh DOD
WORTH variety will be brought forward
during the which may be mentioned La CzarinA
lust from Paris and the Qusde Stnenne, especially
sdapced the development Of graceful movement in children
Circular Of terms, 40 may be had 1t either Academy.
Beginners Class for gentlemen, will commence at y
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN BROOKLYN
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS IN NEW.YORk.
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. SO
IL Wet I4hst Hew-York-OPEN for the reception Of Pu
mia Afternoon for Misses and Masters Evenings for Gentle
Iuea Schools and Private Glasses In Families attended
Cir,ulsrs can be had at the Academy.
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furniture.

A BEDROOM SUITE Of ENAMELED FUR
~ EI1CRE for 8 =, Of Narrated manufacture Also
solid chestnut CHAMBER SUITES plain and ornamental Al
FARRlNGTON'S WAREROOMS, No. j68 Canal St, opposite
Wooster. Established in ls4S.
ENANELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
II NITURE in all color and styles Wholesale Retail at
t25 and upward also, Mattresses and Paill4sses
WARREN WARD, No BIT Canal-s.,
-Four doors Of Broadway. "
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DROPOSAIS for S275, 900 of THE CROr0N
/ ~ AnIp srlCK nR IItE CITY OLE AEM-YlRK .

Il WATER STOCK OF TIRE CITY VI nEW-fOhh'
Sealed Proposals. viii be received at the Controllers Ohc.,
until FRIDAY December H. 1860 at O'clock when the
same be publicly opened for the whole ey part of the
.u Of Two Hundr Cd and Seventy Eve Thousand Dollars Of tho
Croton Water Stock Of the City Of New York author
lied by chap the Laws of lo and by Ordinances Of
the Council approved by the Mayor Augusta 1850
increasing the supply OF Croon Water and extending The
necessary for accommodating and distributing tho
The said stock win bear interest at the rate OF FIX per cont Per
able yearly nrd principal will Dc redeem Ole
the 6rst day OF November, 1898 -
The proposals. will the Of Stock desired and The
price Der hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposals accepted will DO required 10 deposit with the
chamberlain of the City within ten days amer The opening Of
the bids the awarded 10 them respectively Including tue
premiums on 'be same
On presenting the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain for such deposits Che parties win be entitled 70 receive
certificates equal amounts Of the par value Of the STOCK bear
ing interest from tue dates of payments
zach proportion should be- sealed and Endorsed Proposals.
for Croou Stock the City Of New 0rk and tho
cs,ed in second envelope addressed 10 the Controller.
right resevcd the part OF the Controller 10 reot
xuy all the bids considered to protect or pro-
N' ROBERT T. HAwS Controller
City Of New York, Department Of Finance,
Controllers Once Nov IA. 1870.
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" FROM CHICAGO to DUHLEITH snd ST. PAUL
IRON CHICAGO 70 FULTON and CEDAR RAPIDS
This line w connection with the Illinois Central K r. Co II
~port through without change Of 20 Duaet an}
tbsBos By daily line Of hrslclass steamboats, 10
PRAIRIE DU CHEN
hCGREGOR, .. - ......
LANSING,
LA CROSSE
HINONA, l ......


and all othex points Mississippi Rtvef Il connects Al
DuhLElTti through The Illinois Central r. Co. wxh DU-
buVU r. and PACIFIC X X Co, to INDEPENDENCE. Iowa
and u FULTON with the IOWA and NEBRASKA n r. Co
70 CEDAR hAPiDa Regular daily trains run morning ana
evening 70 the .boYs named points and Sleeping Cars
teh.d 70 Az night trains The attention Of raveas 10 and on
ne north We. Il esyeSy invited 10 this The
aa tea. lAsning one to A. resioa Through tickets
snd ia information may be obteineJ At the AGENCY on az
EEA aud CHICAGO X r. Co. corner Of Cour,nlt a -
bToadSS and also al AL the principal as,es A a.
East and OF al Eas<sIn Railroad Lines.
T. h TALCoTr. G.nl SAM
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E'OR SALE.-To b. sold at private sale, about
O3 Of choice LAND situated Ia he town Of Addison,
Seuben County aud State Of New 1ork with the improve
thereon Consisting Of splendid Mansion and two Dwell
miles the City Of NewYork and within
minutes walk from the New York and Erie Railroad DE
pot deed given free and clear OF membranes
For particulars apply THOMAS GAFFNEY owner at No
$50 6thaY in the Ii.y Of New YOk, to GEORGE SPRING
Err, esq ut the American Hotel. on the premises.
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GOOD INVESTMENT
vV'O MANUFACTURERS and GARDENERS

ITO MANUFACTURERS and GARDENERS
Il Valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE. by resolutos Of
Board Of Directors Of the ELIZABETfRORT LAND I'M
PROVEMENT COMPANY authorized TO sell the vsluA
bic Building aud Lands Of the Company In the city Of
Elizabeth ~ j. consisting Of than 100 Of land
tending along the Staten Island Sound with depth Of
and toward the Depot Of the New
sey Railroad from which trains many Hmes day 10
Iron and coal delivered Elizabeth from Penn
syvan Railroad Of NewJersey lower prices
than orb sdcTdng unrivsed advantages uanuae-
turers Maps the lands will be furnished app
cation aud prices and terms III be easy purchasers
T. b. STILLMAN, President Elizabeth Land Imp Co,
No. 10 Broadway v-York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~ From foot Of Courand --Connecng at Hampton Juno
sn With Desw Laekswsnna and Western Railroad and 1t
Eaon With Lehgh Valley Railroad and its connections forming
q direct line 10 Harrisburg without change Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commenci November I,
iS6G-Leave New fork a. follows:
HAKRIssUR6 ExPREss-A a. m. for Easton, Reading Har
risburg, Msnch Chunk, Wlliamspor &c.
MAIL TRAIs-Atsa m. for Esston. Water Gap, Scranton
Great Bend Pit,ston, Wikesbarre &c
IN THRogsH TRArsFor Easson, Msuch Chunk, Reading
Psttsvlle Harrisburg SO.
4P N. THK0UGH TKAIN-Por Esston and intermediate sta
HonS
$50 n. WAr TRAIS--For Somervs and intermediate sta
lions
EXPRESS TRAIs HARRIsBURG--The 6 a m Express
Train from Eew-Yok arrives at Harrisburg at $40 noon, In
time with trains Psnnsyyanis Central Railroad
and we Northern Central north and south and With
Cumberland Valley Railroad.
ELzABTHPORT AND Nsw-YORK FRRRY-Leays NewY York
from Pier No North River. and II $3.50 and
LEAVE EIILABsrB--A a<45 and s:l5 l;zo and 4'S
p.
The boats stop Bergen Point and msrnerS Hsbor
TIP esch way. JOHN o. STERNSt superintendent
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Galcs bp Aurflon.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctiouoer,
WILL SELL, on FRIDAY, Nov. 30,
w Alto clock at No. 129 West 25h-st. between
It'll and 9Th avs,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OIL PAIN
INGS, etc,
Consisting Of Mahogany and Rosew God Sofas Teto aetes. Chain
Mabletop Tables Brussels Tapestry Carpets Window Cur.
ains Shades and Ornaments Ga Fixtures China and Glass
Ware Ornaments, Sc-
ALSO Rosewood Piano and Stool and variety of Oil Paint
ngs.
Catalogues at No. Is Ws-st (2.BD
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STATE oY NKW-YoRK, BANK DEPAHsEsr,l
ALBASY, Oct Is, 1880.
VNHE TIME FIXED by law for the redemption
Il Of the Circulating Notos Issued 70 the MERCHANTs
AND MECHANICS BANK or OSWEGO having expired
notice Is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter m Of the laws
1850 that 6nal Dividend of THREE 90 PER CENT has beir
upon original sInoant Of deposited las repre-
sented by The certificates issued by the Superintendent IN re
3euo1 of sho the said Bank able personalities
Of the ,sc oertihcates properly ndorsed al this Department
within x the date Of this notice and not there
after. JAMES NJ OOOh, oupofinIonobnI
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11aints, Oils, Sc.

COLORED WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes and
~ coors suitable for churches and dwellings always hand
aud for sale OF lowest prices by
FREDK HOOSEk Co. No. 1876 Ruonst., N Y
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COUTHAMPTON and HAYRE-To sncceed M

SOUTHAMPTON and IIAYRE-To succeed the
- AdIi.tic--Tbe NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CON
PASf vl dispatch for the above ports the splendid steamship
ATLANTIC Capt A. o. Gray carrying tho United
the follow ING days, from CAiialst. wharf:
From New OH SATURDAY Dee %
From Hsyre, Dec. aud Jan. II
The Atlantic IL unexceled for strength szd
-sieItght compartments and Is In a respects complete
order
limited number Of second Cabin Passengers for whom OK
eelnt Socomnodsttons have been provided viii b.
s55 each
For height or psssgo apply q, the Office Of the Company No
70 WAD& Z. STEPHENS, Secretary.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

UTANTED-Tw0, three, or four FURNISHED
w ROOMS ON the same floor 1T moderate for
and wife only Msst be Bleeckert Address j. Tb
Office.
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E'ARM and MARBLE QUARRY for SALE or
Il EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERFY.-Eor sale or err
change he valuable Marble Quany Scsrsde the Harlem
20 miles nom The city about hour 81 OF land
full cultivation, and partly wood with the Quarry in fun
working order; mill sonecueTs sheds. bans stables
gnos tools and machinery and dwelling houseS The
quality the marble il frat class specimens Of which may be
seen in Messrs Buksrd Huttons In Dusne st. Morgan
Bsbcocks corner Broadway and Whes and many others
IN the city. For further particulars inquire Of -.
(422) HOMER MORGAN. Pinest
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9iopes ana 6eaters.
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I EAKY ROOFS CURED ONE CENT a
IL FOOT no tar used with ELLERY'S PATENT INDIA
RUBBER PAINT No 56 Grandst. No. 81 Park-row No I3
Bowery 81 East hst ~ Bthsv junction 46th and Broadway
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WISCONSIN Crock County, LANDS for
w SALE-3O Acres of rich prairie and heavily mbsred
LAND the hourshng Of Jenesye WISCONSIN, for
Sale
These Lands selected for the present IS
the best agricultural in Rook County and this
County is acknowledged possess the richest lands in the
They viii be sold In such parcels may be required and the
principal Of the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage for term Of years
For further particulars, inquire Of
JOHN HOWE Footvile Wis, the promises, or TO
MessTs FOSTER THOMSONcN No. SO WsIst, Eev-Yott.
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YARNS, COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS in
Westcheste Rockland and Orange Counties also StsteH
Island Island and in NewJer.ey river ard railroad
Louies for Sale and taehange EDDY Co 81 Li9eIty
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and enbakiug passengers Queens
town Qrelsnd) TIE Liverpool New York snd Phieiep ha
Steamship Company intend dpatohs their full powered Clyde
built Iron Steamships a. follows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE....... Saturday Dec
CITY OF WARRINGTON. Saturday, Dec Is
Ard every SATURDAY at noon. from Pier a. North River
pAssAga!
FIRST CABlN.......... 67o STEERAGR............B6
Fist Cabin 10 London..... % SserAge 10 London. ~
steersge return ots good ior siG 60
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris, Havre Hamburg Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp SC, At reduced through farce
Persons wishing % bnDg their friends buy tickets here
folio rates TO New York: From Liverpool
First Cabin, 30 8S, and los SteeEsge from Liysr
pool 4 i0 from Qneeugown AJl.
These Steamers have superior notation for
snd carry experienced 3urgeon-. They Dut in WeeSsk
Iron Sections and have fstut PTe Anuiheors on bssId
70. further informatios apply u Liverpool TO w. IMAM
kgeat No. ~ Hsiefst in Glasgow 10 WIN. INhAN, No
az EnOchsqnare IL QtieenstoWn TO e. w. d. SEYMOUR
Co I'D London 20 EWES MACY NO. 81 King William 81
IN PsIi JULES DECOUE no Place do Ia Bourse In Phil
siephis toJ0HN O. DALE No 100 Wahu It, the Com
pny's OdeeA JOHN y. DALE Agent,
No Is Broadway N. Y.