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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

FIRE IN BosTos.-On Saturday morning the large
four-story brick boding Nos. 7l2 10 7lS, the east
eide Of Washington street. Boston, was consumed by
fre. 1t was owned by Aessrs. Perry a. Fitzgerald,
sash and blind manufacturers, and occupied by the
same together with Lewis Abrams, Alden Jones, l..
NJ Wood, ana Charles NJ. Newman. The entire loss
a about so Co., mort Of which Il insured. The build
ing wns always considered unsafe, and although the
walls are standing they viii probably have to be
pulled down. The front wall Of the building fe1 into
the street. some five six years since, when it bed
been erected but a few months, and there are now
cracks in the wals in other parts Of the building.
Tnos BoorH IS our Agent In THHsrox J. for Se ale Of
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II u NJ z II X Z Y s
SPECIEIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Stand couesedy al the remedial for the Of
the peops alike removed from the poisonous dan
erous and repuve Of queckeTy Old School practices
the Inconvenience MateICuTe the intricate aud eTpeX
r ohscures usual Homeopathic books and medicines
Consisting simple specifics for the vlioas diseases 70 winch
they are ia The form Of simple peesand
ingredients neither dangerous nor Disgusting they
arr the nurse, and the comfort OF the
complaining and invalid.
Thev possess these positive advantages They harmless
no inrv can arise from their They smpe-you always
lno what and how TO take IT, They convenient
You can give proper Sugar Pills a; moments warning with
out They efcentn thousands of cases
and the fyssem freed without prosrs
ton delay.
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DISEASE OF TIE THROAT, &c.

ILARkhVILLKl Otoi
Dr. D. Jayne-Den Sir: My daughter some ti1.e ago We,
attacked with disease OF the throat resembling BRONCHITIS
tired various remedies and sicians, but al TO no purpose
Night after night passed without little Cir obtaining any &C
us rect: finally procured the EXPECTORANT. and IL al
most effected entire and feel indebted 20 your Expeo
orAnt under Providence her comparative good health
The AFFIRMATIVE / have tried upon myself and indeed
found Alternative Of the system in Gaze when all othe
medicines and had failed. have been much
favor patent medicines bu, convinced that wa
wrong with regard your preparations aud fes altogether
willing to recommend them a. 9ooe WIN. o. UOODhUA.
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GROUP.
JoHy H,HKrx.y. ESQ.,. stewsrtrtown, n. H., writes.

JOIN HARTMAN. esq, stewsrtstown, y. H., writes; -
long child Of mine had violent and distress
ing Of Group, which nt have proved fsi had not m
mediate relief aimed commenced giving your En-
PECTORAkT and within Ereequarers OF hour she child
having taken six breed with perfect eesea cure
within that time having been etected" =. u
The Rev. JAMES W. DANIEL Biackwdfe- Morgan Ce ny
writes: --..-- .,,,,y rr,,r
BALSAM my family with the most LIpPy erect rooe
eight miles to day for Of yoHr 70 ss
OF uHcn children threateI,sd With Group y
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BRONCHITIS.

WEsTKuI- Green Co., N. Y, Nov. ., lsss
Dr. D. Jsyne-peaf S IL affords great pleasure 70 sdt
my feeble testimony In favor Of your Invaluable medicines some
eieh had attack Of Acute Bronchitis,
and considered by intelligent ply slcs confirmed con
sumptive By the very fee use OF your EAfECTORANP re-
In using IL surpassed tie directions took N
naasang dos.s several week. since that time have made
me- Il, aud of ALTERNATIVE and CARhINA-
TIVE BALsAM In my family and prescribed TO oihsfs with
the very resus During the prouacte6 illness Of con
sumptive wife your medicines frequently ho only
dies which afforded relief aud though they could not fo
hers form OF the mesdy hich known remedies eoue
they aided greatly soothing her sgones and for then
abe cherished very high regard II the free testimony Of ore
had In his family unusual amount Of sickness in IAN
rns is worth snyhig 70 you and The OF humanity,
- Be.pectfully yours L. L. HILL
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

Dr. D. JsypeDeer sir; In the $780, wls In very Doc
health which attboed TO teaching school 10 the preyoa
year / was attacked with HENORRHAGR (BLEEDIN9,
or THE LUNGS but after using bottle Of your EAPEC,
TORANT relieved and have not had attack siuce
have also sye medicine children for the WiOOP
ING COUGH and always found be Of great advaass
IN mitiss eating the disease, and finally efec.ing
THOb. ii. ROLLING.
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COLDS, COUGHS, AND PAINS IN THE SIDE AND

DEAR SIR: In the Fall Of lN48 attacked with most
violent racking pan my le eide Immediately under heart
giving excrucatinR and al tunes rndere
nae entirely speechless think II brought on by taking
cold In The course OF Il extended all through my
breast growing aud day and giving my
friends the utmost soHc.ude concerning tried for mean
wear al remedies which recommended Tor dis
ease the sku physicians but with
out about 10 give up in de pair when
Kind friend thought OF EXPECIOH ANT. procured
bottle and before had entirely used the whole OF IT, feE
manifest Of change for the better. continued CT
using H. and BY the time had taken nve bottles found myself
COZ pletey cured py Of your invaluable medicine
Your. respectfully,
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ASTHMA. SPLITTING OF BLOOD, &c

STOCKTON, Owen Co.. Ind, Sept 4, 1854
Dr. JsynMy wife having been severely afflicted some three
with BRONCHITIS and having heard Of the wondeu
efficacy Of your EXPEC GRANT for COUGHS, ASTHMA
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING, SPLITTING OF BLOOD
aud other diseases OF lungs purchased bottle OF snf
one box sANATIVE PILLS, and am happy 10 inform yor
that after using the E1pecofant her cough in nedie
suppressed removed difficulty Of breathing and pain
ccmDifte cue J.P. SMITH
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ABsALox FLRPRN. Long Point, Washington County, Tera1
writes OCroBsh "a, 1900.
Dr. u. Jayne Son-Dear Sirs Another ssgsar u Tia
remarkable cfeets Of your nedieirG - - ,
/ have been sfiicted with very SEVERE COUGH, ase
will the GRAN Ill and this too for Of yeas
procured one bottle Of your EXPECTORANT and two ooxsi
Of sANATlVE PILLS, and after using them Cough ef
me. / also used bolet OF ALI EBAIlNE, and
have been troubled with either disease since - -
lery truly your, ABSALOd FIFTEEN.
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AND STILL ANOTHER

Ashley, Delaware county Onloy DEC " 1922
Dr. D. Jsyne-DeaI Sir: Having used your EAPECfORANp
family and having recently ia almost miraculous
in curing Of my children who beyond the skn
Of physicians, of LUNG FEVER and GROUP,
thought my duty you my heartfelt thanks for bong
the restoring her from expected deeta 70 life zne
good health. Yours truly d. d. sMlIH
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Pastor OF the FIRST Presbyterian Church,
Dr. D. JAYNE Tene Hsuie, Ind, May 8, lssS.
THREATENED CONSUMPTION.


This may certify, that nine years since afflicted with
disease which Threatened with Consumption IN addition &c
which Cough Of the aggrsystng kind had been at
tended by eminent physicians without obtaining any durable
relief Al eagh being redsced to ye low state Of health
taking one bottle somewhat relieved and after takint
$500 ISAAC CROSBY.
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ANOTHER CASE OF GROUP.


De. D. JAYNE Sos--G-uts: This IL certify that my
youngest child years OLD atacAed 6y the Group
maze use OF your EXPECTORANT according 10 directions
which gave immediate relief and permanent eaec.es
in days. ! freely rec Jmmend the EAPECTORANI
ior immediate relief this awful disease that hurts Thousands
Of helpless infants into eternity every year.
Respectfully, H. A COLLIHSi Aft
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BRoNCH1rIs AND SPLITTING BLOOD.

MILLvILLE Butler Co, Ohio, Oct ?, 1871.
Dr. D. Jayne-I certify that during harvest in July
taken with the BRONCHITIS and spit up quite qtity Of
blood. bad also cough ht took one botte Of the
Alternative and then three bottles OF the EAPECTOH-
Ant which cured me- JAMES Z. VAN HORN
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II TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, aud NEWPORT
Lana Route-Ths and dKect-CayDg the East
en- Nail -. ,..,
The Etesusrs COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w. Williams
and C. VANDERBILT Capt D. a. Stursss IN connection VITA
etonngOn and Providence and Boston and Providence RAE
read esvg Newly daily Sunday excepted from Pier No
1E r. first wbaf above Battery piace) at and StoD-
gon At $50 arrival Of the maD naD which leaves
Boston $3.50 p. N.
The :; VANDERBILT from Eew-york, Monday, Wednes-
Ay Friday. From stoniHton Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
ssy and Saturday From stoningon-Mondss "Wednesday.
end krday.
proceed from Stoninsop Railroad 20 ROW
Boston IN the Express Mail Train reaching sac
sces IN advance Of those by stbeT routes ana 70 snP
Lines connectinE North and East
P.ssensers prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
ps re- breakfast desired and lsave stonRa-
eon IN the train eonBestiag at Provsdsnoe with We IL
IN. Tor Boston.
fare from Providence TO Newport, 50 cents.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer snS 1Tan
Beach way. 80. - -. S...a -.
suf OF II the Freight Office Pier No. North River OF 81
sne ofkee Of the Company, No. 10 Battery place
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SUPERIOR COURT-GEsEKGL TERN JAS. 2L-Bekofe az
the Justees.-0EctsIoSs. IL 50
Lowell HolbroOk, &C.. agt. Francis Vose ct al
George c. sualey az. Samuel n. DozntyJanss Macon sgt
Zebedee King Administrator Of James J. kngJudgDe az
frmed, with costs.
SPECIAL TERn-Before Justice BoswoRrE.-DKcIsioss-
Isaac Jacobsohn agt. August Behnont.-Verdit yet
aside and new trial grsniedthe costs Of the s and Of thi
motion 10 be costs IN the cause and TO abide the event IN
William Van Vechten agt Henry Liwrence.-Mo-
ton granted. -.
James B. Byrne Assignee, agt Jacob Weeks, Jr.-
Indictment for plaintiff with costs.
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NEWS FROM SWEDEN

Extrsc. Of letter from the Rev. WieberI dated Stock
holm. Sweden, March 10, 1881
Your invaluable medicine, the E1pectoant, has been o.
very essential service my throat and breast and scarcely
do without single day Several Of end 10 whom 20
have occasionally given some express Themselves as beng muct
benefted.D
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IS6O THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
4COOC HTRAL RAILReA d. 1OOO
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAOK ROUTE.
ne espssy Of this kOsd eqG 10 IN the coHDrJ
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WRST.
OH No 2 AsL,r Hanne- hronaYAN.

THE GREAT ShOhI LINE III TEiE NAsSA'
OfiCu No Astsr Hsufe, broadway a.,
Hsee fer Of PessenFers V and rom Nih
rssssi Cicsgo n, Ious St Paul NasLviDs hOmphis New:
iseas sBd al other t-gns In the West tortb- est se
unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any eute
7h.oseh for the West leave Newf orb foot Of OenrE
ssn6t-st.5 Morning Express Evening Express p IA
r,eeping znc snlokng-oars on ali trains - -.
Fare always low, ana Tie time 7nich - oy any o'"s'
sscls-
By this route Freyhts ali descriptions be forwarded 70
md from point the railroads Ohio naaan
s1finos Wisconsin Iowa. o Missouri BY RAlbkoAD u
HET or enJ the gayzaole rivers o. the "es W
s.oazieEs FROM Pittsburgh. -, -.
Te rs,e oil Freight TO and om point 81 he West ~ os
Railroad ali tunes - favorable are eh1gea
ky ster Railroad Panies Merchants and hPpsTs
their Freight this Company can reg
sv,th conhdencs ia speedy transit - . .. a.u,r
Sb Conrenv slso rntains ETnisrsnt Accommodation
Line bv which parties emf uting westward enloy ssP ss
cou fartsble mode Of conveyance - one haI me s:
800 r. N LOTT Passenger Ageut, Ne Aston 10ase.
LEECH L Co., Freight Agents O A, x,y,s;...
No (st0r House, and Ne sour "IniA~ ~
BE Battery place
EuoMAe 4 SCOTT General Ssp't, Altoona, Pc
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Giramboats ano Railroads.

NOR PORT MONMOUTH, NIDDLETOWN,
IL RED BANK SHREWSBURY, &c, via steamer ALICE
PRICE and RA-i.sn Railroad Leave Murray Pier Jan 20 At
IN 2si st2i p 2Sd. al O. E4h, a. Y M 18TH
9th, at y 18th ~ 10 a IA
sefh at 10 alst, at IL Returning, VIII leave He'd
R,uk two hours AL the beat leaves NeW-loTk.
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MARRIED.

VAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newton, Mish,
Dee 81 by the Rev. j. Odell Isaac Van voor-
bees , Lyon Lsle, to Mice Emily Hungerord Of the
former place.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Haa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1883
Commencing Dee IL, 1859. ~
Passenger Station in EewfeTk corner ZthS and %thav'
knesaDoe Zth-st. - - -.
For lev-hsven Z So u. le1)i 2;ls gap Ge1) s:@ are
s.ao u For Bridgeport : lex d 1915, 3lS texl
Sase ana 30 M For Milford Sustod Fairfield South port
sd estpOIt l2:l5, $3.50 and 80 For NoI~aRs
lisa l2;lb, 3:i5 ex); $3.50 4sO $3.50 Fer bsrles
sa9 Greenwich. !, l2l5, $3.50, %:S0 500 foI
Stamford = (ex) = IBIS, S:l5 (exl $3.50 400 S:a
n For Port Chester an intsrmedia.e Stsons 9A nlbs
sssa AKA $40, $3.50 p. NJ. - -
For Boston Wis Springfield L. (ex 3;ls Il te1) Scs
B0sson, l215 M. via London stOnington and PToy
dance Dor Hartford and Springfield, ex.l, l2l5 sh
D tex For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal m
(s1 5l5 lex Northampton For Hartford PTovt
AeDse and Fishkin Railroad 8 (ex) For NewHeyen,
and S.onngton Railroad At l2:l and s;lt
p K0 Canal Railroad TO Consvile, lex and u:lt
n "a 70 Northampton Eo Housstonic Railroad, foa
NansAtook Railroad, m 5l5 p soI Danbury snd Nor
~@- i----'' " JAMES II. HoYT, Superintendent.
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EPIDEMIC CATARRH AND INFLUENZA
VIM. LLOYD, Lisburn, Pa, writes:

an lust recovering from sttack Of influenza cpl
demc oatsTTh IN which disease found your ExpsotoSnt 70 b
an inestimsbIe medicine.
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LAW LNTELLIGENOE.

SUPREME CoURT--CHlxBERs JAN. a. - Before Jasoee
LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
VIM. Bryden agt James Cummings.-Ihe prisoner
must be remAnded. ~, ~ NJ. a.
Warren A. Cleveland agt. Wm. ID. Potter, NC
The defendant WA Potter, must be allowed to serve 40
answer and claim the complaint and toe
attorney furnish the defendant his attorney n
quent proceedings stand security but all uoseqosnt pro
ceednss 10 be stayed until the further OF sne
snee so 10 be made between the plaintiff and VIM D. Potter
The costs os motion fixed $40 to abide event OF the hs
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LIST OF
HUMPHREYS'S SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC
Price of Single BoIes-cents.
No. l-For Fever Congestion, aud IpianniAtiOn-Hsat,
2-For Nv Worm Fever, Worm Cohc vOTasiOus APPe-
ute Wetlrg me BED; "a W.. ~
FG s0 SS CROWN Ts sG S"s on. on
z-FoT DiAIrbss Of Children Adults Cholers Infan-
turn, and Summer Complaint. u
a-FCT Dyse9teTy Bloody FluI COho Griping'' ..
sro B cSSo G1 ehde. MsISs Nausea
Ing AAhmstc Breathing. ....................... -
FOR Coughs dds, Hosr'ene's, Bronchitis lnha' os
s-FCr Toothsche, Fscescne, Nervous Pains Neural
sFdT hssS S SICK ssische; Vertigo Ra.h Of
la-For Dyspspsis, Wesk, Acid or Deranged stomach,
Constipation, Liver Complaint. ..'i;.:.:.;... 70
n-For Suppressed Me9ses or scSHty' or rSnio or ..
l2-Por Leaoorrhea or Whites Bearing Down, Pro
Fd c,o1p acsl.e croapy Cough Daat and op
n-F6r salt Rheam, crusty Erup;ions, Eryspeias
scald Head BARRIERS Itch. ............ rs
fT the Gbesi BaGi SIDE or imSs oo''e Is
l6-FOr Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever Dumb 70
l7-For Piles Internal or External, Blind Bleeding
ls-FOi 0pthsIny, Wesk lnilsinsd Eyes Eyeids
failing OF Weak Sight ....:...:,..............
Cold in the Head influenza .......:..:;...:. SC
2c-FoT Whooring Cough, shortening and paliating It,
2l-FOf AsHma oppHssssd Difcuit, Isbored Breath
p CGpeh and & a. . ,s.j i;1;:i 20
Rearing EeIaehe @ :.. S;s:i
ZS-FOi nc Sc'3 sn5 oi5 Gis 20
24-FaI Ge,eral Debility Physical or Nervous Weak
~
2S-Eor DTopsy Fluid Accommodations, Tuuid Swellings .
with Scalty Secyetions. .............::..... :"
26-For Ses-SiakLese, Prostitution, Vertigo, Nausea, .
Vomiting 80
2I-EOr unary Diseases Gravel, Renal Calcui, DIN
cult Painful Uriuation. ~
22-Eof seIIInal Emissions involuntary Discharges,
and CONSEQUENT Prostitution and Debility lUu
PRICE
The entire set Twenty large v In morocco and
Book Of Directions w
Case Of Twenty large walls in and BOOK OF Di
Case 81 Twenty large walls plain and Book Of Dee-
Gaze of boxes mos 49, and Book OF Directions ~
Case Of any mos to 5J and Book OF Dec- -
uons. W
Single bexes with Directions above Is cents ~ cents or al
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL Or EMPRESS.
We these remedies by the single box or fa case 70
any psr the country by mail express. free Of charge On
receipt Of the price. ,e.oo
B-Tle boxes Nos / TO Is small size Nos 10 to ~
LARGE size and IN making up So Fl this must be re-
embered The vas uniform in size and proe ana M
m ding or vial attention necessary on this point
Look list mp Of what KINDS you choose
and inoose in current note or stamps by man 70
our address t2 Sroad he@f ork and the eolcs
will be duly returned by ms OF express. 49, ,
no FAMIY OF TRAVELLER should be without these IVA
abe eutves Thousancs them with the most triumphant
80 s DIR, +. HUMPHREYS Co,
No. 562 Broadway Newly ork-
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From w. w. Winters, N. D., Mrledseynle, IN

From ". w. Winters NJ. D.. hlledgeville, III -
March 5, 1885,
DIT D. Jayne son-Gentlemen: II lie with great plessrt
that recommend EXPECTORA 10 those SUFFERING
with Bronchial affections Also your AL rERATlVE for eruP
disease arising from inactive dsordeEed liver
having medicines FOR the above mentioned diseases
gth satisfactory results. Very repeatedly yours,
" W. WINTERS, d. u.
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KEW-JERsEY RAILROAD--FOr PHILA


n 1855 Trains VIII leave Chambers ct staton felowsi
Expgess Trains. and II and $3.50 for Sing Sing
a.R and 30 D n for Poughksepss 1888 and ~ 20 and
m m; Tor Peekski Sis p Montreal and Buffalo
FarsengeI Train with sePns eIs leaves st st. d at ~
n The Poughkeepse Peekski and Sing sing Trains sop
E uso of the Way Passengers taken Al Chambers
ea Christopher and glst-stS Trains for kewYoTk leave
Troy 3. 6:ls lo:l0a and at and p and Abans
abosi Is minutes later. On Sunday, at s:l5
A f. SMITH supsrints1 dent.
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OLIVRR's PULMONIC wAFERs-Fo,
00 HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. I'd

have examined and snaysed the Graefenbers harahat
The ingredients yey vsusbs IN restof-
a. hesh and thsr peculiar cOneins0h 1vet doct ana
,,ssoTeble aetion upon the uterine organs Nm
Cheni1f for Ete STATE Of ASssGohVsettI"
F.ot< .Syecoaeo. tOeakaess stnI d"Staee<se and 90
Ioea .~r1s Xcslrs and o0HsfufoHL 'ysnos vomea are
1919, e,~<d y, TbE GRAKEEsBEHG hARsHALLs UTkhIks
c1TsoToos Pre 81 so Per 5otte os s,Lk At Thy nn ~
VICE TEN GRAsREEBEnS DohfAl' ~ -" '
NEW-YORR AYR BY ALL DRuG6isTs 49, ux....-
On ruE ksczIPr 80, FIVE BsTrLks sksf D, n. ~
AND cHAEsEs PAID END on kxfAh~ ROUTE fN'A
Idd,sn JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, N. D.. Ssw"ssI ess oos.
,visng PAvsieaa, GTaSSnt@g C0pp@~E h"o '"~
Aoas- Isyk
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and HARLEM RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

u WINIfR AhhANUtMtN
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
% Wednesday JHn 10 1860 Trains vii leave 2Sh.
a station Newly OH, as follows:
For " STANDARDIZATION and ii g. m 1889 and 1890 p m
For White Plsins-l2:SO and p.
Fo White Fsins-6:l5 p from White and CeBre-sts.
Fer CToton kans-4 D. nom 2bthst
Eos Mierton-s D. NJ, from 25th-st
Foz Albsuy-s m, from 2bthst, mail train
FoT Alhary-a:so D. m, from 26th St, express train.
Al through ss connect with ~ Y Central H. K Tor the Wt
Returning, will leave
0doAnsbYidge-6:40 and $3.50 q m, and $40 ? a.
White PALMS. aud I; 20 u, and 4:SO p m
Cposan Rsls-I a.
HiI.rtop-1A n.
Absny-n = ~, mall and 4l0 p NJ, express train
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLhOAD'-ia 10
lN Trains Pier foOt o. Duene ~ ohowe VIZ
DUNkJRR CYPRESS a q. m, foT DSn62t bohals' NA"
ns7aguG, aud principal inter aledate stations ~.
EEWBURGH ENPREsS a. 800 o. H., for Ne"purgh' hais
detowa, and Intermediate Stations.
RIGHT EXPRESS n 4ao for DankiIk, b1hele Otne@
as2ms and principal Stations. 80 .,.
Tn ExDfess EnrE with The Ce1andkgus
sEe kngsra Falls Ksrosd BighsntoHi with the SJfS
sse Railroad. COrs with the Railroad ios Rochester aas
Bsfso Al est Bend With RaErssd for seTanon eno
BGHeo I'D Dafk with the Lake Shore Railroad for CicVe-
had Cincinnati, 7oede Detroit Chicago To- and me 'epsoi
NGlyoaJS.
R1qH'I MAKsH, Receiver. CHAs. MISoT, Cent suPt
IGOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT and FALL RIYER--The splendid and superior
esauer EFTROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New OK ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'e,eoh
p NJ aud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Baytcn, on HONDA,
EHDkEsDAY and FRIDAY, at o'sloek, p. NJ hon fiSs
He ., n. n. =,
Hereafter WI be regarded sssSzed % any spph
P.shs 70 Boston i forwarded through sus dispatch By
- bxpTeS Freight Train
WN. BORDRg Assui, EsA % end n ~eslSL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

CRETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
OConnectng New Hampton with the Delaware
nd Western Railroad and EsstoD with the Lehsh VAey
Auilroad o., ,o.D
WINTER AKRAEGEMENT-Commenc Dec ~ 1883
Isye and intermediate places nom foos
Couslasdt-st, ~ "a snd 4;lo p m for sonef'
vile bY shove trains, aud at $3.50 p. - -.
From Pier No North River, a. 1880 and II 80 m ena 70
and ntOrmediss ststisnsi tof SonsNAS "
~ trims and at $3.50 p , 60, -
T u M train CourtSndss Anc the ll;so n
s Pier n e. connection 1t Esston with he
Ieash Valley Rsosd aud thence via East Raj
Resdnz without change Of and eonnec ~ lead
iaS direct for Pottsviue and Harrisburg -
roeS Wi leave Newly ork ~ from foot Courtlands, G.
TS0 Pier n X only for Lehish Valley Railroad a. SDe
foot OF Couftlandt-st, and a. I:0l sno IL ~
zen Pier n r. only. JOHN STERN 3, Superintendent
KEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Eaa and Express lines leave New oIk at and u
fare S8 Through Tickets sold for Cln
nsh and the Nest and Tor Washington, New and
South &C. and through baggage checked to washington u
J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
FS baggage VIII for trains unless delivered A
sssksd Is minutes IN advance Of the time OF lsevlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

THos BoorH IS Agent in TAESros ~ J. for Ne sale "
TINE TRIBDsk