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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-14

Gen. Scrosgs, of Erie County, N. Y,
President of the American Stale Coun-
Gil, and a late delegate to the Bell Ever
EFT State Convention, has come out for
Lincoln and Hamin. The attempt to
Dragon the Americans into the support
of Douglas is the reason for Gen.
Scroggs's action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
New!Wprk DAILY Gribm,te
A FRENCH VIEW OF JOHN BROWNS
CASE.

From L. Uniers (ROman Catholic organ Ia PGyi' Noe Is 1889
We search vanly in our pretended liberal journals
for sign Of protest against the iniques of criminal
case tried in the United States in the latter part Of last
month These philanthropic zeaots, ready TO detect
40 many vices in the paernal legislation Of the States
of the Church. know not how TO find epithet where
with to brand the barbarity with which the people Of
Virginia have condemned political prisoner, after
having deprived him of all the privileges of free de-
fense as Fouquier- Tinvle wont to do The ques-
ton is in fact of political onse and not of murder
or assassination Toward this favored class of crimes
the journals of liberalism are usually tolerant;
and according to them the widest agitators are de-
serving of pardon, notwithstanding repeated msdeeds.
They insist if necessary upon amneses for taer pro-
teees from weak governments; but they permit the po
ca scafold TO be erected in the United States, with
out calling the Republicans of America TO clemency
even TO justice.
John Brown Is Protestant fanatic, who believed to
have read in the Bible the condemnation of Slavery,
and who constituted hmse an armed apostle for the
delverance of the blacks he is old man, they say,
who lost six children in the bloody stres in Kansas,
between the Aboonists and the parsans of Slavery.
On the 10th of last October having succeeded in col
ecpg body of twenty associates he took possession,
Without STRIKING Il DlOW, VI tue U"H VI hAP''
Ferry, in Virginia, and, after having seized provisions
and hostages barrcaded himself in building used as
an arsenal. The inhabitants, terrified at once new
from all sidee, and during two days Virginia ana tue
ther Southern Safes in mortal fright aPPreneno
ing that their slaves would answer the eau Vi 'ohh
Brown by rebellion, But the blacks o'a no. SUR
whereupon-the vlrginians taking heart sgain-niteen
hundred men of the regular army ana Tue militia every
way armed, supported by artillery repaired to lay
,ege to the twenty poor devils shut up In tue arsenal
John Brown sought to caPula'e asking only that lie
nd the fifteen hundred heroes threw themselves upon
he handful of insurgents. OF these they killed some,
and wounded all others who did not happen to escape.
John Brown received, 10 this sege, three saber
blows in the body and upon the head; this last
wound made him deaf and he was rendered incapable
Of holding himsek erect. In every civilized country
bis recovery would have been awaited before proceed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

WAGES OF FARM LABoRERs.-We published few
months since valuable table, showing the current
rate of wages for fam laborers in sections Of
the United States We should like 70 repeat thai In
formation. We therefore wish farmers TO give brief
answers to the following questions, 30 that we may
publish an abstract of them, Immediately;
]. What haveyou paid per day and per month to tho
sborers employed upon your farm during the pressns
Winter, with or without board ola
ii. What do you propose 70 pay per month, OF per
year. for farm labor for the next season, eommenes'
say, April IL $50 ....I
Ill. Are wages in your section likely 70 DC mgner
or lower than last season.
". Is it your opinion that farmers "hl employ more
or less aborers this year than Last as general thingi
v. viii farmers generally employ more iaoorers If
wages are, as many expect they viii be, considerably
lower the next season than they have been in past
We find that there is a somewhat prevailing opinion
in this part Of the State that the Of wsges by the
month or by the year will be less in 1860 than in 1852
There is certainly very large number Of idle men
now in this city who must seek employment as farm
laborers early in the Spring Some Of them are mu'h
in want of work and wages now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-oBADIAH w JONES, HENRY ROWLAND
and HENRY r. JONES against JACOB BORN and
CATHERINE BORN-summons for reiet-To the De
PENDANTS You hereby summoned and required 70 an
served and to copy Of your answer 70 the
Wall street In the City of NewYork within twenty days
after service hereof exclusive day Of such services
and II YOU fail to the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will sppy 70 the Court or
the relief demanded In the complaint. = Dated Nov. N,
1883. WEEKS 4 DE FORREST Plaintins Attorney,
The complaint this action filed In the office Of the Clerk
of the City County of NewYork the first day Of
December 1883. WEEKS DE FUNNIEST,
dl7 sw6wS Plainuns Attorney
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Orean Steamers, &f.

U7OR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-The Ame l,.
in.,,.e screw Steamship Company's new and aSenss
- esp MONTGOMERY, Vim O. Beny Commaseer, VIZ
iss,s PIER No IL N R. THURSDAY, Jan ~ al ,;oss
Ies,s to savannsh with unsurpassed
sss iosss Ieist: 70 $40 e to Noble s s
honfe,a u ZuSns. 40 Also, to principal place, In roi
q. 4 loves. Freight 10 cat: Per foot Insurance
half per cent No nsk t.hsn ands, fIT cnPp AZ wsst
NOR sLy1NNIH and FLORIDA.-U. b
H HI = nsFThe fayohte steamship AUGUSTA ~
X s. Wosshun will lesys sATURpAf jan ,,v,n 70 Mont.
nen caInmbs Atlanta. Albany, and Macon bins " s
nsd only on board foI freight Or ps.,.se aro.lwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
NETWORK to NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD,

Line Of xsrman. hsrosdsaf@e to New;Hsvsn. sL-The
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at Q p. m. The
CITY " HARTFORD Capt Simpson, win leave on MON
leave lew Haven alternate nights except Sundsy) al
O. N: Ne charge for Bertha The TRAVELLER, Capt 30 xns
enl leave Of p. M, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY Passengers for the Railroads remain board
pisbt without charge. Merchandise forwarded Vermont
Apply to FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, Pier No. - L. a.. New
York. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELrHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, VIA JERSEY
CITY-mr and Express lines leave NewYork at D. aud II
and and fare ga Through Tickets sold for Gin
snna and the Vest and for Washington New reans and
the South &c. and through baggage checked to Washington
. N. and p. IA. trains
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No bgyge will be received for trains uness delivered and
checked Is minutes In advance Of the time vi leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
OConnectins at Hampton with the Delaware Lackswsnns
and Railroad and 9, Esston with the Lehsh valley
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGES Dec. 10, 1sss-
Lave New orb for Eaen and intermediate places rom foo
of Courlandtst, at q M II IN and 4lo For SemeI
VILE by the above trains AID at $3.50 p. IN. 49,
From Pier North River Ut 1879 and II 80 and 200
D. m for Esston and intermediate stations for Somerye b.
he above trains and at $3.50 pm -
The IL m train from foot Of Courlands, and the ll:so
tom Pier r. make close connection at Easton with the
ebeh Valley Railroad thence via East Ponnsy Rail
road Reading without change Of and connects at Read
Ing direct fol Pottsvile and Harrisburg -
Passengers for the Delaware and Western Ran
road will leave Newly ok from foot Courtandts, o.
1880 nom Pier N R. only for Leheh Valley Railroad AZ and
II a m from foot Courlandtst and at 1890 and ii 80 N
hom Pier N u. only. JOHN o. sTERNS, Superintendent
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gtopes an6 9eaters.
Btopes and Beaters.
90 NIFTY PER CENT MORE HEAT WITH
II FIFTY PER CENT LESS FUEL"
ECONOMY, HEALTH, AND COMFORT
poDGE's PATENT STOVES
UNRIvALED IMPROVEMENT
OPEN FIRE PLACES.

OPEN FIRE PLACES.
SMOKEY CHIMNEYS CURED.
ALL THE LARGE HOTELS HAVE ADOPTED THEM
Giving 50 Der cent heat with 50 per cent ess fuel Saw
s he du,t common the old Franklin Stoves AID Crates
reducing labor and required al the old forms
Suitable alike TO bituninous and anthracite coal
Il. open stoves ordinarily constructed the current OF air
carries with chimney not only all the gas and smoke
ont sl,o the largest part the heat creating too unpleasant
and hurtful dIan Of cold air through the room
In the new construction which entirely prevents this passage
into the chimney evils SUPPRESSED The smoke ana s
are consumed instead Of current Of cold ar nom we room
INTO the fire. perfect Of heat from the IRE into tho rsem
u secured a,
The greater portion Of the light dust moreover common 10 the
Ala and 40 ANNOYING prevented in this construction
r., the old methods too rapid combustion and waste require
renewal Of the burning material This avoided n the
new construction which, while the fire burns brightly ana
.heeruy the substance yet slowly consumed tha nsssa
Of Eve at most six hours we secure ~ M
o,provemeu duration Of from twelve to tFenyiour hou
without IN the meantime, any attention whstever'
rou, effects of heat Iadated from iron surfaces are
avoided ,,..
Any person examining this improvement Will zee ssnce
aha, INV very simple arrangement all the Inconvenience a
are obylsted and that result much desired oy AZ
Who value health and enjoyment, IL fully realized IN TINS
PERFECTION OF AN OPEN FIRE.
Cop.ideTins their advantages, they are the
CHEAPEST STOyE6 MANUFACTURED.
tn. ..vinR In fuel will the price; then conser
he pure heat open fire. In contrast with the deie'sas
iron heat Of other stoves
Iny mate can be set with this improvement requiring only the
removal of the old bckwoi, with so little dust ana neon
,.uene as TO those for whom CRATES have been altered
Mssons sent at any tirne Of Gay OF hsn" ~ Ns' W
yeniept for those ordering.
Sand for circulars containing description and tesumoniss
LEMUEL BANGS No. 10 Parkrowi
SANFORD, TRUSLOW u Co., No. 2se Waterst'' N 4.
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NEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

IN lssa WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
Commencing Dec. II, 1889.
Passenger Station In NewYot, 2Tthst and %hsv
Entrance on 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New. Haven M (exl; 1913 e:l5 iex)j $50 and
4sO D. m. For bridgeport, T. (e1lj nl5 a;l5 lezl
$50 and 100 For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport
and Wespon a. m IL rs 80 and 4:30 For korwak
7sa NJ l2l5, 8:l5 teI)i $3.50, 4:ao $50 For DHten
snd Greenwich T. l2:l5 $3.50, 4;so, $50 m For
N. For Port Chester aud intermediate Stations u:D
CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Boston, via Sprin gfed, tex 3s tex) 70,
Boston, l2l5 H. via New London, stonington, and Prov
dence For Hartford and Springfield lex nl5, s;n
m. (eI For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal
lex Sl5 (eX to Northampton For Hartford Provt
aence, and Fishkll Railroad M te1) For New Haven,
kewLondon and stonngon Railroad at lf3 and s;ls
For Canal Railroad TO Coinsville, (ex and 2:1s
m, to Northampton. For Housatonic Railroad For
Esns.tuek Railroad NJ s;l3 p m For Danbury and Nor
walk Railroad T. q m, s:1 pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
TT7ERRE nAUTE and ALTON, and BELLE

VNERRE HAUTE and ALTON, and BELLE
II WILLIE and ILLINoIST0WN RAILROAD CoMpA,
NESTLE Rotds Of these Companies having been
20 The Trustees under second Mortgages the holders Of the
Second Mortgage bon who have signed an asreemento pay
no DER cent Bonds required to make pay
net Of opebsf Of said before the 10th inst,
al the Rank Of North america No ~ Wast Those Of the
Second oRsze Bondhoders who have not signed said agree
n and who are DESTROYS participate In the advantages OF
tbe OF the Affairs OF these Companies va! sign
aid aSrsemeDt without delay the Office OF ANDREW H.
GREEN No 10 Wast, Jsuncsy Court On making payment
~ be REQUIRED necessary 10 hand In the NAM
her. of Bouds on W bicb payment IL made.
ROBERT BA1AHO
LOUIS A. Won HOFFMAN,
RICHARD IRWIN
JOHN RICHARDSON 49,
ID. " N. RADCLIFFE, fCommittee.
S. j. TILDEN,
Trad HAWLEY,
CHARLES BUTLER,
. .. WILLIAM ID. THOMPSON, J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

"f'i'A W I'M kEw-YoRX, Dec. 8, 1889 )
Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dl,
N RECTORS of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLhoAD
COMPANY, held this day, IL wN -, -, o..I IN.
Rs,olVed That the Cspitti Stock % ho
Company of en- Dollars per share be, and the same heIe
ese5 psysble on the day OF February 1850 snd tnss inc
49, ~ n,ysbe on the STOCK registered the City OF New
Yol At tbe Office the Company in that Ciy ana on ne
Stock registered in London at the otce Of mess"
.on % and bst parties desiring to their iRstamon' Id
Iondon NAV nav The same at Of Al dollar ~
R,.oped That the Transfer Books be coseo on the otn
merit and remain closed until the st day OF feoius
and that DO transfer be permitted after that dse
hsys, which shall not have pcen
thst at the cent oe
epon ali ss.essDents paid previous to the lst oil
~. A.. from the time Of such payment BY order OF the
Board o. w NLiNhA'Si N.e.-N~
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.

III UDoON NV In IthIbItOh0. = ioI1i ~
Trains will leave Chambers ST. Station as olows
Express Trains. and II and 1880 for SING Sing
45 and p Poughkeepe 1880 and IL 20 and
Passenger Train with sleeping leaves sbtst daily at $3.50
The Poughkeepse Pe-isk and Sing Sing Trains stop
most Of the Way stations Passengers taken vt Chambers
Canal Christopher and slssts Trains for New York leave
Troy at 6:l5 and 1910 and u4 AID M, and Albany
A. 2. SMITH, Supe intendent.
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financial.

"A LBERT II. NICoLAY, STOCKS AUCTION
"A HRR BROkRRg sna BANkER. No. 90 Winam-st.--ia-
Stock other Private Sale STOCKS
a RONDS honghi and aoa AZ she bTokers Board.
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I'IvRRNoRr, CLRWs q MASON, Bankers,

I1VERMORE, CLEWS x MASON, Bankers,
H Ne ~ Nallst EewYort Dealers In Commercial Paper
and Exehastei Negotiations Of Loans and all drtcss Seeur
ss CelectsoDs made all Of the United States and
British frovnees Accounts Of Banks Bankers and othersr
eetved the most favorable Interest ado we'd on Depo
IT'S Advances made on approved ColasrslG
RKHEkKkCKs metropolitan Park and Commonwea IN Banks
DunetD, Sherman Co. Moses Taylor Co Clah u, Meen
Coz smyh, sprague Cooper; Low, Harrimsli Co. )
Phelps, Bliss Co.; Wilson q. Hunt Co, NewYe,k Hon
Eratss Corning, Albany. Day, Owen Co, Harfud Conn
Webster Bspk and Bank Of Ca Jsln f. Thsy Bro
Eswse, hs,sn Co, Boston. Hoyt, Sprsgue Co. Lewis
Co. Tresiek, Stokes Co.. Philadelphia Alex: aaTdssk
Co Benne spurrieI Co, Baltimore John Reid Cor Mo
bile. North, Duh Co., New Orleans Evans Co, Nash
yil. Crane, Bryl.ton Co Chsrie.on, s. WedSworih
Turner Co., Richmond Va Crow, McCrsery 4 Co Field
Bros, St. Louis. Jas Low Co., Louisville. j. W. Ellis
Co.. Cincinnati
CECOND MORTGAGES WANTED.-The I'M
~ der ignei win purchase Sl5 SEQ Of good class See
Mortgages improved New.iork and BIookyn Property
ct First OFT ages Country Farms J. VAN BUREN, No ~
Wihsms., Room NO. T. Office hours from IL m TO 2 M
ITO LEND-$I0,0 900, in one or two sums, on
Real Estate In Staten Island and Hudson River Counties
ample security, and to hrscass bondsmen only Aso-
MONEY to LEND City aud Brooklyn Real Estate In sums
to suit r. SALTONSTALL, Broker, No. II Walst
az SO0 WANTEDIOn mortgage Of a large r..
waukee worth three times the amount Ten cent In
terest VIII be paid. Apply to WALsTEIN s, BROWN,
No. "a Wlliam'st., Room No. TO-
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
lCNVJaEN RAILROAD ID. 1OOO
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE:
The sspssisy Of e4sa In the countJ


GREAT DoUBLE-rRA ROUTE:
The spssy Of ihs mood es.a to any IN ths
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST. 's9
Once No. . Aston House, Broadway -. "a,
.1n. cse 20, ,ns LOUIS s. Paul Esse Memphis New
Orleans and ali other towns In the West North West ana
.n s o1 he Vest leave SswoH Court
hadtstJ Morning Express : a a.. Evening I1Pre'''P 49,
Fare always low and the time quick a. by any otosr
By this route Freight, Of descriptions be forwarded 70
and rom any point the railroads Of Ohio KeotuoA
Illinois Wi'eOnn Iowa or Missouri By ~ IL w.. Nv
saST s 20 ~ F Port or the n''''' ''''' NO
The rates Of Freight to and from any point the West BY the
~ Other Railroad Coprsnie: Merchant: ana snpps 1a a
This Company aho maintains Emigant Accommodation
@od Ssrs Of " ONE half rates
offsra ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No A't0r House
MopSsiIS n Y sI, ssA h %."
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General up't, Altoona P.
TYHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sTONING-
i TON, for BOSTON, PRovlDENCE-Lsnd ROute-Ths
s sa si RGcS so Jss Stone and
and Sd and m .sS R
road leaving NewYok daily sundsy eIceged) from Pis No
S @ % % Sn ARRIVAL The mall n %SS s ssys
DS Tsau vSSSERBILT from Nswyok MOnasy, wedne.
day and Friday From stODugton, Tuesday Thonday and
Tbs PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-York Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday. From stonington-honday wednesday
Passenger. proceed from stooington per Railroad 70 roy
dence and Boston, In the Express Mail Train reecnns o
places in Of those by sther routes and IN
Dor all the early Morning Lines connecting Noith sna
that prefer remain board the steamer ENJOY
nights undsturbed breakfast desired and leave sonng
ton in the train connecting at Providence wito the
m train for Boston. , =, .L.h
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way 49,. II, - 49,, A..
samsr or at Freight Office, Pier No. North River or a.
lie Office OF the Company, No 10 Battery'psce
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.&C.
senser Trains leave Pier foot Of Duanes followyE
DUNRiRK EXPRESS Ut g. M. for Dunkrk, Buffalo, Can
sndaisua and principal intermediate Stations. . ar,
EEWBURGH EXPRESS at $3.50 p. M, for Newburgh Mid
dletown, and informed iate Stations 49,, mr., -
NIGHT EXPRESS at 1890 Tor Dunkrk, buffalo, Oanan'
daisua and principal Stations ~, II, c,,
The Trains at Emia with the Canandnge
and Niassrs Falls Rarosd Bighsmton, with the Syra,
cuse Railroad Corning with the Railroad Tor Rochester ana
Buffalo; at Bend with the Railroad for Scrsnton and at
Buffalo Dunkirk with the Lake Shore RAILROAD Tor Cieve
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago &e and the Canada
Railroads z,,., ,,,,,or ~, O..
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UyHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
i COMPANY, TRRAsURERs 0TYIcB. ALBANY, Dec III,

rIyHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
1 COMPANY, TRRAsuKERs oyyICB. ALBANY, Dec io
FINAL DIVIDEND the ASSETS in the h.GS, Of sSs
Of the late Utica and p ne dollar and foai
cents each share Of the Capital stock Of u. CqmPSy
Sn,I RsIosd Conpany In $50 has been declared By uob
Trustees payable TO the parties entitled thereto 'n ''
an and amer the fifteenth day Of December inst
ke Dividend ia, been Secses ~ the c@%nsn1
TGs Of 70 ss sa cents on
STOCK pay able the same time and place NAV mt
Vs the circular az issued by the Trustee. of aa late
Companies respectively and who do not expect 70 receP
nisiIsor wishes draw dividend standing IN the name o.
deceased party win be nece saIy 70 ara p0p0'
'oE'''e'r'ih'''' before ne G iIP L. WILSON.
Treasurer N. Y. Central Railroad Company.
CORN OF ORDERLY
- Az Tr.tees OF the late Utica and Schenectady heoeo
Conpsny (or Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company az nc
ease may seJ THE oaice of the
rns,urss Of he New York Centr. Railroad Company 20,
n..sbeS 1853 Of one dollar and four cents per share f
' end y Ssps. 81 q ..
stands N IN Iss into the New-YOrk Central Railroad
tees said STOCK Is in fun settlement ana c,a sd Isv
A UGUST BELMONT d Co., o. BA IN !ss,
no Al nsrs Of the world through the aessrs R0ts.
ebilSs Of Paris London Frankfort hsPles sno @
their correspondents
PROPOSALS for $4l6, 6OO C ~. ,ad IA spIIEo
PRoPosIIs viii be received at the COnIosr CO. ann. aSss
10 ~ 4.I OF January 1850 st7 O'Clock M weeh 'ne
viii be publicly opened for the whole or any pay ao. Of the
ScnrsI PsrL Improvement Fund stoch ~ lax
ter IN Of the Laws Of 1851 and chapter st o. W., i b, Al.
I'd by an ornsuoe Of the Common Councn ,h Csn.
Msyoy Nov TO- 1859 for The improvement Of inc ''A"-
III. said stock win consist Of four thousand one s.1 o.. q
.- sharss Of hundred dollars each ana ooh g..
~ .s Of sI per PsysS; sa. re. S sins
1870 ths principal TeAoemsble Aug 1871 no." "o
h Ra1em DtionO Of
Ing FUND ioI ro In ha amount Of stock desired and the
The proposals ~. soma whose proposals are scceptee
Pce pe 10 deposit with the Chamberlain o. inc III
VIII DO Ser tbe opening Of the bids, the sum
WITHIN yea including the premiums on me same, ol
70 the receipts Of the Chamberlain 70 tns
on III he entitled to receive cerssncates I' ssS.
.noUns. Of The par Of the H0ca 0sAihs
ds. p1cyyoen should be sssd ana ans q. pspo
Ca csny.l Psrk FUND ,aaos sddssssd 10
S1 a. ssssd and indorssd put in second
the Controller. a.,t nj the Controller 10 reject
Inc hS ~ ~ a. bds II considered necessary 70 P ~
mote the interests Of the city nopr HAWS Controller
Cit, .fNew.Yorl, Department. Of Finance o'nA''~'
December 2, 1850
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At the University in Kouigsberg, there are sio 81
dents, 1913 In Theology 70 in Law, W IN heaae's a
81 in Philosophy. .ssf4 s. ...,ai.fsl has or =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

TOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE SO Cents,
II Ths Steamer JOHN BROOKS leaves Peok.slp EVERY
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at IL N. Freishi
taken the loves rates. I. LOCkYEkD Co. llo eousn
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves New ort every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at S'eHl1ec9'
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, st4 o'clock p m, from ri~
No. g. N. r. - , l.. - Ill
Hereafter no win be regarded a. secured 70 any apph
cant until the same shall have been paid for
Freight 10 forwarded through with great dispatch oy
~ VIM BORDEN, Agent, Nos 10 and n West-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF ROSWELL Z.
BRAIEARD ssq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings, notice
hereby given according tSag 20 al person. having claim.
they required to exhibit the same with the
thereof 10 the subscriber the executor a. the Once
BARNfY BUTLER 4 PARSONS, Trinity Buildings No Ill
Broadws City before the ih day Of
!" 40 iswSmos CHARLES B. RAY, Executor
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6teamboats ano RAILROADS..

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY. -
On and after Thursday Dee u.s. 1859 Trains will leave 10Th
st. station New.York, as follows;
FOR Wiliamsbridge- and II 2:2o and $3.50 p m
For While Plains-l2:3O and p. m.
For White PlainS-65 from bite and Centre s
For Croton Falls-4 p. from 26thst.
For Milerton-8 D. M from 35th-st.
For Albeny-9 In from z6th-st mail train.
For Albany-S:3op p. M from 26thst express train M.
through with NJ u Centralh n Tor the "esN
Returning will leave
Williamsbridge 40 and 1890 q M, and $40 p m
White Plains-5 and 1873 m. snd+;ao p m
Croon Fslls-7 g.
Mlsron-7a- N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
feaal Notices.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Caiea No Altar unn.e. BroadHAY.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County NewYok notice hereby given 70 al per-
sons having claims against DAV late oil the CITY
EewYork deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at her residence No. West
isbst h the City of NewYork before the Sd day OF
nIv ne1t-Daed New the Both day Of December 1889
dol law6m'S SARAH i. JAWS, 6Aecuun'