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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
Nr Edw.rd. wife Of Jane. Edwards .scd a years, months

Mrs Edwards wife Of James Edwards ssed years months
and 20 days -
r. .de Of sss s. and Henrietta Fsrbu'h aged years.
Tho relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend The No ls7 Wooster street on wednesday
the 18th, at Up. ,
and /? d,ys; also on Tue,day the lb Kate aged
years months and days, children OF Freeman and Nancy
The relatives and friends Of the family are rePeesy nVs
attend the from the residence oil hsr atnef so oS
Third syenue at O'Clock p this dSy without further nV
HoTcBKIss-At St. Louie, on "wednesday JAN T. Emily
w, wife Of Lorenzo s. Boichkiss late ofttis city
HFNLY-In this city, Sunday Jan u.s. after short Illness,
1homss henly AGED ~ years
JoNEs-In Brooklyn TUESDAY. jan H. Mrs EOnice Jones'
Funeral on ILur.d.y the residence Of her 'Onnaw No.
Second street. ,
KNGIn hi. city, on Monday JAN &c. OcOnsumpOn, Martin
King
M.sON-Tn Brooklyn Ed on Monday Jan ls Ofpneuyonia
Claude Julian, youngest child oil H. "'sna n's''"
sged year, months and days.
ONDERDONK-Un Tuesday jan H. Anna onaerdonh' IN 'ne
DANIEL Ge,esu No lGsy street O'Clock Wednesday,
the iaih The friends Of the family sso her SON. tne
Her rem aims will be tsien to White Plains Tor in'ermen
Thurrdsy, the 18th inst
osBoRNn this city, on sOpe.y Evening Jan and Fila Il sV0s
bon, aged yesrs Snd 10 days
PCwELL-Iu Greenpont, Monday Jan e. George w son
ofCspt James p and Mary A. Powell aged years. MONTHS
GUM Ann NewBrehtOn, Sunday. Jan Is Nichols,
ouinGn Of James and Margaret ouin'n aged years.
non'Ls and days.
SHELDON-On Tuesday morning JAM IL Water L. eides'
son Of Elisha s. Sheldon, aged years and months
Tie friends Of the family invited 20 attend the aneIa On
Thusdsy st2p No. from the residence No Vi Hudson street.
Jersey City.
sTUYVEsANT-On Monday. JAM 49, after lingering Illness
Maria wife Of Peter stusvesan' aged 10 years. months
obd I6 days. .-.,,
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
attend Der funera this afternoon ct O'CLOCK nom hsf
AS Eighth without further invltstion
Her Iemaius will be tai to Greenwood for interneht
sTRnNG-n Milford, Conn. on Thnrsday JAN H. mH'hs Me-
daughter of William Strong, aged So years
sTEAGNER-At Peelski Sunday Jan. Is, ser inger'
ire lines. Mrs. Jane steagper, sg-d ~ years
sTRONG-In Willsm,bursh on Monday morning Jan. 10,
George o. youngest son OF William b. ana Loui$a 0fop6
aged Yeas and 10 months.
WALTER-In Jersey City, esry Tuesday morning, Ja ~
George F., of w. and May A. Walter aged
months and IL days . -,
The fonersl viii fe place No III Henderson street. Jersey
G. this "wednesday morning, at ii O'Clock Intermen' o.
H,w-Ycrk bay Cemetery.
Albany papers please copy.
wILLIAMsON-At Friendship, Alegsny County. " T., on
Saturday, Dee a. 1889 from kch from horse received Dec
49, Albert Dewitt Williamson OF Calvin aud Lucy Ann
williamson In the 18th year Of his age
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MAktfk u.

BALFN-sTICKNEY- Thursday jan H. at the residence
of the brides father by the Rev T.. a. thapn d. w. a'.d
By the Rev 1bos j. sswye' o. D. M Peter halen, J 10
Mary Adeia eldest daughter Of Charles L. stciney all Of
kew-York
COMMON MAXsON-Al Riceville n J., Thnrsday even
30 lam ~ by III. Rev r. brow. Mr. ssnusl ~ Common
of E,w.Y to Mary Anna only daughter Of "Il A
hGIsoD, esq.
DOEGE-GEkTEP- Monday, Jan t. by the Rev. T..
Fugh Miss Catherine y Center ana DavdF Dodge bot o.
this city formerly OF West Cambridge Was
HUGHES MITCHFLT-OD NoD ay, Jan. 10, AZ - Peter s
Church BY the Rev VIM. Quinn John Hughes Of TINS city 70
May Jane Mitchell Of Poughketpsir
MILL SMiTH-In White Pairs N. Monday uorning,
Ian IT, AT he Uraw.upu House by the h.v Ihe1jofe =
Rom mes, lie Han olu w. hls to Mrs Margaret smith,
both Of " bite Pluins
uoRGAN-kFLLER-On Saturday Jan a. At Grace Church,
by the Rev br Toy or Mr. Geo. w Morgan to Mis- Eleanor
keil-f. roth Of NeW-i orb
sHIPIFY- TOMPKINsOn Tuesday, Jan. H. a. scsrsdae,
Westch.ser Comfy, Jacob ". Shipey Of Peeksf TO ian
nab AuE dnu ghter ah Tompkns Of the former place
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steomboats ano Railroads.

HOUsATONIC R.R. BOATs.wFor Bridgeport.
Thestsaue, Bridgeport lesves Peck snP
CataIy nom James lip Pier 81 T. SAM days 90 -
An f-.igbt FOR stations Heusato y X n sl0la oe
nnsrls5 sesmFr Catshre' bridgeport Aie Is,Bs'
seS a. usu for gepot and stations on NOAS
AIEW-YORK and EEW-HAVEN RAlLhOAD
~ Isss WINTER ARRANGEMEST. 1850
Commencing Dee. ~ 1853. -
p.sssnre, station 10 New-Vork corner 27thH and nsf
A~N-''' TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK;
Fer KeYvH6vep T. a. ~ leI)i R:lt $50 ~
1.Scp M For Bridgeport, 2, a. lex t:l? e'h totl
50 md 400 For Milford srs,ford Fairfield oSu,.po.
,nSWestpoJf a N i2l5 $50 and $40 NJ F0I NoTssn
asa o.. B:l5, 8:l5 (eXl $50 +;S9 sS 70 fc Da r.
sssaoSd 4 lex g = M 75, 3:l5 feIh s:D 4O, siS
~ 10, Port Chester intesmediste Stations ga M p'
~ +''' ''''' &C C6NNYCTINo TRAINS.
kor Boston Via Springfield n (eH e:ls NJ teSj &c
Bt~ter l.lS o. 10 yia NeWLoDdon soBington, lno frovs
d~ne4 For Hartford aud Springfield, 80 (eI H;lS Sin
n M eI0 For CoBnsecut River Railroad % Montreal "a
Teri md Ans n, eID 70 northampton FoI Hartford frovr
asBos and Fhkn RsiFOsd. M teI;l F"I
pLonSon and Btonington Railroad 81 g. m nie eho
D Fer Cshsl Rsiroed 70 Colnsv. N SsI ana I ~
hAasesUsi RaIOsA sa ass ?. m Eor Dansury and We"
Val ASAH'''' iva jlHRs Il. HoYT, Superintendent
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New9)ork Daily Gribn1re
FREE PASSES-MR FLAGLER AND THE
ERIE RAILROAD.
yonv Inn Fptr RAILROAD Receivers OFFICE,
NbN-hVhh NM H'N'- Ian (

NEw.YORK AND ERIE RAIRS,D R1eEiv fa1 " IsS
s the pleasure to iDclo'e herewith Pass over
0pR n1sa %heS 1d prs'e MARSH Receiver
10 he Hon fSos FIAeIEE, Member EewYOrA Lesi,ls-
Exw.YoRK AND Erie RAnRolp,)
EEw.YoRK. Jan. /, 1860. !
Pes. the Pom Thos 7. FsgAr NewYork Legisla-
the Road and Bsncnes until December 81 1850 I'M
STATE oR NKwYoRK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
n UAnsH esq Receiver Of and ne Railroad Com.
l am in receipt of letter from yon, incosing and
ash irv nv acceptanoe of a P.ss granting me the
privilege of travelling free over the ruad under yoar
control duIing the current year. The acceptance il
declined and the Paste Board here With returned TO
you.
ty if Dot the insolvency, of TIE New York aud Erie
Railroad aud instice 70 its poor Boudhocers and still
more unfortunate Stoekholdsrr, should be higher Ian
to you 10 managing their Affairs than courtesy OF gen
er0sty Ia me. They can hardly afford " grant NE the
ore of their road without compensation. II ! shonid
have occasion 10 pass it, ought 10 pay your reg
ular fare always have done in the past aad rs
ain aburdautly able and wliog 10 do IN the future.
The objection to receiving gift from your CORPORA
ton in the shape of a pass becomes serious one,
IS hen come to notice that IL il presented 10 me rs
Member of the n. Y. Legis tfure." AS such, you
be well aware that would be duty TO decide
in partially upon important questions affecting, az wen
tie interests Of your corporation ~ the rights aud utter
ests Of my imneiste constituents aud if this proier "a
intended 10 Influence me ~ Legislator, Is an nsnt
TO be resented, ii not a cruDe IN he punished. III u
il not so intended how il that the proer IL
made almost simultaneously with my taking seat as
a member of the n. Y. Legislature The State pays
me uiIeaye, which is ample for all needful travel.
Why should tax for my benefit any railroad corpo-
ration
Should you still insist that this presentation h merely
complimentary to me an Individual, and that the
road il well able to carry passengers without pay,
will state CONDITION upon which will accept and use
pass from you II that you will aIso grant similar
pass to each Of my constituents abont in number
taking the vote of the last election al the test who
Won intimate YOUR acceptance of this proposal by
ipclotIng to me 1901 Pas,es, $500 of which will
faithfully distribute to the intelligent constituency
have the honor TO represent reservng one Tor my own
ma, If nv travels dur ny this year should lead me to
pafs over the rugged bat picturesque route through
which your rail- Dad finds its winding way.
Meanwhile, | AIN very respectfully yonrss, Se;, rpp
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ann. Of the bond. in question: brought suit against Inc '~s
for the payment ofthe interest , ,,,, 3D.. c.,.+
pd9e Cole In bs opinion suains the decisioh OF Ine ve
below Affirming the detcn OF the Lessaturs nnde our III
n,on 10 atoze such Of bonds and very tnofo.gnY
discusses he whole subject lengthy and sbis argument
Mr.. Satfer,hwaite's circular by the Europa says
The msret for American Securities smsns eafy sod 1oos
siions are almost nBaered United states cent Sonas az
note active iDqniy a.. -,x..
Bonds Of the Fre large mount Of ss-Ds nave
been by Commissioner bot 70 whss extent ety
Known For Eiie Shares The dsu and BIAS been sai
Illinois shsres remain steady With little doing Consncuon
Bonds srm 90 and Fieeands ut 3d. NewYork Central
ares ann Bouds contfnu, firm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The figures of Scranton and L. A. 81 Co. are official
Those of the remaining shippers estimated and so
pear US an estimate from general knowledge can be
made reliable The Goals brought 10 Ezabethport
are the Scranton, via the D., L., and Western and
Camden r. r. VI New-Jerey to Elizabethport, from
which point they shipped to all parts of the globe
They have shipped considerable coal direct to China
The Company is well managed, and its coal appears to
be growing in favor
Suhjoined ia d SUMMARY or comparative of the Bank
of England returns, the bank rate of discount the
price OF consos the price of wheat, and the leading
exchange during period Of three years in December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

BAREABY-In this city, Monday morning Jan TO- az
O'clock Richard BhInsby. ss"d 81 years and months
RRADIY-ln this city, Monday Jan 10 OF oon'ump'ion
dsuel.I OF John aud Mary ssed "A years and days
corr Sunday evening jan. u.s. In TOE foil assurances
sbsed Immortality Capt John H. CoPes' aged 70 Year,
months snd day. =.
DANIFLSON- At New. Durham n J., on Monday, Jan. TO-
Joseph Dunielson IN the cath year Of his age -
Dizzy p Bedford Nesebeter County on SetuIoay 80.
H. of di.ese of heart David Dnsee Ia the 1oth year " ~
eldest daughter o. AleI Dunlop. .. -, \, .,.,o-h
EDWARDS-In River Head on Sunday, jan 10, " y W.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY-
CoDecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lac
and Ness Railroad and At Essor with the hehiEh valley
WINTER ARRASeEMENr,-Coup,sn Dec Is, 1854
sfCcurtlsnit't, a. "a m u N and +;e p M Tor s"mer
FROM Tier No North River, 1880 and II - u and S:H
p oT EastoU and Intermediate saens for Bonneville ~
The IL m Tuin on foe, q Courandts, the liza
nom Pier n r make close connection II Ea'ton with the
road to Reading without change Of and at Red
Is direct tor Fottsyius and Harrisburg.
road vii sye "s ,sS rev y Sos Is .Ss
nom PieraN r. only JOHN O. Stems. Superintendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPhIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JER,EY
N and and n ~ fare "a Th,onsh TcLets soiJ for GIN
cinsti aud the West, and for Washington N.wosau, and
The South Se and through baggage CHECKED 70 Washington
j. W WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
checked Is minutes IN advance n the time Of leaving
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT ssd FALL RlvER.-Th. splendid and .uporios
sP SrGSr ne m a Sss
P. N and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BrAyton on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, st4o'clook' p D' from p'e'
Hereafter win regarded seOured to sppn
can, until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch By
- - WM BoRDEN Agent, Nos 10 snd II wos.-st
NttE hEGULhh MAIL LINZ, wa oIONlINo~
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and NEWPOhT-
Land RoueTbs shortest ana most dectCanying the Last
Mail.
The steamers COMMONWEALTH Capt J. w Williams.
c, VANDERBILT Capt D. B. Stuges IA connection WITH
the Stopnon and Providence and pestoD and Providence Raj
leaving daily SUNDAY excepted from Pier No
N r. (trst wharf above Battery plsce) ct and stoE
hston Of 1890 Arrival Of the mail usin which leaves
Boston at $3.50 p m.
The T. VANDERBILT from Eew-YoTk Monday, Wednes
day. and Friday From stOninstOn Tuesday Thursday, sns
Saturday,
The COMMONWEALTH, from NewYorf, Tuesday, Thurs
aay and Saturday From Steningop- Monday "wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stongon Railroad TO PROM
sence Boston In Mail Train reaching sale
places IN advance Of those by ether routes and In smpe ts
lor Morning Lines connecting North and East
prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
nizh rest undsurbed breakfast desired and leave Stoning
ION IN the train connecting Providence with the IL
train fol Boston
Fare from Providence Newport, 80 cents
Baggage the Steamer and Train throusf
each way. 80,
For psssse bertht freight apply BOARD tbs
steamer Freight Office Pier No North River or
the Office Of the Company, No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

Iosr RAILWAY RAGGAGE.-We notice a recent de-
csion Of Judge Collins of the Hamilton Common
Pleas \ suit for trunk lost on the Llttle mim
Railroad or one of its connecting roads The defei~e
OF the Railroad Company ,s that il not proven
hat the trunk was lort on the L. VI. X. X. The de-
c.ion WIN to the effect tht the check given for the
baggage war evidence Of q Contract which was binding
on all The connecting roads jointly and reversly-ind
that the loser may have hH action ngnrt ether or a
o being bound 10 prove on which road the loss Oc-
cutrs
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Under the act of 1852 tire State has the right to use
THE fund called for in the purchase Of any over
due State indebtedness Toe Auditor is now making
lit uch bonds be proposes to buy, the interest
upon which will cease after the public alton of his
notice.
The Detroit Advertiser denies the correctness OF the
statements in gard loss having been sustained by
the State IN the negotiation Of 500 coo bonds and says
III explanation:
The State Treasurer Ia order TO raise money to commence
the work the canal the pact Summer aud have II ready Tor
the opening OF navigation this year found necessary to
Hr short credit nessrs HzlerOn Co. the pure 1ase o.
bonds so O ths which they were topay
them wi icb 1903 600 The balance $4,000 was osd
dow snd ~ The Treasury TO credit of the Genial FUND and
the msrfei 5000 and interest well secured bS mortgage
An' perunal securities which render VI perfectly SAFE ana avail
sbe to the canal CONTRACTOR as shall e neoaea LIE
state is seeure, aid will never lose a dollar oft
IN. Madison WIZ Journal Says
The opinion the Supreme Court In the case OF Bushnell
act he Town Of heo announced on wednesday by Judge
Cole Of NadsoD snd coDcued IN by the other Judges settles
the eonsituonaly Of legislative acts authorizing counties
towns municipal corporations to issue bonds In aid Of rail
aid niaT Improve ments.
1h- X. lott In conformity with of the Lezs.
uIe by the consent OF mso'y Of is legal voters issued
bonds IN aid Of the Racine and Mississippi Railroad These
bonds nde transferable In the usual
Of keo Is,ed the of the interest due them,
mainly upon the ground that the Legislature had power
under Constitution the act authorizing the sue Of
bends for such purposes Bashne the spoasen hsdeg Of
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1t appears at tue holders Of Illinois State Stocks do
not want their principal The Auditor states that not
bond WAS presented the lat inst. to participate in
the distribution of the two mill tax, which amounted
to $705sC6 90
The following table shows the distribution of this tax
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Receipts Of Produce.

Total BY al Route. Jan. Ill ss7 Dbl, flour neo+ push
Wheat i7fO bush. Coru SIG bush Oats ?'S0 psgs ROW
sons 40 Pkg. Lard s74 pAgs b'sky. ~ pkg" Ashes
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SP,mHIPT WHJTNEY Az. T. Hollis STONE, James
- G.p,bn.r Nathan Ed.oD George stone Re9e Riehno
JAIne. ~ s,O ToE HOLLIS STONE James D. tienthn.T
Ma hsp ESson george b. stone Rese Mehnsnd 1sne yos
etoie' ,,oued 10 ans c1npl9int Of Lambert
psnii8 copy Of which was on be 9TH day OF 'an
49,, ~ kevs ork and oopy o. your ahsver on we
er, At Olesn ~ ~ within wshy oS .s1c, saJ n
vns @ 10 sp.wsI aid complaint a. beeey required 'ns
liz win tale judgment against 90 io 81. @ eo neesST
%ss beside eo,ts Of this action. TALiESTS p phEL'
III w
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate o.
The County Of ork notice 10 hereby gwen 20 oil persons
bayine elaine against HENRY ROBINSON at OF NE Wy
aacased present the with vouchers theL.oL
10 the subscriber at his office, No bIoaSway 10 ne
- orb on before the twenty fourth day oi May h"t-
1s,eJ Newly orb the I'D day Of koyemboL los
ali urhnnN JOlN DINF VT Ih'N"''''
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feodl Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order ol .ne IN 70 al os,
.sps bsvns claims against CAT HEkISE 5eess s
IT III 0SNFLI late Of the City Of New On usSeasou
~ s,ns with vouchers thereof TO the sIpse.'oe
70 pf s ~ ROCKWELL EMERsOS, NO " w si,s ~ vac
"a. S Now York on befor, the nneteei' Gay "' AP
-Dateo Ne"-' VIM wv JOSEPH UONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMEK 'ON,
w. Administrators.
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Increase. s4201s Sl7,7ss ssO7 seS,HS

We copy the following dispatch, which was received
by house in this city to-day:
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE CHICAGO I
REcEryERsHIP OFFICE, Pittsburgh, Jan. IL.
The mod fed DEGREES entered by the Uhted
States District Court at Cleveland this morning; and
from Pittsburgh to Chicago. Mr. Ogden comes 10
Pitt bprph tonight to assume control.
The quantity Of coal shipped from ElizabethPort,
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~ n,IpCIT.NCF ~ an order of The Surrogate

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surrogate
~ the County Of NewYork notice u hereby gyen 70 on
-. =, bsving claims Azaust OSCAR w. SiURIEFANl
r., oS The CITY Of Nrwy orb counselor Jaw deceased 20
he ,ue with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber I TIE
iant No lg5 Greenwich In the City Of New iors
G 90 before the t~en,y.fouh day of May neKL-Daied New
ioIs, tne 1LI Jay :" ID RIJnOLPH MARTIN Executor.
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CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver of

-
~ krchancs Fire Insurance Company Of the City New
vile heodore X. V De Grone and Emma h wife James H.
Nurey Charles Burial Eliza aud Charles
Alternately Administrator Of John r. Ware, deceased, George
0rdyle, Nilson q. Hunt-A dscres Of fo'eclosurs
and sale having been made in the above entitled action at
specisl Of the Supreme Cont held at the City OF
3st Of Octsber, 1881 authorizing and direct
ing be undersigned Referee 10 cell certain lands described
said decree follow viz All that certain lot piece,
parcel and stntte lying and being inthe Twelfth 2 Ward
bounced and described follows viz beginning al
point the southly side Of hundred and foryecond,
dists1t ed feet southesstey from the so1theatery
corner Onehunded and forty second and Eleventh
running thence souhey line parallel With said avenue to
the block between Onehundre andforty first
and One hund ed-and for scond thence along said
line indTed fret hence south-y line
parallel with sRd Eevsuthsv until int rseei- the nonhey
line Of he Boouagdale thence northea ery along
sad line Of the BoonuEdse until tinersecs the ohey
line forty econdt thence westerly along
the fou Of TO the
beginning And sale having been made by such
Referee by vne of said iecree Of portion OF the
above described lands without satisfy said decree -
fotirc hereby given, that the ID Gay of February oo
thu said Referee will SELL at Public Aucrion at the mer
chants chsnge in Newly ork city at v clock at noon OF
thai day the uufcd portion OF said ond winch unso portion
decIihed ooos viz berinring point in the center
lire tine hundred andorty second sIr,
distant nv"
,astery the Of sad center line win th east
.y m II the Fvrnihav running thence IN line sontheHy
and parallel to till 1t ntrrects the northeIy me
Of he Roon sdse road thence northeetefy eloog d me
The Hoou dsie road n;eYect the said center n 0f
lie llock between hrstst and One
m I'd econdt thence westerly along SAID center
iipe t. the pace Il BE- gihDug
I I'm ~ u.s." isp ~ VII HiJwfR A. STUART, Referee.
CHAHLFs y. WHITEHEAD. Attorney. i'll MedASStu
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N CATION COMPANY's NEw-YoRK AND GALWAY
kNE-The next departure from Newly orb will be the spao-
3A powerful steamship ClRCASSlAN, Cspt Campbell,
vheh ain leave THURSDAY, February 1850 touching
o. Johns r. to receive the royal msis This vessel hs
been greatly improved sIgs outlay her accommodation,
been increased And she Of the bnest and fastest
seraneTs adoet.
PEIcRs PAssAsB-Fst esss $50 SIS, and $50 Oates
Galway eny) third $50 including free tickets many
Of e principal cities the main railway routes Of Great
Btsn and Ireland. Third class must provide plate knife
fk, ke, and bedding Passengers 20 SJohns-En class
80 and So Passage In the third class se sesured to
bring out om Galway for $50 For freight passage
appiy eRiy ALEX. HOLLAND Co,
Arent far he 6ueN No 81 Broadway.