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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

" impressed on our hearts, that wc cannot
think Of parting with it but with our lives;
that our duty 20 God. our country, ourselves,
and our posteriry, forbid il. We stand, there
fore. prepared fnr every emergency"
Resolved, therefore, That vicw 0! tue facts
set out in the foregoing preamble, it is tie
opinion If TINS meeting tia: q convention o.
the People Should nc called forthwith; that the
State, in its sovereign character, sh2u1 consult
with The other Southern States, and agree
upon such guarantees It's ia their opinion will
secure their equsily, tranquility and rights
within the Criun. And in the event Of u fail
ure to obtain such guarantees, TO adopt in con.
cert with the other Southern States, or at0nc,
such measures as may seeln most experlient to
project the rights and ensure the safety Of the
people of Virginia.
And in tic event Ut i change IN orr rcla-
tons to the other States being rendered neceS.
slry, that the Convention so elected should re-
COMMEND TO the people tur their adoption, such
alterations in our State Constitution as may
adapt it to the altered condition of The State
and the country"
And the conference, lately he.i III Washing
ton City, having failed to accomplish, 10 the
satisfaction of this Convention, the object Of
It's mission-Thcrefore, this Convention de-
clares:
LIST, That the compromise agreed upon by
the majority Of the Commission ut Washington
fails TO give assurance of that equitable, salts
factory. just and final settlement Of the slavery
CONTROVERSY which the slaveholding Sta es have
the right to demand
aaad, That the dignity and honor Of Virginia
forbid. that she should offer Any other PROPOSE
tons for adjusting the pending difficulties be-
tween the North and the South.
3rd, That the time has come, when Virginia
should resume her sovereignty, withdraw from
the Federal compact and adopt in concert with
the other Southern slave States or alone, such
measures as may seem most expedent 20 pro-
tect the rights aud insure the safety Of her
citiZepS.
Mr.. Charlottesville. President: One Of these
resolutions says tina; this Peace Conference,
which held in its band so high and holy mis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

pRUSHES, RKUSAES.-ClOth, Hair, Too:n
y and Nall brushes Of the best quality. Also White.
wash, Paint and Du.,inS Dru,hes for sale by
PETERSON CO Main al;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
Arrived.
atr,msbIn Monticello

Steamship Monticello Gsgvr Savannah, Ed'' sn5 p'" TO
II. Is. Cromwell 4 Go. 90, an L.. - h,u.s,
BARK Eliza Bars. rl Cooper Bermuda ~ day, IN eass.
10 Tucker Lightboune has had heavy ana r; t.c'
the cnr, massage AZ within 200 miles Of SANDY HON ~ d'
ago bnt wss blown back within 30 miles OF bermuda A..
Bark Vrpu. Atkinson Curacao Feb. e. hides SAT- Se' 20
BsPS tena, AtknsOu Curacao Feb - so't 'E'n' &C. to
Booncn, Graves Go. n c..1.,s. E,h %
mo..,.s &C. 10 smith Jones Co. On % ins a, y. w.
lon Is passed brig Linda Of Newf9rs beund - ~ '
Brs .ola iof BOSTON, Lancaster Caden- day. melsdo 70
r. r. buck Go. Sailed In co. with ors James pa''' 'oi
ss Sparkling tOf FaaOf WisS s H. BsenG' ,a Ay'e.
49, ~, nee no at "a 20 5, lon S. experienced heavy gale
FROM T. NJ T. 10 n. H. which ust ~ days. WITH a1fe.en
, oaos,i fcssai aud upper topssil when 1t moderated
was c mill, the southwark after which had e,ntn. ne.a
procure sail, AM PROVISIONS Arrived Feb aud sailed again
on Plat. o. c,.c,.,o. E.h -
nousses 10 II. T, Buck GO. "a
B; iasal a.uiaaaa g,%n ge AZ pgIuss gse 10 sSaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRS.........
Cleared,

stesm,hips-Nashye Murray. Chaos.os Spodord Iies,on
Co. KAruAk, Messior Nassau, ,. CunaTd Empire City,
Brown lndanos, NJ. o. Roberts.
Ships-E. \. Wes Williams Philadelphia j. G. Jewetl &
Co.. Abon Blanche Bremen, Roger Bios Daylight Sanger
Hong Kone, C. Jewet Col Fiigse Bro, Johns Phade
phs j. Baker Co. w Tapsc'tt Bell Liverpool Tspscoit
a Co.
BarhsNshtngale Edwards London, schmidt Woodbury.
Lampghter Thompson, Demerara j. M. Saith Co. Cora
Hatch ElzBbethpoTt H. NJ Hearns.
Brgs-grsndee. Covcl s, John R., p: Neyin' Son;
Prince of Wsles LoweTson, ST. John ~ A. Smither Co
Mystic, Godfrey Lsyscca McCiesdy. Mott Co. WaPPoot
Wilkinson Maankas, Walsh Carver Chase Flag Rum
ball, Trnidsd e. Talbot Co A. Watson Watson Neuyss
J. Moena; p. Remington, Smith. 81 Masks Brodie Peites
Schoone-Jersey Blne Chad.ey Newport master AriIs
ton Seaman Mobile SuIges Clearman Coz tupheWi
Bayey. Ponce T. ". Lewis Co.; teetwng Douglas, USuc
master j. D. Donohue Coney Halifax Brett son 20
Empire, Wall Phiadephs; Ellen Louisa snow New hsyen
NJ Plat Baker ST. Croix IB Chase Blossom pos;Ias New
Haven MASTER p Chase Endioot Georgetown NJ l. MN
van & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

osvoOd Sc, to Robt Murray IT,; has been 10 day, N q
Hs,teras
schr Char. to H.ninsOn Grace Cenuegos Fec. ~, me
lasses to Brett Son & Co. .... .....H .-H
Sclr Rnggod. Merritt from wreck Of schr. Young Solsu
ashore at New Inlet L. L.
sctr Alexander NJ Hall, Jsckonviei0 days yellow pine 70
Y. Smith.
Seh Susan Moore Strout Jacksonville days. yellow pine
j. Gilcbi.t.
scb Magnet tBr., Day. Halifax IL days, 6sh
ter q Go.
scLr w COnsSon ill0ms Sac Jusu. Mic. Peb o. Lidss
&c. to C. Daand ss hsd heavy weather; lost fore GAIT
Schr d. g. Warner Csrow, Charleston days cotton &C., u
McCresdy Mott q Co.
Steamer Boston, Crok er Phuadelph, ndss. and pass to p.
PerkiuA
Steamer Potonsks Eye New Bedford. dse and pass 10
MASTER
Steamer Pelican. Baker Providence mdse 20 l. OdeL
Steamer Wamsat.s Aey, EewBedfoEd- mdse end pss u
FELLOWSHIP Alder. Gslstiu, Deano LiyerpeoI Jan. IL.
Also. bark, unknown.
stILED-Ship LJndersriteg for Liverpool
Also sailed, ships Humboldt Hamburg Ocesr Steed Havre
biks Prairie Bird Waterford Floating Cloud Liverpool
Also sailed steamship karnsk, Nassau, &c.
NIND-Sunset W. n. W., Glowing flesh
The brig Isabel Beuuan Port Prince reporh thas
the bark William OF Rev Orleans had been seized thai pot
as slsYeE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
~ NITURF in ell col1rs ard styles At wholesale and retail
s25 and upw ard Also. MATTRESSES and PAIILASSES.
WARKEN WARD. No. q, CaIal-st.,
-Four door, east Of Broadway
LIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
u Plain Decorated and Grained Solid Wsnut aud Oak Sets
Mattresses, Spring Bed, &C
j. W fT>HERk Co, Manufacturers,
No. $50 BROADWAY, bet Bleerker and Bond sta.
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE--The COPART-
" NERShIP between aETZLER LANCASTER tsrni'
mated 18th February METZLER s LANJASTkR retir ~
LOUIS KAMERER OF the partners Of said firm coDnu
IuE The business 49 BcadsAy and 20 ali debts aud
liabilities existing against said coPartn YORK Feb
81. 1851 JOHN W MF1HLEh-
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. have this day
" admitted Mr. CHARLES 4. GERRlsH as psrreT " my
bu. mesa The firm viii be hereafter JED FRYE
W. JED FRYE, No. IS Water.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. ICOl
GREAT DoUBLELTRACk ROUTE.
The canacity the Road equal 10 eny IN the country
1iIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TiiE MEsr.


Facilities for the transportation Of Passenger 10 aid nom Gin
cinnoti Chicago St. Louis 81 Paul. Nashville, Memphis New
Orleans, and all other towns IN the West North West and
Souest unsurpassed for speed and comfort route
Through trains for the est leave York foot Of Court
land Morning cypress Evening Express, y.
Steering and smoking cars gu al the trains:
Fare always low aud the time quick So by any otter
route =,
By this route Freghs Of all description. can be forwsrdedto
and com any point on the Railroads Ohio Kentucky Indian,
Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa. or Missouri by RAILROAD d.
RECT any port on the navigsble rivers OF the West By
steamers from Pittsburgh. -, -. ,
The rates Of Freight and from point Of tia West b. the
Railroad all times favorable charged
bv ober Railroad lpanies Merchants and shippers ntrs
z tho nm Of their Freight 10 this Company rely
with confidence ohfls speedy transit
This Company also maintains an Emgrant Accommodation
Line by Which parties eng rating Westward enjoy cheap and
Comfortable mode Of convey onehsf the htea
Of fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Asor House.
LEIGH & Co Freight Ageuts
No 1 Aston House and No. South Willlamst.
MCDONALD BlSCH0FF, Immigrant Agents,
No Bs,teyp lsss.
EN0CH LEWIS, General saP'!l Ato0a, Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
Burning fi'nio, Oils, &c.

NAPTHALINE LIQUID GAS,
IN substitute foI Burning Fluid be used in al
fluid Lamp and Gas GeueTaors viii burn per cent longer
than cemuoI Fluid - . -
ROSENE COMPOUND SAFETY FLUID,
superior BJRNING FLUID bys chemical process rendered
safe clean. aud cheap.
(.et fhe 9enu,nc and beiraye Of on imitation -
KEROSENE. COAL OILS, ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE aud
COMMON FLUID foI sale by
SAFETY FLUID COMPANY.
No 2i6 GREENWICH-sT, NETWORK.
State and County Rights for sale.
Orders BY mail promptly filled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
Movements of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Arrived

N he T.aJea Beprnann, iron POT an Prsht,-MT l. II
Ferris.
h ne Sparkling Sea from BuenO' Atre'Theo. Z Beroa
Capt. r. Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
Disasters, &C.

Schr Adelaide, from Newfoundland for Boston, Ia *
Thomas Feb. H. with cargo Of henDgs H. distress.
Ham ship Gellet previously reported having put back In
distress Is Cow The large balance dock for exsnnstou
Capt Merritt of wrecking sch, Rings Id reports that tbs
srr Youn. Sultan ashore New Inlet L. l., has gone 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07

Pace % Cent? PER BoITLE.
Warranted certain in every money refunded for
Rheumatism Sore Throat Frosted Feet Spains Pains In the
Limbs, Stiffness In the Joints Salt Rhcum &c II fails IL
directed IL Is perfectly innocent and be used by
the old person or yonu:es child Try bottle and be con
vuced FOR sale BY Druggists eYerywhee and BY tho Popo
tegh uALL RlChEL, NJ. sla Greenwich a., H. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MARoa S,
Before Judge eHIPsiS.

IHL UN NUVI'
Tie United states ast. $50 bales o. WOO.
This Gaze has been referred TO several times. YER
die, wa rendered for the claimants the jury finding that the
wool entitled be entered free Of DUTY having been in.
voiced lees than 90 pound It's actual cost The Ds
ctAoruey moved for trial which the Judge now DO
MED holding that under she tar Of 1893 AID $780, the wool
properly entered.
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BY telegraph.

CAPE MAY, March S.-Scbr. Rough and Ready Rsbetss,
from HewYork with general cargo bound % Philadelphia, n
ashore the south end OF Tme beach has sDou two
feet Of in hr bold the captain thinks she bilscd.
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ale0ieal.


IT THE BABY
IL CUTTING TEETH. u-s Mrs.. wISsLOws SOOTHING
SYRUP, which win srr,y facilitate the pooe" and regulate
the bowels
READ TIIK FOLLOWING LETTER.
David Miller Of Clarence New.Yort writes;
awe have child three month, old which has screamed al
mos, incesnty With pamode affection Of the bowels 20
that we had de.p.,d Of rsi,nsh lie sonAch w"sou
bowel, dcr.nscd snd almost every symptom unfaToble,
until we obtained bottle OF the Soothing Syrup which se.d
like charm. IL Immediately became quiet, aud msiirss'
every symptom Of improvement, and oomior II il nowSsocd
a. little kien Playful and smiling and seems entirely well
Al Of which We ucdbe to the Of Mrs WINsLOMs
SOOTHING sYRuF.
"Yoan respectfully
DAVID MILLER
Millions OF bottle, Of MRS. wINsLoWs SOOTHING
SYRUP are every year II the United States or chill
dren tee,hns with eg-faibg Relief
and CERTAIN.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP /. sue TO resa,e
the bowels
Order. coming in every day rom Druggist, In Al parts of
Inc sYRur."
Million. OF bol.. OF MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
sYRUP are seld e,cry year in the United Ss.eG
Give q, an old muse FOR diseases incident the period Of
ee,hbs ebdran. Here you have that old o 25 cents
In ,he fonn OF MRS. WISsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wIEsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP never f,is to give
immediate relief
Mrs. wIHsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP IL sold BY all
druggists thropghou the United st,te%
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTTIERs-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that yOu rely
upon to give yourself aud relief and help your infant
MRS wISsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
mean, ofre,torng the dropping sPI, of many mothers.
Till, the season OF the year to use MRS. wINsLowS
SOOTHING SYRUP.
To every mother who h1 children suffering from any Of the
complaints incident to this period Of teelhng say DO not let
your pcudces the prejudice, OF Others stand In the
way Of the rcefthat viii be surveys absolutely sure-o fol-
low the use Of MRS. wIasLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
Dugsi1t, everywhere keep MRS. wINsLow's
SOOTHING sYRUP for children teebing No medicine in the
United States sells Ike #. II is standard medicine, and It's
magical eHcct, have been witnessed
Duhns the lty yoan Of unprecedented aud Increasing pOpu
atty Of MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, innumer.
able CoKDAs' and other nO,ums prepared by pretended
H. D have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence
while tie SOOTHING SYRUP Ia. been constantly increasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-07
printing.

AT EVERDEIILS, 302 Broadway cor. Duane
IN A. WEDDING CARDS in elegant style. a. low prices
sss the Ribbon Knot for Cards Specimens sem os mail
AT VIM. EVERDtLLs SONS.-Neddm
CARDS Of the late., styles at No. l0+ eultonst N T.
vs. EVsKpsLL,jr HESET EyrRDpLL fRNSClsENBhnkll.
ALL WEDDINGS supplied with CARDS, &C.,
IA engraved In the latest styles al fair prices 49,.
A DEMABEST, No. l1 Broadway corner Jonn-ss,
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,
VI Wedding at Home and Note Papers &c Bn-thess Csrd:
Bill Heads Portraits, &c. at kELLfS S'Fuhons N 1.
HI nnA CIRCULARS 81; 10000 Cards,
HV,NVpO $780, per 1000; Blu Heads. 50 per Team
ga 1000 Posters, and eyery Other description equally o
The cheap printing Office No lyonrow Junction OF 'hahA
aud Cent Q ste, near City Hall
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ioatcbcs, 9ews,rn, 81.
GREAT BARGAINS

JEwELRY
Tue having been 'ppoTisS Agent ~ , i've 0
haSg immense stocks hand which they determined to
reduce sacrifice he IL now seog tier soid uOa na
Scoa The subscriber having been ~ she eel5y bushes
here Tor Tie past Srs nyysS ar ., in every respect
The goods all well made ard wil give entire "
Mosaic Lava, Coral &c, Ear Rings and Pins 81 ''' usual
Vet Gold Stone Garnet and Enamel Earrings and Pins +4a
Tu,ouo.e CaIbpncc Mosaic and Law. Earrings aud Pins
NOs Lava tslb1nsie Garnet. &c. Ear Rings and Pins 2a
C,r Tl.nesJ csbusee &C. Ear Rings and Pins 81
Oval Band Bracelets, 50 each; ususl price S.
Oval Baod Bracelets s cachi usual grcs 81 40 .,ch.
Rioaly EnfF nriSs az ssd Chased ''' DEL"
ard Chased Flat Band Bracelets g. eac usual price
cbsin bisceleta 81 each, usual price g
0uys Sud- and eBu'tOn, 81 set, u.ya price -
Csfbuuce Enamel and Coral slsOveBlon ~ set usual
sg!g Ssesscs. oQre Garnet ae . each usual gr &c 81
C SSsn: C Cora Necklaces; $
Lsdes chetesne Gbsns and Pi3' 81 zach u.ss p'e So
SoT pes or Hair each usual price ~
ds@tls%sl: Seal Ring g each 5 u"Il IPG fS' g.
Lsdies' Esr'aings 81 pair u'usl price 60
Ladies sleeve Buttons 50 81 SGT usual pioe 81 90
oso,ls Sleeve ButtOns to 81 EACH usual price
sne@es s Studs IS cent? to 81 set usual pe eli 80
Real Jet Bracelets, 81 each; usual prcs 20, -, -. 81
Cbidrsns Finger Rings, Is cents to 81 each usual Pce
,,,lsHeS 50 cents to 81 80 each usual price 81
to So 40
Ladies real Jet Pins 81 each usual p'iee 81. 80
adies' real Jet Ear Rngs pair; usual price ~ n,
Also Cod Pens aud Pencils, Toothpiek Natch'heys be''
buckles Chain. Pins Crosses, Steel Belt Clssps &C. &c
Goods sent BY express all parts Of the United states
C;EO G. ALLEN Agent for the Sanufacturers wholesale
AND retail No. 4i5 Broadway one door below CanAisee'
GRAND UNION PIN-One OF which was pre-
sruted highly approved Of by the President the ION
ABRAHAM LINCOLN aud adorned his breast OF h. D92gu
rsisn ,iuie nhJ be bad IN pure gold a. WHITE hat
store uudsr the Museum Price -
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90 ipbom It man Concern.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs.-orPrcE or r,

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-OFFiC or TIE
IN COMMISSIONERS TANBs AND AssHSsAEsIs No. y
Chaberst New York Jan. l86Notice is hereby given
that the Rolls o Real and Personal Estate Of the
and County Of New York for the 1851 viii be oPercd
on MONDAY the li insst for pubic inspection and viii
continue opeE un the 10Th day of april NEXT inclusive All
are earnestly requested to call ADD examine the
order that in the assessments be corrected
Also ell peror entitled by Law 10 reduction OF Their assess
nents by Of their being cerrymen for military
vces and so literary charitable institutions by law exempt
ton exemption previous TO the closing Of the rolls on the th
day Of April. - 80, ,
The flowing section Of the Act Of pill H. 1889 published
for the information Of taxpayers 49,
sEc1os TO- During time the books shall be open public
inspection leret fore provided application may be made by
any person ideTng himself aggeyed by the assessed ua
ton Of his real personal estate to have tie same corrected II
such be made A. relation 10 the assessed valuation Of
real estate be made IN writing stating the ground Of oh
into the complaint aud If IN their Judgment the assessment Is
roueous s the TO be corrected fsuch appcs
ton made aon the cttate
applicant shall be eIauufd unetr oath by the od CSUu
ouc sa be authorized 20 administer such oath any Of
them and II IN their Judgment the assessment erroneous they
shall the corrected and Tx the amount Of snch
they may believe 70 be lust and declare their de-
con thereon within thirty days ser such application h have
been made No reduction shall be made 10y the Board
Of Supervisors any assessment real personal estate i'm
poted under ths act shall appear under oath armG
ION that the party agge,ed unable TO attend within the
period prescribe correction Of By OF ck
ness absence from the cyLsws Of 1889 Chapter w Sec9
A j. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN,
J. w. BROWN,
isp2awtrny1 Comrnstoners Of Taxes and Assessments
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A GREAT CURE.-Dr. Lelands ANTi.RHEU.
ssfic BAsD permanently cures Rheumsi,m Gout. and
Hcrrgis and al MereUd Diseases Price e2 Sent Der mail
o. sxefe DesoEtiye circulars free Agents wanted eve
YxsSA y. sniA csy Pioptst9rs scs Es Br0stWsI EY.
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Hotels.

DARKER HOUSE, Boston. - The addition
TO this Hotel being completed with superior sceomuods
tona ladies' and gentlemen will be opened MONDAY
February TO- The House complete in all ts appointment.
and the intention Of the propeiop g make worthy the
p.trousrs OF the travelling public. Il ID. PARKER.
JOHN Y. MILLS.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS.

VHE PEOPLES LINE or STEAMERS have
i resumed ,Ar regular trips between hewlo!s ,nd Abany
LEAVING ffo Zoo, Of Cortland, ~ tEEki tEtsIh, oP
KcvsY5rE, March 6, 1851.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
i PORT and PAIL RlNER-1be srendd ed superior
sr nAi ST4ih and s sS R6 S. caL ny
aud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. BrAyior On MONDAY
WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY, ats O'clock P nl from Pier No
cTeaiter 10 room, VII be rezardd secured to any srp
can, until tb. same shall have been pald ioI. ,,
Freight Boston forwarded through With great d'P~sch by
a. press W.T. boRbEN Agent, Mo-. 20 aud Il Vests.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Eor AHA
i Il NY dTRoY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WEsT Train. have r-.,,..4
E,pres, and m, aad3;25 20 lIp H. ana 80 ana
toy Shd albany with sleep ci5 y n sunday. incuad
Poogpsesps train .:5oa m g. w. and u. % and Is m
Ptc e Xxi f ,fain, s:5op. N. SOS I'm.
sing Sing train, 1913 al d 4'So and 800 p NJ
i'''''0"'' "''' '''''' - A.. SMITH Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RALROAD-For PHIIA-
clr9-ail Ard ESpe,. Line. leave Newly At and II
a. N and and Fore ~ Through cte.sod for Gin
the south &c. and through baggage checked 70 Warrington Ia
III ''o j. " WOODRUFF A..i.t,n, sopeIine ndeut,
No baggage viii be received f any train. gns.s delivered aud
checked - minutes In aiVance o 'he time ofiea-
NEW YORK, HARLEM, ana ALBAN1 RAIL
~ ROAD for Albany snd Toy, connecting with the Nsw
Yos Central Railroad Cor al poins West Nou,N 81, aud
south also with the Northern Railroad ot Sargto. Rot
lard Buri sou P!t.tuIs Rou ea Point Ogensburh aud
Montreal.
FSos fmO, >r'. CIR Fnox 2erH'T sIarloS
F,p Train : a. M M spdis,o p m. io:ss a. Ne
Express Mai Train 10 T. m
Ior Wisubii1ge White Plains. Croto1 Fs. and al local
trains see time table. EypTcss Tniu Albany every
sandal fnouiug JOHN BtRCIllLL, Asst supt.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Courandt sConnecng AZ Hamp9n juno
ton With Delaware, 1ckAwanna aud Western Railroad aud AZ
Eason with Lehigh alley Railroad and 10 connections forming
SPRING ARRANGE March le6l-
Leave New. York A. follow;
HAHRsBUEG EXPKEss-AtGa m. fol Eaton, Reading Potts
VILE Harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Wlilmspor, Sc.
MAJ, TRAtS-At a. IA. for EAst0n, Water Osp Scranton
Great Bend Pittston, Nilbcsb sc. 49,
lgs TUROrgH TRAIN-FoT Eastou Nauch Chunk, Williams
port, Reading, Pottsylle, Harrisburg. kc; 80
~ Y. THTOUGn TtaiS-For Easou Bethlehem, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk
Or. " WAY TRAIg-Por SomerYilc.
F1PRPss TRAIN POR IlRRsBrRolheG g. ~. Express Train
from NcwYork arrives az Harrisburg a. IL 70 n"on in time TO
connrc, with trains East aud West Pennsylvania Genital
Railroad Northern Central North and South and with The Cum
berland Valley Railroad.
from Pier No. North River OF 20 sud ll20 1870 ilp
LgAyB ELlllBErn-At6lS7; 3o and 1885 l2o sndi;4O
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s.cb wav lOIIN o. hTFENS, SupS rintrndeut.
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financial.
ALBERT II. NICoLAr. Auctioneer.
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (Thursday|, March

SO 200 Leo County illl per cent bonds
+2Ns Col Piqus Ind r. IT, lst Mtg Bonds
1900 New Icfk & Erie II. r. Asscpled Bonds OF l5'l ,
5000 Syracuse and Bingbaruton N. X lt Mtg Bonds
s23OoO 4 "A, ard New Orleans r. X. lst Mtg; Bonds
$3.50 S,cramei to City aud County per cent Bonds.
Next Regular Sale on MONDAY March H. Regular Auction
Sales Of ttoca. aud Bonds every MONDAY and IIuRsDAl
or eyerv dsy when required at 2 O'clock at the Stock Sse
room No 81 William st. tie Merchants Exchange IL pre-
erred Stocks Bond, bought and sod private safe aud
the Broke-s Bond ALBERT II. EIC0LAY & CO..
- AuctioneeIs and Stock Brokers,
No 81 " lillian ct. Desr Wall
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icqal Notices.

EE PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NowYork notice hereby given persons
having claims against JAMES CLARK late Of the City Of New
Hor deceased TO poseut the with the vouchers thereof
tho sabscribers the office q Peter Cumming Nc Park
place ia the Cty Of New orbeoe the 1871 day o. June
neKt.-Ds.ed New-York llth day Of December, 1860
PETER CUNNING,
STEPHEN MANN, Executors.
dl2 lay6mTh. GEORGE ARMSTRONG
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COURT CALENpAR-Tau DAT:

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