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CHARLESTON. Dec. q

The Palmetto Flag was raised yesterday
P. ", over the Custom House and Post
Office
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4 NEW STORY,

II the first week il January We shall begin the
publication Of Story Of american Life, written
expressly fer THE WORLD, entitled
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New Music Stere.

Ys,EE subscriber, having purchased tie entire
4 stock of W. W. Partridge, is prepared TO car
~ on TIE business at tie Old Stand, in ell its
branches, ard hopes By strict attention 70 busi-
ness, to gaia the patronage Of the public.
PIANO FORTES, HELODEONS.
yI0LI1g, GUITARS. ACCOR-
DEONs, and ali kinds of Musical
Instruments, SHEET MUSIC,
MUSIC HOOKS, ard
EVERY VARIETY CT
MUSIC AL RCHAN DisE
constantly On hand.
Orders by c2il faithfully executed. Music sent
f.e, Of postage or receipt Of the retail price
Ne,0 Nusic receired ersry Week.
Lib re- discounts to Teachers and tho Trade.
Il. W. ALEXANDER,
College ST., Burlington, Vt
Dec. slh 1869. dsTu
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HoLLowAY's PILLS & oINTMENT.

He only is wise who seeks safety in precsation.
Life is uncertain thousands in the vigor Of health
to-day, will never ses tomorrow. The varying
atmosphere, the raw piercing winds warn u, Of
enter's approach, with its icy blast and ruthless
scourzes; Coughs, Gods, Sore Throat, Asthma
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Consumption. Rheams.isr2,
Chilblains, frost bites, &c The wise and cautious
will Immediately have recourse to those powerful
invigorators, Holloways Pills, which viii enable
the lungs to resist the deleterious effects of the
weather, and foTtify the constitution to Withstand
the rigors and inclemencies % the winter. The
Ointment is an infallible remedy for Inflammation
Of tho Throat, and all disorders of the chest pro-
duced BY violent colds; it also gives speedy relief
TO the organs Of respiration. dawlwjan3
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FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Terns-S3 year; two copies 20 ons address,
SIS; Eve copies DO, sll; ter copies do, $50.
The DAILY WORLD has sIresdy, il tie few
months Of its existence, had success unkrowa il
the history OF journalism. It's circulation Is equal
10 that Of the oli established dailiss.
ANEW TEN-CVLINDER PRESS.
Printing 10000 an hour, has just been built to &C.
commodats its great circulation. It IS larger
sheet than any Of the ether TWO CENT DAILIES.
In paper, type, size, appeararce and range of
information, IL s1rpasse. any Journal ever Issued
from tbs American press. PRICE TWO CENTS.
sPECIALTERMs TOR DAILY WORLD.
TERMS PER ASsux TO sl subscribers before
January l, 1851, FOUR DOLLARS year.
On and after that deto, SIX DOLLARS . wear
Th-ae dollars for six months.
Address
CHE WORLD"
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NV YORK.
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TRENTON, n. Y. Jan. >.
A salute was fred here yesterday in honor
of Major Anderson.
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FOR COY GEs, or for any discs.e Of h
breathing Organs, use J. R. S:afford's Olive Tar
and Sulphur Powder which are advertised in this
paper Tbs Olive Tar infuses Magnetism or vi
'aiity, ailaying at once any pain Or oppression,
and its great balsamio properties heals soreness
and inflammation. Tie Iron and Sulphur Powders
oeing soluble preparation unite with the diges-
tive food, and enter with it into the formation Of
new blood, tho Iron retaining the vital or life
giving forces in the blood, which ia it's circulation
Is difused through the entire system. The com
blned Sulphur converts the waste CT worn out
particles Of the blood into gases whioh arc ex-
PEELED from the body through its pores by the in
creased energy given 70 the circulation. It is
these wastes or worn out particles Of tho blood
that forms phlegIn and tubercles, and ii is their
acrid humor which initiates and destroys the mem
branes Of the throat bronchial tubes and air cell
Of the lungs. Send for Pamphlet
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Of its falling into the hands of armed men
from the South. There il some possibility
of a call On the Mayor to take measures to
secure the city against IT.
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FAIRS AND mECH.,s BANK.

HHt'S httV l1INIIso DzhNh'
4 MEETING ofthe Stockholders Of this Bank
"a will be held az tn q Bank or tie Ind Tuesday
Of January next. ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pr.
pcse Of ele;tng seven Directors for tie year srs.
ing.
CT. WARNER, Csskier.
Burlington, Dec. 8, 1860. dasu
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SOMETHING NEW.

a. ELF ADJUSTING OvERshOES for Ladies
Sand Gentlemsn.-an entirely new style, at
A. STRONG HAYWARD 4 Co.'S.
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MAS. WILSON'S
Hal, E5#GFNs.n.ti1R.

t. i.-.~,.. ---.- Is go 80. 81 ~" -'>.,. and
r,,ai'~ f.- So egg, t'g pirf bottles. arA - TOR
GU hotties F'.e qua: io.'', "a mu.ii rhe
ch-ap--,
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FIRNI u EILH MONTH
1t is hoped this decision will not be regarded
by any, as such an covert act az demands "seoes-
sion'-but that the contrary it will unite
strong confedeTsov' OF close buycrs-who will
thus be relieved ofthc burden cf constant assess
ments rendered inevitable ty the remissness Of
soma who buy with credit.
By tho operation Of this principle. many will
DC surprised with the maSi; Of hrls r-osey.-
Come and see what ii Wilde.
Del :, 1860. 4 S. DEWEY.
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Born.

In Huntington, 70 Mr. and Mrs. Randsi Wells,
Deo. %, son.
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Ne VS. of the Week
By Telegraph to the Daily free PRO,
FROM WASHINGTON.
EXCITING NEWS.

FORTS NOULTRIE AND PINCKNEY TAKEN.
THREATENED IMPEACHMENT or TRE PRESIDENT.
The Seereta-y Of War se75in7 arms 10 fi-
z. his
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sAND-BAR BRIDGE MEETING.
TINAE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Sand-ba
4 Bridge Company will be held at the Town
Room IN South Hero, on the Third Thursday of
January next, at l o'clock P. NJ.
W. N. FLETCHER, Secretary.
South Hero, Dec. q, 1860. w27w2
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meats Of
HAZLETON & BROTHERS,
which took the premium at the lest Y. j. State
Fair over Steinway & Sons make, aud arc con d.
s;dsred the best IN market.
Small 6i Octave Pianos ali round full iron
frame and over strung base, furnished and
warranted FOR $50
Octave front round corners $50
Perfect satisfaction gUaEaut CO to every pur.
chaser.
All o.deYs fer TUNING and REPAIRING left
al II. W. Alexander's Music Store will be prompt
" attended to, or at my shop and residence on
Winooski Avenue, where sample. Of tie above
Instruments may be seen.
Pisros to rent at reasonable rates.
4. ". POWERS.
Burlington. Jan /, 1851. dawly
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Who wants G Coed Head Of Hair? U5s
Ms Wilson's UG'r RegeEalStor and
Hair Dressing.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. %

CHARLESTON, Dec. p.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock slr.
Middleton moved that the convention 20 into
secret session. Mi tried to introduce
q resolution that the Governor be authorized
to take possession of Fort Molltrlo, but wa,
interrupted. The convention then vent into
secret session.
Fort Moultrie was evacuated last night and
the guns spiked The Fort is now being de-
moiished by Ere. Only four soldiers were
left IN charge. The troops have all been
conveyed to Fort sumPter. There is intense
excitement
LATER.
Later intelligence from Fort Moultrie rep
resents that only tho gun carriages havo
been burnt It is reported that q train had
been laid below the Fort to blow it up The
excitement and indignation is increasing.
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W AsHINGToN. Dec. 3.

Influential members Of Congress have been
in Consultation as to the duty and e1pediency
ofimpeachinc President Buchanan. If the
accounts should be confirmed Of the seizure
Of Government posts it is thought that
-ls President viii at once be impeached by
the House. which act viii suspend his func
tons, and the Senate Will proceed to his
'ra. at their convenience. Meanwhile Mr..
Brackenrid &c viii assume the lead and Their
g little reason to doubt that the whole dis
possible forces Of the Government will be
Pat upon war footing.
WASHINGTON Dec. %.
! Caucus Of the members Of Congress
from the border Slave otstes was held last
e7ening. Several propositions and resolu-
tons, We're presented which were referred 70
z Committee of one from each State. Four
teen States were represented in the Caucus.
WASHINGTON Dec. -.
The action OF the meeting OF the repre-
s,nsati7es from the border SlaYe States last
night has had an excellent effect. and viii
strengthen the conservative sentiment in Vir-
elnia and Maryland, now Of vital impor-
tarce.
The Csbins, is il session, discussing .tAs
demand Of the South Carolina Commission
e.s. for MAJ. Anierson's recall and censure.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l,
"A address 20 the people signed by many
Members Of both houses recommending q
compromise on the basis of Mr.. C-itten
d-u's and M BigleT's propositions is in
circulation. The President has determined
10. to remand Major Anderson to Fort
Noulrie. Certain soUtherrs telegraphed
''ct5 to-lsy that Teinforcements had been
sea; 70 Charleston bit the statement Was not
t.-,ect.
Members from the border states who have
'2str,:grned express alarm st the progress
81 the secession sentiment, while members
i''A other states represent the people as con
'1,iiating il favor Of the Union.
Ties eimer Brooklyn at Norfolk is Offered
a. manned and ready for any emergency
lie prospect is that the Presidents message,
embodying propositions relative to the South
Carolina Commissioners. viii be promptly
tabled in the House
WASHINGTON, Jan. !, I6Gl.
II is asserted here BIZ moderate Southern
,-s that the large planters. eyen in South
Carolina, go becoming alarmed at TIE To-
pity with which they have been plunged
INTO rebellion. aud would, if possible, re-
trace their STEERS. Demagogues have, how
ever obtained complete control of the ear of
ne masses OF tie people Of that State. 1t
Is thought they viii precipitate collision IN
oEoer % prevent settlement Of the troubles.
President Buchanan still hesitates az 70 his
course in regard TO South Carolina. bot the
majority & hi, Cabifet will listen to no
suggestion looking TO the encouragement Of
the traitor. Sane people Of the city are
beginning TO be alarmed at tho probability
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PIANOS!
PIANOS!

Vs1HE subscriber, a PEAcr1cAL MECHANIC,
j and thoroughly acquainted with every part Of
Piano, is SOLE Agent for the celebrated instru-
nerts Of
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

correspondent Of the Horls eays an in
.eaactual attempt was made to get the tab,'
IN which the Declaration Of Independence
was signed-a table now in the possess
;on Of lady Of Charieston-for the Secess
ION Convention to use. The lady tolc
he committee that rather than have tn
Ordinance Of Secession signed thereon. sh'
would burn the table to ashes
The Columbi- S9a,k Caro9nlGn has a
communication asserting that the Lincoln
Gcn have bees gathering ur all the rags tney
Gan ind fre1 lie Small Pox Hospitals aha
intend IA incars.Cn IN the South, to ciES c 'ne
Secessioa Conventions and Lag'Siaf aFes iIoLl
Place 70 place. uaril they are mace power
less.
o.o5,,tor "a the Michigan South
Ro oiI,- states that family, consisting
-san bJs wife and her thirteen children,
=. - lyeT that liHo a few days ago. he
- not collect half fare for any Of the
-ti.5--r. as the eldest was onIy SCREW yegrs
~ rqs'
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FinantlaI.
IlROpOSALS for SOL, goo OF th ls {, GK n0aE

srtHxEf
~ tr',sa STOCK OF tho CITY Of EhW-60sAk.-
Sealed win be received ,a as 81 when the same
y Ss ssy Opeued g, the whole 2, s1y Bs 81 ss
tuni % Don, ~ TffT CROTON WATER STOCK or TIE
GsT| NeN-YORK, authorized by Chapter 5iI Of the
rs If IgSo and amended By Chapter l8l OF the La"
os .nd Nv an Ordinance Of the Common Council Tor In
c-.s,it,g ,ls Supply OF CrotoD Wstor, &c.
Srf will bear interest the rate OF six per cont
per snnur payable quarter yearly aud the principal WI" be
5Sedcsnsblc on TIRE 6Fst day OF November 1888 !,
T uroposss NV the amount OF Stock desired ana
the dre pr One Huudred Dollars thseo sud the persons
whose prsposa, ere accepted will he required deposit WITH
the Chamberlain OF the City within fifteen days after the
osuipg OF tho bids the awarded TO them respectively
On presenting to the Controller the receipts oil the Chamber
lain Tor such deposits the parties will be enttedHo receive
certificates for equal amous 81 the par value ei inc S'0c'
Esch proposition should be sealed aud indosed Propo,
sell. Tor Coton Water Stock OF the City OF NewfoTk and
the same ucosed IN second envelope, addressed to the
Controller. 80,
The right reserved TO reject any al Of the bds con
TO .ctecs or promote tie interests Of the
city, ROBERET BAN . ontoIl,s'.,
City Of New York, Departmentpf Finance, Conro'er'
Onice, Oct. 5, 1851.
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20 Eet.

FANO LET-A Three story and Basement
d HOUSE IN good order, with modern improvements In
Ludlow pace HousoBs between Suliyan and MAcdousal
cts Rcnt SO month Inquire tie premises, or OF n.
5. TALLIADG& No 81 Msedougal-ii.
V0 LET.-STORE Oh Broadway, near 9th.
a. moderate size sud At very moderate rent Ap-
ply on the premises, OF No "a Pinest. .
MESSENGER 4 WRIGHT.
Two LET, with immediate possession, at 500
Il per Gnnun, the ATWATER PLACE, on Lomsrtne,
sy- Iopkers, ofefioot1g the Hudson. Apply 10 Mrs
DODGE, C6pake Iron Works Hew.York.
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On. Of "a. leadinq G,ael.nbtrp M,dicine. az
IlHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


Mr. KENNEDY Of Rox6ry has dtsooyered IN ore OF our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. sremedy that cures svsry
Kind Hunlor from the Scrofua down to common
70 bottles will cure the worst Kind Of pimples the
face.
2to . bottles viii clear tie sy'teU Of piles
bottles warranted to cure the worst cankeE IN tae
mouth and stomach .
Jto bottles are warranted to thu worst hnd oerp
elias -
Ito bottles are warranted to oil hunorS in the eyes
3o bottles warranted to rsnniDg Of the ears aud
blotches among the haT
[o bottles are warranted to corrupt and running
sores.
to bottles will cure scsy eruption Of the skin.
Ito hotties warranted to the worst caseS oil finS
esSe OF rheumatism ..
3to bottles 9 warranted to cure saltrhsum.
5to bottles Will cure the worst caseS OF scrouls. ,
beoe, il always e1peeuced fr'm the first bottle and
perfect cure 4 warranted ~ the above quantity keu
By giving strict attention 90 the direction 10 the psnphet
Mound each bottle. and iliicious duplication Of the
SCROEULA OINTMENT,
HEALING OINTMENT, and
SALTRHEUA OINTMENT.
every ulcer and iofe Of whatever na nainre perfectly
and Permanently hssled.
Price Al yer bottle.
70. sale by respectable druggists everywhere
HO, YOUNG MAN 1T is not medicine. you
need but inforu alton, without which goa are ruined
Read 4Tsct will .eDd yoI FOR due tho ssps) and cure
yours.ll By my New Method. rsie and sure Address
LAR0Y SUNDERLAND Boston, his".
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VCcV THE PENNSYLVANIA | SfI
COA CENTRAL RAILROAD. 1OOA
GREAT DOusLE-1RAcK RogTR,

GEEAI hbt iEt
The capacity Of the Road eGus 70 any 10 the couDry
y TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO IHK WEST.
t Office No. Aslor Ho1ss, corner O. Feseyst
Pacrile. fof the transporting = Pss.cngss 20 and IRON
CiacinL.ti Chs1go S. LoGi, S. Paul Nashville Memphis
Nsw-O .lesns end al oLs in tie West, Horh West
Southwest rniurpl FOR speed and comfort By any
reufa.
Through truus fer the " eat leave New Zoo! Of Court
lsrtttl NoTurg Express. z. ~. Evening" EIiress.sP
m sl.o st D. L. from place, VIA. Allentown sr
ries Pittsburgh Al 2 next dsy and connecting there ws
eli Wes,ern trssus -
Sleeping and snokin, csr, oil the tfoiuL
Fare sysy Is low and the tine quick as BY any otbs
route.
BY ih, route feigA.s Of al daschponi can be forwaded
10 and from po:t the kaoSdi OF Ohio henueky 10
disn., Iiirois Wi,eossia, Iowa o. hiss9nr ~ RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, or to any PoJi on the nsViga6e n'es
the Wcst by stsaniers from Pttt.bugh . a.,
The FTs,ht 70 eui from any pont IN the est of
the Peunsy ssnia aroad at ell tes as fAVorsbe a. ans
charged by oshar Railroad CoupsEez Mech a& end snip
D-s tnrnbg n transportation OF their Ireight y this Com
tsry caa rely with confidence OF itss speedy transit
: Tbis Counsuy also maiutshs an Emigrant Accomnode
tsa Line by wA.lh parties y'stcs Westward enjoy
cheap snd comfortable mode OF Conveyance a. one hsn the
hgst-clsss ra'cs q fare -,
J. J. ELLIOTT, Passenger A gent, No AStor-Hoas>
LEIGH K CO., FIsght Agents, . = ,,,,, =
no. ] As,or House, aud No / youth WtIlanit "
MCDONALD \ BfSCHOFF, EmiErant Agents.
No Battery 'plscs.
ENoCH LEWIS General sup't. Altoona Pa
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WHEREAS, the LlNDELli liOl Ell COs1-
W PAN b is as da'd a.. The .: :S dS S & sreSs
oisrs Of st. iOus COUNTY Be No l3 at P9gs s and
,.e b, T.. q die Sock G a seI p, S'4 So
supple mental said hrst deed dd convey snso
g. DICK tue sowns descbed real estate susedi Ia oi0ca
No. l?6 Of tie City st Louis sni described as ton9wi
,t. lo, or parcel Of snd fronting two hutdrsd snd
,ne feet Oh Wsshugou avenue BY one hundred and
Nav r' In depth AID bounded south by Washington avenue
s =. los Oh T,lon Aad known survey No. $685. and
vet by Seventh s,Leet Second certain lot or pleea OK
n1 ;uats ia said block cootsir,g about y feet BE-
80 same oo or Less on Sixth street, by hundred and
bs lot known and dss,noed on the pt tao laid QUE
ChIEty o, No. 81 bounded on the wes' by Nc ~ az ara
out by Chr,y 90 noh by G,sea street The es'. by
Sixth STREET AID south 81 the los herein s,
which s.l conyeyances made 70 said Morrison Bfcds
asi Dcs in trust he %, rsnt o. cesia beads
being eight hundred bends of hve HUNDRED dear1 SCI
bio n ,ea yeas from The INST f,y q Win sn psS
cent tote rest, payable ssu annually fron that date ~
BE The Bank Of Commerce n IL. sai hs, n tss
nterts, upoa sal bonds any pay thereof Should y
due srd remain unpaid oE thirty day, slse, .h hapds
should forthwith become duo and payable o. ~
,sid bond, may appear their lace 20 r. EGO
rsd soa and podssd M and 1l.ea q aid SS1as
amount H. three hundred aEd gay ts ana on ths
s ., lime sShesn hundred and sikye ls $500
An, for mora than thirty days, anS u s'in N"f'''
or Al Of I. ha.Ssen% SGGTSa NJ MoRRIsoN ED.
NON nsynI1r I'd franklin A. caCk trustees
soss Of .Ss IIsssU aS M s pro
~ ~ s.sd, VII on the tworty second Gay o. ~
SS o.sn s'S o SsI he sss ssaoss
easeu O'Clock In the forenoon ana ny Ss CAT HOUSE IN bs
lily q s. M,.sa proceed sd v. che ssot 70 the
sne due thereon sd snose'. 81 ssssso wSss
payable unurt 'IS WM M MORRISON -
oIpenfss 81 'ho" RoWARD BREpELL, trustees
FRANKLIN A. DICK
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Real gstale for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM of
u 100 acres situated at Pompton Passac County, New
Jersey under high state Of cultivation, having II two
Dweiinas and oabuidipgs for each Price $1,000 Of
which tW0thrds msy remain on bond aud mortgage viii
exchange unucumbsred New Yok City PloPerty OF
smaller Farm nearer New.York. Address TflEODORE
ROGERS, Brsndre.h House New York.
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Gonses auo farms manteo.

DART of HOUSE WANTED by family
of three persons. tho side Of the city between
50th aud 5O,hA Address No l35 Esst 3Ofb st. with
la particulars No adstoTy or three family applicants
respond.
WANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE, be.
w tween 9TH and Shaw and Houston and i4thst
mail house preferred Pleass address 8. z. A. Tribune
Office
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Eesa! Nntlces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF tbs Coany OF York notice Il hereby given 10 sd
pcaorshlynE csius sIost GEORGE HRLEM. AN Late OF
the Cry Of ae~ York deceased to PrcAen the sane wrs
ycuche. tsrecG 10 thv subscriber her residence. No
8 Stanton street IN City OF kewNork or before ths
tucuiy hifd day OF OoVorr nsIt-Dstsd New-hork the
twenty .secci Jay Of Aprii 1851.
MARC RET HIRLE@AN, AdIn'nistrstnE
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For He~Hsgen, a. M, (Ex Is R;5, (EH); $50 Il
30 and p. IN,
For bridgeport. :, - NJ, CEz)I i2:I', > Erl; So
4:3) and y.
For Milford. STAFFORD Fairfield, Southport and Westpott
I a. m. l2:I5 $50 430, aud p m
For Nora ak I, $3.50 RiS, D. (ET $3.50 40, stM
FOr Darian sndGresnwich, $3.50 a. m lsI5, $50 a;2
5sge Up. m.
4:3G $3.50. p m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stnions e5oa fss
IS, $3.50; 4:5o, $3.50, $50 8 ?. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bostor. via Springfield y 9. M. iEKl (Exh epn-
Fer Boston, via Shore Line IZ:l5, p
For Hartford and Springfield Ga tExl R:l5, tExt
2 Pr
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal M (Ex4
aud I2:lS p. N. 70 NorthaGl pton
For Hartford Providence aud FIshki Railroad ga Exl
yor New-Raveu, Hew-London aud Stoniogten RailroH
Ell o n, l2:lJ. 3, 3 p IN.
For Canal Railroad 1915 p. m. to Northampton
For Houiatouic Rsilrosd 20 Pi,tsield a. M, SPIN
For Esusstuck Railroad :. m. I'm
For Dsnbary and E0rW ak KsiroEdT. g3l m 35ep m
JAMES III. nOYT. Superintendent
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9UPREME COURT, City and County Of New

y Ygrk--E LIZABEgH SLATER against HENRY SLA-
TER. 10 ths defendant above named; on are HEREBY
m 81 sud feguised 10 the complaint IN this &C
ton m wa led the ore Of the Clerk OF the Guy aad
County Of NsvIotk, the City ban IA the City OF new
Sok S,,s of NewYork on tie fifth dsY Of August. 1851
AID - copy Il your % TIRE said on
tie subsciber at bis ohce Ne 10 al street. Va ths Sy oi
noas on exeuise Of the dsy a such service and yos
fell lie said comPsiat within the tune .oisssa
NE MA ia t aciioa viii apply the Court for tho re-
lief emsrdei Ia the complaint Dated New.lotA Ausass
jth lSJi Z. Y. CUTLER tlaintio A''"'u'y'
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Copartnrrstip ilotiers.

ATOPICE.-Thc COMPREHENSIVE hereto
~ forc eri,ns between BEALS6 JAMES, in the GI,'ts
bu,iae,s, vas dissolved Sbe JVh q september tssI
Dsted Cc,. !. 1901. SAMUEL h' 1ANhS-