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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-16
CORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has been

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Ap petition has been
presented the Board Of Aldermen for In Norfolk
st., between Grand and Hessrsts
Also, for a sewer In Newest
Also for In 3dAv, to commence at the
built In ath to extend to and through sth TO point 20
Aiso resolution for In s2d from the present
GI.o petition in ssth from adav to Lerins
tons and up LeIingtonsy to ash;.t ... c..,
Also resolution for In Elm st. between Grand aud
Also for sewer In vsndamt from yaickst to Macd0u.
Also petition for sewer in Little LONGEST ,,
Also for sewer In 50h st. between 8thav and Broadway
Also for sewer In 4th.av. from 35th to 3eth sts.
Also petition have the mouth Of the changed from
n S. .o' o. in loS sv between h snd o
Also for in Hudsonst, between Christopher and
Also resolution for building e,sny basins and Cglvers on
the north and south we't ones oil Sday snd
Also for recevr basin and cuyert on tho south west corner
Also petition in D.yst between Greenwich and
A.o, resolution for in 4shst from sh-av to the
Also receiving basin and cuvsrt the north
west corner Of Avenue and lshst
west corner Of 3sth st. and 7thsv.
Also, petition for In Lsshtst. from Huds0n's to
Also resolution for in 4ssh between 9Th and 10th
Also 70. sewer IN North Moores from Hudsonst To
meet with sewer in West Broadway. .
Aso for s'swer SThL Om 4h to sdsv to connect with
Also, for a sewer in l,t.sv, from 18Th to 2S,h-st
hundred aud twenty westerly 10th thence through
West 3sh TO the l thence through the llthsv south
ery and connecting with the already built through West
37thst.
Also, for tho side Of 4th.av from 3sh st to
3ithst
Also for hs east side Of 4ha between s.h and
36th
Also for In Jsues from Green wch..v 10 sh-sy
Also for sewer IN ID between l+th and l8thsts
Also resolution for in Mott st. between Blocker and
Houston .sts
Also for sewer In 5hst between sth and LeInsons
Also petition for sewer In 3dsy between O6th and 10th
rs
Also resolution for SEVERN 10th t from adsv To E.s
River.
Also, for q sewer In 7th sv, from 2lst to s3ds-
Also IN 59b-st between 3dAv and East River
Also for aswer in sd between Sd and Lerngton.svs
Also petition for a sewer in l0thsv from 18th 70 2hst
Also for receiving bsson and cuyert on the north corner
Of Grand and sulberrv-stl
Parties interested In the above and having obections 70 the
barry Chairman Of tho Committee Sewers Board Of Alder
men No. O. City Hall RICHARD BARRY Committee on
r. A. BOOLE >Sewers, Board
JOHN II. BRADY, } OF Aldermen
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Jnsuranre Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY (PURELY MUTUALl Of Boston,
Mass Fund to pay Losses, ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Aner paying losse. 500, 600.
And Dividends IN CASH, S60O,oG0.
Last DIVIDEND, 30 PER CENT paid IN CASH Inter
eipg concerning Life Assurance furnished srs
JOHN HOPPER Agent and Attorney for the Company,
Metropolitan Bank Building llO Broadway cor Ptnes N Y.
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1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA S&1
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. oOA
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.
,apscity of the Road IL now equal TO any in ia


The capacity of the Road the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE To THE WEST
Once No. Astor House corner Of Nescy St
Facilities for thu transportation OF Psengers TO and from Ctnr
cinnsr Chicago, ST. Louis St. Paul. Nashville Memphis Nav
Orleans, and all other IN the West EorthWest and
unsurpassed for speed and comfort by route
Through trains Tor the West leave NewYok foot Of Court
.ndtt Morning Express Evening Express, p.
Sleeping and smoking al the trains.
Fare always low and the time quick BY any othss
route.
BY hs route Fregh Of all descriptions be forwarded 70
and from any point Railroads IF Ohio Kentucky Indians
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nsvgsble rivers OF the West By
from Pittsburgh.
The rates Of Freight 10 and from point Of the West By he
Psnnsyana Rarce I'D all times favorable charged
BY Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers intus
ing the snsposion Of their Freight this Company rely
with confidence on It's speedy transit. -
This Company also maintains Emsrsn Accommodating
Line by which parties emgatng Westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of conveyance half the hrssss stes
Of fare l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor Houss.
LEIGH l. Co Freight Agents. -
No. l Asor House. and No South WDlam-s6
MCDONALD BISCHosF, Emisrant Agents.
No. Battery place
ENoCH LEWIS, General Sept Altoona Pa
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-A Resolution has

CORPORATION NOIICE.-A Resolution mas
sidewalks 10 34h,t between 9Th and lsh.avs, asssed
Also cro.swk from the southeast Of East Broad
1,o, to ass 10 2sth st., between 7,h and s,h.ay.
Also pave Gouverneur', from Division to Wsser, with
Also TO pave th between eth and s,hsva, with Belgian
Also for paving 5sth., between sth and sh,, with Bel
gian or trap block pavement.
S. nd III - Dg 'toi ssd. 'n'
Also 70 pave 25d, from 6hav to East River with Belgian
Also to pave tad q, from s,hav to Hudson River with trap
block or Belgian pavement. 80
Belgian or usp block pavement
1l.e to pave Pesrt from Chaham. to Broadway, with
Belgian or trap.bock pavement.
Alo pave Avenue D. from Houston to lshst with Belgian
Ala. to pave 81 .v from the south side Of s to the north
side Of sth-st with Belgian or trapbocs pavement ,
Al. to Housonst, from Avenue D to Bowery, with
Also In front Of Nos Is IT, 49, and 81 7sh'
Also cro..wsi. be laid at til. intersection of Scanned
and ch'nys, Two In scsnns.t and sSo ~ Cnsr,y O,h
Ao Gag Sidewalks and curb and gutter stones in 9th
between SD and 5i,h-.ta
A.o to relay c,S,.s.lt, corner Of Courtiand 1t ,o,
Also 20 relay of vsssy and Wa.nsonsta
A.o reaas AsOrpl.ce between 4hav. and Lafayette
Al,o, TO asg sidewalks sround Abinrdon-.1uare.
be paved ia conformity with the other two sides.
Also hs cosswsk be laid FROM hoeast aide Of Jscksonst
10 the ferry at the foot Of said street.
Also h. ak be laid from the ives. side Of Jsci,On'l
20 the ferry 81 the foot Of aid street..
Also <9thst 8h 10 Broadway with Belgian
trap block pavement the property to pay onehird
and tue city tie remaining two-hlfds thereof
Al,o 3ss from 6ihsy. 20 Hudson River Railroad
Depot. with Begsn or trsp-bock pavement.
Aio curb and gutter aud Gag In 18th from ed 10
S0thsL
Al,o to dag sidewalks In 34,h, between lst and 2days
Also 70 pave CHf't from John TO Fuionst with Belgian
,rap-block pavement
Also lay from Hunters Point to the southwes.
Of lst.av and 3i,h-st.
PNts, having objection, 70 the shove win send their obee
tons directed TO AID BOOLE, Chairman Of the Com
uItec on Streets, No. City Hall.
T s. Nrp, Clerk JOHN II BRADY Street,.
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DARKER HOUSE, Boston. - The addition
10 this Hotel being completed with superior sceommoda
tons for ladies and gentlemen win DO opened MONDAY
February 8 The house complete in all it's appointments,
and the ineh lon Of the propson to make It worthy the
patronage Of the travelling public. II: d, PARkER
JOHN y. MILLS.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-A resolution has
" presented the Board Of Aldermen have the side
walls in Second avenue from Thirty hh to Forty NH street.
where not already done, Jagged.
Also that the westerly sidewalks Of Seventh street. between
Second and Third be Gssysd where not already
hAgs
fste, having objections to the viii send their obec
ton, directed TO the Chairman Of the Committee Streets
board Of Aldermen, No. 8 City Hall
FL A. BOOLE, )Commlttee
JOHN Russell, ,
JOHN IL BRADY Streets.
T. 5. EINs Clerk
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FOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-Ths
-; - NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co; wal d.psA
AID BALTIC, Capt A @. Cray, carrying The Unitsa Sd
mails, for tire above ports q follows:
ADRlATIC. on Saturday A pn Sh
BALTIC on Saturday, April 10th
ADRIATlC, on Saturday MAY lgth
BALTIC OF Saturday, June let,
fiom the foot Of Canalst
Returning leave Hsvre
ADRIAIlC, on Tuesday, April I'd.
BALTIC on Tuesday May Ta
ADRIATIC, Tuesday, June ith
BALTIC on Tuesday June 18th.
and Southampton the day following
For freight apply the the Company RsSu
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Financial.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
IL OF THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NETWORK
pxa.i Han
OFFICE, NO. Cd BROADWAY.

The following 't,sment Of the affairs Of the Company for
Ne, Cash Asset. IFsb 1850 seol3ss5 %
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR
For Premiums and Policy Feea......s 8, l36,292 65
For Interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4l0 al ~
For Anuuitios. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2SN 60
- 1850 SIS IS
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CUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY OF
y NEW-YORK ETHAN f. BISHOP and JOHN w.
STEWART Paia sint George D. sSlep aud Acs b n.
it, Tou Bud aud Adaine Louisa BGTde his wife James
Burds Molers husband Of AIMS h9rsae bGIde aSs
Anna Margaret Moers his wife, Emily Loalia bnas his
wife Philip Field and Mary Ann Field his wife SS snS:
and M,ry Esther Ray his wife, William Archer ana I,ns
TT,abet6 Archer his wife James Do WITT Mckee tESwsrd
Amelia Mckee Leonora Mckee, Margaret low samuel j.
Sene ard sarah A. Store his wife William Con,usny
Tnjep the New.Yok Life Insurance ADD ny ~ Is,e wie
Trustees u children Of Grant yas; yyiaS Barde
Vance. r. Jackson Asahe BurdeD and Ws s,s hereby
dssndsnts To the above named defendants. a nj, sctior
summoned and required answer sne T CLERK Of the City
and County Of the City s 10 ,AS on the sub
copy of answer 70 erect in the said city within
sSsat days service q I'll II. 70 answer said
Of the aay o. & & soes,Id the pint IN this aeuon WIZ
spp the ss isf sSoF II HYATT
Eeb,l6 lawtwS- EpnsiAs@n~V''s"'
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nor SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE- On
IL SATURDAY March 2-rhe United sss. NAL y s' S 81
North River foot Of Beach SATURDAY March at noon
This steamship UNSURPASSED for safety and nio las double
which beside other results tend In the event Of coon OF
ssndns TO keep pumps for work. and ieue the safety
ofvessel aud passengers -
Passage In Second Cabin, f75 and $50.
' "Ne"' " fe0 'ff' SAMUEL n. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No. Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO VIII sail March 20.
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feaal Notices.


NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas default has been
IN made the conditions Of certain gage bearing date
the day May A. eighteen hnrdsd and and
the Sheboygsn and Mississippi Railroad Company
Azazh C. Flag in the City Of Noyiork Trustee and duly
recorded In the office of the Secretary OF State Of the State II
Wl.con,n in Boob Of RsFo ii Mortgages l5s to sT
nye and whereas the said Fag has resigned the aPpoint
u Trustee under said mortgage and the undesned has
been duly constituted aud appointed according 10 the provisions
Of said mortgage said Fsgg and Trustee In hs
place. Now therefore, BY virtue Of the Of sale cor
tanned in said mortgage and Ia pursuance Of law the under
March D. eighteen hundred and sixty at the Station
ssid Sheboyyan and MiissiPpi Railroad Company N
Shehoygan Wisconsin, At o'clock IN the arer
that day sell public auction to the highest bidder fog
oftwo hundred aud thousand and nine
dollars and ortyone cents " O93 az the amount OF
unpaid being the amount claimed 20 be due thereon
described Ia said mortgage to wit; All sno
The First Division Of the Railroad Of said Company from
the City OF Sheboygsn the City OF Fond duLac In WILSON,
sin with al the rights of depot grounds railways
rs bridges station station houses and other buildings
ssipi Railroad Company then held thereafter acquired m
with said First Division OF their Railway or
ng thereto whether obtained under the rights and privileges
OF their charter conveyed to them by deed and also all tho
to incomes issues and prohs and corporate aud otner
fnnnbis. Sheboygen and Mississippi RAoad company
nn.ctsd with the First Division of their Railway or re-
inr and aso all the locomotive engines tenders can.
Of every on machinery, mschine snops too ae
olemen wood and property connected with the proper eqP
orIinR operating and conducting Of the said kairoad
hen owned or acquired by the said sho
Nj,sippi Railroad Company for sppGensnt 70 he Aoe-
% In ~ oaa In snb~itnon OF then owned other
Vie ali of which personal chattes declared 10 be h1taee
and be used and sna
not therefrom and 20 be taken part thereof
December Is, 1900 DAM L. T. DH1NSotN' Aie.1~-
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nlusital Instruments.

nlusital Instruments.
A GREATLY IMPROVED PIANO-FORTE.
"A LlGHTE BRApBU nv yru,,vo p,ss
PATENT INSULATED FULL lR0N-FRAME GRAND sud
SQUARE PIANo-FoRTE, No "l Bfoome-s' Pi'no. to Lot.
REST and Cheapest PIANOS and MELODEONS
ID Tor SALE aud RESTb T. IL CHAMBERS IN the Bible
Frees Ic SO SIS sie slas ssS Sis $40 % s;oa
CHICKERING & SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE, and UPRIGHT PIANOS.
c. Son. have bess awarded hy .,h ri,s Medal. for tho
superiority Of tbeH msn1isctuie iGr tho post - JeH-
Piano, to Rent
nEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN
~ for churchs, ch.P;i, S9h S AID drawing Rooms
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR .. the Univsr'Ai Exhibition Of
This magnificent, n,tuus, P,iented In the United States
n @ The A' 9 GfsN5 o MILF WELLS
have eSdsIsd popular in Amss a. IN EaI.Ee BE-; ben
'ddsF * ihs isa RossS
The ALEXANDRE oR6AH I. eslsbra;sd ior .bs .ou5i,y
power ne romari,Sio quality Of so'PinE
Price; the depot SIS $50 sO seO siGS 49,, saeo
$500 $40 500
Gs Sn; e any pd4 90 sPPsSe s.a.y
Importer. Of Bu..on Accorseon viJn Violin STRING &c
DIANOS, MELoDEONS ALEXANDRA OR
GAss and al lind, Of Messed n.;ruTen', sh.s, Music
est possible price, Second Pianos bSIssias fom
IS $50 One second hand front round
fancy dess and overuns for ais Pianos and
M.ode0nS 10 aud REQ, allowed purchased Monthly PaJ
HORACE WATERS Agent,
No 335 Broadway, New Yors
DIAN0S-PIANOS.
Il HAZELToN BROTHERS,
Manufacturers 81
THE FULL IR0N-FRAME AND OvERSTRUNG BASS
PIANO FORTE,
AT VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Wsrerooms No 20 Pincest few doors west Of broadway
CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- EET OyERsTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
considered the best Pianos and are war
rpBed for i've years
WaIsroOni, Nos. s? ADD 81 wSlier'-, near Broadway.
q lEil FOR splendid 7-octayo PLANO
Up IOO Large round corners, Iron han.e 10. Also
carved legged serptntpe 7oc.Aye PIANO inAd with peal
nearly new, for sso fully wsusn,ed at FsCHERs. No 90
Broadway, near li,hst.
&ISn PIANO-FORTES. SISU
I'D IL DOs By theintroduction Of machinery w u 1--WE
IN the manufacturing Of PisnoFors uov able 30 oi-r
the public 1octaye rosewood PIANO, containing all the
modern Tor $50 cash, ~ more perfect workman
ship than usually been sold $50 ttJ BY ths old
method manufacturing We Invite al dealers. teachers OF
music the public call and examine the, instruments
al GROVESTElN 4 HALt'S,
Corner Csnsl and Hudson. sts., New York.
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Ocean Cleaners.

OlfuN DICuINfTo.
EXCURSION TRIP to WASHINGTON CITY
- RETURN TO bf SEw-YonK
STEAMSHIP COATZACOALCOS
VIII e.vs nom pier 100; Of Kins't North River ard remain
over ''' PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
provided early application for 1000 pasnse" be made to the
The C0ATzACoALCos accommodate with bed aud
V'A'u' ONE THOUSAND PASSENGERS
State Room, Fare each ruy...'...'."''.''..'"bs
f Fs%siS f cabin i FsI. ss each
Whole number must be secured and Rsi1ss paid both ways
No. 800 Greenwich.s, near DuaLe Nev.YOrt
ALBANY Evening Journal please eopyl
STEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST LONDONDERRY, and DUBLIN for S3o-The
bspsh., ' on FUEsbsY seb Is .i noon fS .san.Sp
fitted the approved style to ine the comfort and safety
Of passengers Rat. Of passage Cabin 500 Intermediate,
80 se1ITEl 80 eSs ~ M,SbSS Goo NO pro-
Broad It. corner Of South William
The succeeding steamship JOHN BELL, will sail on TUES
STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and embsrking passenger At Queens,
Steamship Company intend dlpatchns their powered Clyde
buili Iron Steamships Ss follows:
c cTS OF F FsS a
KANGAROO. $3.50, Saturday Mar 2
And every SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier No. a, North
River -
First Cabin to London.. 80 StseraSe to London.,... 30
secIase Return Tickets good fO .I months so
Passengers forw aded TO Paris HayTe Hamburg Bremen, Rot
tsrdam, Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares
Persons wishing to bring out their friends buy tickets hee
the following rates 10 NewYork From Liverpool Greens
townFtst Cabin, $7S sB5 and Slo steerase nom Liver
pool, 40; from Queenstown. $50
These Steamers have superior accommodation, for panger
and carry experienced Surgeons They built In waeTst
iron sections snd have patent Fire Anuhators board
For further information apply in Liverpool to WIN imam
Agent, No Y watsr,t IN glasgow 70 Nm INMAS No.
st. Enochsgusre; In Queenstown to @. x w d. SEYMOUR&
Co; In London to EWES MACY No 81 King Nnlan.sti
In Paris u LES DECOUE No Place do Ia bome In Phil
adepha 20 JOHN o. DALE No 100 Wanui, or at the Com
panys Offices JOHN q. DALE, Eo-nt "
No IS Broadway N. Y
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p. G. BrLxLET Auctioneer . .
CUPREME COURT SALE, under the direction
- ofB LEFFINGWELL eco, Referee, Of Valuable Prop
erty on Cherry and sP. C. BULkLEY well sell, on
TUESDAY Feb 49, IL O'Clock At tbs Merchants Exchange,
valuable LOTS With the BUILDINGS thereon on the north
eaeIly corner Of Cherry and James ss Known Mo-. w. ~
and 81 CherY-st aud Nos o. &C. and 100 JAnoss hAp' a.
the oslce No Is Wall st, Jsuncey Court
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Sales bp Anltlon.

A. NJ MsRwIS. Auc.ioueer
by BANGS, MERWlN d Co., Irving Buildings,
ID No 5t and $50 Broad~sy-Ssles Of Books Stationery
Pic,ure, Wort, Of AIT Fancy Goods Furniture, &c.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENlNGs,
Feb I8 and 10 OF O'Clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Theological and hseensneou'
Book, comph,bg ,s'usbe worn. In Theology Divinity bon
sctop Of choice Miscellaneous including msny scarce
book, IN the English and German languages &o Catalogues
be had NJ the Saleuooms
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Board ano Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD dinner
Ge) TNo. 235 West 22d,t, few de0n west Of akpr
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DARGAINS.-Greatest Bargains ever offered on
ID Broadway. Spring Bonnets now ready New styles OF
Rhhnn. ana sIowsr. L. BlNNS Millinery,
No sal Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Number of POlee, In force lat February, 1867 il.ss3
| Number Of POcs. issued during the JeaS... l,IOl
I
| pred, and Dead w
OF f %Rie . 1 Policies IN '''' Isl ''0''' i''i
| For Observation-Disclosures.
| For Endowment A"ursnces............. 80.
| For short Terms. 255
h:ss
Short Term Policies ns not now Issued BY the Company
hayc carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Ac,uary.
rREgcx s wlH sS1Sp o' x sfIfEth ropgAM
WILLIAM moore oRf' EZRA WHEELER R,"' 0'
isAh ISAAC cRE b STEs&iRRs6s, WELLisGToS GLAPr,
WI bT TMlEF sai ltAbp babtScK.
| WILLIAM BETTs HAMLlN BLAME,
| yQnN lELyERroN DAVID HoApLEY,
ALFRED EbW tRbs, WILLIS :. BRADY.
| JOHN NJ sTUARr GEORGE 5. COZ,
| GEORGE r. CLARK, VIM h. STRONG,
sssgE sFE SstE ST Ea E tFE5r
| LuClus ROBINSON, JOHN y, pEvELlNl
". SMITH BROWN. RICHARD PATRICK.
SecreIAry-l.iAc ABnArr.
| Medical Observation-Disclosures Posr>A ID.
W. gnes + l i e Il A' Ell ies
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
NO C co Sas'' Of t.iei At, Hc~.Yori.
Open daily fSfRx M a ~ f, q: H.
9 Gg sEELEY Vice rrs.iicn'
GARDNEk CHAriH. Secretary 10,
SOLOMON l. HULL, Attorney and Counsel
SIX CENT INTEREST SLOWED on sum. of 800 and
h. Bant has received dePo duIirs tho Last 81 months
oyricz OF Trr. ST. YreneL,, Is.. Co,
No. 81 WnL.r Feb "a, 1857 I
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared
PSL0sSD sf' pei cent G;,,s?s I9 I'd 'ss n. 10Th
'SI '1'f0'' f HsuYDSs rss S
DIyIDEND.-A dividend of SIX PER CENT
~ hm hi' day been declared P"|s9!is % demand
l. Corner 1dav. and 2.,ht.
-. CHARTERED 1855.
SIX PER CENT INrEREsr allowed on all deposits ffom
= R,nt gpen daily nom 10 m. to 2 M sl.o on Monday
SIS. Cnitp' Secretary. srESCEG K. GEEEN, Pest
o'''S ;, P5 sstgfrS fl s sp lsS
INTEREST DlNIDEND.-The usual SEMI
0SE iitLi 1B fER cEEt f,t The dr.t month. Of tho
d's this dly declared payable to stockholders
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
r. L. nAYDocH, Secretary.
LoEtL,RD FmE Insurance C0spASY,
Ohice Mechslles Bank Buildlls No. u Woll,t, :
NeW.Yort Feb. = 1861. y
vFHE Board of Directors of this Company have
this day declared Il. socthodels interest Dividend Of
THREE AND ONE HALF iJtl Par CENT. payable on de
msnd GEORGE D CKARS, Secretary.
OrIcE oP THE MicuIGsS SOUTHERN NoRTHERs IE-)
pLASA RAILROAD CohPAHI No. ~ WiliamsL, ,
New.York, Fob. II. 1901
Two the SECOND MORTGAGE BOND-HOLD-
ERS-It important TO the interests Of this class Of Bond
holders that the Coupons from their Bonds ir Noyember 1850
MAY November 1850 and May 5 be- presented and funded
before the oo,e Of the fiscal year the 18th hi,t
HENRY KEEP IRE surer.
SI5 m,).,,TIC0r LOAN on BOND and and
"s ~ H. WOOD, No. 65 wsll.t
ND nnn-rO LOAN on Bond aud Mort
pc,OUO ssse. Address Box No. IL Pos, Oihce.
Go Ubom II man Concern.
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IL NY and TROY, CONFEC
aud WEST. Trsins leave:
From Chsmbers-st.
Express, 7 and II a. IN, and , q:
and op. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep
ing.car), 9:45 p. N.
Pougbkeopie train, 100 q. NJ
I'm. and4p m.
Psekskill train. $50 p. N.
Sing Sing train, s:3s and 4;3t
p. N.
Tarytown train, s;4Op. N.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ WINTER ARaANGEMENT-Dai|y, Sundays s1espee4.
leave NewYok from Of Courlandts Jersey City ss
For Suferns. for Monsey, M and $50 p m fee
Pisrmont m, m, $50 and 30 Returning lssvs
Sufsrns at sop m Monsey T:l0 u. and l5s Pss-
mont $50, 7t3 II 30 and 3:2s On sunday nishta
train leaves sufems 1t g. and Permont ct lois retun
leAves New. York Al 4 N "a Monday.
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Dantins Ataoemies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
A. No. B6 Broadway Rew.York-
No. lU Montague place. Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAbB in New York.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
In Brooklyn
Cirexsm usy be bed Of either Academy.
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nR. l. X. NEWTON of Boston will not practice
~ in NewYeri tas Proposed) until May Notice will be
of
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STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and embsking passenger Queens
relanj). The Liverpool New York, aud Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend dpatchins their fup0wered Clyde