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E'ERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at the
CITY HALL

On MONDAY. March 2s 1854 At II O'Clock O. NJ, win b.
sold AZ Public Auction n the highest bidder viii adequate
,ecny Tor term Of Ten Years Lem the Let d1y o! May,
Tie LEASE Of n. Ferry now established from tie foo, Of
Houtonst East River, EewYoIk to the foo, Of Grsnds,
me LEASE Of the Forry now .sbied from the zoo. o.
23dst, East river Eew.York, to Gr-enpoint L. l.
The LEASE OF the Ferry cstablbed from the loot Of
9rsnds' Eat River, hewi orb 20 the foot Of OIsnd'i
The LEASE q The Ferry now established from the foot Of
Sorih Ivei Newton to tie loot Vi fa'0ia
he LEASE Of the Ferry established from The foot Of
TIE said several FERRY LEASES viii be soid with sll
The dsGis pnyes and advantage. thereof belonging " The
Corporation Of The City 81 a,swcl,Is
The conditions tnd q he Ies,e. 10 be IN ~.
usea f1n OF fcy Leases hes.oofe entered into BY lie
ISo Lesse for each Of e aboyenamsd Fers. TO be made
to Ferries and 70 covenants III, psIi OF
lessee lesec that be they ~" condHc' sna 1AEss. ihs
ordinancss "a bylaw. as ar nay rf, 9ol s
dme be made paced By TIE CoinSon CoaneA or see
The parcl..,r Of u. Ferryfeas ard 3, sppsndss,. in
ale the coloe,olaf The ii.y Rc,onoe sum equal to
twenty per cent q the snot I'D fo The snn rent to sP
ply tho rent OF the first Qutsf IN be execute.
lease with the usual z, ohcgue 20 be fortified 10
ibe Corporation evil be requsd sso, 70 frri.b An 90
l.f0u, G The tme sIscutHd By sur--s 20 ts
eject that he wiz erece bond. with ,Hsc. 10 be up
Is1 md fI 81, s ,,ssi Of ,hs GOV ~.
Dc lease Bond. sfa Reyrru. s,pts 70 b. nsd by
The purchaser and expense whatever Il 10 be neuA by
the CorPoTaon oI cE 10 ,ctoD With he Pier SIP Of
BukheSd premises proposed 10 he is4sed duns tho term
Of the lease. 49,
should tie iess. q the above named FERRIS other Q!
them BE- puossed by Isrtea other Than the preson osfes'
they viii bc equred In sccosdance wi the rovHons OF
the Laws Of the state purchase At fir tTPra,sd valuation
soud the present issscrs desire 10 te tho boaii, building
aud Ituos necessary the purposos ~ sfeuy said rane
10 be hIed by persons selected By ne Old ard new lesser In
the parties eauno agree A. 10 The GDouni TO be pad Tor
the
The Lease shall also contain covenant requIn, eel, Ferry
Bout 10 have eached 81 IT. engine fire apparatus OF force
pump with not less than 80 feet Of hose OF the quality and
dimensions that used tho Fire Department Of the Cay
OF York and 20 BE- used foi the sItnghren OF fges
whenever required by the Chief Engineer his assAi Of
the Fire Department 81 the City - kewY0 Tor heh
ices tie Lesoes shall receive Twenty Dollars FER hour r
seh hour engaged and tim. 20 be counted lees than ons
hour. MATTHEW H. BRENNAN, CololtIolef-
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OKnsANeE ornoE, Wan DIR F7Ygsr !

oKnsASeeE ogTcE. wtE pF,r,'Fs5T1s,EsT,
PROPOSALS. win be received by this Depart
4 uent until TUESDAY March O. At O'Clock p. m, for
the delivery the Springfield Arog hsss ~ 6s0 single
sets Of WTonghIon Work or United States Artillery haI
Tho Harness Irons to be pskei in welinade boxes
containing twelve snse ses each beng assortment FOR fouI
wheel and e, lead holsi and zach twelve ssi 50 packed
viii cnnss; OF the following Fiecss.
3psiIs long H-mes, complete.
pairs short Hamss, complete.
% f{Tsce '1 cGPs, w + s' ~ Biyet.
double Loops OF kYes.
y saddle Loops (ben. loI eantiei.
p Ions ch;ios, with ToEsle.
~ hort Chains VITA losyies
Leg Dusrd. viii 10 Rivet,
Q Saddle Loops, straight, lor ritins s-ddie ppnne'
yi"t 10 H. Psoi 49,. 10 he son "a M aied nd :, The
Springfield Amory-sre be smoothly finished, nj the
S Of Sn cr a L the o 81 b Of o oop Of
which be obtained IT this oce, AZ tie No o1s Agency
Al the liens are 20 be vel aPsnned,he jpsn 20 be Of DE
best quality and wen be.ed They srs 10 be subject 10 In
The Haao, arc bo marked wi the makers Ee-e, ths
,e and the letters L. A. TIE latter lsties ole fourth u
Al the pieces sr. TO be PIT up proper bandle' properly
labeled ard each boz e % h. csI-i'y packed - prescribed
by The ln'Pecior TIE pacing box 70 BE- PAD ior 81 We IN
Deliveries ave 70 s med. ?, The ra, n not les, than .rty
IRE 20 deliver at specbsd tine viii subject the contractor
forfeiture OF the uonbeT be may M 10 deliver 81 that
Tine -.-u
sI'sP: . Ger e e ;. 'r;asy ss
snl who bring .inYe evidence thi they have In h- own
,hor, III tho machinery and sppss Tor tuI.ny cat the full
smoun, q wors specified r-r dsy
BIDDER. win b. required 20 furnish rrgrer securities for he
proper performance o. the wJis Eri Vi. .coss with he
BID The written oiss setss their
orn slsnaiurvG
into bonds with appr0 srre. for IL isi VI .ecuton
upou the ward being .3e successful bidos VIII DC notl
fed and hIrp.hsd with fOrEz Of contact aud bond -
The department e hight 10 reject sny u al lids II
not deemed sss siSetofy. .
Prop6s.. Wi he sJir,l,a TO Bris.8is1 General Geo. d.
Rsr1ssy Chief Of Ordnance Msslins.on Cy" and III be
iadoT.ea Proposals ior Ha-nels hons
OEO. Il RAtiSAY
Brixu drr G-nsrpi Chisf OF Ordnance.
pppyaNts cvYIOE wan DrrARr.sSv.t
NAsHIsgioE, March q, lt4.
The time fr opsunI unoer the shove log ioIss
nu.us IL 10. ponsf 1ntl tho rh Inst aud b- bet de-
livery to April :, iJJL GEO y. kA1ssa,
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hssIsrlyr QriRTTRNhsTERs OFFICE
No. l53 Broo.ue a.. Me-. orr City, March ., 1884.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- this OFF until WEDNESDAY, sh inst, ., u o'coet
~ ADDITION 10 the Pos. Hospsl a. FoGt Schuyler ~ Y
Plans and specifications DO examined and information
respecting tie obtained 81 This 3hoe Ofsrs should b.
indorBed Proposals Hospital Addition and addressed
T. tie uuder.i gfad. By order Of
Major SgTwlET NAg NLTFT QusrterTnss;Ar U. 3. 4.
II. 4. MORGAN, Captain md 4. o II.
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IMMATURE A. NaStc.
Fur Rise,. S:e6 Se;s........ 5.5S MOOn-Seis...-
HIGH
EsDdy TIook 7.l5 l-isnd.. Hell Gste.... 949
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" CENTS per pound paid for old Books,
1T Newspapers aud Pamphlets 'eh ".,Ie you
sci, elsewhere for will gusrantso 90 pay nor. than sy
other in the city Paper OF OIL snds on hand or mann
featured to order. MANAHAN MILLAH, Who'eus ~'~
RslsI Pi4eI NkneLouss, Nv. 40 spr1csit, ~ j.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

ITO RAILROAD TRAVELEES.-For full
r. Information IN reference Time Tables Stations, Dis
tances end Connections, Illustrated by ONE HUNDRED
hAlLWAf MATS representing the Principal Railways d
tLs country, ace APPLErOhS RAILWAY GUIDE. -
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JrolI, sc.

IRON, IRON, IRON.
Il No. American Pig Iron, various brsui,
No Scotch III, Iron vsiou. brands.
$50 Tuns Broken Mnch,reFy Cast Iron.
% Tuus old Csr.Whe,ls snd Cannon
200 Tons Hcrs, Shoe Iron, all tizes
80 1ur, 2Il bes Tyre Iron
200 Tons No. / Wrought SrTsp Iron
For sale in lots ~ anted, by - -
MoEEE & JUDsOE
Nos. 457 aud 80 Water -. New York.
TlNIN PLATE, SHEETlRON OF all kinds Tin,
Lead. Zinc spelter Copper, Se. for ssle BY EDWARD
g. SHERMAN No. 253 Prhr'i, beo kulou and John.
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~ the only utadiciuc married single ladies can rely
upon with fsf-ty end certainty for removing DISTINCTIONS
Suppesiens &c. from whs cause Ladies who defIe
avail csnsee Of Dr. Lewiss valuable certain, and safe
method Of renewing Distinctions Suppressions, &c, from
whatever cause without Tho Of medicines can 10 so At one
interview. Ladies from distance return the same day
Excellent rooms tilted up ~ style for accommodation OF ladies'
4. LEWIS NJ. D., fhy,icitn for Females, No Beschtt
hat Nnr,rt ANDY Er1a 9vvav
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MARKET CELLARs and OTHER PROF.

1tl ERTY Of the CORPORATION 70 bs LEASED At
AUC1ON-No,ice Il heTsby given that tie Comptroller Will
TUESDAY the 2sth day Of March, 1874 st o'clock p
q the City Hat irase biis o. public 6ucioD hRHkET
CELLARS, HOUSES ard LOTS, Hay SCALES. aud other
Corporation properly for term o I've yeafI iTom the hi!
day Of May, 1874.
Catalogues containing Tie description location and terms Of
sale may be bad upon eppcsiOn to tie Collector City her
enue, at this Office.
MITTHFW II. BRENNAN Comptroller.
City q YORK Department o. finance, tofoptf0er'
Office, FEB. 2iih 1864.
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EFFECTS or MERCURY
SWANS PANACEA has been for nearly half century
cures f the c-r,cte- Of which reference Ia made 70 the d.
esiour and books (which may be had gIsl accompanying
ghu for renersl publication whore the patients have beeu
almost eaten With seToGs aud were deemed ncaIADi' ~
pbyscians.
cn recommended by the most celebrated physieA1s and
otl.r eminent persons Amous others by " obson y ~
Prof Of surgery. Penn IiuvaryI Nslcntns Mott a. D'
Prof Mid Penn University; ". Chapman NJ D. Prof OF
Pbyrc penn University T. Psrte NJ D.. PRECEDENT College
Physicians Philadelphia Dr. Del yso Prot Of Medicine,
HysUs jos. Eourehco de Luz Prof Of Surgery Lisbon;
Cdpmon Member Of Royal College Surgeons London; q.
w. Irving late Minister 10 SPAIN Sir Thomas Pearson,
H,jorGsnerd British ARMY Gilbert Robertson British
Consul &c. .. -. -, =.
The wonderful cures oeocted by sWAIMS PANACRA
have lor many years made II invaluable remedy; The
Pbuaeeh does not contain mercury In any FORM and pong
Preparation may be siYen to the most sender
The retail price hes been reduced 80 per bottle icon
.sning three hall Pntsl or ;hree bottles ISI -
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swoims Pansces T. In round bottles, 1u-d lonstudnsly
with the follow ing letters blown on the Ssss:
Having the OF JAS SWAIN stamped on the sealing wax
md written the Internal Hevenpe label eOVehu. te
cork and splendid engraving tho side Of The bottle by
Dspe, Co.. bankDote engrsyers In The center Of which Is
peTsors purchasing the Panaces win be careful 10 observe
that The name SWAIN Is correctly spelled they need net be
ALSO swAI,rs vYRMIFUGE,
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved remedy
for ell discs.c ,rng rom debility Of tho digestive organs
such hrdity Of tho Stomach, Worms, Coers morbu.
kc See the pamphlet (which may be had gat) accompany
ing the Verlaiiuse. -, ,-,,,. -, >,
STAND, SOUTH sEVEETH-Sr, BELOW CHESTNUT,
fhiisdePda end cold by sl druggists IN the United ssatel
SCmEFFELIN BROTHERS l. Co,
A
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Matbinerp.

DEYNOIDS Turbine Water heels.-1he
most psrfoc, water ssving erD' and durable Wheels
IN TALBOT undeTlnD, NJ lao Rr0idway, hrwiofk.
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Jane. Robinson Co. Experienced heavy bead winds
the psssa@e. -.
s5rr rhebe, Morrow, Hsssns - d'y' With oransos'
Y. P.af a.
sehr. Joseph wooiey, Laacy. Gouo-ser d~ys.
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FORM or oFFFR.

Tor wei ----- of ------, s'ste ~ -,
b.,b Ar snd ayee furnish The follow 'ngsr- srtires
and az, FOR tho Of ,he H. III. ES.sDisieut, seca-
b T. DE now ans Ia 0nny 60 The Ems 81 tlr ad
yr,i-eusni Of the L. H. Inspector at Boston thereto np
nv Tor curl Ost be accepted tos vel reqnest that
tst nay be sfdod ~ - for signal re and GER
thcate tsis'a'V'''j
(Plsce)
tDitel
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4tf0ical.
rICBALM and COUGH

DAKER's RHEUMATIC BALM and COUGH
- MIXTURE; Bekcrs Fever Cooler, and Besers Group
CA louia be ti found wi bout Tce per bottle .c Also
baGers Kidney Gravel Remedies viii be found Invaluable
P1ro 80 Principal depot No. l4 lah.st. Eew York
rear stlay Remedies 20 any address receipt Of
shove suouuis Sold by druggist generally.
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PORN OF GUARANTEE.

TVl.f VT W = I'ftf'I''T'
Va the unitT.iyro,l residents Of ----, Ia DE sts.
Of - hereby Jointly uud sryeFtiy cosrrunt With TIE
United states end guarantee IN TIE esong bid Tor ds)
az - be accepted that he Tor ticy) VIII, within ten
-. Tor tho anc ~ TIM sd lid Tor pd execute the
s,tact for the with good and sufficient sr-es 20 de-
oruy 10 the term. OF tie enlightenment under which
Insd- and hereto appended and in case the sad ---
IN 10 enter into the contract aforesad gisrsn'ce
1 male good the difference between the ofsr Of the aid
- and the nett lowetbdder tsignsturesl
Wtnes.;
tDe'c)
hereby certify that, 70 the best Of my knowledge aud he
BeL the above nsInod Fasntofs sio Eoes ard h'ent
'si-Ist Tes)
lrwel
,lste)
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r'O THE AFFLlCTED-Mr. CARRENO,
Il No. lle secondsy, with the celebrated "TROPI
CAT BAsAM disease Of the Chest and Throat; also Feon
Wounds Icers and other maj dseaes No charge
poUr at home from 90 10 In and from 10 d. M.
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PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.-The NEW
Il YORK OAS-LIOHT COMPANY will receive, nntil
March 10th iHs, offers for hor product Of COAL TAR for
year commencing June l. 1874 for particulars, sppy u
ihe of.ce Of thn COMPANY. No. l.9 Nnsisr.st.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON. ..f.
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURg, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The ard starch steamers NJ the Norwich lins
CITY or BOSTON snd CITY OF NEW.YORK
leays Ne-York daiy sunday, exceptedi q. O'Clock o. n
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot OF YsslIyss
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Worcester Nashua, and New London Northern Railroads.
Fes taken at the lowest rates for information inquire
Of e. S. MARTIN. Agent, on the Pier.
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TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK:

IhAlNb LEAVE
QT), $50 41o and (EI p. m.
For Bridgeport, !. (EI.l, ll;Oa ~ 1:ia tELb u"
UI.), $780, ADO and (Ex. ?.
Por Milford and strstford y 1850 $50 $50 p m
For Fsirheld Southport and Westpoit, nsV M $50
t.Q p. H. ur-,
$3.50, t:30, 800, 8 (EKl pm -
For Ds,n and Greenwich 1850 ll:U m 3:'o' S~'
$3.50 p NJ ar s. ,so
OIL 3:5o $50, $780, tEI.lp o.,,n
For Pom Chester and Intermediate stations, s i'sS%
M ; $3.50, ts3O $50, $50 p. m. - - .
N' ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, "a m lEs 500 E1h sp n
Tor Boston via Shore Line, 1915 TAB Up M
For Hereford aud Springfield, tE1), n;@ m s:~
tE1.), p. m. . 49,,
II 30 Q. IL TO Northampton. go
lor Hartford Providencs and Fi'hkh hsirosd' stHAh
II m. 40.
For New Haven, New,London and stonington Rslreads
a m l2:l5 3 ep
For tsnsl Rsilrosd, 1918 p. IN. to Northampton.
For IlousatoniC k6ilroed, g. NJ.
Eor Nsugntucs Railroad, Q q. M, P -
Tor psn6ury aud Norwsk Railroad, ., $50 40
Io1nn,odicus See ping Cars attached 10 P. Trains
JAMES IL. HOYT, Superintendent.
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'TApSCOIT's LONDON aud LIVERPOOL
Il PASSAGE OFFICE, No. o. South st. New Yort-
pkAfTs On ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
TAPsCOTT's CELEBRATED LINE OF LIyERPooL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK.
DAYS.
tres wishing 70 take passage, send for their friends or
remit money to The Old country Do tho lowest
by sppy.nsto TAPsc0TT BRorHERs 4 Co,
No. % southst.
TIVE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM.
Il SHIP COMPANY viii dispatch monthly their and
hrstcsss British iron steamships CELIA and BELLONA,
eaen ZVoJ tn, sl Ap horse powell IOWA and OHIO each
800 tuus ond $40 horse power INDIANA and MASAT-
TAN each 500 tgn' and GO borse power between LONDON
aad NEW-lORk calling at hANRE tho voyage from
London. Rates Of 2ssage able Ia UNITED Cur
RENcr From NewI or, Eir Cabin, $50; Second Csbin,
80; Seerage $50. From London Hsvrs, First Cabin,
1905 second Csbn, so; steerase, so n. B.-Thess
e ag nv 10 od CSs u e a scru,Ty.
% broadway. For freight apply at No. a souhst.
ROWLAND ASPISWALL, Agents
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STEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing At Queenstown Cork HsIbos)--The nell.known
steamers # tie Live pool NsEYor and Philadelphia Steam
.hip Company are intended ~ sal as iOlows. - -
CITY Df NEW-fUhh... ssfuftay Alch ~
sit. ~
hoith kHeL
sarFs 90 PAssIeP,
Payable Ia god, or y. equivalent 10 currency:
FIRST tsBIN...... so 0plSrEEhAGE .........S50 %
Frs Cabin 10 London. s. 0piS.erTAse London.. - 90
IiI. Cabin ~ Paris. IS coils eeage TO Paris . o.
fha Cspn 10 Hamburg 81 oosiesrsgo to Hamburg. 81 "
Pr,ssngcrs 4lso forwarded to HAVE Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, lie, Of s1nAly low rsta.. :.
Fares from Liverpool OF Queenstown let Cabin SIS $sS
&lo5 Ste.rsge, r30 Those who wish 10 send tor tbeu
hieIas can boy tckeis here at these rse..
foIfonhrr W nation. oppiy at the t9r psny ecea
JOHN u DALE, Agent No. - p. sdw.y y. y.
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MERCHANT NAVIGATION snd TRANS
Va FORMATION COMPANY, Vi. GROrON, NEW
LONDON, STONINGToN, PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT,
TAUNTON, and EEW-BEbRORD.-fhe splendid steamers
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK viii iesys
Pier No. 10 N. r. foot Of Coursndtst daily texcsP Ssn'
day. o. 4 p. N. -
pany, No. ll5 " estst, corner Of Couftlandt st. .
NeR.Y ork. Nov. D 1859 w N. EDWARDS, AGENT
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ coon end si-r MONDAY Jan 10, 1853, Trains VII
Iesye NEW-Y Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
~ and 10 a. m 100 D. H. end Il Midnight. The 80 a.
Trsin will take Psssenee for BALTIMoRE and WAsHINo
TON ouly This Train makes connection at Phisdeph@
Trains ios Philsdelphis will leave NewYo At and 10 n
u IL. 4 and 6 p. m. and u Midnight
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be received In tSe - n
or 100 n M Trains. j. W. WOODRUFF
De- "a 1857 Assistant Superintendent n j. ~ ~
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MANHOOD nd fhe Vigor al YOnth Resforcd

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
w in -Four Weeks by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE ofLlFE.
This wonderful agent vii! restore Manhood 70 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from EIces IS Sole
Abuse the fects Climate, Natural Causes The time
required the IL ogr wees all
ure is impossible. DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIVE l.
sold Instructions for 30 four quan
tee in one foT 50 Sent carefully packed receipt Of rvn
by hi accredited agent CcusfT sent free receipt
Of four stamps. FHlLfP ROLAND, No. al DToome-si.
One SooT y est from BroadA ay. New-loTs.
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IOTi PENNSYLVANIA CENTRaAlL
Il Oll-fA u Il rANnARn 0AuGE AND DOenL

Tl - PFNNSYEVANIA ~ EN n1IpnI
Duh. r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND NJ ~ ~ ,nnts
TRACK Al through trains for the West ~ rb,crs2
leave Ne,sYork from the foot Of Coun & ;,s Nv IN.
tickets hicago Milwaukee. st. Paul ana m s Iosis
cisvclsnd and 81 POntss - 'Ss We
and sorthwe be procured o. toe he epot ooi
ofCoorsns, Through usin, Leave New p.;,.S
3 ~ Esprs;. u. PLnsdsipAa arrives IN fa'''0'sA"
49, sp M Express. vi, Philadelphia arrives In Ris''sa'sA
i:l0pm .u.,oun .r,ixes In pittsbursh n
1880 y. cu1sx Via PhIlsdelphia lesvina
Newf'n"'F :" Z. ELLIOTT, Passenger Assns,
No AStef HeQse
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK, via the Er4
10 CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads for al principal cities In the West
This road Is being extended and will be complete
running Mansfield Gallon Urbsna, Dayton, Caein
nati and 81. Louis, without break Of gauge . -
T. H. GOODMAN Cen Ticket Agt., Il Z. SWEETSER
Meadvillo, Pa General Supt.
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E'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,v VIA NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVEA--The splendid ard superior
steamer BAY STATE. Csp, Brown. lea,cs Ssy- York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, h
O'Clock D. IN, end the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayt a. on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, ct ocloel =. n.
from Pier No. North River
Iiereser viii BE- regarded secnred 10 '-
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston Is forwarded through with gres. DIR
by an Express Freight Train.
Z. LllrLEFlED. Agent No. u Brosiws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
H ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov. i2 ls63.-Lssvs
Jsmesshp and 3ihst, T. r. sts -Fridsys and Sstus-
days a. ssoFor Greenport Sag Harbof, Happtens,
For Syosset at m. II and p For Jznxics sl
and II N. and and p. m.
from 3th stopping ell Stations Fare for tins usin a
excursion rates.
fOF syOsse on Sundays s,s;t p H. 'Sppins ~ :s.'
tons. A. hEASOSEhr SupcSintendcne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

I'VE SFRING OF TIE HEAK lS the proper
time take cleansing and purifying medicines o. which
sWAlh. PANACEA
sWAIhS CELEBRATED PANACEA, FOR TIE CURE
on SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SMELLING, RHEUMATISM DISEASES
CY THE LIVER AND SKIN, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES
Or THE BLOOD
and TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

ERE RAiLNAY.-Passenger trains leay,
IL frOIn foot II ChsmbensL:
g. H. Express for Buffalo.
$50 NJ. Milk daily for 0hsYins.
l0s M, Mail for Buffalo aud intermediate stsiona
l:l5 p. n, Way, for Port J-rvis ard Eewhurgh.
Might ExpreSa, dairy, for Dunkirk Buffalo Roshss
ter Csnsndssus snd principal stations Train Of Saturday
runs through TO Buffalo, but does not DuBkiTt
ChAS. AlNUT. Genera Superintendent
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-11
Last Of Grand Jurors for June Z 1864

Last Of Grand Jurors for June Z 1864.
Abbott.-Wm. Suhr. David Conway.
Genesee.-Nathan Brown
Harrison.-E A. Doud Ezekiel Rocks, Is
rael Dodge, H. S. Beebee.
Hebron-L. II, Hall, H. NJ. Rathbone, Ju-
illus Baker, w. r. Green, w. G. Reynolds,
Solomon Lamberton.
Oswayo.-Silas Andrews.
Pleasant Valley.-Israel Burt
Roulet,-George Weidrich, D. P. Reed.
Sharon.-W. S. Starkwether.
Sweden-Jacob Harrington.
Sylvania.-Wm. Haskins.
Ulysses.-John Bingham, J. ". Freeman,
7. A Galutis.
Wharton.-Stephen Horton.
TRAVERSE jurors.
Allegany.-J. R. Wildman, J. Fl. Heggie, J.
J. Bishop, VIM. Rodgers.
Bingham.-Chester Blodgett.
Coudersport.- Reissman.
Rulalia.-J. F. Brehmer, D. D. Colcord
Genesee.-Thomas Collar, J. C. Cavanaugh.
Harrison.-Henry Strathan, Ira Nelson, D.
P. Burly.
Hebron.-George Vanenwigen, N. Dwight,
G. W. Goram.
Hector.-David Warren, W, T. Leach jr.,
Amos Northrup, David Kilbourne.
Homer.-Walter Edgecomb, Ed Thatcher.
Keating.-A. L. Wright, Pliny Harris.
OswaYo.-C. R. Kelts,
Pike-John NJ Kilbourne.
Roulet.--Chris. Knowlton.
Sweden.-S. Y...Acker, ]. 7. Jackson.
Ulysses-A. B. Gibbs, Abram Bennitt, T.
J. Baker, VIM E. Freeman, L. V. Drake.
West Branch. NJ. Horton.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-11
EXCELSIOR HAY PRESS.

H 4RDER'S PATENT. The subscriber has
Z G the right of Manufacturing and Selling
for Potter county Harder's Patent Excelsior
Hay Press, Patented 1863, and which took the
first premium at the last State Fair. One OF
these Presses will be in Coudersport, from the
10th to the goth of December. Any person
wishing to buy the Right for township or
the county, can have the Press. There will
be one manufactured by W. B. Gordnier. For
further particulars inquire at the " Journal
Office G. Wainwright.
Couderspert, Pa. Nov. ~, 1893 pd