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CoIRT CALENpAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-C ircuit.-Part Nos. 700
76l 1888 l0 Io5 1851 1895 1885, Il03 il07, lie9 lo'i
mi his 1873 ll75 Ill., ISL ll3S. llil. Part .shor
csuses-Nos 1898 1890 1884, i2a2 1854, laS 1913 1893 1871
1877 80 .
SUPREME CoURr-Specal Term.-Nos 45s Of Is
sues Of law and fact - ANN
SUPERIOR CoURT-part Mos. I'LL, 3205, 3lS5
2727 2sI5 1862 1857 333 1887 33S, 1871 337s 1891, 1888
1895
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Trial Tcrm.-Ad
journed for the term.
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IAdgetis,rnent |

A BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIos, free from tan,
L1rpee and seke nlsy easily b. procured by usiy the
BALE OF Tboos,sp fLoxsKs" For ,Lsvins it IL
v,,ed II sconpessd Of palm oil honey and other valuable
ntcss, highly ptromed by is own Ingredient, and When
esso o wsshng ngi ard oornrs renders tie akin sO snd
sr1A, ono hes Yen fsDn'h. sod b, I'll Dfutgista
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Arrived.


s,..n,bIp Cit, Of Lin,riet (Brl. Eynor, Liverpool sh
inst, rd,e and psss John q. Dale Had heavy W. Wiad'
The .utr. passage. Jan lat a. Ion. Is 90 large guam
t,i. OF nrld the ~ 13,h s q 10. Ion vi 49, e.
changed 1ynas with Cunard steamship 'teetaS y
18th lat IL 90 lon o. 90 ps'sed sr-v Steamship ''eef
ing Y. 49,, IN, v,- y,o.,
Jan II: via Qusensto~n 10th p. ndse and pass 70
John O. Dale. kIpersneed W. gJes. Was obtained 'wo
Liverpool IN consequence OF d.nse FOG Jan 10 ,,
lnos W. Of oyhesd ps...d stesnship Ednburrh bound
10; lsth la 80 ca lon. q a. psnst buinped screw
steamer without bowspt bound w. 10 lat - lon " %
10 lon 81 exchanged night Signals with hrs risged screw
steamer bound w 2s,h 100 es T. Of Sandy Hoeh, rs,ssd
steamship Scotis, bound Y. - =,
steamship Ch.mpion, Jones' A'ph~.n 18Th inst. malls
speeis L., to ID. II. Allen.
stesn,p Rosnoks Drew Havana Jan. n, Hdse and pss'
10 Ludsul. Heineksn Co. . .
steamer Thorn (U s. absporl, Morgan EewbeTn days,
ballast to u. 4. QuArterInAsirT.
Steamer Pelican, Wsldfou, Providence.
Bah q. w Horton (of Rocklsndl, Pseiard Cayenne Dec
IT, St Martins I6th salt 20 Ne,osft Duncan.
Barn NJ h. Trout Nicholson. Philadelphia days. ndse 10
Metoalfk Duncan.
Bari Almsns, swan Eew.orean, 10 day., sugar se to
master -.
Brs J. w. Johnston (of Liverpool n 81, Foster Bar.
BADGES 20 days ballast T. T. Dwight. H been 10 days "
Of HsiterAs and encountered be~v, w and ~ w sales
split sails aud shipped heavy which shifted The ballast
and stove the buiWsrts.
Big Augusta Helena tBrem) Jansen, St johns r.,
sugar and moss,es 10 W. Ingalls,
Schr Arlington. Morse baltimore days, coal
sohr. A. B. Teuy. Baker. New Haven.
sohr nsIia tof Shelburnc. ~ Philips, St johns r.,
days orange, to Brett. Son Go.
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lAdvertisoment.I
DruoREsT's ILLUSTRATED

; ;Ip,trstious JenDie Junos Psrlor Kitchen, and M
~Y o.sp with other valuable literary matter In DEN
rSrs NawYoRK LIusTRATKD news n this week, the mo
,pcy and interesting lustrsed pSpey now " America PM
s'ceDt, Sold everywhere. Now Ready.
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[Advertisementl

sup- the hight place Phrsnoogy indicates this EIsnua
ton. daily by FowLks WrLL, no. 30a Broadway class
OF practical nstetion eets Tue,dsy and Friday Eyennsr
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allowing receipts

ha ast two were not levied upon. out caUVu W 'Ho
x.c.iyers Office and paid their tax and interest under
vrc,e.t Twenty OF the most prominent Insurance
Companies in the city forward some days ego and
Voluntarily paid the amounts which they weTo respect
,,.,, taxed About thirteen companies, against which
~.yrsn.s were yesterday issued viii be levied upon
today
prominent officer Of one OF the delinquent oompa'
ma, Yesterday visited the Tax oOe and expressed s
a,.pprobation at the course which his Company had
,rrped-remarling that the Insurance Companies were
.sre creatures of the Legss.ure that the stockhod-
,u,re EXEMPT and that IL 10 had his way he would
NY the amount without grumthng.
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THE RosB HILL SOLDIERS RELIEF AsSocIA'
ssox.-Mr. Stephen Msss.tt gave an entertainment
istely for the soldiers benefit at Nibos Saloon Inc
s.poving 10 an acknowledgment Of the same:
JANUARY H. 1854
~ ~ SrrPBxs MLuErT. -
D1,p sI: The ladies Of the Ros. Ell Soldiers Rsle A.
sss,o desre me be sincere and hearty thanks
Sos your uatutous services and interesting opsTtsnsn
Ebe soldiers too viii think OF you with love snd gTst'
tad soI you will have assisted Ia giving them many Gscsos
Which the poor invalid % much f-luiIes.
yerv rs.psctfuliy NJ. {. y WKsTcoTT, Secretary.
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JAN 22s...mships-GO Bsylsy, Empire, jersey Blue.
Shiv-Arduillhn.
Bar s-Anna s,ephane =. sclults.
Brig-Ilhnnlh Hicks Lyons, DsnL TroHbTdse Mary Ann.
MILO Flying seud Meta. Abby Fenno. John Butler aud
Brisk. . .
schooner.-Indu,. Phebe. Robert Caldwell, DELL and
Moonlight.
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DIVOBCI bUIT.
David l.. Ples at Justine Files. Divorce granted

UNITED STAT COMMISSIONERS oFFICH-JAs. q
-beior. Con missioner Osborn
PASSING COUNTERPART POSTAGE CURRENCY.
The United States sgt Meh-ci Mcclure .
The defendant was arrested and brought before
the CouioneT chrsea with passing I've ooon,ee'i Ie-n
.,,npE of postal currency and srsnnAon fully commit
ted 70 await the action OF the Grand Jury
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lAdveYt;semeni.l

CoUGRs HOARsENEss, and the various throat
Affections 10 which Public Speaker Mitary Officers. aid
Singers liable relieved BY "B,ooas Bronchial T'Oe.e'
ssvins di,re influence the Affected ps'., they ssy
EsluonAry Irritation
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miscellaneous.

COTTON wASTE-For Machinery, wiping
foI BY '' " v. 'T2GLaIN' No. 10 @SihA@'-
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM
L PIuE1s aud LIBRARIES, BOUGHT for CASH a,
No l13 9Th sv between sh AID 10th as large stock Of
BOOKS for SALE
IRON! IRON!
j. / coo ton, Grey Forge Glendop. =. Newark, NJ.
LEGO t1ns ORGY forro Hudson, At Hudson, ~ y,
so ton, No. Foundry Allentown, At Ehssbs'hpof' OF
: ESQ taaa No. Pois.psis, in yard.
$50 tuns No. Alien 10 yard.
30 tan. 10 wlOush, scrap, N yard
| $50 tun- No. Pose-p.ie, in Phiad,phI
| 100 lun- Spike Rods. sic D. ZIG, |.
800 Beet B Iron in store to sniys houi Liverpool
' 100 o. ,un. aale.bis Iron Pot. for forso PurPo'
,SS ton. k Re-; s.s iSaaGS5y PD'P'''
~ fETTEE, WILSON l Co.,
Nos. 22G and 20 ssnihst.
ILLUSION WIGS and OUPEES.-Jsponics
As S. S.ssf S,s siSas 1rs GSs rS.as,s
MOLDAyIA CREAM
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
Fer s,rsthsuins Bssu,iyng and Preserving the Hair to
the l.. period Of s restoring the ..snssd fluids and Civ.
e Of epe,h .ops,, and u.er wesk and thin hair slim.
ul.n ..d producing growth un.qased BY any other
preparation.
| PREPARED and sold ty w. A. BACHELOR aeais csle-
hu,sd WIG and ToUPEE Establishment, 10 Bond.t. ~ Y.
MAKE YOUR OWN SHOW CARDS.
wi Every business mako his show Cards in
tbraurl glossy black letter. by soneng boz containing
eut sample ties ,d hguresfouT different sye-sphsets
an hume sas with ihes paints aud full difecons iucosed
| ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR
| NICHOLS Co, Show Gard Depot,
| No. IL North 6th,'., Philadelphia
MARBLE Mantlos.--The best place in the
l city lreL,~ cheap and well finished Nantes is At A
Klabsrs MAIte Marufsctoy 100 Eat 18th st., I'd sv,
n. y. Cut this out
M ANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
WI No 10 Broadway, NY
| SOLD MANUFACTURES or
| HAyONS SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL.
FOR Railroads, Steamships, and Factories.
V,HE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
| i old NEWSPAPERS OF every description, old PAM
lPHLETS VI every hind, cid BLANK BOOKS and LEDG-
Frs that written full, and sll kinds of WASTE PAPER
from BANKERS insurance companies brokrr patent medicine
derots printing Offices book bndrs pablo sad private u
brsro hotels steanboats railroad companies cypress Offices
&c. sTOIkNELb q EMEhSON, NO 20 Annvt'
mo RS.-TwENTY CENTS A
n POUND will BE- paid for OLD TYPE Ia exchange oi
WOOD TYPE Of any style, at the OLD PRICES, or
for ELECTROTYPs CUTS ,howr ia any Specimen Boob.
1t PRlNTlR's WAkfnOusE grtans buildings, New
J YUt q. tVoLI>
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SUPERIOR couRT-Tn ITrns-J.s. 2s.--Bosor. JUST
h.RrOUp.
ACTION OK POLICY on INsuRAhcE.

" William Tucker agt the Mechanics Fire Insur.
suranee Company This Is action brought 10 recover
s'VO tie smouD Of policy Of insurance issued BY tie de
isAasa on ths stock groceries belonging tue plaintiff ir
re prcn No 30 Penyvara avenue Weshing ton, ID. c.
the laipn claiming that the stock goods in the store
worth SIfH which Wa. totally destroyed except some
FSI worth, Which was seyed IN damaged condition.
The defendants se up by Of dsenso thst the plaintiff
failed 10 comply with the conditions OF the policy ir.ued
him snd thst the stock in the va. moi worth more thar
$4,000 the time tie fire occurred.
Tie stock wssnsuTed to the O. $4,000 nddtiora
to the sued for in this action The Gus. (. mi on
Mesra Gilbert Dean and Edwards Pieuepout for th,
plaintiffs John hEdEonda and Henry j. scudae for De
PENDANTS.
Before Justice GAhvIs,
ACTION AGAINBT TIE CITY.
Egbeh L. Vels tgt. the Mayor Aldermen and III,
Of the City Of New York.
This setiep 10 brought BY tie wetnoep suTv.yo, End
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STREET CLEANING OPBRATIoSs.-City In
syssor Bocle |. taking sdvantsgs Of the present mid
weather TO give the streets thorough cleaning nnd
hss duriug the last week or two removed severai
suEarsd carloads OF dirt snd filth. which had socunn-
Ased in the various thorcugbfsIes during the coid
spel when it almost impossible for the street
s,esJe rs 10 labor. The work is being pushed iorSo
With energy, and should the mid term continue "eeA
longer the city viii at the expiration OF that lime re
eissr .. II was last June
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CAPITAL wANTED.-s56,6OT to slO0, GOO

~ wanted for the purpose Of growing Cotton lae o0u.n
BY three highly respectable and competent pe0Iss,
bied experience. Of the parties gives them advantages ho
usually possessed by those engaging in the
10 the ldeHes Of the fdson, the capital should De pdgea az
erce and ind tcement such point any ind
ydua firm furnishing $4,000 Of the capital lone han casf
add the balance In three and six monh Will be- entitled to
consignment Of the entire product OF 500 acres Subscription
will be received for any not less than one aoa'
Explanations made and subscriptions received by
ID. C. GREEN No. 233 PesIl.st, Nsw.YOrk.
New. YORK, Jan. 49, 1854,
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sURaO6ATE'S CoURT-J.s i7.-Bescre Surrogate TroEss
LII

In re- The will OF Charles Hopper
The Surrogate has decided to reject the will on
tia round mental pscity Of the doeessed This case
k, been two years litigation aid has been very bitterly
oontsstaA The will IT nay be remenbered purgOred 20
leave the estate Of deoesied the setnens friend society
and tie L.d.. Union aid Society Il contested BY the
widow and nephew. Of Hopper The property !, said 10
.uount TO over O0. ali OF which, II tie Suroric,
decision b. sustained vii the widow heirs ct s~, and
ueIt Of KIN.
Benj,mn J. Blsnlmsn and Chagncey shseer Tor propo
n,nt, james Brady and Benjamin Gsbrsiih ioT tho
gestantz
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven, etELl, ll:so IA 2:ls tEIb 500
(Ex) sJQ. 4:3o and (EI) ..
For Bridgeport, !. (EEl ll:ooA N. l2:ls EIh 500
For Milford and Strstford T. lloos m. $50 l,sop
For FsIhed, Southport and WsstpoEt, lSoa ~ s;sos
For Eorwsi. T. $50 II:so q m; l'n tEIl 400 ELI.
80. 40, $50, lEX pm.
For Daiien and GTeenwich 1880, il:'o $50, 49,
For stanford T. CE.l $50 100. m li;ls E1) 800
Ok $50 49,, 5:3G, EEL pm.
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations, s;o :0A-
NJ $50, $50, $50, $3.50 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield e. M TX 900 tE1b p N
For Boston, Shore Line. 1915 (ET Pm
Fer Hartford and Springfield, tEI), ll:0 m. %"
Ell p. N. -, . -,
II .3os H. to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkn Railroad, 9Th
ll:3OA
FOR New Haven NswLondsn and stoningsn Rsilrosd -
Q a. ~. l2:l5 }, Sp m.
For Canal Railroad, i2i5 p. al. 10 Northampton
For Housatouic Railroad, q IN.
For Nsuutuck Railroad. 8 g. m, p IN
For psnbury aud Norwsk Railroad T. $50 N, %:3o
Comuodioa. Sleeping Cars attached 20 Trains
JAMES II. H0Yr, Superintendent
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kpollen
MenOrnn DIN

Jan a. s y n Ion. y 81. bah Peiads, from Phil,ds
phia for New.OriesnE
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rfyliTvru Il kaslc

MINIATURE us.slc. .
Sup-nl- 7l3 S-ts...... 5:l3 Moon-R!se,... .l0ts
HiGa wAIEk TBis
gsIdy Hooh II ol Oo. ltland... ll:.6 Hell Gss. lII
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The BROADWAY PAyEMEsT.--The Commit
80 Oh Streets Of this Board Of Aldermen M Chip in
abs chair held smother meeting yesterday afternoon for
sss purpose Of hearing further suggestions relative
the improvement Of the Broadway pavement. Several
plans received among which one for cast iron
squares 10 De filed up with broken stone. Two u.
gentlemen interested IN the manufacture OF horse
proposed that horses should DE shod with shoes
Invented by them. which consisted OF combination Of
IRON and yulcanized rubber. These, they contended.
woald prevent horses from slipping. 3ir Nicholson
BOSTON, advocated wooden pavement consisting Of
sohd blocks OF wood BuTnettiged" u would last ten
years and would cost about s. q square yard A com
sanitation was handed in by Mr.. froment .ec commend
ing o composition called "Macadsnized bitumeu
which he said had been tried in France with Ier.ec,
access.
Ny sehenck proposed 70 remove the block con ING
she present pavement and relay them in parallel row.
hun side 20 side. leaving space between each row o
ore inch the nterstce TO be filed with locust OF iron
,osts prepared in asphsltnm The timber iron il "a
70 sunk u inches below The surface 10 give horso
=. good foothold II would cost 80 for iron and g. a
for locust per square yard II oOud be done quickly
block BY block Several other suggestions were offered
consisting Of schemes for breaking or chipping ih
prszent stones and thus afford Il good footnOld 10
Srses. After session Of nearly two hours the Com
zittte adjourned. subject TO the cal o! ;he chair
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Maehinerp.

EOR SALE-A 40.horse.power ENGINE, m
Il periec. order, by tho MILL RIVER WOOLEN MANU-
FEATURING CO., Stamford, Conn.
DORTABLE STEAM-ENGINES MANI
L FAcrURED and for SALE by A. N WooD w.
Eaton. Madison Co., Y.
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Nos-AppEARAScz OF Mr.. CARR.-The Com

NoE-APPEARAScR or Mn. CARR.-The Com
Atttee On Retrenehment and Reform Of the Board oil
Aldermen to whom referred the communication OF
n, Carr late Superintendent OF Sanitary Inspection
which wa transmitted to the Common Council oy
Mayer Gunther met yesterday afternoon ct the Clt'
Es fur ts purpose Of investigating the subject AleI
stina bsif an hour for M Carr who failed 70 reply
% ,he notification 10 be present, the Committee I'D
scurned until Saturday afternoon. by which time VIC
Understand measures viii have been taken TO ooihpe h'
ate danee
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TIE OVERLAND MAn.-Thc overland mai
10 California after fortnights suspension by the
u.ov blockade in the West resumed operations yes!eT
Cav afternoon
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A MINISTERIAL CALL.--The Presbyteral
church corner Of Grand and Croby streets has given
sA TO i,s former pastor the Rev. John Thompson no"
b Canada 10 return. to resume bis pastoral charge
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SEHGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW,YORK VIA the Ems Ems
TO CLEVELAND, O. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads for ell principal cities In the West
running order to Msnsf.J Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cinc0
natl and 81. Louis, without break Of gauge. ,.
T. II. GOODMAN Cen Ticket Agt.l II. y. SWEETSEh
Meadyile. Pa General Sup's
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BOARD OF CoUsCMMEy. -The Board met at ]
s'olock on Thursday, President Hayes in the chair.
Reports were adopted in favor Of laying Belgian pave
asnt in Maiden lane Liberty. and Morris streets, the
sfty TO pay one half Of the expense and the property
holders 10 the streets 70 pay the other half On the
subject Of this pavement there spirited debate.
M Jaaues obecing 10 the present mechanical mode Of
Doing the work and favOring Mayor Gunthers plan Of
general law for paving all the streets in the lower part
Of the city. Messrs. Brandon, Hsggerty. and ether
members cOntended that the improvement Of the streets
should not be delayed. II uncertain that sny gen.
srs plan could be adopted md time would be lost and
e streets become on: Of repair unless action was taken
promptly TO have them repaired Adjourned 70 neIt
Monday at p. m.
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The old sloop ofwn Falmouth sold At suction - A'yih~
sailed from that place tie eth ins hying the English
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or embellishments. "a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
stn,mthip-unted Kingdom tbLl, Buns, Glasgow, y.
hhcdonsldk Co.
Stoamor-John r. Thompson, McKsbe, South Amooy,
Wr Dsl1el.
Shlpl-tieors;sns Eob.msn, Melbourne, II. w. Cameron
Aufofs, Barber, Liverpool HoxAnd Rockingham
Barrs-Colunibo tNor.l heison, oporo, hoimbos Bs
chen; W. A. Plsirnius Head, New c,sAns J. w E'~.
Co. MouietalL. Hammond barbsaaos I. T. Dwisht EdT
Hill DAM, Fey'srs. Santa hartia Es'ou annoil RAJ
uyr. tBrl. Crooker Glasgow. Boyd HneKeni Eiss Orb
Lscou1t-, Bord.ssI, Beetle De frriu: ,,.r,
Hrs.-Qu..n Of the SoaLh, Gros-~eh So Thomas, Wiz
Rers Lady w.,hinron BIh CSres; 81 John y. ~,
p. J. He.iu, sonsI Fashion iBf MURPHY Jsenri Brett
Son Co.. Hoe. iBti prnsn 81 Vincent Miids;sn Co
J.con (fsnnl D-nt-f, Hsy.ns, Wsd Co sprtnseoi
(BrL Smith, Arroyo, r. X, ID T. DeNsL
echoop.rs-E B.nbet D~ch-f Tsnle Sourd, T. j. Camp
bell, Moe. o. Leonard Levitt, fortr... Monroe H.
Wheeler Co }. W. Maitland. Osno~, Bs1nfors, Assfs,
Nephew; Lsara Gertrude. Campbell. Wellington, o. u
Iiur6ut L Co Penny. Th.et.ld. wsshins.on. penar
Brown; Storm Eymyh Rugs. Fslx outh ia, Gee Bailey
z. 5. CoBsnt Wan. Tsmp:eO. sin.en Caps :: y. fy
Land Llscnrn baltimore Merrill abbott Louie, Hammond
Boston i. ". Levis Co. iorttown, hiei.rsor Por
Royti Howard. Key ssaej THO Van Name Csoi Now
Orleans, Van Brunt & slasht, Alice Ann Randall coot
Ws.hins,on B,1il,y Smith Co, Bssj.niA Pstoh. MN
bridge, NE, Jed. Frye &C.
sooP'-H.nry Omen spr,sps Chneot"Aiss ~ >. Ss nam
bell Emily wilson, Smith tktncosAfue DO Deep hiseI
BineJ New Haven, IL. Z. Racket Son
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COR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD, and

LNOK NEW-HAVEN, HAhIFOhD, 6uu
I sPRINGFIELD-Stsamers leave Peel. slip Of 3:D N.
Passengers 20 north and from NewHaven q m, q
remain on board over night without charge.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passengor trains leave
h from foot Of ChsInbersst:
q. NJ, Express for Buffalo. 49,
e:30s H. MiIk. daily. FOR OtSyle- .
10 a NJ. alsl foI Buffalo aud Intermediate stAtona
ais o. m Way for Port Jeryis and Nevburgh.
So H. Night Express dairy for Dunkrk, Buffalo hoehes
ter C.nandsgu. and principal stations Tram q Saturday
runs rough TO Buffalo, but does not run TO DunkiIk
CIIAS. MlNOT, General Superintendent
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Gen Robert 3. Potter, who has commanded
tAs eth Army Corps through the campaigns IN East
Tennessee. arrived in town last evening on short
ssye and 10 staying at s residence, No. 10 Gramercy
Hsri
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1853 COMMENCING NOV. 10. lsea l@A
Station in kew.lorS 2thst ard 1hsv
Entrance 2sthst
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CENTRIL RAILROAD of NEW.JERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
~ From foot Of Courandtst. connecting Ct Hsmptos
Junction with De:we and wesTH hsoss
tons forming direct line to Pisburgh and the West VITA
out 'ht GkE q MIDDLE MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
sirty Mes and Two Houns saved by this line Chicago
Cincinnati ST. aHS e. s r lss rs isSSFss cars
Commencing Nov s, 1858, Leave Nev,Yors % follows;
H.d.5a. s.aes ebant iii s
MAIL T.AN-Ats:lOa M, Tor Es.On Gap, Scranton,
Ias' TsaisNsor Esstcn. Allentown N.nc6 Chunk, W.
Transport Reading. Pottsyile, Harrisburg; &c. 49,. 49,,
$40 p. a-For Ea'son, Bethlehem Ausnse"n AAs "s''s
z:i0 ?. M-For somsryins
I'm WrsrrzS ExPREa-For Easton, Allentown. Read
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West slsspins ears
ETisEss TsAls ron HAhnIssvaa-The a M E.prs.s
Train from NsN Y05a arrive: a. h..surs p m Sns
Cen., Railroad North and South ard with the CamSsr-
ELIasirnroRr AND Nrw.YoRx FsHHY-Lesvs New YORK.
from Pier No North River At $50 and 500 M
p : stop fs5fsr efa '
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.
IIBANY aid TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH snd WEST. Train. leave
Express ss% . Sa- % a.: and 1' nv 81;
Try ~ 's ma Rls ~ with deep Ma ,. N, p -
POussts.psie rsin, and II sra end n.,aa H. md In
Sing Sing tIsin $780, 3:2
Tsrrytown train, $50 p j:32 p. m
On Sundays 522 p. M. from 3othst
Tickets may be procured At any OF the ohess WeeoWe
Express w.Yok snd BROOKLYN and baggage checked u
al points the road and 70 Saratoga SPRING.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
IL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov: u, lssa-ks.,s
days D. sso-For Greeppor Sag HaIbof, hampsons'
g. stoppius e. eli ststions f0r isp pa aud NJ
For Syo.set n, II q N. and p m For Jamaica a
| and II q m. and and T. 10.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIS-For Islip ct s;i5 a n,
from s,hst, Stopping at all Stations rare Tor 'a' u~n =
For syosss. on Sundays, SIS stopping at AL .ta'
tocs A hEASoNrn, oupetih""een''