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: Roanoke street is being rapidly inn
proved, and will soon present so new
and beautiful an appearance, as to war
rant us in changing the name to the
more aristocratica title of Roanoke
Place. What a magnificent business
street can be made out Of this thorough
fare if the property-holdcrs will only
build it up. Wall street would be no
thing in comparison to it, If we could
only induce our citizens to erect goo(
and substantial storehouses and office!
on either side of it, from the Atlantic
Hotel to the docks!
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Hon. Timothy Rives, of Prince George
county, widely known, died at his resi-
dence, near Petersburg, on Sunday.
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. A locomotive on the Raleigh and Gas.
ton railroad exploded on Saturday, in
stantly killing two persons.
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aey@ b ArcHELoR,s HAIR Dye

RSfyn BATE II Flo S HAIR DYE
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and lnstana.
ueous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or natn
raj Brown, without injuring the hair orskn Remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF hlIILEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aueIO.Iy CHARLES BACHELOR, New YosK
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miliar roof. The cheerful lamp is now
lighted, and the bright fire, burning in
the old fashioned Fireplace, throws out
heat with a ruddy glow. Several hours
must pass before the clock strikes nine
or ten, and unless the mind is employed
time hangs heavy and drags YEARLY on.
This should be regarded by the farmer
as the season for study and improve
ment. When winter comes, with. frozen
ponds, and streams, and NANTES OF
snow, the prudent and thrifty farmer
feels comfortable by the fire, knowing
that his barns are full, his stock housed,
and his wood house stored with plenty.
His long season of work is over, and, al
though he can find enough to employ
himself at during the short days, the
long hours of the night are at his dispo-
sal. He can rest his physical frame and
Law back in his easy chair with comfort
around him, while glowing visions rise
before him in the dim future. If he
gazes into the fire the lurid Goals, ever
changing like the blended scenes of the
Kaleidoscope, may give freshness and
character to the creations of fancy; yet
he should look deeper and become some
thing more than an idle dreamer. AL
though the hours are hours of rest, yet
lie Supulu clluetNoE W iiiithe luciil plo-
fitable. The mind must feed upon
something more than imagination. The
young farmer and the young mechanic,
especially, should accept the long win
ter nights as depository rich. with
many golden moments for them. In
resting their physical natures they
should give such employment to the
mind as will prove beneficial to them in
the future. Many lessons can be learned
that will contribute much to their fund
of information, and assist them greatly
in any undertaking in life. They will
become something more than mere toll
ing machines, and as they advance on
the road to prosperity, they will reason
upon passing events, deduce reasons
from past experiences, will feel proud.of
their manhood, and have just appre-
citation of the dignity of labor. They
viii become practical men with compre-
hensive views, competent toexert a good
influence upon the affairs of state, as
well as know how to advance the best
interests of the farm. =.-=F
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Lucius Robinson, the comptroller OF
the great State of New York, writes to
the Albany argus to contradict Thur
low Weeds Sensation story" that ~
[Robinson] offered him [Weed] my
hand a few days SINCE" Can anything
be more childish than the dispute of
these two old men? Mr.. Robinson says
further and foolishly:
r 1 authorized positive denial of it as
soon as it appeared. again pronounce
1t pure fiction, and am content to leave
it to those who know US both to judge
which is entitled to most credit for We.
racity.
I have no recollection Of having offer
ed my hand to Mr.. Weed since the infa
NOUS legislation of 1850, of which he
was universally known to be the chic
engineer. Certainly have not done il
since he designated the friends of Gen
Wadswerth, of whom was proud to be
one, as "a nest of Kissing vipers." -
Yours, &C., LUCIUs ROBINSON.
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Newsrnen and newsbeys desiring papers VI please
have their orders at the counting the uns Pre-
yious before six o'clock.
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dosing HENS WITH LIME. IA
correspondent of the Canada Farmer,
having noticed that the editor had copied
an article entitled, "Shall we Dose the
Hens with Lime" sent to the Farmer
his experience. The writer says: n9f
During the past winter (ls64-65) i
virtually Experimental upon some very
valuable fowls of particular breed
lBrahams crossed with Dorkings, but
bread with much care, and crossed
backwards and forwards in the same
blood, so as to avoid immediate relation.
ship, for havingt0 remove my residence
in the winter, the fowls were obliged to
remain for some time in a place where
they could receive no other attention
than plenty of the very best possible
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NoRreLK, Oct. 3oth, 1861.

Hfas" INTo HER MIGHTY TRUMPET
Fame has brcathed new word SozonoNT, and she is
making it resound through the civilized world II is the
Greek for teeth preserver, but in plain English Fragrant
sozoDoNT is the most effective dentice that chemistry
has ever yet extracted from the Oriental vegetable king
dom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ae9S~ DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The Copartnership existing between WILLIAM
LoCKHART and WILLIAM II. sTINER, under the
name and style of ."LoeKlIART a sflNEE'
has been dissolved on the 18th inst by mutual consent
Mr.. William Lockart withdrawing from the concern
All liabilities will be settled by the undersigned, who
continues tile business at the old anl Mol Main street.
corner of Bank. 5.s
VIM. H.sTINER.
NnRFaIK Oct 20il 1861 oe 3l-3t
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Advertisers requested to hsnd IN ther Su'srese
msnts before six O'Clock In the e~shins, p wious 70
Modification.
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g. N. Pettergill Co., are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post In New York and Boston.
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Agsga A AY WITH SPECTACLES.- -
Old Ewes Made New. without spECTACLEs, DOCTOR,
or MEDICINE. Pamphlet mailed free on receipt Of ten
cents Address L. b. Fo0TE, NJ. D. No. 1870 Broadway
New York octl3-t2t
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All communications relating to business matters CON
scted with this paper should:.bs addressed 70 H. M
rown, Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining 10
Editorial matters and all correspondence nehaed Tor
thu nsrs~ should be addressed TO jobs Clark, Bsit~
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Public PRINTING, /
WAgpISgTOS feb 20 1888.
DROpOsALs for C0PFEE-FACED En-.

PROPOSALS for COPPEE-FACED En-
GRANINGS.-Sealei proposals will be received az this
81 until FRIDAY the 30 dy OF March 1865 al u O'Clock
Tor Furnishing one &c, o; FLECTROTNPED or COPPER
tACED PAGES Of IN. ILLUSTRATIONS Of AACHlNrRl,
Ac accompanying the kepor; OF the Commissioned o. IA
Gents for the wear 1884.
The drawings will be furnished paper the contractor
hg them no IN numerical order a. LcnI
" consistent with and compscless and tie ca
cution Of every lespect must he July equal 20
he'd for the published Report Of 1867 which has
been adopted the standard for the volume The
platte be delivered this Office free Of cost FOR 'rnspo
cation approval rejection Of the Superutcnd
r Of tue Public Printing Bond sud approved security wl
he required Of the contract
Ths osk viii comprise three thousand hye hundred
fustratou making v- hundred psges measuring = ~
inches Bidders ere required propose for u. woik Ivy the
understanding that when more tnon one
0.ure 4. required illustrate invention or de su e. Is
sometime easel the whole number Of hgures wa DC e
mated aud paid for q single illustration.
Apv lrter information ay be required vii be iA4-
t1isn.o upon application ~ this Office
Promo. win re addressed 20 The undersignet " asi rion
u and Idorsed the envelope, Ptopo a., io FsteA'
Ofhce Report JNO' " " hAi1o. 49,,
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orARrEExAsrER's OTYcE, Z. s. A.. No: J. stated,
NKw-YoRK. FEB 20, 1903.

CIALED PROPOSALS VIII ne received at
- tis Once until u m Of MONDAY 27ih inst. ioT the
Remuneration for 30 days iroru 1T pros a Gogcnmen
may be the duy Of th Department 70 ranpofi by
tory 10 ts Department this port the following points,
e Chesapeake Bay and tributaries including Woshing
Ton New bern ~ c. Hilton Head ;. c. point on De
c', between Savannah g, and NY ~ S ana
srrudng both places. All parts in the Gun OF Mexico e1
ceng Nr Orleans La Separate bids wal be required o
i state the rate per barrel bulk fAour barrel size
sdilg oeouIhfor Beef aud PORK and Tsssfdn9 DoA
Bread Of 81 bs each eqlato one Dbl fou I IA ~ IT,
eustOuIariy froighted II that manner per tuh o. <V ~
heavy Ordinance Stores and HAY per ION o. <tV b ' IY
and Coal per head for Horses Mules Beef Cattle snd Sheep
gel foot for measurement g0odi each iof ssh an
Ambulance LuLbrr per NJ ie-t; Brlck p NJ I'm, Iy"-
der and Cement per bb, aud for oil aric not
specified the rate OF freight 20 be pro fSta' Ia, m 49,.
lton being cubic feet 70 barrel Of Flour ana ~ CUBIC ee'
beiug equal 10 q sToss tdn Il. m. .
p,i pr anuas shipped may BE- required d 10 iaf'
sh oil the casks and sufficient water o .ne N0Yase 70
be undertaken TraDspoaios Tor the ANN ios-e on thr
passage and for the necessary heFden 20 b, RE- OF expense
peoration 10 be forished by the cotrc'or Whenever
r-cued acr days notice. Should there be unnece
ssy delay doing this Department re.ere ne fei "i
@ lie the difference In expense, should tho cost
Eesot biz dispatch viii be given BY the Department IN
ioadg snd the number Of fair worane dy' Tor d.
Ghrns .. be s0yerned By the SIZE oil TIE Ncl employed
sy or s vessels Of 80 tnns and under Gys ana one
ssv each or every 10 TINS additional
The rue Of seuurrsse be (j our Doors peg Iun per
For steam esse the number days fo di.carsns to be-
day f1 vessels Of iOa thus ard under ono oe gay
sch Tor every 200 sddona and denuTagea O. tue rate
SOC. pei tan per day.
Bonds with approved security for the fete performance
the contract will be required 10 Tire sum Of --J'Ol
Biddcrs offer for either point o. sbpme, ana ms
Department the privilege Of rejecting eny BID not
Ised advantageous Payment for tnIried 10 ne
aade upon u presentation this Office OF the proper n
suowdsncn Of the correc; delivery Of cofsoes whenever
Bidder viii pissse indorse th-ir orrlnss Propos- for
ran'oor's on Of Government s25e, ard edslc ~ @
OualterGIcs'cT United states Army.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1864 WINTER ADVANCEMENT, 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, 27THsT. AND trn
AVENUE. 49, -
For New Haven 100. e0OtEx,) ll.B a m Hi'' tEfJ
90 (Ex.D 345 40 aud 800 (Ex.D p M ,,- ~
For Budgeport 100 800 tEY.) lid q. M lsl9 ir4AJ
400 (Ex5 345, 400 aud 800 (Ex. p.
For Milford aud straLiord. 100 ll0 m 3t9 fg' "A
for fairfield Southport aud We'port 7", u~s r' S''-
420p. -. -. ana "a - t,i5 Ter ,
4. 4.So, $50 8CJ ttxl IN. x.ao..o
For Darieu 100, $50, 1l30 a. N. 3+5, 4O - p n.
For (,eenwich co. $50 ll.Jos N. I'D ~ ~ . - W.
For Stamford 200 800 Tx. go. ll@ a. IL i%'' ihA''
400 oil AS 40 $50 $50. 800 e. p n 40 o.o s, ~
For PORT Chester and intermediate saiious w Nv 49,
M . q as 40. $50 $50. 100 2. 4.
- N' 49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield aoo Ia ltxi 800 Tx y D."
p. M. . -, ok H. Aaean m
For Hartford and Springfield, SVO tEEj Ia lhhJ ~"
f1I River Railroad, Ooe m. tEL,l iai'p N
for Connec,.s,. Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and + .'-- D
F,r New Haven New. London and stoninston Rai.i'''~
8r0 a. m. r. IS. 800 300 P. III.
For Canal Railroad ~ Is o. m to NoEtAampton. -
For Housstonic Railroad . a. H.
For Naugatuck Railroad, 800 a. m, 800 p IN
For Daubury and Norwa.k Railroad, ,OO, 30 .. H. ~
p IN. o,o -,
JAMES h. HOlr, Sup
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OrArrrRMAsrYR. GENERALS OrFIcs, FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON CITY February 10, lct5. )
FOR MANURE.-SeGled pro

WASHINGTON CITY February 10, loo.
PROPOSALS. FOR MANURE.-Sealed pro-
Il posal. viii be- received at this Once until " EDNEs
DAY March 49, 1885, y O'Clock NJ oI The purchase Of 81
che MANURE that may be procured hon the stables sud cor
rSs of the Giesboro Depot near ashueton D. - WITHIN
the ~ e,ye months next succeeding Aprii ], 1909.
The successful bidder Will ~ required 10 have bags OF
iosi. the wharf Giebofo III coneu readiness
SO receive the which may accumulate Tie United
S.ses III deliver the said bTge or boats and
VII dcsigi agent to urssure il as rapidly a. loaded
Bidders the price cubic yard An osh o. d.
1egiance will be required each bidder
Payment viii be required 10 BE- made IL Cove urent funds
~ tie end Of each month for the manure delivered IL he
Suges during the month
Bonds with approved securities win be required from tue
y,sr a. a.ded in thousand 10000 dollars
The Department the rzt 10 reject any proposal
tlot deemed advantageous 20 he United States.
PROPOSE be aodfcssed TO the undersigned Washing
Sou -. c.. and marked the envelope Proposals. Tor Nj
puIc." JAMES A. fhlS - -
Colonel in charge Is. Division. Q. VI. G. o.
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CniFP CcARTFRHAsTER' OFFICE ;
TUGr

PROPOSALS are invited BY the Undersigned
until THURSDAY. March 2 1865, at u o'clock M ior
luruishing Thu Department with
CAVALRY TROWSERS-Army STANDARD.
CAVALRY BOOTS tlegged)-Army Standard
SPADES-Army standard
ANERSACKS-Army STANDARD
To be delivered OF al tue United states IDspec
9 p Warehouse in this city, in good, new packages
The be made az accordance run me preparations on
az ts.s o1cc The Of he contractor quantity md
I'D Of oocI number and date Qf contract, must be distinctly
lyied each article and P1ek0ge.
Parties Offering goods should make separate proposals for
s article offered and distinctly state IN then bids the
sy they propose to furnish the prce (whieh should be
-iiea and GgUres) and CONFORM TO the terms
this advertisement copy OF (which should accompany each
-opOsal.
standard samples Of articles required may be al the
,fhce OF Clothing and Equptse IN this city.
Samples. when subui d. must be marked and Numbered
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto must
guarantee goods shall be- IN every Terec equal TO
Amy Standard otherwise the proposals VIII NOT be con
ridered
gUarsuee signedby responsible persons must accom-
rv each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply the
r-ticrs awarded to him under his proposal 49, 80
BIDS viii be opened "Wednesday. January % 100 ~ ~
clock ~. THE Office, bidders requested 10 De
Award. viii be made on Thursday, Jan. IS, 1868: $1,000.
Bond, viii be required that the contract WI be iaiAiny
fulfilled.
Tcegrains relating 70 Proposals win not be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals, Contracts and BONDS may De
obtained az this Office
Tie rs to reject an bid deemed unreasonable reserved
uforr envelope Proposal for here insert the uAnle Of
W. A''''' '~e'sDh ''" Cor. wM w McKIM,
Chief Quartermasttr Cincinnati Depot
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CUPREME COURT, Kings County, State
- of New-York, JOSEPH r. Robinson, Plaintiff
against WILLIAM 7. COLEMAN. Defendant. For
money demand contract To the Defendant,
WILLIAM L. COLEMAN ou are hereby Inerna
moned and required to answer the complaint in Revenue
this action which will be filed IL the office of the Stamp
Clerk the County Of Kings. and to 81 cent?.
copy Of your to the said complaint the Canoe ed
yn within twenty days after tine service hereof exclusive Of
the OF such and If fail the complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plltt ia this action viii take
judgment against you for the oThy three thousand nine
hundred and three dollars and eghy eight cents j 900 81
1901 with interest 10Th day OF February One Thou
Eight Hundred and Sxyye besides the this
action. Dated, februury 10th. 1868
r. l. SANDERSON Plaintiffs Attorney
y. u. The complaint in this action duly hed ia the OF
ire OF the Clerk Of this Court in the City Hall III the city
OF Brooklyn, ON the 18th day Of February. 1865.
r.. l.. SANDERSON, Plaintiff Attorney.
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Proposals
ASH orAsrsnnAsrrx,s o,rlcE. FORAGE DEr'r,

No. 10 Cresr,-i., INV YORK CITY, Dec. % 1864
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, for
Il the fREIGHTS OF FORAGE for the United States
Qosrermssters Department from New-York City Phade
pima Boston Poran and other ports on the coast OF Maine
to Washington Alexandria Va, Newbern y c. Pot Royal
S. G., Savannah. Ga. and New. Orleairs La.
Propositions name standing and capacity of YES
sci quantity Of hay and grain resprct yey they wil require
and when ready FOR cargo. aud addressedto
l.. ID. CHAPMAN. Capt. and Asst ouarterma''ef.
Asst Q M. OyYoE, FORAGE DRIFT. No 90 CxDARsrH
YKw YORK CITY. Jan. = 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received daily
- at THIS OFFICE for the Furnishing Of this Department
with:
Corn.
Oats,
Hay and Straw
Parties will specify in their propositions how the Hay and
Straw i, ba ed and whether the Grain sacked m bulk
r. ID. CHAPMAN Capt, A. o. NJ
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
~ Daily,
For Providence Direct
Tie new and u lendd steamers 1,,

Having Superior Accournoda ions for Passenger and
Fregh VIII Pier No - North River, foot OF hoon-
son street. Daily tSundays excepted at ?. ~
Connecting AZ Providence with the D.. Tor Boston .
The ELECTRA. Capt. J. W. NiE; viii leave Ne"'1 ork
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ..-.. =.
m. GALATEA CAPT WM JONES, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
~ sreeht taken n Propeller Rstes
1.-The. steamers are nnurDased in their arrangements
Tor comfort aud safety OF rasseugers and their facilities for
the transportation OF Freight ,,,Ls
10, Passenger. acr retiring for the night not disturbed
iii h.y arrive IA Providence AZ an hour early enough 10 So
cure on desired in the hrst accommodation tram TOT
Boston arriving IN Boston az a. m ,s.,c
For infons,o In re lsrd Freight, kc apply to lsAAC
oDFIL General FREIGHT gent. PR No. n, n. X: 49,
For Ticket, S,aierooms Berths, Apply to w. NJ Ed
WARDS Gerersl Ticket 4 gent, Pier NO ~ North River
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Assistant q uAYTrRnASrl.!.s OGYICK,
70. 70 s1LIr NrM. org Oily En.-n.-,.- l.al {


10. 70 STATE TT, NEW J OK CITY February, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ ths office rntil II O'Clock TUESDAY Path inst
a. tie construction OF a L. :. GENERAL HOSPITAL nj
Newslk y !. The principal buildings 10 be erected
follows: Eighteen Payions; Administration buildings Din.
fe Room with wings for Kitchens Laundry Guard House
Auapec House Dead House; Operating Room, snd Tank
Iio1se Tie builder j. to nfh al material Of whntoye
are and al labor sud services necessary the construction
Gle fknsnsbip aud materials 10 conform the pals
pecc aud detail drawings and be subject the
fnp ion and approval Of officer appointed for that par
.f~-.
Bidders accompany their proposals with guarantees
@sned 10y TWO responsible parties that in their bids
scceped they WILL required rIecne contract for
en- With good aud uncent sgretes in the Of
a. COO Twenty five ThouSand Dollars for the iihiu per
vi the and to the satisfaction Of the inspect
LIZ officer.
The privilege reserved Of Getting any Oh Of The bids
deemed ndysbe The site selected .or the Hospital is tha
"1srside' property on hilst.
Parties intending bid requested 20 visit the site and
90 eEsmin' plans and specifications al this office
Prop1sa should De Endorsed Proposals L. s. General
op n Newark ~ j." aud odd egscd TO the UNDERMINED
~ odc. Of Con. STEWART NAN NLiET QuareIDs-or L. g. A.
Il. {. MORGAN, Capt. and a. q. NJ
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Etgai Notices.
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II

IN ADVERTISEMENT TO
4 NENI Or klN.-Ca,se Petition under the Court Of
Chsncery IeandD regulation Act 1850 Is la the mat
ter Of Anna Culey Pele Administering Of Henry Peile de
ceased Petitioner William Peile. Respondent. ! hereby
require all "rsons claiming 10 De OF Kin Of HENRY
PElLk, otherwise PILE, otherwise PILES late OF lurin
Mount Nuseut In the County gentleman formerly Of
the City Of Dublin Polce Inspector before the 9th day
OF April 1903 to Furnish IN writing the ,aid Petitioner
Joseph William Wright Of No. 10 Ru aud square Yves, Dub
lin her Solicitor the particulars OF THEN relationship to the
said Henry ee aud their claims in respect thereof Dated
this 18th day Of January. 1865
r.. LfTTON. Master In Chancery
JOSEPH VIZ. WRIGHT Solicitor for fetrioIer No. 20
Rulland .luare Wssf. Dupin. Ireland.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

IL ARRANOEMENT-LeayesN New. York jane. slip aud
3ls East River for Greenpor Sag HsIoor Hampton. ke-
ingdsse at a. m. and p, IN ,rnnnins through y
Greenpor, SATURDAY evenns-l For syosse' y ~ ~
a m and 4 D. M (Stlges oonnec, for Cold SpnaS
Oyster Bay sad Hun,Dcon) For Hampstead Jamaica ana
Winhed ut . and 10; 33a aud . and o. N, D..
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves He ENN
River at g:l5a NJ for Yaphank stopping al al stsron -
cent Hampstead and Syosse. E1cnron icke lot VIZ .s"
a rcdu ced rates A. htAsONrh- cup-t'nen
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1nenrancc Companies.
W-YORK FIRE AND Nj 4 Rim Il
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ wALLSTREET,
CASH cAPIrAL........~..... 5000 900

T's Company has been IN ccesiul oIeraon 'or more
han TIIlR'rY YEARS and continues e. IhSt RI agaist
Los' end Damage by IRE upon term. favorable as similar
Institutions - -. ,,,, man -. ,,,,px
Ar Io.,y, IlBERALiY ADJUSTED AND PnoyPrLr FAD
DIHKCTORs
DANIEL UNDERIiILL, PRESIDE.
c,;... "a lane. William Uastun. Chs. l.. Stewart.
Isaac ~ Seymour. SamL y Nnfihs' .shh'i y: pvu-,
Abraham Il. Davis. {. =. ri"ncf , Mieh',i ,onoe"'''
Sam. G.. IIsTio'. syvsnis hen"iL sn'n ". i."i,
IoLn = Audrey H. NJ. buchanan. Ethcbcrt ). Mills.
Io.iab n Low " lliAm Henxcl. joseph A. DTeyious
John Even. Inoms, pH'sS; y'Hies a. ,,HH.
W illam Depew. Henry - s'huue'' '"H'e' q "''s''
AUGUSTUS COLSON, IT,. Secretary.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touch.

yu,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
pTrvrry NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
d. AT CORN HAEBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlEfKPoOL; CALI
ING AZ HALIFAX AND COIN iAltboh. -
leaves New ogk... W ednesiny, feb. y
TI'ROPA........ leaves boston. w eihesday Msfch
chr, N....... raves Newly oIA. W rdne,day March
ccnH,n, leave, Boston. " ,dnesdav, March Is
81 HA........ New ork w -dnesday March ~
AFRICA leaves boston ih'sduy. March ~
pRox NEWBORN To LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage. .....'.....''''.'''''S ios "
Second Cabin Passsse. .........''''' 0oV'
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief alin Pass VII d"
Second Cabin Passage. .......::.:..;:;..'. % 10
x.bi in god or il equivalent in United States currency
Berths not secured until paid for
An .xp@rienced Surgeon on board
IN. owners OF these ships will not be accountable for specie
Valuable, unless Bills oil Ladns hayl. tic value expressed
arr signed therefor.
For Fr,ish. OF Passage apply TO
T.. CCNARD No. Blowing green