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, & p. OOiW SIX CORD SPCWL
I J"Wi?J Tha v?*dws and coMuusers of our 8p ...
tVi?oas,jiLJl). ^ i^itsrtlv la ihe manufacure,
?a?*S?^^ Import^ to*
"^%uS>. OOB which OUr^b.P^
site l BjJJBJ"?1 ' ? .-oxTH." Bi d that of " Andrew
"'"^IralA?4tfor tmied Siatea." and we .eke
Ibb?*?*^! oop.-lvof, with la our owe prrml*??.
?-T'S^niir^e extensi rB b isftttoc. 10 our W**,
^t^aiarlatiy tnrre*.- our Production w. hopMn
i i W Bl'ie U) keep pace wttfa 0>? ooowuitlj u>?reaa.
??ta*ha^ received tbs
**!L\??~fofft: ? w^o ri v .bei!continuetoprc*
e*g grosse'' n ?ruie la,i.vouru- i a> COATS,
___ Aft>rtB?t'clted8uteB.
IS^TER GARMENTS.?1? view of
sj.gKad Price. ? -to ? ' ^^hW b.. hesltv'on fel
f?? nv u inV riA RUKffTS'a t^e city. comprising a
2yV"g^. o?Sd Bony SacV
m tf opposite the Pa/k Bttajjgjk^
BO?TS?l^Si^ES.?B. BLANCH
ARn nM^oyed from 26iM Pearl-st to 2n b few
loor. itmt S bu. and w.Trecelve from the ?BBB>
1 ^^.K^JI^Ttbe season, the beat assortment of light
toi? a ^.^ff,?S
LT Bf trade a* low Be can 1* purchased Last. 2.0 Pearl-st.
TfSm'_.
Fineblea ch E D cottons?From
the fir fire State. W ach u sett, llocklngham. "?ncbas
aar rxww. Hope. American. Wtlllamsvllle. Elweli, WaJ.
?MB New-Bedford. York Premium, Rhode Uand. Med
Sajlxbrklge. Porumoath,/dowry, Che,me.'ord. and other
?afa, for export or the trade, for sale by
aBt NESMlTH It CO. 50 tod S2 flne-et,_
Shhirt S. BOSOMS, collars.?
Oenuemen rerjoiring anything in the at>ove line, and
eastrous ofottalBBBg a good fit and neat w- -k "^'^erai*
prices a e respectfully invited to call at BUM ARl nun a
Shirt Manufactory, b Murrsy-st New- York, where all[or?
der* ere punrt ie'ly attended to and promptly exec ed -
Laulee' and children1* linen made up to order. JiO lmeod*
ASH UURTON TICKS.?50 cases of
these superior Tickings for *ale by
j29 q ^ NESMlTH A CO. 80 and 53 Ftne-st
P~~? 1LADELPH1A CH ECKS.?Apron,
Ftirntrnre end o'ber Checke of different qualities for
ga>hv "j/HfJ NEiMITH A CO 1' end '?2 Pinny'.
CASES BLUE and WHITE and
IVO R '.r i PR1NT8. For sale bv
0 B. L? baron. 55 Ftae-st.
ft Ml CASK ?iL EACH ED SHIRT
mylnftx.if, ft ej s? and 36 met, srritable for
MtsiiVt'irer* of H?.gs. and the general trade. For sale by
<M C B. Lb. BARON, ?* Ptne-sL
COLORED CAMBRICS.-100 caaei
all colors and ouahile* for eale at reduced prtcee by
tt_C. B Ltj BARON. 56 Pine-et.
PRINTS.?A full supply of Spring
StvlesjBit received, etilt?d ro the trade and for export,
Btsa)eJ<yJ j.vj tf| NEBM1TH fc CO. 50 and 52 Pine-aL
Q[U\ ( asks ADAMS BLUE AND
taAr* 'ORANKE. PRINT?.-Superior In cualltv of work
ttd variety of style, for sain by C B. LE BARON,
it 66 Ploe-at.
PIANOS.
For sale cheap for cash?
A Rosewood Piro o Pianoforte, made lu laa best man
ser by a good city maker. Has been in use but a short
Ihne. Apply st It e manufactory and wareroo.ns of
McDonald v brother.
sal D" 29'i Bowery, near Housion-st.
For SALE.?A first-rate second-hand |
rosewoog PIANO, 6i octaves, price flf'b. at 7S1 j
GreenwIrh-eL 2bf 7i*
IJl A N ()S.?A good Second Hand, G Oc- !
? lava PIANO, for\lt0. A newbj Octave Rosewood i
Pisco, very l rw, A so a Salsmander Sale. 7 good Silver
Wstrhes, a lot of books, military soap, plated spoons, a
smsil printing press. Ac. Ac. Cash advanced on Dry Uoods, 1
Oroeanes. Hardware. Furniture, pianos, Books. Station?
ery. Watches, and Merchandize and Personal Property of
all kinds. 1. P. JONES. &t> Ann-st, 2d floor. It)f2t*
"PIAN() f( >RTES.?VT f. HARRI
SON, 23 Canal at [war.-room 2d tlory, I offen for eale
"1ANOS of f jand7
a sp'endlil assort" ,-Dt of Rosewood 1
OCtaves, Wllh the latest Improvements
ISU Im
CA KU ART'S OWN IMPROVED
MELODEONM of superior tone and style, for sale
at the Meiudeon Warerouois, at v... Broadwav. Pieaso
call and examine. | ?Sf Im*] J.S.CLARK.
PIA NO-FORTES.?Persons about pur
chasing Pianos, will fiod It to iheir advantage to call at
S. Glenn A co's. Msnufeclory. 194 Fultonsl. (west of Broad?
way ) A general assortment of mahogany and rosewood
Pianos constantly oa band, wUich will be sold low for cash
or spproved paper. Dealers suppled on literal terms.
s2f' tf_R GLENN A CO. IM Fulion-st.
PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.?Per
sons about purchasing Ptanoe will find It to their ad?
vantage lo call at BEN.NET . COMPANY'S Manufaclory,
152 Pullon-st (east sldo of Broadway.) They bavs a large
assnrtm, it of Ro6ewood Pianos constantly on hand. Every
tesirument warranted for two years. B. A Co have the
names of more than I.Otn persons they will refer to, who
bare purchased Pianos of them, all of which have given
ankers*1 sstlsfarilon, but when any doubts are expreased
is to ikeir q'iallty, the pavmeni mav be withheli until such
doubts are removed. Old P.anos exchanged. New and
second-hand Pianos lo lei. n.7 .f
S~ k( (IND-HAND PIANOS.? WA^
FBBB B BERRY. u7 Broadway, a few doore Mow
Oratd st. st the .Eoiian Piario rtwuis of T. OILSKRP A
Co have a large atsortment of second hand Pianos for
MS rJseap or to real ai arteas from its to A;* >, a
good assortment of M isle for sale at a reduced pilce,
141 rr
OL1AN PI A NO-FORTES.?We
I would call the atteuuon of the public to the fine as?
sortment of Piano-Fortes, with and without the much ad
salrat JEollan Accompaniment, made by the celebrated
house o(T. (JilbeiiACo. of Boston, recently opened at
447 Brosdway by WATERS A BERRY. The Pianos of
T. G. A Co. have been too long and too favorably known
to need any commendations. Hundreds In ibis city can
t?sufv to their superior excellence.
N. B?Second-bsnd Pianos taken In exchange.
Pianos to let.
A fine assoru: SSM of the above Instrumenta may be found
at the Warerooine of Lincoln i. Thompson, l?i Kulton-et,
Brooklyn J231m*
CHURCH ORGAN MANUFACTO
RT.?OKOBOI JARDINE, Ms fasti at near City
Hiaplial, Broaiway. New-York?Plans and eat 'males gl
Ven Orders respeclfuliy solicited, whlck will be moat
fctlihtully executed, and upon lilieral terms. JalS iyeod*
D?BOIS ,V \V'a1x"rTnER, Piano-Forta
Makers. BROADWAY N. t 20f im
(J & H. BARM ORE offer at tneir Man
M a ofactory and Ware-room, 548 BLEECKER-St. cor?
aar of Charlee-al an assortment of elegant PIANO
fortes, w'th the metallic frame and reverse bridge, and
all o.her modem Improvements. do Sm*
J6l C. FISCHER, (late Ndnns & Fis
e cMta.i ManufActory and Wareroom. 170 Grceriwich?
st, corner of D-v. PI ANO-FORTES warranted, wlta rt>
varee bridge and patent lube, well calculated for keeping
lauiie. Pianoforte* st tied, repalreg and exchanged, j & Sm*
11NSU RANGE.
HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH
INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford. Conn-Capi
tel. BlfV.fW-Surplus Recelnts B*? H22 21 -OrSanl/ed Oct.
1. mm.
The Hertford L.f. ard Health Io-..rat.- a Coutpaov lake
?lake on Life, grant or purchase annuities, coufer eudow
tsents, snd m*\? ana racts upoa and apperta ning to defer,
rag and reverslonaiy iiiieresia-connai led w th life risks,
!faTw^ W I"'wer? Wl<1 Privileges confeirsxl by ll.a
The business of the Company is coaduded up.?i. ;he Jo...t
Block and upon the Mumai principle, al the opuou of tLe
IBeUred, tl us Oirel.ug b.e v? ante tad cireiiiuetaacee of the
Babllc more fui >. It Is believed, than purely Mutual Com.
Baals* can do,
Oa tba Joint Hot ? principle, the insured will pay faaitJ
larae and one-third on COM 1< ss for insurance on life rlaks
Ikaa ll>e rales of IBM liest organ'.-ed Matual Com pa:..es. o*
will receive what la e,,uivalt?it to thlrty -brre and osst-1 il d
9W cent par annum in u.vUlend prolits.e-t a.n im tOvsMCK,
uisusdof racatvii ^ a BncartaU aaaoaal ai ih* < .. I each
)ear in Krlp cent:, sie? ledet-iiikble oa CBfta ?Bgi B
?Jen
On the Mutual fr.r.c.^le. :..:? C-ir,'a.v > ?. . e
?saal rales of Mut,.sl Co.iinan.es, divld.ru'ilie i el o.trt. -s
?*? b year ilvlugs alatdraa it. a
?tessabjeaf.ef a Mutual lueurauee Kund oi ?^?."-'.s *???
caBiulaied.
Insurance a so granitd oa ihe Bat.
P?>able uo ai living at U.e ace ot - . s
<UaU occur
Tkechaiier of bast i saaaaay provides .h*: tat srtBi atay
?eara the afa of be. i.ust-a.- J. a..d Ii,? a.no--. s aal .?
???raftoai eradliors ai his death.
Asei,u Bskea sum will alwe,ebe pal.: n P \. t .
"tali a lo the Com canv before tkey totpxra,
Trvadn^ ssa and foreign residence Pe/ui.ts. w. . ua
BkMM at a small extra prauilum
rallcleeon l ea o! persoasgolrg to Califoraia "
Bjtatsg on the Joint Slock principle only, a id at a.? .-x re
mW of premium.
TkarasaU of Ues Company s business fur Ues s.xtean
?enttas of Its existence aud the \t>r\ ... . ? II
Public, (dve assurai.ee of Its future hats
JAMES Dl.XON. Prasidlei"'
u1&\am v hooker, vi e-PreatJ
?'NRY L MILL1R Srcretar.
. Naw-toik Office^?? WaL st 6 Jsun ?; C mrt.
*? ? OAY. Agent
H 8. B4
Tbeundt
gsBl bas
F*ibrk for i
*f !w
claa.
continue at lue ofLce as latratoi >i?.
SsiBt-cy of the Hartford Lt.V am
any wou'd reap*c'.ful>y reewn nd
ho Company to his rnaods a .d the
^EDWARD hooker
RROOKLYN Fl
*^-OS)e*N.. .iMerrha'.-s* KV.?-..e. W. -t i V
PuiUsa-st. Brooklyn WM ELLs'A 'iRTfl rV,-. ;
a> w. Siavsn?, Secretary. itfaia
MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO.
HI Of I Ml r Orvnw.'cii and Faiths'*.. IM Frbrt
ary. iUl?alt a dm e*;ng ?V- the Hoar.! of Director! of MiIm
Cnrpnnv, held this day, C. Ada..!-. E-.|. sesjgaed tue ?>??> ?
of President, w l,or?uton Aaron Clark, K-ij, was elected
President, and tl:?- fi flow in jr resolution was unanimously
acoi.tf.'
htvJtfi. Thslthe retirement of Crmtel ASssBf, E_-q .
from the Presidency of Uns Company rails t >r lb* e\-pre,|.
si< n on our part, rf the sincere rcepect and c mfidance
which weertortain for hitn-- ?.v h> pro !<?:.? ?., ? ??
of iti ? ffjir* entitles mm to the thanks of the Company, and
lb. uai' art- hereoy tendered to htm, with asejreoces of
Jke u'f l> personal reeuril mi- ,,r M ?rubere ?rr?i?
tli aid [W )tj_(, W. SAV.V JE. Drxfataty.
Office of tho
fTJJlOCfRsS1 FIRE INSURANCE 00,
vJ No.si U'Lil.tL. r?n, r of P. i.i-at
, CAPITAL ?? ,":;i.'M >.
At an election (,e.d this day. the fo.iowinr <r-nt,emen
werechoaeu Drecunsot thisCompany(orthe? isalagyeer
! gempson Mo ,re, Moses Taylor, G?\.rm e d ir.
Bet i. b S'ierman, Marshall pepoon. Francis Skt.My,
Peter Martin, Alexander H. Grant, Chat. Burkhalier
Rufus Story, Asa S.Porte'. James 8. WYson.
Henry Kdey, Isaac C Taylor. William R.Foster
^'rsi^'Ha*^'1*1 "??tes? Ol the Board SAMPSON
MOORE tsn , was unarlr:oe.s'y r?-c'ect-d President of
the Company. j. MILTON SMITH. Secretary.
New-York, Feb. 3. ]?31.
N. B. Thla Company continues to insure Buildings,
Merchandise. Household Pumiuire, Vess-ls in Port, Ac
on the most favorable te -ins. All losses promptly ad, isted
and paid. Ef tf
(CITIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE
^COMPANY-Officee 67 WALLST and 167 BOW.
ERY.?This Company, with a rash capital of
, , " 3150,000.
and a large surplus, securely inverted, continues to Insure
against loss or damage by FIRE, on dwelling houses, rrier
cnandise, household furniture, and all descnptioa* of Per?
sonal Property, on the most fsvorable terms
directors.
Jeremiah Johnson, William J. Valentine,
Alonzo A. Alvord, James C. Baldwin,
Daniel Burtneit, Jay Jarvis,
William Wallace, John S. Harris,
Thomas McElrath. Robert Barkley,
Luke Baker. Francis A. Pa iner,
Jacob Miller
DANIEL Bl'RTNETT. President
James MMcLean, Secretary. Sfeudtf
OfFICI or the New-York Firi: a*d Marine /
Ins. Co., New-Yors, Feb. 5, IS4L 5
DIVIDEND?The Board of Director!
have mit day declared a DMdssBd of Ten Dollars per
slmre, payable on demand at the office of ice Company No.
72 Wallst D. l'NDERHILL. Sec'r. bfiiw*
LHIiE^SURANCE. ? NATIONAL
LOAN FI ND life ASSI R ANCE S0C1 ETY OF
LONDON. ? General Afent'S Office. 71 Wali-at. New
York, 1st February, 1851. Capita. i*.VA(? 0, and Surplus,
#412,271.
The withdrawal table of the Society affords to the As?
sured who may take out theirpoliciesanderthesetables
the greatest posslbb- piesecl at.d pro-pee , ? e advantages,
tlmt ran t>e conferred by Liie Insurance, Oat |Tab ' a
assured is entitled at any lin e, to r-c- v a ,;"re*'. an lira
mediate advance, to die eilotilof nn*half tbaaoaouBtof
ti e paid annual premiums, without s> rarity, personal lia?
bility, or deposit of the policy, but by simp;.- srjdorseasenl
iheieuai; Of the half premium may be so withheld during
the whole continuance of the poaVjf. Also, in lltS ?verit of
the assured at any lunu not requiting lo IsinflaeeIke) po
llcy, on its surrerder one-half of tli* anneal p,etnbi,us w ul
be returned by the Society.
Ai ?.e last annual invesuga.io,.. re;i in Mjy, l.'.'si,
the bonuses declarrd ko the aaeared ware the option of a
return of 15 per cent, on ihelr premiums in cash, or a re
veisional addition to the original sum assured by each po*
licv. varying from 20 to 65 per cent.
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
will be found In the Society's pamphlet, to." Iber wuh
Tallies of Rates, and other Information, on application at
71 Wall-tl. or al any of ihe agencies, free of expense.
A party may at a moderate annual premium, insure fir
life; and if he'survives la reach the aire of 6n years, the full
sum Insured up to $15,(00, will bo paid lo lila fn.nly or ,e
gul representatives.
At n.No Dirf.ciors for Tkkruarv.
c Edward habicht. Chairman.
Oeorge Barclay. Henry Lndltni.
William Van Bhok. aVsbett J. Dillon.
Baebe MeEvere, and J Ksstreey Roda -rs. M d.
The Board meet every Wudnesday a, Ti Waii-sl. for the
transac'lnn of basiness.
J. LEANDER STARR. General Agent and
Sf ?awtf Superintendent of the I'. S. l >c?l Board.
q^HE MERCHANTS' INSURANCE
A COMPANY OFTHE CITY of NEw YORK, office
Ocean Bank Bui'dlntr. corner of Greenwich and Fullor. sta.
CASH CAPITAL s^OO.OOO. lararaofM ageJnal lou
ordan.agebv Ire CROWELL ADAMS, Pi-s:deat
GaoRCK W. Savage, Secretary. Je20 tf
?eiT^ILlfY^S ECURITY?PERPE
r^ TITTY.-!i?l.'fS0O00!?Statement or the a/Talrs of
theM! TTJAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or New
York BS Wall-st.
For the year eadiug Jan. 31. ISrI i
Net assets on hand, Jaa. tt, 18M).161 62
RK< f 11'7 i
For Premiums...|I>I,H2 97
For Interett. 01I.SS7 17
I'd Prot I on aal? of! nited States and
Slate of New-York stocks. im?M H SM?MS M
llrSatSM 00
DiasnnjaiaaJi t^
For Losses paid.*lf".' 1" 11
For 8uriei,,iereu Policies. 16,641 'ii
For Sa'anes, Pb\ siriars' lees, Statior
ery, Prini'ng, Postage. Ac. 21,619 1(1
For Con.missions, Advertising, Ex?
changes, Ac. 21,279 40-223.C79 51
Assets UM J ' asSy, IfcJl.1,2110,334 to
Lesseall ctmed. not yet paid.aw ali
Irg proofs of death. 1". >' ' M
Net assets, all Losses and Expetses being
paid.|l|st?\SM 16
inVbstbo as pntsvews i
In Bank of New- Yora and Cash on
hsud. $16,410 M
In Mercantile Bank, temporary de?
posit on Interest. 8,683 7i
lr Bonds and Mortgages, on Ren!
Estate, principally in the Cities of
New-lurk end eirooki>n. wonh
doable the SBCUDl loaned.1.12R.S31 IS
lo Storks, I'nlted b'Rtes and Cor^o
fat'onid New York, cost value.. 117^1!9 60
Bs.a: ce due from Agents. sVM 4J-1.2^,3?3 46
JOSEPH B. COLLINS. President.
InAAf Aehatt. Sec'y. Ciiap.i.es Gill, Actuar,-.
Minti rn Post.M.D. Medical Examiner, who attends
at theefhee daily, from II till 124 o'c o-. k.
Josri ii BLi .nt.Counaelcr lcriwDJtltW
sp^NrCTlCUTl^X^
COMPANY, Hartford; Capita'.. $300,000, wlihasur.
plus. B. W. GREENE, President
J. B. ELDRF.DGt. Secretary.
For lusurance, apply lo E. WHITE. 42 Wlliiain-sL
dUliuieiu Second door below Wall.
HUDSON RIVER KIKE INSU?
RANCE COMPANY, or Waterford. N. Y.-0ffic? M
Wallet New York. CAPITAL S'dOO.OOU.
oiaucToas.
Hob Hugh White, T. C. Morgan, W. oa andeox-gb
Isaiah Blood. P. J. Avery, H. D. Faller.
Alfred Noxon. Joshua Mors, Samuel A. House,
SSaya Fond. Gift? V. Lar.sinc. Robert Blake.
HUGH WHITE. President.
ISAIAH BLOOD. Vice-Prealden.
P J. Avaar, Secretary. _
THIS COMPANY, having a FULL CAPITAL psJd It
and invested, are prepared to INSURE BUILDINGS
MERCHANDISE and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
against loss or damage by hre, on the moat reaso-ab.ei termj.
AU losses promptly adjusted and paid kl keS NEW-1 0.1?
OFFICE & money currert at the Ba'.kt it: ttdacity. LocM
Eelereee: Hon. John Toung, U'm. P. Mi'ior, fcsq 85 Go.d
t>. ; Joseph W. Savage, Esq. MaasTS. Joseph Setenaaa a
Son, SI FroMet |o9 Bod | J AMES A KEQL A, A^rl- ^
VV ASHIN?TON INSU RAN CE COM
? " PANY ?Office No 7 Wh., ?, ,V,,r. NeW-sLl CASH
APIT/.L ?400,000. lasu.-e? Bu;..: ? aad.a*
dousslc? Furntiure, Vessels ;a pot I au l ilielr cargoes. Ac
against loss or damage by Ere, on the noet favorao.e tat ma
ni rectors ?
iTSderlck Penli, Russell Stebb:nt, .'Idiir H Ltrg
Daalc-1 8. Miller. Fred. 11 WolcoU Rick F Canskn
Wm E Rowland, W, E. Wilmexdir.g. Jr. Win. Oothoat,
James D. o'lver. A C Klugs^ id Ph I R Koariey,
Rlch d K. Height Geo. C. latterll?. Clias. E siutocy
Corn's 6a.age. Oeo. B. Greer Rnssart Lti'e
Henry Morgno. J T. B Max -f
GKO. C. SATTE RLE E, Preeideot
A H-MeXLSa, Secretary. - aosJU
? OAL.
C^OAL YARD FOR SALE, replete
^w.ih everv nectssan,-. in aa exec, era locatina, ana
doing |ood business The propi:?i >f kktaig , r-jv-ced hy
otuer t usit.ets Iroat giving '.he rec,u!s:'? atieaitoj wul se:i
on favorable tent?, ei te would rec-ive as pit.aer, a person
with smell capital who would be willing to take en::re
c age ot tie business Fr'>m Si's" ~ ir.y re
: Adura.? -tOAL YARD. Trikstae a -?'t A*
C'OAL.?RerJ%Med Prices.?WO tuns
^Fmh Stock-S.-' uy ail! Store and P.a-.-e ieiivered
free of csrtege a: S5 75 per ma Also Paarh i irrhar.l very
lows'. Simpsons, H Tnotnpsoaei searSprtar.and 5
Ckxiatepkew el orat J Serson Mfkrt _m la'
C- OALdTSCHARC1NO ?PiHCES RE
DUCEO -The aahstajkes is aoeriaoslrea PeachOrea
ard (Bed Aah,) egg aad atovealsa and Ria ktlee * b le
asb.,> al.ne and ran<e s./e COAL,ol a priesefl laHt) an 1 <e
keawsoaaeorder a'.-? Ha.nbniion's ."-si Wvarpool Orrat
C?*l, lam'irg trow tl.p Wm Ra..Vi.?.e foot of WekVet.a]
of auichhe offe's'or sa'.-in i .\- "'??? i. ' ">ns tners.al
g-rai.y rtsiu<?d prices. JAMES L M iiRTrl.
K'-flf SS Bioadway a d Fo*r.h , ' .1. .? i?;
OaUara-WBlTE saSH?PRICE RE
^>DUCEDTO ?5 TS PER TUN?W h;te Asa C.'s. BtM
sna?it Egg Stove ard Nl I sires, a: i ka above low pri e.
delivered free of chsrgc for cartage?must >e palJ fo-' la
g ?l no-.ey wne- the ^rder is given.
T STOEES DICKER BOM.
1^.1 tf 1*7 Anthoey st . -ar 8roa:way
("'OAL.?I am Jeliverin^ the beet Stove
r'ai.J Egg Red A.... dry. QroaiuadsM abode, at s>> per
tu a . WLie Ash. S5 5<;. Liverpool. $7 per chaldron.
l4Liul" ^TER CLINTON. c^>r Ring aad Gr-.-eawl h
C-"??L?Red Ash or White AsYXuT
Si f? ; Large Nut, $5 IF.gg or S.ove. So M| Liv
erpxe-l, P"f Chaidron, dedvoted A - >. Cuxoe'iaad
at d Central, from jerds under rover, a'. f!9 Broome st. near
Wo.eter-tt and 315 Bowery.
|V?m* JACOB WEEKS I NEPMEWB,
STEAMBOAT coal. Ls - " n^
liy expressly adapted to steamers' us-, for sale by the
targe' Address Q*! lm's| F. TYLER 1 CO PhJs^^?ipbia.
A
?yo CO Al DK \ lKRS.?The snbacri
? hers ?III ?:c??ru'? orders for Spoha ?rd Lewis Veins
red u>i Co?:. an,; w ffljnj BroeJ Mountain, of all
*'f?? Si tha SOWS at market rites Op-em v reepertfulj?
soiicilad. imls| F TYLER fc CO. Pailadelphis.
CU i i ER TUN for good <X)ALv
s F,s rl Fj ,.rn. a-, . ^ Dj,,,, tjj ^9
delivered. Bcimviklll and Peach Orchard of sJi sizes, also
^erpewj Bad a ?rssmith's Coal, at low prices, at RIM P.
BON'S MpBt, 76 hi. d "? Thompson si near Spring. jiS Ira*
? i KUf-UAL,
'IMiE FOLLOWING IffiJULY COM
* PLIMENTARY NOTICE Of Witt tH I Bs ?s~i
o'Uid Cherry, appeared jn the Ltdies' Msgs/Im tad
A,hum. Boston. Mms . Nov IH1.
** Wo karebet llusa fatth ia aaoat of tha advertised m
rites ; hM Laving bet n, curing tie ??t mWu w-ess. ?.-.e.rviy
elEUvec! wi;1 it r ,id end coiign, Which nearly disabled mi
from stterd'n* to our busloets, we were Indu^'l lo try l>'
Bslearn of Wid i .-?r.. aro ?? t.,; ,- ,., ,BV. ihi. w?
lave been benefited by Iis ate : atst in ..-ir humble op Btou
It Is one of the best prepara'ion= for co.Js. cough*, and of
;1 e ut t.? r i w ir use.
_BEWARE OK COI NTI RKF TKRS AND IMITA
7 IONS ?The tinpsralied end aawr.iehiug etheary of Dr.
Wisiai * B* satu ol Wild Cuerry, In all the disease* tor
wlich it I* recrm rrende?'. during many cases after the skill
of the best pbislciaus has pr..ved unarf-e ing. has --tie ted a
largeend i"rrea?li g c'emarid for it. This fact has caused
many unpiii.cplrd cr unterfejier* and imitators to palm off
spuiloosndztareatorstsaPar oaaaoand appearance, for i *
genuine Balsam, misspel ing the cane and forging certifi?
cates to tesembl"! those of las) true Ba.sam. ' Dr. Wisusr *
Balsam of Wile Cherry le the onlv genuine." The re?t
merely imitate il e name of the origiasJ. while they possess
none of its viiu.es.
Rememhe-. the ordinal end o-ily genuine WU.ar's
Bslssm of Wild Ct.erry always (wars the name of I.
BLTTS ontheoolside wrapper
BB C AMPUL WHAT TOU BUT.
All irnitaiii.r s and counterfeits, bein^ put up nv persons
ignorant of the lisesse* of the Uum-tn "stem and the ef?
fect of medicines, are entirely unsafe and dangerous.
The ger ulne and original erf He. which has boaa proved
so long.ssasorlj'inaliy puiup by WILLIAM3A CO., Phil
edelpbia, end Is now prepare! ar d eoid wh ilesa'e and re?
tail, by heil, W. gowle. Boston, Mass., and Is now lor sale
by his Agents
For sale bv AR AD Sands. 100 Kulion-st.. corner of
William-st i'l v llavilaod. Keeeo A frtr tf Mstrltrn ltfift;
bv William Burger, .it Hortlaml-st . by Ru-liUin. Cinrke k
Co, 10 A*b.r Boom nrd 173 Itrmt Hoaso, Broaii*h/,
New.York i anil hi Dp.ggists r'-ner i.: . ever; where, j: ?'
~YMIS CHERR V TecT?^?L^
? For the rupd eure of coughs, colds, asthma, croup,
hoarseness bltlOcbltis, as'Jt rn a. Irriplent consumption a^d
for the (>?..? [ Li i! usompttva patit nts la advanced stages of
the disease.
This rtmedy 's oflered to the c immunity srllh the conti
depcewe feel in an artlc e whkb se'dom falls to r .
the hat'p'est BsTeetl BBBi can t-e deored. So wide is the
field of ;*s nteful nen* and so numerous th- cases of its cures,
that almost every soctlOB of the coontry airounds In persona
pnbilc'y known who hare been restored from sJannlaeerii j
even desperat-- cisesses of the lungs by its use. When
onre tried, Its WporiOliljf over every other medicine of lit j
kind is i'ej eppareut to escape Observation, and where Its
vrjtnoa are known the public bo lasiassr he?ttate whmnnti. |
dote to employ for t :e distressing and dangerous afle-ti >ns I
o' the pnlnrfBrrrr organs, which are incident to our c'itnate.
A'ld cot only in the fornndable attacks upon the lungs, but |
for tue n tider varieties ol Colds, Coughs. Hoareene**. '
ard for chiid-en it is the pieKsantest and safest m'- ItdM 1
|b?t can be obtained. .No htaUj should be wiihoui It, and ,
those who ha'-eused it, never will.
Prepnred Rr.d sold by Jame* C Avr. Prsetics! Chemist, j
Lowell, Muss ard BOM by Henshaw. E<<tnands ,v Co Bos- '
ton ; Reese k Cottlaotj, Baltimore; Havi:a- d, Harra!! ii Co. >
Charleston; .Jacob 8. Karrnnd. Detroit: T. H. McAllister, j
Lomsvbie; Theodore A Peck. Burlington ; Isaac D James, 1
Trenton; John Ottbert k Co and T W. Dyott A S vs. Ph:i- ?
avdelptna; /.. D. k W. H. Oilman, Washingto-,; Cnas. Dv r,
Jr. Pro-idence; Wade Eckstein A Co. Cincinnati, end' by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicine everywhere.
J2A lneod
B~TlDNESS ALWAYS CURED.?A
luxuriant hand of hair, whiskers, eyebrows or mous?
taches, can uiwaya 1m gsined with abet it Ute cerialntv. in a
short lime, bv the use of HARVEY'S AMERICAN VEOB
TABLE 1IAIRTON1C. AgruarantMwiUbagivan wheih.
er the want of hair l>e natural or sccMootal, provided the
diieclloi.s be follow ad in every perlicnar. T lis prepare,
tlon has bat n used by a Is panunbar of persons with t'io
most gianr, kM result*, and so unvarying nas been Iis suc?
cess In restoring hair to bald heads lhal lhe proprietor feels
warmnted in challenging ihe prrsiattsna of astute cast
that cannot be cured bv the application of the American Ve?
getable Hair Tonic. Koi sal.- by J st'ARstar, UI Bultoa
at; Chas. H BUOg, lrr2 BroBiIwav; .1 A I C>slrflngton. 715
Broadwa> ; A.L. BenrlUafcCaBll Broadway; and ai II R.
Piercy's,iil Wllloughliy-st Brooklyn. ]2i [mood*
P" HVSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS dial
pensed with care, and KAM 11. Y MEDICINKS of
Biiperlor SJBtvBly B ay be o'uained at ih? Dnig stores N ?*. hi
Bieecker si. Dear Broadway, and 17.' Eighth-av. near Nine
teenlh-st at all hours. Also to: i -1 fjrnliure, perfu.nes
soaps, sponges, brtuhe* and cosmetics. Cupping act1
Leeching attendee to. [)901al*| L. A. ROSENMIIJ.!'..i
DALLEY'S HAOICAL FAIN EXTRACTOIt7
The (>riyinitl tlnd e?t!y <iet.uine,
IN A .new envelop ASib MUCH llfMBtlP BOXES.
fl^IHS ONLY NEVER-FAILING,
a- cjuick nr.d certain rure A.r Bums, Scalds, Piles, Sores,
Cuts, Wounds, and ail external Inumntutiions, ran only ;
beobuini'd gem*!ne, and in lie prlsii.ue purity, fro n ilia
Prcprletorhimseif, and his authorized amenta.
caution extra.
Avoid counterfeits in lhe old wranperarii the small ,
boxes; they flood the market, and lhe low pice of the
poisonous slutf Is si>ld at i* a strong lempiatlon lo certain |
d< alors to buy and sell a deleu-rlous and counterfeit aril- I
cle. In order to make a good profit, but without regard to I
the health of the consumer.
HCl HI E CAl'TION.
A certain notorious concern In this city, called the Em- |
p'.re Company, sells a nostrum In a ertappet under my
name, on w hich a oartaio "A L. Comstoc k" figures u "sole
propielorl" All I can say lo lhe public Is, beware of im
posluon and poisonous ? ;'nitons of uiy Sa.ve.
Besure and tmy DALLE Y'S Extractor OHLTi In the new
dnvelop and the large boxes, and avo.d Bat counterfeits as
you would poison. Mind the emblems ou lhe now wiap
pe-s? Trlunple, Sun, Serpent, Lion. Dove and Elgin.'
Msrk. If you want the genuine arilcie, s.p'y to 11. DAL.
LEY, 415 Broadway, sole inventor and proprietor of DAL- '
Lf. V 'S Magical Pain Extractor.
For sale also by A. B. A D Sands. Haviland, Reese k
Co, C. V. Clickener A Co. and at Rushton's ; Mrs. Hayes, j
Brooklyn, and Win. T. Mercer. Newara. N. J. J21 lmeod* '
READ THE FOLLOWING trite
STATEMENT : TsRHYTown, Dec. 9.1550. !
MR HARRISON?Sir: I writs you these lew lines lo :
lnforn you of Iha(feat boaa&t 1 have received from your I
? CO?IPOL'ND SYRI.'P OK NAPTHA. Eight years tgjo 1 ,
was taken with the pleurisy in my le!t side, and u'eerar-d '
my iungs ; therefore 1 was ob.iged to give up work esd ,
seek for rel.tf. i tried everything that I heurd tf. lev. a I :o
no purpose. My h?a'.th continued lo decline, MB bnslly I |
began lo raise blood and large (jua..illlda ofmai.er. Lt tbla <
state 1 continued for son.'-litre, until lest fail, Nove-nber, :
l'4f>. when 1 took to bleedingf.om the lungs. I bled about ]
tw o quarts in twenty-four hours I then gave up ail hopes I
of recovery, unti. 1 heard of your Nar thl Stil! I thought it j
was ike ell the reat of lh?pue:.; tee ilrlnes, (a hum'eg..
But I resolved to try one boitle as a lnstresort. and, iui:.k?
lo Ood, 1 did so, for with Ids blessing I believe it will make
a well man of me yet. I bad Ml tat en one Lottie before I be?
gan to get tetter, and In a few weeks 1 was a:, jta: '.he h >u*e
and from that ttn ? to the present ! hsve not raise 1 any J
blood?before il.al I had a bad spell eery fear moi.ths. I j
goald Bot do without;: rn ar- - a-.dvoiid recom- |
merd all who suffer from sMa] comnia:-1 to try it at onr*i |
for I do l^lieve thai it any.;.jisr trill e.leci a cure, lias
Naplha w ill Y. urs. a Hh respect. C D. RK\ ERE.
P 8.?I would have wntten to you oei'ore, bad I not re?
cently contracted a severe cold, vvluch ;. <^r HaPTbM Las
entirely removed. I can *:ow s end :i husttieis, an I ex?
pose myie'.f to all wesihers. C. D R.
M A. K lian :o .. i Iii o vv ich-*;., al?0 sold bv ?. M.
?uloD. 127 Btwety liTlmTaThAS*
pere^ BaWlS s
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, it tha
a beet a'ticle in tee world for ttelmme.i.ate relief of Ex?
ternal and Internal Complainta. #u.l oir ctons tor its use
wu! befc ii la ti. " People's Pain- Jet put..? sied by tha
proprtftors a O py of which w. f ><? given with ere.-y
Do tue. ivr Sfce a'.'wtolessie la New-Y'ork. by
A. B k D. St: 1?, '.'X' Kxtor-st ; Wil.iam Bur/ee. ys
Cor'Jard-s: , 1 Min jr A Co .11 Fuitot-si.; Oeo. J. W.
Mavr-e- -2 Nsssutt-et.; HtvUaad, K-ee* k Co 8" Ma lea
!are | M Ward !c Co -5 do : A.rr.l, Mrlvtssoa A Ro' bir.a,
lATdo.) Leeds a Hazrtrd. Ul do ; J E Trlppee. l^doj
Nor.j:.. Babcoctk. Wood, lSydo.; R. B. Hevi.and A Co. 177
? roadway: Hsydock, Cori.es A Clay, Jls Peal et : C V.
Clickener k Co. 81 Barclay-s'..; Koop, P'lacher k Co New-et.
Also.f.T Sa? by the Trade gene-s.iv
BEWABE OK COL NTF.R?E1T3
And ttt OENl INE ORIUINAL PAIN K1L
LER. t-is -lacairw by the proprietors.
PERRY DAVIS A SON.
Tt H gb-st Providence.
N B ftst -v.- Pain Ki.ier belor.ga exclusively to PER?
RY DAVIS A S< 'N. as a Trade Mart, as reten?v decided
byth"? pre ; ? ( . Jl7 Ssn*
Morse s Com sound Syrupof
\LLLOW Duck ROUT.?We feel
prompted oy every principle of humanity, to mate
known to let wor.d the wmdeir.il efneacy of this extraor?
tinary prer. i'aiion Thi asands nave beoo ratieve-1 of a
grfal amotir.t of suflertrg. and many lives saved by th? usa
?f n it is actnoWiedgao by lhe besi.udges of medicine to
t>e itemos'. eiegart. scie;.t:5c and salutary preparation now
to use. and as a depuranre remedy, seldom ii ever ?qualasL
It stands jrnva.ed for the ru-e of Ervr?peias, Salt Rhe-irn.
Canker, Scrofu.a and a., .he rarlous diseesee artalng froos
an impure state of tha B.--od Aieo, all Bil-loue complatnie
and is used wita unpreceded success la a.! cases ofFemsoa
W eekness s-.d rer.era.1 de^l'iiy str-ngihealng tha weakejo
ad body, givug tone to the vano-us organs, and tu vigors*
bag the ?nf.re sys-'isj a.-, i a.so ' .rimrure of the Liver coa>
piaicl. Catarrh, Dyspapsis. Heaoacne.iDtzin.eas Coughs,
kc Thoee eg-cied whn Ct-ronic DKsew^sesfof whaterer
bxn.wrtifiridtiuaniejdic'tie noionly p.easaniia tha lasia.
But a eerisi.i cure, if it be wi'hta tae power ol remedial
agac.sioaOeciiti-lrdiseaee. It's composed of isadicinat
to happily combtnnd. as 10 tend directly la give lone to iha
eiotrech and boweis. excite to beaithy action lhe Liver asd
thaw hoieGlandular System, alley Nervous Irritability.and
promote the free aeajatl of tue Lungs. U. .s r ende -in g il ep
plirahle U. all dlseasea of a Chronic nature It Is pure4y
Vegetable, and may be used in a.1 climaxes, and at a.! eea
a^>rs of lhe j ear
freparedorly by C. MORSE A CO.si MB fountain-at
Provldmce, R. I. and sold by thousands a i jver me Cnl*
ed Staiea. Can&das, Ac Hatajck. Co. lath C.sv, .1*
Pearl ei N Yort. Oeneral Agenu \ >iu
HOREHO?ND COUGH S YR?PobH
JIJ cents.- Thii !? one of the very best remedies tor
a Co;.i,h. Coid. Hoarseness, kr. It eannot ha praised too
highly. Jost try ? bottle or two. It I? very pleasant to
tale. Sold. ?hil?aa)a and ret*.l, at SAND'S MamrnoUl
Drug Store. "I Jsmesst. 5f Im*
MRS BI RR S
ANTIQUE OINTMENT?A sure and
/?. speeoy cure for too PI Lfci, Ciiaieu Limbs, Channel
Hands. At This artie e has long been used in pr raU
practice, red is ?*? vrf| t? >,. .... See: article ext*2l
fir the relief of theawwe na'eed complaints.
fur Be-e et wBo.e.ei* end retell lo Now.Vera. !iy?>n.J
W. Mab? e tS Naseas si. I Minor A i . fal tret.A. I
At D. Bancs. inn ruitoti-ti. Ravtlsod, K-r.e * Co. ?o
Maidea-iare C V. Cickener V Co -I Bar<-;?y.st. C. FT.
Ring. Broilwav. eorr.-r ef J..'ir, it J. A I.Cod ii,,-t ?-.
V<i Hudson-SU and 7ii Broad wav. R A Sni :?. Bower?,
comer of Sprlug-.L Agent for Brooklyn. Mrs. If h17s.
IM Fuilr.ru
Also, for s?U by the Agents of oir Pain K:;) >r genera tv
Pui jp and sold at wholesale bv
PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietors,
J27 3m* 7| High-su Trovldeace, R. L
MAGNETIC POWDER.
if YONi M AGN ETI C P< I\VDER,
9J for the destnrtbm 0/
Cockroaches. Bsd-Bugs. Moths.
A is, Flies, Pleas,
and Insects on Planta
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
for the deatmrtton of
Rats and Mice,
warranted without Poison.
Principal Depctt, r.f? Broadway.
AOENT8.
Kew-York?C V. cTVkener A Co SI Barclay tu
A. r. A D. Sands. Ion IHthaa si
Rdehtoo, Clark A Co IIS Broadway.
Mariland, Keeae A Co N M'Jde-i-lsae
Oreerlear A Klugsiev. Ai Cortiand-st
eVheffeim Bros. A C?. Inn Joho-st.
?? O. a. A R. Bumton, 274 Bowery
John Mitchell. SSI Bowerv.
P A. Kerr. "V Broadway.
BrUharo A MUer, 17 Avenue D
Dr. Lyon, 472 Orand-su
? Cook.'XttGrard-st.
Van VawtSs4sank A Martin corner Nintk
avenue ai d Twaniy-firti sl
?? Rlktr and Berrian. 3S3 'Sttt!:-f.veaue
Sro .aijn?Mis Hayes. 178 Fu'li a-st
S BrooSivn. Mr Avres cor Henry an 1 ai'.adir sts
JerseyOltv.Ruskirk. W Wesr>lnt?'Or?-*l.
Sag rfarl...'r. L. I - Dr E MLUS
mrmgBrook?JarasaM Oottld -m*
CAIaIFOHNIA.
P?R C H AG RE8 DIKECT?The
tSJSaWsJU .*>*? Sleams'.tp UNION. Ciiptaln Thomas8
In I, w . ia rrs Ptar tl >. 1 Eforta Ursr, <m Saturday;
lfcs)Mk of March, at > o'clock, P.M. precisely. The Union
was! lilt by Wm. H. Webb, and Is In a'l respects one o|
the strongest and most beautiful sh'ps cow afloat. She hat
doi,l ie side lever erglres, built at the Allaire Works, the
conetructiot, of w hich has been under thedaily inspection of
Ca] t Ru Id and her Chief Engineer, Mr. Thotnu Oliver.
Compt teril i'ddges pronounce them eoua'.if not superior, to
acy IsSrStt fore built in tlds country. In fact, tho whole ar
rangenieriia of this slip for the comfort aid convenience of
passengf is, bss never been surpassed at home or abroad.
The ship wtU go direct, and it is confidently expo . 1
w ill land her passengers at Chagres M uhui eight days after
leaving this pert.
Kor Freight or Passage apply to
SPOFFORD. TILELTON V Co.
I5f tm9 SJ South si.
tf^REAT REDUCTION OF PRICE.?
^JS ladcpeadeal Mall Co. to Ca Con .. Lottere lo Baa
Francisco, Only IS Cents, and tU iivered In advance of Hie
U. H. Midi.
BERFORD i CO. EXPBJC8B, Ro I Astor naaaSL New.
Yolk. dls|>au*h a Specisi Messe,,^er. In the Steamer Cres
ciutCiiy. 28tk ins;., irbo will lake >.,,.-.1. ,
Pa. kages. and deliver then; to all parts of California. Ore.
con. and the Sandwich Islands, in a vvjtce ot the V. S.
Ma,.. Peiso, s at adiaiai.eeenclose ( a 'forma Poslagoand
rrepay tu that i ffic^. Paid assaMsWsasa, Poetagasa
Sacramento, Stockton,San Jo,6. Ore,;ou atki Sa'i iw .? h Is?
lands, (1 ' " To tlie miner.*, rNo U S Mail b/this
Slesm. r BERFORD A CO . i A.u r H eise. New-York,
and corcer Of Cay and KstkTBM y sts , ran PrancSco. 2m if
AMERICAN EX PR ESS < !0 M PAN Y.
-JOHNSTON UVIMOkTON, living purchased,
with otheis, the trboM stock and ii t -rest of William A.
Livingston in the Anerican Expreis Company. Notice is
tl erelore I rrer y given thst the said U'lliiinn A. Livingston
is no lor per a member of said Company, nor of the linn of
Lmnpstno. Fargo A Co .sild Johnston Llviejraton huv.ng
taker: bis o.ace in -aid firn-. WM O FAROO. Sec'y.
Dsted New-York, January 16, IBM. BM |a,?
CALIFORNIA EXPRESSLY.?One
of the tnbseribers w 1,1 rrturn to California by the mid?
dle of March, and wid attend to any business aatraal si to
Mat. He wil. be prepared to take small packages and trill
attend personally 10 their delivery aBhai al San Francisco
or at Sa< ihUienlo City.
At LBS sutisciibeisaie permaaeotly to eater! at Sacramento
City tfcey take this method of s lilcilb c in,ignrfie"a of
OoatlSj tad as they w i.l aitend them^e ve? to 'he disposal
of all Geods coiii.ug to IsVeaa, they do uot douiit kavkasl
they can make such advt'tures very profitable to roniaj
sending out. having be.-n n business al the latter place fur
the last year 1 ardt.ein^ well acquainted with the ,ii,r kel
they will give any inforii.atiou doslrod In the selection of
Goods, Ac.
Batls'actoiy ISfkieata wfB begtvea here and at I icra
mentoCity II. P (ISBOR N' eaa ke ? en ?r dieir itore. |71
Grs 1,1 st Mriyiiu 1 uing tin in o'clock, and I'roin i 10 7 I' M.
17f2w- II r OSBORN i. U HOT HER.
I7MP1RE CITY LINE.?At redrnMd i
m2J rates of fare. Ttiro ^h tickets lo San Francisco via ?
Chagres and bv the I . s Mail s .- iriiei? tat Uta Par-tic..The
spiehdid tteaatship CB.EBCEN1 CITY, Jofaa Taraar,
Commander, wlli leave herdock. Pier .', N. R for Clia/t;?,
direct, on FRIDAY. Feb. IS-, at 3 o clock. P.M. All freight
musi be ou board and bill. Indmg signed at i&e oliice -.ire
vious to the daj tf lail'tp For ^essare or freight app y to
S. B STONE, 10 Btttery pla :e.
Thestesmsl p EMPIRE CITY.Capt. I. D Wilson, will
leave her dors. 1 er Nu,3 N. R ou Thursday, March tB, at
3 o'clock, P. M._ I If 12?
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.VI
' e PAN Y ?Kor Havai a, New-Or eais and Cha/re#.
Through Tickets to Shu Francisco, ai redu>?1 rates.
Chagres psssengers transferred at Havana to the splendid
tieainsliip FALCON
Ou WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26lb,at3 P H lira splendid
doubieeLg'.i e sttamthlp OHIO. 3ot-0 tuns burtlien, Jas.
FiNDi.sY S. iifnck. commander, will .all pieclsely at 3
o'clock, P. M. from her pier sl foot vFatroe St, N R. with
ihe GoTenUVeal Malls, direct for 11 i.ana. N'ew-Ori -ant
and Chagret.
Freight taken lo New-Orleans at usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight 10 Havana
Shippers of packages coulalning jewelry, gold, or aUfSJS
ware, or any articles commonly tnow n as rjlnSTltt. rtlTirt
specy the value of the sMpkeSI I Is their bills of lad.n/, or
the Coaapaey will not be responsible for any losses 00 valu?
able nierciii.ndi/e shippe.1 without such specification. For
passa.eoi (reifl ., a, , . M O. ROBERTS.
IM 126 177 Wesi sU corner Warreu-sL
CROSBY A: REEK NAP.
LAWYERS AND LAND AOi-.NTS.
San Josr. GALIPORsTIA.
E O CROSBY. D. P BBLKNAP.
The above are h ealed a- the t?at of Government, w.
six heurs travel of Sac Fin: Cisco, and have arrangement*
fortrautsc.' g business in all parts of the State. They re
fertoHcti Wra. M. G'a n, Watbi'.gtun. D. C : Hoa E.
i O Sra.d'-g. BtifTa'o; Aid .! II C-ok of TMrteen h Wiri,
New-Yr-r | IraSn.::': .V c- !"l Petri-st : A. Bern I Ct,
i Esq. VJ \\ a.!-st ; E C B-J-ecict, Esq. 7n Wall-st-; Gree
1 ley a McEtratb; R.M Pilee, ?=q to vVall st i E.s. let
knap k Son, 8 Gold st : T. Kecse'.t A Co 20 O.d slip.
IbfSm _
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-FCR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON?The
I public Is Informed thai u^dti i..eauari^i;i;e: is of this Com?
pany, s^saers 'r.s'c-ii^il ?r ? approveiny the Navy De
psr imcoL aidcajrytnt ti.r : led Slates Mai,. wlB 00 I*
! to leave Pai.amaasid Sau Francisco 00 ibe nr?i*vv fj'-e-u'e
days of each mcnih. unless JeUlued '?*} un?iTjiJjCi,e *..;*..
' den or the nureerrlia' of he Mal:s *: Panama. The Steam
I era of tne first of theme; th trffl lour.i %. Acapalro. Sun
j Bias. Maxaiian, San Die<.. snd Moilarey. The aiearrteraof
the fi.ieenih of li.e monin w ill loach at Acapulco. but al 00
? otliet Mtxicaii port
The following Uniied States Ma:i S.reni Pacaetsareno?
i In the Pacific, one of ?1-ch srU be always la port at each
I end of the rtaits.
1 OREGON.1 ?tani tennessee .. IrSWtaoa
! PANAMA.1.047 ?? ,NORTHERNER..1J ,. ??
I CALIFORNIA ..1. ' " COLUMBIA. SOS ?
UNICORN. sos ? 'CAROLINA. sm ??
SARAH BAND?.\J**.' tuns.
The new ste?:..*Vp COLUMBIA will p'y regu.arly !<>
tween San Pis:. Iscu S'.J pt. ts i:. O.-egJa. awa.dag at Use
l^rn.er po-t De Btltfal of msi's.cd pass* 1 Pane*
me and reiurrlng ?iihou: deiay arlta reallsand nasao i^-rs
for tLa atBowtaj sieta-.er frota BaaFreaciseo.
A regular Une of propellera a ke kept ?P to* ? m u-ane.
por^llirc o' *relr'-.tsr.Jt.-ar?'?ni casser.gers ?e?rw?ec Pan
art a and Bar. fra.-f .sco
The connection La the Atlantic will be maintained 05 the
MsstasbiBa EMPIRE CITY. le.i.-:ng l,'ew-Y rk ?.n LtsS
1*.: .and CHEROKEE- kaavfat| Near-York can ir,*2?ih of
earh rr , -h. for Chagres. A th'.r? SSM <*'? *.so be kept in
New-Yort as aspa e t. tsnSf
The ^w"*a.maMps CARIBBEAN s^: Pfll^A'JE.'e
PHIA wi' form a direct I'ce between *,ew-Or'e*is a .1
I Chsgres. haavbaa M such periods BSSffl torure as ttttM
detention as f mi leM 'fjjg";*^ txl*\\mL W'?
ParrlCe sieajnshipa a THRO DOH LINE . aad ffoas N w
o, ?, sa : ? >? . M 1 > CtOewrdaaad Cragoa. Pss
! ta<r from New Or ?ans can be secured Baa Aascrr 1 ..
1 La**^ m i. CSV, A.e=:s
asTts or fats racM hew-vchx to cnaoaas
] Stic-uh Sit^r Room.' LovterCs.m Bsrdt.$i*
' Steersge (Bsaad sriih mattrasa and Board.5"
,KoM raNAMt to tajf raaaciKO.
Saloon Statr- tSSNSI ... JBB Lower Cabtn Berdi ...sSJSSS
8;errage [foaad With ma;trass and Board.
taott tat? raaacisco to asroaia
Caha.ti"? Steerege.
For ihre ugh Ucae:* for any month appeal IBS1 OSkSi or
the Comoaay. 54 and?8omb-st iSftfeodDA^d
lm^^TmMmj? uotzlm. , ,
npilfe IRVING HOUSE. *: Ch.vgre?,
M We ace W. vVLilam*. assisted hy Hoga Miner
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, al Gorgeca -3
der ins .- ALsgemett of A B Muier s..d J. W
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, at Craves, rteder tee mae
agem- toff R rol/er and H Miller, Jr
>Hrl UNITED BT AT KB HOTEL, at P^?* "ft*
Ute msrsgetceot of Adrian B. Miliar >el OHW
ADVERTISEMENTS are insvte 1 in
the he,t Papers of other Cn -s and Towns at V II
PALMER'S Advertising Agency, 1 rll ute BalMSS/. w
AFD {pastaa
I "NITED STATES MAIL LINE from
t r h A Sf.r.sTOM id Havana. ?? ?* a v \ nn AM a-d
KEY WEST.-T?ie,; e: |. -sm.hip isabel. !.'?*> lun*
burden, rommar d-d by Cspt Wl Hs.a ? - ? I ooov
mer re ter regular trip* on Monday. Ori. i. and Mil regu?
larly from Charlesum. 8 c 'or PtTttja on ti* I? and . .1
of esrh hud;. s:.d from tl*vej.a lu Cta/1-el? .i oo ab? ?3
raid L
From Charleston and Bavanrah to Havana, f V*.
. ^'. icr.ab u- Key Weal, Br
For p?j-ti.-n!?ra. arp!y to
SPO'koro*. TILESTON 4. co ft K^lVlt
In c; arb stoa to M c morecaL.
AieaBjta Havana, DRAKE. BRtrTHERB k co
rOifri^rn '?(iv.ii; Utviu ?y ih:? ship can m?cb Bi il
irore b> ib? n.,t rooia Iba S: Ji lay. or, ly BMetlag tht
.er. r tt Wear. York '.n aaaaa ume. 7f
KOK EUROPE.
,H)R LIVERPOOL.?United Starrs
Mal!Sie*ni?l.;o BALTIC.Capt-J'* J-Comato. il T>'s
Bieamabtp ??.il depart with ike Mal.s for Baropa,Boetfl?
ly. ea Wnlvidn, Sib ofAiareb, at U o'clock, M fr
ber berth al the fool of Canal-sl
No berth secure J until paid fl>r.
A ' haMrasnaal pass through iba Post Ofh>e.
For freight or paasa^e. having unerjueled eecomm xle
Cons for e.egance or comfort, apply to
EDWI). K. COLLINS. M Wall-st
Positively bo freight will be received on board afW
bionday evening-. Mar. h 3.
Theaeai:ier PACIFIC will succeed Hie BALTIC, and
Bali March If. 6f
FOR LI V Eft POOL?Parket of .lith
KEBRl'ARY?Thesplenuid rejr? arPacket-ehipROS
Cll 8. Capt Eben. Howes. Jr will sail as above?her reg-..
Isrdsy.
For Freight nr Pn??sge .bar'eg unrivalled accommo-is
tit os > apply on board, si Pier No IS Esst R'ver or to
SPuKFoKD. T1LESTON A CO
I3f tZ7_BJ aouth-st.
rT^i^RlTISH and NORTH AM ER
A ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW-YORK ANDLIVKRPOOLdlrect,and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND Ll\ ERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling al Halifax to land and re*
telve malls and passengers
ASIA, Jodkins. ECROPA. E. fl). Lotv
AFRICA. A. Ryf.e. NIAUARA. J. St ran
AMERICA, N. Sbanncr CANADA, Wiu.Harrlsoc
CAMBRIA, Letten.
Theses-asels carry a clear whuc lioht at their cast
bead; -.acsn on starboard side; tco on port side.
No nenn seen red urn.;! paid for.
Freight will be charged on specie BOjassi an amoaxt . ; r
personal expenses.
An experienced Surj,eor on beard.
A.l letters and newspapers must pass ihrvuga the Post*
Office.
Forfrela'hi sr. - PsaMga x. Bl | H
e. CL'NARD. Jr it Broadway
Krer.eh, Ooruiai., a."d oLher foreign goods, received and
brought in common with 8-ltlsh goods.
T "ron-.-h Mils of la Hag are given to Havre fur New-Tort.
Atier ihe 1st r-f April next the rate of freight by tha
above sieauers. fnrr Llverr*"' wil' he fmj mv.erlairy
reduced. c3 tfs
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
Ja. POOL link OF steamship*
CITY (<K oi.ASiiuw. i n ins,Cai BR Matbrawa,
PENNSYLVANIA. i,.2if tuns. Capl VV. C. Sloteebury.
CITY OK PHILADELPHIA. KM8 Hi ns.
Two of the aliove ships are n, w bagatj ballt, and wij
be placed on the tlaaduring the ens nig Sum.ner.
The CITY OK OLASOOW, CapL B. R Msiliews, i ate
of the " Great Western.") Is Intended lo sail as tinde; ?
raoji rHiLAi,r.LPi.ia | rauM livrbpool
Shlurd-\, 15th March , Wedue.day, I Ah Kei?r-? y
.-May. - _ Aprt.
RATES OK PASSAGE
raoM rniLAori.iHis. | raosi LtvsaeooL.
Sal.Hin.lisii Doilurs. Saloon.Zi tlulneas
Cabin.M> Donars. | Cabin.ISGutaees
These rale*Inrlude Provislousand i ??> ds' Fee. bat not
Wine or Liquors, which can be hal > > ard
First claat steamships piy batwaaa L varaaal an l G *a>
gow. Havre, Roiierdaui," Leghorn. Marseille? and other
Meolteii.irtan lHirts, >y whaCh goo-l* can be shipped ,.j
Liverpool ard Ihesice by this i ? [f, pi( BdatpMaswael
Psr.tts wUl.tnu to rfant tue World'* Fair can arrange for
pnsasire out and home The a. rommo?l?ilons and allied*
ar.r.- v, ,11 be found BSOBl superi't
An experienced Suri<e-iu will be eaj ri?d on ear'' I
Fralgbt on dry ^ou<is Ma. per naa,
AH good* sent lo ihe Agents hi Philadelphia ?nd U Bf?
pool will he tor wsudtvl wllli et'oiiomy and dispatch
Fit fre ^lit or pas?age. snply BO
RICUAKD.SON. H AT8ONAC0. New-York and Phlla-1
RICHARDSON, BROTHER! k C<). Liverpjol
PATI.ICK. HENDERSON A CO. Olasguw. L7I If
f|>HK NEW-VORK and LIVERPOOL
I UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-Too f i
aomprising this Lisa, are tfca
i ATLANTIC, Capuln vVet^. PACIP.C, Cap'aln N . *.
AP.CTIC Tapia ? Luca BALTIC Capt Comiiock
ADsUAl'IC Capt. Oration
f nese ships Baring b-?e? bam by contract express.? i
Biivemmenlservice. e?ery cars? hash-am iaBsl ;a Jit r I ?
atruriion r.s also in their engines, to insure sL'engts act
speed, and "heir a.-c mniodstions for osssenge-s are oub*
fuaiied for e,eg:u>ce and comfort
Prces#psaawga from New York lo Lirerpoot, gl*;, er
?Insiveuseot antra - ta state-ro^jais te'i5, from Llverp'jo
to New-Tors A ts An experit-uced Bonaoa atiac^e-' t?
aacb *hin No Berth* secured until j.Kd 'or
The owixhs ot UKse silpa will mit no tccouutsoie for
gold sii''?<r bui I ma ?pesre, Jewe,ry precious stonsa ot
oiefais ji .- es balls of 'ading are s'jrned therer"r, axd tns
TBlue'ht r-of 'herein -rpreea.-d
PROPOS-.D DATE-0 OK SAlLINo
rsost rsxw-yo-.a raoM LfvanrooL
V. iri-adey, starch \ Wl Saturday, gebntary I, Nil
Waifasaday, March .<? ?SM Ka irdsy, February a, us|
v\ e.lneKln'y, April i, IS I Sswclay, March ?, !s.M
tVadaaadav, April Id, ls.^1 Sarurdsy March .'^ ISM
Korrrol or pa*e*v? apply u> PtDWARfr K COLLINw,
, 6?"> ?VaB-si New-York, or to BRf ?WN. MHIPLE t A CO
Uvswnooi, E '? ROBERTS A CO 11 King's Arms Yard,
London, or L DRAPER, Jr. V Boaiavard, M miraar ra
Paris
After ibe 1st of April next ibe rase af fr-l^hl by tha aaora
Btesuoers will ha SBSbMSBW rsjdneed. sat Bf
TKAVi:iJfV<J
Change of hours,coiumenctng Feb. 10.
KAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL
ROADS
karaatt Trains ? JStopping only at Paterson and Ha*
: Dokus. I Leave SuflVru'* ui 6$ and S A.M. and 7J P.M , .?r
on the arr<va! of the Erie trains. Leave New-York al 7AM
and S| ut d 5 P.M.
Wav TbaIns?|Sior>plng at all the stations.| Leave
Su?'ern's el 7 o'rio? k. A M. Leave N, w-York al 1 o'ciot k.
I'M. Si-soAVs.?Leave Surfern'e al ot AM. and Ne*.
York at :> PM
PaTSBSOSI Trains?Leave Meiket st. at 7 and A M
and 8 PM; or on the arrival of. bsj iraius from Su.ler. s.
Leave Pater?on Dcpr.t at M and IJ A M. aid Si P M
Leave Ntv.-York at 7,9J AM. and HH.4i ?ud ?P M.
Bindsvs ?Leave tfarset-sl at7A M Ptitvtoa Depot
P.M_Lcave New-1 >.ik at A M. and > P.M. i
?EOULAR MAIL LINE batvtMA?OS
BaauN and NEW.YORK, na STONi NGTO.N ? <
PRO\ IDENCE?lnland rente, sr .' eoi f-rrr, chant-a u<
ears or bsgpage1
TkassaasaareMASSACH1 BE! r8.Caf4 JuaiiSioua ar t
CfiMMODORE, Capt Wni. ti fraze*) m connecrga
With the Bumngioe and Providence and Hoe'un and
Providence Railroads Irariri? ?tew-York dally (Sosyl^yi
ataopsed rVott Pitt e. N ft srsi -sharf aoove Bertery-. ?r'?
al -5 t/eloak P M end Sutruogmc at * P M or "r?o t^e ar
rival of the Mail Tram fruji Gostaai
Theee steejnerswers built ?ynressiy fr* the roiiM andae*
tn every resjesrt per leiilariy acepted to 'be aeyigauen ai
leHigisland Sonnd T'.eaerorri!ii'?lai!oneforr>e.?#eng?-ei*ra
aommodiot;* sied cowforiaMev?ib" otbeers rapei*'e and ea
perienced
Tin? rieate bt>ng Je ar<>rbwt and B'cat dlr??l aesrej
Boston and New-York. p(i-?>-i.?'rs are HHabM to a?nvs
In vwpte BStBl for tiie raoromg 'ioea ef svtwmhoa aag
railroad* runniug u< -?r ??-;*,''? from Cioaecule?
The Ma.-.-AI Hi <r , i s will leave Mew-YortoB Tues?
day fe.iradej and Renrley '?- ?'"??ingne; on Mon?
de* Weslneada* Bud Fri iav.
ft COMMODORE w ii.ea??Ne?-Yors Moetay, Wed.
aeatiay awi Fr'^s? Te^a** Htoomgton Tuesday fiiureday
arid Sarurdsy.
N B ?Passengers ->r. bs- airtvu' of Jm sseamers ai St?B
lnjrt.,0. ,i.<er"e?l oi :? ? d a^e.jp In n- epieodid ra.iroad ears
to Provider,e and Boe'-* A bargage-rjiastar accom
Denies -orh vain to and from Bojtoa For paasaga
berths, state rooms or fre-V ? *r ? ?<?? *? wm- he rnada is
A^-ms '?- -l?er B'-i ai >>e lo shavers;,
tsace_l'f
IVEW-TOBX ftNEW-BUVEN RAIL
11 RS/AD ?Oa and a/ler Wednesoay, Dec 11, the foUtw
kin tta ,. iff Kr?.a .. - ?; it al -? ta. tstat Brotadway
Psaaeo '?rs a^o received at tha New.York ard Harieai
IsaaTatM OfTree Twer.iv-^ven?est
I .tceomiaoilaiiou Train et 7 16 A M ?or tssw-sWiae as
?aSaaraaaCB, Rye, tun Coeeter, Or-.:r *.eo Mjunforo, Dev
rt'-e Norwalk, Weatport S.iuinport Kairtield. Bridgeport,
? raif. rd. MiJord ana New-Haven Passengers from (ha
vVav-Stsdoojtor Albany, ead the Susnoas en t.es tfonsattmlt
a-?l iN^'i'stuck RsLi>ri?da will take ttus train and stop at
el t ?;??> Pae-? Wev-^r.. '?.r B-eStot ProT
Heoee, Wr.rcester Herrt.M. flprme-eid and Conoee-aenf
Biver rSaor>ede erW r^e *s Tram ar*d Wjo. P v^-aeT-etj
Bi Nevv-liasea P?*ae-n,;ers for Canal Baiirved stop at
's^EApress Train at I w'ci<adi A M. for S*a?nf it. Br.dge
port Albany Housatimlc and Nsagaruek Railroad a Mvw
rU en ar.J o.e Cai.ai Raur>iad. MeKHe-ron Haro'-.eg
S. i .' . f' .d e^sl C- in ?? - eat Piver tu r--a1 W ,r .-, -,r
'AVc'on^nloda;'..iSUTram at 9 o'clock A. M for New
Haven end tutermediaie Stenons Paesengere r>v tms
Train for tl e CaesJ Bau-rad sTfl remain at New-Herea
1 P M. i'or New-Haven Hartiord and Spr.ngtwid
Railroad, revns'n in New-Haven ontil 2 P M
i p spreaaTrainet1 P M for ??ejrdord ?rvigeport, and
BH. gaii<k B*u/vads Waierbtiry, New-Haseo. rxaneord,
Sprngteld Worrean-r aud Boston
Ii. Eiprr-e) Tra-n ui ).' P M f-.rSiainford and Nr>rwruk
and eoi.atetirtg With Hoassatoak Traia at Bnueip-jrt for
Ajbanvand PiUafseld
& Atx-rmimodieeon Train at s P Ai for N.w-Hs-en and
all ska lau- ni-ed -ale nlaWuas.
7. rosne o-arlua Train at 4 P M eor griv'?fieport *i< 1a
.-r-'r.t ? - e JS o. * -
rRAINS FO NETA YORI
1 i,juisaa-j+.ol Tumi *it> It A.M 'nrra ?r>,?epof, ,;^a>
gtag el ail tbe ^acermediala fltsfioas
S. Acctra-codaXloa Train al 7 A as ix Naw Harea
Stopping al all li.U~raad.ata ?U?t ?.??*
3. A^iotasaodaiioo Tram ait46 AM. irswu New-naeaa
sto/pia? *t sil IteterrteBdlat? Sjsio .? raeasvha] paavegew
Crom iuirtfoni %ui N? w-Hevvn. Ca>al R*io< e?i srd *avg
aracs Railroad
4 Expreas Trim at 110 F ht 'a. coaiseri:,^? srtik iba En
?.e?* Train from Boaivea, from New?saaaaa* SM/iifnug ef
Brtdgeponsxd 8tamford. reoeivlng oa?ie ,ee? *? r i?*
Hoosaurtc RsJiroad *t Bridgeporl . . _? I
5 Ac*?rrrmwia??i Train al 4 M PM r?vc?:vtBg oaees*
-rs fr.n: ma Acco^ma.xtaBoo i'rsla firoaj avatoa sasJ
tn the Ne^gafuc* Byroad at Bral?rop?r Otosb New
"r^xr^Tra,1*; ?'f^^^^ar wUh tM
tre*a Tram from BoaJrjav?nj>vrrat at Brldg? x n, NvrwaB
irilr^um^'xsirirl et II V. F*.
7. Fxprrts Traia at 3 +\ P y- hrum !i*port, la coa
iec-t, r w ?'? t'e ftrn-rt"r c Trr.'f **? -i ' " m* ard P*Ks
-s ? I re Cat- ,?7 ?J * *? dA^'JJI, Bap
ire ? ants e- -rrr bs Cg
A I .'iA^'j? tiap t
c
F
AMDKN AND AMBOV RAILROAD
LINE, PROM NEW YORK TO PH) 1.A DELPHI A.?
I One Ltneomv will as run uolo forther notice?ewniig Nvw
: Yort.rV.rn P'er No 1 North River, Rkh >f B*uteeY p* *
daUy, Sunday* excepted, by sleainNiei JOHN POTTr'.R.
r?r ?!n Je? S.mmo* at It o'clock, for But* Amboy
where pssser.ger* win take th? cars tof Camdea. ?nupiag
? aitheosnal lrt?nr?r,'*j* pia, e*. a?d arr'vtfig in PfcLade
?Ml ??Hiql J f. K.
rr?iC'km Cars. .ARM
Second Class Car*. %m)
T' rd Cam Can. : v
D'nnee provided oo board steamboat J.?ha Potter
Pnsetcgtra 'or Fr?*bo:d arid UAo u.? Siaga ai Waat?
fsre from N?r? Torklo free-,,C?a .-enta
eh:okant link
beeves by ?tearrer TRANaPORY, Cap*. j. Cfctaid aa
t, o -.oca. P At Ear* #1,?. V me of lagst?* a.owM
seen ; assecger, to bo carried at the risk of it* owner bot
nothing wl.'i he received or ronrf teree ?j baggage ex ? pri
w?arim apparel. laltfl lavA-BLlia. Agent
tr. u-a. R*..roed of M-w j?,?r,
UINTER ARRANUEMENTS.?
Comm.?elng MONDAY. Not. A |aM.-Tabt Road
sxtrndsfrom ELIZABETHPORT M mllee to the WMITM
tlt'l SE. N J r-duc'ng the ?laglng between the le-rc'ia*
of the Road and EAST0N to S? nitW
This dee leavee New-York by etaanboet Bed Jareet
cier Ho. 1 North River, eud connect* trtiA train* oo ma
New-Jersey Railroad, which leave* Near-York from foot
of Cortlard at
TRAINS L'P-Leav* New-York by eteaaboel Red Jock*
at, pier No. 1 Nurth River, at HIA At freight, and et 4 P.M.
rseenger, and hy N j R?J a LI i v CorUeodet a. t
M tut) ? P.M.
Train* leave White House and following MBSMS for Near*
Tort as follows
atW P M U0CM " '* A M '' w ** * M ; ?*?***ncet
domerv'llle at ? A.M.; freight at T A M., Pseaecger at
St P M.
B and Broot ai ?| A M , Freight at 7 i?nt AM , Pea.
aenger at 2 2*m PM
r ainheldatjf A.M . freigktat 7| A.M Paseeoger at
M P M
M eaSMed at (, AM. | freight at 7| A.M , Passenger at
I P H.
? taksxhtowa, freight at M AM.; Paseeoger at 14 P M.
. i AN . freight at S, A.M , Passer*
ger at 1 P.M.
ST AUES sriH be In readiness on the arrive! of the 9 A M
train front New-York at the White House to convey pas?
senger* to Easton, Wllkesbarre, Bethlehem, A"entown anl
Manch Chuck. Peon, and to f ieiningioo. Leoanoa. Cliator.
M tford aad Be.videre, NJ.
N B - 411 BAGGAGE at the risk of the owners nnOl da.
IWered Into the actual possession of the Agents of the Cora
fanv and checks or receipts given here/or ai
OR BOSTON, vl? NEWPORT
f ALL R1VBJL-By tbe splendid aad superior ssaaas.
an BAY STATE and BT ATE of MAINE, of g rrat strsstgok
and tpoad, Larucuierly adapted to the aengauon of Loa*
Island Sound, running In cotiiiecCini with tie f a,I Ri*er atist
O d Colony Rallroail, a distance of si Bailee, Ui B e'na ad- .
: Bjeevs pier S N R. near the Battery.
Ifaaareaaiet BAY STATE, Capl Wm Brown, on Ttea,
Bars. Thursdays and Ssturdav*. at '< P M
The aktatote STATE Of MAINE Ctpt Thomas
|ee tt or, Monday a Wedoesda s and Fridays, at 4 P M
f 11? line U UMoaly one Jut rues direct for Itawputt,
T' ese steamers are fi led with rOKurodloos suteraoaag
a'wl evt ry arrangene-ot fer the secanty aad comfort of pee*
s . i-awtoare adord*! bv this route e nights rest oat
boerti. and on arrival at fall River proceed par railroad*
reecldng Boston early the following mem'ng. or ran rassaka
on b'Ntrd. ceiling heir breakfast If wished for, amll (Asa
StarCht J. >e a. couunodalioo train at a quarter retore
7 o'clock, A M which .-eeche* Boston at ai out3o -Jock, AM.
A beg gag em aster is attached to eaca steen* r, wkore?
e ? a; <! ti.-ket* tii* baggage and ec.v.. u.'e* <te sesaa
tells destrast.oa.
The rates mr passage and she puce of stele-rooa*s tno
: aame as by other unue
A r.> aateT runt ta coanscrioa with i&ls Dae to aad fnau
Provirlr-oCf. daily, except Sunds s
EMgnt to Bistoc Is taken at the same rates a* ?> osausaer
regu'ar ne*, and !urwar<''d. with *r?* i r srxpadJoaa hy aa
Express treibt train, which loaves fall Hirer every more*
tug i "ui^Jav excepasd) at S o'clock for doeioa aad New
Bedford, arrlvujg at Its destination at or about 11 A.M.
For frt igkt apt iy jo boaad, or at the oftce on Pter I M A>
For stare room* or berth* apply oa board, or if U <e das'red
to ?er jre them adaad. ai>ti.cation may be made to
je!0y TiSDALE A BURDEN. Ageats ??and Tl Wsevai
]\EW-VORK and ERIE RAILROAD?
La WINTER ARBANOEMENT, enaaa>ettdaa Monday,
V, i ie. i v.l - Ueave New-Turk Air Buigtiainu-n Elmura,
. Coralng. Hoieellsvlile, Ceneva Roche?t, r, BusTslo and In
leraiadlasi pi?re* da''y, fr>>ni pier foot a' Duane-ai- as fol
ksWSl
Mow Nino M ah. Ta tin el 7 A M "topping ai all Ike sta?
tion- ??si of it Seres', arrirlns at (Jrnera the same evening.
!??.? en. 'or Rochester. roiPaJo Ac car. lOxige at Uaa**>
v*.*iid takelbe CxpreteT^ratefroai Aibany uettasnrniag,
an 'log at R'vlu n and BaiTslost desa-'ite tlmaas pas
*> liter* via eibariv. wiik t.be aaivantage o'a ulg' i's ??es*.
W* r Tasi e at 2; P M "bi Olisvlie, Plermont and all la
p rg Mktts svailona
It ai al faetk f>r Newhurghat ?! P M.?Passengers
for all flail'bs betwata BasTern*1 and Otlsvi; e, by isAlnsr
this train will reach Sult'erns' in teasou to lake the Easusra
Dlvistna w*y oafa.
Niwht Aaraast Taste at k P M siopptag only at
?eFeraa, Clieeier, ?K<sbeu, Mlddleensra, OtiaviHe Deu
, kavitre. NarroWsburgh, Hancock, t)eiH?'t, Su?iiiehanna,
Cri at Brr d, Hxighauitou end stations west of Biagbasstoe.
Paeee serafor Corelng, Home Isviiie au I Cuba wtu take
lala Train
Pa^eerfer* for Buffalo by this train proceed to Oaoera.
ami ske he Expresstrala arr.vm^at Bllffale aa>r.eeren|sg.
Peru n^era (or lllusca, Cayuga ?<?? 11>- n c ..'un^'lar
' e Lake, ihke 0 e cais of the Cayuga h. d duataueaauoa
BaCroadal Owe^r,, which 1-ave Initu.-luAUily on the arrt?
? a of the Erietrama
;*---., er? f.i riogaaat I eat i mm\ Pa .ake
Hit cam of tJ.eCon' ny sin' H. ??i i/rg Rt,'until at Crrmng.
?tage? !eateMiddleuwM Oiuvi-ie, Delaware. Narrows
bnrg, Hsncork, Deposit, .*iu?tuebariiia, Oreat ilnnd, ling
hemti.n Owego, Wsver.y. Elm'ra. Cirmlug, Pavnfed Post,
KiifeeUsviliaati'l Cuba, o'a ur.'nt o| Hie trains
TRAINM T<< NEW-TORA
Morning Mail Tbaim leaves Geneva al 4 AM stop,
plr a at all Hie skaj H ? ai d arriving la New-York al IP M.
Nk.hi Eirjtass Thai* leavee Geneve at I P M. aad
Cube I P M ?tOj'|ing at stalloos west i f Bm^ avutoo, aad
ai < reai Bead. Sui>uuehai,niL Detaeili Ha/u ock farrows*
barge, Delaware OBtrrOJe, Midd'Hiow? and gvFaras, ar.
r\ n e in Mew-York an 4.M
EssTBaa Division W?vTsiia leaves Oi'sr'llaat V4A
A St. .oca at a/< the Stettens, *uJ arruh . .u New.York
a A M
Nt svMtacH Bat.ecN leave Newburgb fir New-York,
(Ell roes Tram N ilboul et ups i at '4 A M arriving in New.
Tort el Ibl'i A.M.
\\. Train ?:.'. J A .M , for Chester, ccr.aec'.lag with 'be
Ma I Trab* lor die West
\\a\ Trsm for Chealer and Nr? Yoikal 5 P. M., cm.
01 ting will >lie M.ol Tram io New \ oik. arriving at I? P M.
U aveCbeeter for Newbars k, attVAS A.M aau 7 t'> P.M.
Ps>**eegers (> r New-York, leaving at I P.M., arrive at
New I ur( I. by this train al 8: IV
Far lue i T?ai*? leavafroui pier foot of O.tane-st alt P M.
T. stabl for Qratj vat lA<cheAter and Buffalo, and all placee
West, taken by E?press freight iraliia, aud Is forwarded
BirOughwiAontdesy CHARLES Ml NOT.
M Sa p? r mead en t.
HLJ)SON RIVER RAILROAD.^-.
U INTER ARRANGEMENT -'.*< aad after Moc.
asy D'C IBM, Iba peesenger '-fjaj erlt rua as follows.
S' Jdeys eveepted I
m ? *AVE NRWYORK,OAjiNO NORTM,
ttZm th.1 CZl~" m Hudson s: near Chajabareet
At *. U A. M -F..r passen J^* ti}Pc?t^kg-epsla,st/.pplee
?r all the war sta'uria ^_
Ai ISM fat :. . ft' tr,d passengers to Poa."'****T?S.
Btopprcj at all *a> sianons
At; p. M ?f or Passmgai* to Poughkeepala, xeatMa
at ai the wav ?faiicns
AI t F M - Kor Passengers to Poiigl.seep.ie, stopping
at ktsr hatlanvUle, font era, Hasvings, Doblw Ferry, U?ar.
'.sr. Tsrrytev.t Bing-Stng Uroton, Peekskill Oamsrrs's,
Co.'dSpr.u^, Firtikilt New HasBburgh and MiRoo ferry.
At ? P. M.?F or peeserigers to Peeks aid surppug ai all
e ? ? - il
Lt.AVE P'?I GHKEEPrtlE OGINO SOUTH
el 7 A. M? Vor New-York sumr iog at MuUss faery,
New-Hsraargh Low Point, fiariklli, Coid Hprtig, Ger*
r<eot ? peekski i Crotoe, Bjig-Braf, Tarrrtrjwa, " iisien.
Dobb*' Kerry, fonker* and Mashai'unrille
At ( A. M ?f or fretgni and pe**s?agers us New Tora,
stopping at ail way stations en signal.
At ; i t< A M ?For psjseengers to New Yerk, stoppliig
* New l'rrrsiergb. Flshkld, Cied Spring. O?rrt*oa a Paa*>
skdl, Bing ting Terrytoern, Dearsnan, Dobbe* Ferry aud
Toe ken
\' ?P M - For New-York, stopping at all way ttaBoes
on tijmal
U A it, PEEKSKILL FOR MEW-YOKS
'.i 7 A. M ?stepping al all way stavUm* on signal
?nwni prosuore ihetr con?eaior.ee a<-u saAtf <rf
? ug'? e loJowmg rule*: 'at, Otre particular Sire*.
j the baggege-snaa wbsne your baggage is to aa da.
: that he may snark II arc .rdlngly, anal tkaiaby svotd
? . , .rf . , ^ procure ?mir er.et* ,?>for* ea's-.
r - .-* ?d, de o'>t stand aa iba pla*7orats.
\ J ' OLIVCl H f.Er. SnuilHtalsaf
?ajisf, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. iMI
otlURRIS and E,?EX RAILROAO.?
1?* f * NOER TRAINS DP - Leave N*w-?ovi foot
,f Coruar.d-sL j A M. and > *? P M ; Leave Newark ? U
A M and 4 )!>P.M.
PASsen<,Ra Tastes towa -i>*ave Dover 7 AM *^
1 45 P. M.; Morrtstown 7 So A. M and 2 *A P Mj Msdia?
715AM ard 2 4f PM.; Summ t '"AM ?**! V* P Mr
Ie t H tsd s :i P. M l.-r*.^* i M A. M sod
* ffcrit;HT.TiAi<is - Leave Dover? AM snd N T. II| 4M
OtAtsct ttoatl CAB -i/ee?e ?.-range I A M. mum > mm
t M ; New-York II *) A. M. acd t "T M. _ _
Psssergert by theee tnUns are r-co*red and dearveraSI
sacs way at N Ttn acd Boo* Orange, M c- e So mult,
C-a'.?*^ Hni'itic, Mor-isv??-e M-rrts Plalos, BMkSMBkj
Rocksway and Dover.
At Dover nage? connected W.oJ we a at t aas er ger
train teave for ?ockarinny, Sttn/yye, N?rwtoa, Haakats
town aoC Hope dairy; MuforJ and OerefOoa Moodsyt,
,v. , .. fi aaSS Bat ? IBI ?? J..^naoi-'.i<g,
S -" w Co unildA, Oeiawe'e vv aler Gap.StrongsburgL,
eoetlcuing to Use Lee saw an ns \v orgs. passing tkroagk Bare
, . .' -'"itsxrtt-pe (Pa-) Smith's Ta'ern, N?a^!eev!l*e. flaw
* i Dumnore, Hyde Park to pr.jvideace, oa Tnee..ava,
f 's .'??: ss irdtys t i" '-l- r'dtg w?sM ** r *f.
brab , - i ;,-w-Y NSJ
At uenvi.iestagee leave fo' r^werviaaaed ?SSSMBSi esj
thearf.val of the A. M. and P. M. ireiaa frosn. and nseet thsj
A M sn< P M. L-airiafor New York , . _
At tforrtstowr. stagee leave on .t" arrival of the A kt.
IlirTM? '.rains for Meodham, Chester, sV^sOOsaa's Mouo
ktmTwMn-gutt, BelvMere arl Eaatoo, daily, aad meat
tre P. M tra'n for New-York
k >? for Barking BJdgs oa lb* arrival of the P. M ira'a
? g r ext iromlng, eottnecung Wih the A. M. bare Mff
Nsrw-Tork.
Passenger* are to procure ineir dcaeu beforetakMa uvrsf
?eat* m the cars Tickets will1 - received o+lrn oa Iba daf
m ~ ? .rrbased The fares fYooi eeek atatkm where eckeit
< Jtre cnUt mart when paid in the ears, that)
wh*:. psisl for Bcaetl at the sevm tl ticket r>aVee Passes.*
?art tre to abow '-'"etr tlckei* i j the ctmdt>*Aererfcea red
line1 all ?f
'TO T
1 TRXB
THE PUBU< --UNTIL fTJK
OTICK.-Ot. * MONDAY Dec A
ISM,the s.-smUat NORWa > srUI e.*e Hartem t. S
. .. a A M. and 2 o'clock P ? 1 *~\ *
!;f.v!ork a M. e"i ? n-'i-'i " ** i*"**
esr^v v 'Air* .1 staa._ , *'* _?
iVEW-VURK and M'ATBN W^Af'O:
1^-L.a?r WkRatAtU-fol^.L ^^ocloeB ?-ae?

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