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W E S T W A R D - FROM ALBANY. No. I .—MAIL A N D A C C O M M O D A T I O N —

l e a v e s Albany 7.00 A. At, >to|<a at Hehuueotaily 7.10, llofTu.ana s.10, Crones Villages 8.80, Ammonium HtM, Trilwa Hill 8So, Ponda 0.03, Vosts 0.10, Sprakers !) •>:>, I'nl. Bridge i) .'in, Fort Plain 9.38, St. Jobrwvlile 0.S3, East Creek 10.00, Little Falls 1018, Herkimer 10.30, llimi III la, Frankfort 10.48, and lltioa at II.IS, Whitesboro' ll.SM. Drukimy, 11.31, Homell.SS, OrceusCorners 13,08 P. M . Verona 13.10, (Imiiila 13.30, Waniptville 13.39, CIUIIHI.IIU la.Ill,Ciniiin'.ragii I'iM,cliiiienango 1.03, Kirk-villo I.I.i. Muidius 1,30, arriving at Syracuse at 1.40 P. M. (aiKl leave via Auburn Id md at 1.45, slopping at all stations arriving at Auburn 3.00 P. M , Cayuga 3.30, lleneva 4.15, t;anauilnigun at S. 13 P. M., arriving ut Rochester at 0.80 P. M;) dins aial leave via Direct Road at •i.iit P. AI., slop. bing ut all siulioiis. Warner's 3.05, Canton 3.13, Jordan 3*5, WeMtnorl 3.3.5, Port Hyriiii 3.45, Savannah 4.05, Clyde 4.!», Lyons 4.45, Newark S.00, Palmyra 0.80, Ma. ecilun 5.35, and Puirport at S.5S, arriving at Rochester at 6.3S P. M, leaving at 7.00 P, M. for lludalo, stopping at

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CARS, arriving in New York 9.30 P. M-LBAVK NEW YORK,

Corner Twenty-sixth st. and Fourlji Avenue, at 10 A. M.. WAY EXPRESS TRAIN, arriving in Albu-•atS p. M. 3.30 P. M , EXPRESS THAIN, V .as, arriving in Albany at 0.1S P. M Passengers enn rely upou waiting IONS with Trains, * c . , south of Ne Tickets Procaired and Bairaa*e Ch

3.30 P. M , EXPRESS TRAIN, WITHOUT CHANOK o f CAM, arriving in Albany at 0.1.S P. M.

Passengers can rely upon waking SURE CONNEC­TIONS with Trains, * c . , south of New York.

Tickets Procured and Baggage Checked at the Boston Railroad Office, corner Maiden Lauo und Dean street.

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R f ) I ) \C *i iliua O.l).., Li.ck|H.il 0.50, arriving at Suspension llriilgo ul +» V V fV, P ( < 1940, noil Niagara Fulls al 10.55 P. Mr • -

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1 have a large assortment of Machinery on huial, and ran furnish al short notice front the following celebrated Works: -The Lowell Machine Shop. Lawrence Machine Shopi cinremont Works, Worcester Machine Tool Com. l"iiiy, Springfield Tool Co., Putnam MechiM Co., New Haven Manufacturing Co., and other*.

I have also all kinds of Machinery for working Wood, rem Fay A Co , Hack A Co , Ball A Ballard, and others,

Also, steam Engine* and Boiler*, of any sure required. furnished si short notice ; while I hare iu store small Engines, boih Portable und Stationary. Also, Cotton anil Woollen Machinery, Shafting. Mill Oaarinr, Water Wheels, Casting*, A c , ol ihe very best quality, turuished

at short notice.

My facilities are such thai I iian make

a?«l alw... J! .SMper,on5* ''> •electing their ami always „ ih, tn*s4ufoWjuW k ^ i , .xnAprices.

fc» 0. W. FAlRMAN, 3l8»o«dway.

I'oiala, Palatine Bridge on signal, St. Johnavil lc , Little Fulls, Herkimer oil signal, li'tica ut 0.35, R o m e 7.00, Oneida 7.31, Cauustola on signal, Cbitieiiaiigo 8.00 P. AL, ami Syracuse at fi.ltff, v ia Auburn Komi ..I H. Ill P. Al., ami VIM O i l e d Road ul 8.33, s|.>m.mg al Ionian, Poll ll> i on, Olyde, Lyons, N e w a r k , Palmyra a.wt Ffttrport, arriving 111 Ilncheslcr ut 11.55 P. M., l eav ing for Bugiilo at 11.55 P. At., stopping nl Cold-Water, Bulavia a l I.II) A Al , ami m l iving in lltillnh. ut !»„•» A. M . ; Waving RochcSlcr for Niagara Fal ls at WOO M., slopping ul Hroukporl at II •»<' A. Af., Albion, Alcilimi, Loekporf at 11.33, Suspeusioil HrldgO at 3.00 A. AI., and Niagara Falls ut 3.10 A. M.

No. 4 .—UT1CA ACCOMMODATION—Irf»vo* Albiiny ul ii.(Si P , M, slopping ul ull s ial ions, und arrives at Uncii a | 10.15 P. M.

N o . 5 — N E W YORK .MAIL--(Ci colnig with Aftor-lioon 'Prain from N e w York, and with Train from Boston) - U a t a v e s Albany at II 'JO P. AL, slops ut Schenectady at 13.15 A. M., Fonila 1.17, t'ululiiic Bridge 1.4a, on signal, Bj. JnhiMvillo a.o.'), Lii i lc Falls a AW, I lcrknner on signal, Iflicn 3.15, R o m e 3.47, Oneida 1.15. Chitlcnnugo 4.40, S y ­racuse 3.15, Clyde 6.36, Fuir|Kirl 7.18, urriviug ut Roches -tor ul s.ao, breakfast uml l eave for ll.iualo at S.'I3 A. Al.. stopping ut B e r g e n 9.10, Byron, ftutnvla at 9.10, Corfu 10.10, Aldcn 1 0 M , We.Kle 10.33, T o w n Line 10.40 mid Lancaster , arr iv ing a t III.Halo al 11..'JO A. M. i l e a v e Rochester lor Niagaru Falls al S.40 A. M., stiipiuugut nil »ll)lions, Brockporl 0.«3 A . M , Albion ».*J, Medina 10.15, l^ickporl 10-55, arriving at Suspension Bridge ut II 45 A. Af., ami Niagara Falls al 14.00 noon.

F R O M T R O Y . IOJUVC Troy ul 0.45 A. M., coni lcc luig at Schenectady

7 50 A. M N e w York Express leaving Troy at a.30 P. ML comiee l ing nl Schenectady at 3.30. Aeconunodnlion leaving T r o y ut 3.15 P. M , connect ing with Utiea A e c o m -uiOiluliou nl 0. 15 P. Al

F R O M UTICA.

F R E I G H T A N D ACCOMMODATION—Leave* i;m« ul 7.00 A. AI , s lopping a l all stations, arriving at Sy racuso at III. lo A. Al

F R O M S Y R A C U S E . M A I L T R A I N — V i a Direct Rood, l eaves ul 7.U0 A. Al.,

s lopping ut all stations, arriving al Rochester ul 11.05 A, Al l and iiuiiuli. at 4.10 P. M

ACCOMMODA'I'ION T H A I N - V i a Auburn Roail ut 7.U10 A . M , stops at all s ial ions, arrives at Rochester al 13.00 M , BuUulo ul 4,10 P. AL, and Niagara Fall* al 4 00 P M.

F R O M C A N A N D A I O U A . Leavo Cauaiidaigua at 11.30 A. M , and 7.30P._ ftl.j stojv

R I V E R THROUGH T R A I N S FOR N E W

YORK. On mid after Wednesday, December aoth, 1848, Trains

will rdn as foltbws, until further notice i Leave Albany, loot of Maiden Lane :

0.30 A. M. MAIL TR AIN—Stopping at Castleton, Scho. dock, Htuyvcsu.it, Coxsuckic, Slockporl, Hudson, Oak Hill, flcrmantown, Tlvoll, Barryiown, Rhineheok, Stttals-burg, Hyde Park, Poughkcepsfe, NeW Hamburgh, Fish, kill, Cold Spring, Garrisons, Peekskill, Sing Sing and Tarrytowii, arriving in N e w York at la (15 C M .

10.30 A. M. EXPRESS TRAIN—Stonpiug at Stuyve-innt, llutlson, Oak Hill, Geniinniowii, T(volT, Rhiuebeckt Hyde Park, poiigHkciipsie, New Hamburgh, Fishkill, Oarriwais, Peekskill. Sing Sing, and Tnrrytown, urriviug in N e w York at 4.05 c- M.

1.10 r. M. POUGHKEBPSIE WAY FREIGHT AND PASSKNUKK TRAIN—Stopning at all Stallons.

3.30r. M., EXPRESS PASSKNOFa* TRAIN—Stop­ping at Coxsackie, Hudson, X'ivoli, Rhiuebeck, I'ough-kcopsic, New Hamburgh, Fishkill, Garrisons, Peekskill ami Tarrytowii, arriving In New York at 8.50 r. M.

5.40 T. M. EXPRKSMPASSENGKRTRA1N—Stopping ut Castlcion, Schcsluck, Siuyvosan|, Coxsackie, Stockport, Hudson, Oak Hill, Gcriiiantown, Tivoli, Rhiuebeck ,Slaats-biirgh, Poughkee|)Sle, Fishkill, Cold' Stirll.g, Peekskill, s ing Sing and Yonkors. arriving in N e w York at 11.SO P.M.

SUNDAY EVENING TRAINS leave ut 7.43 r. M., Faro Threu JXillars, urriviug in Now York u| (1.40 A. M.

Trains for New York leavo Troy 15 minutes earlier. fry- Passenger Trains leavo N e w York fbr Albany nt

8.00 A. M. Express; 11.15 A. M .Mail; anil 3.15 r. M. Ex­press, and 4.30 P. M. Express.

(TT- Passenger* for Now York will,' oil the urrivul of Iho Train al Albany, pass out of the Carson the Left Hand Side, which will Laud ilicui directly opposite the Hudson River Rlt. Ferry Boat and Ticko! Office. Tho Passenger Agent will be there lo rcccivo ihoir checks und check their buggago to all sialions mi the Hudson River It. R.

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sBTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD CT.

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E. 0. Hiri.Kv, i?fe»idenl. •is «• „' ».• „i.•>%• -A''.AWULASIHW, YicePros'i. 1 uos, K. BHAS, Secretary, HARTFORD FIRFi Ii

Oapiial '. Surplus . ,

T.c . AILVN, Seoretary.

WlJRANOK COMPANY,

.. . . .*30X>,000 , 967,089

II HtiNTiMiToN, President'

' No. io,aie

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11.

Baggage

, ., S.W|^ ping ill all siininn.su. riving nt Bnlriria at o.vni A. M., ami 10 15 P. M., IUKI ut Toimwunda at 0.SO P. M.

FROM ROCHESTER TO SUSPENSION BRIDGK AND NIAGARA FALLS.

New York Mail s.40 A. AI. Accommodation 1.9.15 P. M. Albany ami Suspcii. Hridgn Aueommodalion I III P. M. New York Express W.IKI M.

FROAflstlCKPORT TO BUFFALO. Way Accoinimatalion 11.00 A, Al.

, Way AcciuilluiKlalion 0.30 P. AI.

EASTWARD--FROM BUFFALO. No. I.—BIIFFAIrO AND N E W YORK EXPRESS -

Leaves Hull'alo al 5.30 A. M., "tops ut Balavia 0.55, Byron, Bergen, i:hiii'clivtllii and Chill, urriviug ut Rochester ut 8 OS, breakfast ami leave (via direct road) at 8.35 A. M., stopping ut Palmyra 0 49, Newurk 'J 38, Lyons 0.50, Clyde ID W, Port Byron 10.33, Jordan 10..50, arriving at Syra-cusu at 11.35 A.M., leaving, ut 11.35 A. M,, stopping at Cngtenungo 19 OS, Rome 1957, Ulica al 1.88 dine and leave at 1.38, Herkimer uu signal, Ltlllo Falls at 9.49, St. Johns-vdlc 3.01, Pal. Bridge on signal, Fonda HI 3.44, Schenec-uiilV at 4.45, arriving nt Albany at 5.30 P. M., connecting Willi Hudson River Express Train, urriviug in Now York at fl.90 P Al., mid lor Boston 7.45 A. AI.

No. 9.—ALBANY AND BUFFALO ACCOMMODA­TION—Leaves Buflalo at 8.00 A. M., slopping ul Lan­caster H.93, Town Lino 8.JJ3, Wende 8.40, Aldeit 8.48, Corfu 0.00, Ibitavitt ut ».:«.), Byron 0.50, Bergen 10.05, Chiiiehvilln 10.15, Chili 10.95, Coldwoler 10.3.5, urriviug ul Rpehevler ul 10 50 A. M , Fairporl 11.96, Maccikm 11.44, Palmyra 11.55, Newark 19.15 P. AL, Lyon* 19.30, Clyde 19.55, Savannah 1.15, Purl Byron 1.33, Weedsporl 1.10, Jordan 1.50, Canton 9.03, Winners 9.10, arriving al Syra­cuse al 9.4.S, dine ami leave at 3 10, slopping at Manlius 3.351, Kirkville 3.41, Chiitonuiigo 3.31, Caniwcraga 358, C*l|u*tOta 4.07, Wanipsville 4.13, Oneida 4.91, Verona 431, Greens Comers 4.11, Romo 4.59, Onskuny 5.11, Wiuleshoro .5 18, Ulicn 5.30, Frankfort 5.31, llion 0.00, llerkimer 0.1KI, Lilllo Falls 091, East Creek 0.49, St. Johlwville 11,50, Fort I'luin 7.W, Palaliue Brklgo 7.14, Sprikers 7 91, Yost* 7.98, Fonda 7.41, Tribes Hill 7 51, Amslerduiii 8.10, Crunesvillo 8.18, Uolliuiiu.sS.9S, Schcnec. lady 8.55, airivilig al Albany at 0.40 P. AI.

NO. 3,—AIAIlr-Leaves Buflhlo at 3.00 P. Al, slops ul all stations and passes over Auburn Road lo Syracuse, ar. riving ut 11.15 P. M.

NO 4.—NIGHT EXPRESS—Lcuvcs Huflato al 10.00 P Al , stopi al ll.li.via at 11.17, Cold Water ul 19.15 A. At, Rochester at 19.36 A. M., leuviug ut 19.4* A. MM slopping aiNewurkal 1*5 A.M., Foil Byron at 9.55 A M., arriving at Syracuse at >i.5&, A. Al., Chillc-nug* ul I 90, Ri.iue 5,90. Ulica 3.55 brcuklasr ami leave at 0.V0, stopping at Frankfort uml llion ou signal, Her­kimer 0.S4, l.itllu Falls 7.10, SI. Johnsvillo 7.34, Fori Plain 7,60) Pal. Brsigo 7.57, Fonda 8.94, Tribes Hill on signal, Amsterdam S.69, lloflmans on signal, Schenectady al 9.36, arr iv ing at Albany al 10.99 A . M . , c o n n e c t i n g w i t h H u d . son River RR. Express Train, arriving iu New York a 4.05 P . M., Rinl for Boston at 9.48 P, M.

FROM B U F F A L O T O IgJCKPORT. i.ve Riiil'.ihi ul II 15 A. AL, alid 4 3 0 P . M. M N I A G A R A F A L L S A S U S P E N S I O N B R I D C R

Ni>. 1 - S U S P E N S I O N B R I D O K A N D N E W YORK EXPRESS— Leuves Niagara Falls at 530 A. M, Sus aensJiUl Brnlge al 5.13, stopping at laX'kport 6.93, Mcdilll

ni nl 7.15, Brockport 7.40, ppencerport 7.55, ar i|gui HiHihester at 8.90 A.M., Albany at 3.30 P. M,

Slid New York at 11.90 P.M. Ni. 9.—SUSPENSION BRIDGE AND ALBANY AC

COAjAIODATION- -Leaves Niagara Falls at 7.15, Sua pension Bridge 7.30, stopping at Pekin 7.50, l,6ckport 8.20, bcsnor l 8.35, Aluhllepurt 8.50, Medina 9.00, Kmnvlcsvil lt 9.15; Albion 9.30, Alurray 9.45, Hol loy 0.55, Brockporl

Lea KROJ

TMIRMAN'y A DEPOT, 318 BROAD

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AIR FRUNACE. FOUR »i/,K8.

lTns popular FUR.VACE has receullv 1^..., n e i DICED IN H K I G H T and « l i ^ l f c l i o 1 r R U R b f Ca.ii.ig the entire Radiating Surfhoe free from Join*

f«ll^com|>lledwith*sTe*A»«TT.

It can now be set in die requiremeuu of the , . « . , , . .• . . ...s.nance ro,,,,, ,„;,•, ully compiled with as T « * A » « T T . >-"iup*iue»

ite'i.: 1,*urwu-"e""<' HOW used hf lhe following citi

K i*9 f i !a l f l i ' "»; Wafler Mcrci.atii,:' Or. V. a laa-kruw, Messrs. C. * D. Woodrull The Bank of Albany,

"MTVA. . . M r •loel R . Reed, Mr. Wiil iam VV«ud»ll

rhese Furnace jhre fumUhcd ami rHilunin lb* inosi upprovetl ami skillful maimer, hy^ • ^ • 'm*,

B A I L B Y / A J O H ^ t A I s l O N , i SAlte A | W t * f o , Ih . CIJ,, V ( A l b w J y

. X.J t "»• 87 Souih Pearl »|res,t

II RTAILtdB ™ S u ' t * ; f " f , * • ««N' )K«s l )N 'S lORlAIILh. FUBNACh, winch has met with such Bui versal succeat Ul this city, -/"his is uudoublodiy the ksssi PorlaWe Furnace ever Introduced iu ibis niarkal

Mr ->,. Taylor giop*, Air. Samuel Schuyler, Air. Thomas Schuyler, Air. John R. Vertuun,

A GOOD FIT and ExcWnt RAMSAY'S, tg Btater •ireet.jg

pcins.m Hrsl |.%jAlbion ftvingal Ri

irx at i t ISPEN!

Leaves Niagara Falls at 7.15, Si: stopping at Pekin 7.50,1 .ockport 8-i port 8.50, Medina 0.00, Kliowlcsvil

. . . . . . .,,.-, Murray 9.45, Hol loy 9.55, Brockpc.. . Ill.lkt Aibiui's Basin 10.13, ami Socncerporl at 10.93, ar riyiitg at'Rochester at 10.30 A- M , and Albany al (MO P

N». 3— MAIL ACCOMMODATION—Leaves Niugar* Falli at 9.15 P. AL, slops at all sialions- • Brockport al 3.05: arriving at Rochester at S.54 P. M-

N». 4.-N1GHT EXPRESS— Leave* Niagara Fall* ai 9,301*. M, Suspension Bridge at 10.00, slopping at Lock pint 10.10, Medina II.05, Albion 11.30 Brockport II 55, urriviug ul Rochester at 19 35 A. Al., Albany at 10.90 A M. aial N e w York at 4.03 P. M.

Q£p- The above Trains connect at Rochester will Trains East and Wesl. A' LOCAL TRAIN WILL LKAVK TOSAWANDA fOR HA IAVII

AND CAM AM UAIUCA AT 7.93 A. M, i FROAI 1)AT A VIA FOR CANANDAIOUA.

Lenvc Balavia 7.90 and 4.30 P. M, arriving ul Cuiiar l U i g a n n l 10 90 A . M . and 7.10 P . M .

FROM ROCHESTER. A IXrCAL TRAIN will leave Rochester lor Syrucust.

v ia Auburn Road, al 0 IS A . M . and 9.50 A. AI , slopping al al; stations, ami arriving at Syracuse at 11.15 A. AL

ng wilh Express Train, arriving ufl 0.40 p. U.

and 3.00 P. M, eonnectnii in Albany at 5.30 P. AI. an

MAIL AND ACCOAIMODATION—Uaves Rocheslet (via Auburn Road) at II.00 P. Al., stopping at alt sialions, arriving at Syracuse at 11.15 . . At, coimm ling wilt iraini, arriving iu Albany at 10.90 A. M.

MAIL TRAIN' Leave* Rochester ul 9;«) P. M, slopt at ul) sialions, arriving in Syracuse at 0.15 P. M.

SYRACUSE AND ALBANY ACCOMAIODATION. Leave! Syracuse at 7.30 A. M., stopping at all station*,

arriving In Utica at 10.00 A. Al., and in Albany at 9 ,'A'

• I FROM SCHENECTADY. Train* leave for Troy, ou arrival of train* from lb*

W e s t a l 9 J 6 A. M„ 1.46 P.M.,4.48P. M.

BUFFALO, NIAGARA F A L I J 8 A N D L E W I S T O N U|( A\i*l l .

I.oAvo Buffnto 0.45 HIKI 0.00 A M., t,3«, IHO uml 5.W P M

Lewiston to Ulllliilii ul 19..!K) A. At. . . . . 8uX«n*l»li Brii'gc ami Niagara Falls to BuJalo 8.4

A jyri ul'. M. mat 10.45 P. M. ff_f A. M,, yfffi CKAIATTTB BRANCH.

I^ave Rocheeter S.«» A. M., and 150 P. AI. K!vIcikiirWI«».»*A M, and 4.00 P.M. :

!?r*""T A-rnoA BRANOH. i j . i v« Balavia at 10.00 A. M.. mal 4.30 P. M.

* AVtici^18.30 A. M, ami 3.00 P. M-: ^ T e A SUNDAY TRAINS.

-••ght Express,) ut.. 10.00 P.M. v t S 4 0 A , M ut 9.1 J P. M,

WATERTOWN, I f CAPE VINCENT RAI1

U.

York Oeiitrnl Ittailrotu) Hcpt»t« in Albany, (Checked mid Ticket s procured «> (he Offlco, Kb? 13 Muiricn Iriine, corner ol" Dean street, uml ut t h e K a a t A I -bai)y Station.

O ^ P a M e n ^ e W W.6 Cuulioited uaJLuft rurclwwing Tiekeln in Albiiny, KXCK1*T AT f i ik 6fir*,CE op T I I K C O W -PANV. Tickets not Trairtferrable.

S M I T H •UKIGOiS, Agent , Alhany, dffl A. F. SMI'HI, «up'i U, K.JtJt., N. Y.

WESTERN / J W L R Q A D -For Boston, Providence, Newport, Worcester,

Filchhurg, Concord, Is.well, Nashua, New London, SpriiiKlieid, Hartford, New Huveu, Norihnuiptou, Gren-tjehl, Brallleboro, Bellows Fulls, Kccito, Si. Johusbiiry,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT—Commencing Monday, Dec. 0, 18S8—TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS, leave Depot, Muideu I.IIIIC, Albany, as follows :

7 .45 A. M. W A Y MAIL TRAIN, arrive in lloslon at 8.00 r. M.

9.45 r. M. WAY TRAIN to Springltold, and EXPRESS TRAIN from SpriiigBeld to Boston,arriving ut 11.30*. M.

PRINCIPAL CONNECTIONS. At Chiiikniu, wilh Harlciu, and Hudson mid Boston

Railroiuls. At State Line, with HousatontC Railroud. At Piiislleld, wilh Fiitsliiild and Nuiili Adams, mid

Stockhridgc and 1'iiislield Roilrond*. Al Spriugrield, with Hnrtford and New Haven, and

Connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer, with New London, Palmer ami Williumun-

lie, ami llclcliei town and Anuicrsi Railroad*. Al Worcester Junction, with Providence and Worces­

ter, and Worcester and Nashua, and Norwich and Wor­cester Railroads. ,

At Worcester, with Boston und Worcester Railroad*. Trains leave Boston for Albany, at 8.00 A. M., arriving

al 5.00 r. If. At 3 P. M. arriving at 11.00 r. M. Trains leave Springfield at 7 A. M., arrivo at Albany nt

1 1 . 1 5 A . M . » HENRY GRAY, Sttp'l, Springfield, Muss. THOS. L. GREENE, Agent, Albany, N. Y.

Albany, December ' '

ROME & CAPE VINCENT RAIL ROAD.—WINTER

ARRANGEMENT—On and alter Monday. November 29th, 1858, until further notice, Trains ou this Road will run as follows (Sunday* excepted):

GOING NORTH. Leave Romo, No. 1 8 . 0 0 A. M., Alui.

• it a » . , . 8 . 1 0 A. M. Freight. « "1 " 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . 1 ( l r . ] « . , Express.

Connecting nt Wiilcrlowu Willi P.ilsilniu A Wiiloitowil Railway; ami at Ca|ic Vincent with Ferry Boat for King*, loll, C. W , and Grnnd Trunk Railway.

RETURNING. I,eave Cane Vincent. 790 A. M , Express.

" " •" , . 7-96 A. M., Freight. " " 9.1)0 r-. M., Mail.

Leave Wateitown . . . 8 . 3 0 A . M-, Express. " " 9.95 A. M., Freight. •' " 3.45 P. (*., Mall.

Coiiiiccling ul Rome wjlh New York Central Railway. no9D CARLOS DUCTON, Superinlenilont.

'8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFANV.-SWNI.Y THROUGH LINE FOR

CAUFORNIA AND OREGON, i v n A a r m w i U A N D P A N A M A . )

NEW YORK, HAVANA, N E W ORLEANS, KINGS­TON AND ASPINWALL.

The s|ileiulid licet of Sea Sicainur* bulougiug to Uu* Coiiipany conilnno lo run in couucclion with the sleumers of the Pauifio Mail Steamship Cumpitit)-, between Ihc pon* above tiaincil, currying the U. S. Mail.

STRAM I'ACXKI* U. S. MAIL 8T«UMS»IP COMPANV. GEORGE LAW, 9500 tons, Capt. 0 . V. Fox, U. S. N. ILLINOIS, 9500 " " Mckinsiry, U. S. N. EAIPIRE CITY, '9000" « 11. Winnie. CRESCENT CITY, 1800 >' " McGoWun GRANADA, 1000 " " (MM, PHILADELPHIA, l*H) " " Sf6henck. ELDORADO, 1000 " « Gray.

Leaving Now York for Aspinwull (Navy Buy) direct, on the 5th ami 90lh of each mouth.

Leaving New York for New Orleans, touching m Ha vniiii, on the a l and I7ih of each month.

Leaving New Orleans for Aspinwull, on Ihc a'lh and 90th of each month.

Tho connection in the Pacific will be imtiutiiiiied by ihc following splendid STKAH PAC»»T» or PAtlrio MAft. STBAMSHIP CDMPANV. GOLDEN GATE, 9500 tons- I PANAMA, 1087 ton*. GOLDEN A 0 E , 3000 toi)». S 0 N 0 R A , 9500 " OREGON, 1099ton*. [CALIFORNIA, 1050 ."

JOHN L. STEPHENS, 2500 toil*. The new steamship1 COLUMBUS will: ply in connec­

tion with the above steamers, between San Francisco wal poiis iu Oregon.

Each passenger is allowed 930 pounds of personal bag gage flee, not exceeding iu measurement lo cubic feel. Freight will be taken to Aspinwall at 70 cent* per fool, ami from Panama to Sun Francisco ul tho rale of 9100 per ton. i' i . '. lira

For freight or passage apply at the office of the Com­pany, 177 West, street, oiniicr of Warren, New York j hint lo JAMES R. J E N I N 0 S , 79 Magazine slrcct, N e w Orlean*. ^ n y l s . - M.O.ROBERTS.

P * ^ ^ T r u g 8 • • O • A G S MANUFACTURER, No. 81 N. PEARL STREET, ALBANY. ' " ' . '

FRANCK8' Improveil Self-adjusting Truss, AMomi-nid Supporters, Spinal Supporters, fbr Curvature of Spine and Projection of Shoulder Blade, Suspensory lluiiiluge..', Lace Stockings, Knee Caps, Instruments for How Legs, Knook Knees, w e a k Ankle*. Ac.

FRANCKS' TRUSS retain* its proper placo in every position of the body, and during the inosi laborious em­ployment, mid this, wilh • very slight [pressure, so »lighl us not to b* felt after a l ew day* use j at the same time it will be found far more effectual in retaining und curing Hernia, than the cumbersome, painful mid useless Trusses of ihe day, so malty of which are vended by inexperien­ced persons, who know nothing o f the application or the serious danger resulting from the use of nu instrument iinsiiitcilloUieea.se. , ,

J. F,, Iu hi* long; experience never failed to retain the worst cases of Hernia, solicit* a call from those who have found • journey to New York, Philadelphia, or Boston, fruitless, rut he will guarantee to sail thorn effectually. Children Invariably cured, and lilted from a mould old.

Mrs. FRANCKS will be 111 attendance to Wail upon

I " M W 'REIPKBKN'CB'S1;1' " . ! !

J. Swinburne, M. I)., Albany,J. L. Babcock.AI.D., Albany,

., . .. FroirsBuiralo for Albany (Night Eipress,) at..

h * Machhiery % f * C j S w . 0,VIB8; 'AlbanyTpfo., 18W v . , . . . 1 I A K O , I General Superliitemleul,

fiiia^hmMiM^ ERSON & KENNEDY,

_ _ ORATE AND FKNDER MANUFAOTUHKRS ANDDEALERS IN

Hot-Air Furnaces, Coijkuig Haiigea, laundry Ranges, Broiling Ovens, •• Coiilng Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Shovel* .uid Tongs, • Fir4 Irons ami Slnnils,

IIat'aj»4UItwk^t*i>ds, »|>JPV . ;

Fonnfuiu* and Vases Ki'X AiasMIaUf* 0»;

Farmers' Boiler, Cauldron Kettles, Till mid Sheet Iron Ware Coal Hods, Coal SiRers, Coal Sifter Tubs, A»h Pails, Dripping Puns, Cunt Shovels.

UmbrefiaSlajai*, Sal tees,

of the best mmiufaclitre.

*X*V .*, teW^F^goAjOWAY, AlbW,NvY. i

A IjlLrtU«ra dhildrera'" Fan-A . cy **J3*&$m M f t r U ) »o«lwy.

| f ,J . *,,. n n i / U U U R . t H ' » / . , * Peter P. StaatS, M. D,

" Geo.Brown,IHl».iNewburg,

i mlmm 11 » AV.AiM.Ctilben.M.D., " " Av. J,SkOioii, MiV., 'froy,

« S f e T O A J ii « Hiram Wotltyn*.«.», "

tluackenbush, M. D, Albai.y.

Allien Murch, M. P., Thuiiins Hun, AI. D, P. McNaugeton, M, D., S. H. Frceihan, M. D, U.OilMgelow.M. D, Thomas Smilh, Mi •>.. J. H. Arrnsby, McD, H. M. Paliie, M. ft.' Anio* Fowler, M; D., mylfdly i . V . P .

• M Y A N T & STRATTON'S JLf MERCANTILE COUsKG%„ ii I.",.' • '

1 A X ! A T F : P - A L B A N Y, W V..MO «1<I « 8 Broadway. Bultalo, N. Y., ooruer Main and Seneca streets. Cleve. land, I), corner Superior ami Seneca street*. Chicago, 111, 48 Clark street. Detroit, M., 71 WowlWard rsvenue.

DIREotoHSi AmOg.»B«B,%'. HenryWen*. Esq, RP.Marned,Flsrl.. , John £,. Sehoojcfaft/Estl'. Tn«ina*W. OIcoft,l5s(|. i. M. Awwoy,Esq., •; John K. Oavil,"

Hon. I'lruslits Corning •' Oeo. 'N.Briggv

, ,, " Joel T, Heudley,; H " IAireuio Burrow*.

' d « IraHarriaT '.'T «' Vioior M.Rico, " Wefalle Seyuwtiiv: . . . . . . . r.. >•»•••.-^r

All interested in ihia Deimrlmeiit of Education, so im. portent for the Merchant, Farmer and Mechanic, will please send for our Annual Ctilaloguo (of TO page*.) oon-ii.iniiig all the desired information, which will be fori wanlfd S e e of O h a r g e ^ s . ^ y l _

jn99 ^Albalty, BtuTalo,/Cleveland, Djetfoit A'qhicttgP

O j l L ! O I LM O I L ! ! ! PEASE'S lMPRllVlsWl^OlNBANDSIONAI,

Suiierior lo Sperm or any other OT whatever. gW wp ouly reliable Lahrieater, fh«vt 1* a topiitot 'Burnine; Oil, thai will keep bearing* c«vl, mid that win not (to™;-*-Practical tests have proved tin* IJil to he twenty-ICwW cent, n.oro duf»bte_ thwi Spcrnt Oil for every class, of Aiachluery and ftr^htriijng. ' • f ; "',:' ",..,.A,,

II* nieril* are acknowledged Injiarlotte «»d « " £ " • « use on Railroads, Steamers nirl ftopellera, ill iW«u,>e

1 Shops, Cotton mtA WiicfleiLFwIorica, in Bay, Grist and Plaining Alills, Frlmit* Mded. Ae., *0,, aihl (n Ito case laf it failed to meet the approval of Ihe consumer*, m-gBeers and Machinist*, uroiiouiiae it ltu|wrifr for burmag, oheaiwr aiid, inOre durable (or lubricatiitg thW W«'m °r miy other OH whalevcr. , , i a _ . i. .

•Jlie a Boieniiao American ami Waiiiilkoturor*' Jour-nal," after testing |hi* <Sl,pronr>tiiie«it sopcrtor » « n y other for lubricating. I -,,. . ;;:.' ,'i -: • ' :i f for sale only by the Ilivintor. : - , ,.^,r.,,tt.i' inn,

f S F. 8. PlSASE, Manuiaoturer aial Writes*!* ', f . Deator In Oils, 01 Main »lr*«, .B"*1?- .

CTReUableorder.filled town **«>***&!)* 8Ute»orKuro|)*, mm*

usiieu, nun oxcoii ieu WHO n SIGNS—Pla in , Gold, ami

-ailsparencies, Emiulelcil Gilt I*eltoriug, V :or Stores, and ull kinds of F a n c y Painting.

M. VAN S I C K L E R , COMAIISSION M E R C A N T

VOR TUB 8ALK OP DOMESTIC GOODS, WOOL, POTATO STARCH

AND MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES. Agent for a vurioty of Woolens, Cloths, Cassinleros,

Sulinels, Waddings, Bull*, Twines, Cliaundlcrs' Wick*, Am, Ac.

Also, for Potato Starch, Satinet Wurps, Glue, Burlaps, Wool and Hop Sacking, Machine Cords, Belting, Lace Picker and Roller Leathers, Spool Tape, Comb Plale, Ac.

NOS- 10, 19 ANO 14 MAICKN LAKK, Up Stairs,

ALBANY, N. Y. ju9l

Q M Y T H , M E I G S & YOUiNQ, k ? COMAIISSION MERCHANTS,

POK i l l l ! SAI.K OP F L O U R , G R A I N A N D P R O D U C E ,

Also, Agent* for the Boston, Providence and Philadel­phia Packet*, ami General Shiping Agont* for all kinds of Property destined by Railroad or Vessel,

HPRINIiFIELI) FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

C*jJ*«d .....fMO.OOO Suiplu*. . . . . , . 950,000

„ „ j . , , E M U / S O FngkHAtr, President. Wkt. OfMrgkB, JR. , Seoretary.

P1KENIX I N S U R A N C K J C O M P A N Y , HARTFORD, „ , , CONN. c «P' 'u t , »900,000 8«tplu« , . i . . . . 150JJO0 ' ,

_ . , „ . D L. LOOMIS, President. 5"I. KEUOOO, Secretary.

CHARTER OAK FIRE A N D MARINE INSURANCE . COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN.

CtM* Capital, „ „ „ . „ „ ,8390,000 Surplus., .'. so.ooo

CONNECT/OUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN.

Accumulated Assets •3,000,000 '*-' JAuiis GOODWIK, President.

O. R. PUKLC*, Secretary. AIASON K COOSWRLL, l'.xmniiiiug 1'hysicitin, Albany.

rT7"For Policies in the abovo Companies, apply at tho OIBce, or letter, addressed to

8. B. HAMILTON A SON, Agents. .TOM. i LTON.J my92

pROSBY'S FIRE AND £ S S VJ INSURANCE AGENCY. OFFICE »»t> FLOOR, STRONG'S BUILDING, No. 443 BROADWAY, Al7 BA1V • IV. Y. .

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. CASH CAPITAL AgD SURPLVS, #973,000.

UNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. CATITAI., •10 ,000 ,000 . W A " " " '

BREVOORT INSURANCE COMPANY, N E W YORK CASH CAPITAL, •150 ,000 . '*

LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. N E W YORK. ' ,

CASH CAPITAL, •ISO^KJO.

HAMPDEN FIRE INSIJRANCECOMPANY, 8PRINOFILD,MASS. '

CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, •995 ,000 .

MA88ASOIT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, S P R I N G F I E L l i M A S S . '

CASH CAPITAL, •150 ,000 .

UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. v.vr.r-is ,

CASH OartTAL AMP aURPLVS, C4JO,000. '.'.

8T-For Insurance or Renewal* in the above Cofppa Hies, apply to

JAMES F. CROSBY, Again, iiu99 Office No, 9,9nd Floor, Strong's Rnililmg.

v r g P K O I A I r N O T I O K •'•'•••

• Ji1*j(»i lit uVOBVYBMdr "' '!<> .'•• '

DRY GOODS! STE0NO BROTHERS ft CO,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

' ao aw. TT <s» 0 , 0 , am m» " NOS. 413 A 445 BROADWAY, AI^ANY,

Have now in Store A LARGE, SELECT AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, adapted to the want* of the present Season, embracing every desirable article^ necessary to make the stock of the MrtrvhUrtV trorW|*ei» which thoy ofler to Ihe Irade al THE VERY UJWFliT PRICB8 for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT, ahdle which ihey pivfte Ihe exajniuation of CASH and C|XW» TIME BUYERS. ' *y< n r •

Purchasing otii Goods EXcLVSiVELY' t'OR CASlV we are prepared to offer Mdueemehu'to Merchant* «* sortni*; their STOCKS FOR WINTER, uusuipassed by ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE, besklee giving them, large »l*«k lo select froni. niiliciV <

~A : 1 a^ivr \r 'ivrSVtn T ^ ^ r r k «5^ ORDERS SOLICITED AND CAR<4TAIMJN W A LiBSTIN Y l J N b U H A N C E CO. THEIRE*ECUTION. ^ • " ^

- - - - - 1 •

-CM- I N C O R P O R A T E D I N 1 8 1 1 . ClIAHTK.t KXTKNUKD IK 1808 AND 1851.

O F F I C E 5 0 S T A T E S T R E E T .

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I. T. HMVTll.

40 AND 41 UlTAV STttKKT, AI.DANY, N. Y

W. I). JIKIiiii.

w O N, M. S. P R E S T COAIMISSION M E R C H A N T

VOH IIIK 4ALK OP FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, Ac.,

110 P1RR, ALBANY. Agent for Hartford Steam Puckcts und oilier Eastern

vessel*. Personal attention given to the sole or purchase of Flour, Grains and Oencrul Produce ; also, to the for­warding of Properly in tiny direction. All orders will be promptly unit faithfully ejiecutod. op!9

WA T E R M A N & B U E L L , P R O D U C E COAIMISSION M E R C H A N T S ,

MO. HO riKU, ALBANY. Their personal intention given to the sule, purchase and

shipment of Flour, Grain, 1' ccd and Produce Generally. JRRKMIAU W A T R R M A N . [ 0 p l 3 t f ) HuNRT T . IIUKI.f,.

A. D U R A N T & CO. , COAIMISSION M E R C H A N T S ,

NO. 110 I'IKU, ALBANY, N. Y. Thou personal attention g iven lo ihc purchase and sa le

of Flour, Grain. Feed, A c . ( p - Agen l s for Stcuinei P A R T I I E N I A , for Hartford

and Eastern and Soulheril Vessel*. E. A . DURANT, [JC18J E . P. DURANT.

E.

H O B 1 1 1 (I.I.I

E I t T R E A D (Late M. II. RKAII A S O N , A l b a n y , ! UCE ' " * " • • P R O D U C E A N D COMAIISSION M E R C H A N T ,

MII.WAUKIR, WIS. KT^Onlers for Purchases Solicited, end advances mode

on Consignments. REFER. TO—M. II. Read A Son, Albany i Thomas

Sohuyler. do ; J. G. White, Prc»'t Bank of the Capitol, do; J. Tweddle, l*res't Merchants' Bank, do ; Rawis A Seymour, New York; Knapp A Peck, do; H. Daw A Son, BtilTulo i J R . Bcnllcy A Co., do. »p9

H E O . M. GRIFFEN & CO., V ^ GKNKRAL COMMISSION MKRCHANTS,

ANl) A0KNT8 fOR VKMKKI-H TO AM* KA8TERN ANl) SOUTHERN

TOUTS, U l l'IKK, ALBANy, H. V-j

l*ui'clui.sc:i ui.fl Sulci* of Flour, Ornin and Feed promptly u>id oareAllly nttciided to

G. M. (ittii'rKN, [ap3J W . 1*. Oa.PfKK.

I I . R E AD & S O N , COMAIISSION M E R C H A N T S ,

VIIU TI1K 8A1.M OP FLOUR, GRAIN, MILL FEED AND PRODUCE

GENERALLY. Advances made mi Consignment*. Personal attention

to Side*. Ageni* for Vousels to Eastern Ports. Orders for Purchnses promptly executed. No. 118 Pier, Albany.

MATTHKW II. RKAII. (mr'-Mll WM. II. RKAO.

w." & R T C T B E N T L E Y , COMMISSION AND SHIPPING

MERCHANTS,

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE PACKETS, AND VESSELS FOR OTHER EASTERN AND

SOUTHERN PORTS, Commission Dealer* in Flour, Grain, Heeds, Hops, and

Country Produce generally. Nova Scotia Plaatcr on sale or purchased on unlets.

LANSING'S BLOCK,

M.

C.

i*;y

T M E . i t * Mmtiifu

Corner Ilftiuiltoi) »>l4 tiuwy tttrccts. AXBANV, N. Y.

7 It 0 D G E K S , faelurer ami Wholesale mid Retail Dealer in

TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS AND SATCHELS,

HO. 304 BROAUWAY, ALBANY. iXT* Twenty-rive per cent choaper than etui be bought

elsewhere. _<Ct] feaS

! SIGNS!! SIGNS Hi PLAIN, FANCY AND GILDED,

Iu every stylo ut NO. 0 CHURCH STRRKT, »Y

JOHN HURDIS. mliSO

N O R T H R I V E R ENGINE A N D BOILER WORKS,

Y03. 10 AND 17 QUAY ST8RBT, ALBAHY. JOHN PUNSHON A CO.,

Manufacture High and Low Prosure Engines, Boiler* Tanks, ami Machinery in General, Casting, Blacksmiih.iuj ami Pattorn Making.

rxT" Steam Engines und Boilers Repaired with De*. patch. Oct ly

T O H N K E N N E D Y , JR., , O CARPENTER AND JOINER,

No. 83 KLM si-aaar. Particular attention paid to remodelling buildings, putting

, , . In store fronts, Ae,: • , '. 1 ; SAWING BY STEAM.

Order* for Sawing promptly filled at the above place.1

_;J«y..t;'? ...J , , | ; . . , , ; , ,o .;,);;..,,.'. , / , , ,.,'.. o l j

pETER SMITH'S SpJ^S/ COPPERSMITHS, JOMMMBUh

SHEET-IRON AND VVIBE WORKERS, No. 16 BKAVP.R STRXIIT, ALBANY.

Manufacturer* «4" (

LOCOMOTIVE FLUES, SMOKE PIPES, BREWERS'

AND FORCE PUMPS, BRASS VALVE CQUPLLNG U

' , ' f , • ' §CREWS,Ae,.A«.. : AlsOjOnnrtwUyonhmKVgiargria^rtmmttof, j

consisting in part of the following 'articles! Water Clos.il*, for steamers uml dwelling*, Force Pump*, Bathing Tubs, Shower Baths, Wash Hosliins of yarlou* patteriw, Marble Slnb*, Plated Cocks, Bra** Coclw, Iron Sinlt*, Hose and Pipe*, Water Filter*. Sheet IMtt, Lead Pipe*, Ac, Ac. I ' r i ' It I '. ••: "• I

: , ' Also,manufacturer*of . <_„ : , . . , . f^lifiSrSpWllMW BOLTING AND SCREENING CLOTHS,

' COAL AND S A W S C E E E N S , FLOUR SIEVES, toT

Good workmen will be sent to any pari of the country lo lit up any of the above work. ;

STEAM ENGINE WORR matte to order, of it] on tho shortest notice. ' • i: (fill.

Agents for ASHCROFT'S tJELEllHATED BTEAf* GUAOES. . , _

II /-All work from this establishment warranted. I ROBERT C. SMITH [nii|4] , j PETER SA1ITII

H E R M A N ANJD^ P R E N C S . - -\M 'I'he subscriber, « Grmluntoof o|ie of tho most lielc-

^ ^ i s * « * * i * .. . . irjh* rt*aa»JMi**serviccs

:n the public as IipJtructor,eit)i9r of iudlviduid* or classes, 411 German mid French, on the most reawuable Ten Ho has Ihe honor to refer lo thu following gcnllcineu:

Rev. Dr. WYOROIS-.n .;.• Hon. AMOS DKSN, LL. I).

Albany, Oct. 1; 18ST. Hon. ProlVia«kt,j, , Mr.ADHliHHWO.

ruylT' •!.::.. •• r,,/JnWliiitwlio»«i.

T N . . t J U R A N G E . — X. FIRfc, INLAND NAVIGATION, MARINE, A N D

LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY, O r r i C K O V K R E x c ii A N ii K B A N K ,

448 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y.

N E W AMSTERDAM INSURANCE COMPANY, N E W YORK CITY.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, »200,000. D. S. MANNKHS, President.

W. II. DUSJINBURY, Secretary.

CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN'

CAPITAL AND SURrLU*, »200,000. C. B. BOWBR*, President.

C. C. WAITK, Secretary.

STATE h R E INSURANCE COMPANY, N E W H A V E N , C O N N .

CAPITAL,*aoo.ooo. JOHN B. ROBKRTSON, President.

O. FAUNHSM STKVBNS, Sccrctnry.

ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COAIPANY, PROVI­DENCE, R. I.

CAPITAL ANO SURPLUS, SSIII.IKIO. S. AIAUHAN, President.

II. STKVKNI, Secretary.

CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COAIPANY, CON­WAY, MASS.

CA*U CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S203,0IX). J. S. WUITNKY, President.

D. C. Roo»R*, Secretary.

COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COAIPANY, HARRISBURG.PA.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, • 1 6 0 , 0 0 0 . SIMON CAMMKIWN, President.

S. S. CARHWR, Secretary,

N. B. Applieiitloii for Marine Insurance received for, ml policies procured from the

SUNMUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, N E W YORK CITY.

ABSHTS, # 1 , V 0 V « .

PACIFIC AIUTUAL INSURANCE COAIPANY, N E W YORK CITY,

ASSRTS, 4734,0m

0. W . D O w i > . [roySoT WILLIAM DAVIS.

T^ORfB AMERICAN FIRE . A . 1 I N B U R A N C E C O M P A N Y ,

HARTFORD, CONN.

8TATEM8NT 0 » BUSINRS* PROM AUO: 1, '07, TO JUNE 1, '48. RECEIPTS.

Premium* received on Policies issued to Juno III 934,103 18

Interest and dividends received from Invest­ments 3,949 W

Total receipts «37,3S5 7 T PAYMENTS.

Office Expense*, salaries, furniture, rent, taxes, Btatiouery, printing, agents ' expenses , commiss ions , traveling expenses, Ac, Ac 1113,483 V'O

Losses by Are in full, there being nO outstanding claim* 13,000 47

Told payments 86,348 70

Balance of receipt* ovor expenses and losses. 930,811 31 ASSETS—JUNK 1ST, 1838.

Ohio Slrtto 6 per cent Stock. Missouri 6 " " Michigan 6 " N. York Slalo fi " Harlford 0 "

Total Stale mid Cay Slocks and Bond* «30,000 00 Par Market

Value Value Merchants A Manufacturer*'

Bank Stock, Harlford »»,450 *l>,450 00 MercaiUile B'k Slock, Harlf'd 3,800 3,383 00 Oiiarler Oak, Exchange " Faiimjr* A Mochuuic* City, Bank Stock, Mm " Harlford " Phtriiiig " PlHOiiix I Cont inenta l , « Bank of Amur." Metropolitan I Merchants ' I

4,730 8,700 8,40(1 8,800

" 5,100 New York. 3,000

" 8,600 " 6,000 " 3,000 « 8,600

10,700 10,700 00 3,400 8,118-1 00

4,013 50 3,094 00 8,400 00 3,180 00 5,100 DO 6,450 00 8,476 00 5,000 00 8,475 00 3,800 00

Total Hank Stocks ut present cash vuliio 800,7*1 50 Loan* secured by Mortgages, Bank Slocks,

A c , nil good. °. 18,068 60 Stock Notes payable 30 days after demand, . strongly endorsed and secured also by pledge

of the Stock '. 105,000 00 Balance due the Company On book accounts.. 480 00 Cashou hand 6,083 11

Total Assets •333,803 11 Capital Stock, ,....•300,000 00 Surplus . , , . . . . . 33,893 11

»335,803 .1 none. Outstanding claims against the Company.

JAMBS 0. Boutts, Pres't. J. A. WALLACE, Sco'y. E . BAIICOCK, Agent ,

448 Broadway, jyl3 If '1 Over the Union Bank, Albany

iSpw^ORTr rajNiTY J L l INSURANCE COMPANY.

ORGANIZED IN 1851. HlS-MIUAKIKKU AS A JOINT STOCK COMPANY,

.1 .inc. 19lb, 1838, with a CASH CAPITAl. OF •150,000.

01R»0I0*s : JumenM. La*her, Peter O. Mclntyrc, Betii. F. Moseley, Joseph Blair, Alartin L. Culler, Ellsha Bentley, Weare C. Little, James H. Patterson Wm. O. Wait, Reuben Weslcot, Japie* I. Joiiusoii, John B. Burst,

N. J. Johnson. JAMES LASHER, President

, , ' ' ' IIENJ. F. MOSELEY, ViccPresldenl. N.j jr. JOHNSON, secretary. oc3

TOEACBAl^MtJfUAL IN-JL stiRANCE COMPANY.-orgnnixed in Kiaii..-

Charter oxleinled in 1838. Capital »3a0,000. ' Tliis "Id M 4 relmble Company eeaiinuea to insure against lo*» or damngo by fire, on thoMulual or Cash sys­tem on «» favorable terms us other sound Companies.— The saving to the mutual members of this Company, within m*I^Il?llSiIy"aIl*^C<!W,* ° N B l " ' N D R ^ I > TK011-'•Vpmt adjusied and paid promptly.

For Policies in this Institution, apply at the Office of the Company, No. 60 State street, Albany.

' ' . ' :,- , . t DIRKCTOR*. rrtuaOoijuj.g, JohnKuowcr, O.CottretTr B. F.Staais,

. . . H. Martin, Wm. McElroy*; • . ^ f n s ^ r i ^ r 0 " ' P i ' S A e r , John F. Rathbtme, 3. A. Pott, Eli Perry, , Artotuus Fish,

" ; ' : ] A. McClure. ' ERABTUS CORNING. President.

wwrnrvm INE INSURANCE AGENCY,

ITATtt BTlttlRT. ALBANY.

braled Geiiiian Univenilief, hiivi ipiiiininiico with Ancient and which ho is an csniirimioeil Te to the iiiibliii as li|Sliiiclor,cilher of iu , III tier II uu i mid French, on the moat reaeonable Term*

C ARRETING. Pi. The *ub»ori-Inns (iigiiin " nt lioiiiu " ul Nil. 488 BtiHulwuyi

:eli as*ortet! *to«k W ftARPETiNdiOlL 'bWtK£e, Miimwix Hull) will continue to veil their present

n»sorlci( stock of CARPETING, OIL 01<oTH, *e., during tlie Winter, ut GREATLY REDUCED PRI­

CESniitwiilisiiimhiiit thinciiciit udvuiuii'. •ugoml*. '"< "^^^ TAYIAIR A WATERMAN,

(CJ*"Tho Spring Trade will open with »u advance in lui-iici. '•.'. • i-it ; [iill .i - •'•! -': "law;;

npo ALL in wantQf a first rate .». article of Bool* or Shoe*, goto ' <

RAMSEY'S, 94 Beaver tlrcei. fe88

jDlJ L O N U O N Attn L i r m p o o L , auth'd C a p i t a l . . . P A R K , N O W York, Capital and S u r p l u * . . . . . B K K B M A N , N e w York, Capital und Surplu*, R»LI«P, New York, fluniiui and Surplus— MONTAUK, Now York, Capital unit Surplu*... 8 i iN|CHow»,I i towYwk, Oap'l and Surplus. MKRCANTILK MUTOAI. MAHINK, A s a u l s . . . . . . .

•173,000 •171,000 •850,000

&"./*• The aliove Coiupiiiiic* are of undoubted staudiiig and iliiiiuctor, having nil CASH Cnpiluls. . -

M"p8H»^tpi|OK, •- M iifLiil"- Wule Agent at Albany.

K>" Risk* igkep iu Commercial, Goodhue, Market, ||r(!»Yiinrl, New Amsterdam, Resolute, Fulton, Columbia, and several other*. ,n , ril«i»: iIJiiI >:i')<* ap88

^RWiVN'S INS. C0UX-JL NY, yalTaireel, New York. •>•> CMiiiSBpiwi,.. . . . . . . . . . .; .««M,qoo "" "

k „ ' ! • F. T. LUQUHR. Pte*idoot. J. V. HARRIOTT, Secretary. „ . \ , • « „ » , . Tho undersigned having been appeliitcd Agent of this

«JW aiw w*UAasja»n Ootnriany for Ihe city aiid county of Albany, applications are lb be iu*do lo Min for renewal*

, CROSBY, Iij»«rauo» Agent, IStrmigsBuitiiilig, " ' mi

•ml ''rt ". '.{'mm, SA*?T"

" S i , otierntion,

i 443Dr.Htdway.

( JOMMERCIAL WSUttANCECOMFANY,' W A N D A I W E M H l * . , Abcvmutatloii*, MJ500.IKKI. •'Men Vilrty-olght years In sitcccssfu

- . sbliity Kundonbted. • hxtra charge for eroesiug the AUonik). • •• •' i- •- •

_ ^BedowiueiiU lad Annuities Bold, and the bMsines* ol Ufa Insurance oonduoled In all il* branches. 1 ••: j . ISAAC V A N D E R P O E C Agent,

deU 3m No. 89 Slate atreet.

piRKCToas: llilllnoii I'liinpclly,

John T. Cooper, eclrcr,

Gerril Y. Lniisluir, Kufus II. King, Augus tus James , Alarcu* T . Reynolus William C. Miller, Jacob II. Ten Eyek,

OERRIT Y. STBPHRN GaoK*uxKCK, Secretary.

Henry Bleeclr Peter MoNaugbtou, Lyman Chapiii, Franklin Townscni..

AN8ING, Vioe President, ja t l

¥ N THE MATI'ER of the AMUeatkai of H*»ry P. J- *"«*nd«' . William 0 . rargorfeinab P. William* and Jew* O. Dann, for an order declaring the Reciprocity Hank insolvent, or In Imrssiaew dinger oiriusolvency, Ac

In pursuance «r M order amde in the abeve cniitlcd proceedieg, by the HoooraNe B. F. Greene, a Justice of "fff&t. C ? " " ' 'fM»* >« th . Eighth Judicial Dis-(rlof, and Waring date Ihe *7lh day of September, one

and the list and slslem.nl *r the persons who rune* the «r*t day WJanuary, one thousand eight humlied and My, werrMeeka«Merse4ih«saidRMiarrH!ity Bank; thenom-i*stl mneent of stock held hy each, and the re*ld*nc* ol each stockholder, so far a* the same could be ascertained, were referred lo the umlsrsigned wilh direction. t„ rue, after riving nolKie l o . l l ners.su c«u;erued, to apporlion Ut* deht* and liabiliiieaof Uia said Bank, contracted afUr ihe first day of January, one thousand eight hundred ami nfty. nod remaining uusaiitned among *uch stockhohlei, ratably in proportion lo the amount of stock held by ihem pevaratly, according lo th* principle* declared In an act of the legislature of the Stale of New York, entitled, " An mil In enforce the responsibility of stockholder* in certain banking corporation* and esaoriaiiou* as prescribed by ihc I^MSIilutieti, and to provide for the prompt payment of de-inand* aa-aiusi such eorporaltons aiid a**oriaiioni," passed April Of 1840.

Aadalsd in ptrranance of an order made at a Special Term of th* H M M C o n n , held al iho Court II , in the city of Budiilo, in the coenly of Erie, on the four-Iccntudav ol 'February. ISM, hy Ihe Honorable Richard P. Marvin, lb* Juaiici- holiliug ike said Special Term, in wblell Term the reporl in detail of the apportionment of the debt* und liabilities of the said The Reciprocity Bank among Ihe stockholders of Ihe said Bank hy me heretofore made, was presented lo the said Justice, together wilh Ihe proof* taken on the hearing herein, and which said report BiKlaimuiiiiiiuuMil were thereupon by the said Justice re­ferred back to me for further proof* and examination*.

Nolico \* hereby given lo the at.Kkhol.ler* of the said 'III* Reciprocity Bank, whose names unpeur on the said list, awl to the ether prisons hereinafter named,thai I l|«r<> been apnoiated by ike *wd B. F. Greene, Justice a* aforesaid, a* referee in this proceeding, und idat ihe said report and apporlknimenl have been referred back lo me aa aforesaid, aial thai I wilt proceed to the further exami­nation ihoieof. and Ike hearing of such further proofs as i«ny be csTorcd touching Ihe mailers so referred le me, «i my office, In the cliy pOfcutalo, ou ihe 10th day of Alarch, 18W, sit ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day.

The following i*a list of the persons to whom Una no lice 1* given ;

Samuel Demiwoti, je<|uibaiiMicele,Elislia Camp, H.Cmapj Hiiehai'amp, Juno* Boyd, Jr., Join. J Hoy.l.

Samuel Demusosi, JeduihanSlcel*. Elisha Camp, Ellsha

Robert V. Boyd, George C. Sherman, Henry J>. Alexsii-, 1 . . W1I1..H- ,1 UilllJT._ * X . . , V - . L _ ^ ' AAI11I-. y

A LBANY L U N G 1 N F I R M A C% R Y ~ L . GRAVES, M. D..

ATTENDING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ROOMS 73 STATE STRKKT, UP STAIRS,

E S T A B L I S H E D Expressly for tho treatment of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh and Discuses of the Air Passage* and Chest, Rheumatism, Nervous Disease* of l o n g Standing, Female Weakness, Ac. Dr. 0 . ha* made the ABOVK dis­cuses u speciality during the past fifteen year*; Inn made now and important ditooverios in their treatment, and solicit* the sick and nlflictcd to test hi* skill. His remedies are destitute of ull minerals, are pleasant tt> lako, eon do no harm, and have CURICI) aggravated ense* In thousands of instances. Can be found ul his rooms from 8 iu the morning until 0 in tho evening, ready for consultation, for which he charge* nothing ; ha* new and recently discovered instrument* to lesl the strength of the lungs, their diseased condition, Ac . Poison* who Hud it inconvenient to cull on Dr. O., can address him by letter, stilting their several coses—enclosing two three cent slumps when they will receive a letter of advice and the Doctor'* new treaties on tho abovo disease*, pre-, paid by mail. O - Disease* of Women and Children successfully tronled, with new mid liiipioved Remedies, Rooms retired und quiet Lndies can enll without the least rcslruinl. Address ull letter* to

L. GRAVES. AI. D . *cl7 ly Long infirmary, Albany, N. Y

Over Coatings mid Coating Goods in great variety. French anal German llroudchuhs, Uesl makes.

Black uml Fancy Cassimeres and Vesting*. Tuilors' Trimmings ofthe best qualities.

Dress Goods and Dress Trimming*. Bluok and Colored Velvet Ribbons.

Shelf and Drawer Goods. Hosiery, A c , A c

Merrimack und Cocheco Print*, Clinton and lainoaslai Gingham*, Woolen and Canton Flannels, Brown and

Blenched Sheeting* and Shirting*, Balls of all qualitic*, Cotton Yam, Warp, Wick, Twine,

Wadding, Ac. N. B .~The attention of Merchant Tailors and Clothiers

ladirccted to our WOOLEN DEPARTMENT mid lo our stock of TAILORING GOODS generally.

STRONG BROTHERS A CO., de7 No*. 443 and 443 Broadway, Albany.

B A R H Y D T & MORANGE'iS CKLKBBATKD I'HKMIUM UltAND ACTION

i'l ANO FORTES. * WARE ROOMS. No. fiOO & 609 BROADWAY,

AUJANY.N. Y.

For the greater uccommtxlauou ul* i, U;iu\n uixl tho pub he generally, we Imvc lined up and made largo additions to our estuljlislimoiit, und ln-vo jiiit thrown open the new

MUSICAL SAl*KiS ROOMS, for the exhibition of these well-known Pianos.

With regard to the superior qualities of our Pianos, tout tho high appreciation in which they ure held ttiroughout the country, we can confidently state to customers pur­chasing at our establishment, that they are (il.AUAN-TKKD tho possession of an Instrument equal, if not •uperior, to any now made iu this Union.

By the facilities combined in the two establishment* wo are now enabled to iill with promptness and satisfac­tion all orders with which we muy be favored,

[O^Our InstrumeutH, ranging from 0, fli, 6*, fll. f to 1\ OOTAVKS, IIAVK AM. THK RKAL fAlJPROVJi-MKNT8 OF THK DAY; ure constructed wilh entire METALiC FRAME, giving thorn STRKNOTK and DURA­BILITY, and enable them to stand the test of olimato.

THK CASKS AUK OF THK RIOHKST ROSE­WOOD, highly polished \ iho styles various and elegant, and every Piano possesses in its exterior and interior a thorough and beautiful Immh l.\ VOLUMH, POWKR, SWKKTNKSS and BRILLIANCY OK TOKX, they are aoknowl-edged to bo UNR!VAI,I,ED.

The greatest care is bestowed on our work mid in the selection of the very best materials; and every lustru mem from our Factory is WARRANTED** possess all the qualities of a good Piano.

Particular attention paid to the selection of Instru ments for distant orders. Wholesale dealers will Hud ii to their advantage to givo us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

K7*Constantly on bund a general assortment of MK-IJODJ'IONS, of the best makers, at prices varying froni $15 to 9900.

O " Pianos exchanged, rented, tuned and repaired, an perfect satisfaction guaranteed.

lt7*A Liberal Discount to Teachers and tho Trade. (Xy^Ordcrs by Mail will receive prompt attention.

UARUYDTA. MORANGK, jc2l No*. 600 A 503 Broadway |

G O L D M E D A L GRAND ANl) SQUARE PIANOS.

STEINWAY A SONS, 81 WA1.KK11 STBMT, (NEAR HKOAI1WAV,) SEW YOKE,

MANOfe-AOTURKll*, W e r e awarded ilia l-'ir*t premium wlu-rc ami wl ienever

llicy brniiglit their Piano l-'ortc* into coiniicii l lon will i the best maker* o f Boston, N e w York, I'liiluilt'lpliin and Baltimore.

Kcciuvcd the i w o fir.sf piizr. Modal* at Ihc Mctropoli ini Fair, Washington , IB55.

T h e Kirst Premium (n Gold Alclal , ) for Iho best Plans l-'orlo at tho Maryland institute, Baltimore, 183(1.

'Il ic Kirst Pr ize Medal for Die be»l Piano Porte al (lit Arncricun Institute, Crystal Pulaco, N e w York, 1S5«.

Tho P i n t Premium (a Gold Medal,) for the bc»t Grans' P iano a l the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1S87.

T h o I'ii'st Premium at the Stato Pair, Detroit, 1837. The Pirst Premium al tho Suto Fair, Bicbmoiid, 1857. A m o n g the judge* w e r e the first musical talont o f the

country, »uch a* w . Mason, Gottachalk, Wollcnl iaupi . A e . Grand aial Squnro Pianos CTmstrtictcd w i l h the full W o o d e n and Iron F inn ic combiiictt, are warranted for three year*. Price* moderate.

J. 11. H I D L P Y , 810 Broadwuy, Sole Agent for this Oily and vicinity. null 6m

TTNITED STATES HOTEL, \ J WASHINGTON, 1). C. Tho undersigned respectfully inform* hi* friend* and

the publlo generally thai this ljotol has been greatly en­larged by the addition of iwcniyllvo large parlor* mid chamber*! al*o, many improvement* and alteration* bavf been made in the Hotel proper, which enable* him to assure all who make Hit* house their home, wlmst in the Metropolis, that it shall he second to uono for com­fort mid pleasure. lie hopes by strict uttonlion to Die wants of his guest* to merit a continuance of tho pa-Ironage so liberally bestowed upon hiin heretofore.

Tins is Ihc only hotel which charges less than 92 SO per day. 1108 dly L- 0. SMITH, Proprietor

T H E A HOTEL,

INTERNATIONAL BIIOADWAY, Cor. of Franklin sireel,

NEW YORK, Offer* inducement* to Merchants und Tourist* visiting New York, 1111*111 passed by any IIolcl iu the Metropolis. Tho following arc among the advantage* which il pos­sesses, uit'l which will be appreciated by all truvcler*.

1st A central location,couveiiient to placcsof business, us well us plucc* of untusetnent.

ti.1. Scrupulously clean, well furnished, und well vcnii tated sleeping apartments.

3d. Large and superbly furnished silling room*, with a magnificent Ladies' Parlor, commanding un extensive view of Broadway.

4th. Being conducted oh the European plan, visitor* can live in the best etyle with tho greatest economy.

3th. It is connected with TAYlM'S CELEBRATED SALOONS,

where visitors can have their meals, or, if they desire, they will bo furnished in their own rooms.

6th. The tare served in the Saloons and Hotel is ao. knowledgcd by epicures, to be vastly superior lo that of any other Hotel in the city,

Wjlh all these advantages, the cost of living in the IN­TERNATIONAL, is much below that of any other first class Holcl. [fo!7 ImJ A. FREEMAN, Proprietor.

' W P E ! TYPE!! TYPE! Il­ia. PELOUZE, JR., having purchased too Albany

Kialvkovbotskur '*> IM> F o u n d r y , and thoroughly revised the Moulds, Matrix**, Ae., lie It now ready to supply TYPE and PRINTING MATBtU. AL8 of every variety; BOOK atal NBWS LETTER of hi* own manufacture, and FANCY TYPE from the New York or other Foundries; and, being himself a thorough «rqelf«iJ workman, feels confident of giving entire sail* fttolion.

RKFKHKNCK*—Weed, Parsons A Co, Mmiscll A Row land, Comstock A Cassldy,

lt>* Paper* inserting the above udvorti*emcnt conspic­uously vffll rooeivo credit for Ihe same, upon purchasing four ijrrje* the amount In Typo of mjr manufacture.

leMtf E. PELOIIZE, JR., 75 Slate street.

1\TOTICE TO MERCHANT^ J L l OfiNERALLY.—The manufacturer «t Iho Iron King Saf« calls your altolltlniltM the following facts : -The Iron King ha* lieWl tented accidentally by Are. and always urtwed lf«e t« it* trust- Burglar* tried to pick the look*; bftl fulled. They are fico from dnmouess, and — Icuatai per eent. cheaper than any other Fire Proof. Tlieae Safe* have always takeiHbe firsi prlio when com-poting with JJavidsnii'* or other*. 'I'ho inventor bn» been

J P A L L C A R P E T I N G . -TATL0B & WATERMAN,

IMPORTERS. , AND WUOI4MALK AND.MtT4.ll, DKAIEBS IK *

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, BUGS, *«%, &c, 182 BIIOADWAY, (Opp. Stanwix Hall,)

orraa run SALR CARPET1NO—

Royal Axmltislcr Carpets, Super Kktdorminster Cariieiiug,

Extra if tidily Wilton Carpctnig, Tapestry Velvot Carpeting,

Tapestry BrusscUCarpetiitg, Blgclow Brussels Car|ieting,

Englisii Throe-Ply Carpeliiig, English Ingrain Carpeting,

American Ingrain Carpeting, All qualities Slnir Carpeliiig

OIL CLOTHS— Extra Heavy Sheet Oil Cloths,

12, «;i uml 24 feel wide Oil Cloths, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 Oil Clollis,

Siair Oil Clotlu. All width* Mahogany and Rosewood Furniture Cloth,

While and Italian Marble Furniture Cloth, Bordered and Woolen Crumb Cloth*,

Green add Crimson BILLIAI1D CLOTHS. DRUGGET—

All width*, some very superior quality PIANO AND TAIil.E COVERS,

Ttiflcd, Wilton, Velvet and Mosaic BUGS. Parlor, Hall and Door MATS

Drugget, Linen and Oil Cloth STAIR COVERING. FINDINGS, THREAD, and idl other article* pertaining to the Trade.

STAR HODS, Silvered mid Brass, of superior make ALL AT UNIFORMLY LOW PRICES.

Wholesale cu*lomcr* supplied at inauufaclurer*' price* TAYI.OR A WATERMAN,

oc8 482 Broadway, opposite Snutwix Hall.

T OOKING GLASS WORKS, •JLJ B Y S T E A M '

l 'ACTORY-22 UNION STKEHT.

SALES ROOM—26 MAIIIEN LANK A 486 BROADWAY Whore call be found o Large Slock of

R I C H , O R N A M E N T A L A N D P L A I N

3Vtxatitc>xti*a, FOR MANTELS, PIERS AND HALLS

Al*.o,

R I C H O V A L G L A S S E S , FOR MANTELS AND PIERS.

Klirror a n d Tablv lim< Kil ls WITH MARBLE SLABS.

WHndow Cornice*, PICTURE AND PORTRAIT FRAMES OF GILT

ROSEWOOD, Ac, of Every Variety.

I. O O K t N G (i r, A K S 15 IS , every kind euilablc for Ihc Iraile.

IAWK1N0 GLASS PLATES, PICTURE AND WINDOW GLASS

or Alt si/.i-'s, And on ns good terms a* any c«tab!i*luneni in the conn

Iry. A* wo use *leain In inaiitifacturing, wo are enabled lo compete successfully for the trade.

Artist Materials; TUBE COLORS, CANVAS STRETCHERS, WATER

COLORS, CRAYONS, VARNISHES, OILS, AC., AC K7* Merchants and those who wl»h anything in our

ino, are invited lo call nuil examino the atock and terms. JAMES BURTON A CO.,

JAMKS B U R T O N , CIIAR'IKB E, B U R T O N , J O H N P I . A D W K M . .

486 Broadway, uml 28 Maiden I*nc, Allnuiy.

ot-28

TTNDER C L O T H I N G . -%J CARPENTER A KIRK

Have just received a full supply of GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, adapted lo the pre. sept and coming Season, al their NEW STAND, oppo­site the Delavan House.

C. A K. take pleasure in calling ihe aitcuiion of their friends to Ihe above, for Ihe reasons that Ihe article* arc low in price, A No. 1 iu quality, and formed to fit. The last mentioned quality very desirable for the comfort ttt the wearer. . - selH

OOTS" AND "SHOES.-t^-dies and Gentlemen wishing a first rate article of

TS OH SHOES, should call al RAMSEY'S BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, No, 22 BtiAVxa.«., where Ihey Will be supplied wilh an article which will mil only look well, but will fit well, mid What is better, wear well.

(CyAII orders promptly attended lo i every effort will be made to please, and no article will be palmed on cui-loiiu-.* that does not suit.

' No. fej BEAVER STREET, . Trainoript Building, a few door* above

rrlrlOy Broadway, Albany.

a practical Safe maker for the lust 17 ve*ra, in,, workedjn all the principal shops in N e w York pre to introducing tho business in Albany ill 184,8. Thnso in wont of is Safe that, is aitfe Will find it to their advantage loCaUatNo-SWaohiuigestreel, . , . , ^NvB.i-'AllihelatcM improvement* urouildcd lo the**

. ,,/ixiJiAiv, re Mtnufaciurer.

Safes, uml lite best of reference a* '"'iualily, Ac

Iron t

; FRENCH AND ENGLISH ,. i. .»,

jVashionable Draper and Tailor, 1*0. 83 LIBERTY STREET, V '•

O^tLJiiMBN'B^GARMENTS A BOYS' CLOTJUNu Make In tn.e Most Fashionable and NeateslSlyle.

Mr. LUHRY Wvlng made extcn»i*o fmprovemenl* in his c»labli»liuieni, 1* wepared w.01"^£'»1*««li*t«twr*with

GOODS Op'fllE LATEST SVUM^^," Aial of Tint »XST oOAurr, which he will make (o order

' In iheinosl Fashionable *tyT».' * , ^ Mr. L. aa* Just relurned from New York with a large

•UOcho ceseleelion of Good* for , ;', . ' ' SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR

07* Pleaae Call end Examine Hie Stock. i, >\

be (lad lo meet all bis old friends, and «s many new ones Mdesirelo patronize hiin. IIehu*iusteddcdtobi«Stook a full a«»oriiueni of FOREIGN OIXITHS, PRENCH. ENOWSH AND AMERIOAN CASSIMEBES^TSLUC Via.vKT.PLtJSHES AND PARIS WO^vWtrNOs' , of Ihe Lateti Style*. '

In consequence of the great reduction of his etore ex. nenses, lhe*e will be sold a great doat cheaper than can be nrTorded m any otlter r*»poetablo esktUishuienl In this city. Hi* style and make are well known, aial beirur tin-?,<?J;i!.?S!,""''*rvi*io,l'C*NNOT BUT GIVE BATlS-FACTION. _ . . ^ *»l3«m

| S A VIDSON'S SAFES.™With *iTl«,aJfilffiL*M*lAcil!Ve? fcfmanufaelurin/rlhe above l A i 3 P t f W ' ««* «naWed to ofler some SEVENTY SIZES, which will be warranted in every respect nt-perior to any oflered to thepublio. The** SAFES have never failoil to protect their contenw when tested in ac-eidentalrVe*,. Alresaly W,0«0 have beeninaiiufactiued, and of that number 310. have been severely tried, Car ti-ncalo upon certificnic can be produced to tdsiain Iheir reputation. j ,

Price* will be made sallsfaetory to the purchaser. ifni. . . ~ . . o . . i . MOB'DAVUMON.

! ^ttatiy, May HO, M t t ^ ^ ^ ^tysi

"AVE! YOUR^ OARPETS BY ' VWNG, HAREJNOTON'S CELBBRATEB CAR T WNINO—To POT U « D » » CAU-XT* A* A •owTrruiir.

ro» STRAW, PAIKR, A C , Ae. Tin* Lining i» considered far superior to any article

fiver used for the saving of Carpet* or Oil Cloth*. Il 1* peculiarly soft lo the Iread, Is a muffler of sound, aial enriches the Carpel F i n > I-KK C « NT. II also adds great­ly to the warmth of a room by preventing Ihe cold air A o n passing through th* seam* of Ihe floor. The ma­terial used in ihia Lining rendu* it a sure protection ngaiurf moth.

BV .DIE*, CAM, AT TUX CARI-Et STORK AND S H FOR YOURSELVES.

B y To be had ai any of the Principal Carpets Store*'in Ibe U. 8. Manufactured under the supervision of the Patentee *by the ••: •_ >. K;.Y CARPET LINING C O , (JvR. HARRINGTON, AJem,)448 Water street, N. Y.

0 ~ Harrington's Carpet Lining and Premium Cotton Baiting constantly manufacturing. All order* promptly altciuted to. txilS 8m

Fair-Spring- of IWO ' aial Franklin

I^ROOM*^ Scales vs \M W»<-B.aRW>H*mti la the ». you p»l Up in taj' XJttd, e«*l»«ir of B •trceis, one of yottr Four Tun Scales, roe is, v.

At the same lime Fairbanks put tn my Yard, No. 173 Broadway, one of hi* Coal Scale* of the name eapecily. Since then, to the p«s*ut lime, both Seals* have been in

Ul* llsriadsM of your nianufactare to other*, Uing nuiste that they will give perfect «aU*fMtior^"^^

YonrfTrBlr, JAMES SCHUYLER. Albany, October lOih, 1808. •• <.*Mt

V*. \J, , ...lirOIIII', Ul i ir . i . i '^s , Wi l l i . , II. I 'mnj, , W i n i and Mortimer W i l k i e , Sands II. Fish , Chrislophei •ct y, J u n e * P . W h i t e , Pascal P. Prati AlexaiKler

llasui, Charles A , G u v a n , W m . G i r v a n , C o r n e l i a l lubbar.l , Grace Barrsiws, la te Grace Doofiivie, t>yer N . Buriiltan., W i n . McNe i l , John Mliykor, Clllxrna IfcuiV, W I - I . ,....•. ,. i lOliiuh P. Wil l iams, Jamr* S v . r d , O. Hopkina Seekn i s Harbor Hauk, Bec iproe l ly Hank, George A. Haekett, !...,-nard Deiinisoii. W a i t l* iwry , 'Pbotuas W a l l e r , Jamea (1 P. Gardner, l lusse l l Foraylh, Henry W h i l e , l-'rederiel. Hubbard, W m . Gould, Anil y Gould and I>aviil I ...' • Anthony Gould, Jolili Gould. Charlas W . Smith, Joseph 11 Hailey. U. 8 . A m i y i Jaine* Shield*, i t .wwel l « . .\Iearl.Mii., ItenrjaKeep, f l e m a n Perry, Jolili S a v a g e , laaiio l lrayloo, John O. Mterliiisr, A «. Green, Sieiilien While, Henry P. Fr anklili, August us Ford, Alma II. Ford, Wi l l i am J. Ilae on. Hiiiim Ifolei.iuli, Pardon Flaile,Albert G. i: ni-, i !•.-.. n II. Earte, Danford N, Barney, T.motliy O. Grnunia, W. Hyde Clark, Jefferson Coanly Bank, Joseph B. HmigerrVril Hi.neon II. Ilrowu, George Camp, Charles P. Kirklan.1, John C. Wright, Jnliii Soon, Eliaal.elli Scon, Tlunna* Col­ling, W. C. CriurobJIIj J.amc* (loss, W ' Footo aial L. Avery, , . . . , . . . . . . Cameron, ForluueC. While, George Gales, William Wal-cott, Charlolle P. Norri*, Sarah P, Wallou, Harriet L. Frost, North Western Iiisuranee Comiiauy, George W. RouiKts, Nathan Jewell. Charles R. Doolllllc, Frcdswirk A. Doollltle, JeruidiK Uoolilll*, Guanliau, W. J. Doolitilc, E .T . Tliroup Martin, Elixo William*, David Hunter, Ira C. Barber, Thomas II. Hubbard, Eraaiu* Roger*, Oliver Corwin, Orrin Follett, Josejd. E. Pollen, Wilfard Dodge James Wickharn, Holly Aim Tracy, Daniel W. Corwin Joel Mood, Woodruff L, Barnes, Trius Wkilnwre, Hiram Johnson, Mary Dodge, laiwry Barney, Roberl l,*usui.-, Jen ininh M. Caufielil, Aiuils A. Stone, Edward Sackett O. V. Braioard aial J. H. Fish, Trustees. Estate laf Mary A. SaiTord, Oliver Corwin A Co., Samuel Whilley, Henry. A Daiin, Edward M, |l,,ini, fleury W, Roger*, Jaine. boeter, Aaron 11. I'aieblii, George II. llalicos-k. Jacob B llorricl, William II. A. Smith. Jesso C. Daiin, EUlild*.-S J" , :"'Skl vHni'i H " 1 ! * William II. Fargo, Jame* McKay. John II. IHiiton, Blootufield Uslier, Isaac Sey . moor, Pre«ldeiil We«loh««t«r t'o. Bank, Edwin C. Lilcli-fleld, Fklmund Kirby, Edward O, Dooiillle, John S. Boyd, executor of the laai will ami testament of John Scon, docemed. John 8. Boyd, executor of ihe la»l will aiid te*. lament of Ellxabeili Scott, deceased. William W . \ v » l hum, Jumor.aiKt John Wlckl.am, adminislralors, A c , nl Jumc* Wiekhain, deceased, David I. Boyd, Cl.arle. J . Wrfc «u'»!"'stralor, A c , ol Wail l4.wry. decease.1, John K. Rathbone. executor of Ihe Iu«l will and te*umcui nl Russell Forsyih, deceased, Lucy McNeil, Lucy Mc­Neil, executrix of lb* lasi will and teaiamciil of William McNeil, deceased, Charles Dnoliule. Dated Miiibtli, Feb « , 184V. N. K- HALI, Referee. '

BOWXN A ROOKBS, All')* for Receiver, fe'JSdlmhltt

TVTEW Y O R K S T A T E CA-X l NALS.—REPAIRS OF THE CAYUGA AND SENECA CANAL—NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS --In pursuance of Act, Chapter 105 of the Law* of 1M7, and of a Resolution of the Contracting Board, notice it hereby given, that Sealed Proposals will be received hi ' • uialcrsigned al the Office of ihe Canal Commissioner, Ihe

ill Ihe City 04 Syracuse, until Tuesday, ihe fill, of March next, nt fo o'clock a. in., for furnishing all Iho lualeriiila and performing all the work necessary to keep Iu good re pair and in good uavigalil* coiwlition, during such time in each year as Ihe.Canal Commissioners ahull direct, for the period of three years, from the 1st day of April, 185'j, ihe

CAYUGA AND SENECA CANAL, Including Ithaca inlet, together with tne Feeders, lli-.-i.- * voirs, aiid other works connected therowiih.

Schedule of property lo be transferred lo ihe Coui-ne-lo r»:—

3 axes, *2 IKI i 2 augers, ( 1 0b ; 9 pair tcakle block* • 18 00 ; S crow bur*. *.'i (HI; 1 capstan, •.') 00 : 4 ham. mil s and sledge*. 97 Oil; 1 ice breaker,»/ .'.n ; in oil can* and luge, MOO; 8 lamps, * 1 00; 2 lump fillers $0 28 | 1 lameiii, m> 1'<; 1 ladder, • 001 4 pad locks *0 Vdj 1 picks, «.i 00; 4 pike poles, »2 tio ; I pile driver' •50 00 ; 4 pumps, S l$ 00; 8 saws, «2 SO 11 acow, «53 (Ml; 18 ehovel*, • » 00 ; 1 grind slone, 81 • j 4 »love», 816 00-22 wheelbarrow*, 822 00 ; 2 wheel* for barrow*, 80 50; 3 wrenches, 81 SO I 1 derrick, 8*M 00; 1 Iron screw, §3 00 2 pails, $0 62 i I spike waul, 81 00; I gin pole, 86 00 ; 1 chain, f 1 30 j 1 stick* pine limber 75 feet long for i. ..>,„. iniyilnin*, 818 7*i 10 pine |rlank(2016 feel h m.) lo dro.i in the groove* cut in above the head or upper gate* of Hi* lock* to iltut back wuter for repair*, fcaj 25. Totnt •306 12. "^

Every propo*al inn*t be accompanied by au affi-javti endorsed thereon, of each person uniting in such .,,.,.„,' sal, that he is not directly nor uidireclly uncreated In any oilier proposal for Die same work or materials, or am part of the same; that he has no agreement or under aiiiuiluiK with any other person to l«come inlercaled is any other proposal or contract for th* *ame work or ma. Uriel* or any part thereof; uml that no oilier person ihsa such as shall be named in the proposal is iulorasled m the same, or ha* ally agreement or undemanding to become interested in any contract thai may be mad* in pursuanc* of such proposal.

Every proposal shall be accompanied widi a bond lo tho people ol this Stale in the penally of iwenlv per cent of the gro*» amount ol the proposal, aial which bond shall bo «igucd by the parly making »uch pro|*>«aJ and two or more responsible auretics, which sureties , hail jnstiiy in «uin* equal to twice the amouui of such penalty; aial said lioud must be aceoui|»utied by the certificate of the 8uper»i«or of the town or ward, ami (he Coulily Clerk, oi the County Judge of the couniy iu which amid surely shall reside, or any two of them, a* to the re*im-siInlily of said sureties.

The Board will hereafter require all bunds and pronn sals to be complete in every respect before being recen•-ed and opened by them, and all that are uul lints compleie will bo rejected; any alteration* or corrections must he noted before sigiimg.

The persons to whom ihe work may be awarded will be required by the Contracting Board to give the bond f„r the payment of laborers'wage*, as required by chanter 378, of the laws of I860. '

Contracts or any micreat m ihc name shall not bo as signed lo any person or person* wilhoul Ihe written con. sent of ihc Canal Commissioner*.

Tho Commissioner* will reserve 15 per cent of the amount of each relative monthly estimate of work done and material* delivered a* security to the Stale for the performance of the contract, and ai iho expiration of lln-third inonili of each year ihe 16 per cent thu* retained du. ring the previou* year, ahull be paid tolhe coutraclo! pro. vjding the provisions ol ihe contract ahull have been lull, complied with.

Panics contracting lor the repair* of lb* Cayuga uml Seneca Canal, will be required to dredge al alliiirio* when required by the Commissioner in charge, for Ike improvement ofthe slack water uavigalion of said canal

A Buflicicni force will Im required In all cases on the look* and elsewhere lo facilitate navigation and protect the public properly.

In cine, the Board shall be of opinion llial the proposal* arc ill consequence of any combination or otherwise, ex­cessive and disadvantageous lo the State, ihey mayde-clitie all the »aid proposals, aial advertise anew for tho work or inkierial*.

The person or persons to whom the contract may bo awarded Wdl be required to receive the boats, tool*, ma. tetiala and other Implements specified iu the foregoiiur Bcfiedules, und allow therefor the respective prices there-in named, the aggregate of the same to be paid iu twelve equal monthly payments.

T h e person or persons to whom the work may be awarded, will be required to enter into contract for tho performance ol the work within ten days after the same •kail have been awarded lo him or them, upon the terms prescribed by the Gonii.it ling Board.

No hid will be received Horn any person or persona whose contract for Canal repair* *hall have been declare.) abandoned by the Contracting Board on account of in-competency; nor shall any such person or persons be in. teresleil, directly or iiKllrecily, iu any contract for Cam. repairs ou the Canal* of Ihi* Stale. Proposal* will not lie received from any person or company now hoMina any conn net wilh the Slate for Canal repairs; nor will more than one coulract be awarded to any one permi or Company.

TIMS name or names of the person or persons proposin* must be written out fit full, wilh their place of resiaence.

The specifications and blank m<no*iiions. awl forms of Counsel and Bonds will be ready for •xamlnaiioa, at the places specified in Ibis notice, u u days previous to the time named for the letting, when all further iufiiiiiintiei. required by bidder* may be procured at 111* Oflice of the Canal Commissioner and Engineer above named.

No rxorosAi. w i n , i x COK*IDIX*B i M > - - a * m c r coxroiMitr WITH THIS MOTICX. Dated Albany, Februa ry » , 1858. JOHN M. JAYCOX,

CHARLES 11. 8HERR1LL, HIRAM GARDNER, *

Canal Commissioners. V.R.RIOHMOND,

f*m \ N.S.l!SJt^;SiSor,'',w-

CORPORATION NOTICE — \ J Clerk'* Oflaoe, CHyof Albany.—Th* following ap-porticrimenis have been returned to ih* Mayor, Aldermen, aitd Commonalty of ike City of Albany, .uul are now on *le In the OBee of Ih* Clerk of the ComtMon Council ihere-of, and will b* apjaroved and eonlrtwtd by aaid Coeaxaon Council, urdea* cause t o the contrary be shown on or la-fore the IM day of April, 18r», to wit:

An apportionment of Ihe expeuse of repairing pave-menu tn Arc* «lreet, Broadway, Beaver sireel, Baaaeit sueet, Broad street, Church street, Franklin street, Dela­ware street, Herkimer street, Hawk *treet, Hudsou streei, Jay street, f.ydiu* street, Norton »lr»et, Mulberry street Nueella street. South Pearl street, Quay street, Swan streei, Rensselaer street, Schoyter *treet, Stale street, Wdtel streei, William street, and Wesierlo street.

An apporUoumeut of the expense of laying Drain in North Isuialng street, from the termiualioii of the Dram recently laid lo Montajerosry •treet.

feiaaot TINDE1.AHANTV, Clerk of Ike Ommm Council.

T EATHER AND FINDINGS. JkJt The subwriber eonlniue* lo keep on hand at bis LEATHER and FINDING STORK, 48 HasWon .tree), Albwiy, a superior eMorlmeot of Stock and Tool* for Boot aiai SrMMiv^ititvtsiWkrckaM w h o h u l e aial retail at tk* low**! prieee for cash or aparoved credit,

IO Co>i» ••#». P*™""I"W «**••• WWcl* where. H«t" Bole and T Hkinaasall ofexoellem quality; 1 Bindi*

w %'$~&Mm^ttn «radotk«re«i»jr depend en receiving

article* of a goodqaajUy MflM *3»»jta* if th«y were

•8*) JARKD HOLT, 48 HtluMti .Uul .

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