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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
TAMPICO.

By the arrival Of schooner Oregon, Capt GOlding
have received files of papers from TampicO Ia the 10th Mt
The Legislature Of Tamaupas has passed decree decAr
n the liberal institutions OF the State 10 DO IN danger nom
the attack resolved upon the Council Of the Generals held
in the City o. Mexico the OH OF February last when
the plan Of Jasco upon which the recent revolution vas
based was partially repdiated The fifth article OF the
decree proposes coalition between the States OF New
eor Ccahula Chihushus Zacatecas and IaInaupas for
the defense of the nationality aud Independence OF the Re
pubc in case of its invasion by forces organized 10 the
territory Of the United States by the parties OF sdyer
turers. 80
Gov Tras of Chihuahua is named as the chief Of the
coalition and is invited in conjunction with the other com
anders Of troops the frontier 10 take the necessary
measures TO form this coalition The Governor Of Tam
aupas IS authorized confer with Gov Iras and Issue
orders TO mobilize the National Guard in of any such
invasion.
III Conercio denounces hi, decree the act Of fe
dictionary party in Victoria, and say they attempting
anew 20 plunge the country into anarchy and war.
FL Com,rciO also publishes strong representations RON
the merchants Of Tampco to the President and Congress
complaining that certain pryileges-am0Dg others the
rght OF gathering toll tax upon goods destined for the
interior-had been arbitrarily appropriated by the LIE
gsaiure Of the State OF Tamaulipas and requesting
arcss New Orleans Pcayune, Mays
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AZ al road eongs brckysEd esso snd othr eossnss Of
Level of H. fr,rt Sdiourr steep rock e1a
er places there 10 LOT dear view o. NC -
WafEe s iisb-s to he DISTRACTED, h4enen sIa Nt ~ "
s-stcrec. - -. ..tr.. -
Tie tsgrez urd EErAmen must have eoPJ q ~ $500 ' -
he oS PASSING Of ID the f-srs - s~s .,i.s,,
They provided crow oar SIC e. ,s = y. -
spikes, white Lanterns, and WIZ n-s 80 a.
ous nd have white tx three feet square a. one s 49, ~
the he other md -, ee.~,
Fax uea ed enal men must then posts q ks ' ~
before The passing eech regular train nn $50
teIdznt. - a..-,,or -,,.t .ho.,
Wien the t,n is sue II the scs = clear me - -. -, -.
a kol6 l. where Il cAn 1e ca y So - - -
rsfsed AID & Fever 10 stand AID ieaFe - -, q,
urs 10 ccss - or sprruechrs another rsn q -
ui Be distinctly stoEn and great pliHs i4A'h = "A- nc I
We've he sr ,aon a. lie dsS srtse .' . ePen ne
,siv1, fsen vii srss. ngnal bJ snS3s ed IAs q re-
bkht VII Go 90 a. tLeJ "a. - .44-e- ~
"a ne wife sisss tbeEr vtisi hsy can hen fepesI
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The Labor Market Over-tooked.
MosrMoREscf.

10 he Editor of Then. Y Tribune.
SIR. In reference TO The crush for employment" Of
which you frequently speak beg TO inform you there
were no less than fifteen candidates for the post OF assist
ant teacher at Newark last Saturday salary 800 the adj
vsrsement for which post appeared in your columns for
some DAYS Among the fifteen. from as far as
Rochester and candidate had been school teacher for
- years. Yours &c, 20.
ryA paragraph of a letter from Lake Superior in the
Cicareland True Democrat, runs thus
PIXSTY OF COPPER ~ THIS CousTRY Sow-ADAYs.-Ths
Minnesota Company have got mass on dock, des-
tined for the Worlds Fair II weighs 507s lbs and Is cut
off from Of eighty tuns IL Is cut four Sides
through pure old copper and Is feet inches ia length
by feet inches in width, and foot inches thick
The Company have 200 tuns Of copper now our
dock in aud barrel work and about 800 at
their own dock up the river and raising average
fry tuns per month.
RIOr Arson ASD MrpDER- Blair County has been dis
graced By the preparation OF another most daboca out
Tsge within her borders by another Of riot arson
and fenoish murder whichhas hardly parallel Ia the a
nals Of crime The outrage occurred Wednesday night
last and had IFS origin IN the eud which exists between
the clans Of Irah laborers employed on the line.
Of Public Works. II seems that q Leinster maa
was met on the public road by three four "Fardosns
or COnnaught men, some days previously and severely
beaten By them In retaliation the Lenster men on sew
era sections rallied the night above mentioned and pro-
cseded 10 the job which the offenders against their clan
were employed armed with guns and other weapons ana
commenced niurderOus assault firing INTO tne shAnees
and putting the inmates 20 higtfcr their lives
Upon shantee they particularly wreckee tnen VEN
geaDce, firing many well AIMED shots INTO ana nnay set
ting il fire a1d burning it to the ground toge'ngf WIN
its contents including unfortunate inmate VINO Tor
for reason perhaps for being disabled WIN gun shot
failed 10 make his escape In the morning his crsped and
chared and dsmembered body found among The ash
e.. a most revolving and horrible sight with ths legs
burned off 10 above the knees the arms 20 ABOVE me Ell
Measures we're Immediately taken to arrest the Offend
er by he AUTHORITIES in the nsghbohood and by Monday
evening some forty were lodged in prison to answer In
detme1t, for murder, arson and riot
iIie4idaysburg pal Register
FIRE At BEDoEwArTh-Lsst night at IL O'Clock the
rolling mil and foundry Of Lazele Perkins & Co was to-
tally destroyed by fire. II was Of the most complete
Establishments Of the kind in the country having. been
erected at The cost OF aDou. $4,000 four years since
The buildings and machinery were insured ss follows
American oese Pn9sdenss spdnsaeld Ins.ns.
Commercial Mutual do..... Etna Ofce go
Roger Williams dunn. Ian Protsstios H.rsffd
Washington ofee do... 2slo Hartford Hartford -s
Rsss. iiisn.sd,i lex
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Professional Nolicee.

DR FRED. HUMPHREYS, Homeopathy late OF
Utica has removed TO New York. No y University place. OF
Zee hours 8 to 10 a. Ma ITO r. NJ
nR s. NJ ELLIOTT will receive his patients on Tues
~ says ursdaya Saturdays from 9to O'clock during the
mne the Office adjoining bis Astro1onca
An Coalition Heights Island II viii continue ae pIeees W
Gnsc Nedcnt Surgery Mondays Wednesdays and f
rS (s ums from Ol O'clock his Oce, No fSS broadway
DoWNING & VAUX, Architects, Newbnrgh, n Y;
queDco Of the death Of Mr. DOWNING the bnanes OF
Ma nrm canied BY hs SURVIVING partner MI CALVERT
VAJJX Offices removed TO Crawioris Hail. Newburgh
nR. STRONG has opened an Institution at Saratoga
Srrnss OF the Chronic Diseases temales
Nervous Deages Proarsus tte
Nh will contract OF insurance. IN al cases ne
examination durable. lLyalds coming 10 TINS Inst
without
For tneuars information, address e. y STRONG, ND sara
ega Spnpsa
rfNO EX-PoSTMASTERS, MAIL CONTRACTORS
6cihe undersigned ae Clerk in the Auditors Office and
.so IN N Office r. o. D. viii attend TO the settlement
Of late Postnae fair commission OF al the following
Fcf all POstmses whose receipts under 500
Do do do over epV q yeNs''s' II"
H. be inclos, in advance. A.
Extra Commissions aud errors an accounts
uhcn Postmasters themselves sre not aware OF IT,
Ctrirecors Soldiers Sailors and all other Claims promptly At
tfnetd address 1. - Adams W Hhhusion' - ~
Re,ercnee-aon C Joues Tenn on Truman smith $
senate Horace Greeley NJ Chss Shelton No IL "s T.
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svyysrxrExpYxr's OFFICE. II. r. RI I
Neg-Ycrk. May, II, Is55

J.
E,r T. D. ~. Gan. Ps-ridSaf Hrdfoz Rirer R1lrocf
Agreeahy Instructions u Ills Loorulns cave nc olS-
70 mzk- tie following ttaeHent: =, ,.-. g., - ,..,
comparison Q; The Psy EolA OF Nay ~ -
December February, 1881 and PM H. md ION ~ oi
no employ Of The Con md tha We nov have i.ss
eftsss Of fagneu May eEEber " M year. Ac &c
nan February and three less han IN Dece u y IN
1ecssry Tat when the fros enty o1t CT
~ s15d lie trsa ed fences repaired the liability OF land 1ad
reel ,lee dOue track z1 1o@E
a. are rouirsd 10 ~atch road and security
Iou many tie flag atation we're est-1d
N TIE read rev. vita skl soS lneli5 -sA re I'VE
when mary structures uAln-ed 4-a -Iss.4 &c
single only iad The necessity Of May '-sA s- 20
orger sx hsye uE- cllnze las cen llt or =
made Poce system except suh e VI" 1eL1eI
oe elective chances Of eccsent nth tOIe
csYfs'ufy- ,r.-...-. -. 49,
,fev rsste 10 Ire pf,s bid enirIs Fsgnen sgnien and
Svhuer WHICH hsYs been i1 force on ts Road g. D.
hve - the sr.e o been id operation since TIE
orcrs tie Road y which you VII perceive boz Little
tLre . c tie -cr The Pocs System 81 aEs ana : .-@
80 been ted IL ecenc; and from tie fac q 90 IL" sse
ordered he ffns se't>- Jvu can
juige II Any intention Of such ate-lc1nert e1-slea
m --'N ul''' ''- Il FRENCH, Superintendent
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z Kingston Canada paper reports that private
connected with British rife brigade in Canada was lately
drun cd cut Of the service by bis comrades for having
offered MS services 10 the Sheriff 10 hang an Indian
demDed 70 death cone the act and received the Fee This
universal abhcrence Of the hangman is significant Of the
character Of bis business
~ Rev. Thomas F. DAVIS of Camden. having received
majority on the twelfth ballot OF the votes OF both houses
Of Deetes was declared Babop cleo. Of the Diocese Of
South Carolina.
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ifle0irdl.

I1OR lNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, we know of no
4 better remtdy Gsn wlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
u soothing aud healing in Its rain aud adniao, adapted 10
much prevails ts Of the oaused by COLDS csoFhS and
n blossh on by iIegnen ana sqedsn o. me % ~ We
of Ills Beam Some tSo since friend OF ours Sas sad
oousb Of appetite night &c. b. The Of the Basa
be eTeed thee alarming enerosehmen aud now n se en-
INev.Epsar d Washing ,onian Boston.
LOST VOICE RESTORED!
MR 5 " FowLE: Having many plbhshd 10
lsiion DS. wISTARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, tsAs
Meity to publish few months my became
much Sfs y sudden colo that she lost her aud saaeId
much ALARM Having heard yOur Bslsan strongly Tecomlaenie BY
hcse who Lad It. purchased bottle o your sgn II tins
She ook according ds oon and produced wonderful effect
Before using o she bed completely recovered her voice the
(Ssuo5) YouIs truly HENRY g BRIGHrNAN.
PS-Sgoh emony can te relied pPop BE ealefn Of the sI
sor sale at wholesale sud rets by A B. p s.qd General
As,ns No iec Fulion-s Thomas Msxwen No s. williams
John Nhs No AS Baoa6sy Aor and Irving House Drug Stores
srd No lie Breadwsy.
I CAN'T SELL WHISPERS, but l can sell you my
ONGUENT, ard that viii force Wskers AEschss 70 grow
strong uSu.ant and glossy az weeks and VII NJ SAN CT ~ are
"a 1hs Aaow 10 af bit Ps9ve ey SWING Y
GRAHAM NO 50 AIrst, Fowler Brairss ara ali trssisis
DIANETTs BITTERS.-This article is offered 70
TIE putas foT Debility, ll6seioH Liyes coplin
Sea SckUt Dyspeps AID Nervous siec0n generally IAcf
81 .si FSS'n ~ '' eI HICKS CO.. 10 s9 az PEARLS
CAMPS H0ARHOUND COUGH SYRUP, l2i. p
- ard cents Adshghil and redy o co.Ehs Colds Ead
Consumption sod Wholesale and retail al SANDS A4nHoa Drus
S'cfe No II james 81 Country Merchants ana ~ DIass go
paid.
TRUSSES SHOULDER BRACES, Ladies
a Ee and Supporters Instruments for cabfeet kockknee&
fss elastic Stos - s . Of The Js. esc Enss e1rs
.ssa I1nsses and every knd a. oandsee 81 No. y Ann.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
4rnsoN RryyR RNLRoAD OFFIcE, No &C. Wsrr-<-s
kr1-yoRv "Wednesday May Al, l5t3.

Trpso~ RlvTR R,tLRoAD OFFIcE, No. 81 Wsnrlst
NEV-YoRK, "Wednesday, May Al, 100.
To the rditor Of The New-York Courier and Enquirer;
noticed an editorial article in your paper TINS morning
IN which is stated information, that nearly twothrds
Of bs aa,nen who gave security to the Traveller the
I,dsc, ri, er Railroad have been discharged
Relieving that uch statement at ths time unnoticed
Lv the Company might mislead some and operate inur'
TO tie Company and the public and knowing TO be
roundess requested the Superintendent to furnish me
statement as to the general Police regulations ofLe road
which have been in operation since It's opening and also
WHITTIER any change in the system Of hagmen had been
made or was contemplated other than to make that system
o eient than heretofore compliance with my Request, he
ne m the statement which heTewit inclos aud
request The may be pubEshed N your paper ina:
ercuCn may extended Inc article 70 which reply
Respectfully yours, I'D AOkCAN' President
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asrv,, ,st-rsp the he sAsuen rrs, sssnne oe trek
.ss thsr eAuFs. and that = = o.. sa 49, .s I've, NM
-,ri N der . ..spps The wssss s;,s set
A. nibt ~si,s "a Irst nsast - ud us,esd o. Fi.ss
.@., s.s ;s's' ron s S'' Si s. 1',a
d.:kHGsd.
Fab avhrss. ru hse A. sss two ieeS-,s Who BE- coz
snfy a hsr pS,i snd si Gaze ssd 49, ~ TINE f
r..ins al The assy. their .seain order At
sr on ~hiss rosad Of % res q SsSrss with ed srd
white ssDl bosd feet strong PaEs red ami wA''
ssn: ssesrsy pied It s rod. @ u. sr.-
0f he TAN approaching ne draw.
he red and White sn. board nEst be esdn sach position ts
OF ard uninteuuPsd anti esens The draw One of the signal
u TIE srsw eossd s al right the BhdE Tsni'r
When sissss spcn .nysAins ~roas t,ey ma
hey must ssve unlock OF open tie ssnal boards
open.a show the rel signal and hey and >Oor s' the agen
lae the draw eiced and Csss and 81 right ,-u signal
heres T.y ss ssi TO eoT .ss .S's S in
In weather da Whenever Gags snS sa enne ee d.
s sOn eseh with torpe0es add red signal 10 warn sPP'ae
Tire draw must not Be opened aay when tain Is due
peetsd but the vse g9 wsI Ge. The tan rs PISSED ss
unwilling longer then the srsw b. ePeoc eat not upt
isi signs. and TORPEDO sent 81 es mile 10 wrn the PPaea
ing tsn.
Every switch net IN regular use must be firmly spiked down
o AS ' Nc, my re On sa a s - % On . on the
every psissr ger u'in. -. 80,
Every swlfchmsn OF tender must Rave copy o. NE me 80
know tune al the trsins and Uadend the rannos AZ
Of he road. 49,.
rsdocks kng ni.u red ard white lsss and red ant wn- ser
Every Svheuder viii required hrs At the time
passr Of the and when train dne or expected
ard ~ such o'hcr times may b. required.
Switch Of order obstruction on the S enaan
ssIn the approaching train the swhmsn mus send the red a
nj The
TIE be exclusively Under the control q ne swt:h
suffer interfere NEEDLE wsn thca
IN manner; shall be provided with gnc locus
cal other The switch shsi 5s
ckec ~ the wedges securely driven
kept te places he passage ofeyery train and - al nns ex
cept when necessary for shiting the switch.
Tie oad locks and bots Of no switch mast e moved e ne
pense when any train is due expected end no grave
ht or hcrdnate be lee Of the Pr orsncn or SIDE
rack due ard HAVING the night Of track has pt
He responsible the switch besg the r' position Tor no
neglect Of duty voanen Of orders WIZ cause AIS
me date discharge. - .-..--- -. -
and that ether oosiruc are per
nttrd OF the trc By the passing trains
absent from bis post dnns oureS nos "A9ot
the Of the Superintendent VIII be forthwith dsshaed
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Clothing.

BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS-lbe subscriber ssr %,
to. hs friends and public that be prepared 70 ufos
Roos Shoes Datera OF ouniy sJie ana ~ P'0' ~
kyoIsby any the city, w 49,, a,.. som s20tos4
1900 0ateIs horn 90 to 20 Gents noos M - Ia
tSs, Merscco Boots so Gents Patent Lenet 9S
t~sts rs toi IS Gents l.. Slippers 30 70 80
S, IS "a % Boots with doubiesoes q.
Aeaies Ns'S'+''''' and uppers 40 70 T0
Misses and Chdren work At corresponding prices EVey sssP
A. al vok m Gentlemen made 10 ofcef ~ e nOi'es'
-etiee and Of he best materials In the marEet -. Ill.
lie 1aiters himself that experience heen Jeas W enos
ham 70 slte e9s"o s-N' JOHN BCRRELL
No iS Hudson North Moores Gate Of S' oreen"eh'
nArS Gor GENTLEMEN, OF tho spring style, are
-. ,..dv Cor tnsDec.on 81 finish aud material "
- srs ofed Ns solicit attention Of hose NJ want OF
feirg confident viii meet then appreciation
80" J. II. kONARoUE. No. "a B0vsS~
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Ju,N FFRSA>nEz-The ship Hermann, Skinner from
Baltimore Tor San Francisco stopped at Juan Fernandez
March D. for wafer and was to sail again next day The
CAPTAIN writes that he arrived there acr very tedious
time but without any accident and was much surprised to
and hnc s,lement al abou; 300 persons headed by
Governor They very Kind and furnished the ship
With supplies reasonably This ship, ON former voyage
two years since stopped at the same sand and found 10
l'tapts
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Goal.

Goal.
FNOALTbe subscriber has ih yards, and 10 constantly
ranR ali the various kinds Antrss ard Biturnnoui
OH ~ Pesch Orchard Biael Meath, ehgh Liverpool oTre
nn sidney &C. az Of the very best qushty delivered In
AanisoEs orsel and for sale low JAMES H. WohIh
sh-et, cor Thompson end 6th.sv, Amosst.
Down tov office No. ~ WsliS1.
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acparsnersbip.
= .,oa.,cv son ROBIN

oPaETsERsHIP NoTIcE ,s .;s ss.s s9s - ~
Sow ESQ., hes s sI ss'l st tsey entered uie
.,sr<} beg lesse 70 miorl al WAsabURN Co or the
nt.hi rrSsr The FIRM Hr1 lDe srJCK COMMISSION AND
,,se u tsrstng ftne,2 aiken etbce No 81 "aisi,
seeupsd b NJ hoersss "a ,te purchase end s Of stocks
sf,sr VII y Ess, OF Loans aud Al natte IN
.lls.'.S perds a g. de- tesons'S oaMAHs WASHBURH,
80. 80 rse cfmcreyE Sy Wsshburn Co, Albany
''''~s tLs1s " - JACOB 4. VANDERIOOF
as wears p.st with Drew, hobfnsoa X Co
s,x.g,,t. Nsyi Isss :, ,,,,s,s,1 4. r. ,,,. A..
gP FiaM Of JOHN KEY Sdas S ESY yas ds
sost ~ m VII TIE Of the tnn 10 no
JynS kkYsER eosnse i easi.ss on hls 1~n sah a.
- So Bfsa6Sas Ois'" mo. a. KEYSER
JNO H. DUNNELL,
=. $50 WH ENNIS.
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OCEAN Steamers, &f.

Ocean bleamere, &f.
YOUNG AMERICA is NOW LOADING at Pier
No 80 Last River. DISPATCH LINE.
This magnificent Clipper Ship commanded by Capt Bah.
COCK. formerly clipper ship Sword Fish, and expected
sail for SAN FRANCISCO the FIRST DAY Of JUNE
shippers viii please huny their Freight and complete their
epgassmeBts before the 18Th int
This snheeni thip eSpeeiedio perform the voyage in
EIGnrY-FivE DAYS
ssi the shaTert ship ever built BY W. H. Webb Esa
SUTTON Co, No ei wsllst, or
GEORGE DANIELS. No. s Waisusst
AUSTR A-CLlpPER LINE for MEL.
~ BOURNE PORT PULP The A l packet ship VIOLA,
sSS sa al & he above .S iSs Soi SsP cargo en-
ssd and only taxing limited 2aSesr .. ra'esse,s VII be ready
"~''''"d f william n DUeRN No 81 Sous sss 'PPV"
orto ARILELL ELLIOT, No AS Pesrlst
A AUSTRALIAN PACKET-EXCEISIOR LINE
hl clpTsi-sAr ELENA H. Cane, Commander wil be i'm,
S and saSS Ss S wS wSs ESQ., s7 9
sSSs sS se ssS s 50 S S Wa sA.SsSs
l DAYS trdsI tA- same SS1ader who receives eAld OF
dd that the ELENA viii eHec! her previous performance and
eTs roous) OF The comfortable description For
f I0S sS s so On Water Ssss
NB-NO siee'sse passengers taken
EORMEIBoURNE, PORT PHILIP, AUS DRALIA,
hoRMA tbs wsknOwn and ayee sbP offers the best facilities
s o. pS ser. VII be limited 70 70 and no eersss rass1s
ssep nc es uslsi tee o spes rs hsd % eer
rsssnScTs viii take their urs the sane tsb Hsr state
health and comfort tuees 6ae promenade dsck
TIE ssI rsrt Of ersased vessel expected
We: very few days e, shs or Ps,ss hsa VIII be taken
ERioHARDS0N 5 Co, No 50 sou,hst.
NJ \. AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM.
1\s fASY.-Tfgsush 20 SAN FRANCISCO va AsPlNHALL
tua he usv ana f as ubee doahlesngne ssesp UNION
y BAY i Per No ScS a ysS' % 'S SoSbAS
sfesai iSSs, SSs, l:s1assg coarss SO Sas,
FH pS g s A sA SoNs i s,..: b .5 q
ssnision Of Ne COIrs thAs ca Is SeSd ~, es5
- he Fses essss { add fsNaA sad ~hls
Eye sNsl.ca w'l = a-as part Company e izrrs
Aspus al, iss, takos ne f-aAaA eo-a AMI as 81
nskes' ior 's' Lane &c ,, sy se' S q NS = REsy
Ma, Bag made " The ssoso oAs net tSs - jss,3
ass, fos,sss law - re soassrsnos d suSIs ~ '1s'
WEEKLY LINE for CALIFORNIA. -UNITFD
w STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sonnectss -
Ma ssa oSS " Sfsi 80 sf na 'i
Also seuifloutlly line between NENApRh. HAVANA
SENNRLEANs sailing n 4. 81 foR warrsa Pier Nossa
S MAJ s Co intend Is Spssch direct 70 Aspai DARING
ao4h 81 Asy Ire following Steamers, New-lork aud Cal
Nay s GEORGIA. Capt Porter 4. s "
Ne5 y III DORADO, Capt Davenport, L. $ y.
ssy ~ ILLINOIS, Capt hsstst-tn, U. S.&
- 2, SkfSCENr CITY, Capt MCGOWAN,
neA texeePt crossing the lsthuus always Be OBJ
iaiss On application Il No Ia West - ;to
SEwYoRK. HAVANA AND NEw.oRiE41 AIS LINE.
uy y kMPlRE CITY. Capt Mladle.
"a, yseisAi ss Ss,y z, CHEROKEE, Capt. r. BAXTER
se hsSse ll sstsi, corner Warren a. " where s-
"a can be Obtained personally or by letter
VI ae, CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA Tents, Ham.
ns Bags 4e 0e;ufed BY C. JOHNSON No.
1ss isasonslk srus "Ul' ~ "''e" P"P'! sA'So'''
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fIfT
" Nay AsE [ |

Subscribed and beioEe this th dsy March, 1855
"ALFRED FULTos, J1stice Of the Peace
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6ieamboais ano Railroads.

TIVE STEAMER Aida, Capt. WIN. Masten, Will
Sundays excepe from Per
Of 4oolock landing
tyrqh Milton. Poughkeerss EfnOre's and Rondoot-
Delhi through tckets 10Y - "
applying sptsin Board, CORNELIUS LOCKWOOD,
No i63 West st. Ntw-fofk
Anew YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ NOTICE q SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS-conmencio Mon
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uuohe Water CuFe, works on the suie
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BARBER
~ II. TAYLOR, MD, Practitioner Of Water Cure,
~. No 2lth-st 4hsv Domestic Practice ard 0ce Cen
pltstions particularly ATTENDED 20 Arc, letter. eT asylee.
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7v1gR SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE

7ENHE SHOh1ESI ana OnI.aI ESt 49,
VANDERBILT LINE, fr sAH 1917
L. NsOsi fpe syins Throash Tck-te 10 d,ng ,he isas
eDgiDe sfesn9shp PtuoaETh-t
eco tUrs bo5en leave from Per NO sg,, h,er
pf.es,fy Juan del rorte on fhlOa = hsf 81
,<ruisr fasfeofne reems1p SIERRA
~ - tvtep the NcsTogus Ianst route hssns
Int Nv, I've mile Of lsrd transportation. -. - -.
p ,,uaop or passage at ito iowe rate. apply ONLY =,
IN A.sre, II he Company No Battery 1P sSa.
Az. as.Dst the representations Of hired runners
Fesse. 49, None are en- poyed for this liDe.
A. Nal Bsx viii he Dsde up 1t the once
F,oR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SemiW Weekly
II II q Nal Lne-Tbe and fas.sons steamer MAhlON
A. 80 Ceursn1er viii leave Per 10. ~ r. On sAIUk
nay ssJ o'clock r. precisely for Ieaeh sppy % eo.ia
where - '~' sPoFFoRD TiLEsrON Co, No 70 sOst1e
Through Tickets FLORIDA foo"s TO Jakson'1e s1i 70
Pilsiks So. :,
NOR LIVERPOOL-UDite States Mail Steamship
PACIFIC CAPT NyeThs viii aep.rt with the
o. 8 Msis for Europe, positively on sAIUnDAf MAJ ~ 81
d Tor Fr freight passage having uneqnaled accommodations
Tor e'ess"'s VI EDWLRb K COLLINS l. Co. No IS Wall
The steamship BALTIC win succeed the Pacific and sail May D.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, for
~ BREMEN via sOUTHAMPTON.-The United States MAJ
Steamship eERsiANg Edward Hisgins Commander viii sail for
Southampton 70 land the Malls add PASSENGERS
r England and France SATURDAY May H. at o'clock VI,
from Pieg No 8, North River
IN f1st cabin, lain saloon
IN FIST cabin, lower saloon ~
AZ sIDSr cneed ia he'd 10 esoh steamer
All Letters must pass thTOuRh the Post-Ohlce
Specie delivered In H2vre or London -. -. -.
For passage freight, apply 70 MOLLER SAND AEHA Asen
The steamship WASHINGTON will succeed the Hermann, Hna
Sal On Juae H.