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ryA Public Meeting of Lafayette Tent, No

$40 Of r. will be held at their Tent Room, No 1877
Bewry on FRIDAY EVENING March 4, at u O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered By Dr. Y Hesbrook, D. c. r.,
on the Principles Of the Order and by Rev Sweetmsn,
On the Present Condition of Society, and the Claims of
Temperance upon all Glasses Of the Community. Singing
by Qsarielte Club Admission free The public cordially
Invited
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.0S REWARD.-Lost on Tuesday after

q - REWARD-LOst,a Package of Papers,
p - addressed JAMES I. BRADY. ESQ., on Tues.
9sy Let INST Supposed 10 have been e m One OF the
Hudson River Railroad cars. Any person returning the
are 10 JAMES T. BRADY office No. WagTen-st Will
receive the thanks OF the and he above reward
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ITO LET-The Third Floor Of No. % Spruce
l. also the Rear Buding-all for Manufacturing pur.
poses. Inquire al the Office Of the Type foundry.
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DOARD-A ParlOr and Bedroom, with large
Dcloset attached. 20 let with Board. Apply at No. n
West I'D 81. 5h-av House with all improve
ments. Reierences required.
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fYCaryers. Mass Meeting OF all Furniture and
Ornamental CuveN viii take place THIS EVENING,
Thursdsy) in Mechanics Hail. No 10 Hester st. at
osetk CeryeTs, be suIe TO attend.
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WANTED-By respectable Girl, a situa-
w non A ChamberInAid fine Washer, &C. 10 do gen
eral housework in small genteel family. Can be seen a.
her present eurlOyer'., No. 81 West 2th-st-
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~ Another Reyoluti0n.-Tbe Advance Commit
s ~ Epgnee and Machnsts again call the attention of
N. Worlnen connected with steam engines the meeting
THIS CTbprsday) EVENING, March 8, at "A O'Clock at
Cbslssa Hsll Oil ay, cor 25thst.
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"ANTED-A neat steady colOred Woman
w TO cook wash and iron for family short distance
in the country oae having coed references may apply ~
No. IS Broad-st
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DOARDING-Large and elegant Rooms 70
I'D Let to Gentlemen and their Wives or single Geutie-
with full partial Board, az the elegant Mansion
HOuse, No. - Oroye-,t., corner Of Bleeckers.
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MI USlC-Wanted. a Cborister in Mission
E ChE-ch in TIE upprr pat Of ne city who can Ray
CT ina Scar hLe aud ,Ho = EsefEl IN alctsr
ems 1us; &c very node r.te address MELODY Tnb
une Ofce.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
-vg gEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

.. yyu BsSp EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY ExCsgrsL,l
BIZ GREELEY \ acFLRATH
-, rSfSUEs BUILDINGS sosrEE % SPsDcs Asp
uAssAu-sTsr OPPOSITE THE CITY sALL.
a,p,ered 20 City Subscribers for IL! Cents per wees
- hey preSar lheJ pay in sdvance al no Desk
%.n e sas sas s sis 5 ,er SS2f n
res gab-erpii00s saben Tor nI soOnths POr shfee
81 st ~ Three Doliau IN s6vaDe- required N all Il
Ussxb Counfry EexspapeYs Daily Papers roc gsa
80 pbose terms ar higher tta5 GOse g. re-
9 EE.ssre sos = Owed any aifeTepce.
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L OSSUTH HOUSE.-Deligh,fulairy rooms,
IN with Boand at No 81 East lSGA 81 References
changed.
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DANORAMA.--Now open at Metropolitan
&C. - Hall the MAMMOTH PANORAMA Of the MIS-
ksEk from its mouth the Fails Of 81 Anthony,
EVERY EVENING. at ~ O'clock; On SATURDAYS at 81
seosk. Administer 20 ces.is Chilayen half Puee.
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CRAHAM's MAGAZINE.-Tbe ForRTH
Unnts,

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or as Chamber
n maid and Waiter IN private family bv r.pectable
WOMAN Has sood references. Apply e. No So Claksoa.
Can be seen Tor TWO DAYS
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GER CUTTER WANTED-A man who
" understands The s1snsss al IS branches. Apply
al q machine shor, No 20 Vessy-st
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Two LET at YONKERS-A House contain

rINO LET-1he first Floor, Basement and
Il Sub Cellar OF the spacious 5-st0ry sone-fron Store
corner Ut William and Ahn-st.. Apoly 20
H. TiiAYER Co, No. 50 Annst.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At BRUCE's
w New-Yerk Type Fourdry, No. IS Chambersst, few
eNperenced TypeC None but steady need apply
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A RARE CHANCE is offered 10 any pers,

wishing % take IN interest in purchse ihs whole
nah, Of valuable patented Machine for finishing laJrocco
ksayv lesther SC. ~
BOONHOurk COCHEr. No. I5l Ealton.st. Ny.
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Boaro snb Boone.

D0ARD-Pleasant Rooms with Board can
- be had AZ No. ~ Vesey-st
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BOARD and PIANO.FORTE.-A Gentleman

Land his SISTER both young wsh - obtain home from
the lt Of MAY private tamil that would take p
rte in exchange % Board religious family preferred
Must BE- within five minutes walk Of ST. Nicholas Hotel
References and required line addressed MUSIC
Broadway dice with full address, Will be noticed 10
due time
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DOARD can be obtained in large c0mmo-
ID dous house from o. to - s. at No. l7 Fulton
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1psrial &oiirEs.

~ Genera, Committee Of Democratic Wing
ysrrs sea.A me.tng or tbs Go%ln 1. VII Be
l.d :, the BIoaaw,y yd hS0 b. order
March 8 49, > TRASTUS BROOKS, Chairman.
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COyFRNESS-AC Catholic young Lazy
" x.he. to obtain SITUATION Goys-nes. "a
PC amy rs,h NJ ,esp-ctable r-tr-ences VIII Be
sn.n aaa,.s. cs-s Of Ms Fay, Nc - HoGsoc~-
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= A-y pers0n having an l'aian Gray Hound % dispose o.
c-n hear q puIch lser APP fca-ion 20
ARCHT GRIEVE, No. B1-cay-st.
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DOARD WANTED-FOr a young Gentle
ID man il the vicinity Of Gold and spr1cs-s< for which
- per week vii be pads s-nsl snge roor Ia private
family preferred. Aa6Tess r. 3 H., Tribune 0ice Refs
rercss exchslged
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FARMERS WANTED.-Seyeral 49, n e,n
i having ESQ to 81 Oo cash 70 invs'; nj = rS,r.s.
clear ssvers hundred dog.rs per ronsn -. ElRNFR a.
teed against loss Address, Wiz Tea4 N---S'
Once OF The Trfbcne-
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. CJAIRyOYANT LADY wanted by pro-

~ fesiona gentleman. 70 prSctce IN New lolA ~ =
scribing for diseases The lady must b -
Broedway Post-Oee starng where an interVie" may DC
bad
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CROM ga 70 . O0O PR CENT 70 be made
\TEW METHOD of SETTING GLASS

IN would offer for sale 10 company or to soma person
gagged in manufacturing sshes the right for the STATE OF
of that patent whereby very much expense and
trouble issaved by using putty aud wond invite atten-
ton for few days to the style sEWELL SHORT
Patentes, az Tammany Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO- s.
Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June |, 1850
The Presbyterian General Assembly -0d School-ms
again this morning The minutes read snd approved
after prayer by the Mod, rator.
The Committee Finance made report. The Com
mittee recommend tine modification Of resolution Of tho
last Assembly relative 10 losses oo scholarship.
The Committee also made port relative TO losses
tanned by the Permanent Missionary Fund by the deprecia
ton of certain ock The funds b. longing to the Generk
Assembly invested la stocks sud securities The Com
mteo recommend that the proyso IN the third resolutions
page 2s Of the last minutes VI the General Assembly
berepealed.
The reports and resolutions notion placed upon
the docket
The Committee on Leave Of Absence reported long
list Of the names of delegates who hsye Obtained leave
The number u upon tho list was so great that
suggested that would be better 70 read the names Oh
cet gates who remain bshlnd instead OF those who go
away.
took place respecting the number Of per-
who had left aud the importance Of the business jet
TO he transacted The report motion, recsived
DIR. Vim. L. Brecke nrcge stated that ciicufnstaacor
would prevent his visiting the General Association u Com
necticut in accordance with his app nimsnt Dr. H. w2
excused and Mr. Sturdvant appointed IN his stead
Dr. Baird on behalf Of ihs Committee on Foreign Corr
respOndenee asked that the report pt that Committee o@
sken up. The report WAS lald ON the ADe some osJ1
DR. Magic objected to taking up the matter at this time
DR. Neil urged that the vote OF tho house fofbddng Mr..
Russell TO speak in the OF the compa'n and sppeA
against the Synod Of Georgia BE- rec0Dsder,d.
Mr. Washington Baird moved that the vote be recon-
tdersd.
event Of the motion prevailing that the appellant dispense
with he assistance OF the advocate who had been accord
ed him.
Considerable debate upon the propdey OF the
oluon when arrested by motion ~ lay the reso
luton for reconsideration the table The motion 10
lay the table prevailed.
The consideration Of the complaint and appeal Of Mr..
Russell then taken up. Mr.. Washington Baird took
the floor the part Of the Synod Of Georgia, and made
speech behalf Of his constituents
DR. Junkin replied on the part Of the appellant The roll
Of Delegates WAS called in accordance with usage and
several members responded 10 the call Of their names by
speaking upon the merits Of the case.
The vote being taken hs result was as follows For
sustaining the appeal 10 not sustaining the appeal 81
Tor sustaining In part ~ non lq,u 10. The appeal and
complaint .ss not sustained Several Delegates declined
voting.
motion to appoint Committee 10 report minute
ative 10 the atir lost The House then adjourned
until o'clock this afternoon
The consideration Of this appeal has taken up con-
siderable portion OF the time Of tue Assembly the body
remained ia longer than usual this morsng for tho
purpose OF getting thrt Ugh with the business
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REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH
Meeting Of the General synod Of the Reformed
Dutch Protestant Church of North America.
(o1espondsnce Of Tbe n T. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Wednesssy June 4. ls8.

canespondsuee Of The N Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June iss.
The General Synod Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church in North America convened this morning. AT lol
ocOck 10 the Third Dutch Reformed Church, corner OF
10th and Filbertsts.
The Synod called order by Rev Gustavus Abeel,
D. D. Moderator Of the last Synod and the proceedings
opened with prayer. ,,,
On calling the roll ftyibree ministerial ana elaer dele
gates answered 10 their These CLASSES
from TIE States Of New York. ke~Jrsey ana fena.yva-
MA There were DO representatives, rom lnnos or Mich
ap which two States represented IN the Synod that
met at " iamsburgh assye2r Amuen afger a''enaancs
Of delegates Il expected 70 morrow
The Synod proceeded 70 inc eiecuoh VI onces WIN 'ns
Pyss;dspt~Rey. Duncan Kennedy. ID d., Of Albany.
Asses,or-Rey Joseph r. Berry, ID ID, Of Philadelphia
Clerks-Rev Thomas C. SuIog, Long Island, and Rev.
VIM j. K Taylor Jersey C,y
The President Rev. Dr. Kennedy, taking the chair,
delivered brief and neat address
The minutes OF the last Synod then read and APP
proved
The hours Of meeting were fixed foi!,wss Morning
session. from O'Clock A. NJ TO o. clock p NJ afternoon
session. from Up ~ t06PM
At l2l O'Clock r. NJ the Synod djourned anti thi AZ
Tbs greater portion Of tue Afternoon session "
today viii be spent in devotional exercises
The present Synod is composed Of msny o. sns -
eminent dvInes of the Dutch Reformed e'a'0' "
United States.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE of an OLD
natrr Gure.

4 CABD-A kepert Of Two Hundred Interesting
n C.se. treated with Wster, BY EDWARD FELLERER
NJ. D. Rsrd.n Physician Of the Orange Mo1ntaio Naeer-
Institution will h. nhsd without charge TO appcals
hsss yosJaid L. : letter stNnp Addrre 9
SELLERS BROTHER Popreto Of the Orange hount4in WIS,
Jersey Nistr. 70 the above Danef
Isrunr tsE Morris Fssex Railway loot Of
81 NJ and Y NJ, or and p NJ Distance tom Ne~-foFk IA
niiss
I'M shEM III New-lOrk, earliest American Prac
touer Of VARIOUS works on the subject
receive rarsrts the summer eonnecoa VIII
Mr. D. CAMPBELL Lebanon SprDs Columbia County, ~ l.
DR BEDORTHAs WATER CURE,at SARATOGA
SPRINGS Thu Fs-ahhshueut located Brodgay nesr
eeebied spnns The House entering . second
Of baths arranged ard
Gymnasium sttsee Few places poss-s equN aas
pon Or eesfrahlr fell Tres for the
~ H TAYLOR, Nj H., Practitioner of Water Cure
" lh-. th-sv. Domestic Practice snd Once Con
situations o-ricu sv attended to A-o letters TOR sdS'ee
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
No IS LAshi--Accommodarnps f1r hundred patients
Female DieaseS r. T. TRAIL ProPueor' Dr. J.
L. HCSFORD, Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
h Of Arn been fit with particular regard ~ o-
and with the celebrated heahfen ne
climate viii be desirable Address Dr. W. "
RIH, Nevrort r. l.
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GopdrfneIship.

IC0PARTSERsHlP NoIlCE-NELsON ROBIN
bss sve intern that hey have uttered oio CO
ptiutni ,,vrs,eiins Itnstly STOCK COMMISSION AND
gaKIsS BUSINESS spd have taken the eace No 81 "ast
PAD h.ll...s.,rssd rs MI Robinstn.
ssl vii sven 10 the purchase and sale OF stocks
tsir' % pons s sss,oneys NORMAN WASH6UhS,
vssnf Us - uate Of firm W sshburn Co Alb4ny)
JACOB T VANDER4OOF,
as year, past with Drew, Robinson Co.
u,v Ysk May l. 1855
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w Oei'" m Sip1 Ssn DATES OF SAILING.
PROM LIVERPOOL.

EnN'D X. COLLINS Co, No 81 Walls- ~ Y
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 Co, Liverpool
+. G. ROBERTS < Co, No ID King Arms YaId London.
JOHN MUNROE Co. Rue Note Dame des Victories,
Paris or, GEO. II. DRAPER, Havrs.
these ships will be accountable for gold silver
metals bill ofladng
signed ard The thereof therein expressed
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
W For BREMEN, via SOUTHAMPTON, the U. s. Mail sea
ship NASHINGION Fitch Commande will sail for Bremen,
ucs Southampton rnd the mails and passengers ENG
LAND ard FRANCE SATURDAY June IS, ats o'clock, p
rem Pier No. s. North River.
PRICE, on PAssaoE
III SccoI Cabin.
An entIc6d Surgeon Is attached to each steamer
An letters nu rtGs through the Post-Oice.
sreco delivered IN HRyre and London
ECrIGfsGge freight, applytO
MOLLER SAND & RIERA Agents No 20 South-st
The steamship will succeed the WashEgtoa and sal
Tn v
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RIO GRANDE.
From The N. 0. Picayune, May 1s.


The steamship Yacht Capt Ducy arrived Yesterday in
fnysx hours from BazOs Santiago bringing s99r57l In
specie ard Brownsville papers to rle 9th INST.
The Fax states that the imported goods done winch
passed ugh Bros nsye during the past year amount
TO- according the Collector statement 20 the large
sum Of five millions Of d0la;i IA value and that the do
nestle manufactures cor fall short OF taat amount
This viii give dea Of the trade done in the valley Of
the RIO Grande
Tk Fog says that owing 10 the praseworthy exertiOns
Of Capt Ihompsos, the steamship Cincinnati has been
GLs Schooner A. n Mckay Capt Downer of this pert.
went ashore on Padre Island while entering the port OF
Brazos Santiago the 4h inst Through the e1cisnt
e1ertos of Capt VIM Evans the entire cargo has been
saved and much of 1t unnjured The vessel will prooa
by be got of
on the lgh She made the passage from ght TO light in
the renar. bly, short space OF a. hours TIE FLag be
eve- this is the shortest passage by sailing vessel on
Carysia, Norton and RouDdtee were still in prison
being unable 70 give bobd the atisActi, Of tho u b
MaIshal The Flag thinks important that some disposition
should be made Of them.
magnificent ball was given in Matameros on Sunday
right the 18th list, in honor Of the elevation Of Cen
Santa Ana to supreme power.
The fag of the 9Th has also the following paragraphs
At the recent election for Chief Justice County Com
miss Oner this County, have again unaffected the
Justice Of cur cause through the expressed will Of the peo
pie In this contest Judge X. Garland for Chief Justice
ard Angel Fernandez for Commissioner the Blue,
law and candidates aud they received majority IN
every precinct in the County clear prooftha the masses
During lie month Of phi last there have been imported
from Ne xcO At BIownsyh and entered IN the Custom
House 26s hides i5l horses aad mule 337 bags wool u
ceer and goat skim go hoEns amounting IN value 20
sam, and yielding Teyense to the United States OIL
S2l1I -.
The statement from the Deputy Collector Of Customs for
this place Informs that within shs las, SIX or egn weeks
there hss been inspected by him 1V mead Oh horses mes
and ues crOssedfro Mco tr Market ID I1e interior,
This number comprises but teIh part Of the stock actual
~ crossed along the line and which not reported for
Inspection Tie trade with Mexico Tor hofSe' mares ana
mules is continual increasing
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4le1iral.
DR.. S. II. Rsthboue's

Dr. 5. II. Ra,hboue's
A NIIBILIOUS PILLS-Used with unfaiing sue
"A cess in al disorders Liver and Bov Chrome and
the Liver JauLdoe Constipation Co-venes -
persia Hesdaohe Heartburn Dyea DheA Na1sea and n
AID cshartc cusing pain their sou liberal d-
wholesale dealers. Office Nam Sing Sing y 4 ~
ROBBINS N Madenlane
nR. WISTAks BALSAM OF WILD ChERR1.-
~ ItWa known many yea hst the Wld Cherry Tree o. tsI
c1se rostssed Indeed tins tact vas
kpoW 10 the abogues and decoou OF the leaves bark OF ts
hs' been rssdes BY Physicians as ore ~ a7 mos
rtueoies Tbs since t'
Of Dr. WlSrAR. highly respectable touer o. "a
He invesea'ed with the healing properties u u-e
Cberry-tese admin 81 rea alone and whea N com
iAc- with oth- remedial AGENTS thar IL uEsarl VIZ
might be ay improved and BY combining VIII
Gin was roSnceG heh Constitutes reey value in pull
nousy aferaous srd diseases r CHI 81 and tnroaciasos
prove fsta cling the mortality mach ea ele
thar the with othe hid almost sa a. oief CLASSES
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING =. WIS.
The genuine Bslssn Up N bottles S1h ths ".Ios ~
each bottle bearing LABEL o. tie font with me
This will be snvsoped hereafter with wrapper eoPyusAs ssrs
1874 which will lFays n written ue Of b -
Any constructing The abel q y.PseI or oIsHs tas
fe 'ae ct ~, sSe..e sne 9sS y xWT NJ s. VII
hH JOHN MLsAu Ne las Broaa~syi Astor sai living ho'
DTus Stores and No TIC BToedSsy
L. NJ. BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Hernia traru-el and frolspsas
radical eurss and son.ssSsny are no fat sapess al Others
Ohes No 4Ne.ey Ee~YOFk female n sftsna1ne In
sEe 1iussed st r~o weeks
4 AIDES wishing to be confined privately can ind ae-
II conuodaiiCr 81 the h0use Of physc IN sae
uptown, BY addressing II. NJ box No i Geasrsl tosoaes
I yNG.N INSTITUTE. No. POI West 35th-st., near
II tth-sx-Mr BAKER N. D. s1sdg,e and practical p1y
tE oPersd Al the above ddrsss an 'rtsn er
She vii daily with paen;s her Office, Il the same bada
or visit ITEM at thar honel
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Ocean Gtfamere. sc.

A Observation-Disclosures hip.--The fast
n sps ship NORMA viii ' about the 5l Of JS9e a lev
mon wanted at TsGscsd 51es NM gS'S' Coz '
~ No Sc soGth-st, or on boafd ~ ~ Est River
II s. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNlA--UNIrED
u STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sonneetss 5ith
i M 81. st oEs8 B SS" "a FSI%n
K9Woni FANS, .aiins al P NJ waTea st P0 North
,fDss Co intend to dispatch direct 70 AspnwaB darns
Ne month tie oo~is ssaners Newborn @-a O~'
June G. GEORGIA Capt Bullock, u:sN
June ~ ILLINOIS Capt E--lsse a y > y. ~, ,,..- =,
seyDsctrg u Panama ~iih the Feeihe @~i S'0@P F'
70 cFoEorA With he PANAMA csPt HaasOs, U 5 n :,
fhresh eess except crossing the amgs can always be %
ssd Application At No IN "ssst ySGfrrvrv
Nxw.YoRK HAVANA AND NEw;.oRLEANs LINE
}sss q ohERoES sa. Cap. S S. 'ss'
Iht re fa,Ss can BE- sa.sa 2" = hs1s sdd.
korsl information BE- ohisincd personally o. by letter
TOR CHARLESTON and Weekly
S Neil Lme-The ney and f's,.sons seagsr JAAH Is
SATURDAY June A. o'clock p "a precisely sos 'ssa'
sgp tosrd al bHs Of ads viii be nsHed aad Tor pass
"A' ''l's sPoFFoRD, TILESToN Co. No 50 Bsoaas,sy
THROUGH Teios POrds follows TO JaaSson0s 81 70
~ Y. and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP C0MPA.
M NY.-Thrcush to SAN FRANCISCO, va AsriNHALL aoa
fsSAhA AZ ss'y Sssssss oe saSp UNION
g9t urs) eled Adams, Comman.cT va p sas' soSDAY
sG a oecek ii precisely eouBesns h s nsT sSt Ing S1
sfsst sde wheel soub-engre steamship OOeIf II sIi
sP1S1MS 10 I'e the USI0Ss passengers ana a asa.'sc
sAN skAhSlsCo Inc s sr .ossS ,ebihed on
between NewYOrk and Panama ana ~hN' Oh W '
xy esdn vii he msse on part The Company 70 asss
lVt expedition and safety. Pasefagcis WI 20
snsd hat FeIe;s ol & .od only 80 2 B.oSdTsy
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ftaal Notifies.

CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED STATES
y LyTTIS WOOD AT. JOSEPH D. ANDREWS Before Judge
cs1 for steS n.hif. ana other vs.se. Verdict
.,,ssht the sS' May ~ s boass Of witch a.. a..o nent
he found At No 81 wae' For sale on hOsT, s@ woon
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
,s &c: fs u. 'Ss c., r. S S p i pre- @:
@ sle. asrse % The bee, a ne ,a,dsns & S
Ct August ssIl-DasS Ss- Yors Day q Faaty -
,fi,renrb. HENRY RoHER GdHa-sir.Or
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
II; eS s' .f va, ' a.. CT; 1 :. % r. ' %
g. :,@ nh s s i TO S' o & &. s DAY Argus,
r,,,..on R2SST sI SsYNE' Administrator. q.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
a.. 4 dsi,y ~ 5'i ak 'f; s:1I
Ss.sd ,,S to cos 10 s 20 E the c Of New Y % or
N Ss % Fs'o''' i J JaSsas COOPER s'''ao
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C. Smith
Of the cogS Of Ss ,o a9i'e I sS T., ' a *: 2
al gsIos, ,,,Ss s. &C. re- ; sSh, The ue s the voucher,
Or T ss 90 ne 3. iss d.y ofJsy Jsns
,'.,.-r. T yoH5 bIsE Ss.sk' Administrator.
SUIREME COURT, Oneida COunty.-OLlNER n
- BosIe lex ard EDWARD srAPLEGoN sssias WlLraAm ~
so, sE You are ss5f Sy % OF the %
County Oh May 1858 and coy Ofsoor ger ga
service hereof exclusive Of the Day Of such ana yo M 20
d. eggplant the I % Nav oas
eight fifty two besides the costs of s .eton-Dat
hey 9Th as MArIESON a FO"LEh
nip lLwltwh tlanilfs Attorneys Uuca y \.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County Of notice hereby svei all having
claims JACINTO TEXlDOR Sc or late Of Guayama In the
OF deceased the same with vouchers
thereof 10 tire subscriber Office Of Mssrs Baestier Lane
No the City Of New York before ths heenth
DIV Of Novsu Dated New York MAY II 1855.
ml2 isu6u J. DF RIVERA ST JURJO, Administrator 6c
CUPERlOR COURT-Special Term-BefOre Justice
- Besvorh.-ROsErTE COIN asainst MICHAEL COHN-Sait
for divorce Of Plaintiffs Attorney decree of divorces
sn,ed NJ Van Hoventegh, Attorney for PaHaa "a BUOmes