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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

NOTICE i, hereby given tia. the balsnce remaining

NOTICE /. hereby given that the balsnce remaining
g., al 9: 2: Re: Ff:: q
tie orier Of the ssTro,e cosnfy Ss~yOt james
I SsT' !. sd . s8Sifi:H %
p. City q N s ss So 81 s ,, Ky y
1.r, 'iiS 4 ID Tue Iiiis v BSAbsosD
CTATE of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT.
lily ana RfSRY stISS Ys
are ss,ssy ths ,ssSs e S S.ss ss' aa o
mt srt. he Poor coaaty nsA udss:s
s NssYt asish 5st -. sled IN 90 co1n oIers
Ss ssSs ti S sSSs .a % g. .
copy ofyour srs~.r or ne sls xs my
VIDE and in ,ou the complaint within tw.ay asy,
lie, ss :c Z, 5. n. g.a g ..R 0'
nb22 i,w7ww NYRoN o. WILDER, Pltn'iis Attorney
STATE Of KENTUCKY-Fayette Circuit Court
RosD COMPANY rlainG. in EPSy .ssss; ;he g.
i. End 5G. Of as D. d.
eorl oOa Of ys,,s Cart. ksossy beng srsT. 10 1s 5.
fsr.sp5 Doi.rs ,seh b.ns date september Is. ISL pay
rsS.te emis, no.y At he Of in the City Of New
Scrt With coap-n. eh.d and indOrd BY the th.n Pre-.
S.p.s 10 .rps, in hi. Court on the d,y Of e, Ds.t
!gE Tenn, &c rs,P ns Ssoa aid plaintiffs
Ies ssd twenty bones nsye been lest or stolen NON 'a
and Srs 5,1 SI tts ''iessA' JAMES WOOD FEC
BfsTos KIxxrap Attorney. Psniia. cOvinsfon, Ky
CUPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY of NEW,
y YoRKsoBERT Z kFLLY .rd RoShEr -, l. f ~ ~.
:, ME 70, T. the oTs Yc.
hereby nd required 20 answer nc complaint n "a.
which will be nd the once OF the CLERK OF me oy aai
County OF NeYork 5, the City Hall IN sad city, sid % serv
ccry the said complaint the sroocr AZ
his No SO wsmst in sad city, within twenty A,s .tet
the exclusive OF the day OF aca
and AL to answer the said complaint wthn ne me
this action viii take aduent s@ain toa
for lie sum thousand and eseen !i@as dSAs sin IN.
ter, fen tie nineteenth day Of January one thousand esi
hand lhyour beside thu costs OF this action Dated sna
AIRY g 1854 RICHARD UUOAMAN f1snuH' A''o'"'''
f.sisw6wW
THE SUPREME COURT-ELIZA ": YER
PIANCK against SAMUEL HAsSELL Cornslias r. Tottoo
Mary h. wife The AeSST9 Meg Fqas
Jaryis President Citizens Bank. Water T. Wadroa I'd
vard Melville Reuben Smith, Josiah Z hnsPp,
Joiu gruk Burk J The Bowery Bank OF the CITY OF
NswYsk Patrick Rogers Frsncs De Luccre Robert I'M
sop Wm Joseph Taylor President Of the Central
Bapk of the CITY John Deadly The Empire CITY
park Tie Es~Isven CogBty Bank Hugh Kelly Henry b. Act
rfer simeon Wop BsldwinTo the above named
DEFENDANTS esch Of You hereby summoned aud
r,cuied to the IN this sciou which n been
h Sled Office Of the Clerk OF the CITY and County OF
NsvYork at the City Hal IN the sd city ard TO copy OF
sal, complaint the subscriber, 20 his once
Nc Nassau city within twenty days saer the ser
viz, ri mi. Exclusive OF the day OF such Service
the said complaint within h tune ao,e
.sd he plaintiff action will apply to the Court Tor the relief
den andsd in the compliant TtiuMAo % pIo S w.,
Plaintiffs Attorney No. 70 Nassanst, New YORK
February 2 1854 uiI Iawo~M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

INDIANA Hon. Andrew Jackson Harlan, Democratic
representative in Congress from the lih district has issued
an address to his nstuens 10 which he defines his posi-
ton on the Nebraska bill and the Issues involved He
ssys:
have my own views on the subject Of slavery IL now
exists in the United States aud such perhaps as differ
widely from mort Of my fellow citizens and my objection
TO its being introduced into greater extent Of territory
thar which exists is not account OF the slave
himself but it is the effect which slavery produces on the
institution and industry Of the country where II abounds
One great objection 10 the bringing Of slave labor in COM
petition with the free labor and industry OF my own race
The degrading and debasng consequences that naturally
grow up between free and slave labor Is strong reason
for my opposition.
have too many constituents, and so has the whole
country who are compelled from the necessity Of tho
case to earn living and make living, and make homes
for themselves and families by the sweat Of their browsin
This very region of the country into which the Neoras.s
bin proposes 10 carry slary Therefore, tell how to
act and how to vote shall either DO governed by your
wishes give you opportunity to place the powe, 70
the hands Of him who all obey your behests am tired
of this slavery agitation, and wish to see IL settled
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THE TRIBUNE IN IOWA.
denee Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Business Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune
CtpAR RAPIDS, Linn Co. Iowa. March Q, 1854.
Please find nclosed seventy dollars for which for.
ward fifty two numbers of The WEExLr TRIBUNE to Homer
Bishop our Postmaster and two numbers Of your Ssxi
WEEELY to myself at this place You will probably ressl'
lect that about year since wrote you 70 'coy
copes Of your WEEKLY II desired that these clubs shall
begin when that ends Last year we increased the
number of your subscribers tweoty This year you per
ceye we done much better and in another year yoa
NAV look for one hundred subscribers In Cedar Rapids.
Ia there another town in the State that does better Ana
now let me say little about our town We have over
1000 people and enterPrsing ones they are Our nn:'
factories &c are ell in full blast and doing larger bust
ness than they have done before Preparations are
making large scale TO put in new dam, during me
coming season Of the most substantial character which
when Completed will give facilities for manufacturing
superior TO any in the State You think because you
have the Valley Of the Rock River that you have
looked upon the ultma,um OF exceency IN the orest
Wet Pardon me, Sir but you lsboring under great
mistake you have net yet the Valley OF the Cedaf
II il that umaiuma valley by far the most beeutifa IN
Iowa valley that filing up with an intelligent ana IN
dustrous population rapidly than any other 10 the
West a valley that will make Cedar Rapids CITY, ana
lastly valley which has natural resources 70 saN "
the population that you have IN your zen bs
West sfter you have delivered lecture IN Cedar hapds
In less than eighteen months this place wiz De eonnec.ea
with New York by railroad VIII then be within Ies:
DAYS Of The sesbOard and in one among the most
IesItby and fertile spots the face OF the globe we
have plenty Of timber and prairie we have sprngs
brook, ard river psvissble for steamboan TO tns
panf we have stone for building and stone for ne and
we have genial climate. In fact rather think We ere
about the center Of the wordost here and We have ~
10 see the frst man. be his means great or man wnS
reoreed his location in this zane valley Our immenss
water power holds out inducemsnts 70 artisans ., ~
glasses. the easing population makes e. ;
nont for mechencs and thousands OF acres OF ieno VII
IN nv eight mes Of Cedar Rapids 10 be had q COLT
prce present field to those who DESTROYS q ensss
IN sgricuItur not to be met with in many osnss
We DO not know Of another place where csP TsisusE
Snow these Facts and Of the thous.nds q then VINO
Be turning their step we.,sd III: sRr.s ns Il csdst
Pe,iJs or in he great Valley Of TIE Cedar. .-re
Very truly, yorfs, sd. G..
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Ills thus shown that twenty four Senators Of the thirty
from the slave States containing 900 voters voted to
tar the wages class of the free States containing
10 Extend Slavery territories an
deadly destructive to the free white aborer 10 enect
this object the twenty four said Senator'S tne
OO0 propretors Of negro slaves sedused me senators
rom the following free States TO vote for this breed
inc enerprize the object Of which h to open and purchse
new marx cts for the sale Of their human stock.
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feaal Nctifes.

N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
:: ST rFEsE ef' s siiS Of s
deeessed the With che aersSL %
The s :, a ss aesh Day Of April nsiDsd New
YS,l he ssSsnih day OF 1 fnzhbEfH GRAY
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
coury P'ss sES'y .sa 70 Psf'Se nff
d5 70 prtani the same with voaehers thereof 70 the sub
.etite At Ii No bsy he City q S g. s a an
OfNs,:Esnw i.'' LucIUs ROBINSON. Executor.
TN pIrRsT1NCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County sexYoIt netes hereby gwen g ~
k.vrs PATRICK lac .as ny v 9,
thIeo to the h,ebeI n ses No Old .p y ne O, 81
YG,i the Witch e'' Of January caAap JOYCE E..eaot
TNIukSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
CIT, . 81 J i.t 7i atsfo E.:1
Yerk deceased to present The as 49, 40 sls aaeson
,S e Of New York on o. before the 'IiesE;s d. q
M 81 lsis e * & Na
ul5l.vsmw,d. TBoNAs BLANcX Ae1l.zt.,.oI
NOTICE is hereby given according to law ana S. n
~ r;1ii' e. S ' isns es
LNS late .. s City Of Sss9sss r1S.as
in 4 &C e IL Ss s;s zss ss.
T,ss p.ea Sss.Yert the day q Dsss@ssr s5a
-w. ISAAC D&YToS Adnlas,r..or.
G0TICE is hereby given, that the balance reur.lins
n Of The proceed. Of s ..e q the Real E.,s siLLIas
~ sr.s Of he s1riosai: u tie eany p
Js. SsrsEL the AtE ntrsto Of e said dseesed WI e as
Ioa oaee oy q sewYot the T.s e. 2, Ss1 T.,
e ' 50 f s;'''n Ai bs2DgosD
N7TW YORK SUPREME COURT-MARGAkEI
n LASGLoIs against JAMES wooD Inc Ad ohs.sa L..
Bf Sr. a:S Hal coa. ssGSsn p1s
s.ir Waes Jeferson soield TIE hiI,ste
p,rot Va James Russell, BeB.rin "a
Por rfltf- (Com 10 the eetsnes,n -
..,h efhsr; Yea hereby ramnoaed ara rel - ~
his ,e.son II tch filed N me o1ss o.
~ ci-S Of Cy County Of Nev-feft .ne ny
OF oar sns ei
sn psrf On si-erbr At his ose At No =, -.
dxys. he service q tns ~
81 saeh service and yea M
H. s nplar x1ha h. tine dcresac tns ~,
ten viii srFly 70 tie CoIr, 'of ne ie"9'
pi.irt-psiee FEB - le53 .,,,rv p...,a,, .,,ora.x
IHohAo y. 49, N N.-
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=. a., -. IN tbs above safes confirm the decree Of
.hi ssen Senators that they shall pay taxes into the
Federal Treasury extend domestic slavery INTO Ne
go ha.-,s content but the remaining free states hav-
Dg refused their if taxed for this object
hsye the reserved rights Of their Colonial ancestors OF
@ 20 rsf. and b. resiet the Federal Tax gatherers, on
tbs .sme ground as practiced by Warrington Han
cock Franklin and Warren CosAos SsSst'
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Uaier Cure.

CFO. F. ADAMS, WATER-CURE PHYSICIAN
" Resd,nce SO Hicksst Brooklyn cor Pineapple VIZ
II. patients Il their homes dice consul .ons atende 20
RFrrREscEs Trail D. yo-l Shew, NJ D. Fowers sas
Well, New.Yors; + A Kttredge 81 D. Boston
7 EBANON SPRINGS WATER CURE is now
II open for For terms &c, address WILLIAM A.
HAWLEY NJ ID.
VNATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOLING.
w rs Lssht.st-R TRAIL NJ ID, Proprietor o. n rAY-
IOR and DIR HOsfORD Assistants Accomm VARIOUS
Special department for Female dease Ahe
seord fern of Medical school commences March ID
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p.SescE yKo. Ssw.YosK TO -, s.,oa
Fiyst C,bip rain Saloon, sl2ui frst cA0"' "
Second 90, $50 -, 80. tArough the Pos. cd,S
Ah ~. ,riii IA sisred Ire DAY o. sa''ns
70 DIS De y, cd sr,reon attsehsd 10 saen snip
T., ,,sigIt arpiy 20 yerh
fN nesh''+ VI SAND No - South 81 Ne"h'''
- a HtINFKEN Co Breaeo -.
y ~, ~, al CpOskEi 4 Co, sclttaDFe--
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woparinersbip Notices.

COPhRTNERSHIP NOTICE. have this day a.
~ ISOLATED y it'll ma NT JAMES SPENCE and Mr. EDWARD
r. PATTON house eTpool under the
o these gentlemen The business hereafter will DO conducted
ondeT The Gr of THOMAS RICHARD ON Co 10 this City sad
Philadelphia sDd RICH RID ION SPENCE 20, Liverpool
K.w.Yors Harob !, 1854. . THOMAS kICHAR SON
EOPAkTNERSHIP.-D. II. DEMING has asso
~ oia,e with him BLAKE lsc of the firm Of Ja
1o0D Co BosOn to continue the business OF Merchant Tai
old stand No. 2il Broadway, opposite the Park
d. ID. DEMfNG,
March 10, 1894 s. w BLAKE.
nISSOLUTION The Copartnershp heretofore
~ existing r. H. Hough OF Chicago, IN JOSEF Brown
Mas AID o. Housh Of Chesso H. under the name
Rough Co. ,pifed by lin ta;ion the first day OF
June, 1888 . JO5EPH BLOWN, 49,
By ANDREW BROWN Atty.
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Tvx Door CLOSED AonSsr HM.-TA CeagseG1isa,
LID .svs. ave understand that Mathew HsIs egIkh,
Esq lately editor and also lecturer against TIE Liquor
Law nos Ego hr SoSv With view q resumins Ii
cast OF clerical character and that his request Wa de-
,;sA NV . nv srisnnns ard has,<~ v.t~ -s.e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

CHANGE of HOUR.-KINsLY & Co. EXPRESS
1t Serss N, Nh e. East. Vi, Met :sI rt ssf r 90
ana .sr March Ia For Ps.lspsi. saa,ss soa,A .. .oA
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
- r Sr's si s-s.. n e, H;s';
ss IS aHs 80 To s,oealy7 le.,s e,sssP'T I'll
i. "a 50 sj.asic. % IS ,ssA T. .Pa as
md sr Booss Nosaa1 nOrains :. tie
NEW-i DIRK and ERIE RAILROAD:-Passenser
II T;ss. ss.. PieT f9ot iDs1nt,s, :. fsI.eTs viz
Ma a. 'i5A ~ DasiirI and sasio ,ai in,rn-d.
tens Tbs train remains night Elnr' and proceeds the
W. hiIaIaGP s D.ils I'd n:ersdi, ;,.iiSa,
for sua.ra and inierIsd..is stations
Nilft Tyrn-SisP II ior Drs.ik ard BaC.o
o. SUNDAY esly one EIpfr's min 81 2 NJ 49,.
FsrOAd FOR s''iAAd cq,H, TsiS D.,Ig caa.. k
n EW.YoRK and MONTRkAL KAILRUaD LINE
~ - Believe Pals RuAsd Bsrlastu wina'or White 3vs.
~, SiTe - Joa,s5F, MontPeJ s. AsAI Nd
R.i..A ScPsi bGs&s7 .aa cs; and Lib I'D aS
Ire Ar, oaiy TO essr. u ears o lis rose be,xsn
i AID FRNcs n De Ge as .Iaa No
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ s5L NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1851
cS T1I S,11.Hy Is,s =.
= - NJ and :: y an n. 'sI5
stamford NO~lit and Bi1por the NJ 'En at stanford and
T Port Chester I'D Brar.por.- Special Accommodation n.
fc Port Chester ct sls n and IS NJ fer Bridgeport
For RosToS via Hartford spnsasd ard worce,er-EIPre''
,ldiPM Dine a5d SAP :: SH,iosa:sla -, yo,,,,,
S:ifs5:sA. Ills r. S'"''' Hartford '''
E s.. f., ,ss 1SS III aisdE,p.
Nv London Sor~ieh stOHnon md Providence aud T. ~ to
For Horssiorc and Nsus.pek RaO.d-EIPes' at sA aud
For D.pbury end yorw.. Railroad Accommodation At "
TE,iSs SswYosx-From Accommodating 4
So and IS " and p NJ Express at IL" and -, VI
firm Norwst SAN; from Port Chester $50 AN and %
See Pm. Of fs sa & No 3 1'
ASH supts ofee s;,;ion-iouse. Haven.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT,
ia n r. Sn la w7rR AN
Dee Is f Leave S.rrOrs foot of cOur'iAndI st. at l. and
Il lave Ri. ieiphis at /, and "a NJ, an. and Pm
for second es.. in ii 81 and IS in aud 81 s.,
S. xtch n .sg. q fen foot Of coai -d through
rh1oash sold Baltimore Washington Norfolk welden
Wilmington Charleston in al the above trains Thsusa o,
sth sst.ass elds. lie ferry leave
DEGULAR NAIL LINE via STONINGTON for
Ii BOSTON PRoyIDESCE, NEw-BEDFORD, and rAUN-
Route without change Of cars or detention earJn
u Th s'ssln VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone and COMIC
Boston srd p sags Sys
Oily avs o% ri . 30 ionSsS al oeoei P 81
or on he sa Of the Nail train heh leaves Boston at
I sce:see The and :5'sas, Rain,
.6i,sI and oS direct the tip more pleasantly
rernd bile always rely on reaching their de'ti
l1 Ts GaoMM0poaE rom Yo.~Nona. Wednesday and
Tgh sy C. %2SbEsBihr rs@ SsTYos ra:..y Thursday
From soninstOn Monday wednesiay and tfdAy
b. ,rsn Providence Boston Taunton and New Bedford or
b. sccou.ni odsiion train. from stolngton at VI
psnes the steamer and train through each
berth. state rooms or freight application may be made
at Pier 20 2 r. or at the Office NO 10 B.ltery-Rl.es
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Goal.

COAI.--S5 50 and Sc from the vessel-Superior
~ white Rcd Ash and fifty added, when delivered
from the yard Broadway, between AID and 43t SITS
FERGUSON EVEN
COAL.-I still sell my best Red Ash Coal, usual,
~ q posfble price Yards 21th
and King and Greenwich No agents sqtaozed
10 sen elsewhere. PETER CLINTON
StEU Ash COAL.-SpOhn and LOWS Veins by TIE
~ respectfully ADVISED that the ubshoeu
prepsred sgPpiy N greatly increased quantities 'eis hgh.
Coal their mines Se'mont Crr
sols favorable delivered board vessels Port heh
saood or ty canal from ycrt Carbon y TYLER 4 Go,
Walnut st. Philsdep
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Jnsnranse Companies.

BRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of HARTFORD GoNNs ssJIB;
sampled with the requirements Of the law; Of che State Of
s.S one spd I'd Hs'is1S
Mcso,e Bank Bndns where they will Be s'. sp
Sss S.S d csm wSS "n s S
h-rsidps that Necessary 10 10 inform tho pubic
TIT. Stock ni Mutual plan. The
i loan h. as e.SS s
securing to Their Of death competency and NOT be
and charity 81
tp%tkPsa at's'si1 rs SiPI' Medical
s snS s i sy a. this Once
'p'n''' Companies R sDWARDs Agents
DEPUBIIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
Th Company having their capital of paid in 70 cash
charter Of his Company provide, that after p.yins nsTsst
: ': Be Of g cent so Per o ia %
(: sesv% a1S, profit. sSsi siOsS'S
e. w a,. .s.. :s ss Ss''
A A5sSI %.n,oa s JOAN A SSa%''
ssssw.S tsnar John steward JI lame: Bell s,,
sSs 1 VIZ f Rsncan. Jsas osiss FTcieTieS @ Fos0s
sS;; 5 5s:ssa s WssS S k SSiS: oa
SI:aS , c:sar s SS5ss S''i rasx s,.,
T,HE COL LIFE INst'RAErE COMPANY
Al a. SCOTLAND established Ast ist6, resisered sac e
''''s "'''' S''' ss Il: 81 ss,ooS,ooo. "
Established Ia the
TINTED STATES OF AMEElCi, -,
n Re.i.r.tien end Deposit oil secaI s IN yo,S
Laws OF ihe Legislature o. inc ''s'e o' '>
NEW-YOtKi
Orce, No eWshS
BOARD OF riRscross
TIE Ron. LUTsfh BRApish
WuIIAa o PicHERseIL, Esq .'.'''''- n...Sso.
RIcHAkD IRWIN, EA1.
WATTS ssrEnAS Esq ''''.''''''''' Pres Phnli1 Bant
Thomas TiLtSToS, Esq ..s'.'..s.''''''' .fs--,an,
Hhskn I'll T.HS5 r.o.,........ Banker Boston
EkAsTus CORNING, Fsq........
PpsLfs Etc.........t "a
JANIS s WApswoRrH, ksq- OF tennessee "'-e
II
IA THOMSON, Fellow ot the lnsttste OF Nc'o'''~' A
Z JoSt PHI BLUNT, Coopsel
ADVISERS .xr nm
John MTTCkLFE, NJ d., ard JOHN U stoNH' ."
SPECIAL NOTICE.
o PROFITS
fss Profits Of s SEVEN Yr.ss Of n, ConIa tss
b. \, % 18th May and divided P9hes ~
VA PROFITS Clsss 'tb Ma participate IN the
DSss,.S fos of proposal and every
AZ IL st,iDed on fesiot at the Compsny's oHiec
| Nv ord.r Of the Board OF Directors -.
a A THOMSON, President Of the Co 10 New f9fs
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tyow p,u, pyrygr. LIvsRPcoL.
Saloon s.er Slater saloon after Stseroous gins
saloon saloon midhp >sst-ro0nsI gins
saocp forward IS Saloon ard stseroos5 gins
irtiudpg Stewards Fees
THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS. -,
limited number Of viii be TAKEN from f
sselpkia and Liverpool. AID found IN provisions A.
F1en PbilsSt pba...... Liverpool $50
Certificate WIN b. sDeG here ares Who are cesf
Gus bIinrDs sbsir ieL1 It correspondns rates
Al e1p.Isuc.d Screen will be carried on each sbip
Smell dIsfs drssn at sight England
For res ps.sFe arpls 10
sANTTL SMITH No ~ Walnat~t- Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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professional Notices.

MOUNT. GRANT & BELKNAP,
M ArfossFYs AND COUHSELLORs AT LAW
nm LAND AGsETs,
Ssa Francisco California
CHAsE xoTusT GIL BEET A GRA ANT DAVID p. BELkhAf
pANTING in TRESC0E and CAUSTlC by ~
%ARDTHGEL who give fall reference Is " ms '~P''
~ssnsres No &c Feet Broadway
MINISTER LAY, Attorney and Counsellor ~
~ Law ud suihofizeo 70 tsse a.
urheps &c for al ssSs.es except Ne s-yerss' y "
yIsIs sEo Illinois, References: TOE Hon SIossoa u
Dte Hon w P.ekbSm ubaay o. w. Psckhsn Esq uhwao-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

HUDSON BINER RAILRUAD;-Ia an Ar NJ. ~,
T-.rs Lave hers daily f5r Albssy and Troy
o. ,pe ,ter MONDAY Dee 1854 the ffa,ns VAL aa - io.oS
Expres Tain A y ,Aroash N iosi no1i> 'O--'
MAI Trsp . A D. Through Way TRIMS IL 4 ard 2 n
Fxprts Trains 7 NJ. Accommodation lIAA - - ~
For Tsrrytown ~ ?. ii. n .,s 4
M s,c Way, Freight and Passenger fah -
10 A frcr Chsrbsrsst
1s r,,tas P,sksiiu and Poushtespss 1aas step 81
tis Wsy sts'tcrs =, -, c,.,..,,l.r Ish.,69 .-sra
sirSDsY MAIL Az ., ~ p NJ from ~aaa O. '' A''
Ii A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

FOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
i WEEKLY U. NAIL LINE The svsrss and fise going
sssner SOU fdfRSER Evan commander Will leave pier No
" on WI DSEsDAY March p o'clock NJ precisely
For hsist srpy tosrd where al bills viii b. srned and
for pssese the thce Of sPOFFORD, TILEsTOS L Co,
NO 50 Broadway 1hropEh tickets Florida oo< To Jsek-
nnvl'e, sSl 10 Pi,ika tSS
CAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS-U. 6. MAIL LINE
- Twice Week -Jbe.- hntcs.s .h9s gill leave Ne York
for savannah O'Clock IL from pier Y R foo~s
ALAFANA......... schebek. March
AUGJ STA Saturday March IL
KNOXVILLE .L-dlow We Mach Is
sehs S-.rrisy March 10
FLORIDA ......... oodhnl weib-.dsy M.rcs -
U6IsTA ........ S.-rr5ay aa,,h IS
KNOXVILLE .Lr6ov Wetn.-5sy March y
lsTEHcR Two sally, for h.con &c
>rrcF In delay the sesr-
Irer Of vii ic.ve ssysnn.1 every
TUESDAY SATURDAY The syriTal 81 o'clock r. NJ
t!rf l;c Columbus the nor.s u so ave
!lo Men The C.J Cclocs J. IonJ = ao1
f. Savannah 20 hor;sonerynIrz IS hoaIs les land travel
thar ~ spy other route
FoR FLoEDA- The steamer ST JOHNS Capt Jsu.s free
born steamer WELAKA Clp; a Ki-z; snt WILLIAM Jas
TON Capt Thomas y. SHAW form regular ns corsef ~
Aese steam bips LEAVING Savannah TUESDAY
and SATURDAY 10 0eoek az Psa fisrt to5cn-
ps Dsrn and ST. gsTys 3eorss JseEsoDvie sddeosrS
Poo1s sb5 81 A.0st.ne FoTds These bosts hagns zasf
passed and taking the Inland roste
o6sr srerior inducements Tor invslids and others
For relb, sppy board .beTe ell bills OF isns al be signed
w Hra.a Y.
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IN Mrs INSTANCE SAvED-MIcHIGAS SOUTHERN
poAp TINE-The Railroad open 70 The As.>S ~
-, prnnirr tyre t. 81 Logi. s.! ho1rs ,,, r,rv
aaei - e.v. N-wycrt by the NETWORK AND BkiE
~ sIfbsoS RIvER RAILROADS, 81 Selees p AZ h,
--.-L . n ,--;na evening 1t DunsIs OF on'>-o
- .o-.s-... wiz. LIGHTNING sAPAsss TEAMS On
IL LAKE, SHORE RAILROAD .as re.es meg 1ss ~
,,os.s :. oroel m,runs BY he M 49,
81 sSD RAIIsOAp for sale. Bcomington sPrinxhe1 A.
- ~ :, ious al tie way BY RAILROAD Az sSn 1se'I1s
:, Chicsfc win the CHICAGO ~ ~ %
SS,.epssr. ~ this The privilege o. soppins an! pefa
.e.ts a, essrrs And they VII not = g oeee6 e
- ,rsoss I'd v-.sfios delays ocesscosS = Low VAIN
~ ey other rutes - ,s,-,.,- .-,lx a, IN. Corn
nJ'O'-'' ~ John '. POTTER 6esersl Atesi
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S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW

u ORLEANS via HAVANA-salins at O'clock r. NJ "o"
Pier foot of WMren- carrying the Government Malls - a.
Thi. Company intend TO dsratch on h0NOhf MAfeh ~ '
stermer CRE S(ENT CITY, Capt Henry Windie. feHn,
Oesu 40 cents cubic foot VIII DC rece'ea vi "
inst Srec. only taken on freight TO Havana ..,rr,.
sbppcs with the blank form OF oi OF sne
signed BY application No bills oil aons "sn'
after the Ealing OF the vessel RI. c...,.r, n, III
u re, ~ sH' VI PN~'eN' Nf'' 81 q. ROBERTS.