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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
BOOK-FARNING-AND OTHER.

Te ne Editor Ct The y. u Tribune.
SiR: am much pleased with the way ycuh have handled
on the Bird question and viii simply state aconveFsa-
had with Of these la;ers of Book-Farmng the
o.cr day. called him in that might read to him what
deemed an article farming every way cacuatedt 10 do
my friend good; bur, TO my surprise be looked uQ and
said b0ok-I "a mag, and meant much more than he
sad, VIZ; know about farming than all BOOK
"Farmers 10 answer l said to hun " You have yet
Ito be an old man. you have been wha all admit sue
"csssiul faImer-yOu are wealthy. Now Mr. D.. there
are thousands and thousands farmers who have failed
"end mutudes yet tn fail, and beginners that par
"ucularly need instruction. Now want Won TO answer
me canddly this question If your whole system OF sue
''ctssiu farming clearly and distinctly written out
20 that the whole world might read and profit by H. AMI
II HAT useful information placed in nice bound book
might it not, in your opinion, be benefit to the
farming world" Yes said he e" il would be of i'm
'laenso value" Now Mr.. d., said ], you must not
"le offended il pu; you down for Book Farmer for
al that intelligent contend for you have admitted
Book Farming is or should be- simply the Published ex-
peeuce of the most successful and skilliu agcuurss
of the world. Yours truly, LANE GROVE.
IggoH Springs, June w. 1854
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LIEBIG.-Mr. Kinney, late Charge d'Afiaires to
Turin, writes hone from Genoa to his N~eork Daily as
follows:
1--WE have had recently interesting visit from Prof
Eebg, the eminent GeTmao naturalist. who fills the
"htmical Chair in the University at Munich and whose
ks on agricultural chemistry have placed his name
ug those of the beneacors who have taught msnk ind
make two blades grow where bu. one grew before.
received ever practicable attention from our saw ants
the public au hoTities At Turin the patriot Kiac did
sell the honor TO confer upon him The Cross OF the
er Of ST. Maurice and Lazarus, which tho Professor
Jnsiderat on of the delicate and respectful manner in
n il was rendered, did not hesitate 10 accept thus
eiring upon tho royal donor moro than no gave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

MYsTFRous OCCURRENcE.-On Friday party consist
ing of Jacob Rapp, Dutch llawe., Nat Clark ia blind
man and a lad lett this city i'll boat On fishing oXcur
sion down The river From that time up TO Saturday morn
ng nothing was heard of the party and not until kapp"a'
found dead and horribly mangled near the HUDSON hlVer
Railroad. The deceased was taken by the coroner oi
Greeulmsh who had him placed in vault, and on Slui
day evening or Sunday morning summoned coroner
Jury II appears that Rapp and Halves, after gong on
shore fold Tie boy to row into the stream and from
that time up the finding of kapps body nothing was
heard of them by those i'll the boat Before the Coroner
Jury Halves told confused story III regard 10 the cohduc
of Ramp after getting shore, which appears MOI SAT
fact1ty TO the friends Of the deceased e. kapp Dr.
butcher in the Center Market brother TO the deceased
From tie appearance Of the body it is evident that the
MINER mart OF the head cut of by the cowcacher ana
his body then cut in Two by the locomotive ana cars
MS W.. ALBANY Journal.
D,y,rr TO THE MAnsHG s-It has been determined by
many Of our citizens tender dinner to Marshal kley
md bis Assistants now in this city, for their gallant CON
duc in the discharge of the hazardous duty assigned them
of conveying from Boston TO this city the properly OF
citizen of Virginia attempted to he wrested from MN 10
defiance of Constitutional provision ana Congressional
enactment by inuriated mob OF Boston aooh'iVns's'
The dinner viii probably come of this eyering.
-" [Richnond Na Enquirer
Op,o-The citizens of MI. Vernon Knox Count!' heiH
meeting June 10 in favor OF the repeal OF the Nerask"
bill, at which il was, ,.. .....
Be,ocS That we the banner cf repeal and neye eea
o. in he cause that portion OF the
49, lin which violates the Missouri Compromise sAiuhssa
nd ~ vote for man io any
rs. he stands all his influence ID IrPea
IN, gard TO party ORGANIZATIONS
viii feel deeply indignant ~
H., ia votiDs Tor me We
biska lii - feel Justly pieuG OF the noO'' ma" '
,srsu,d lx he
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EDUCATION IN GEORGIA.


The fact that ignorance increases among the Whites
of the South is commented on with earneW and nstu-
raj eloquence by the leading journals of that State
Tie AUGUSTA Chroaiclc and Sentinel terms it foul
blot" well calculated to sufiuse the cheek of
every patriot and phsnthrOpst with shame, &c
The Federal Union says
generous patriotism Is startled by the fact II stood
in ls4O Upward of 10000 free white gr0wnup citizens
IN Georgia unable read write word OF Their mother
tongue This number equals the entire adult population
Of the State il stood years after the close Of The
Revolution Ten years roll by, 1880 comes aud ;he num-
her ia that short time has swollen to Il 600 Many nave
looked with anxiety these figures land surely not without
the best reasons who have not noticed the most distress
ING feature OF the case We refer 70 the rapidly with
which the number of entirely uneducaed reenen III Geor
ga Increases II moro r0pHy ma" ne en- re
regulation docs BY reference 10 the last C. nss 1t vi" be
setn that between 1850 and 1870 the rate OF increase q" the
entire white population was little under = per cent ~"
ring the same time the of increase of the number OF
adult citizens the State unable TO read or write was over
34l per cent Ii is only by distinctly observing TINS
rapid increase that we see the facts IA their ap-
pallnc magnitude. This vast amry of lOriy-one
thou 6nd .c,H be- than dovJled az Mtrty ycarsl
Az the rate of the increase shown by the census II Will
have within lis ranks in the year 1900 0n hHRireh ann
s.reafz thousand of the citizens of Georgia ms IS Ihe
rigid result Welded by the figures. The boy OF to-day,
Who ma, live to old age, Will the time when this host
of daIkeneQ ulettrcd uncarcdfOr matude IN our Siae
will have grown t1O hundred t0asdnd unless ah
entirely new and effective eort be made TO drive TINS sore
evil from the land Let il be remembered thaJ inns vast
amount of ignorance has accumulated and accumulaes
riolt i'm the midst Oi great variety OF legislation on the
suii,ct We may then relatively do Just as much IS
hitherto We may sl levy the pOOr-school tax SUI l,
vide the interest the pOOr-schoo investment, sun
have regular meetings OF the Senatus Academlcus;
and vet unless do uAs0Suraby marc, the appalling
facts above given will stand growing IN eacn sue
cee,ug the sadics darkest chapter IN the history
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XxxIIId CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE WAsHINGToS, Friday. June II, l-5i.
Mr. STUART said this was private bill day, ana II
required the unanimous of the senate 10 take up
otter business he felt much interest III The hr't Oil ON me
caIerdar vet with view 10 have the message lis
uose of today he would waive all objections 10 postpone
the priv ate calender.
Mr.. BRODHEAD said as the private bills had noi been
considered for five weeks hoped the Senate would take
up the private calendar
Several other Senators objected to postponAg private
bills and the calendar was taken up.
The bill To renew Hiram Moore and John Hascalls pa
tent for the harvesting machine taken up when M
WALKER ddressed the Senate IN opposition 70 H.
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SLAVE CsSE N HARRISBURG, PL
Ssssss,xacuSs Il - y, \. Fnssse-
U,sKlSsVRS. Pa. 1

lefss-. gaCuls u rs y ! Is'HAAe
H,RSIssvSs. Pa. Tuesday, June L., 1854
Thr,v .lsvc-ca.cher~ sni Marshal from Philadelphia
srssy,S hc-s ss; evening with warrGn issued by the
L. $ Commissioner a. Philadelphia. Tor the purpose OF
air $ colonel man Who claimed by one Of the par
~ naryisn,lers a. his slave The working at
he 0r,. N one Of the brck-yards in town. hin was
y<u the man. and long before this morning he had taken
,assSct hy he Underground Railroad to the great dis
sgpoir:ru, OF the SiCgcrC atchors. by 'he way we
sci good MANY Of the sort of passengers by the
sd ka.lrraA. CoNDVClOR.
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Domestic Ports.

BANOOR-Ar June 49, schr. LOUIS Dyer Sylvester nIy
Flow " as Nedofs Rhosdes; and Eagle Roach So" ora
hAIhTAi Jsne ~ chip Omer Pahs, newl kchwon'i s'
soicnOn aon hoind, Po,omao River; schr Bans heni
fok o"s Greenland Havana bng T. Hnd' Pfeoo' ro'H
MOBILECid June bark Linden CLARK for GLASGOW Ton this
"a rst VoIiedJ
NEW BfDFORD-An June ~ schr Orepda Piukhsfn PhIa
dell ha SD schf i'nf'siia. BAker Philadelphia.
NV ahKAFr June IS scir Av. Brapp l Providence Sid
schr Var a hrsnsfd huler Portland. O.
NEW HAFEN-Afr Jsnr - brig T-cmss T-orb- ig Drl.
Nv iAlf. so va l y. l..n,.
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DTFI, BETWEEN GEN. J. c. SAUNDERS AND
JUDGE EVANS.

CHARLFsTOS. Friday, june 10, To.
duel was fought the 80 inst in Mississippi near the
Alabama State line between Gen. j. C. Saunders OF Ala
bsma and Judge Evans Of Mississippi.
wounded Judge Evans dangerously. The difficulty arose
m some harh language used by Saunders in reply TO an
address delivered by Evans before the Literary >ocey
of the Western Military College in Alabama.
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THE GOvFRNORSIIIP or MA1NE-NOMlNArlON
OF The WILDCAT PARIl.

PoSTLASD Thursday, June i, 100
That portion Of the Democratic party known a. " I'D,
Cats held State Convention IN this cry TO-DAY! Anu
nominated Shepard Carey for Governor
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x,,.,..,S t>r,,~A \ NlNe, N,'m hsodt 'N"'
t..,.ss 1sOeA tvee 3 sAse
a. ,s,~Ns1, N,ede@a he NeN,esA NN' "n, va "e''
tA.se Aas l-ec, ~ g',relsg demNN''tNtNN he'N NN'
- -, ,,s ets.eA wEA Az, sNaN IA ANVt VI Che weee
AJAX tlsi NN NNs VNe WN,v Avn NleNe'N weh
~. - AN,,dh,nsts t,,UN AA,e Wade w tea Nee'e,
~ sge N u, NNAtNlNNs tN(Ve, Ia" ~" wc'e,sS
- a. NAne Az NJ q. clulS aleM Will ANt1ai, she
.,.syls ~ BE S,,aNN, ID" "
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FATAL RESULT OF 4 SHAM DUEL-sHIP SOUTH
PORT SET ON FIRE By LIGHTNING

BALIIHOhL, IIluh.l 'IIt 70 I-VF
The Southern mail as late as due. Is received.
Mr. Schlessncer one of the parties 10 4 recent sham
duel in Orleans was sho; dead by s. c. Ladd during
a quarrel about the duel.
Inc hin Southport loading with cotton al Savannah
was struck by lightning and set fire. but sustained NJ
material damage.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NA.YoEK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

s,IsSwsox, new Tucker, London, Dusan Le'd RE-
msr Ros. Bic, Il. + Buck e.
tBTJ ieppel Buctouohe B. Cage CO..
Houston. Nc CHI. Galveston WakemHn, Dmon n Co o..
BgDsscpFaro Por) Das. Azores, figsniere bfos S''s
Peters McFeilsni. Dsren {. r J. Peters n -
Schooner " H. Ceare, (Br Kelly, HsIbo Island bah u .
NH
siooI-FsedeIick Brown, Gardner, Providence master
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SropN At BOSTON.

BosTOy, Friday juno 10, I79F
Tremendous storm ragged here from hai-past ull =
o'iock last night, Such continuous lightning ana e'fhc
,hnnder has not visited this vicinity for many years
~ bou.e in this city and twelve or fifteen 10 ADJOINING
,ovs were struck by he lightning, bat ih' fm'Se Wa
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FRIDAY AFreu oov. ? o'cLocK.

Owing 70 an accident in orr machi-
merry yesterday, We were obliged to
send our Morning Edition to oar Even
inc Edition subscribers.
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FIRES.
IIRE IL puANE-sI .

FIRE broke or; in the store 30. POI Duanc-5, corner
Of Washingon--t occupied by T. J. Hopping & Co. a.
A wood and willowware establishments damage by ire
and water considerable The adjoining building consd-
erably damaged by water; occupied b. w H. Curtis.
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futrGE ~ ASSAULT with DANGEROUS MtH"H'
Can't, Maloney Of ship Hibern;e was arrested yesterda
h a. - n, rto on warrant the o. s. Cour a. Phadei.
mn. elarng VI ST. ssui'. - above, on tuo oi Oh
T.. ,h, dnrns o. ia prs.as Of tho srs'ti ya oo go
.,.frhir che is,ef ciiy ohedcic" p. .
- am, " not IN. Cent VI. ia relation % Nhcu a conp
ned - the u 5 Court eud no. ~ acquitted 7" '''
e.
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;. . srx,rops FROM NEw.HAnPsHIRE.

tONCOHn, ThnTsIAF, Jult - -
H. D,oocrs,s have nominated Messrs. Hbbard and
Will Tor limited states senators The Wings AMI Free
ers will each nominate candidate, but will coale-ee on
those having the highest votes Tomorrow"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

ITO LET-The second story Of No - Ann, corner
Of Nsssau- H. presen ht'ed ~ e. ploahias once
IuluiTe o. the prenises
V,ICKS. DENNIS and CHECKS-A good assort-
4 -, ~. -sc,i,es For sale by NEsMIrH g. Co,
Nos - and II Broadway
XyrALTHAM JEANS.-lCO cases bleacbed Waltham
~ Jeans sins lie and doublr-twiiied, for sale by
NEsMITH Co., Nos - and u Broadway
(NTHITEROCK SHIRTINGS. - The WhlterOcS
w Mil. supeIue 3ncb bleschsd Cotons also EXTRA super
,,sti.r Coons nue1uad perfection aud dlraiJ
sale nv hFShlIb \ o. - H- -
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THE CINCINNATI FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

CiscicSarI Thursday, June 10, l-oi
The case of the fugitive slaves alluded TO I'D our as
prch Of Yesterday has been adjourned over until To-
morrow.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or SEW YORK .......

PORT OF NETWORK jon 10
Arrived.
e.hr Banner Keney. TIsrwich de-, dsh 20 m@seT
S,tr A. L. Cullen simpson, Philadelphia, .oal 70 n'asei
.locs Arerice Baker Providence, d. mise 20 na-te.
by sandy Hook Printing Telesraphl
Tvs HIGHLANDS june To- 2. VI.
The steamship Cetawbs from Mobile vie ha''ne coming IL
Domestic Ports.
PoETI md AT June ~ brg Plnsno. Adams Irndld ia
IL In ,s's Hole: Wchst,r Heath. Carienes Shs oomin '
Rondout below 4. au.ho big ssrah Ellen sargent,
p nGe Ibis Cation fenne Havana s;nr ulsnVe
P0EisMOUTE-irr June t. s,ss D Tlplsy Phlad ipaii
stIFvXr June b. tIss Houon. Grover aga Ba.mal, No.
Rene Phsoe .cLrs c. A heckchs lhbs philadelphia
I'm PERKS do Algoms Willd DO, MsIstct Pend .toH
Por' supe spea Rondoq1 Opbr Booker He"'iot
Lore Warren hi ly New York via Danssrs
YTvINf,'rON y c Cid 10. brig Tsnsisr, Griffin, Boz
.o .ob Or, son hevs Niscssset Ne CID lih 'chr Ma
rint. lowell, NeVlor..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

ln-.,e,msost and splsudd MERcHtNr
5 5o.rd s boS. c, Of s7,, rs
AID hest toa she huds9n have eeen eNpy ,ai
comfort Iarie, ...,
,TATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
%1rlCe-CtEiP EXCURsIOS-Fsre 81 GEMS pn 80
l st Lev, vasdersit, Lanrs rd y-y ,.ir 9,
"a "a, " No.. ies Z 10 r''E' FOOT 'i'''' ~
l(OE RAPPORT, UNION, PORT MONMOU iii.
- ,. ttLE leaves EVERY MORNING ,e>cept Ss4r
eay . so,ss from md I' S9 OF 10y GO a. s
INIlED STATES EXPRESS COAPNf-Ofhce
SI, ~ UNITED STATES EXPRESS
c6WpsNT "a Srs.foA ard Enc Ranoad, To- OnnsS Buffalo
''f M me- Yoss a. 55c VI ilh 6oi,y soo Gee.
;as i .e e. yel,Sd s,rda.sy osa laelash Toledo
rlE TELEGRAPH EXPRESS LINE, a'sins :onarsou,
az p y, Win MONEY DTai No.c md hshi l'c'c'n' r-'
Tlu het-lriur Sll lsAye al he above nsr. 81 - .''
5oTsul BY ,0e3a ',s'anssF' arriving st Ns'i'f At T. ~
H. Fstous.e Of ls:hsu ealse' ID Ssr, q az, md
DyGTiCE-preht Win b. rs7-d d, No aewsiNly l. 1854
NANDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 20 PHiLA-
y oELphiA non pie, No S1, d s's'o b, eoo't
IONS roTTER SOUTH AgoY hence By 70 way Paei
sp9 p M s, JOIN P0TTEa T. AasoY a c4sq
;, is, hIg o a. p 'ri' fare s. . Eaai
DEGuIAK NAIL LINE yis srONlNGrpN Tor
H. BOSTON PROylDEHcE' HEW 9 e' e,-rr.
.teepes C. VANDERBILT capt; Doe. ,'oue are cOlMO
John g. Bosge, connect on WIN ii 'o..roh
"a ~ euce aAd and Pro, dn-e I .ca 49, sew
va dsily lSar4ay- eNcspt,d) from Pier 70 - H. ht "h1
adv. ry.paee at O'clock NJ, AID steanst.n o. oece
NJ or arrival Of the Nal sran when -els'' '1'n ~
| 81" ~. ., ,.. No., .,.,e-,
snd e.rsure The sTso experienced aud eten-i'e
This superior TO- any o'I i
.e shorter and direct me trip moro pleasantly ara '
f.qsy while passengers can a"ays eY on 1't
those by either ~ me otei
The tDMMODORE from hew-Yors-MOndeyi wednesday su"
Frdsy From Tuesday, fhunesy ana 'stnu
L. VANDERBILT from New fork--tueday nnsi'J su'
safuldsy From soning,on-Monday wednesday una rosy
BPssseu gers on Soningon proceed ineiey
u all train Providence Boston, Taunton ena ~" hed'u "
h accoumod alton trains from Stouinston az 7 An
Bassasc Master ACCOMPANIES me eteaaDos fis 10 'u '
Bast0u. - H..
ner,hs freight applications be
made No H.. the office NO 10 battery piece
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT,
~ ga NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-U y NAIL and EApk
TlSFS-qhrorgb III -Four H0uTs-VlSTER hRhASDbhESI
Dee IS s5I-Leave York foot Of Courtsndsst At and
A Nj and I and 81 T. VI =, .u..astpu
pc from York ~ - and II A VI and ~ - !"
TO- .eroud las N n NJ Nj - 4 VI md y = ~,
srl with reduced Way pnces, Nswlefsy Accono'yh
Line which leaves from ot 81 Lcurtiand th"ush'
az honIs vr...i.,... N,-rir Wei9sn
Viefou and Claleston, IA al tns above rairs llusn ~
and confined IN and = Ines Only re-ssne'
with bgsage the ferry Is minutes before the uans
NETWORK, OGDENSBURH and MON IREAL
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II sod aner MONDAY. Jane p, SUNDAY. e.sepie4J ior
81 Aeon Train A ~, stopping a. "iams' D'is'
81 I'm p4ro, corner Of White and Centre Morning EERe.'
"a NJ sior piDe White Plains Crotoe Fs' Paterson, po.,
rem, * N Aeernoon Rxpr-ss NJ stopping at
fe Plans. Croon Falls. Brewster. Paslns' Dover Plans.
with Western Railroad Express Train arriving at Albany NJ
i from Civ Hall Station -MIl-rton AS NJ. stopping At
he Pa.ns o1:'s STo'sI S sa a. sy stations; Was
Plains q 81 ~ f''fy' s.f .'I f5 49,
ane . r. ~ ' n ntocuis Tcie.s ana have their baggage
n. sd Tor inca Buffalo ,her places west and nofA o
Alary, Ct the csmFany' Offices es'"ef O. "'"''' @
Reruns New YLayia. pSp&5 We;'T[n S' .san coz
III Nal stations shove Williams Bridge "n'iHs At ~ 0 "
E Train lev, Try es Sto . .nd SiHy 'ra Aa
reiPrg SLainATp r Ca,on F,. hhs Plans srd
~ Dor B re' am, NJ q ssYors Peern
CO. 51 On The Wsstrn Railroad BY ,ssss q, \ N Tam
s,. Tran k.Se. hoy % n s5a Asss5 - ~. ~
.ioprDs Chatham -Four CgErsr, MAJ sb poye, Pswass
Pat non Brewster Cfoon kals VIM ri - ~. ,
Pf's sm, 8r5se Sn. ooa. 1u ADORE crot1n Fall.
S:issa c,S'9o F e, 'd ~. $500 IS e. a't I 1Ss
~, ~ ,,orpinr a, a. station. betsssn Mlsron and White
rss s.i ,p,ns .. eli Table stations arriving New
York " FROM C'o'oa Fs' 'o2pns q ~ ',,'9s
ssP rom Croon FALL stopping al 'rsiel, between
P"sGl As AID TO P WHITE Plains, .,oPpir, all
,tlfol. wilans Bridge AZ ~ 80 st'A NJ u ~ %''
stdsy Will leave ~ Groom Eaa ara AZ
Wv station. ~ A. NJ and 2. ". Re.urning will leave Cr9
Ion Fslls al A and - p NJ s,oppins a. Way stations
by sunday Trsus will be received and landed In
Ns~.YoI. ~ the Th-st Station. sniy
Tor Albany received daily until p NJ a. is Depot cor
ner q CsBirr and Whits-st- JOHN ID. ELIOT supt
EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT aud ALL RIVER.
The splendid and superior steamers BAY STATE, Capt VIM
Brown leaves Sew-York every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY AZ oelock ~ and EMPIRE STATE Capt Ben'anln
Brsvon ave. every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT-
URtAY oeock NJ from Pier No }. " L. near tho Battery
Both touching ~ Newport each way
Fresh, boston through with dsrach b. an
Express Freight Train. .
WIN BORDEN. Agent. No~ 10 and II West st.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SUMMERA Az
RASGEMFST-rrains leave ChAmbcnssL daily for AosaJ
Troy. and after MONDAY May -, 1855 inc i'-N'
vii y follow: .-.,,. with
Sork.rn ard Western Trsns .,pH
Mall Train A Through Way Train. /. VI s ana "
E,Trtss Train P " Accommodates Tram a. 80
For Tarytown at II p ~ A. ASP ~
For Poushhsepe Way Pssensef fran Ifxn a. NJ
from Chambers t.; and Way, Frslshs ana
from Chambeisst ..1PM
Ib r,-,Sxr ps.I,t Peashsse9re Trans ''p y ~ ne
Way siacons -, -.,.i chr-torbsr. i,h and siss n
Vrrr'f r % - we ..-.-1 sr-r-l--.7s--s
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INV yopK OGDFNsBIRH and MONTREAL

- RAILROAD LINE, via Springfield Bellows Falls; 1itahd
E,,-,rn Wnd.or White River Wells River - Johns1lfy
irr MounstDs Montpelier St Ahags and Rouse FONT ieH
BrO7dw esl Cans st. tHd
',,b- "a Nh az Express trains AN and PM Baggage
~ tboueh Freight ~ New sven srameIr Pscsip
ER ANCfs HYDE General Agenr. No ~ ,outn-st.
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s.erre sdmraon this ppUrit Ta' know "a i'' %
Irre t 4owd, f estocscv fill a throng 30 t f -
u. GOIRAUD6 VALERIE. dfst t,s broea~ w no
incomnarabi. Scsnerl Aie blonde and 70 =
tie rusid and he nsron. all e patle.so d. "
NFDI, NED SOAP, NEGETkELi Noltt, LILY WHITE,
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE or iotbIl SUBTLE. Peg. -
roorg hair any part tn3l' tuo the 'oie ahs " 70
lied with tht egc useful -cllc tds
an GOuRAUD For besuyus ne Cor or sni ,oi'enns ~
,rrt f-sckes tau, &c tAs ITALIAN SOAR ms no ' Al 10
a. ,.cd Asrrts-Caleudcr. Nc % : sds fled' az nart
lc % " ,s'r .ion Boson BIS, splirsted Green, ,fes
r.. NcNsny & Back Hartford; end Druggists generally.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Ihe NE" CkELh
y COMPANY receiving Bslinorss regular supply o.
CUMBERLAND COAL. rhs.r mines IN hamp-llr- COMFY
hch they The lowest market prices rms oa =
teiivd 70 equal quality Coal mined 10 ne
slou For purposes has no superior NJ estimaoh 10
which held b. Engineers in the nied saes Nay ana m s
the Once Of the Temp iaY NO
IS Was, where orders will be punciniy ATTENDED %
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cCrry al New Yo,k Notice hereby gel 70 al
~, HENRY CHASE late Of tle City o. view to.s
, the Gospe deces, present the rine WIN ,ou.h'Is
loot ~ the .uhserher the office Of hi o,nsl
S,a.r Flq No in the CITY OF Ne" 1os' "a ..
- i ,hie,b ia, Of October ueXt-Dltec New to1t, y wen
tv-seyenth day OF April 1871 ~ r. '"A'" ~
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cVPRENE COURT-WILLIAM L. MARsI

- CYRUS Z SHEPARD To the above named DBFEs
DANT-s: You hereby summoned answer the eonpis,
as a.
County New York within twenty days atei ne
hereof Of such service and fyou n 70
H. said complaint sforsad the pAinff viii tsze
three hundred and thirty Elk dollars "a q
m, thousand eight hundred ana sJ
fu bes, the coss And vii taSe no,;e ns .ne
corlsint Ia fled 10 the Once . INC ~' " '"
Comfy n Catiarausa. on the lcth day Of MAY l~,s
Nib sx7wF ANGEL BOLLEs fsip'if's Attof<ye