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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
INDIAN AFFAIRS IN NE VINE XTCO.

BY letter fr.m the Superintendent Of Indian AZ
fairs for the Territory OF NewMexico, dated Santa
Fe, May %, 1855, VIC are IN receipt OF Information
that "talk" has been held by Col. Miles Of the
United States Army with the Chiefs of the Mescalero
trbe of the Apache Nation, in which the Indians made
application for peace. In the Of the " talk
one of the Chiefs said that some of The Jicaras tribe
who wanted peace we're living in the mountains, but
were afraid 10 come in. They are believed 10 oe sin
cere In their application and the 9th of June has been
appointed by the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs TO
meet these Indians and in connection with them the
ella Apaches.
been several severe skrmisheS between United States
roops and the hostile Utahs and Jicsrilas during the
present month May in which the Indians have SUI
ered severely. The official report shows loss on the
part Of the Ctahs Of between forty and nifty killed,
many wounded, and six children made captive. Inc
loss of the Jcarillas is less-beiDg stated Ct seven
killed a large number sounded, aud Tour prisoners.
goS Aer the last WIKI he 6ths Banoo
the Chief Of the hostile band, appeared upon the top OF
a hs hil and said that he tired Of fighting, and
desired peace; but the commanding officer replied that
he was not authorized 10 make peace, after which
yolunt er fred at Blaneo and the talk ended. The
loss Oh the part Of the United States troops . said
TO be very ight-nOt exceeding two killed and three
wou. ded.
Since the return Of the troops from the Indian
iry several depredaiions have been committed on the
ronties in which three or four Mexcans were killed,
two made prisoners, aud some stock driven o.
A visit 70 the superintendent was made by party
of between forty and fifty Texan Comanches, who
state hat they have been driven from the country oy
the Osages and desired to remain In The rerrsory but
were directed 10 return home. They delivered upa
Mexican boy whom they had captured IN Cbihuahua
last Summer.
II il found TO be difficult to get the Pueblo Indiana
N receive the presents of agricultural inplements in
tended for them. They state thai the Mexican Gov.
ernment formerly gave them presents, and ajter the
10, 40 ~ several years demanded pay from them and
reaured the Pueblos TO perform military duty in dis
charge Of the debt, and feel apprehensive that our
Government may pursue the same policy.
National Intelgencer
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PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee of the above Association
held an adjourned meeting in their Committee room
Clinton Hall, Astor-plece on Monday evening. Pes
ent DR.. OREGON, Chairman, Messn. Havens, Reed,
Cutter Russ and Ballard. The minutes OF the last
meeting read and approved.
From the diary of the Agent it appears the following
had been the operations of the Association during the
uost month"; 397 persons have been visited in the City
Prison; leg complaints carefully examined 81 persons
have been discharged from custody on recommends
tens Of the Society SO persons received ia
money which enabled most OF them to leave the City
10 discharged prisoners were supplied with useful
clothing employment and places were procured for IL
II en- AID boys who had been inmates of our City and
State prisons where they mGy obtain an honest hye-
hood and act consistent in the future.
Donations Of clohing, &c, are much needed by the
Association for the numerous applications made upon
IN, IN.
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FIGHr IL A PREsBYrERIAg CEURCH.-Ths Gal
EDolis O.) Journal Of last week has the following
local religious Intelligence:
"1he Presbyterian church in this place has been in
possession of the Old School body for some weeks
last and the New School, thinking they had occupied
The building a sufficient length Of time, Saturday
evening last made attempt TO reiake IL from that
BODY They succeeded in breaking panel out of the
back door but tie hole was not sufficiently largetO
admit a mans body. II appears the Old School mem
hers were absent at the time, but while Mr.. John
Snithers was eudeavorng ~ effect entrance, Mr..
Henry Miller, an outside member, demonstrated
against the proceedings, aud finally struck Mr. 5.
se,de blow on the head with his cane. Finding an
entrance more diff nit than they had imagined, they
quietly dispersed For the past ten days or two weeks
lie church hes been in charge OF Capt. D. s. Myers.
On Sunday morning the Rev. Warren Taylor, the
New School minister took occasion To walk Ia while
the door Of the church was temporarily thrown open
and ssoended TO the pulpit Myers peremptorIy or
dered him to leave the house, but no attention wa
paid to him when he repaired totEe pulpit ana eeeea
SIR. T. by force Dir. I. offered resistance TURNER
tlan TO hold 10 knob that was al.ecIeJ 80 a.
oruameut to the pulpit in breaking hls no'I u A.
he lost his ba arce and FIJI overthe railing 70 e noor
striking on bis back We DO not kn9" .ua. uo l sus
IA ned any serious injury. Tse cnurch na5 no, oeen
sed for nubic worship since the Old Schooi ooiy mas
had nosse, lion of it. since the dncuiy ana - ner
determination 10 keep II closed untu iosai oecAson
NAV be had as to right OF properly
DDo,v.xnwHILE BATHISG.-Ihe body OF Mr.. John
n n C.s tho wss drowned while bathing az the foot Of
Friday las, wa yesterday recovered and
600. Hilton held inquest upon Il. The deceased
husire the Of Green sieh and LerJy< He wastO
Rave been married this week
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~~u,prrrps coII, COMPANY.-rRUsT-

T. EsS SALE OF coal, coal WORKS, LANDS,
- !. s,S,o nd oislment o. The discretion and pow:
ss ,sed IN and cOnfdsd % Is .Ra oa es
fSSS Sssrns i.:s he zen day Of April lS52 and scordsS
IN the cee r.eorcIrs eeeds N me OSun.J o. Ae,aenJ
me ssi &C. viii expose sale By Public Austop a. The
Merchant E.eAssss 90 DAY yns kGsT Ass
s;e,sei p ali md sinsulsr the ESTATE PROPERTY and
PREMISES and seoeS a. oS Al the o
az Mineral Coal which R and lies under the surface OF hoe
~. ss 4 =, wit: The Burndes Iset bounded by
q snds heirs John Eicke N. blsoa and
,.isSasiy described IN deed from w Reainscn 70 ssd
Comrsn, recorded in the Office aforesaid 10 Deed soot s1L
F.iAbs hes Mccoy's heirs the Bundles tract and samuel
Hecod1 containing ~ ssres and sS sco5sd IN .as
volume page l67 The Marks Trset sdlo,nrs ,hs r'o.
chr. eeDs.lans rs seres-escribed deed from william
Fsfs to aid Company recorded in same ySu"s page eS
~ I,iuSb and s,s1bnvie Roadcontsnng 81 acres g
perches-Gescfbed 10 deed from joseph ,s T i r.,
Snn5eS bv and Of samuel Mcurdv Akens heirs, lie wis
5noInners pen IN deed from JOHN Irwin sni wife T.
Rsitrcn recorded IN said office 10 volume ss p,es 81
"a ;p,bp n ar the mouth Charters Greek, bounded ~
rSs Of Alexander Mckee and the Ohio River and contain
ad wife said Company recorded in said volume u page
rs which erected Eve frame houses ana ai
IN said township containing ten acres ing on the Ono Vi
above McKee, RoeEs and sns ss on
The said and extending thereom
10 white osk McKees upper line near Cnsrtief Greek
Nth The pyeee Of maintaining thereon Railroad &C. the IN
teret Of ND Company being leaehod for % year. from i
Anil lS4s subi~ei a ground Of 800 until pr
1873 and thenceorh $500 year which piece Of land are
erected coal rs RAJ road TsI bs D9s prem
hes privileges being described and deh1ed IN lease rom
AeI Mckee w Reng recorded IN said ofice IN vol
ue and the assgnEe thereof 70 said COenyn
sid yolune 81 Iege III. Also, all those 3 Lots Of Ground
eonrorg the Nage Of Remington, laid out upon The s1o
Hepick Tract being each % feet in front and In rear and
no fee depth aud each Of which Is erected tostoy
faue Also ell that Railroad and constructive
known as CHARTERS Coal Conpany Railroad extending
from the Ohio River said Village OF RemiugtoD beng about
evsu miles IL length with all the materials, equipments and
thereof aud Of the said Comp nys Depo's PTS
Mines and Coal Work including Locomotive steam En-
gipes Burden l3O Pit Cars Trucks Tools lmpleeps
Fxturs Materials and Machinery and also ell tho Franchises
'>'s j. =. D. LANlER Trustee.
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CARD.-I have just read in TIE National Intel
Hgencr of the 9th inst. edioalunder the head Of
Pocket Patriotism commenting with vulture APP
petite upon a calumnious article from The N. Y. Saa
would not low be proper time to make explanations
feel IT, however, due 70 others a. well az myself 10
say thai 10th the above articles far they purpot
to reflect upon myself or my immediate associates Ia
the Cuban movement, are a tissue Of bsrefscel and
grstuilous faseI oods for which no honorable man
will make himself responsible.
Monmouth, June 20. lea ia. QriTMkN.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.-The GREAT

II I'm
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting The Atlantic Cies WITH
Western Northwestern and Souhwes States by con-
uuous Railway direct The Road also connects a. Pitsbursb
sh day Inc Of Steamers al pors the Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and Sanduky With Steamers 10 al porte IN
the Lakes; making The most direct cheapest ard
reliable route by which FREIGHT h. forwarded 10 and
from the Great West. ,.-.--,,-, go,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH.
FIRsT CLAss-BOots Shoes, Dry Goods lin Tic ue, 100 N
boxes,l Furs Feathers Sc.... ......',:'.)
SECOND CLAss-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods, lin balesJ Hardware, Leather, (osc- per 100 d.
Wool, 6c..............ss.ss's.
THIRD CLAss-Anvis, Bsgging, Bacon aud N. ner 100 N
Pork Tin bulk } Heup, Is..........'..:)
FovRTB CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon and Acc ner 100 n
Pork, PackedD Lard and Lard Oh. - -
shipping Goods from point east 81 fi ades Or psi
ticulAr ark the package via Pennsylyania hsroa Al
Goods consigned the Agents Of his Road at Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; }. L. Elliott,
New-Yok; f. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia hagraW Moons
Baimorc Geo c. Francscas, PITTSBURGH Srsnsnan pro"
Cincinnati Ohio J. s Moorhesd Louisville, ky.i r. G.
Medium Madison Ind Rafclif CO.. St louis, hoi j. B.
Mitchell Son, Evansville Indiana
For further particulars or bills 0f ladins apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent Penn Railroad Cot or
c. Il. ALLEN, No. Aston House, New. i9rs
H. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent PhiladeiphiA
H. j. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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mdIer-Cnre.

DR. f. +. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE
~ Establishment springdae, Northampton, Mas Snin
ber limited 10 20. Established 1871"
WORCESTE r Mass WATER-CUKfE.
w This Institution hss one OF The bean ifa AMI
heAthfu locations Of which NewEug aud eau eoasi hl s
~ tiieioT. endeavor 20 make L rea home Tor those
b,srb = r. ROGERS. Superintendent
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" Y. SUPREME COURT-JoHN STE

N. PHENsON agt. JOHN MuRPHY.-Summons for
money 6espd on contrsc-To the defendant above named
Yea se heieby summoned required answer the com
rsir In s action which will be fl in the office OF the Cleck
The Civ and County sry York and coy Of your
aswer 10 the sid comp the subscriber al their ocs
No mi BroaSwa, in the CITY NeyYugk within twenty days
arr fhe service re0f exclusive of the day Of such service
AID If YOU fa the said complaint VI hin the time
rssd III plaintiff in this action viii take u Ign mt against
r m The snn Of five hundred and oryhve dol with in
re he eoD from he 9Th day Of June 1855, besides the cost
II nj. action Dated Ne-i ork June Q. 1855 The said com
,art ,as nled on tie 10 h dsy OF June, 1855.
BARNEY HUMPHREY BrrLER,
s,aot.wfyW Plainrifs ATTORNEYS.
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fegal NoIlrss.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate OF
the Ccury of NewYork, No'ice Is hereby gwen 20 a.
q rs HAVING aims 1int WILLIAM AChE>ON a. =. -
" Of New ork deceased, Tresn; ae same VIII =
erecfio the subscriber, AZ nc store OF John - nr
haihamsreet IN tue CRY of Newlori on or before - -
CAV OF December nex-Dsfed New FORK the twenty NH ~
ofMay 1855 ARCHIBALD WILSON, D
JOHN CROIHEhS hAee--'-H
mvso law6uWs ALEXANDER {. CULBERI,)
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kTTTRI ME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a IONh-
- LIN arc CHARLES A. sHEPHEk) against L. d. BAR
NJ he tue Christian defendant being knwn 70
ile lsiuiifs Conn fled June Is, 1885 ia he CLERKS
Cfie ofhe Cts ard County Of NewYors Ito the abnse
ed Def nda1t You hereby summon aud required 10
er the conn IN this action which will b. filed Ia he
die of the Clerk Of The City and Coun Of Nesfork a. the
s flee he laid City aud Couny, and 70 serve acopy
AZ ,u snwer 10 the said complaint subscibes az their
inc :. No IFS Nassusreet in said Cry within twenty days
,ts the service Of his exclusive OF me cay
a cb service; and II fl the said complain
wi In the time aforesaid the plaintiffs 10 this action VIII taSe
judgment you for the OF hundred aud seventy
four dollars and i'y wh IL crest ton the q i OF
Octoer one rhJuslnd ch hundred and you besides the
Costs If this sciion.-Dased June >, 1855
lea iawsxW CAPRON LAKE, PlaintifS Attorneys.
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Hle0icIl.
ID f. ] O n G. IL

N R ID f j O n G. III
IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LIVER OIL
Prepared for dicinsl in the otoden Isles Norway,
and rut 20 the chemical analysis by DR. DE- JDNOh
who by literary works and scientific travels hs ned for
biebe, authority IN all that regards this eectua remedy
foT co AUMPTION BRONC HITS, ASTHMA. GOUr,
RICKIA SCROFI LOUS AFFECTIONS, DISEASES OF the
SHIN. INFANTINE WASTING, and GENERAL De-
Billy. ,,.o.r., ~, r,rp,c
Approved Of and recommended BY BERZELIuS, LlEBlC,
WQsGLER JONATHAN PEREI!tA, FOUQl lEk, and nG-
erous other DISTINGUISHED Physicians and scientific Chen -
Spciny rewarded with medals by the Governments 81 81
CIT and the NETHERLANDS and supplied to the ieaoiog
HosTitsIs Of Europe. 80
tneut in consequence Is proved superior pow aud encey
Is W II As for being perfectly FIRE from a unpleasant odJr
ana and acrimonious taste rfa ing the
throat ipang digestion neither producing nausea and
B.itiss labeled with DR.. DE JONGTS Stamps sud sgnr
IS per bottle liberal dieount 70
and DRUGGISTS Eight botts frwarded carriage ee % the
country IN receipt OF 81. Wholesale and retail by
LEOPOLD METZLAR. No. Is Dey-st., NewYofk,
Sole Agent for the United Of Dr. &c Jonghs Light
Brown Cod Liver OIL.
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HUDSON RIVER R.u.RoAD.-On sn1 .fter

Ii MONDAY, June IS iss5 the Trains .n leave Ch.nesrS
Station follows E1pres Tram cqaee Ts W
Wy Train, Il NJ Express Train, p NJ Aocouanod.aoo
Train, 7 p. NJ For Poushteep-ie-Wsy Mall, A Nj "a
pres r. ~: Wsy Pr,irht and PASSENGER Tram, Pm ror
f.etsiill-a. 20 md $50 P. NJ. Fc; SING sipg-e NJ
4S $50 T. NJ The Sing Sing and fsek.kD Train. NoP
n al the Way Ssrons Pss-~nger- taken ~ Chambers, .Ana
Christopher. si-t-sfs SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN Il "
frrp Csnals for Albany and Troy orrins AZ ~ GAY 'a
tons " l.. s1hEc, ~. SUIT
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

-
- Cnce Of the CLERK Of the Board Of Education corner OF
Irspd and Elst lard where else until the I'm Day OF
IrIy usfap al u oc.ock NJ, for the COAL aud WOOD re-
ouiTed for he Public Schools Of this City for the ensuing WIN
ter sy about Of Goal 80 rds OF Oak WOOD ana
cord Pine Wood ess) Tbs co Al must be OF
The quality Of Lehieh White Ash of O lbs 70 the tun
weighed Nv person selected by the Committee and delivered
IN The The various School Houses The proposals must
state the location the mue from which Is proposed 10 sup
Div the Cool the Price for furnace size and stove size
Tbe WOOD be Of the hest quality and delivered properly
sawed piled the school yards be desgoated by
he proper authority The Pine Wood be not less than feet
inches myth md the OAK not ess than three long, and tue
sticks lot less than three inches in diameter . .
The proposals state the price pei cord OF 4s euoic ieet
feod pine aud for oak and also the price per cut
Tor saving ach load The wood viii inspected and measured
by perOu appointed BY the Committee AZ least Two thirds
OF The wod and coal DO delivered at the schools where
ordered months Of August and Seembfr and the
balance le required consumption. Security for che faith
hi Of the cor win be required and each
posa ust accompanied with the and signatures OF
the proposed suTeties.
JOHN DAVENPORT,
LEONARD l.. JOHNSON, Committee.
GEORGE T. NELSON,
ROBERT A. ADAMS, Supplies
ANDREW J. CASE.
New.York, June n, 1855.
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IN pIrRsUANCF of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an Oruer OF tue CutAoeesD
Of the County Of New-YoTk notice u hsreoy gwen y a.
tersors having claims against MATTHEW ThuI are o. ts
c Of Nev.Nork deceased 10 present the same WIKI
thereof 10 the SUBSCRIBERS 80 the place q bushes
Twouiey No IS Pne-r. lat MesPedan bAksrs rI ~
September next-Dsied EewYoIk the l5th DAY q M-Ie0'
isS5 FRANCIS J. TW0MEf, Fxeeu,ors
mhsl laweuw J. GEORGE KIP
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peIsons having eSr ssans; GEORGE BRADN late Of the
hsrec the suhscribe- her place of residence No
5kt building City New York, or before The
ft day OF Oct bcr EexL-Dated NeYoTk the tTyen yst
day Of March. less BRIDGET BRADES,
nh. szf A.
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Orcan 6feamers, sc.

nACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY-For CALL
III FORNGA SOUTH PACIFIC, OREGON SANDWICH
ISIAN DS and CHINA Our next regular EAPkEsS wi GO
forward on THURSDAY. July per steamer GEO LAW wa
of Sp ra Messengers Freight taken At the reduced rates.
Small parcels received until o'clock day Of sailing.
be ncloed in Government 10 cent
envelope =. -. =, ~. "a nAbn' zAseuii, .
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
CT the County Of Esw-Yok. soce hsrsey gwen TO al
The City q N-york dee ssed present. The sATs sith
voUehs thereof tho ssbcrer the oe> OF Bel e
E.qs No 81 Jhn in the City II kewfork ON or oefe
the eshh dsy Gf January p.1-Ds,ei NewioEs the "a Gay
Of July 1875 ELIZA ANDERSON, Exeeutnx
va euW
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RAnROAD-THREE

u va n MA ~ yg,,IgrY pIII
DFLPHIA and PITTSBUGH.-The MORNING. MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia or Pittsburgh AZ y a. ~ end
leaves Pittsburgh for phA A. W. The FAST LINE
leaves Phisdephia for Pittsburgh al P. NJ and Pittsburgh
ior Philadelphis at p NJ. The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia fof Pittsburgh It II T. NJ ana rsoursp
for Philadelphia at 10 +. NJ.
The al we lines Pittsburgh With the haoads 20
and from, -, Louis Mo-, Alton Gaena and Chicago Hi
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville kyi Tens haq'e Ms
La Fayette end Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton
Srrngfeld Bellefontane Saniusky Toledo Cleveland Co
lnmbus Zanevie Massion and Wooster Ohio slso With
the Steam boats and TO NewOresns ST. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati
For further particulars hendtis OF This
Civ Pseepgers will find q 3 the shortest, expedition
and com Portable route between the East and West
THROUGH tickets be had either the mentioned
places n the West, OF Of
r. b. DEAN. Agent New-Jeney hairoad 20. foot Of
Court andsi., New. York
J. l. ELLICOTT AGENT Pennglyanis Railroad Co
No 2 Aston House. New York
THOMAS MOORE Agent. cor lItb and Marker sta
New. York. April 10. 1853 philadelphia
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

ofh County of New-Yok hereby given ali per-
having claims sgsnsi DAVID C. QUEEN late Of the City
AsTinw1u ~ O. decesse present the with youch
es thereof 10 the subcrbers Office OF George " VIII
ls No rs South in the City Of Nefo.k, on or before
the thirteenth day July nexDated New York the 9 day
OF January is55 JuLIAF. QUEEN. Adunistrarx.
10 llycmH GEUGE y. WILLIAMS, Administrator.
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DFpUCED PRICES 100 lbs BAGGAGE


III FRFE!!-Four Hours from Ocean 10 Ocean by Panama
RaraaNo Exposure TroIio Sun and Rains, no Walking
An he Mud around Shoals River Fever aud isu1
Toueh Caorub gia Panama Raj road The United states
Mall Steamship Company VIII dispatch Tor Aspn~au 90
THURSDAY July s. 90 ock T. N. precisely from pier foot
of u,n-, North River the new and splendid steamship
GEORGE LAW. $50 tuus burden.
Passepsers and Mall will be forwarded by Panama Rssoad
and Panama with The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
paws NJ gnhoent steamship GOLDEN GATE 25 uns bur
den A. Leroy Esq Commander which will be in read
hess aud leave imnlediately Tor San Francisco
The public are informed that the p NJ 3 Co always have
one or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying az Panama ready
avoid any possible de- enou Of Passengers or ais
For passage eppy 10 ". RAYMOND at the only office CT
the Companies, No. III Wesi-st. cor. Warren, n. Y.
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IL
RIvFR-The spendJ and .upenoI steamer NE
TROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown lesyes New fo. every ~ r.
nay THURSDAY and SATURDAY At O'Clock r. W.
ard BAY STATE Capt. Thomas O. Jewe't leaves new iot'
sverv MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRlDA1 81 ;" elsch
M n N pier No ~ r. the Battery Both ,ouef'rf
Newport each way - s .. - ,--,,,
Hereafter will be regarded IS secured 20 any aP
cart until the same shall have been paid for
F,esit 10 Boston through with great dispat
by an Express Freight Tram.
" WM BORDEN. agent. Sos. ~ .no II Westr-
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NETWORK AND SEw-HAvEN RAIL

~ ROAD-SUaMER AERANSEhEhf, May 100 .
TEAMS Law N.w-YoRE-ROr New HAven-l A ~ N,
6adssPon I izSe So a.. sn $oI EsS I
and Wesfport-7 A NJ; lzso. ao 80 p For SorTssI
;s ri 2so SD OK and &c 80 "a ., ~, IL. r 40. nd
AcJ 43e aB p NJ. For stsrfJrd-7, 9, A. NJ tErD ~,
$50, (E1-) go, SIS H. For Por- Chester AID sew
.Id Intermediate s4tions-7 A. NJ; 40, go. AIS 1o
Pm. a,
Hx) FOR Hartford and sphusheld-s, Ex;) l2So, "
Ex For Connecticut River Railroad 20 hcatssaT ~ 81,
Sew.London Railroads. A. NJ F9r hocsaionie ksii-
sso p NJ For Dsnbury and Sorrsslb RAlrssd-7. A M
tP. NJ. - "a,
TE.Igs TO KEp-Yokk-fro1n vHavsD-a0, ], SO
A. ~; i.55 F1) $50 ass P. H., tE1l Frgn brdsepofI-
sic 742 ICis A. Nj 2S2 (EH all So 81 E'oi 20
Norw .k-6 ga ais, l052 A. ~; 255 tEA,l 30 ~ ~
p NJ Ts) From Por Chester-5So 50 q I'D, ji'''
A. H.; Lc3, GH P. NJ. JAMES H. hoil,ouP-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice he,sby given % all
Ierss HAVING claims against ELIZABETH STEVENSON late
Of the City E.wYoIk Geceased, pTeseDl the with
ytuh hers hereof TO the snbcTber a. his Office No. II Wat,
IN tie City N.1ork On before the tenth day Of Sepem
Der ue1t. Dsied New-Not the 8 h day Of March 1854
NH laweu,W T. CAHILL Attorney for Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
NIYF O,Cl COX STEAMBOAT LINE Tor

1--WE O'Ci OCK STEAMBOAT LINE for
IL HUDSON and IN rERNEDIATE PL ACES.-The spen'
did steamers COLUMBIA and IUTH AMERICA will leave
fot Bsnsonsr. EVERY AFTERNOON Snndays esce ted
connecting With from Kingdom CAisk and
Hudson and Bon Railroad aud Chatham -Four Corners I'd
wards connecting with stages for L. bAnon sgrngs) Wes;
Stocthidge Lee Ptsfed North and South Adams AMI all
the Massachusetts, The first train leaves I'D
son at O'clock in the morning and arrives in Pf Id IN time
for breakfast HANlLAND ObAhn 70
L. II. MELLEN Co.