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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-27
SEMI. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The CANAL BANkOF EVANSVILLE Fol
TIE SIX Mon rHs rHECEDlNIs The frs
hIUNDAf OF July, 1858.

sEMI:ANNUAL REPORT OF THE C0NDITION
Tak tx ZION rHs rHsCE1iNS fhz FIssf
Indiau a per cent bonds deposited with the Aud
Bo9ds % diseo1n ~ $50 20
s Ss ID deSs Sons. $500 %
R Re1ns "a ess:r n Sani. "a a4o 90
H%Ssn 1T Of the da: the
Am sSm st dS. iron stockholders none
Value Of real estate to the transaction OF
vSiue Of other real estate (nOne.)
P perm and Incidental Expenses lis Il
Total. s22a s2i 81
Amount Of Capital Stock. including that deposited
the .itor Of State paid in according to the
dns osRsr banks; or oaeysd
tons or associations a ,e &c &c
AMOUNT Of Of bis notes: OF other evidences.
issued. $4,000 90. less amount on hand si5,- - .
A@o mo- ITO Of lose; charged upon capital none. "
AmOu't Of dividends declared and made - :.
Front ano ose %
Total .saza ga 81
No increase of Capital during said period.
Names of the Oticers of the Association or Bank:
John Hopk ms PrssidsntjWm. T. Page CASH. b. Neu-
neister. BoOk-Keeper.
of AssOeiasOn yithin SAID psriOd'
Names of Persons who have Withdrawn thsssfron:
Evansville Insurance Co.. G. Visle and R. Barnes
DAYS and hours open iSf the transaction Of business to-
wit From o'clock A. NJ. till 4 p. NJ.
STATE OF INDIANA.Iss
FAkDERRURGH CoJETY. s
Page s,9s duly ss says . BE-
the condition of said Bank for the period
therein according to the best his
knowledge and belief.
sworn and subscribed before this day of july
1885 JAMES OAKLEY, NotarJ Public.
IssAI,l y2s-ss
ESoRTY SACKS wheat Flour for sale pri
y Gene ALL yle JOHN BURTIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
DENNsYLvANIA RAHROAD.-The GREA

Il CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern sta;es BY con-
Railway direct The Road also connects Pitsoursh
with daily inc Of Steamers al ports on the western RIVERS
and a. Cleveland and ssndusky with Steamers to al ports
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct an
reliable BY which FREIGHT can be FORWARDED 70 and
from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and fITISbUhGA
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods, tn 7s per Toe H.
boIes1 Furs, Feathers, kc..... .."...;:.)
sEcoyD CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods lin baes,) Hardware, Leather, &c per l" d.
IHisp SLAss1Anyls bassins bacon Ano Soc per 100 n
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and ! A. per 100 N
Pork, Paeked) Lard and Lard Oh. ....:
In shpptns Goods from point east OF Phnsdepha
tieuar marx the package via Pennsyysnis HafosL AL
Goods consigned the Of this Road at Phisdepha or
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention = $500 .
FREIGHT AGEsTs.-Moses Potter, Boston, J. L. Elliott,
New-York; Z. J. sneeder, Phisdephs; Msgsw Rooms,
Baltimore; Geo. Francscus Pittsburgh sprnsman bown
Cincinnati Ohio J. S. Moorhesd, Louisville, Ky R. c
Medium Madison Ind Ract Co., St Loun Moi J. D
Mitchell Son Evansville, Indiana
For further particulars or bills Of ladns. apply 70
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Col or
c. h. ALLEN No. 2 Aston House, New York
VI. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphk
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoons Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
UOSS Summer Arrangement 1OSS
lSOO. TAKE NOTICE. lOOO.

NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LoUls:.PASSEN9EEIRRS
FOR THE WEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST b Z IN y, g
CLFVTLAED, BELLEF0STAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
This and most comfortable route from re"
York Boston and all EewEnGand, Albany, Troy and bunao
10 Marion Beeontane Dayton Sydney Pl9aa and Ureen
Vile Ohio, Union Mumee Indianapolis Peru Lsfayetts 10
eansport TeTe Hsu.e Vincennes and Evsnsve Ind LOUIS
vile Ky. and St Louis. , r.
TByEI TRAINS LEAVE CLEvLLIyD DAILY SUNDAYS *
ESQ A. NJ Express Train connects at Oton Win
b. and !. Train =, n 49,,
II A. NJ connecting at BeIefontsine with the ~ K and
L. E. Train for Urbsns and Springfield and arrive a, Dayton
same afternoon; Indianapolis a. $3.50 same evening
sleep and in the morning By the early Trans
for LAFAYETTE, Peru, Logansport and Chicago
Psssepgers Terre Hauie Voennes and Evanvie leave
e5 M arrive al Terre Hsute az lz:i5 r. NJ
VhceDnes 3:l5 p NJ, Evansville at same evening Line
Coaches leaves Nncennes at $3.50 for Aena III
50 miles FL the unfinished link Of the Oo
and Mississippi Railroad between Vincennes and ST. LOUIS
arrive in time 10 connect with the Express IRAN 81
6:3OA ~ and arrive St Louis az SO same Afternoon
The Road in fine order and pass through beautiful
country making change desirable 20 travellers
Fsr,y in July this Stage Line Will be filed with Iron Rails
masking continuous Railroad Line from the Atanuc 70 the
Mississippi Eighty Eve miles shorter by this route than via
Tol. do and Chicago 10 st Louis.
7:l5P NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland, making
connections with all places named by above Tran arrive al
Indianapolis S45 next mornings connect immedate WITH
Train for Ninoepnes and there with Stages Tor A
leaving Xenia $50 By Express Train and arrive at ST. LOUIS
Passengers desire to stop Xenis H. they leave there
IL A. NJ and arrive at ST. Louis at NJ same afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

inches more e to the place Of sssnpius The improve
nenis cs toned parcel ofs dwelling hcese
beet mortgages to the amount 81 four thOassnd dol
lars.
.uats In the Twelfth Ward Of the City Of New York AID
honnd.d ,pd de.eribed follows: Commsncins point on
istsuf three hundred and feet and s inches
the north westcry corner OF ono Hundred and Twenty
and fh Running thence westerly along
the ssd norhev Of One Hundred and Twenty fourth
with the fhayenue the center line Of the block bet cen
One Hundred and Twenyfcuhstrret and one haneed and
Twenty street; thence eastery and pafAct VITA One
Hundred and Twenty ourtheet and along me said center
line sxrytwo feet and Sin inches thence shd
nA.s To the the noTthery side Of One ua
Dire and at the point or place OF oesn
Ming Said aforementioned parcel 10 unmprosed and aPoo
Which there 10 q mortgage Of three thousand dollars
PARCEL No lo-An those certain i've lo pieces OF p1oe"
~ snd with the two dwens hous-s thereon erected situate
wing aud b. rs in The Twelfth Ward Of the Cry fork
ana which taken together bounded and described Is io
lows: Commencing the north sde OF One hunded ana
street n point distant QUE nandiea ma ~,
feet rum the northeast Of Sxthsvenue and One nun
dred ard Tvepvfourfsreet and running thence eatery
aor uor1hery side Of One Hundred and twenty lourih
street hundred twenty-five fee thence noTthef par
sel the sid Sxihsvenue one hundred zee, mo
inches the the block; thence westerly Aoog
lire Of the block parallel said Os hundred ana
Tweuy urhreet hundred and twenty i've et thenoe
ouhey End parallel 20 said SIthavenue one Kindred et
ard eleven inches TO the OF beginning sad n'e os
being the Of property belonging 20 samson
Bepson the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF New York aud
fled in Office Of said city and by the number
Oue Hundred and Eighty IN tin lots SoS, 80 o4
SIS and $50 numbers three hundred aud hytwo TO three
hundred and fifty Elk inclusive. The improvements on sd last
mentioned parcel consist of two dwelling houses and upon
which there mortgages 10 the amount OF hundred
dollars
ISAAC WILLErTS, Administrator.
uy2l law6wM ARABELLA WlLLETrS, Administers trix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

A CATHOLIC PRIEST AND HIS WFE.-Ih Chtcdgo
Tribune of the l1th inst gives curious account Of
the marriage of Catholic priest, Nicholas Stamber,
of that city 10 young German girl and her desertion
of him. Tie marriage was performed In private bya
Catholic priest according TO the rtes OF the Church.
excepting the wedding ring and witnesses. Both
urests ere then n orders and continued 10 be mp 70
HE time of the wife's desertion The wife occupied
the place Of housekeeper or upper servant In the
priests family for about nine months, and received
good treatment and wages for her services but some
three months since left her husband being, a. she said,
talked into IL by Der fr ends. The married priest
and The officiating have been deposed from Office
since the affair has become known. And now the
husband brings suit in chancery for the recovery OF
his wife, The wife il brought into Court and ntero-
gated by the preedng Judge to whom she reveals the
above facts respecting her marriage, and also her
reason for deserving her husbsnd-thst she did not
COZ slider the marriage legal binding, because her
husband was priest; and that she had been educated
in the belief that abe could 90 to heaven she
lived in marriage with q priest. The Court assured
her that her marriage perfectly legal bat le her
free to cboose between her parents and her husband;
aud she resolutcy chose Der parents, refusing to listen
10 the earnest eureates Of her dsconsolate and for
saken spouse
The Northampton (Mass.l Gazette has seen q speci-
men Of wrappiDg-paper made from broom eornstalks,
by the Hsdley Manufacturing Company. Il b strong
and firm, and VIII answer valuable purpose. Tho
invention has been patented. More experience IN the
manufacture viii enable the company 10 tan out an
article equal to the best straw paper manufactured.
ALLEGED FALSE PRETEssES-Bemard McCabe
s,sed yesterday for obtaining 10 By se pste fvp
Valentine Reuye u fify shasf MeOebe called - Ma
and slated thai be cent By Mr. 9ebe for bs snsy sns
He aerw ard learned thai the prisoners 80 fss NC
Cake leeksd up b. Justice Woee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
~ " BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, EEw-BEDyoRp md

TAUNTON.-lnlssl route carrying he Eastsm Nail
The new steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and
C. VANDERBILT csPt w. H. frasee IN ccnnees,cn WITH me
storneon and Prov,denee and Boston and Pyovdence ka
roads savns NewYork daily tsundsys exeeptsd) from
No an r. first wharf shove Battery place. Al O'Clock
and stouinston O'Clock NJ arval Of the Mad us
which leaves Boston 81 3oP.M.
These unsurpsssed for strersth. safety pea
comfort and elegance The Seen are experienced and s'is
tive
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York-Mopday, Wednes,
day and Friday. From stonbroD-Tuesdsy, THURSDAY and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New. York-ruesdsy, Thur
day ard Saturday From stsnnston-AondAy "Wednesday and
Friday.
Pa1ensc arrival stoninxton proceed immediately per
Railroad to Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
the EIpe" Mail trtn reaching said places several honr' 70 az
those by other and in ample tune for al ne
early Morning Lines connecting North AID East. Psssense
who prefer IT, remain board the enjoying night
rest undistubed brestfng desired and leave stonnson
the IA NJ train connecting Providence with the II A d.
train for Boston Taunton and New -Bedford r.
Through Sckets Mondays. Wednesdays and fnda fof
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New befofa
connecting with the steamer Eaxle Wing
Baggage Master the Steamer and Tran through
each way.
For pssage berths ststerooms freight application may
be made pier No North River or AZ the ONCE NO ~ os
tery-plAce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
1PREME COURT-City and County of New

OYork-C ATHERlNE BRADLEY against HENRY QUlGo
Summons for a money demand contrac'.-To the DE-
PENDANT; sirYou hereby s1mmones to snswes ns
omnhip in this action which fled In the once OF the oorA
of the City and County NewYork and serve copy your
answer on my sicc No. 81 VIII amstreet IN the CITY OF
NewYork within twenty days after hs service hereof eIcu
ave Of the day Of such and If you fail to answer the
complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment against
Won for the sum of Three Hundred aud Forty Dollars with H
eres from the day of November thousand eight
drsd and f your Forty Dollars and fom February 1872 on
One Hundred Dollars and from May 1885, Two hunared
Dollars besides the Of this actionDsed New YORK,
June !, 1885. WILLIAM " peIIo,
10, ,aw6wM. flantn Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Observation-Disclosures

NOTICE of observation-disclosures Is
~ hereby given that the balance Of the proceeds OF
WIN late of the City of NewYork deceased, for the
payment of bis debts lately made under the order OF me
Surrogate of the County Of New York by MATTHEW Al
LIN and PATRICK TRACY the Executors of said deceased
will be distributed those entitled thereto according 10 Jaw
day of August next O'Clock the forenoon OF that day
bstsd lime 1856 A w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
ieII lawfyM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
me0ieal.

MARSH's superior PAIN RELIEVER is the
WI family medicine known for the cure Of Colds Rheu.
,stism Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints &c numerous
testimonials Of efficacy received Always hand for
sale and the Pickle and Preserve Warehouse
Of j. McCOLLlCk x Co., NO. ~ " sshinston-sI
THE best place to get Cured Of Old Sores is
at the Hippodrome corner OF 23d-st opposite Madison
souare Gentlemen please call There Is no mistake IN Dr.
RAZLITT curing ydrocel ruptures Cancers all eruption,
The skin in short and medicine 10 be used I'll cured
Also agents wanted the ofhce-open al o'clock daily
Powder for the Ladies that make them )ok sweet Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

NJ EM-1Ohh SUI tVSRA. 49, -
N n DOMINICK against JAMES MORGAN and GEORGE
w WORGAN.-Summous for money demand on contract
Corn not ser ITO the defendants above named; You are
hereby summoned and required 20 answer the complaint "a
This seton which will be fled in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
CITY ard County NewYok the City Hall IN the said City
and TO copy Of your 20 the said complaint on
the sub,che.s their Office al No Y IN the said
Civ within twenty days after the service OF this summons on
YOU exclusive the day OF such services and you fail 20 an
will take Indictment the Of Ten Hundred and Forty
nine Dollars and Th ynine cents with interest from the tween
vsbth dav OF Apr one thousand eight hundred aud
besides the costs Of this action1Dst May 9Th 1855
PIERREPONTk STANLEY, Plaintiff g Attorneys
NR-Tbe complaint wa filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Civ and County Of NewYork the h day of May 1855
myli lawGwM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County New-York Notice Is hereby given to al
persons having claims agsins, PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN Ne
Of the City Of NewYork deceased 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office OF Gabriel an
Colt No "a Coumbias the City Of New York before
the day July nexDated New York the I'd day OF Feb
ruary, 1855 THOS C. ACTON, Admnhtrstor.
f5lay6mM-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
NEW WnE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHEsrER-rhs ROCHESTER, I'D ON
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD h open, and, IN conneoron
with the Bufss Corning and HewYoIk and Newiosa and
Ere Ralrosd forms direct rosts from New fost 10 Koch
ester.
The drecne Of ths route together with the superior com
for, Afforded BY the wide renders By u the most sen
able between the stoye-nsmed cittca
Tcke be procured the NevYort and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oee DsAnet and Nc. 1913 Broadway also N
jersey City.
BsfSsre CHECKED through. "
Freshts will be transported between New and Koch
ester dispatch ANY information desired regard thereto
be obtained By calling upon the General Freight Agent Of
the NewY0rk and Enc Railroad, Enc Buildings, or L. B.
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No ls5 Broadway.
No Buffalo, Coming and New York Railroad on
Sunday J. A. REDflELD, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY for CALL

n FOkNIA-Oftce. No. l2i Broadwav.-Our next regular
kAlRESS for California Oregon Sandwich Islands aud the
SoStbe Coast Of the Pacific leave WEDNESDAY ths 2h
Inst Illinois via Panama, 5nd Northern Light, via
Nssfua IN charge q special Freight and pack
s taken 81 lowest Our facilities for conveying
mater 10 the interior towns of California unsurpassed as
cur own expresses and have agents AZ al the important
.lf sno trading places No connection with Adams Co,
" WIN any iotHier or present partner Of that house
VIM. Il. HALL, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Uater-Gure.

DR. f. +. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE
~ Establishment, springdae, Northampton, Mas Num-
Der limited 10 40. Establshed lSf7.'
hrs. SHEW a. TAYLOR's WATER-CURE,
IL corner Of 6h-sv and 33th@ NewYork and Oyster Bay
Village L. Steamer Coton daily from Fulton Market and
Long Island Railroad mornings and afternoons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

.fer MONDAY May A. 1855 and until further notice fus
ser ger Trains will Per foot Of Duane a. oAows We;
DTNKIRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for DunNrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Buffalo. =,
MAIL t8:l5A M for Dunkirk and Buffalo and uternedi
Stations Passengers by thus Tram VIII remain o'el ne
AZ Ovego, and proceed the next morning. .
ROCKIANB PASSENGER, at p 81, from foot Of Cham
hersst via Pemont Suerns and intermediate Statsi
WAY PASSENGER at p. NJ, for NewbuIsh and OusVile,
and intermediate Stations . ,.,,1n,
EMIGRANT att P. ~, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate Stations. - ,.-.,ps,a.,
WAY EXPRESS stISo r. NJ, Tor DunAifA s'o DNH@'0 ~.
intermediate Stations .oop.
On SUNDAY only one Express Train, at D: 80 T. NJ +,
These Express Trains at Enra with me rn, ma
Niagara Falls Railroad, for Niagara Falls al ou1AS snS pu
krk with the Lake Shore Railroad tor CeVeand
Toledo Detroit Chicago &c. and with hntcias sp'endia
''@-N w d. C. McCALLUM, General supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
FOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sEMI

On CHAKLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-Ths
s s'P p3p, NJ sooIhEhSsR 7. Even Commander. viii
81 . oel0ef NJ precisely For Freight apply board
wnere ~ o sdne VII be signed; for passage the
thcugh Tickets 20 florida @ follows; To jacksonvie sSl 70
SATURDAY, June a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

M Traveller, for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
all points and Sou,hW obtain Through Tickets
and ell information concerning routee fare he either By she
NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEWfORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD. BY application At the ComPsnys Of
fee, No. lc Broadway, cor: pey.s ,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
yneuranre Companies.
TOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III No zS7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF PAhh-fLACI'

THIS COMPANY with ample Cash Capita. MAKES s In
rspcss against LIFE RISKS upon the most hyoIsoe
either for the whole duration Of Life or more ne
Itin, rsher 10 m future usefune than TO any
benefit 10 policy holders the Company wi pas9
Man OF generations sAopted 81 It's organraton nS
S,th LIE insurance Company, extending may % 'a
xesr, zoe much and care can nAray 70 eAof
sis4d In the management OF its annIr .s,,, 81. Com,
a. DsrseoT, have pleasure In recommending me Con
equal In ne adVe1etes ano fosp"H
sIlsftv 10 sny other respectable INSTITUTION ..,., o.
- IN Furope all Of the year without extra charge
nPrciIL PERMITS will be granted for California, Austrs
~ Fa.t ndes and other Foreign Ports at reduced rae
P'" BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
q c.rhrslens James s. Sanford, John L. Buckley,
p.S. csh.p John r. Suydarn John w. MeseIeau,
eSso w Rss, Henry Beaded Joseph BStton,
T,snxi. A fslmer John Gray BENZ Babcock,
I.soS Rses James T. Hall, Eugene Dutilh,
y NJ TS,nnnd. Nathan starr Alexander Muir,
Henry s. Leyerch. VIM N. McIntiTe, John 5. Harris,
Joseph Foulke, Curtis yudson, 1eoI 1iAL.
sa,ni III Foster n. II. Wolfe, R. w Howes,
Iat.,, slo..or Albert Ward J. w. Kellogg.
JACOB REESE, President
WV v. PORTER Secretary.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS;
CHARLEs d. SMITH, Md, No q West l5th-s-
EDWARD FIELDS MD, No. Chsrtoss-
p daily the Office from to o'clock r M
JON II. MsTcALF, Md, Consulting Physician
s. CAmURELESG, ESQ.,, Counsellor
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NTFW-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

n RoAp0suMMER ARRANeEME ut, Mag I'ia
TRANS LrAyE NtwYOkK-PoS NeT;Hayen07 A. ~ a.,
h.S ssc n F9 NJ h1 l4s II sos5hSs
Il. Dane. Nj :SS efs:sx xI .ns e S nd
e, SarS % yol so e Chester s nd New
Roehelle-7 ga NJ; 1880 $40 $50 SIS SlS r NJ FOR rye
aud intermediate Stations A. NJ; KS" +'V ai' o."
CONNECTING TRANs-For Boston-s A. ~, EEL 2 NJ
E1) For Hartford and sphrEfed-s tEn.il ~, T. NJ
Er For conDeeteu, River RAILROAD 70 on n For
Sew.London Railroads. A. Nj P NJ FOR hoasAoh'e "a
roads A. NJ; SOP NJ. For Naueatnek knlroaa-S A ",
$50 ? NJ For pan0ury and S0'~Ai h''i0''-' ~
Trans TO Nrw.YoRK-FrOm New Hsyen-aSo, :, $50
GI 70 g S& !; n, fts M NJ EI From
SorwIs. So, SIS, io52 A. NJ; Ass tx SIS IS 10 70
NJ El From Port chesieIIsNSPSs Ss' HoYr sGpt
DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
npI viz and PITTSBUGH.-Tbe MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburge AssTirVF
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia NJ Inc p,.barrb
e, PhTssspbs At p H. The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIS
leave. Phsae phi. for Pi.sbursh II p NJ and r'o0s'
H. p.s connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads 70
and from ST. Louis, Mo- Alton 6Gens r rna H.o-e Maj
Frsnsfoa LeInscn and or. nd Cnenns Dayton,
sprnefed BelefortaiDe, SandussI Toaedoo 30 With
lrmbu. Zanesvie, Msssilon and w9osetb 49,. 81 Louis
the Steam Packet boats from she - NC"
Louisville and Cincinnati I'm, A. Oh. hotel, Of tho
For further particulars zee hand bans INC ,ritsous
nv route between East and West
Through tekets can DC bad ~ e'lhsi W "e
Pas" n e DIAN Agent New Jersey R.iross Co 100 Of
D. CoartlaDd 81, New f9rr
il ELLIooTT Assn. ss HS M, s New
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, sor nh ' SsnsistpsS
Esv-Ysrh, ApTl 10, isS.
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II r. e f NJ a N ~ C

II r. e Z NJ a N n o.,
II Successors Adams Co.'S an ,,o,-rr,
EXPRESS ar CALIFORNIA and WEST COAST Of sOUIh
AMERICA.
OHce No. SO b road way.
FREEMAN q COMPANY respectfully give notice that
,heir next EMPRESS TO CALIFORNIA and the WEST
COAST Of SOUTH AMERICA vi be dispatched per steamer
ILLINOIS via Panama on WEDNESDAY June y. 1888, Of
20ccck r. NJ; aud also SAN FRANCISCO, via Nicaragua
per NORTHERN LIGHT 20 sail same DAY, I"
BPM
Both Expresses in charge Of Special Messengers
Freight end small parcels received m p NJ for the steamer
via Psn2ns and fOr Nicaragua Steamer until I. NJ.
Goocs shipped in bond. Freight reduced Letters OF or
weight and under be ineosed in 10 Government en-
veiopes FREEMAN & Co, Projectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice hereby gwen 70 al
sons having claims sssust DUNCAN PHfFE late OF the Sty
Of NewYork deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber the Office of LIVINGSTON h
MILLER No 1872 Broadway, in the City Of NewfSrk 90 or
before the fifteenth DAY Of September next-Daed New lorf
the sth day Of March, 1855. -
WILLIAM PHYFE,)
JAS ID. PHYFE, Executors.
rf9rswfmN. WILLIAM VAIL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

Local FaTet given by D. Z baldwin, hI FHe V y 111 q
r. X. Once, Cleveland
Baggage Cleveland and Indian.
apolis from thence Louisville Madison Tere Haue La
fayeite and Evansville. - ,ou, ~,
Procure Tickets the Lake Shore Railroad Office in Ceye-
land of d. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent or d. Hoh-
TON at the Weddel House Cleveland
ONLY lst Hours FROM CLEVELAND TO LOUISVILLE kY-
Merchants wishing ship Goods can mske contracts m New
Yoi Boston Albany Troy with the General Freight Agents
Of the Railroad Companies Erie Canal Lines TO whom
through Freight Tariffs have been sent Goods addressed 20
care A. HILLS AGENT C. and c. Railroad Cleveland Will
be forwarded with dispatch. }. NOTIlNthAMt sup Il
For information relative the above apply 70 D.
HORTON General Ticket Aren't, Weddell House. OF C. IL.
BROOKS Passenger Agent at the c. and C. r. r. Depot