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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

A LIVE NEw YORKER IL THE Nova ScoTIA PsRLIA-
xEST.-The telegraph from Halifax announced the
election of esteemed friend Hiram Hyde, ESq Of
Truro to the Provincial Assembly Of Novs Scotia.
Mr.. Hyde native of Sandy fill, in the State of
NewYoTk, and has been for time one Of the most
enterring and successful Of the citizens Of that Prov
ince. He has been for years the mail contractor end
has dstanced all competitors in spite Of the unfayora
Die disposition Of the Provincial Government Five
year ago he obtained the contract for establishing tel
egraphic communications between Halifax and Pictou,
aud astonished his friends by completing the tine
Ia eight days from the commencement Of putting down
the first pole. He has subsequently established line
10 Sidney across the Gulf Of Csnso. -Four yeas ago
lie opposed member Of the Government running for
the Assembly from Truro and came within half dozen
votes Of bee,iDg him.
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NTFW- YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and

~ .fer MONDAY 8lsy H. 1855 ard until further notice Pas
suger Trains will Pier foo Of Duane follows, Va:
DTNE-RK EXPRESS, 81 o A. NJ, for Drnsrk-
FUFFALO EMPRESS. az 4. NJ, for Buffalo.
st8l5A NJ for psnk.rk ami Buffalo an n'e-r1ei-
are Stations PASSENGERS by ms Train viii remain night
A. O,rero. and proceed the morning -
ROCkIAND PASSENGER AZ p. ", from foot Of Cham
WAY PASSENGER Al ?. 81, ioE Newburgh and OtssIe,
snd intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRFsS a. N p NJ for Dunkirk AMI Buffalo.
ENIORANT at ?. NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo an inter-
rfd1tr Stations
WAY EXPRESS. az 20 T. NJ for DunEirk and ba1-o a1
iutrrulsdiate ers.ious.
On SUNDAY only one Express Tain, ~ 3 % ?. u
Thee Express Trains Elur WITH tne tnre and
kfrara Fus Railroad for Naz-rs ta4 AZ brfA and D-n-
tsk with the Lake Shore Raroel for Cleveland, Cnenn
Toedo De0it, Chicago, &C. aid ~lth nEz-c-ss spe14le
d. c. BlcCALLUM, General Sup't.
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chemical science and ehancal nipulatou only can
reduce such Soaps HARRISONs Having secured these
h. can recommend them fully worthy OF place m h ea
M Of bien Periunery for the American Continent ami
utrinscay ell the Soaps OF the world IA mttera
AZ brf en varieties, the demands vi utility
h. ~ md refre lnent. sCHiEFFELIN, BROTHERS co.
M l7c WI ia..t implies ary them wholesale All the
M stores where the best soaps Kept must have them.
r. o. REILLY. No. 100 Avenue ID, has them.
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SKIN BY the free use ofGOURAUDs exquisite ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP simply supplies any deficiency In grace
nue. horde cuticusr bemshessuch Tor instance rs
Tan Freckle. Pinps, Salownes sunburn fustu hisne.
R1vrra Redne and Roughnes- depart from before thus
wonderful soap. the rank night de"s are dispersed by the
morning sun r. soothing and healing qualities make II peeu
y valuable 20 the tender Of ntsi and for the purposes
of shaving and bathing ehsr in hard or sat wat ~ u at
tie article wanted GOURAUDS POUDRE SUBTLE il the
uv derisfory exant which will uproot superfuous hair with
ont injury 10 the most delicate skin GOUkAUDS hAlk
PFsTORATIyE will make why hair ,ky and glossy, force
hs 70 grow where has fallen Of and prevent har from turn
iug rrsmaturely zray. OOURAuDS LIQUID ROUGE IS
6eauf article for staining gale cheeks andp delicate
color GOURAUDS LILY WHITE Is the only article ladies'
should use for Whitening the complexion.
Dr. FELIX GOURAUDS really valuable preparations are
only 10 genuine No. 81 Wakerst hrst store Jrn
Broadway. CALENDAR No SO South 5d-st' PhlAdelphai
and BATES, No. 129 Washln gtou-st Boston, &c
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mc0ical.
curv r,fpopTANT IN VOTING MN

IVIGHIY IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN
Those affected pain the back, headache, amness
of vision rngnr she pnpss the forehead ana ia
rtisl % o memory and impairment OF the mental powers,
togeer with general of tone ani energy " the ye
should AZ once procure Of D. ASIONS SEALED olh-
CTIARs IL " they will ind fall aud plain exp anaon
OF the fatal tendency Of these symptoms win the
r ue aud afi ma mode without useless tedcaf0n
Hundreds Of ATTEST ifs value This - no mum
luz Order one az once and ecu will be CONVINCED OF ~ ruin
me- circulars ave cent gratis any address or the receipt " ne
postage stamp directed Dr. JAMES ASHTON Box No3sS,
York;
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NEW WInE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

N YORK 70 ROCHESTFR-The ROCHESTER and GEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD = now open, aid, in connection
Nth the Buffalo Coming and Nevfork. and New lofa ana
Ene Railroads, forms direct route from Ae~-f oA :" hA
The directness q this route together with the superior com
r afforded By the wide reucer y By Tar t.e os 1e
abe between the ab0ye-named cities A.,
Tickets can be procured the Nefork ,nd Inc hArosa
eke Ofee foot Of Du-nest and No 10 broad~-Ji '-
gersey City
Baggage checked through. .,pA
with d.sraich Any Information desire ~ sasy
can he chained By ealing upon he Gensai rfelsh'
the Neu-York and Ere Railroad, Enc bsidlaes or u =
TAPPAE Express Freight Agent, No. $50 bresdwsy.
surssy J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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Gfrursions.
-,oR .he FIsHING RANK-FARE FIFTY

E'OR the FISHING BANKS-FARE FIFTY
IL CENTs.-The new and splendid steamboat aEkouhl,
Cert. RlCHD YATES viii make daily tDs 70 the Fishing
stcpf Fort Hamilton each way lsnndsys eIeegt
ed ihrouehout the sesson-eo1neneisg on WEpSESDAl
NAV s. Leaving a. follows Foot Of Jacksou-st, z R. Il 4
o'clock AN; MAJOR Browns foot Of Auo-s'-. y K, q
oclsck A. NJ; foot Il Sprinzsf, y r. :. o'clock ioot
ef Rotin.onst y R. O'clock PEE No. 4, " r., a. 81
o'c och.
Roaming at 6oclook P. ".
Refrehneu Fi,hrgtsckle and Bait furnished board.
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U9ter-Crre.

TIP TRAILS WATER-CURE and MEDICAL,
fscgooT No Is Lsshtst AeconasoaAiions az "" per
scns Coupetent Femala f1yse.An-. ----
hrs. sHEw & TAYLOR WAIEK,COkE,
eo-sr ~ stbsv and sah-st NeT-fot and .yeter Gay
TSI II steamer Groom daily from Fulton Market, and
f1nrIi-rd Railroad nornings and Atterno0ns
Mrs NJ A. TORBET, Wster-Cure Physician
wi IS As Pruadxay (Sloae.'s Bridirg No 81 con
Trps.TI0SAI LE5S0S every afternoon for Ladies,
pb-r- the Of Heath Causes Of Deaae and Methods
offnre Obstetric PrAffee Attended 70.
CARATOGA SPRINGS WATER-CURE.-Th
- es,abishEent, staasd the Coapess Sprrg open
through the rear Pae,s wih fud here every haty Tor
thorough una Q. the WxerCae. For farther information, st
ssess y. BEDoRTHA, Il. ..
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RIVER RATLPOAD-On and after

II MONDAY May 1885, the Train. vii ieaye Chsmbsr,
Station s follows: Express Train, 4 NJ, connecting "ih
Nc,Iern and Western Train Mail Train, 4. ~ Through
Wsy Train - VI. Express Train s. IS r. VI Aceommodnion
T'rrfp 7 p 81 For Poughkcepsie-Wsy Mail, A. Nj TX
rress A. 20 F. NJ Way Freight AMI Passenger Train - % Pm
For Peekski.l--s:e, 4, ard P ~ For Tarry9wn-
IOl5 AN: 85o P NJ The Tarryown, Peekskn and Porgh-
keeuse Trains stop All the Way Ssons Passengers taken
A. thsmbers Canal, Christopher, and 3st--ts UNDAf
MAIL TRAIN AZ A NJ from Csnalst, for Albany and Troy
sfouriug az al WAY Stations. NJ. l.. S1hfS IT., Supl
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CFw.JFRsFY RAnRoAD-For PHILADEL-

~ PHIA and the SOUTH AM WEST, via JERSEY CITY;
-Uri-sd state rs ard Express Lse Leave ei ork sn
% A. L. and and T. n through IN four hours secolt
Cas- 3 In he le e IS Ia 4 and y u and u A. NJ and
p ~ The Esyv-Jsey Accommodating Line esTes a. Y "
rfcr~t- r. Ell wIv-s-arol T-rDu.h Tickets sod if
Clcnrs iat SO ard the Wet and fr Batinore W.sns
tcn Norfolk kc and through b4sssse checked TO washington
L 8 A ". anG6 4 "
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RAILROAD-THREE

/ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHLLA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBUGH-lhe MORSiNS Mali,
m AIN leaves Phaep ha for Pittsburgh u A. " and
leaves PITTSBURGH for hsdephas A. NJ The sAsl LIN
leaves Plade pha for Pittsburgh a. T. NJ. and Pttsbufgn
for Philadelphia az p ". The NIGHT IMPRESS TRAIN
leaves Phiade rha for Pittsburgh II NJ and Pittsburgh
for pfia ~ 10 ?. NJ. o., ,,,- =,
The Al i've lines connect RI Pittsburgh with the Railroad. 70
and from s.. Louis No; Alton Gsena snd CHICAGO III
Fran ford Lexington aud Los sye Ky; Terra Hante Mad
son La Fayetre Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton
Srru gcid Beliefonfane. sanduky Toledo Cleveland 20
mhrs Zauesyiie MasilOn, and Wooster Onio aso WIN
the steam Packet boat tom and TO New-Orean 81 LOUIS
Louisville snd Cincinnati. 49,.
For further particulars hantbs In the hotels OF ms
Cify Pe.seurers will nd this the shortest most expeditions
and comfortable route between the East and West ,
Through tickets had either the above nefoned
places ia the West, Of - .
II. b. DEAN Agent few-Iersey Railroad Co, FOOT oil
Courtlnd-st New York.
L. ELLIcOTT, Asen; Pennsyl7ania Railroad Co..
No. , Astor House, New. York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor 18th and Msrke,,s;s.,
New York April 10, 1883 PnIadelpha-
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nFYYSyTyANIA RAnROAD.-The GREAT

n
II CENTRAL ROUTE, Connecting the Atlantic Cfies WIN
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, 9y con-
tiru Hallway direct The Road also connect, a. fsourkh
with ay inc Of all ports on the Western hers
and ar Cleveland and Saudusky with Steamers - az pots uh
tho Northwestern Lakes; making le most direct ah
reliable route By which FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 anu
frt m the Great West ,.,--..u,-,,r,
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlIISBUR1h-
FIR.r CLAss-Boos Shoes Dry Goods, tn 7c per 100 d.
boxes) Furs. Feathers, @c..... ........:..
SrcoND CLAss-B0oks aud stationery, Dry 80 ~
Goods. in bales) Hardware Leather oec' per iN 10
Wool, Gc..............-....-... .'...'..;)
THIRD CLAssAnyis, Baegms' Bacon ana Soc per 100 H.
Pork. lin hulk) Hemp, Sc..: ..-....-.;)
Fourth CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon end 10 rer 100 r
Pork (Packed) Lard sud Lard OIL. 49,: :, =, -,
In shirriug Goods from any point eas' OF m,
tculs 10 mark the package ma PcnnyNama hMit9sL Al
Goods Unsigned 20 The Agents Of this Road AZ Phhadephs or
Pittsburgh will be Forwarded without detention . 49,, .
FRFtcHr AGENrs-Moses Potter, Bostoni }. l.. ruou'
New.York; r. j. sueeder, Ph adelphia Magraw hoons'
Velfnore; Geo C. Ftnccus ffshurghi spnn8nan b,o"
Cntirrad Ohio J. :. Moorlead, Louisville NJ. T. e
Medium Madison Ind; Ra-cf Co., St LOUIS, no. J. .
Mitchell { Sou, Evansville. Indiana
For further parcul srs or bills of ladinS Apply 20
j. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. RAILROAD Co.; OF -
C. b. ALLEN. M. ? Astor House, New forA.
IL H. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent fAiladelllS
H. J. LOAlBAERI Superiute ldent, Aioona, Pc
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ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD-summer Ar

II y y u
raueemen Sundays excep,edl-On aud after sArUR-
DAY ID of June 1855, Trains Es't leave Brooklyn
Tor Greenport NJ. daily and Fridays and Saturday,
3.45 p NJ for Yaphauk A. VI. aud 81 p NJ for Farming
dse A. n and 5ij aud r. 81 for Sy0sset, 10 A. VI and
4:i5 r. Nj for Hempsead 10 4 NJ snl 3: i:l5 and M
for Jsmaica and 10 A. NJ. and 3ij, 49, ana r. IL
Freisht Train leaves a. A. ".
TRAINS GONG WEsr.-Leave Grecnpor for Broosyn, 10
NJ daily and SATURDAYS and Mondays $50 A NJ aphiuk
fr Brooklyn. t:l3 and IFS A. NJ Lakeland for BROOKLYN
G:6 A. 81 aud l1:c5 p NJ Fanninzdale tor Brooklyn, aat
$50 ~ end l:Cj ~; Syosset for Brooklyn, 4 NJ snd
$40 ?. NJ Hampstead for Brootlyn 6:& 7: and 4 ~
and 80 5:l5 r. ~; Jamaica Brooklyn $50 1910, 800
and s:f n and l0 and 5:55 p 81 Freight Train leaves
AZ 4 NJ.
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via sTONINGTON

Ia fir BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW-BEDfOhD Sna
TATNTON.-Iulend mute, carrying the Ia refn NAL
The new steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone and
C. VANDERBILT Cart w H. Frszee IN connecto on with the
sicringon Providence and Boston and Pr0ydse haA-
rrafs eavus selork daily lSun-svs excepted tom pF
No IN R. tfa wher above Battery place. az 6c,ocS f'
AM S,rneton q o'clock NJ arrival Of the Nal uan'
which leaves Boston az > 50 PM
Tbse STEAMERS are unsurpassed for eneth safety Sped
comfort and elegance The officers experienced aud sh
tive. 49, ,t-.su..
The C. VANDERBILT. from NewYork-hon.ay, Weine-,
asv and Friday From Souingt0n-fgesiay, IhursdAJ aud
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New. York-Taesday Thur,
dav and saturday From Stoniusonon-ay NeoneslA! and
Passengers on arrival stouingon proceed Immediately per
Piroad 10 Providence. Boston, Taunton and New be9A IA
the Express Mail trsn reaching said places s.Ftre l ~ "a
ysrce on those by other routes and il ample time r All me
eerv Morning Lines connecting NORTH AMI tas' fas' rs
h5 rrer IL remain on board the steamer ENJOYING uiga
r. Jsurbed brc sting desired, aud leave Sfonston "a
the A. NJ trun connecting 81 Proyid nee VITA the II a d.
tra.n for Boston. Taunion snd New -Bedlor- -, o.
Throueh tickets Mondays, Wecne.diys sia TOT
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, via
correcting with the new steamer Eagle WING. 80 .
Barrago Master accompanies the Steamer and IRA through
etCh way. 800, ,,-.f.u .,..
For pGssase berths ,aeroors or freight apphcanon nay
be mace AZ pier No North River, A. the oce No. ~ h"
tgryplEce.
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COAP and CANDLES.-ALLAN HAY q 20.
- SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURERS Nos ~ y
and g sy beg respectfully inform he Aerehsn AnI
Pubc that they manufacturing hsr he,ea
MOLD CANDLES for 1se-s sire. from 70 10 %
the pound; also. their celebrated LAUNDRY SOAfs ~
superior sree-nssde expressly for the Laundry Al toI
wsrrsnied branded and marked with nse and psee
business in full.
NB.-Al Eoods delivered IN the ety free Of expense
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Cory OF SIC. Or TIE Aer ReLAISs TO TIE svanEsOsE

Cory SEP on THE ACT RELATING 10 IhL SSNNh'N"'
OF BOxDs. APPROVED FEB. II, lSo1 49,,
All holders Of that cln Of state Bends for when
~ bds are b. issued by section eight 81 ct mum
lred m Of the laws for the year 1879 entitled an ACT
q, nyode for the funding the Outstanding Internal improve
,t Warrants Of STATE and the interest due theeon ana
la. r idaug and funding the amount Of primo pal AMI IN
tert actually due upon the part paid FIVE Million Loan oh'
are required within six months from ana amer e P
ssee Of tbs present b0n1s Of this state nei py
Teasuers Office for the purpose 81 having
the due thereon accurately scehnt anu ne" p9ns
issued fhersfo according the provisions Of sed Ac and IN
ease thew fail present said bonds within the Tune heeS
nu,crted no interest shall be allowed SAID bonis 70 te
holder OF holders thereof after that time 20 that the same may
Incorporated INTO sal1 new oona 80 20 pe
issned ., rt of the principal thereof ana the otsc ea'
,urer hereby authorized all reasonable and proper
notice provisions Of this Act a. best 10 secure the Cd
ject by contemplated -. -
Cory OF SEC. OF The ACT RELATING TO THE BATES OF
ADJUSTMENT THE PA2T-PAiD BONDS APPROVED
APRIL ]. 1913 $500
SECTION g. That upon the surrender AZ the Treasury Of hi.
Stale Of any the part paid Five Million Loan Bonds M
the holder OF The shall be entitled to receive
Of this State certificates Of stocks or bonds
four hundred and three dollars and eshtyesht
cents on each and dollars Of said bonds for principal
thereon the rt day Of January eighteen
hundred and ana adding Tor subseqleu interest al
the per three hundred and two
dollars and cents Tor each thousan1 hor OF
sal bonds to computed up the first dGy Of January next
nfer the surrender thereof PyOrded The Coupons SINCE
July eighteen hundred and foyone, snail Iean attached
therefor an
Pyorfded further That any Of the Coupons falling
said bonds between the hrt day OF july
bonds shal be delivered the state treasurer with
bonds which they belonged there shall be deducted
from authorized be issued in new bonds under
preceding section the Of nine dollars and eighty cents
and dollars twenty1u for each Coupon
removed from q bond Of three thousand dollars
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vI,HE SUPREME COURT.-THOMAS

TlNHE SUPREM COURT.--IhOMAS
i ROGERS, MORRIS KErCHUM and JASPER GRos-
yFNOR against The MADISON STEAM MILL COMPANY
summon. for a money demand on coniracs--sCom MOI
ITO the Deendants You hereby slnmoned and
h herewith seryed uron yon and copy Of your answer
70 the said complaint the subscriber AZ hs once, No III
Wsp Ia the Civ OF New. York within twenty days after The
erce OF th on you exclusive OF tho day Of such
service; and you fail the said complaints within the
time efors as the plaintiffs In this action viii take Judgment
against YOU for VI eleven thousand seven hundred md
eghiynne SLIGO dollars, with interest from the h day OF
October hundred and bfy four besides tho
costs Of this sction.-Dated, April Is. 1855
HIRAM KETCHUM, Jr, Plaintiff Attorney.
BThe COMPLAIN IN this action hed Ia the oce OF
the Cerk Of City County Of on 18Th Of Al
AKA mya iswjwfu
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nrr,cr on TIE MINNEsorA MlNINe CoMr.yY. !


l87 Grecuwich-si., Newly ork, May 2th, 1855. )
NICTICE.-1he TRANSFER BOOKS of this
IN COMPANY will be finally closed on SATURDAY, the 9th
dav OF June next preparatory tn dis outon Of the presen;
under the General Mining Law
of ne STATE o Mich gan The dividend payable the 10th
will accrue to the stockholders standing the Books
at the said time Of closing. -,
specs and final meeting Of sale stockholders vii be held at
this Office on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF Junt ncxf at II
eieocL A. NJ. into effect the dissolution OF ald
MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY, as resolved at the late
Annual Meeting; and Immediately thereafter on the same day.
The first OF stockholders under the organization VIII
be held for the Of Officers the adoption Of Bylaw
of other business 10 complete the
laid re os sani alton recording 10 law.
by order of The Directors,
SAMUEL J. w. BARRY. Secretary.
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O,NDFV and ANROY RAILROAD to PHIL

TAMIFN md AMBOl hAILhVtU 20 7 II
X ADELPHIs from Pier No. l North hiver--I"o lines
deiv AZ A. NJ and 2 P. NJ. Morning lines a, \ u, ~
.,eanboat JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AMBOl thfuce oy
S2P H.. by JOHN POTTER to AhBOf. thence eifect 70
Camden by car through in FIVE hours Fare - Way &c
eourodsfou and Emg grant Lines q T. H. Fare ~ ." LIN
,-.r. Linz T. NJ. 81 -.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
g. NJ PETTENGILL a CO., No ll9 Nassaust, New YORK
have made such with The best and wd
sted iCurnss The United States and Canadas that hey are
enabled make saving Of time and expense 10 the ed'ee
Who do hus through them They seec the best papers aud
advertise scuousy the very lowest prices and "aSs
Keen The fcrst Of their Merchants IN
I'd 20 Gallo them.
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IT,. ,bev AZ. reored 70 surrender the AZ the office OF
The az Lcnsng before the h day Of Ansus
oex, ensuing M adjustment sgreesby 70 the PROVISIONS Of 'l
A. 1be ate Of such adjustment VIII be IN accordance WITH
che en- oton Of numbered 7S approved Ap 8s
0e,e auueyed The bonds 20 be issued In the Adust
snt ~ fboe above described will contain clause emitting the
Rode 10 ANY and all ans the State may have asans me
United States RGnk. and the Mor Cana ena benxNs oo
snv az tLe legal representatives growing out Of the negos
hon oftLe Five Million Bonds and such bonds when
issed viii b. made uayab In New York, bsth a. 10 principal
and interest and viii b. redeenable e. the time ixed Tor
the maturity tie original parpad bonds The ntesst 90
SAID new bnds VIII be paid seannuay, on the hrst dhy o.
July ard Inru6y Of each year, until the Instny o. .o
Lods or the redemption Of the principal After the efpns
tor OF said 18th Of August the interest on all TINS cls OF oon
e S. s. HOLMEs, State TIe asnrer
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~ HARBOR-The splendid new steamer Isl AND bkLLE
Capt j. Pot IT, will commence Der regular t-ps for Green
po Seq Hsbor leaving NewNeTk 1m Caihari2e Ak,
sip a. ! PM. on TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana sAls hpAti
ref.rrus will leave "a. Hs-bor hOSDAl, WEDNESDAY
sre FRIDAY Il An land AZ Nohport an4 ORIENT toIt
bob ways Pare Ssz ha-bor. Gseenport ana oiet Foi
rsss The ISLAND BELLE VIII make her afst trp on SAT
IEnAN he
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP

CUpREME COURT.-ln the matter Oh the APP
- pa,ion the Mayor Aldermen and Somnonsiiy OF t,e
ork relative the opening Of ElGHTISECOSD-
slRfFT from Hudson River 70 the East River tencep
ch portion az included in the Central Pk In the Cy OK
NexYopursuau 10 such made end provided,
the nsvor Aldermen and COamonslty Of the City Of New
York hereby give noce that they nleud to apply 20 me su
n1ue Cont Of the state Of NenYOrk Special Term OF
aid Corr TO he held at the City NewYork Saturday the
10th ay D. lass at the opening OF the Court on
ht day or a. soon thereafter counsel be heard for tho
apron ssoners Of Estimate and Assessment IN
he above entitled mater the and extent Of the nm
prys ,cnt Hereby Intended the opening Of s2d from the
Hudson River the East Ever leNcept such portion as IN
ended IN the Central Pak) IN The said City Of Sewi ok,
a out on the map plan said City, under AMI BY virtue OF
an Ac Of the ganre Of the People Of the state o. New
York entitled relative 10 improvements touching me
LAYING roads in the City OF Nefok and TOR
n ie55 ROBERT }. DILLON,
,nvE2tul6 Counsel 10 the Cooperation
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NkW-JERSEf.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, corimenc,ng Apill Z
I5esve New York for E1sfon hy Rel jacket and
Wvrunc from Pier No. ,, North River, AZ Il d. anu
r. VI. For sonervie, (yayJ a. $3.50 7. VI.
Tie above A. Eizabehrown wi'h rE. on ne
New-Jersey Railroad. which leave Ne.4 from loot Of
C,r.rtlsnat.st ef g A. d.. - NJ. ani Z and L. NJ
JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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4'' Ftw5D X COLLINS. No s. wsl-st, y. 7.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN kESNARD Co,
z Austen FlArs, LONDON
B. g. WAINWRIGHT Co, P2rs-
GEO II. DRAPER, Hayre. Al,
Tn, owners Of these ships Will be accountable u; s
silver IN lion specie. esy precious stones or metals ~
N; - e are ed therefor and the valre thero: u rn
e1QTessec -. 49,. g,a ~
not cary any zoots coufrabanl OF
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TYF VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of

Il FkNsHIPS.-The frstcass ncWste.itIslp NIB
STAR annex master vii leave New OK rem PHI W
sd North River foot Of Chanbe., - NOUN lEee1eH ~
SATURDAY June 9. for HAVRE direct .,,o
Passage. s+"ss.'''''f
sclnt-c.as Passage. =. N
The NORTH STAR vii b. followed ~ TIE MEL Sns
TIE cvrer Of thes- viii not D. account soc io 80
silver Ruicu Srece Jerrlry Precious stones o. Ass ~
less tbs Of iadng signed therefor, ALL the 'aar ~
therein exrrsss-. - --s-..-...,..s 81.
rcce ard goods taken usrs ra-es No freight reeei" ~
te- noon q the day before sailing
No berth secu-ss uurl pail Letters Il. CO -
o. VIII lived the ofoe mp . y A = o, tAs
III. md VII b. carried s-roag II -l--Laoif pa
loek and On arrival Hzyre VII be iE-e--ey asf'-
PostCrice there. -
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Tor REPORT, UNION, PORT MON
Il MOUTH RED BASk. SHREWSBURY and MIDDLE
TOWN TOIST-The steamer EAGLE leaves lot OF Murray
daily lexcert Sunday ocock Returning leaves foTt
Monmouth az s ?. NJ and Mon a. I ?. "