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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28


II. W. LATHAM, Aucioneer.
CPFCIAL SALE-By order of the Hon. ii. T..
- Talbot Auditor Of the Of Indiana for account OF In
diana Suspended hanks. THOMPSONS STOCK AUG,
TON SALES -On THURSDAY, June g. at the Merchants
Exchange, a. l2i O'Clock.
For account Of the Bank Of Attica Ind.
Ell eco Indiana STATE q per cent Stock.
9Ol0 Indiana State per cent stock.
Atlantic Bank, Jackson:
600 Indiana State y POI cent stock.
Orange Bank, Poseyvile;
LOCO State Of Indiana per cent Stock.
Bank ofAlbepy. New-Albanyi
700 Indiana State per cent Stock
state Sock Bank at Peru;
q SEQ Indiana Stae per cent stock.
Bank Of Bridgeport:
eco Indiana State per cent Stock.
Bank of America Morocco:
$500 Indiana State per cent Stock
Public Stock Bank, Newport:
7,CoO Indiana State per cent stock.
EHart County Banks
40tCO Indiana State y per cent Stock. -
5tOC Louisiana State Bds int from LIST june l8
Louisiana State Bds int from lst APRIL 1850
500 Virginia State per ct Bds, int.
Traders Bank, Nashville:
l6 $50 IndiaDa State per cent ock.
Per Individual Order:
7ecO Great Western Railroad Company illinois, per
cent Mortgage Convertible Bonds Int February and Au-
quot In New.YoTk, due 1865
no 600 Mempi is City (rennessee per Bonds In
terest January aud July in New. YOrk. Due 1894
All purchases be paid for before o'clock OF the
ay the sale When purchases made for account OF
parties out of city per will be required the day Of
sale and grace given taddng INTEREST," the balance
Accrued Interest will 10 the purchaser 1.-THE same as
Board Of Brokers) except the Indiana State Stocks
which sold interest Of. -. ...o....o,,
Office No. Wall-st JOHN THoMFSoN,
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IFW WIDF-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK to ROCHFsTER-The ROCHESTER and GEN
vsFF VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open and IN eonneeno1
with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork and New OK -
Enc Railroads, forms direct route from Ne~'i ofA " W
ester. o., -, -. 49,,
The direc.nes. Of this route sseher with the superior com
t afforded by the wide renders Il 81 A me noS
able between the shove named cities
TeIet. can be procured the Newton and Erie HAro
Ticket Office Of DuAnest and No lso brosdNAJi
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
FreiShts will be transported between New oft a5o se
ester with Dispatch Any information desired resato
eaa be obtained by calling upon the General tresn'
,he KewYork and Ere Railroad, Enc BundnSs or u .
TAPPAS Fxpress Freight Agent, No. lsS Broadway
snnSsy j. A. REDFlELD, Superintendent
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ONG ISLAND RAHROAD.-Summer AZ:
IL rsnsrmsnt tsunaays s1cepred-On and s'ser sAIun
DAY ~ "a Of June s Trains gong East esye Broosyn
Cor Gresnyort A M daily aud Pray. and sstnraays
3:<5 p a. FOR Ysphank NJ and 5:S p. for F,rminz
dse A g. and s:ss and n; fOI sJoset 10 n ,Ia
4:l5 81 sor Hampstead 10 A. ~ and 5:S, tlo aa ~
for Jsm.es, and 10 A. NJ and s'%5. AIS and r ~
Freisht Tram leaves ~ A NJ A., q.
TRAINS GOING WEsr.-Lesve Greenp0rt for brookyn 10
A ", daily and Saturdays and Msndsys ~; 81 fsPaAnt
for Bpooslyn e:o5 and If 81 A. NJ lakeland Tor bFooEyn
s:Ss A. NJ and 1906 p NJ; Famins1Ae for Brooklyn and
1:3e A. NJ snd l. Is p n syosset for Broofyn A. NJ ara
$40 p NJ Hampstead for Brooklyn, 6:3, Ian and A. NJ,
and 80 and 5;3P NJ JEmAo. for Brookyn $50 7;lo la;
aud cas- .:Io and 5:s5 P. NJ Freight Train leaves
STA NJ.
LOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON
stesnbost KEYPoRT leaves MGrrAy-t DAILY tsundays
exoeptedl O'Clock p 81 Returning iesye heypo N u
o'eioek A NJ FGe to Keyport, . et'i Fort hamton ~ c
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ Spring ARRANGEMENTS cornmeneins Apal 2
ls-Lesve New-York Eaon BY steamers Red Jacket aud
Wyoming fom Pier No. ?, North River, A. NJ, and
p NJ. For SornerYlle, (wayl a. $3.50 p. NJ
The above au eouuec. a. Eizabethrown with trains the
NewJerey Railroad which leave New.York from toot OF
Courtsni.-st A. A. 81, Il NJ. Gad and =. NJ
JOHN D. STERSS, Superintendent
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OCEAN Steamers, &r.

II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
u. HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-On MONDAY,
I,lv ar p N frm pier foot Of Warren-st. n. r. the
weiiknown and favorie Steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt.
,nrv Wine having thoroughly overloaded and put IN
condition. viii her place in the line ard sal a.
above.
Passsre can be secured at the Company's Office.
Freig6t 10 New reans. 80 cents per cubic foot
SINNERS will be supplied with blank bills Of sdng OF The
81 rnea bv the Company on application their Office. Ne
other forms signed and bills Of lsdng viii be signed after
the hour Of sailing 70 = -
For eikkt passage, Apply al the once OF M sDongenJ
No la West st., corner Of warren ~ " hODhhAS'
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r. r. Office Cleveland -
BGsgage checked from Cleveland Beefntane and Indian
srolis from thence Louisville, Mstson Terre Hsute, La
fsyeiie and Evansville. - -
Procure Tickets az the Lake Shore Railroad Office IN Cleye
land Of ID. C. BALDWIN General Ticket Agent or d. HOk-
TON, 81 the Wedde House, Cleveland
ONLY lst HoURs FROM CLEvS-AsD TO LOUISVILLE, NY
Merchants wishing ship Goods can make contracts m view
York Postp Albany Troy with the General Freight Agents
Of the Rsirosd Companies Enc Canal Lines 20 waoa
through Freight Tarr have been sent Goods addressed 20
care A HILLS. Agent C. c. and Railroad Sleye and WI
be forwarded with dispatch J. NOTTINGHAM, supt
For information relative the above routes spply 70 d.
HORTON General Ticket Agent, Weddel House, or c. H.
BROOKS PASSENGER Agent N the C. c. and c. K X Depot
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HENRY II. LrrDs, Auctoneer-By II. ". LEyDs Co.
WINES and ClGARS-0n THURSDAY, June

WINES and ClGARS.-0n THURSDAY, June
w 20 o'clock, the sales No ls Nasau-st-
Last previous the Fou ID OF July Of WINES and war
ranied ported Havana and Principe ClGARS-The balance
Of he stock Of of the first houses IN the city.
The all Of high order aud warranted ia
spect pure genuine in quantities suit purchaser consist
ing baskets Champagne real R0rz Port in botte~ from
house Of Das Co. OF OpOO Ooroso Sherry IN bottles from
house Of 6opIae, Dubose Of Xeres Pemstn sher pure
mice Gould Co, and Newton Co. old south
Side Maeer In and demohn Caret Hook and ssrterne
Of first ae quality; choice old Cognac Brandy OF Otard Hen
pesv and ether ayrie brands Of vintage from 1905 1920
ebfsted old Jamaica Rum several in the London Docks
previous to being imported and not surpassed by any IN TINS
try uper tivan Hoand sohpedsm Gin, unryned for
purity deesey with other choice Wines Se Sold to close
up shipment.
Also III zoo very superior imported Havana and Principe
CIGARS from Of the first importing HOUSES In this CITY
cen ising of 9t0e Csnoas AGO Sultan9s, So
y SEQ F. Dorad SEQ Sutanos in l0; % 900 Carodores M
500 plantation with other brands, al warranted genuine ana
uch seldom offered at auon They are cold % close
nents be examined the morning of sale With
catalogues.
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Water-Qure.

DR. f. L. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE
~ Establishment, Springdse, Northampton, Mass Num-
Der limited to 40. Established 1871"
hrs. SHEW & TAYLOR's WATER-CURE,
~ corner of 6h-av and New York and Oyster Bay
Village L. Steamer CrotOn daily from Fulton Market, and
Long Island Railroad mornings and afternoons
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OFFICE AUpIToR or STATE OF INDIANA
IEDIASAPoLIs May %, 1855.
STATE STOCKS.-The following

OFFICE AUDITOR or STATE OF lsDIASA,}
IsDIASAPoLIs, May "a, 1853
GALE of STATE sTOCKS.-The following
~ named Banks having failed TO comply with the law OF TINS
will sell public auction the Merchants Exchanse IN the
Of York, THURSDAY, the 18th OF June next, AZ
NJ the securities held trust for the redemption OIL
che circulating notes Of said Banks, VIZ:
Traders Bank AZ Nsshvile.
Bank Of Attica, at Attice.
Public Stock Bank, at Newport.
Bank Of Bridgeport.
Bank Of North America at Morocco.
State Stock Bank Of Indiana, at PeTu
Bank Of Albany, at New Albany. 1870.
Orange Bank Poseyve, consisting OF Indians per Cent
Stocks a..
Atlantic Bank Jackson, Consisting Of Indians q per Cent
Stocks fl, n, -
Cent Louisiana per Cent and Virginia per Cent Bcnds
III. l.. TALBOT. Auditor.
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CEALEp PROPOSALS win be received at the

-
~ Ooe o. the CeTk Of the Board Of Education corner Of
Grand and knts iond where else until the 18th day OF
July iusfsnf AZ Il o'clock NJ. for the COAL and WOOD
CURED for the Pubic School. of hi. City ensuing Win
ter; lazy about 80 tuns OF Coal rds of Oak Wood aud
c0rds Of Pine Wood or esl The COAL must be Of
the beat quality Of Leish White Ash OF 1910 lbs the un
weighed by selected by the Committee delivered
IN The Tins The various School Houses The proposals
location Of the mine from which IL proposed sup
ply The Cool end the price for urnsce size and stove -.
The WOOD be OF the best quality and des ercd properly
sawed and piled In the school yards ay be designated By
The proper authority The Pine Wood to be not less than feet
nehes In ngh and the OAK not less than three long and she
sueks not less than three inches ~ diameter.
Ifpca must state the pIee cord OF 2S cubic feet
oa ueatu for pine and or oak and also the price cut
for saving each load The wood will inspected and measured
by Tenon appointed by the Committee AZ least two thirds
OF the wood and coal be delivered the schools where
ordered during the months OF August and September and the
balance when required for consumption Security for the faith
fu performance OF the will be ~ ed and each pro-
Posa must be accompanied with the and signatures OF
The proposed surcties
JOHN DAVENPORT.
LEONARD l.. JOHNSON. Committee.
GEORGE T. NELSON, on
ROBERT A.. ADAMS. suppIies
ANDREW j. CASE.
RewYcrk, June n, Isba
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY will sell, THIS DAY,

ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell, THIS DAY,
IA June l2 O'clock at the Merchants Ell ,hanse TOR ac-
of whom II may concern:
$500 Wsertown Railroad per cent Bonds,
Rl.(C0 each.
5000 Cleveland, Paresvie and Ahtabua Railroad Bonds,
o. eco each.
$500 Tere Hsuie and Alton Railroad I'd Mortgage per
cent Bonds 81 600 each.
$500 Yushng Railroad LIST Mortgage cent Bonds
81 eco each. n,
81 Geo each. -,
$500 LAKE. Erie WabAh Louis Railroad lst Mort
sa9e 7 per cent Convertible Bonds, 81 900 each
"a Go Chicago Mississippi Railroad 10 per cent Income
Bonds. -, ooo.L
$500 Nev.York nd Erie Railroad Bonds, 81 900 each
<I5t Hudson River Railroad Let Mortgage per cent Bonds
40 shares Chicsgo and Mississippi Railroad, 300 each
20 shares Third.av. Railroeo, $lc0 each
20 shares Chatham Bank, f25 each.
10theres Atsrtic Bank, $lC0 each. -
Isc shares Hamilton le Insurance Co., hypothecated To
each.
21 shares Ienox Fire Insurance Co., rs each.
shares New York and Virginia Steamship Co.. 300 each
$50 shares Hampshire Coal and Iron Co., : 10 each;
fhares CiDenu and Little Rock Slate Co, $50 each
SO ssTes Frsuciss Metallic Life Boat Cooperation hypothe'
Gated, s50 each.
$50 .har,s Marble and Stone Carving Co. Of NewYork. by
pothe d. so each
$50 shares Newton Copper Face Type Co of New-YOk by
po;f ecsfed, $40 each - ,r, n,r
each
s5 shares Apalscticos Land Co, SOC acres each.
"a shares Union ndia Rubber Co Of New York 500 EACH
TERMS SALETep per this day and the balance be-
The accrued interest al the BONDS
will be charged the purchaser
Next Regular Sale on MONDAY, July 2
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ISSS DAY BOAT for 1874
a. Nal Gr,sy Point West Point Newbargh PosghkeeP-
ne, Rhnebeci c.,skh Hudson, and cSIsssss Meals Neal
seryed on board The fsvorite steamer ARMENIA, Capt
n b. Cochran vsil On Tuesday, May |, commence her
regular trips Albany leaving NswYoyk from f99t % NV
Al o'cloek A. NJ B.-A BaxssseMAster will accompany
he Steamer each way CHECK BasgAse fee Fo particulars
wharf
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~ RoAD-sUMMER ARRASG EMENT, May 1855
Trans LEAVE NEv-YoRK-For NewHa7en-7. A n,
Fx;l I2so Ss, Tx and Ac.;) L. (E1-J 4so P: ~ For
bridsepor-1, A.: NJ; Ok 1870, 70; lAc and ESlt'
TxDlSO r. NJ For Milford Straord. Fairfield, Southport,
and We;port-7A 81. 1880, $40 4So P. NJ Ror Norwslk-
yshM l2so SO Ok AID As fE1 Iss 90 az r ~. ID
Ac.J 4So SIS P. ~ For s.smford-7, A NJ r l2So,
$50 Ex-J $50, Sis p ~. For Port Chester and New
and fntrImedi.s Stations, A Vi llSo, +So, SIS, SIS
Pm.
E1l For Hartford and sprngfeld-s, (EIl 1883, r NJ,
(Ex For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal A. ~,
Nsw.Loudon Railroads.&c. Nj 4P. NJ For Housaonic Rail-
roads A. ~; $50 P. N. For Nsnga,uck Railroads vi
$50 p ~ FOR Danbury and NorwaIk Railrosd-7, A NJ;
4P.M.
TRAINS TO NEw-YokE-From New Hayen-hSo, J, sS
A. NJ; L5 Ell 4o855 p. NJ, (Ex.) From Bridgeport
slo, 7l2, lois A. Nj 2s2 x all, $50 ?; d. tEGl From
N0rwslt-s al, ais i052 A. NJ 2 g, tx aSo 80 10
r. NJ ff1) From Port Cheser-53o 6+3, rs, al, llS5
A A.; 6HP NJ JAMES H. HOYT, SuP't
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C,upRFME COURT. ORANGE COuNTY-

SUPREME COURT, ORANGE COUNTY
- URIAH LEvIsoN against JAMES kEATIN9 and
JASPER CAGHLAN To the Defend .nts You are hereby
and required the complaint Ia this scon.
which this day eed in the Office Of the Clerk o the County
Of range the Village OF Goshen and 20 copy of
the said npaint the subscribers at their Office.
No SO BeeknstTeet the City New York, within twenty
duys after the o this you escunve OF tho
dAy Of such service and yoa fail the sid complaint
hin the aforesaid the plaintiff ia this action win apply
20 the Court the relief demanded in the
n, o@mber a. 1854 STEVENS HOxfE,
mvS4 law7wTh Plaintiffs Attorney
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DFpVCFD PRICES = 100 Tbs BAGGAGE

DFDTCED PRICES = IUU lbs BAGUAGE
III FRFFii-Four Hours from Ocean to Ocean by Panams
RsrosdNo Exposure to TroFed Sun and Rains no Waking
in The Mud around Shoals and Rapids 10 River fevr aud
Tropsh Tor California via Raj roadfhe United states
NAH Steamship Company viii dispatch FOR Aspinrsu On
THURSDAY tuv s. It O'Clock NJ precisely from pier foot
WAutn-st Moth River, the and spendd seamshp
GEORGE LAW. $3.50 burden -,
Passengers and Mails forwarded BY Panama ts road
connect Panama with the Pacific NAL steamship Com
papys sgnifcent steamship GOLDEN GATE tnns bur
dcD A. " IL Leroy Eco, Commander, whch WI DC u 'es
aud leave Immediately for San Francisce -,
The public informed that the r. NJ Co always hase
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying ct Panama ready
avoid any possible de enon Of Passengers or a
For passage sppy TO w. RAYMOND AZ the only once o.
the Companies, No. III Westst, co., Warren, ~ l.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after

MONDAY June IS 1856 the Trains VIII leave Chambers
Station follows Express Train, NJ CONNECTING vin
Northern and Western Train. Mail Train, A. NJ Ihfoogn
Way Train, II NJ Express Trtn, p. NJ Aceomr,od1fon
Tram, p. NJ. For POushkeepsie-Wsy Nal, A ~ *
pres p Nj: Freight PASSENGER Trzin, PM ror
feekskll3: &C sod $50 P. NJ. For Sns sing-n ID A. NJ
$50 spd 50 NJ The sirg Sing and Peeksk Trans toP
AZ a. DE Way ssrous Passengers Chambers, Canal
Chrisfopher ana sIsr-sfs SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN q NJ
ions VI H. o'N-i '''iN
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NEW.
somposed Of the following new and splendid ships, VIZ:
CAIHOTN..2O eco tuns burden. Capt. d. H. Truman
n CLAY.... eco burden. Capt. David Csukins
WEBSTER eco burten...Capt J. j. Lawrence
ORIENT go tuns burden. Capt Geo 5 Hill
The vessels have been recently built and are he
arrest and most substantial in the trade.
They commanded by Of experience and aoiy ne
.oomodstons are very SUPERIOR and every exeron viii be
promote The comfort Of passengers and the convenience
sfshppers. For freigh. passage, apply 70
" sPOFFORD TILESTON L Co., No 81 Broadway.
AGENTS in Liyerpoo-T. GRIMsHAW Co, No. 10 Gotee
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County Of New
- York-GEORGE BOWMAN sest- RICHARD SCOTT,
MARY L.. his wife, The Columbian Mntasl Lean and
Fund Association, Thomas d. smith, EhinshAm
H. Nichols John c. Morrison Henry q. De Forest william
Ipes and rye WalkerSummoOs tor relief 90 MAbf L.
SCOTT one Of the above defendantsfou are hereby sum
noned required the tbs acton when
was fled in the Clerks office Of the City and County OF New
York NAV IS 1885, ard 70 copy Of answer 70 the
said compliant the subscriber his office, Nc hsnoyer
n the Civ II NewYork within twenty days ser tho service
hereof exclusive OF the day OF such sessce; and you IAN 70
answ the said comp within the time Aforesaid the psntn
in this will sPpy the Court for the relief demsnaed IN
the complaint. Dated New-York May 10, lsoa
i.2i Iaw6wT Tn GEO. BOwMAN, plaintiff In person
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and FRTF RAHROAD.-On and

NTLW. 1UKh and ENITI NhIIINOhI- III dIU
IN sfer MONDAY May H. 1885 and until further notice Pas
.enger Trains will leave Fer foot Of Duane follows via;
III NKIRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Dunsirk.
BUFFALO EMPRESS AZ A. NJ, for Buffalo,
MAIL BIS A. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo and nterrne
are stations Passengers BY this Train viii remain over night
AZ Owe 20 snd proceed the morning
ROCKiAND PASSENGER at 5 p. NJ, from foot of Cham
be st1 via Pemont Tor Sufcrn's and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4P. NJ, for Newburgh and Ou'VLe'
and intermediate sta'ionA
NIGHT EXPRESS at S. 80 P. NJ for DunkiIk and Buffalo
ENuGRANT ats p. NJ, for Dunkrk and BunAo' and inter-
NAY EXPRESS a7soP NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and
intermediate Stations ..,
On SUNDAY, only Express Train, at ): 20 r. NJ +,
These Express Trains Em with the Elnis ana
Eierera Fas Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
trk with the Lake Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago &c and with hrstcass splendid
steamers for all ports on Lake Eye ,,s
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CUPREME CoURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OK New
- York-wiLLIAM II. TAYLOR sssinsf THOMAS ,.
81 LOAN sud JANET his WIFE Ssmuel Leseett and Ann LISA
hs wife The President Directors and Company Of the JUNE
haus Bapk The Directors and Company o. the Goo
way Bank and oherS-Summons fz reef-fo the psfcnd-
ants: You summoned aud required 70 answer tho
comsiut in th sctou OF copy shecwith serssd upon
YOU and copy Of your at my osee No
S3 Broomes. n the City Of NewYork, within twenty days
aer the service hereof exclusive of the day Of such ssfv
and you fail the complaint aforesaid the painnn
sppy the for the relief demanded IN inc complaint
Dated April "a 1855
EDWARD A. FRASER, Plaintiffs Attorney
The corlsir this seton ed In the ONCE oftbe Clerk
the City County Of Newlork the lth day Of Nay
1855 EDWARD A. FRASER, Plaintiffs Attorney
ma iawtw1h
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REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONINGToN

~ Cor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-bEpFoAp and
TAUNTON.-InlAnd route, carrying the Eastern Mail
Tie steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone and
C. VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Frszee N connection WIN me
stoningon and Providence and Boston and Proyidsse ka
roads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted from p
No. IN R. lfst wharf above Battery pnce AZ ocoek Ph
snd occck NJ Arrival Of the Mall trs
which leaves Boston az 5 80 Pm.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength safety Sped
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and aten
tive.
The C. VANDERBILT, from NewYork-Monday, Wednes
day Friday. From stounston-Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-ruesday, Thurs
and Saturday From StonntonMonday Wednesday and
Friday. u.-,--
Passenger. on arrival stonston proceed Immediately per
Railroad 10 Providence, Boston, TaGuon and New Bedford IN
the Express MAJ. TAIN reaching said aces several hours ~ sd
vance Of other and ample time for All ne
esrly Morning Lines connecting North aud Fast Passengers
who prefer Il remain board the enjoying nights
re-. undisured brc akng desired and leave stonngon N
the A NJ train connecting % Providence with the ii A NJ
train for Boston Taunton and New-Bedford
Through tickets Mondays Wednedsys and Fnday for
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, via New Bedford
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram through
each
For passage berths freight application may
be made pier No. North River, at the office, No. 10 Bat
teTy-place
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHIA, from Pier No. l North River-Two lines
dAiy At A 81 and p. ". Morning lines a. A. ~, ~
steamboat JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AMBOf, thence BY
ear to wayla1es and Philadelphia Fare - % Express line
Camden BY cars through IN i've hours Fare 81 Way Ae-
eoumodAon and Emvrant Lines p. NJ Fare 81 So Emf
rrsut Line p. NJ SI IS
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IIrw,JERsEY RAu.RoAD-For PHn.ApEL-

NyEW,JERSEY RAILROADS. PHTLADEL-
IN PHIA. and The SOUTH .s4 WEST VI. JERSEY CITY;
United States MAJ .sd Esrrsss Lines Lev, ss fos snd
.s. e. IS n he 10 &. IS IN 4 and 80 10 NJ md
The ss. :. s1 ssSSs Tssass nsss, .sa si
ctnsops st SO, AID the West md for BsriOre w.shns
ca Soa al Nd through baggage 'Ase''' 70 ''"''''
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.--THREE
mr. PfIL and PITTSBUGH-Ths MORNING NAIL
TRAM ssys. Ps r 81 The
ea1s ' Pe II. Sid X * NxP .s TSxiS
leave. Phiadepha for Pittsburgh at II p NJ and r'''oarsa
'o M connect At Pittsburgh with the Railroad. to
sud from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton, Gslena snd 1aesso ~
FrsnifoEa Le1nson and LOUISVILLE N.Y. insn".I p.Ttcn
SPIN geld, Belefo.isine ssndnsky Io.eao ,b
the Pseketbcats and 70 Nevoresns 81 Lou"
Louisville and Cincinnati -,
For further particular, hsndbs IN the sote. 81 This
cay Passengers viii this the shortest gost expeditions
and comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets be had either the sbovcnenoned
~ R B. DEAN. Agent, New Jersey Rsilro.s Co foe, of
IL ELLIcoTT. Agent, Pennsylvana Railroad Co,
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. iith and Msrksi,.i.,
Eew-York April 10. 1855 PhladelpAia
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
i CENTRAL ROUTE, eonnectius the Atlantic Cities with
,sneo1s Railway direct The Road also Pbsrsh
with d.y line q Steamers 70 all ports on the wss.To R.e5
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Great West. =
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
flRsr oL.ss-b9S.s snoes py oO0s' w 7sc. per 100 10.
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods Tin bses) Hardware, Leather SOC. per 100 n.
Wool, &c....................-.....
THIRD CL.ss-Anvis, Bagging Bacon and n. ,.r 100 ~
Pork, lin bulk, } Hemp, &c...............:t ~ -
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and 40 mar 100 n
Pork, (PAcked) Lard and Lard Oh. ....: -
In shipping Goods from point east OF Phadepha b par
,,isr t mani The rackage via Pennsy ysnla Railroad" All
Goods consigned 10 he Agents this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTS-Moses Potter Boson j. l. Elliott,
New.York; E. j. Sneeier Philadelphia; Masrsw 4 KOons,
Baltimore; Geo FTaneiscas Pittsburgh sPrnsnAR BTSw3'
Medium Madison Ind; Racf Co., St. Louis, MOI J. S.
Mitchell 4 Son Evansville, Indiana
Forfurther particulars or bills of sdina, apply 20
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Rail -oad CO., or
c. B. ALLEN No Aston House, New York
III H. HOUSTON General Freight gent, Phladelphis
H. J. LOMBAFRT. Superintendent, Atoons, Pa