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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

HARLEM RAlLROAD-lnland houV'-cn
i aud after MONDAY. NAV Z tSundsys eHcert-a'l iof
ALBANY and TROY, leaving Depst' corner OF VINO A"u ~
Mail TRAM atSl5 An stopping 81 Williams Bridge snd
Mai stations North. Passengers Lebanon >rrings tsNinS s
ira o. arrive At Lebanon At PM ~,
,.fle Cotton Fsls sra stations North connecting Chatham
FonC with Western Railroad EXPIRES Train arriving 81
Albany al lel5, p NJ
from CITY HALL STATION;
Dovsr Plains A. I. NJ. stopping a. al stations
Cotton Falls az F. NJ stopping al stations above forhsn
White Pars $50 and 6l5 PM sioT1 u Al ioSA'e Aad
William Bridge at T. 9so A. NJ, 2l5, ~, SIS, and II
T. NJ stopping 81 al Way stations
FROM TwENrY-sINrH.sr. STATION u
Williams Bridge az 9 A. NJ. White fans a. l. VI
P.u.rs nav es procure Tickets and have their BAGGAGE
che cked cs Buffalo and other places west sni oin %
Albany the Companys Offices corner oi bo"ei9 sH no'
-, .h-ay anu ffh-sf.
49, RErURNtNG TO NEw.yoEE.
NAL Train leavug East Albany a. 63 \ W. aud tnNhan
FourC orusrs Sis A. NJ, on the arrival Of he tan
Psfeld SO: sorp al Mail stations ABOVE "Ahats
Bridge arriving a. Nsv-York AZ l.40 PM
FHnrs- Train leaves Albany II A W. ,nt tha'hsn -FOUR
Corners p NJ Passengers from Lebanon Springs eavinS
1araau Isl p VI connect tbs train stopping on Sua AZ al
stations above Williams BRIDGE arriving a. -'cN AO'A d w.
"a from Dover Plains stopping al stations above Ford
ham. rrriy .ug New York 1918 \. VI
55c A. NJ fro Cro,oa Falls stopping a. oil stations aFSiH;
and $50 and $40 NJ from White Plains, stopping At
all stafcr. -. o.o 4, 80
p VI. Sos g. lis aud r. NJ stopping 81 OIL stations Ies.
ssueers by she 1910 \ NJ from Williams Bridge and me -
P VI from White Plains will be landed in Ne"-forA a. 'ne
16ihst station only.
SUNDAY sREsNGENENr 80
Trans will Croon Falls, snd all way stations A. 0p
suf T. NJ Returning, will leave Croton Fails az l. NJ
and 4.5C T. NJ. stopping AZ all way stations -
Freight tr Albany sefived daiy ynth T. NJ 'ne DeP'
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HrFw-yoRK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ ROAD-sUlfMER ARRANGEMENT, MAY :. 1850
TRAINs LEAVE NEw-YoRk-For Ncg,Haveu-7 A. VI,
Fx.D 1850. 32' Tx. aud Ac;) g. lEx.J 40 7: NJ For
Pddgepor-I, 4. ". ExD 1850 81, tAc; an EK.) T.
IN 33- F. NJ For Milford. StraiioT Fairfield Southport,
10 l. "; 1890, IN, Tx AM Ac( T. l;N 80 ai5 P NJ
Acl4So 5i5P VI For stamforl-7 g 3 a. NJ (ErD l2J',
SO tEs 49, SIS p 20! Per- Ches'e, 'n g. N s
suo Intermediate siatons-7, A. Nj l25 40, aD' Old
Pm ,
Connecting TRsNs-For Bos,on-8 4. ", tEr.D 7. ",
Fx) For Hartford and spnngfeld-', (ExrD ll3 r ",
fFxj For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal A. NJ,
lFx1 For Canal RAILROADS. A. NJ, lkxO l25' T. VI FOR
New London Rallfoci-8 A. NJ; fPM For Housaono Ra'
roads A VI: Sop. NJ For Nangatuck Railroads. A. ~
g. = p NJ For Dautury and Norwalk RalFoad-7, A. Nj
NJ. - "a.
TRANS TO NEw-ToRK-From New hayen-53, 7, Sjo
A. Nj I55 (ESJ $50 ass A. NJ, Ekl FROM BridgePort-
81. IN 1918 A. NJ; 232, tExJ 81 ,RP W lhhl From
NorTalk-6, Ga BIS 1882 A. NJ; 2S, lExl 32), % 10
p NJ. (Ex) From Port Chesier-5Jl, 65 ~: a57, ll5b
A. ~; 4e3. 6.N p. ". JAMES III. HOhT, Supt
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Atillinerr, Sc.

DATENT BONNIE + Il NJ L
SFANTFS~ CROWNS.
THE NEW.YORh BONNEr-FR AiE AANJFAOIJhlNU
COMPANY
Have he On ps,ert for making We Frlnes; also Seamless
r@-. - = mic with 3u crease Wrnklesn article
es efire b. Aners. Constantly han, large stock OF
the attsf best
PAaIS SHAPES,
r i,s krn and Preach Lace a colors which they IL
,ife tie etft ufitl % 6rvtrs. . .-.....-,
PLYMOUTH BONNET WiRE-WORKs
w,uuGefur Sllz six Paper C0tfon. Framing an bracn-
We of se-v description anu color which they arr oiefS
price, o., 1900 he
Parcu attention packing and shplng Orders tom me
rofffy rromrfl. nile lowest prices. Depot, 40 ~ aopi'
In ~ THEODORE LIE Ri RAY, Sole Agent
~ q c 4 : II b L Y f K $
Tie suhsc hers receipt Of Ell the reahsreh
STRAW BONNET>, FRENCH FLOWERS 10, HllcA in'J
offer 70 CASH BUYERS a. reduced prices, a.
Nos q aud 81 Johns,
Cor. Wi.ianl-sf y. y.
HOMER KETCHUA
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fIsf-Clhss fa.-Aeess
SfCoudciGss Passage.
The ARIEL will be followed By the steamship NohIh
STAR June Q 80,
Tie owner these vessels viii not - accountable for Gold
silver Bullion specie Jeery Precious stones ~ Metals IN
es bs II aane are -sncd therefor aud the value thereof
the rein Cxl -ssst-- . ,r
srecie and goods taken ~ usua rates No freight received A.
ter nocn OF the day before sailing. -
No bsh secu-td mil paid for Letter. PREPAID y cru pt
c. will be received the Office 70 II " OF tae cay 81
al s and wi IL csrel in rong India-nbber bags under
ock and On arrival Hayre viii be Immediately deposited IN
Pest 4 free there.
Psleels taken each prepaid dollar and upward
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= rII.ln-lrihIsED pArrs OF sAILING.

'' EbWiD X. COLLINS, W. 81 wail.s'., n 7.
BLOWN. sHIPLEf 4 Co, Liverpool
slEIHEN kENNAhD q Co,
y Aus'rn Frisrs, LONDON
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT Co., PeE.s
Gro H. DRAPER. Hayn.
Tho ,wrers OF these ships VII BE- accountable for gold
y,- ION spcce letlry precious stones metals, unless
III q a ~ are sigrc4 therefor and the value thEof h,sen
eXrresfef ,.-.-r.,... -... go,
NOT cer.v al. rod c0nirahlld OF war
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B. G. WAINWRIGHT & Co., Pans
,ruF ERITJSH and NORTH AMERICAN

ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
rPo. NEw-YoRK TO LtvERPooL.
stcola Cabin Passage. ..................... -
FROM TO LfyrReooL
Chief Cabin Passage. ~
-ecoEl Cabin Pteage. ...................... o.
The slips nom Boston col. a. / .lilN -
aRAEIA, Capt. Juckins. Ahl-lCA, Oapf. Lang
PERSIA, CAPT. kyue. ~ KUN AHpt . Aaih'i-
ASIA, Capt. r. G.. Lott tANADAl APP S,"he.
AFRICA. Capt. Harrison NIAGARA Capt I.ehon-
Thee yese j. cay ctrr ~ti'e h-ht al ias h' u"
sarboud bow; red ON port bow - l., nj, A.
~ AT, - Leaves Boston Nednes az, Sjf May.
h,Faics Tens. Leaves Boston, Wedne day, 6,h June.
AFGICA, Harrison. Leaves Boston, "edhsy -,i june
Eerhs secured until paid for
IN experience Surgeon On board go,
The owners Of these ships will be- accountable for God
silver Bullion specie Jowery Precious stones or Metals IN
les bills OF lang signed therefor and the value thereof
therein exprceec.
or frcght passage, apply 70 .
r. CUNARD No. B0wiingsreen.
There will be steamships OF this line from Se"foss until
further notice.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ISSS DAY BOAT for 1SSS
1000. ALBANY, landing leach way, i ODD.
a. Nyeok Grassy Point, West Point Cornwall, Newblrgh
Poughkeepse Rhnebeck Ca,skl. Hudson, and Co1acke.
Meals served on board. The favonre ARMENIA,
Can't " r. Cochran will Tuesday, MGy her
regular trips Albany leaving Newfork from foot oi Mur
ray.st. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
AZ O'clock A. VI y. B-A Bag.ase-Master will accompany
the Steamer way check Baggage For particulars
inquire NewYork and Erie Railroad Office, Chsmbersst
VIII
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Goal.
Ocean STEAMERS, &t.

L'OR san JUAN DE NICARAGUA.-Ihe Ia
vore frl,-cia-s steamship UNITED STATES VI an -,
the above Tor; u O'Clock on MONDAY, IN DAY u nay
for fie-ht % p1srge cupy N -. - a, ,t-.r
OF PFDRAJA> L Co. Nc. ) Nt-li-a'-s',
where u srs Of the recommendations may b. seen
UOP CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMl-
l. WFFKTY UNITED STATES MAIL LIME INC
steamship SOUTHERNFR T EwAS C9If,,aas5 VI ,it
Pier No I North River on WEDNESDAY May 3 a. CO.
NJ rrccey Fer Freight lpIy On bo.Il ssets AZ poE
adrs vii ,snsd aud for Passl;s a. ne once o. ~
FORD TILESTON a Co Nc - BGlsa~-y Iht3u-h -
-. h oraa fellows To JEcksonytle 81 20
TkeJAMES ADGER WI succeed, and l-aFe % sA4Oh'''
Nsy l.
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SpPIN ARPANGFMFNT

ISSS -SPRING ARRANGEMENT
i CsJCs NJ ACK and HAVERSrRAW STEAMBOAT
LINF-Touchiug Rockiand Lake and Permont in
fn with The y. Y. and +. K r. The eppers,eamsr ISAAC
p SMITH, Capt. r. T. Bsneh, will. AMI efer THURSDAY
March 5 1855 leave Chamber-sf Pier EVERY AFrERSOOS
AZ O'clock. Returning leave Haversaw every morning
4 n Pcckicud Lake g. As Nvack us Pierm0nt 40.
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NCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
1--WE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of

gTTsMSHIPs The frs. clas nc~-stearaship AlttEL,
$50 ur. Lfvsr master will leave Sefork from Pier No.
North RIVER foot Of Ciamte rs- a. noon preey % Al
URDAN. NAV 10, for HAVRE d7rc'. ,,o
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and HAVANA EXPRESS

NETWORK and HAVANA EXPRESS-CAR-
IN RIyGToS Co. No. 70 Broadwsy-CAhhiSWiUS
4 Co viii Dispatch Their PARCEL EMPRESS for ha,A -
" the CRESCENT CITY. PLACk WAhhiOH;
EMPIRE CITY, nd CAHAWBA. On th> u, IN, i.tn, Ha
18th Of month No nal nattsr received fa ntoe
required Parcels must Be the Ofc- befo, O'Clock on
aus day. Co III orders Of every description n eitnef
ety Spanish French and Engh spoken ., both Oces hS
yAna Otee, No. ssi Gale De 1acon-
CARRINGTON Co. No. 70 Broadway
Mex: EIprsss By 81 amer CAhAWBA, on ssh Of SAJ'
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
" -For BREMEN via sOLTHAMProS-The Uniied
sn., Mai :, aul-hip Hermann, T. II sxns, Commander.
vii al for BREMEN. touching at SOUTHAMPTON . and
rsis aud passengers r Fnsand and Franc. on A.
Ma ~ AZ ocok from Pier No. 81 North River Pce
Of fasa-e fr1n NeW-iors % Southampton or Bremen:
In hrsf cabin. main salool. .......'s.'.....rto ~
In trst cehn. lower saooD -..........--.s ilO
IT, srcrrr cabin ......tt .'s..s" %
A rrercnced Surgeon attached each steamer >rre
deliver u Eave OF London Al ster- must pas through
the PostOfsce. For Passage FREIGHT, Apply a. 49,
G. II. SAND. AGENT. Nc. ii conth. w l.i,Io-.t
The steamer WASHINGTON vii succeed the hEhMANS,
arts sail June Is
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
OYEwYoRK, soNERvILLF, EAsroN, te--SPRiSG
lRpISCTNENTS commencing April 2, lSa-LesSe Ne~.
w fr F.on bv Red Jacket and Wyoming from
Pier No ? North River A. ", and T. NJ FOR sonler-
IN. above train. eouree. Eabehto~n with sn. on ne
ssw.J,r,,v Rfrosd which leave Newlors from TOO OF
Conr,isndt.., 81 A. VI. /, and ?. NJ
Re.uruinr leave Phllp-hurg oppor'e faoni 40 anu ~
/. n an $ p NJ: Sor,erville way az \ " ",
NFW-YORk and ELlLAbkIhPokI.-LeeVe NeN-Lo..
a. S and 10 4. NJ, ard $50 I'm Leave H-AOe-AP''' -
us and sl0 \ ", /, SIS and {. r " l..
Oyyrcy o, rHE V Y. AND v H. R,iLsosD co.
No s. C,N.L.sr NEv.iORs. May 80
nOsTON IINE-CHANGE of HOT R.-On
ID .,S 4o,r MONDAY It'll inst. the rain tor SoSt'n VIII
leave New.fOsk a; :. instead OF } 4. NJ - Hee'oV'
III FISHING RAlLROAD-On and after Aprl
= ss the car over the Flushing Railroad leave nhns
a., and 10 " and A. 40 81 N connecting WIN ne
steamer Island civ At Hunters Point The steamer 'sns "
- =. 49, m p At CONNECTING with the a. Hunters
Point NN VI SMIAh Snte''N's-
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HIVIDEND MOTTO E.-The SEMI-ANNCAL
H. INTEREST falling due IN hif city on the Flh5I MN
DAY Of May 1855, or the BONDS or THE ClIi Of
BIRCH ,rd on the BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF AL
LEGHAEY. penn } issued to the ALLE0HANY VALLEY
RAILuOAD Co.. SIX PER CENTS, will be paid on and after
the 9TH instant at the Of the ersgned Preenston
Of the proper coupon.
wINsLOw. LANIER Co.. No. 81 wal-s,.
York. Nov y. 1883.
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CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON CoMPA-

CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPA-
~ NY-FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN
FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDs.-fve Hundred
1hou,and Dollars Fr-t Mortgage Bonds OF the Cumberland
Coal and Iron Conpsuy offered tor safe m sums OF One
1housan Dollars each payable the l daT Of January 1850
win interest the OF cent per anui ayabie semi
annually IL the CITY of New-lork - .
These Bords are secured hy frst Mortgage 10 William d.
1Lourson and Edward w Durham, IN trust % me lands Oh
the Company situate In Allegheny County Mary and, ben2
nlout u acres and embracing about acres OF the great
fourfeenfcet vein Coal; the ConpaJs ka roa
CONNECTING their Mines with the Baltimore ONO Rairoa
Cumberland. ,c
To prove for the payment Of these Bon- at AZ before ma
ritv the Company have appropriate anu paw INTO
the hsnds OF Trustees FIJI Thousand Dollars annua az
M King fund IN oefau of the payment Of which or OF tne semi
animal interest for sixty due the principal snail De-
come ne and be authorized 10 enter upon and s
the snd lands an Road. tni pay the Bonds
Sealed proposals 10 the President OF the COMPANY
vii be fecfyed Al the Office Of DURHAM Co. No IS Wi
ne1t at O'Clock p NJ, when they viii be opened and the
awarLs made. ..
Ten pei cent viii be required be paid motif alton 20 me
pas of the acceptance their bids forty per on the N
iay of June fifty per the l5n of June, with
liberty to Isv the whole any earlier Jay
will the right 20 reject me wo OF an
portion Of the b A. MfhArrTA' '''i'''''
For further particulars apply 10 ,,.,. ~, u
DtNHAM Co., No. IS Wiiam-st, New-io
DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, No. 25l 3d-av.,
III one ,oor above 2lstst Open ally from Il A NJ 70
p ~ Interest at the Of per cent on sums OF - ana
under. and 5 per cent. - y
WI H. PLATT Pres; J. X. Keller, Nioe-PFeS
H.. LooFBORRow, Secretary.
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BRoADwAy BANK NEW YoRK, April 30, 1855
EJFVF\TH DlVIDEND.-A Semi Annual

II vidend u FIVE % PR CENI on the capaI stock
this Bank of The profits Of the last SIX mouths WI" be
raid on and afier the 18th day o. May ensuing
The Transfr Book will be closed from the ION Of May until
ne dsy M s,Iueut j. L. EVERlTT Cashier
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TIVE COUPONS of the First and Second Mort
Il rage Bonds Of THE PEORIA AND OQUAWkA RAIL
ROAD Co. due st MAY, will be paid by J. 4. UNDERWOOD
a SON No = Exchange Pace-Mey J; l812 - .
GEO. {. BESTOR. President
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Norr-Ih 2cad terminate tho center Of the City Of
EeYok hundred and thirty miles long, connecting the
CIV with ALBANY and OH the trade Of the Great Wet together
With or,or Of tlat Of the North The annual earnings
ssibe Roed now exceed enc million Of dollars.
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L NEw.YoRE April a. l856-A Dividend of FIVE PER
CENT on the Capital STOCK Of his Bank this day declared
ravebe the Monday h day. IN May The transfer
"'''' '" GEO s coz Cashier.
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Trans will leave Cro'on Falls snd all way stations a.
aut F. NJ Returning, will leave Croton Fails al l. ~
and 45C +. NJ stopping all way stations
Freight f Albany received daily until p. NJ, a. the Depot
'''-' - JOHN D. ELIOT Superintendent.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

HEAI.THY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
IL All who are desrOus of obtaining thee bene-
dts, SHOULD Use FERN MS CELEBRATEn
TOOTiI-WASH This delicious article combines
20 many meritonous qualities, that il has now be-
come q standard favente with the citizens uf New
York, Phiiadslphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre
scribe II IN their practice mos. successfully, anu
from every source the most hattcrng laudations are
awarded il.
ilflmed and bleeding guns are immediately ben
etticd by its Use; us action upon them il pCld
soothing and effective. IL cleauses the teeth st.
thoroughly, that they are made to rival peari L.
whitHneSs, anu 'iilGuses through the mouth ..;ch &
dcIghitu freshness, that the breath H. rendered ex
qulsIely sweet. Ii oiEnfe us oil those np,Irlir,
which tend to produce decay and as consequences
when these are removed, tie teeth must always re-
main sound.
IL Is used ard recommended by all the eminen
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and
other cities where 1t has ben introduced. All
should give il trial.
Prepared only b. FRANCIS GERMAN, Drugpi, /
aud Chemist, Niath and Caiharine streets, PiIia-
delpha, and sold by all Druggists everywhere al IS
cents per bottle. w. n. GILMAN:
Jan II-5m Agent fur Washington City.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March S, 1855.

Os
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders Of
IN stock Of The United States described in the fol-
lowing notice Of Sd January last that for the pur
pose OF completing the purchase Of the amount
therein named, this depart nent will continue 10
purchase, upoa the terms of said notice. to the ex-
tent OF the residue OF the sum proposed not Vet OBJ
tained-ssy 81 l5S 5S5 05, il said stocks are offered
and received here prior to the first day of June ne
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given u the holders OF the fol-
lowing described stocks Of tie United States, tha,
this department is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the lst day Of March
next, portions Of those stocks amounting in the az
gregate TO 81 800 900, IA the manner and on The
to ms hereinafter mentioned, To wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be ven in the order
Of time In which sad stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assisned 10 the United States by
the parties who are TO receive the amount thereof,
must be trahsB itted 10 this Department. upon the
receipt whereof, price will be paid compounded
NJ the following particulars:
l. The par value, or aLfount speclhediB each GER
tificate.
9. A premium on the stock of the loan auhoriz a
ny the act of July, lS46, redeeinabIe November IL
1850 OF "a per cent; an the stock Of The loan au-
thonzed by The act Of 1912, redeemabe 3lst Dpcem
ber, ie62 of 10 per cent; the stock OF the loan,
ailthoflzed by the acts OF l6iT and 1913 I'd redeem
able, the former on tll 3lst december. 1867, ami
the iater on the 20th June. 1863, Of Is per cent
and on the stock Of The loan authorized by the act
OF 1850, and redsemable on. the 3lst Of December
1854, Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY 6
per cent
8. Interest on The par Of each certificate from the
LIST Of January 1885, the date of receipt and set
tlement at the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the money 10 roach the Owner) of one days interest
IN addition.
Payment for said stocks will he made i'm drafts OF
the Treasurer OF tho United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. Philadeph phia as the
parties way direct.
Rut m ifc,t ho
this notice which shall not be actually received al
the Treasury before The said Isl day Of March
next JAMES GUTHRIE
mar 6-dtJunel SecTe airy of the Treasury.
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= This declaration rnust be .,oonns,;sa \

= This declaration must be accompanied nv
satisfactcry proof Of the marriage. of the hus.
bands death, ard the present widowhood Of
the clsimant II there be a public record Of
the marriage, q duly certified copy of il should
De fnrssTded, if possible II there be none
bat ptiga,e or family record, such family
record O. a certified copy Of the same. shoald
be forwarded, With the sti1a,it of some disin-
tercsted persons Iroving ths genuineness of
the original and the correctness If the COPY.
Ii no public or private rscor of the m srriage
exist, cr can be procured, that fact should be
Get forth in the declaration; and in such case,
other eviuence-such as the testim9ny Of Per
sons wto knew the parties in The lifetime of
tne husband, and knew them % cob sbi: a.
Husband and wife, and to be So refutsi-wil
be admissible.
U In no case, however, will the mere
statement of witnesses th at the claimant 4, tie
tcldOtc of the deceased be taken as evidence
OF the marriage but the witnesses must state
fzets and circumstances from which they de-
rive their knowledge or opinion the, she is the
widow Of the deceased.
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STEAMER SN~A
2GEo. pAGE&

ORANGE 4 .4LEX.7EDRL.4 R.7ILRO.io.
/ HE undersigned having become prrp.ietors of
! the large and cOmmOClOus Steamer GEORG T.
pAGE, intend by their eforts, 10 ACCOMMODATE the
community Travelling between Washin. ton and
Alexandria, and the fciIities which they offer for
the transport alton OF freight and the employment Of
none but courteous and gPntIemanliEe officers ard
ObgIng servants, 10 merit share of the public pI-
trOnage, ana would respectful call the attention 1i
merchants and other citizens of both places tn the
following schedule Of prices at which lhei Bout will
hereafter be run:
Passengers cents; Buggy wagon and one horse,
l28; BUGGY wagon and horses, % Horse and n
der, l2b% Market wag7n and horse, IS M6rke.
wagon round trip 81 11; Market wagon and 2 horsrs
%; Market wagon round ,sip 81 4; Drays IS; Dmys
round trip 37K; Hacks 25; Backs round trip 81 u ;
Flour per barrel cents.
And all other freight 10 oportiOn.
In connection with this boai are Latham g. Cook
line OF On nibuses.
JOHN VAN RlSWICK,l D,.
RlCH'D WALLACH. |H'Pf'.
mar 2 2w l.. A. RYTHER, Captain.
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MORE ABOUT LOCKS.

TONE3 ROTATING PERNUTATiON PLAT
u LOCK, now comm My called the WORLDS
FAIR LOCK. Tithot key or tey-hoic il The LocS
that secured the outer doors of the Herring safe thai
contained 81 COO at the Worlds Fair, London, 1855
il being necessary 10 unlock his before other locks
In the safe could Be unocked All parties nterested
are referred to the fnowir notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.
NOTICE.
have this day sold % Messrs. STEARNS Il
MARVIN, Manufacturers Of WILDER'S Patent
Salamander SAFES, New York, the Paten. right a
my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK.
C0mmOnI, called
"JONES' ANTi-GUNPpWDER LOCK- or
"THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.''
The latter title was acquired in consequence oi
this Lock being placed lii Sefe al the World 4
Fair, with 81 900 in the SAFE, 20 be the reward 81
any person who could open the door.
The gold remained therein for a period Of forty
five days. whilst the vieiGrs got tired of turning The
das, with such poor prospect Of success, the num-
Der of changes being "a, 800 0o0.
Bankers, Jewellers, and Merchants who desire 10
have these Locks upon their door, can have them
by applying To Stearns q Marvin, No. 146 Water
street, who have the exclusive right to manufacture
said Locks in he United States.
HENRY c. JONES.
Newark, ". j., january eoth, 1853.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN

A FEW words on the Rational Treatment, with
"A out Medicine, of Spermatorrhea, 49,
or Local Weakness Nervous Debili- MssLsss2
y, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak SsS,
uess OF The Limbs and Back, Indispo- So "a
nton and Incapacity for Study and sxsssxsoa1akS
Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss Of Memory
version to Society, hove Of Solitude. Timidiiy,
self Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pain IN the Side, Affection of Nh Eyes,
pimples on the Face, Sexual and oihe, ipfirInties
man.
FkOM THE FRENCH OF DR.. Il. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming com MIA nts
nay eamiy be removed without Medicine H., in III
'mail tract CLEARLY demonstrated; and the entirely
asw and highly successful treatment, as adopted hy
le autior, fully explained, by means of which ev-
sry one Is enabled 10 cure himself and n
'e least possible cost. avoiding thereby ali the ad
vertijed nOstrlims Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free In a
staied envelope. BY remtiing lpost paid tuo post
ige stamps to DR.. y. DE LANEY, No. II LispsDard
reet, New York. ian Ism
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The foregoing declaration and affidavit.
were sworn to and subscribed before me
on the day and year abave written and
l certify that know the atlantis to be
credible persons; that the claimant is
the person he represents himself to be,
and that have no interest in this claim.