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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

CTpEtME COIJRT-City and County Of New

y York-sAMUEL Il. CHILDs and WILLIAM > ROW.
FATRICK LACY and MARY, his WIFE, JOHN I BhUES
and FRANCES NJ his wife, David q. Safkey, charles L.
Sbston Charles Whitehead James Whitehead, Joseph Enc
re the Bank Of the Union in the City Of New.fos Dsne ~
Miller oserh NJ Price President OF the Oriental bAnk m tho
C ~ John Patterson Luciu Hart, Henry Hop
kiu. James Hopkins George q. Robertson Robert Goblet
gred.riek T. Radc III John W. Rumsey President OF tho
sraos Flank George Biss. Summons Tor reet toom-
M erved To the ndsnts sbove named You are hereby
and required 20 the complaint In this acon
Which 4 ed IN the Of the Clerk u the City and county
tNeNor. az the City Hail. In said city, tat which place Y
va d a, The tweuy-eighth day Of December, thousand
esh hundred and our and 20 Of your answer
10 the said ompain the subscriber a. his ohioe, q. NO 70
Cbeuhe In sa city within twenty dsys after the -eryce
II M luminous you exclusive Of the day Of sneh ofscci
and N YOU fail the said complaint within the uss
f.sad the plaintiffs hs action will apply ~ the Court ir
lie relief the eDnpaint Dated December n ls
- PHILIP MILsPAUGH, Attorney for flsinnts,
mill laxizwS- no. ID Ohambersa
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

TI'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
rhos srwroRk TO LivEsPooL.
thief tatf1 fassAxe = -
Second CABIN Passs<e. IS
FRos sosros TO LIVERPOOL
Chef Calm FUssSe.
Second Calm PAssaEc. 50
Tie ,hips from Bcs.en call a. HsltaI.
ARABIA Cap. Juskins. | AMERICA, Capt. Lana
PERSIA. Cap, Ryre. EUROPA Csp- saaa5Oul
ASIA Capt. r G.. Lott. CANADA. Capt stoDr.
AFRICA Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Leich.
These vessls cissr white hsht mA1bead
rarbeard bow; red u port bow.
AFRICA Hsyri.ou Leaves Boston Weine-dsy 9th NAY
ASIA Leaves Boston, Nens-eAy I'd Nsy
AMERICA Lesves Boston, "Wednesday 9th June
lFhICA. Hgrris Leaves Boston W ene-Ag 9th sne
Beffhs not sccurel uni paid for.
IN eIperisnced Surgeon q board
N, o--sr. 81 tf,e hir- Will no. .reo.nfabe or Gold
Silver bullion spse weiry Precious Stoo-s or ais IN
Ices bFs II sng sgnec therefor and he 'ane thereof
therein tyrressc
FOR freight or ptss,re, apply %
There WI be ssrnips of tins line from New fork un
further notice.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEN-JERSE1,
VJNFH-YORK, SOAERvILLE, EAsrON, kc--sPRlSG
ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April 2 ls55-Leaye New
Ny fr Eson by Red Jscket and Wyoming, from
per No 2 North River A. NJ and P. NJ For someF-
vile (wEy1 n5jo P. "
me sbove trains counec. Ezsbe,own with trains on The
yewlersey R.ilruGd which leave Neg-lok tom foot Of
feur. sudf-s. e, :. NJ. l. AID 81. Il
Returning leave Phlpsh-rs loppoSs EAson 81 and 40
A N. lni F. NJ; Soueryille (way) a, A. VI.
NEW-YORK and ELIZABETHPORT-Lesye New-foft
A. and 10 4. NJ Iad $50 pm. Leave El-sSethPor a.
IT'S an alQ - 81, l. 3I5 and 3. F. II.
JOHN q. STERNS. Superintendent
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CEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and

~ I " IVIih dIu IIlII It-tII.It'I-hII' N TIT
sfer MONDAY Nav Z 1850 and until further notice, Pas
s.reer vii leave Pier, foot Of Duauet follows W.
DT-NklRK EXPRESS. a. 6 A. 81, for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS - A. NJ, io- buiAo.
MAIL s.l5 A. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo and infefne II
Sc Passengers BY this Train viii remain over night
A. Ovsf0 and proceed the morning
ACCOMMODATION a. L. ID r. NJ, for Por- Jery,s ana IL
tsruie5iste Stations.
RoCKLASD PASSENGER ASP. ~, from foot Of Chan
trsf Per-or, sufsru's and Intermediate STATIONS
WAY PASSENGER. al p ~. for SewbuFsh And Ousylle,
nd intermediate StaflOus-
NIGHT EXPRESS. at5S P. NJ. for Dunkirk sal Buffalo
ENIGRAST, IL p NJ. for punkirx and buaAo ssd inter-
nsciaf, >farOr-
On SUNDAY only one Errress Tran, at s. % 7. W
Thee E1prs Trains Elmirz with the Enrs and
Sss.ra Fa. Railroad for Naxara Fats Buffalo and Dun
tk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Coeinns
Toledo Detroit CHICAGO kc., and with fr,-clas spslila
g,earner for 81 ports on Lske Enc.
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TIVE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE o.

Il gTFAMSHIPS.-The hrstcass new ste arnslip ARIEL
$50 tuus Lefever master viii leave New-fof from fier 10
River foot Of Chambers si al noon On SAL
TRDAY MAY ~ for HANhE direct ~
fncass Passage. ''''''''''''''''''~ie
Sec0ndcass Passage.
The ARIEL will be followed BY tie steAnsluP NORTH
STAR, June = O.,
me owner Of these will h. accountable fr Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jeelry Precious - or Metals, m
les bills atnr sgned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
sreee goods taken uu. No freight received a.
ter noon Of the day before sailing 49,
No berth secured paid prepaid ~ cents
CT viii the once 20 II A N Of the day OF
sailing and will BE- carried nda-utoer bags under
look aud On arrival HavTe will be HIDe iaey deposited 10
PostOfioe there
Parcels taken each prepaid, dollar and upward
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CIIpRFME COURT,-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New
- York. SAMUEL X. CHiLDs and WILLIAM s. ROW
LAND executors Of the Of Hernan w.
Chids deceased. against JONAS OvERINGTOS and MARY
C. hs WIFE A. Warren smith, james McDonagh and Ana, hk
wife Patrick A. Bowen and Ann, bis wife ioato May and
Matilda his wife Samuel Groh and Eliza Gr0sh, his wife,
George r. BIophy and the Roman Catholic Orp0an Asylum In
the fty Of New for Relief Com not sersed
To the defendants above n1ea You are hereby summoned
and required answer the complaint Ia this action, which
ed IN the the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
York City Hail. in said city and 20 copy Of
uswer said comp the sD,c her, at ns ONCE AZ
No IS Chaubers-s said city within twenty days amer tho
service bis you exclusive Of the day Of such ser
,ce: ard 4 Won fail 10 ans.sr the said complaint within tho
time plaintiffs ibis action will apply the Court
the re- cf demanded 10 the compliant. The SAID complaint
vas 6led IN the aid Office sad City Hal the
serh day Of April tbousssd eight hundred and hhye
Dated April II, 1855 - .
rnvieiawl.ysss No IS Ch1snbeTsr.
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Tor SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA.-The

i ,pendid frseass fas,saiing steamship UNITED STATES
fayrr been uuavodaby detned) will positively "a. for the
sboye-nsIned rort on SATURDAY. May ~, al p NJ This
ship has been fitted great expense 70 convey Col Kinney
and Central America. All persons DESTROYS OF
migrating 10 that find this favorable opportunity
Tor securing psssate For fall particulars and positive norna
ton relative 70 the expedition apply 20 PADEAGAs Co.
No SO Beaverst. where plans OF the slip may be seem
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CIPREME COURT PETER P. DEMA-

y RFsT azsnst ADRIAN FAILING RICHARD ROBBINS,
Thomas Clss, George L. Meaehar1 Jonn T. sto" Hooe
son.rs suuss sndee John A. Rus IT, Charles Oerdin<,
Ceorse l. Pothoa, Jeremiah wfte solomon wsfssl La
ii INV Win Lansxorthy james Proglioot and roms J.
pine John A Liu.s Joan OSel a9d GARDNER a. beebe
psut q al order Of the Supreme Court OF NE state Of
made the sboye entitled seoo ADD bearing data
-, evenfb 3y OF Apr ogssnd Fl hi hundred and hfy
MR. BEEBE are required q come IN and prove their
-, hse III .gb.crber William BOes the Referee named
= - 80 rder az his ofcs No. N Nerch4nis Exrhanxe 10
,he CIV of York before the 18th day Of Nay
80 ~ aid credo viii take notice that 10 default vi their
srrcrspoe 10 Dlgance Of thu notice they will b. excluded
from benehto he 1eees Or Judgment 70 b. made hereH
Dstsd sevfoTk April II. 1855
WILLIAM BOTEs Referee.
ala iawswS WEST GLOVER, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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EOR CHARLESTON, $. C.-The steamship
il QUAKER CITY }. n. Hodsdon Comm <nter. vi leave
pan IDEIPHfA for CHARLESTON, & {, on TUESDAY,
Nav IS at 10 oooch A. NJ estin Psssse sa sieer.fe 20
Ne ut for.h WARES, PsisasPhA
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave Brooklyn

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeaveB Brooklyn
i for Greenpor 10 A. 81 for Hampstead, y VI. and 5
r "; Farmiugdale, SIS P. NJ Jamaica, $50 The syos'et
Train vl leave Brooklyn 10 A. 81. and ji5 7. W. each
day and take the Train syoet Branch at Hes'ie
Is NJ and 80 p VI. On Saturdays, the 80 p. VI.
AZ Train will run u Yapsank .nd leave Yaphank
GOA ~ Monday noruing FOR Brooklyn. Leave Greeuport
Tor Brooklyn 10 A. Fsrmingdsls. 79O A. NJ Syos-et
IS 81 snd P. NJ; Hampstead 6.55 A NJ sud $50 p ".
Iauses. s. 40 755. as A. ", aud 10 sni 4S5 p ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from MN
IN YORK 70 ROcHEsTER--rhe ROCHESTER and GU GU
.ith The Buaso Corning AID Se~York sud Sewfors and
Fre Railroads frus direct from New York 70 koch
e.ier.
The dr,enes Of this route together zh the superior ee
on afforded by the renders By IA. the most Sf
abe between the .bove-nszed cities
Ttef. cen be procured the EevYo,k and Ere hsrioa
Tetst Ohce feet q Duane and No l5 brcsf~ay 40
Jsrsey City.
Bsggsge CHECKED thro1fh. Asp.~.
Freisits viii b transported between Ee- fcrf taa 49,
.st,r M d.nsteh Auy Il formation desired N regard hereto
can be obtained By ealing upon NE oenerH rrrtn'
N, N,u-Yort and Ere RAHrced, Enc BzLdnn or - .
TaPPAN Exrre.s Freight Agent. Nc. lso brse1~sy.
sarx.1 J. 4 REDFJEkD, ssg<Tisteoaenr
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nle0irai.

nR. MAGNINs LUCINA CORDIAL.-All the
~ physical power. strengthened By this great nvisorsnt
If he nerves have bees shaken BY dissipation veal and
BY sstrre the Cordial brace, themi the nl,eun
system relaxed II restore. It's rnnes and t.nnos Uhf-
other produces reaction Exhaustion and de
preston spirits generally follow the INT eIhisrstns efce OF
toncs stom.ch Bat tse renovation produced BY this
preparation il permanent IL induces DO Of sPts,
cheerful that tscrbsby szreeAbs and BY regulating
the vital and muscular tends 70 pFoonf NE Tar
beyond tue ordinary s Ths debitating ANTS peculiar
to womsn decst. organization all relieved b. the
Cordial Whoever price hes tn, sor cheerGse", sosnd Dr.
this the only preparation Known 70 the world BY which
these blessings wses ono, lsst nay 10 cearf regsned
Price - bottle soSes tor S5 Persons wishing
the Corlisl B, .endsf 70 Dr. NAGSlN No - Wsr-nst
T. FLINT rhay and sth can have sent 70 say
par, of the world
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II -
L HAVANA and NEW-ORLEASS.-On THURSDAY,
Nav II AZ F. A.. from pier foot Of Warren st. ~ r. by the
new ard elegant steamship GRANADA Cap. = r. Ornin
Passage can be secured a. the Comrany,s ONCE.
Freight 20 New Orleans. 81 cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied with snk bills OF sdns OF ne
r isned by the Company on application their Office. No
other forms sgned and bills Of adns will be gned aer
the hour Of sailing -
No III Wesfsi.. corner of Warren. NJ. o. KObEkIS.
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ArrW IFPsEY RAILROAD-For PHILADEL-

IN PHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY CITY;
ui,ed States Mail and Express Lines Leave New ON AMI
10 A NJ and and Y. NJ Through IN four hours second
.s, in the TO- s275 in and - In md 10 D. snd
p A. The New Jersey Accommodating Line leaves al ~ ~
a, &. s.srrinr A. all waysaton Through Tickets sold Tor
Crennst st le) and the West aud Tor BALTIMORE ahins
ton Korf Gc ard through baggage checked TO AsmnsA
,np .nd6P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

FINISHING RAILROAD and after April
n rs, the cars over the Flushing Railroad leave sshns
AZ and 10 n snd at te3oP NJ connecting with the
\, and City Hunters Point The 10 AMI CITY
49,. from Flu Market Sip 6, and n A. NJ
t.IdGooP NJ connecting with the at Hunters
PM VIM ~ SMITH. Superintendent.
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JSSS DAY boAT for 1919

III CtJOs ALBANY, landing lesrh wiyl IDCCs
a. Nytek GrUsy Point Wer Point Cornwall Newoassn
r,ts ,erred on board The favorite steamer ARMENIA
Capt b. Cochran Will Tuesday, May commence her
T,s.r ps 10 Albany leaving New York, from foot 0t Mg
nav 81 evsry TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,
Nj osloct A. NJ. E.B.-A Bssssse-M1'er will accompany
H. Ssmer each check Baggage free. For psreAa
isquire al KeWYors and Enc RAILROAD Office, ChAnoofs@e
-.
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sEMI

l.
II WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LlNE.-rhe new
and splendid steamship JAS. ADGER, TURNER Commander
North River. SATURDAY May r. AZ
4ocock NJ precisely. For Freight apply on board where all
Hills Of adug will signed and Passage the office Of
SPOFFORD TILEST0N a Co, No. - Roadway Through
Ticbeis 20 Forta fows To jacksonville, ISL 20 Patka
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These steamships are eassed the Insurance Oee nd
cie and goods vii Insured IN them low rates OF pre-
- Ere;.h, =, Pace erniy 70 d. TORRANCE.
No. Boyyiius 2 Green, New York
SUMNER MOSTANr DRAPER,
No ~ Rue ~ D. dee Nictoires Pans.
CHEYSTIE. SCHLOESSMASN x Co,
No = Quai Casimir ID. agigne. Havre.
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HARLEM RAILROAD.-Inland Route.-On
and shsr MONDAY, May T. Sunday. gtseptelilC Ol
ALBANY and TROY leaving Depot corner OF White aud Zen
MAI Tram atsi5 An stopping At William Bridge and
Mai Stations North Passengers for Lebanon springs taxing u'
tran q Lebanon ~ PM
WAY EnpRrss 5P. NJ, Stopping az White Plains, New
,te Groom Falls stations North connecting AZ Chatham
with Western Railroad Express Iran arriving
FROM CITY HALL STATION:
Dover Plans a. 5 PM, stopping a. al stanons - ~
Croton Fas NJ, soppne a. al stations so2ye so5ha
White Plains al $50 and SIS IN, stopping al forksls ana
sGious North.
7. NJ, stopping a all Way Stations
FROM TWENTY siNrHs y. STATION
William Bridge At A. NJ White Plains At u "
also Tickets and have thru sesgA-e
scked for utes Buffalo and other places wes an norm d
Albany al the Company. ohee' so'nef oil bo"efy eh o'OHe
st. sns thav. and 26fh-st
RFrURNISG sEw-YoEE;
Ma, Train leaving Fat Albany $50 A. W., and Chaham
Four.C ais A. NJ on The Arrival Of the tram leaving
P,,fsd az aQ stopping all Mai Stations above Williams
Bridge. .rriyns at New srs Al 10 NJ; , ch,,. r,
Conner at NJ Lebanon SprinEs leaving
Canan "a F. NJ tbs train stopping signal a. AL
stations above Williams Bridge, arriving New-fork a. 40
from Dover Plains stopping all station. above Ford
ham arriving a. New York lo.l5 A. NJ
$50 A. 81 from Croion Falls stopping at all stations arriving
81. ~ and . and 6lo P ~ from White Plains stopping
FIRM William Bridge a. 60, aSo and 1910 A. NJ; LIS
.ugsrs by the 1910 ~ from Williams Bridge ani the go
r " from White Plains Will be landed in Sew-fort AZ the
26ih-st- station only
Trs n will for CFoton Falls, and al stations at g. %
NJ and p NJ. Refurning will leave Croton tsls A NJ
and $50 p NJ stopping A. all way stations
Ere Albany received daily, until r NJ, az the Depot,
JOHN D. ELIOT Superintendent
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CUPREME COURT-Erie County.-CharIes

SDfhEmE tOIhl.-Efle Ounty-tb4fics
~ W. Evans Paiutf against ABBY p Hsaeock Orosyenor
" Hsccek Reuben p. Hescck Junior ard john T. Trsw.
brcge Individually and Trustees under the lsf VIM and
Testalenr Of Reuben b. Heacock decsaed Nancy Hes-
cock wife q Gosyenor W. Hescoek Eliza H.acock wfe OF
REUBEN B. Hescoek IT. ABBY z. TrowbsdEe wife John G.
TfowbrdEe samuel ~ Hopkins, Mary Jane H. Hopkinz bis
Wifi. Abby NJ Heecock Islusse T. Brown survivor John
H. Gates deceased Aston Pshn Whites Bank Of Baf.o
William Burt. Rrsstrs CROKER Joseph Guild Jo~eBh Kssy
survivor Of William Kelley deeessed Davis inssh 0eor1
W. yeun, William MeEwsn. benjamin Prinse Pressnt *
the Bank Of Geneee William Th1raon The City Of Bafao
Joel Rsxe Ebensesr bale and Seth ro~venor Georxe W.
Dickinson. To TALLMAGE T. BROWN WILLIAM
THukSTOS. GEORGE W. DICKINSON defsndanfs You
are hereby summoned 20 the complaint this action
and copy Of your oss IN tie City
Of Buffalo within twenty days after hereof exclusive
Of he day Of snch rce and fail 20 the complaint
Aforesaid the plaintiff viii apply for the relief
demanded IN 'ssd complaint; which complaint the h
instant died In the ofce the Clerk The Of
JOHN L CuRTRSfUs,
M sawicwS PlsiztAa's Attossey Bp9Ao-
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EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
RIvER-The splendid and superior steamer BAf
STATE Cant Wn. Brown. leaves New -fsrk every MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5ocloek r VI. and
FMpTRF STATE Capt Benjamin Brayton leaves New YORK
vsry nj FsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock,
p NJ from Pier No. s. ~ r. near the Battery Both touching
At Newport each way. -,.
cart until the zane shall have been paid for
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great dpacn
By an Express Freight Tram ,-,,y.
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COC. STEAMBOAT LINE.-Leave Chsmbersst
Pier daily (e1cept Su1dsy) II o'clock " and o clock
Leave Hsverstraw 81 A. " and p W. landing each
wav ~ Permont (Nysck Oak Hill CemeteyJ aud Rockand
Lafe steamer j. P SMITH, Capt X. T. Baneh, and steamer
ARROW. Capt. A. A. Lydacfer
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EOR the PILES. DR.. UPHAMS ELEC-
TUARY an internal remedy IA a certain for this dis
and DANGEROUS Complaint For Of the Jst aston
Thing cures pamphlets be had a. the Doctors medc
office for consultation and advice No 81 4ht third door nom
the Bowery between Bowery AID Broadway
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HVpSON RIVER RAILROAD.--On and AFTER
III MONDAY Nay !, 1855 The rrsius VII leave Oseners
~ station !. follows Exvress Train NJ ocnoeotns VIZ
Northern and Train. MAJ IrHin A " tnivatn
W.y Train " Express Train, IS Aeeo,nraqason
Trim Up NJ For Poughteersie--Way MAI, NJ X.
rr,, t4OP ": Way Freight and Passenger rnn Il TN
for P,etsiiIl--s:&, T. and 7. NJ tor Irfyy,oNn-
IO.I5AN; sspP. ~ The TarTytown feessrl and rSus1
fer,e Trains stop al the Way stsrons f,rense.,
!. thsnberr Canal, Christopher. AL sls;-s,s sOSpAt
NAIL TRAIN A ". fEcm Canals Tor Albany A. 10y
storyirs al way staSons NJ l. 81 AZ IT, S1P-
DEEMS RAILROAD.-rHREE
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PhtLA-
DFLPHIA sud PlTT>BUGH.-The MokNtNv Asat
THIN I,sv,. Phsdeiphis for Pittsburgh :. ., :. VI M
leave P,.hursh for Phi pis 4 ~ The A. LIZ
leave. Phsde rhi. Tor Pitt.burSh y " snl rtse.s1
for Phisdeph'a At P ". The NIGHT EAPks,> MY
leaves Phtde rhs for Pittsburgh II 2 NJ And fsoasn
ter Phlsde 1hia az 10 P NJ. o., -, NH. o..
The above q; Pittsburgh with me "
,rd LOWS Nc: Aor Galef1, snd nioAso 49,
Frsrtfori. Lexington. and Louisville. ny: Terra hAS
,or Eayette Iucauorc. Ind; Cinesnrati piyen
striu gtod Beefortsine santussy Toledo S1eseani 20
lunbus. Zsuesvc. klssrou. and Wooster Ohio nso VIZ
the Steam Packet boats irom and 20 NewOrean - L0u~
Louisville and Cincinnati 49,.
For frher particulars landhs ia hotels Of this
Cify Psfstusr. will find ;kis the shortest eXpelnous
an comfortable route between the East and West
Troush tickets be had a. either above mentioned
places IN The Wet. or Of
r. L. DEAN. Agent NswJerey Railroad Co.. TOO, Of
CourtiaId.st. New York.
IL FLLlCOTT. AGENT. Peuu.sl wanna Railroad Co,
No. 2 Aston Eouse. New York.
THOMAS MOORE, AGENT, cor. ilth and Marse'.sts
Newton Arm 10, lShA fhh'ieiPhia
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DFCTTAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON

II ~
IL sr BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD and
TAUNTON-IuAd route, without change OF eas or detenAon
carrying the Eastern Mail - .. -, . Id. -,
The new steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone and
G VANDERBILT Capt W H. Fs,ee in connection with me
stofon and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted rom Pr
No n R. (t wharf above Battery place. 81 O'Clock fNt
AMI Stonineton o'clock M arrival the Mail tram
which leaves Boston at 5 80 L. NJ
these steamers are unsurpassed for strength, safety Sped
comfort and elegance The officers are experienced and aieh
tive. NJ. ,v.t...
Paw ard FRIDAY From Stonngton-Iuesday, IhursdAy and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York-TueSdss Thurs,
sv su Saturday From Stoningon-Aon1sy "wednesday ana
Friday. -, .-.- -. c,o.i,.,,,
B-Pasengers arrival Of the steamers az stonnson'
Ion and Befoid; or By Accommodation train on ston-
Ington, at 7.SJ AN ,.----, n - H.. 81
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer ana through
Throufh tickets on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays tor
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods hole via Newnedofo
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
For passage berth stserooms or egh spphcsuon may
be made AZ pier North River, at the ONCE NO ~ BAT
tery-place.
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DACIFIC EXPRESS IUMPANf.-Uur next
rfnisr Express for CALIFORNIA will leave PR steamer
STAN Or THf WEST on SATURDAY May II, in charge Of
specsI Messenger Freight and packages taken ~ lowest
rates small peck we'd I'LL 2Ociocs AMI letters u Z.
O'Clock Of the cay Of Ealing ~ - ,, -.
SPECIAL EOTICE-The Pacific EIpre~ Company hsve
NO CONNECTION with ADAMS 4 Go. Of California or
ADAMS 4 90 Of Ne.-York VIM. II. HALL, Agent.
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II 8. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Via
~ AsPISWALL and PANAMA-californi sis are IN.
formed that the Panama Railroad completed and the Transit
Of The shmus will be made by RAILROAD, from Ocean 10
Ocean No more Mule Travel-So River Boating
On MONDAY May a. at O'Clock 2. ~ from pier a. foo, Of
Wsen North River viii b. dispatched the feet teaDshp
ILLINOIS,
To connect AZ Panama with the and superior steamship
GOLDEN GATE
pse boat always kept Panama, 70 prevent detention IN
81 accident
No freight received hfier o'clock on The sailing day
t., nIv Al the Corapany's Office No. IN We-ts
J. W RAYMOND.
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD-SPECIAI

HOUSATONlC RAlLROAD-SPhClAL NJ,
TICF-On and .fsr May 5, 1855, Passenger Train will
Bndgsror Kent the arrival OF the T. NJ Lhpo's
Train from New York. l., MI.
ort in ,sson 10 connect with the TO- ls A. NJ Train for New
1orh arriving there l.: 10 T. NJ ,,
Th Trsin viii run through Pisfed every Saturday even
ing, stopping AZ all stations. =, ,4. .,d
Returning PIT sfed early every Monday morning vi"
arrive In Brdseror- connect with the Tram io e"
i"A '"""e '"''' - CHARLES HUNT, President.
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HEW-YORk AND NEW-HANtN haIL-
n po.n -STrNNFR ARRANGEMENT. MAJ 7. 1855
TRANS LrAvE skw-YoHK.Fo5 seTHayen10o'p a W. ",
f-;lseror,N- 4 NJ (Ex;) 1850, -, tAe and EI.J Z.
IET) 4Sc ~ For Milford Strsio'S tsirted sorihp1',
snd Nesrport-7 A. NJ; 1885, $40 $50 P. NJ For Norw.h-
10 n; 1850 $50 Tx. and Ae.) 4, Tx 80 SD T. NJ
Fer Dsrien an OToerwch-7, A. NJ l-So 80 tEh ana
hl5P " For StamioTd-7, 9, A. "; tEi.,) i-N'
$50 4 (ErJ $50 Sis ?. ". For Port Chester sDd New
Roehee-7 "a NJ; 1850 % $50, SIS, 6l5 T. VI For kye
Pm . =, pu
F,l For Hartford and Sprus6eld-s, tEh) l2o, r ",
Hx For Connecticut River Railroad 70 hontTes-s A. W.
tFr) For Canal RAILROADS. A. "; lEil i&So r ". r9f
roads A. NJ; $40 P. NJ. For Naugaiucs Rsilroad-s "
so 2. NJ. For Dsnbury sod Norwak Railroad-7s "a Nj
tPN. 20. aas
TRANS TO Srw-YoEK-From New Haven-S5 sS
A Nils Fr.D 4S0,8 ass 7. NJ, tEy.l FROM bridzepot-
30 10 lcls A. NJ; 2s2 TX Sill, $50 P NJ, (Exl From
Korwll-s 6A ais, 1889 A. NJ; as. lEI, Sso, 5S, 10
p H.1 From Port Cheser-63o, 6. IS, l5 al, llS
~ .es ri NJ JAMES II. HOYr. Sup'-