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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN AN On FAcroRY.-Yesterday
afternoon employee in the nseed oil mandatory
Of Messrs. Campbell Il Thayer, in Front-st-, near
Main, met with an accident which resulted in almost
instant death dumb-waiter is employed in hosting
oil, &C., from the ground to the upper floors. The
deceased was drawn up by the waiter, and the rope
becoming disaranged, be was damned between the
hosting apparatus and the beams of the second floor.
He breathed but few minutes aferward. His name
is Robert Patten He leaves wife who resides in
Jay, near Sands st.
AccIpEsr on AN ExcuRsr0s.-O Officer William Con-
over of the Second District Police met with seross
accident Yesterday on the excursion Of the American
Volunteers. II appears that while aiding one OF the
lady o1cursionists on board of the steamboat he be-
came jammed between the boat and the barge, and
one of bis legs, it is feared, was broken.
FouSD DRowNED.-The body of man, mulatto,
aged about ihrty-fve years, having on blue panta-
looms and check shirt, ives picked up at Green's
Wharf yesterday. An inquest was held and verdict
in accordance rendered.
Drowned IL A CIsTERs-Yesterday afternoon q
little girl named Margaret Ann Bowers, aged four
yeuTs, accidentally drawnal by falling into els
tern in the rear of her parents residence TSo.
YOrk-st. The carelessly left open and the
child fell in whio playing about the well.
The BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-This body held a
regular meeting yesterday when the resolutions reIa
tive to the duty OF County Officers 10 enforce the Pro-
bibitory Law and pedgiDg themselves 10 do 80 were
taken up and without discussion summsily disposed
of by postpohing the subject indefinitely.
The CoUSTY OFFIcEs.-Ihe Common Council pro-
pose TO turn all the County OH cut Of the City
Hall. The space for the increasing business Of the
City is not than sufficient for It's accommodation.
new county building will soon be indispensable.
Az ALLEGED OUTRAGE.-rhomas Turner was ar
rested yesterday by officers Niaeer aud Griffith Of the
Fifth District the complaint ofEliza Holland, aged
Ii years who charges him with committing an assault
upon and attempting to commit an outrage upon
her person. He was committed 10 answer
The THIRD DISTRICT SrArIos-HoUsE.-The Sta
ion-House in Courtst until recently occu led COM
Jointly by the Police and Engine No. ls is being ret-
ted. The engine has been removed 10 other and better
quarters and the interior Of the buding in process
of alteration with the view TO it's exclusive occupancy
by the Police Of the District and Justice Blatchiy's
Court. The office IL to occupy the front apartment in
stead of the formerly aud the rear TO be used
as the lodging room. Justice Blatchly will continue
TO hold his Court in the second story he now oc
cupies. The change is greatly for the better.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, by
nuou Railway drec; The Road also connects AZ Ptsburh
with daily inc Of Steamer 70 al ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Ssndusky with Steamers % al ports
Lakes; making the direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded And
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FKsT CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods lin ~ ro oo -
bO1es,) Furs Feathes ko................j ~ ~ Az" ~
SECOND CLLss-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods, lin bAesl Hardware, Leather, 6oc- per 100 n.
Wool, ......s..ssss..)
THIRD CLAss-Anvils Baggins, Bacon and n. -, IN ~
Pork Tin bulk } Hemp, Sc................ ~ - ~ ~
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee Fsh, Bacon and IN. ne, too ~
Pork (Packed,) Lard and Lard OIL -. ~ p ~ W.
shipping Goods from point Of Philadelphia b. par.
ocular mari the package via Pennsyvania Raroad All
consigned the Agents Of This Rood at phlsdephs
FifisbuTgh, viii be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs.-Moses Potter, Boston }. L. Elliott,
Sew-York; T. j. sneedsr, Philadelphia hasrsw koons,
Banore Geo C. FrEncscu, PilsbufEh; snrngnan Brown,
Cincinnati Ohio J. s Moorhesd louisville, KY. X. G..
Meldrum Madison Ind Rafcn Co., ST. Louis, MOI ]. T.
Mitchell Son Evansville Indiana
For further particulars or bills Of lsdint apply
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent Penn RAILROAD Co;
c. b. ALLEN, No. 2 Aston House, New YORK
H. Fl. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. ]. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
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GREAT DIscOvERY-MERCURY TAKEN PROM The
HUMAN system BY ELEcTRIcITY.-Hayin heari q
rumor on the teet that mercury bad been extracted
from the body If a sick in the form OF qu'cksi-
YER aud being anxious TO witness such an experiment
we accom- ami, Drs. loumans and Settler the ope-
raiors ye-erday for the purpose Of Judging Tor oarsei
of the ruth of the statement We found Mr.. tcoo
Hymrod the patent living in the south part OF the
citv al has been afflicted with the chronic rheuma-
tsn for the last year. ing upon the bel IN an en
feebled state VINO told that he had heretofore tined
every kind OF medical treatment without success. lie
had swallowed during biz sickness yasi quantities. OF
mercury IN the shape of calomel blue pls, IRON
the Effects of which be bad nearly lost be use OF ms
limbs. He showed rs .lonule Of QUICKSILVER larger
than good sized pea, which he said had been gata-
cred from the bottom of the electric bath IN which be
had been placed. lie mad been seated upon metallic
stool IN az il sueied zinc bath, vel coaed with pant
ard BIS feet immersed IN calculated w-ter. Inc gal
vanie battery hen applied tie positive poe he!l
n the hands Of tie patient, The egstve pole beng Ia
the bah. 1t Is claimed that the power OF he eectr
civ pror the :, stem is such eradicate every ne
tile substance eno by means Of The wire II IS tepos-
it'd in W. botm Of the rub. II requires some NV MY
four hours for the gObues collect themselves 50 as
10 be perceptbe 10 the naked eye, when they may De
seen by thousands cngiI TO he sides and bot IA oil
the hath We were niormed by the doctors that tr-e
dracfms OF quicksilver bao already been taken rom
the patient who together with lis friends and relatives
treseut confirmed the statement. Although this pump
ing ouick silver out Of the body Of man by the means
of galvanic battery may seem strange aud suirh
little OF humbug we trust scienilhc ana inedc1i
men will not pass the experiment, without 'horoI1n
;nv,stigstiop. columbus journal.
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~ yORK M ROCHFSTER-rhe ROCHESTER and GEN
TSFF VALLEY RAIIPOADis now opcn and IN connection
sh he BuHso Coruins and NewYork and New org sne
Ere Railroads forms direct mute rom new ''' " N
ssier. -. -
The together with the superior com
Afforded the wide renders ~ f1 ne nos'
abe between the sbove-usned cites - A.,
Tcke,s be procured It the Nev'fus and Inc AAoe
rckct Once foot Of puADest, snd No ~ bTosaSJ'
Jersey CITY.
BssEsge checsed thropgn- -.
Frcghts will be transported New orr and hoen
sster dispatch ANY Information desired "a regard uiee.
Obtained BY calling apoD NE General fresht AZ
he New-Yort and Ere Rsiroad Enc buildinss or &. \
rAPPAN Express Freight Agent No ia5 Br0sdEay
N ,rsns on he Eosno Conns and New York RAroad 90
supdsv :. A REbFIELD, Superintendent
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msonsr., wts csncd Up and adopted, and referred 70
Special Committee OF ivo. lINN
Report OF Committee on Salaries and Offices IN favor
Of the appointment Of . number of persons named -
Con mis,ioners Of Deeds. Adopted.
TIE Board then adjourned to Thursday afternoon &C
elnrk
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NEW ROUTE for GREENPORT and SAG

~ BOR.-fhe splendid new stesnbos, ISLAND
BELLE CAPT Poet IT, will leave New York from Csthsrine
Marketsp For NORTHPORT, POR JEFFERSON STONY
BROOK ORIENT POINT, GREENPORT aud SAC HAIR
Dor on tt FSDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at II
A. Nj returning will leave sag HsJbor MONDAY, WE'D
NEBDAY and FRIDAY at AM Greenport st Orient Point
9:4 Stony Port Jefferson II NJ and Horbpo at
SPIN Freight taken reasonable rates payable delivery
of the goods.
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SUPERIOR COURr-JuLYlL.

CHASOE OF CLERK.
The General Term Of Superior Court announced
Yesterday that owing 10 circumstances they had con-
cluded to remove Mr.. George n. 4. Lynch from the
Office OF Clerk, and that they had appointed Mr.
George T. Maxwell, late First Deputy Clerk, 10 he
stead. III is said that a deiscation OF about yl0oW
il ALLEGED in regard to moneys ordered by the judges,
from line to time for suors 10 pay into Court, whcn
mol eys pessed to the care Of toe Clerk ne alleged
defacst on il said 10 been dsooyere1 by an oidef
made 10 refund moneys so paid M Dut no account haa
heen made of IT, snd investigation consequently
- Ioce in n gard 10 the whole Of the funds 80 or
ved 70 h. paid IN II is said the statute does not
cre he Clerk 10 give any bonds, and that the Court
eoss not hold any; and that the Court Itself Is not
liable 10 the parties paying money in, their remedy
should there prove be defalcation being against
The party IL a fduciary claim btrasted with its Gus
tody Hereafter, il Is said, tie money will be differ
emily deposited. The salary Of the Clerk is 81 500
year with fees from parchment certificates Of natural
cation and other sources OF about 81 600, probably
more.
Mr. Maxwell has appointed, we understand, Mr. II.
II Rice late Second Deputy Clerk, to The office Of
FIst Deputy.
U.s.. DIsTRICT-ATToRSRYs OFFICE-ruLYlL
CHARGE AS TO COUNTRY BITING.
Philip N, CURE was arrested, charged by John n.
BooIman heade-st, with passing upon him q counter
felt half collar.
coScEALISG AND DErAIsIsG A LETTER
jeremiah Perry arrested ON this charge ~ re-
lated 70 a letter directed to Rose Gallagher.
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ROARD Of SUPERVEORS.

WEDSrspAr.--Ihis Board met, Pursuant 70 law, 70
receive the returns Of the tax books. conmnnica-
ton ~ss received from the Controller stating that the
whole of the books not vet ready, but submitting
one OF said ta1-books The Boari edjcored TO FIJI
day, when the remainder will probably be presented.
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j RIvER.-The splendid and superior steamer ME-
TROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown New York every TUES
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock, NJ i,
and BAY STATE Capt Thomas O. Jewett leaves Newton
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock
p NJ from Pier No. s. N r. the Battery Both touchn,
st Newport each Hay.
will be regarded secured 10 sppn
sart until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston warded through with great dispatch
BIZ an Express Freight Train.
" VIM BOERFN AGENT Nos. 10 and II West
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DHLPHIA and PITTsBUGH.The noRNlNa NAIL
TRAIN leaves Phlatephi- for Pittsburgh A 4 A VI and
Iesves Psrh for Philso phis A. ~ The FAST LINE
leaves Ihiadophia foI Prbursh a. NJ and P,,sburgh
for Philsaelphfs a p. NJ. The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pit<b sb al IA ~ and PtubIEh
for Philadelphia At 70 p. NJ
and from Louis. No; Alton Gaens. sad ChiesEo NJ;
Lexington and Louisville KY; Terra hs .e NAt
son Psyeto and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton
sprrsteld Beleontane Ssndusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
lurptus Zsuesvle Massilon and Wooster O, also with
the Ssorn PACKET boats from sod 70 NsvOesas st. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati
For further particulars hsndbi " TIE hotels OF tbs
Civ Passengers viii ind IT, the sho- most expeditions
.n6 comfortable route between fNe Ear and West
Trough be hsa stber the aforementioned
.ees il the Wet or Of
RIB DKAS Agent NewJs-eJ Railroad Co nos Of
COur.laI6-t. Ner-f ork-
J. = ELLICOTT. AGENT Pennsy vanis Railroad Co,
No. 2 As0r House New fork-
THOMAS MOORE. Ascent. col utb snd Har,e-fA.
EewioTk April ". 1850. Ph1adelpnla
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IL rsnsement Sundays excepted On and after sArUR
DAY the "a Of June 1885 Trains going Ealeaye Brooklyn for
GeeDport "a. NJ daily and fnlays and Saturday, S:5
A. and S:45 and P. M; for s,osset, 10 A. NJ and rs
7. NJ; for Hampstead 10 and S:f5, 4:l5 and p NJ f
Jsmacs end Il PM, and 345, 4l5 and Up NJ Freight
Train leaves at : AN -
TRAINS WEsI.-Lesve Greenpot for Brooklyn, 10
A. NJ daily and Saturdays and Monday 1:S0 A. NJ 1sphank
Brooklyn 6;o5 sndi3S u; skssnd for Brooklyn 6;35
NJ and 1916 7. ~ ,4Augdse for Brooklyn, and 1880
a. NJ snd 1905 r. NJ; Syssset for Brooklyn AM and $40
r. Nj Hampstead for Brook yn, 6:3, 7:/0 and A. NJ and
lS0 arc g. IS F. Jamaica for Brooklyn $40 7:O 1855 and
s:l5 A. NJ and 2:l0 and 555 81 Freight Train leaves at
IA. NJ
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July, Is55-OCEAN WAVE, Capt II. B.
- Parker, scr SHREWSBURY, Highlands, Ocean H9ass'
(Middleovn and Rcd Bsni WI follow. from foot o.
Jsy Pier N. R. first dock sboys the Ere Railroad pspo~
PARE 81 La CENTS.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNINGTOS

HI for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, EEW-BEpFOaD and
TAUNTON.-lnand route, carrying the Easten Mail
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, sno
c. VANDERBILT Cap w. H. FrsEee 10 connection with the
and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted) from p
No r. first wharf above Battery plsoe at O'Clock PM
O'Clock p NJ arrival Of the Mail train.
which leaves Boston at 5 50 Pm.
Thee steamers unsurpassed for strength, safety Sped
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and atteD
tive.
The c. VANDERBILT, from New.York-Monday, Wednes
day Friday. From StonnStonTuesdsy, Thursday and
Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-ruesday, Thur
day Saturday From StoningtonMondsy "Wednesday and
Friday -
Passengers arrival stonnCon proceed immediately PEI
Railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford N
the Express Mail train reaching said places several hour 10 I'D
vance Of those other and in ample time Tor All the
ery Morning Lines connecting North and East Passengers
who prefer il remain board the enjoying nights
rest breakfing desired aud leave Stoninston IN
The A. NJ train connecting Providence with the II A NJ
train for Boston, Taunton and w.Bedford
Through tickets Mondays Wednesdays and fndsys oi
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Bedford
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each " 49,. -
For passage berths or freight application may
made pier No North River, or at the ONCE NO 10 BAT
tery
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} DATES OF SAILING.

FbWD K COLLINS, No. 81 wal-st., ~
BROWN, SHlPLEY Co, Liverpool
sTEPUEN KENNARDk Co,
n Austen FnArs, London
r. a. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
Y owners of these ships ~ not be accountable for sod
silver buhop specie jeNey precious stones metals unless
bs adng signed therefor and the value 'hero theel'
oppressed a., -. -.
Shippers viii please take notice that he ships OF THIS hne can
not carry ANY goods couiraband Of war
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and

NEW- 1Uhk and EhIE htII-NUAD'-'H MO
IN sAer MONDAY JUS 1883 and until further notice Pas
.enser Trains will leave Pier foot OF Duane follows va:
DUNKlRK EXPRESS, at 8 A. NJ, for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS. a. A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL SIS A. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo and iniermeci.
ate Stations Passenger by has Train VIII remain over night
AZ Oweso and proceed the morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at S p. NJ, from foot OF Cham
bess via Permoni Suferns and intermediate Stanons
WAY PASSENGER, at p. NJ. for Newburgh and ousv'Le
md intermediate Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS A5SO ?. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT ats NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter
me diate Stations.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day, excepting Saturdays
at $3.50 p NJ for Dunkk and Buffalo and Intermediate Sta
These Express Trains connect ElniTa with the Ea -no
Niagara Falls Railroad for NagAra Falls At Buffalo and Dun
AIN with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cneinns
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c aud with hrstolass splendid
ueArnegs for All ports Lake Enc.
49, ID. C. McCALLuM. Genera Sup't
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6isamboaIs auo Railroads.

FOR sHREw SBURY. LONG BRANCH
~. - haiOhnd5ANps OCEAN HOUSE. LIrILE SILVER
FONT. OtfAN PORT and cATONTOWN.- RE
~ i-2 SdNls-Ths new ard shi-dIsf ed steamer JAMES
Snhietop hEk Ssr- Josu Border vii run dou 100, Of
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IN PURSUANCE Of en- order of the Surrogate
q the County of NewYork notice hereby gwen 10 all
persons having claims WILLIAM MADDEN, late Of
he CITY Of NewYok deceased to present the same, with
vouchers thereof the ubcnber, al hs store, No tp
Bowt ryst the city II Newfok before the srth day
Of Septembe Newf0r the third day Of Mach
1855 ma lawsmThl NORMAN COOK, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County York Noice il hereby gwen 70 All
persons having claims against HEINRICH CAll. LUDWIG
SCEAPFR late Of Hamburg deceased 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the goonber- their
Office No IS Wism in the city Of New York before
the tenth day Of September Dated Newfork the 18th
day Of February, 1855. 1000
ARCH oracle KING, H. c. L. Sehsper.
mil lawfmThs
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NETWORK sUPREME COURT-(Late in

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-(Late in
~ ChsnceD Isaac DANIDS anil JULlANA hI WIFE
sst DANIEL REQUA ard othersummon 10 attend before
Referee virtue Of order the above action ma s o
tn. Supreme Court the State " New York GARDNER
SPRING. Junior, the Referee appointed In this acton
DO hereby you To appear AZ my Office, No y
NnsssRs. 10 the City Of New-fork On the eighth day
Of August next n O'Clock In the forenoon, to attend
hesns OF the the said seton in reference before me
such Referee purrusn .ad order And hereof fail Dot Al
your IeI-Dated the hh day Of June IN the oHe nou
.snd eisht hundred ard hfty five.
To nimelne - formerly Emmeine R-qus. and her kus
band Isaac Requa smes Requ, Fl james keqds beas
min l. Levin sus Margaret Lewinhs Wife, Wiiliam Requa
az a Isaac Dsvids GAkD. sPhlNt, Ut. hsieree'
UkDtEwpiTINc.
proceed inquire and ascertain who are he Descendants
and repre- of the parties 70 the above seton ir
law decea ed and entitled 70 dstnbnton Of
the principal deposited for the dover ans Of Harriet Re
on Jcf
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NTFW-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL

~ RoAD-SUMMER ARRANGENE May Z, 1853
TRANS LEAvr Ntw-YoRK-For New Haven A N,
bHdsepor-1, A. NJ, EI.i) 1880, $50, (Ac and En- (,
OK lSO p NJ For Milford sratfod Fairfield, Southport,
10 A. NJ; 1850, S2O, (E1 and Ac. ok $50 SIS NJ
For Darien and Greenwich A. NJ 2So $40 tEL and
$50 4 (Er.J ASo sis p. NJ For Por Chester and New
Rochelle "a Nj 1880 $50 $50 SIS, 6l5 7. NJ For Rye
and Intermediate Stations NJ; l2So, 40, al5, 6ls
Pm 4,
Fxl For Hartford and Springded-s, (Ex) 1880, T. ~,
Ok For Connecticut River Railroad 20 MontIea-s A. NJ
(Fx For Canal Railroads A. NJ, tExi) lZS0 T. NJ For
New.L ondon Railroads. A. Nj 4P For Housatonie Rail-
roads A. NJ; $40 p NJ. For Naugatuek Railroads Nj
$40 p NJ For Danbury aud NOrwak Ralroad-7, g. NJ.
4P.M 80 "a,
A. Mis- CExJ $50 ass 7. NJ, (E1) From bridegroom
sic, I42, iGis A. NJ; 2s4 ExJ sS2P NJ (EAl From
Norwsk-6 ga 6l5 1o52 A. NJ; 2s, tE1. SIS, SIS, 10
p NJ HxD From Port Chester-5S0 SIS 12s, a57, lis
A. NJ; 4Cs, 6T ?. NJ. JAMES H. hOhI, SuPL
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CIVF O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE

LNVE O'CLOCK N4Eh MBUAI LINZ TOT
Il HUDSON aid IN rERMEDiATT PLACpS The -Plsa-
did steamers COLI MBIA and )UTH AHER "a Will lsave
sut Hsrfisors EVERY AFTERNOON (sundsys eEce ged
IT O'Clock connecting with from Kingston, Csst s1o
Hudsob and Boz On Rsrosd and Cha -Four Corners I'd
wards lcouDecting with s'sges for banon sornss) Wes
stocl bridge Lee .s6sd North and South Adams am al
the paris Massachusetts, The train leaves nd
o'clock In the morning and arrives IN Ptshd IN une
for breakfast HAVILAED CLARK Co.
L. r. MELLEN Co.
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CUPRFMF COURT-City and County of New

dII'I NUHIIt' VI ~
- York-OFORGE BOWMAN ssst- RICHARD SCOTT,
MARY L. he Wife The Columbian Mutual Loan and
Account aiirg Fund Association Thomas smith Ehaghan
H. Nihois John C. Morrison. Henry g. De Forest w AN
Iuzl and &c re Wslker-Surnmous for rs-f TO MARY l.
SCOTT one Of the above defend4nfsN hereby sun
oned sud required the complain "a which
Wa, eo IN the Clerks Office the City IND County Of New
York Msy Is lass aud copy Of answrr y the
said eempsint the Subscriber a. his Office, No HAnovers
IN the civ # within twenty days aer the
her,of exclusive day II such service and 700 M %
answer the comp within the time Aforesaid the pni
Ia Ills action apply the Court for the relief demanded N
n con plant. Dated Neville Nay IS, 1883
ieSi tsw6wTh GEO. BOWMAN. plaintiff In p@rson
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of York Notice hereby gwen 10 all per
sons having ms against JOSIAH c. COMES, late Of he
Civ Of oTk deceased, TO present the same with yonch
ers thereof, the subscriber a. Office Of NJ NJ freeman @
No IS sou'hs IN the CITY Of NewYork before the 81
day Of next-Daied New ok tho 18th day Of April,
lgts JOSEPH EATON Administrator.
nla lAWfmTh
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VyHf, KFW-Y DIRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
L STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-The ships competing thH
PACIFIC, Capt Ny~

hue are the following; ,o =, . ~,
ATLANTIC. Capt West fA0iriSJ capt NJe
Ratio. Capt ComstOck ADRlAfIC
These shs having been built by contract expressly TOT ne
service every has beel taken IN then contus
op a. Aso In their engines insure strength and speed and
their accommodation for passengers are uneqused Tor elegance
md comfort Price Of passage New York 10 Liverpool
6rsass cabin $780, IN second do &7S exclusive use o. OK
"a roons aS25 Liverpool 70 New York 81 anc
~ snes. An experienced Surgeon attached 70 each dip Nc
berth secured until paid foI , ,,, s.,,r.,o
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice i hereby gyen 20 AL
peIsons having claims against THOMAS NJ STONlEH late 81
The CITY New-York, deceased present. the with
thereof 70 the ubsobers the Office Of John Baker
E,a No. Franklnsquare, the City of New York,
before the fourth day Of November next Dated New
York the 2lst day of May 1855.
JOHN BAKER, (E,ecr,ora
mH2llawsmoTh. JONATHAN X. LYNDON. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
FINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
I. aTk MaLIIPS

TROM EEW-YORK LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage.
FROM sosToN TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ..........................@ue
Second CebD Passage. ........................ 60
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins. AMEISCAi Capt Lans.
PERSIA CAPT. Rvrie EUROPA, Capt Shannon
ASIA. Capt. T. O.. Lott CANADA, Capt stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Leitch
These vessels clear white hight At rnastheed green ON
cardboard bow; red on poIi bow
ASIA Leaves Boston W ednesday 4n July
INFRICA Lang Leaves Boston WEDNESDAY 18th Inly
CANADA Stone.. Leaves Boston, Wednesday, LIST Aug.
ASIA Leaves Boston, Wednesday, 18th Aug
Bertns secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners Of these ships BE- accountable for Cold
Rver Bullion Specie Jewolry Precious Stones Metals
less Hills adng signed therefor aud the value Thereof
therein expressed.
Tor freisbt or passage, apply 70 - -
There viii be steamships Of this line from Newly un
further notice.