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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
MISSIONARY MEETING At Tue YoRK
scREErN. E. CHURCH.

sCREEr u. E CHURCH.
Tie Yavih's Misrossry Society ceoneced viii 40
Ye,k,re+tM. + Chures he'd their second Asav''
SAW meeting yesterday afternoon. The atendance
"a. lave Ard great seal was manifested Sor We n
sonsry cause. -
The proceedings were epercd with sir sins BY tho
SOCIETY and = prayer by tss pastor, h- Rev. b.
NoOpRrft. . =,
Addresses were delivered ~ Ne Rev. J. n. Rsp ~
tie sunm erield II. +. Church, sad the Rev. ID.
pIRBis of New. lerk.
Tbs former SPOKE Of the msyni'uds OF TIE NIsssns
e,u,e in making Efforts for redemption Of that p
sft9s wcrld wi ch VISA vet ia heathen csrkae~s, snf
..o cf the importance Of youhs mississary soeea =,
DIR DrRBis spske " he isa aud progress " ~
Ne,hoo ist Episcopal Church, which had sta'tet ssV
ont, ,es,- sgo With . small membership, and nos
numbered over thirteen handrec theusasd, not incGl
II thousands that ksd gore home earring thts em :
and that her sister churches looked ~ the he0sd'
Fui-copaI Church to DO much N the mis-tsnafy
cause lie sts'ed that duriDg the present. neotas The
Board o. Managers of the Methodist Episcopal Charoh
Ns.iousry Society bad met n N-~-fors aud ~esun
es,iu a'ed 10 cary on the wsrk az il VS. begun woG
this wear be- 1865 0OO and that sum they looked no
Mebocit Epn eopal Churh 20 make up, ana sp 'es ed
TO York street Methodist Episcopal Church 70 ma
up her quota.
A cole cton was then taken up, and large ssa 10
shzed.
max. the Rev Mr. Woodrsf, psstcr Of she shuroN,
a life director Of the Parents n ssiensry Soe'sty
~hch would take $3.50. Mr.. Samuel Booth seconded
the proportion by contributing $40. sad hs wesia
ann OF 3 50 WAS soor raised, ~hereby Mr.. Woodrsf
Was mazda 4 life director OF the Pa<enis' n lsssnA
Society.
The meeting was slosed With siogng and the bes D.
cicdop. The proceedings were highly int esnx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
FEMALE FREE ACADEMY.
To ne Ediior q Tie a. Y. TItbrBs.

To ne Edn9r q TIE IStrns
SIR: In your article of this ncsnipg On "Ou
Public Schools" you have (uuntentissliy. dssbt-
le,s created al impression m reference 70
the recommendation Of Q Free Academy for 0kt,
which had the honor 70 submit - the Hoard tf
Education on Wednesday evening last 1t wS ?
the cypress purpose Of 0vo'd'sg the secesty Jor sdds
tt0nat t0Iat,On that deemed it my dsty to suggest
he de igpatoD, for rucb an institution Of bidding
already 0eeted and pad for, and designed 6r " !,
education Of young ladies exclusively. II Mis- bail
isg cen rally located and ssmuediOus Ia oil respect.
g uln be secured with the Of lhe Off Of h
Ward in wcich il situated, for the education n No
higher branches Of toe female graduates Of the
ersl Ward Schools, II appeared me That the Pelioy
which die sed The gar izatou OF the Free Aoa4exny
for boys ud be red out by it, extension 70 g
without H. jury to any existing interest or hsreasoi
erptrse 10 the city, certainly should be Vie last 70
recommend to approve OF any additional burdea
upon our citizens for educAhsnsl purposes sst asec
lu'.y requisite " the Improvement or extension Of Ne
existing .yssm But rec III 10 assiee 81 pshcy IN
literally providing for the advanced instruction Of Tie
male pupils Of our public sshook and Withholding he
some Jrivit, from those Of the otter Ny stest
war II possible to ttcure equality IN this respect
without ,ubjectlng the city 10 sny additional sest "
iDjurlousy in erf,nng with tue special edacssssa
interests Of the fifteenth Ward.
rour' respectfully. =. RANDALL
R,marks-Mr. Randall does not need ~ 10 tsld
that we are Io: lees favorable than he - the con
cessioD of feeitAs fof sduoston - Girls eqss v
those sIorcsd 10 Boys. There are three ways IN
which thus may De done: l. BY sbclishing our preo-
ent Free Academy, aud eIpeOding is annual cost o.
the improvement Of our Common Schools 2. BY Goa,
cecpg TO Girls equal opportunities win Boys in no
Free Academy We Already have or }. BY sstablish-
ing E second Fee Academy, exclusively for Giro.
Mr. Superintendent Randall faysn the most sost,5
Of these eIpedieDts.
We DO detest ubderhsnd, tricky, juggling, dodgfn2
Management That new schoo -hoase N the FlfDeatS
Ward wss devised and has been suit expressly fss
Giris Free Academy, though ostenstly intended T.
b Public School. TAe wealthy citizens Of the Fiji
tenth and Eighteenth Wards wan. On Academy
wherein their daus hters be edscSed In sxola-
ave manner At the public sIpebse, and We support
they will get it. We only wish they eosld have o.
aimed it in some straightforward fashion. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or CAyvAsSERs.

The Board Of Cs,vw.ers On Saturday wet asrcu =
he Toe hh snS Thirteenth Wards vi.sost snd -
spy considerable blunders A Ssw retarns were SCI
back icx correction Of clerical biundsrs, u se@
vss ,ai,p OF snanisess emission n the f~ern va
~ ,bou, 100 vote fer Dsviss candidate for Jzfge
the Supreme Court 70 tl vacancy, .nc Of enss's >
in the 1birie.nh Wsri Of sco,~ hing Ike ITO votss
hr Mitchell. ssroidas for Stske Controller, as< ~
,hou, 100 voice for Rass e-ndS s,e for 'sspestS ~
STATE Prisois. On ore Of the ressras Ne name ,
$ a. Seymour VI. spelled SiAs c. Moore, and ts
ye.e vas allowed "a Seymour.
s,p.r,i.cr puXr a. ,he close Of ne session ssk
attention 10 AL article IN The JS~rssI ~ Co" "rc- N
vrrs BY no nesns complimentary to NJ. SlueT, 81
81 he ei;ors Of that sbse sso proseasced lie state
rent that he bad refused 10 shs~ TIE returns ~
Wsrd, when called sFoa 10 do -, a. snqusi'net n'e
hood -, A..
Snu+r,i.or wAxEs.s expissnel the resscu way g
returns Of one OF ue Districts IN BIS W ara were To-
delivered until tie Monday afe- eset,on 60 81 sck
c.re % the part Of The spscisrs, kessrs L Gem
bell and Patrics Mclean.
The Bssrd sIijssned ~ day ., II . M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

REcLAyArIoS OF HURDERER.-Deputy Chrf OF
Police Ham arrived ia tLis ely TIN morning from
ToroLto, Canada, having in cus'ody james hcS tIy'
received from the Engeh auth oriIie- NE OF req IL
.ition from the Urit.d sta'es sa6ofiaes. Men .Hy,
il viii be remembered, u charged WIN nsVn8 muf
c,,ec Cbsr,. : smith . recer Of ths city, IN Nay,
III, b. ,thsbioe biz in the b.ct At about nom in
Hsy.srt ot square, afer which be ted ne country.
He IL about forty yeAIs OF sxe, and hss wife and
children no o1 reside i. FL OF street Of this city.
III 10, ming McNsly ass tsten before the Police
Court on tle charge Of murder. j "a. Bradley sp-
ueartd for &c defense. The examination 90. post
toned on Tuesdsy nett, al II A. N. and dcSaIy -ss
conn tilted 10 jsll. bos'oo Traveller 24h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

CAT.LrY or kuRDZR.-Te regret 10 learn MA
on Se.urda, evening lat SIR. Sesnen DeBruh, Co.
m4rv a citi,.n Of Ills district, bu. bitterly rosidis2
rear Lowpd.sviIIe, Abbey lie D,sth 4, was baad
oesd upon the road by ole Of his negr ~ IL sppess
that Hr D.Bruhl bad been q neig hsors plantsnos
soue FIVE miles os;aDt surveying some land, and en-
he return he either tbown hom bis horss a1d
i ileo by tie fall, or was ~aylaid sDd Durd-red
There il around for the belief ths. the de,es-ei
was murdered By o. his regro@s, perhaps Il ,
ole who Informed bic family OF bis death.
fCossnba g. G Times, 3lk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ and sfer MONDAY Nov. 49, 1880 and anti futns noSoe
will leave Pier foot OF Dusoe - foevs VIZ
BUFFALO FXPREsS, all A ~ FOR Buffalo direct WITH at
chance OF baggage Horpenve bis Train connects
with Way Train Dunkik and al Stations on see eern
Diyid,n. 800 ,,,,.
MAIL at s:lSAM for Duntrt and Buffalo and terned ,s
Stations Passengers BY this frsn will remain over Lsh
at Ow. TO- and proceed the neIt Dointna
ROCKLAND PASSENGER 81 1880 Pm. from fHst o.
Ch.nbet via Pr rmolt, for Saferus and u srrne u ste
Stations 80. IT
WAY PASSENGER atP N. for Eswbursh aud oh~iis'
and iuternediste Ststoes
ExIGRANT, at5P. fH Danhnf and bansle nod inter
hermediate Stations ,,
On SUNDAY Only enc Express Train. stSrh.
The. Express Trans Ems with the Elmir. and
E,R.r. Fas Railroad for Esksrs fails at Buffalo and Dan
tf h the Shore Railroad fr Cleveland, Cinetns III,
TOLEDO, petror Chc1Es &c ,....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
ROWS MEETINGS.

A course Of BOYS meetings have been eomncaeei
in the Sabbath school room Of the Lee Avenue DutrN
Refornec Church, Brooklyn, which has for its oe,ea
IA. uofs cul vaion of he youths. TIE second meet
ug was held on Friday bis ht a- and was nu.lersuly
tended by the children connected with the sasbs'A
school M q number of others. The exercises wsrs
CONNER ced with singing and prayer. Mr., Jeremich
Johnson the superinen ent Of the Sunday sshscl IS
AFRO the preceding officer Of the neeHngs sacr a.
dre,s 10 Inc children was delivered by the Rev. NJ
HAIIow.Y, after which Mr.. LUST, Mr. OsrRArD ant
Mr.. W.LKyR spoke to the children, and related ssr1e
amusing stories The intervals were filed up nh
singing BY the scholars and the proceedings we're
inter- slDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

IN THE Matter of the Sale of the Real E,tste

i fBALTHASaR KAISER. deceased for he paymsnt o.
hu 6eb-p pursa.nee Of an order OF te surTosSs ss
Cont, Of will bs sold ~ psohc sueton
a. the Betchsns Exchange the city ofSew orr sn Ne
tetrth day Of December 1855 at twslv oeoet eon ne
IN, d,,e R,L Estate Of hsr KssT late Of the atty Of
EewYoft sece.sed for the payment OF bis deeS; All ,t
certain piece parcel Of and wth the the con eeeted
stu ate ,rI and k.ios Ia the Eleven ward OF the CITY Of
Esv.Yoi the westerly tide Of Attorney" s9nded io'
sv, B,rpuipf ~ point the westerly hs Of Attneys
sTd bundled and seyeptyhye '- 7o the
conner formed BY the Intersection Of aid hne said street.
he so-therly ne Of Houston runnnE thence
son. the westerly Of Attorney twenty rect neaee
v.,tv .dy and parallel with Houston sne hunired re
porbvUdy and psra with Aror,eye twenty sve
feet ard thepee eawsrdy and para With hoHst3nf oae
hundred Attorney a. the point o. place eesaniaf
Clamp " Tbouu Barton and wife By deed bearing date iae
fTr day Of May, 1852 III. Improvements on d o. Of Ana
.on,,t 81 two sei boil font and Ten eest Of
ne mercy vii se required 70 be paid ~ the 81 d
TIE balance when The deed +. ready nr dehV'-Hesfori
Nov. 5 1885 o-ur.
nos lsytsM fhlLlF kOEhLba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

The followir lines were tsken from q hymb-booS
which young lsdy had mcsuiieusly eft behind hcf
in ciapel:
" ] look IN ysp, he does sss CONE:
Dear dear what shell ao'
e-nn listen ~ I snsh
Uoless ~ bs.sbs too
He mshi have .. well ~ -
vbIp tssso fills ar
III bet be-. hs>t s.l'eP a. hons,
Or q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
Asm:1lerk Daily Gribane
MARINE AFFAIRS.
sHIP-BUMDING IN NEW-YORZ.

SHIP BUILDING IN EEW-Y0RK.
Tsi business, OF late 30 depressed, u DOW being
carried on in this port with something Of its fNner
activity, and the improvement promises 70 continue
hrough the Winter and Spring. From recent visit
70 the tbip yards on the East River, we are GRABBED
to lay tie following st ,,ement OF the work In osres
before our readers:
srrlxsHIPs-The famous ,hipwright, George
Steers. is engaged the United States mai ssssmsr
Adriatic for the Collins line. Already her Augs nib
are ,lsnied to the stesks, and in tAe eoase OF
tive weeks her upper deck will be planked 1. would
be premature to 90 into description Of her model
and construction Blu, We subjoin the following gu IN
.,sx, of bay dmausiops:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

ANEW LIIUIESAsT-oiovEREOR- L.st year, swia2
10 tse death OF the Leu-enaDt Governor OF Missouri
tie Senate Of that State elected Mr. RswIius 70 tart
Office. few days sihoe, when the LAsslstGs cor
veLed il we found tcat tn Constitution ~ sursd tie
~ cton To be sDd the votes entered thu
journal. Tbs not having been complied sith, n ,
post va declared vacant, AID sso,her election o.
6,ed Meanwhile. Rs Wins had joined the Esow-
refused TO support him. They sominsted Mr.. A0rr-,
ard elected him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
N. ULsHOErFER,
WILLIAM KENT.
L. BRADisH, Co1cl,s
WARREN BRADY,
JEREMIAH TOWLY,l
O%oD.i

CUFREME COURT. THOMAS NJ RPhl 3
SEt.SyfIN g. AyTRY .aG GEORGE CHAPMAN,
p45tis. ,s.Iu~ STEPHEN n. hOfr, pefens.ft -saua-
rcu.-To e .bo' def ndn'; Ga are h-r'oy s7a
- "a r.cuire1 70 he complaint 10 ths t,lor on
lrh ecpy herewith se-ved upon aod 70 s'rre coy
y.r .nIer III. sid all; 90 the ts-f
"a. M rs Futou-s.. the Cry Of ser-i orr, vi'hin
,fer the hefeof exc rsive o. ~ CAY o.
seh .-rl-e f The seid enulsant - bun
- -. ,foie.nd The plaintiffs ms sc'on VI isxe le<
,r.ip, VOC the CT hsrd sod srs sor'
,rd rIiy.foaf ct. rtef,s ron iss ,sna as,
To- beSSs .be " TINS .s.on-oses sep ~ "a
T. " / @. ?. caEsrER, PlAinus' 500.
40 r.Nrr.S - IN tbs sruDoo. .. 1e1 = e. o. ~
clsri oftse City ssd County Of Se@ Ss' n - NN' ~ -
-. ~ On III l1,h day q Octoee-, ltSN - -. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

CUPREbIE COURT.-ln the matter a the ~
- pbearon Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Coum onaty We
City Of New York restve 10 the OPENlNG sad LAIi
OuTG PUBLIC PLACE between tth snd poto * ana ts
rHen OF R.im.te and Assessment. the above entiues
matter hereby eve tc The owner or e~ners
cocup.nts ,nd lots and improved and srnpro'es
l.lds affected thereby ard 70 Al ethsS vhon LAY ~seeh
~ follows, 70 Wit: .. -. ....--,
.nl h. al persons whose srOeted thereby so9
vbo may opposed the do present heI 10
vrtI q duly verified y the COMMISSIONS them ono 40
ITO Broadway troor le IN ih ey, % o. before ne No eS
OF November 1865. .
"a That person Who nav CONSIDER s<ue va
asUeyed by said estimate snd s-~uent, viii Be heard
sppo-itSOu The 81 e same pace 10 0soef
A. NJ 90 tie 2ist day on November, If
That the Abstract OF sid kstif-.e And AseSmsnf
tseer with cor Mare sod Also al DE .dsvn esnA'es art
ober documents which usec BY Is nating ou
have been deposited IN the Street oe re
CITY County Of Se~fort there remain and s Ia
aay Of December 1855
lows. AL thse pieces OF land ntussd N the s4c CITY eoane
DISC bed and sin.ns follows that 70 say-on tae no
hy he center line Of blocks between neh hnd llte
&C By the center line Of The blocks stS eee s sne
twe@e he "a and 50 the wes BY the eenSs ae lie
BLOCK. 10Th and lith And .o al noe Ger
t c<r lots pieces and parcels Of and outns % es sds
eFthe Sh 9Th 1th and ST. ava between iioh sns INC
hnrns % either Ode q the Sh. en- TIL snd hhsvs ed
Broadway Sl No trs aid out on ne ssld ~
q the Comu ksioner
That cur r. port VII presented Se ecprerns
b he'd a. The CRY Hs the said Cry. Saturday the e
s.y OF December D. 1855 The Opening o. tn- Cor: CT
tht S.y and thst then and there Thereafter sen
:. ear re hesyd motion Will Be made tbs. nd rvpo1 %
scsfrrped View Y ort, octot-r rs
N ULsHOEPFER
WILLIAM KRET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

A family Of DegToes, consisting OF a woman and Eve
CHILDREN ~tre 60 unce7 the hammer in AshvIl-, ~
G. on Wecnesdsy lss,, AZ the following prioe-
Won an e yesrs Old and two children, one aged ?
ears. lie other 10 months brought 81 200; boy Z
year. Oh s;sai boy 10 years OH $50 BOY u years
s755. charleston stania 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

r. goyA E,to Bait "a Fl0s, 7, 80 bash W ss.,
IS 10 DO Corn SOL Rye 100 co oss' q bra Be
h, E,l, Rad,oa4-s - bS. Flour. IS IBIS A.hes ic2 :,
3 ssi, 90 DO. " kissJ, SO b,ss Wh>s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

~ in connection with the LEHfGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened Nsusb Chunsk Winter Arargemen conanenstns
Nov 10 1885, Leave NewYok for Hspch Chonck AID inter
mediate pses from Pier No North River At 30 T. fs
Eaton 30 ~ and IS M TO- Sonorvile ~ TO and
lO:45 NJ. u ard 40 p NJ The above trains CONNECT At
Issbeb 9th trains the J.r.'y Railroad lseyns New
Yort from f OF landtt 81 7tn and IL T., sod
II John 0. Stems. sape hntepdsDt-
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leaal NoiceS.

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES. Nov. IS 1855.
TAXES, 1855 Notice is hereby given that one
i per be sdaed the Is, day Of oeeenber On I'll
viii he nss. on the lah CAY Of Dee meer
Kotee also hereby aver that on the Let day o. j.nu,
s The rate OF II per PER ses sted oa tee ID
dsy Of september 1875 BIRvEY HART Receiver Of r.Ie-
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
Of the County Of Ne-sert sotiee h-rss, gwen % al
Cg Yot msreb.ni t:.". 70 p:..' re sa mns
for. ii. nth day Nay Nav York he 18Th day
s:.:..s n f stf73s EMS f.E;oSs
Of County of Ne-Yort potie- !. h-rss, t',,n :. III
persons having .e.'ns PATRICK ROC iE ssetHn's
,rehe bs.Oftc sb. .ub'.riter, At the sce :. jaime:
White No: 81 Lb,Ity't in the eit, Nsv f:s .a OF ss
IF Of" oesoS. is3 WILLIAM PowkR, Hdaini.tr ,tss
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County ofEew YoSh notice hsrsey dyen 70 " per
cs, Sew is bsHe maker deos..d 70 pfs.-u
xh ,osess" ID thereof 70 de ;sc cIS !. ts sss of
&c The in, Ss ss' Of Nay C. WrsoE Er. n DAY
o& iawSmM
IN PURsUANCB of an order Of the Surrogate
having claims sssnst sENRY SCHULZ l.ts q oTSsDs
81. % si Ell :s
tel til dsy Of Hoveu Der. 1855
nl2 lsv6mhs CHARLES r. DAhbAANN' bSesa.sf'
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of iork notice hereby given 20 al per
,r. having claims ag.t WILLIAM LiVN tsfOS, late 81
the Cay Of NewYeIt seee.ed 10 fresent The sane VIII
vouchers thereof the subscriber. st bin ofice No. Wa
street 10 tie CITY Of New before the seth day OF
49, 1855 ROBERT LIVINGSTON,
eI.y.nN AaInsstsiOr
IN PURSUANCE of all order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New Yo notice !, hereby given 20 .. per.
having claims sgst JOHN HILL late OF ths Cly "
merchsot decessed present the same
With Der. thereof to rubsbe ne store Of PAn-
"a. su m No $50 Brosdwsy IN the City OF Newf on 90 Or
before the day Of January neIt-Dsted New
Yori the 2ls day Of Judy, ls6
WIZ II. ELY, Administrator and
Tvs IsvsuM. ELIZABETH HILL Atninistrs,riI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

FLUSHING RAILROAD. - DELIGHTFUL
Il EXCJRsIONs.-The st snbo., FsLAND CITY lesys
FULTON Ferry wharf north side Of ST. and 10 A snd
p daily seetps and szeh 9Th the
Point topposite 2t ST. which Lave Flushing the
s.se hour Persons Flushing by these trains
suce~-dins nsn Through time
Pare eeDa Excesos parties tax at reduced
Mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
CAnNG-DAYs 5tb and Goth Of each Month

SAQING-DhYS 5tb and EOtb 81 each Month -
DsosI Hc,s froo Oes.s Dee ey Panama Rdrosd II
bass,ss hstTbru fx Ca Ns-nis. va 's,Ana RNroa1
3nB uhITLD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
k<s.e ~ aSsstoh - As5tEws GO FRIDAY osa .ssst
H., tr.ci,sIy, from Pisr fost Of NsreEt eUa Ever,
f.,srits stsAEashp GEORGE LA " es4%
Hn L. HeTBssp, Z. &. Navy.
Pa..ss s.r AID nails viii - r~SSsd by PAns.s tAkssl
- Psr.n. vita tie P.s6e N a ses .ship Geo
p.s,, magnificent 81 Arnship JOHN L. sfEPdEH, A w.
f,sos snssr which viii " rss@oes I'D ssvs -
s,As.ly 81 San Frreso.
~. ,vkle informed ssst the Psofe Mail ssssassp
&c always ksve more sxrs steamers iyng - pAS
fer 70 avoid possible ssento Of passengers
yor ,..sr. sprIyt l. w RAYMOND AZ the ss,y s1s.
C'CR NEW. GRANADA and NICARAGUA
J. The NJ W-6RANAJA CANAL and STEAM NAvIGA
o. he 18Th Of Deo mber osotk ~. for San TsAn de-
k.ne CAr,bgsr- and ST. Martha On her reIurn Will cal ~
Asibv4 snS KDpton. J.mnsa
III. OSPREY l. rrs g 49, steamer " so harden, IN
rereo ard cood and bsures at the Swest rates. hs
esr.ciy 'cr so p.s,eUsers SAD 4oD tune ot eight
Fr.sh' viii 50 per FOOT fe Car
HaseBs and ST. kntbs al Is cf'. per loot
Passage;
first Cshn............ 600 TO San Juan del Horts,
tsecrd Ihin ..........s. 6) flc%rsglA =.
y-r Csbn........ 80 To CsTthsgens aud 81. AGrths
secsTo Calm ............ COY feW-tTsnsoA
10 BeItts secured unul e.id for.
Fer passsse tPPb TO "k L. hQLLo o.,
Fos hssht sppyO HosQU6sA GO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-THE G REAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, sosnestins the Allan &c sities with
Western, Northwestern .hd southwestern s.e'' On
Dolly ine Of Steamers 70 I'll IN the Wesfen Rivers
and Cleveland and s4sduy With Sesner 70 .. ports On
reliable rou. bv which FIRE. GIT can b forwarded 70 and
HATES sETwEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
boIes) Fur, Feather te...............) w. - "
sreoSp Class Books and Stationery. Dry)
Goods, Hn saissJ Hardware, Leather Soe- per 100
rHrRp CLiss-Anvis B.ssins Bacon md "a, 49,, IN q
yo, rGIi sn s:n a.@p t.s Bacon md
Yort. (pseked LAID and Lard Oh. &c.: ~
n shipping Goods from any Int east Of Phis5s rhs pa.
Goods oen.sped to the AGENT Of ths ao.d Phsdphs
Pittsburgh will he frwtrded without detention.
FKEIeHr AGEsTs -no.e. es'ter Boston J. L. E,tott
Baltimore Geo Tranctscss PNt.bxg sprDsmsnk Brown
Cincinnati Ohio; J. g. Noorbesa Louisyle Ky; G. Mel
drum Madison, Ind. Rssh Co, St Louis No }. b hi
ehell L. sou, Evansville, lneisns-
Ta further psrtics ar. o. bls oflsains, apply %
:. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Ra,,esd Col"
H LOMBAERT, Superintendent Ai:ooa., Penn
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
Nj -Ttsvele,s for CHICAGO ST LOUIS. kansas and
points West ssd South West sban rhroafh Tsksu
s sns %I' I'D o0G HsfE R%IGkoXo EEwioGx
CENTRAL RAILROAD. By sppis.son at the Company On
''' NO '' 0''''" JOIN +. PORTER. General Asaa.-
HUDSON RIVER RAH.ROAD.-On and aneI
and Ws:ts I.in M. Trsi, 'sS ~ Tsrg s.ss
1850 p re fsoi,sIl $50 p n yGt siSs IF
rse Dobbs Ferry Sing shs Peek.t md hSt.oe Ir.1. sop
Christopher and Sls.,:A SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN ~ n
Sons E. L. SYKES. ia, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
FJHE NRW.Y DIRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL srEAMEAS.-The shps composing tas

IrlaNTIC' Cart 0en PACIFIC, Capt Ehhiso.
BaLT1C, Cspt Coms'cct ADRlATlC. -.
These shire hayips been bu BY contract expressly ior the
Gyerpu,nt service every has been taken IN hes %
,r,.,;on A also IN their Etrepg ans sped
md their ,eoouu td.ops for pAsseuEei are unequaed ~
sl,. &c comfort Price o. pssssse fon New OH 10 v
,o In or,t class cabin $751; second S7b exels1 va
r. Of ,.ra.i1e stserooms 1925; from Liverpool 70 New
Yer and 20 suIe An experienced Surgeon Asen'o 'e
~ ,hio 30 berth secured until pNd for.
PROPOSED DATES Of SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
N-FW-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL

NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN KALI
~ ROAD-WISTER ARRASGEMENT Nov: 1854 .
Trans Law Ew.YsRg-Hor New Hsvep-7 ., A N,
E,J i2:S, s:9c, az s1s As o.. e. 80 y f1
TI {SoPN For Nilfrrj, stsrord, fNr6eld. Southport
.nd We.gcn-5A la:s ;:s,A%P NJ rOr s SG5Tsh
yor psien and Greep~ich-7 1850 S:s IL ana
As) Hsoi5:i5P P. NJ: For s.anfsd-7 N sEh }, "
Koclelle-7 "a NJ; 1880 $3.50. $50, S Is eil3 rT
Rye aud intermediate Stations, A NJ l2Se, <S 3D.
sl5PM.
ColNtcrns TsAu-Por Bostcn-s NJ, (sI NJ
(F1) FOR Hartford ~ SP1pshslds, (Ek l2'S ~
T,1 For Corneeout River Railroad to Montreal 3 N,
tE1j for C.pl RsirOsS-sA N, E1 ia:sl r NJ p re
E-E.Iopdon Railroads.&c. NJ; tP.h For II usstonie ht
fosd-sAM For Hssgs.sh RsiIo.a-s A. N $50 Z. NJ
Tor pAnbury md Scr~sR RAilrosd-7 A. NJ 4P: "
TE.INs Ios HSW.No.E-Prom Eew-H.yen-S:Si, Z, $50
IS Ok 80. s;2S p (sI.) Fron sndrep-rt-
: 10 y ~ lolsA e. III } SILL, s;o2PM TX FROM
sm tFNi Frorn Pot Chester-S:S SIS. !. s'Sl ll;S
A n 4l0. t:7 p. NJ JAMES q. hOtI, say