davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

OHIc.-The new Senate of Ohio will con-
sist of 80 Republicans, and Democrats !;
the House of so Republicans and 20 Demo
Gratis. This secures the reelection of Scna-
tor Wade, whose term expires before another
Legislature can be chosen. la5
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

GREAT INLAND SEA IN AFR1cA.-Dr. Reb-
maun, traveller in Africa, has sent to Eu-
fope map Of sea which he has discovered
iA'the interior Of Africa. Il is more than
twice as large as the Black Sea, and is stu
ated between the equator and ten degrees
south latitude, nd-between % degrees and
30 of longitude, east from Greenwich. -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

g Among the passengers by the Afri-
ca was Mr.. Thackery, the distinguished au-
thor and lecturer
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

GROWTH OF NNEsoTA.-Minnesota has
shown by her last census a population of
$1,000 persoiis, and ct the rate of increase
shown by the emigration, the Territory will
reach 100000 before the close of the next
Congress. At Cincinnati, says the Galena
Advertiser, the number of farmers bound
thither by steamboat number $50 TO POO per.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

The LATE JUICE WHIppLE.-The late
Judge Whipple, one of the Justices of the
Supreme Court of Michigan, who died at
Detroit on Thursday evning last, was, says
the Free Press, widely known throughout
our city and State, and possessed the esteem
of all who knew him. For many years he
filed position upon the Supreme Bench,
where he earned a high reputation as faith
full officer and an accomplished juror. In pri-
vate life he was noted for eminent social
qualities "a II '7s1 ei s9 'aaf Aa'2'-l'' 7-
= z as sS
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

E The article Of quinine is exhausted
in three of the principal towns on the Wa
bash, in Indiana. Terre Haute ran short
first, and then made run on Vicennes and
exhausted the stock there. yicennes drew
ON Evansville, and cleaned that city out.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

-. The New York Mirror says that
Thomas Francis Meagher, the Irish patriot,
is about to lead to the hymenial altar one Of
the lovelest bellies of that city. -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

ES We understand that Gov. Critten-
den, of Kentucky, has been invited and has
accepted of invitations of the Boston Com
mittee, to deliver a lecture. upon Slavery.
Like Senators Butler, of South Carolina, and
looms, of Georgia, and Mr.. Hilliard, of Ala
bama, Mr.. Crittenden has accepted the invi-
tation in the same spirit in which it was
given .-llli- !. ~ -. .--.s.l. - :. .--l--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
X. T. LEEDS, Aueioneer.
NIORTGAGEE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE

WI HOLD FURNITURE. on TUESDAY. homegrown at 10Y
No. so Broom-st, Of Laurens ST.
SYLVESTER SLOWER Co. VIII sell as above the entire
Furniture family IeL gushing housekeeping consisting Of
ebdid Psno Forte, made by Of the
city in the most perfect order having been
months; beautiful rosewood Paor Sue IN
satin brocaiee richly carved walnut Paro Suite in spes
try maIbeop Ceuter and Sofa Tables rosewood Gard Tables
ROY Wilton velvet Brussels and ugrsn Carpets richly deco
raied China Feuch mantle Clock and French
plate Pier Glasses Oil Paintings Window Shades and Curtains
Dining Fgrnure Extension TABLE, Sofa Arm Chairs,
superior China and Glass Ware, sdeb,ard Silver Plated Ware,
fine Table Cutlery hall Furniture, Hal Stand and Chairs 20
match Table Lsmp, OCloth, Stair Carpets an Rods Cham
Der Furniture elegantly carved rosewood sod mahogany Bed
stea6s of the III zabehsn aud Louis XVIII yles marble
ton Dressing Bureaus and Wristbands Conu)des Colt aud
Fancy Chairs satin brocade Lo Easy Cha richly gilt
and decorated China Toilet Seis best live Featherbed
pure horsebar Mattresses. Pases, Bolsters and Pillows
BeedDs, &C. Also large assortment Of Kitchen Ware the
whole be sold without by order of the Mortgages
cash deposit be required of every purchaser the goods to be
removed the dy Of sale Catalogue he had early the
morning of No 3O Broadway no. lt5 Csnalsi AMI at
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
Frs COAL COMPANY.-TRUST-

CHARTIERS COAL COMfANI.-l hOSi
VJTt,S SALE or COAL, coal WORKS, LANDS,
sGtfnISf,s RAILROAD, EQUIPMENTS, Sc.-By virtue,
81 10 exercise and ful6ent the discretion and pow
vested y d 1essa 20 5s tRa 'ct CON-
PANY besrnE date the loh day Of April 80 an 7.
h Conrnonwesth Of Pennsyvanis Mortgase Book vol 81
rae 43l &c will EXPOSE 20 sale BY ru5e AaSi5on ~ ne
seIssiaP pm On Tie SECOND DAY AUGUST 1855 At.
oelocI p NJ ali .nd Singular the ESTATE PROPERTY and
"a Lsay de1gnafed and described follows: All the sone
az Mineral Coal which sin and lies under the surface Of those
~ soreS 70 wit: The Burnsides Tract bounded by land
AZ and heirs John and James MCKEE NJ Harrison sns
s.1s 1i Sssersd in deed isom z w Rsnnston .d
cOpsn, RECORDED IN the Sss .e Soand BY land Of Me-
Fsand heirs McCoys heirs the Brnde tract and samuel
McCuIdy containing 10 sores and - 1 N
,olume p.ge 1S7 The Marx. Tract ADJOINING ,ne snds Of
Edmund-on Philip: samuel kdas .ss soo S, sno
M.rs aid Company, recorded in same volume fase os
o. P;,,lr,Sb and 81
erche.-ecrbed deed from Joseph Edmundson 20 ssic
fS nv I'D. Of samuel McCurdy Aiken. heirs Lewis
fborpber heirs H. Dsvs hots cont aiming IS seFes s
~ Remiurton recorded IN said Office in volume 81 5lI
Also all that certain piece Of zne eaec me Mckee IIae
lands of Alexander Mckee and the Ohio RyeE snd eontsn
"a eight described In deed from H. W Remington
ana wife said Company recorded in said volume 81 pase
l73 which erected i've frame d $40 nH
Dor improve ments Aso all that other certain piece o. ano
in said
above Rocks and adjoining said eight acres tract anc
Also piece Of Of the width Of = feet commencing or
he end Of said and extending h-efron
10 white OAK on McKe.- upper iue, Charters Creek
With the privilege maintaining thereon kaosa nc
sere. OF sad Company being leasehod tor ~ years from TO-
Anil lSs subject ground of $50 year NM Apru
s8 and thenceorth $500 year which piece OF and are
erected coal pp rsrro-d wharf Office engineered weigh
house and scae harbor and other prem
es and privileges being described and defined IN ise tro
Aex Mckee ~ W Remington recordedin said once IN vol
.r e. rage 500 and the assignment thereof 20 said Cempanys
,.id volume 81 page H. Also, all those y Lots OF GROUND
he
Mccormick Tract being each 80 feet In front aud In rear ane
10 ei n depth and each Of which erected twosory
fre dye house. Also ell that Railroad and consrcre
tnoxn as Charters Coal Companys Railroad exendin,
from the Ohio River said Village Of Remington, being about
even mile. In length with all the materials equipments aid
.purenanees thereof and Of the said Companys Oepo Pro
Mines and Coal Works including two Locomotive Sieautn
.Des Burden Cars 100 Pit Can Trucks Tools Implements
Fixtures Materials and Msohnsy and also all the Franchises
p,bs and Privilege. Of the said Company and Corporation.
J. z. D. LANIER. Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
financial.
ALBERT H. NIcoL.Y, AuetsoDeer.
'RT II NICOLAY WILL SELL, THIS

ALBERT H. EICOLAY WILL SELL, THIS
"A DAY July 90 ct l2i o'clock the Merchsntz Exchange,
For account Of whom IL may concern -.
90 Oco Co iforus tate per Cent Bonds, ~ lsoi slD'
- Fort wsyne and Southern Railroad Bonds 81 ooesch
eleC vrginis State ~ Cert. BONDS -l,'tD each;
$500 Great Western Railroad gu ino 10 per eat Bonds
20 ~ Panan. Railroad Bonds. ID isu.; ~ 90 each.
s7C0 One Certificate Of the Brecksnrdge Goa Company
100 hres Lake Enc WaSa.h and 81 Louis Railroad Thy
pofhecafedl SO esch.
100 shsre. Central Bank IS esch.
20 shares Farmers and Citizens Bank Of Lons lssnd, 20
each.
81 shares North River Bank. az cash
TRIMS OF saLE-Ten per this day ani the balance BE-
fore ococi tomorrow. The accrued Interest on al the Bonds
viii be charged to the purchaser with the exception Of the
Stale BOnds. ..,
Eext REGULAR sale on THURSDAY Auz.
nVIDEND NOTICE.-The semi-annual inter.
- est falling due this -ty the FIRST DAY OF Az
GUST pro1rno the following named securities viii b paid
On and er that date the once Of II undersigned on pre-
,erts.ion Of the proper coupons, VIZ:
TIE CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE AND ASHTABULA
RAILROAD CoMPAEY's MORTGAGE BONDS. = per cent4
THE OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CoMPASfS
MORTGAGE BONDS, per Gents.
THE BELLEFOSTAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
COMPANY's INCOME BONDS, per Cents
WISSLOW LANIER Co, No. 50 Wallet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
OFFICE CLINTON CovsrY Coat Coz
Esw-YoRK, July q 1854
NTOTICE.-The INTEREST COUPONS on the

~ porS. 0, th Company falling due AaEus will be pad
n md .ter that day The Office Of the Company No. 10
"si'- D' 0'u' d. W TNGERsoLL. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

EbW'D K COLLINS, No 50 Wssst, n. Z.
BROWN. sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
n Austen Frars Loudoa-
r. o. WAINWRIGHT s Co.. Para
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre-
Yhs of will he Accountants for toe
diver bullion specie exery precious stones or metals 1n7s
b Of dg are .yed ters.o and the value thsrof thaTes
expressed - -
Shippers will please take no1ce that The sps OF ts sns cAs
cot csrrY ANY Rnnds con.rAb9nd Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
f1duer h)drehouscs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICK
son Co. No - Beekmsn st. oser for sse on me o~'
Writing P,p-r, Enui'a. frenes ana Asneuesn-
News Paper ali sizes weights and qualities
Rooi Paper al siIes. weights ans quaines
fisus Paper fancy eoOr and white o. tho oes; sussy
hnrns pspef sn.'s 90 a1o ~ ,ss ba.t quality
Cloth Psper S6xsn and toxte ....
Fns.sh HARDWARE Paper large assortrnen' '1s'
sheath "a Paper OF the best quality 90
Wr.ppius Paper Straw. Rag and ssnlna
t.. Pspe- Of different sizes.
Ia Roafnz P.pe-. suitable for roofs 10 ro'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

VHE STEAMER CALHOUN, about 600 tuns
burden will leave the foot Of l2sh,.t Ei,t h'vei; On
WINS SDAY August a. o'clock \ VI. for Halifax cape
Pr1tp Prnce Edwards Isnd snd Newfoundland wit party
of gentlemen to BE- present at me b ~
marine Teegrsph Gable to connect cape breton VII" 1'"
fouDdland l., n.u.r.
p.rs who With TO avail themselves OF this opportunity 20
r,cire,e in one of the delightful excursions oil ths
'sA''H WI" WILLIAM H. BROWN foot Of lahsL, E. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
PLE1SURE EXCURSION TO LAKE

" SUPERIOR The new and superb .e.nsS PtASEl,
WINK sDAY FVENIsG Angus, IS At O'Clock snd DE-
TROIT on THURSDAY MORNING, the 18th At ? oeloes'
touchpz AZ Nscknsc Eagle River. SAINT Ste Name Ononsn
Msrou,ts Lapoine, Copper Hsrbor Superior Cf', Esse
Hsrbor &C. ssyug at each place te" hours @ give pa'en
, a. opportunity visiting the Mines and other place o. n
terst 10 hat romantic region rhe trip up wi occupy Aou
ten dsys and & designed be THE EXCURSION of the
season fine sailing Yacht Of 70 tnns will be tasen along oI
he Amusement passengers Fare from Cleye tn up ant
bach s fore Eom Detroit mp and back 50 The fAne IS
1900 inns burden bnt expressly for the Lake superior rae
cered by agreeable md experienced gentlemen ann VII &C
con rd.ts 80 cabin passengers The boats errey ana
decidedly one Of the strongest and best boats ever quiz "a
Nrhisan She fitted mp with view TO MAKE her 10 az re-
reeis superior fstcas, boat. Aer nom the TX
rrop ,hs will be put the route from Detroit 20
leaving Detroit every Thursday morning at ee!9ss Fo'
Freisht or Pa,sase apply board, or % T. We've
land. c. A. TROWBRlDGE, Deroit, +. w ANU "e''0-"
Detroit, JULY. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

II TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-bEDFOU,
TAUNTON and NEWPORr.-Iniand route, without deisJ'
change Of cars or bsggsse. carrying the Eastern Mail
The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone ana
c. VANDERBILT, Capt X Pendleton, w connection ga ga
the stonnzron and Providence and Boston and nav
roads leaving NewYork daily lsunday. exceptea '9n
80 n. r.. first wharf above Battery Dlace AZ e. s -
Stonngton at e:3 PM arrival Of tho Mall rSn *1s
leaves Boston at 5 80 Pm , =, o..
The T. Vanderbilt, from New fork-Mopday, WsSS
4aV and Fridsy FROM stonngtoDTuesday, Thursday "a
Saturday. -. 1905, A., - a..... ~
tsv and SATURDAY From StonngoD-MoDday' WednesdAY1
fnday. . .....,. -
Passenger on StOumgon proceed ifnuirdAeJ
Railroad 10 Providence Boston, TsunOD and New Bedford
he Fpes. Mail train reaching said places several hours n -
sance OF other and IN ample tune tor eli ~
,srlv Morning Lines connecDs North and East Pssssnfn
abo urer il rensb boerd the steamer enjoying egbfs
rest undsurbed breaksng desired and leave Stounsson
the A. NJ Train connecting at Providence VIII ne
yam fo Boston Taunton and New Bedford and al Et Oeen
wich p l. with the steamer LIBERTY, for NEWPoKr'S'
irwin there atou A. NJ. -
Baggage Master accompanies hs Steamer and Tram aeae
sach way. 49,. A.
Through tickets Mondays Wednesdays and FnS go
Nantucket Holmess Hole and Woods Hole, via New na
tonne citing with the steamer Eagle Wing
Fsr passage, Derns teet, apphcsnon ~
oe made al pier No North River or At the Office NO. w.
tery-plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
D. g. HoUGB, Auctioneer
GREAT SALE Of substantal and elegant solid


" Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut and Maple FURNITURE,
will take place without any postponement, THIS DAY
(Mopday July So hefpas 10 o'clock from the largo i've
story residence 70 Wauens Colegeplace: PnoForte,
Pier Gssses English Csrpens, OIL Paintings Boz Case eie-
CANT solid Rosewood Suites Of fashionable maze, umPtao1y
carved upholstered covered yarouy covered Easy he
cepton and other Chairs styles of finish large all
spring Invalid Chairs massive and costly Rosewood revolving
front Secretary Case, magnificent doubeactou Rose
wood Piano OF ocaves elegantly carved pearl ~
laid plate and for quality and volume Of tone Is uurpssed by
any warranted number Of Rosewood Center and other Ts
bes marble tops various kiuds and astefay cargsdi
also choice Oil Paintings by different Art =; Fruit Piece
for mantle by Street, Wes Point by LacroH Crow Nest
by the same Chsteau of Charles X, by Kenny. sylvan
Sunset by Hardwck Ancient Piece suthor unknown, and
others elegant Pier and Oval Mirrors IN heavy gold frames
rch tvy Lace Curtains elegantly painted Shades mag
nfcent Wilton Velvet and Tapestry Stair and Floor Capetny
Chandeliers Lad e nlad Rose wood Escr0e huey carved
side Eaegees PaieMor Back and Fronts great
variety Articles Seves PaTcean Vases bsqe aud
Parsn Figures Sfauary; also in Dining Room, large Four
eenset Exeuson Table Walnut China Duner and Tea Sets
Costly Silver Plate Cake Baskets Spoons Casters Forks Tea
Services and Salver Ivory Cutlery FrenchCut Glass Deoane
Liquor Cases Wines &c in Chamber carved Ancient and
Modem Rosewood Bedsteads with Marbeop and Glass Bu'
reaus Washssnds Commodes Armor de Glaze WARDROBE
Hair Mattresses Countepanes Mahogany Bureaus Sofas
Bedsiesds Linen &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
0P R0ST0N and PROYIDENCE Via NEW

L PORT and FAIL RIVER The suieodid and superior
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ats 'elok
p NJ; and MPiRE STATE. Capt b. Brayton. leayes New
o'clock NJ from Pier No. 5, N r., tho Battery Bob
touching Of Newport each way. -
The METROPOLIS and EMPIRE STATE connect atNes.
nor with the CANONICUS which leaves New fot
a. $50 O'clock A. 81 for Pr vidcnce eyIg here sboI
oc.ck Passengers from Providence for New ofk take ms
CANONCUS a. O'Clock p NJ for Newport, connecting Tiers
with the steamers for New-foTk. ,
Hereafter Will be regarded secufed 20 any spph
cant until the shall have been psid for
Freight Boston is forwau.d through with great dphsn
by al Express Freight Tian
WIN. BORDEN Agen, Nos 20 aud II West-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

NETWORK to MONTREAL, Q Sgs,sossa.'
~ White Mountains, St. Iobn.bpyy sn RRusissd
Nortbsu pon Brseboro Bello~; =, aIhsns nd ~ ~
Popt-Tbroueh ticsets via the EEw'aon' 70 sphas~
VEN RAIL ROAD. Boston kKpfssss. .h ~
A N and 4P N. Baggage eheessd Psss 10 g. rssx%%
FRANCIS HYDE, Assnt-0hse' r'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
Gfrursinns.

CHEAP EXCURSI0NS-By Long lSLAAD
I yPATTROADto GREENPORT and SAC tIARBOR every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Leave sou'n
Ferry az A. aim
Fare 10 Greenport and sag Harbor... ....s....'
~ .,..n,bost Raroso; from Creenpc from the Agent
AZ Oreepror BY sreuderng the certificate issued from the
o,Ece in BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
ALpxrT H. sIcoLAY. AuconeeT: =, 81,
TpupT II NTCOIAY will sell THIS DAY
A. 81 MEEwIs, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Trsde-Sale

H ROOM No. Is PaIk-r0W.
TUESDAY, Sept 4, and following days
REGULAR NEW-YORK TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, STEREOTYPE PLATES, PAPERS, BOOK
Il NDERs' MATERIALS, &c, under the direction OF the
Stsnding Committee Of the Trade. go
The catalogue for this sale IN progress and Will constitute
an extensive and se the whole 70 be sod without
reserve aud without restriction TO the size of the lots
TUESDAY, Sent 10 and following days
TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
Under the direction Of the NewYork Book Publishers Asoca
ton.
The places Of the several invoices having been drawn for in
accordance the regulations they have been placed IN our
hands and he catalogue press IL embraces liberal contr
buttons which are 10 BE- sold without prices IN not
less than the prescribed Quantites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
HUDSON RIVER RALRoAD-On and ',sss

IL MONDAY June 25 1885, the Trains wih lesso s,ss a
70. station follows. Express Tram A. d., NJ Tspsb
Northern and Western Train Nal Train n ,,ols3a
Way Train, 10 N. Express Train, 5 r. AeeN "
press p NJ Way Freight and PASSENGER Ifln ,ais H.
feekskill-s % and $50 p NJ. For Sing sns@T u, ~
t:90 spd SOP NJ The Sing Sing and Peekssu - Co.'S
Al al the Way stations Passengers taken a. H.
Chdssopher and 3lst-ss SUNDAY NAIL THAN N .sr 81
from Csnss. for Albany and Troy ssoRv9r r. Sgt
tOna NJ L. SihD1,------f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
T'HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC, Capt. Sya
nm

II STATES MAIL hIEAMEto-Ihe l-lfnDoslLf ID
line the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Eys
BALTIC Capt. Comstock. ADRIATfC.
These ships having beeo built by expressly fof
Government service every hss been taken IN their
uon also their engines strength and speed anc
their accommodations for passengers unequaed for eegsnos
and comfort Price Of passage from New YORK O. Liverpool
6rs,cs cabin $780, n second do s75 exclusive OF
rasire s,aeroos &3l5 from Liverpool 70 Newyork, - and
suneas An experienced Surgeon attached 70 sscb su7 NJ
bsr. secured until paid for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILR0AD.-olnn = :.

IN .fer MONDAY Judy 1850 and unt tunei sso-s
s-nger Trans vii le.ve Pier foo, " Dusnest a.
DCEKIRK EXPRESS, at A. 81, for Dunnh
BUFFALO EXPRESS, a. A 81, tor bnnno "a ,,,.rpst
MAIL az BIS A. N. for Dunkrs and brnSio -. e,s -
,.e Stations Passenger BY this Tram WI ren'
n Oweg0, and proceed the next morning ..os q Cb~
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 5 p, ~ ltf on. s,sacS
,ersstl via Pielort for SufeTrs snd - OussA
WAY PASSENGER. ST P. n. for Ne~o1fsH NJ
and intermediate Stations . . n.,,t .Dd b1stee
NIGHT EXPRESS at S: 80 p b., Tor Dunkgl snS r'r'
FNIGRANT al s p NJ. Tor DunAirk snc n1'N
sTFAMBoAT EXPRESS, every day, ereepnns .S.s Sc
.t6.SO p ~. for DunkEk and Buaaso and in'e'
tlOns q. m .nd $50 - "A
bese Fxpress Train~ connect AZ Emirs wa so sd Vg
siss.rs Falls Railroad, for Niasars fss 81 cind1s
;,h ,hS lake Shore Railroad for Cleyeieno spec
rosio Detroit. Chicago, NC. and With tfs'e
ss.me,. s,- I'll por.s Lake Enc go. ,,.csrs surt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
Daints, Oils. GLASS. &r.

A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
IA FACTORY WILLIAMSBURG, l.. L-Are pre-
pared execute orders ROUGH PLATE GLASS suiabe
for FLOORS. SKY-LIGHTS, VAULT aud DECK LIGHTS.
Prompt attention will be given orders left their Office,
No. al Broadway or their Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
,IvF o,CI OCK STEAMBOAT LINE for


n Il
~ CHANCE Of TINE and REDuCIlOf OF rAhh, and
ever, day the same price FARE ONLY Z. Sens % sAG
HARpOR GRFENfORT and ORIENT POINT Ptssenssn
ticteted thsr Esshampton, aad Southampton nor
Sor,boo and Bdgbampton for 81 Comac - eeuis Are
NoRITIPORT so cents; PORT JEFFERSON IS cents. On
and ser JULY &c 1855 until rrih notice the SPLENDID neg
steamer ISLAND BELLE, Captain j. Post Jr, W esys
NexyoL from Catharine Market lip on TUESDAY THURS
DAY and san URDAY a,s making The above ana .
and arivipg al Sag Hahor a. NJ ksturnng WI esEe
ST. Usrbnr n MONDAY, WEDNEs DAY and FRIDAY as
A. NJ Greenport orcn Point 1875 Fort JeiieI.on u NJ
he wharf in New York Monday Wednesday aud Fndsy from
No NJ until r. NJ For further pariicu inquire OF T.
DUDLEY No. 2o5 southst OF +. T. q {. v bELLOOs,
No S62 Waier.st.. New.Irk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
Ocean 6teamers, &r.

TOR CALIFORNIA.-PA 500
GREAT REDUCTION Of PARES-New- York and Ca
fnis Steamship LEe via Nicaragua Accessory transit Com
osuy Of propetorsthrough u advance 81 ne ma
no miles shorter than any other route, avoiding hT aeedy
p,s foyer ana two mile. dangerous boa'ng tn Psnams
Raw Rates OF Fare through San francisco Including ihm
sgossing: st7s
Second CABIN ....s....s'ss''''''''
The snienfa double-ensne steamship DAN Ell WEBSTER
1850 tans burden Capt Turner, viii Leave per 30 S'n
Ryer AZ O'clock p NJ precisely for PUNrA ARENAS oa
MoNDAY August connecting with the steamship SIERRA
NFVFpA 2COo burden the Nicaragua Transit route
having but Twelve land transportation By hstclt car
rsRe For at the reduced races Apply
made up at the Office Stamped letters taken for 81
cents each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

DATRIOTIC LINE.-NeH Line of NEW
Il YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line VII -
.omposed Of he following and splendid ships EI
CALHOUN. 2oeo tuns burden. ..Csp D. a. Truman
WFBSTER....2oeatu ns burden. Capt j. J. Lawrence
ORIENT ....... coz tuns burden. Capt Geo. S. Hill
The above vessels have been recently bglt
.rxr-t and most substantial In he trade.
They are commanded by Of experience ability
accommodation very Superior and every will BE-
unsde promote the c0mor passenze
II sbppers For freight passage apply TO
5POFFORD, TILESTON Co, No. 80 Broadway.
Asents in LTsrpsd-T. oRLhSHAw 4 Co.. No. 70 G0s'
Aaxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

DEUIIFU IhIIEO .-IUV IUs DIfUVhNE
IL FREE!!-Four hours FROM Ocean TO Ocean bv Pagsms
Railroad No Exposure Tropical sun and RAMS Nasit
In the Mud around Shoals and Rapids River Fever and
Ague-No Cholera this route-fhrough for California va
Panama Rairosd-Tbe United States Mail steamship Com
PAW will dispatch for Aspinwall MONDAY, Aug o. at
O'Clock NJ precisely from pier foo, II Naren Norm
River the well known fayorite steamship GEORGE LAW
$3.50 tuns burden
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded BY Panama hNroad
and connect az Panama with the Pacific Mail 81 amsp Com
panys magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, . go
uns burden Wu. Lappdgs ESQ., Com ander ~hch WI DC
10 readiness and leave Immediately for san Francs'o.
The public informed that the ~ > y Co. always nave
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
for 10 avoid any possible detention Of Passengers Mails
For passage apply l. w RAYMOND At the only office Of