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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
NEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD. ID.

y fTEINU ANNANUEluIslNI Co131I'~|~N
Pssserser Stations Corner Broadway and Canal ct
i New Yort -. Conner 1Sth-st and f;h ay.
rlANs LIAvE sEw. yoEE-YOr New Haven; y "a
GYIJ u N s. (E1l $40, and p m For B,idsegof':
a a. (Trl y ~. ia l. SIC, m For MItord sHsIofd
y.fsA Southport AID Westport: II IA J. - m
For NorxsIE L IT, lEI.l $40, 9:lo p u r@
Da1en and Greenwich: = III ~ u. ?: M: y"
For POrt Chester AL intermediate a0n' M LIN
$50, T. s:5. p ,ys
CossEc1fSG TEANs-For Boston: . m lErl . m
tEr1 Fer Hsuford and Springfield n tfr y y m
"a ~ For Conneotcvt River Ra-rosd 70 hogHeas
= m IL For Canal Railroad: y ~ 20 Mestneid rf
New-L London RArosd: m D For hpasatoiie Kah,
roei: sAn Fer Saufstuct Railroad \ N ? "a tEL }
Por panbur, and NorwAk Railroad; 8 n, p M .
TRAINS FoE SEv-YoEE-krOn New Hayeni ID, T. " V
n; 2.5o fFnD; +;45, $50 Z. Tx From bndseTofti
t:lS 74 10 50 u. $50 Ell $50 II n LEID fFoie
Eor.sI g. s.s2 = l.g7 5. 9 ~ SO lo:l p IN
w Er.ra Por Chrs,~r- So Z: - y. ac. II IL
go N. JAhEo "a rOI - oapct-hl7n-o.-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
VyHE NEw-YORK snd LIVERPOOL UNITED
II YATES NAL sTfAMERS-The saips esmposisN As


ATLANTIC CAPT West PACIFIC, Capt El1ndss.
BALTIC. Cart Comstoeh ADRIATfC
Thee shys bsvs been built By contract expressly TOR the
sese ever has b>en taken IN their con-
sirretion then strength and sped
heI Accommodations or aDe4aAet Tor eie
sanee ard comfort Price Of from New York to Liver
pool Sss -shin, So IN secoGd do s1Si exclusive
Yorh 81 ard 20 Eues An experienced Sarscon attabed 70
,..h .hin No berth ssc sred lntl paid for.
A
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
T'HE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE

FINHE GREAI ESI BE " EhAurs vi tnc hoi..
" GTIIIEs 4 BROS CELEBRATED DANDELioS
COFFEE the eaeciua remedy for Dy'pep'@ B1q''
ns,. p.r,psemept OF the Liver Nervousness etc '" o'
JIEs bRO Nos 235 and 81 Washington ST., " import
e OF The Dsndeon Root snd sole manufacturer, OF inc pa,e
and uusdutetsted DhNpELION COFFEE, which neauy
mt mr. IN lin cars with sme Of signature on osch
wrap er as a protection against imposture +, II
Tor sale By the manufacturers. Also by Mesns A. %
SANDS No, III William st. ISRAEL MINER 20 NO Ilf
tnton..t. & v CLtCKENER n Co. No ell BaIcsyst J
Hall KICKER 4 Co No 2rs Greenwich st.. AcKEssoN
A RoBBiNS No gl Fulton st.. WARD CLOSE Co llo
Fuont aud by all the principal Druggists thr0ushout I'M
United States and CaDajaS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES LITL lSsvRAsc. co.
No. 20 VALL.sT. NEw YoRK. Apal II. ~. }

OFFICE oF THE UNITED STATES LiTE lNsvRbscs Co.
No. 20 VALLsT. EEw- YoRK. Ap1l II. DG
T'RIENNIAL LDIVIDEND.-Ata meeting OF the
Il Board Of Directors held this day the -, p-oh Of the
Company FOR ysss ending narJki 1856 we're distributed
In accordance with the Cbsr:er, as folows:
!. A Dividend q TWENTY PER CENT or he Premiums
paid by POLICY HOLDERS with Iu;esest siI Per Cent
until the irieDnia investigston-
2 The Dividend of lS5j to POLICY HOLDERS, IN
eressed by AZ addison thereto u SlNETl IN AND ONE
TENTH PER CENT and will Rear intere', II sir Per Cent
until the h-1t uieI nsl distribution.
9Apividend Of sIxPER CENT 20 sbe STOCKHOLDERS,
payable lst proIimo.
Poice. the late Howard Life Issursnee Company On
which years premium had been pad United states
Life Company participate II the above dividend
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, Presideat
JoHy FADIE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

NEW-JERSE1 hAlBh'JAI-fo of Enh4a.
~ pYLPHIA HEd .ts SOUTH snd WE-f, via JEAsEr
CRY Ma. ard Erpress Lines. Leave Nesfor aud IL
a ~ sId fare IS, y II, ~, topping A. AZ
way sfauors Through TeLets sold 70. Cmchnst IL .ie
"a 5al AID he West and for Bahnore Washington, nor
Oh 40 1rrpyt b1Essxe sed =" Nsshu<on 10 m'
,,oft n J W WCCrRUFF A-is'ent suTt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.-Notice 10 hereby
ven according 20 sw 20 ell persons having claims against
ANTHONY LAMB late Of the Cry Of hewfors deceased
iha they required exhibit he sane with me vouchers
thereof 10 tie subscer the Executors ot the last WI and
testament Of said dseeased sue store Of d. bAhks So
ia Ea.sr street N tie City New YORK. before tho
atb da, II August 1875 Dated, this 9th day Of fsbraaJ
A9 p low Is%, Rlshiaa 3 shhki KENT. Er'ea''r-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Ndicr-Cure.

DR W l. 6 : T. l. III q +
~ WATEa CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
AtBRATrLEsoRo, "
TIL. i-s.EtOr this kind establishes IN the cntes
Sac. .i former gutaou, ard open al All hnes
OF the yrs l.. the reception Of guests lhcfe informing 70 svsn
tsves 81 m syAu4zos invited 90 apply SOIL Terms,
40 rer week CONRAD WESSELuOEfT,
W - Mansser and Superintendent
FREDERICK MILLER, NJ. D., Resident rhy.se'AA
Brsitleboro, Vt, Feb, 1855
nR. T.. j. LOEWENTfIALs.WA .WATER-CURE
B,rsen Heights Hudson Csunty New Jerse, accessible
from Iohoken and Jersey City IN few min oy stages '
par'irular. spriv At No. Hanover st.. NeS fors
NTATER CURE.-Dr. ADAMS, Hydropatho
w Phy,can receives Patients and BoATder ss hn resS
dence No i4l Amity- St, South Broeklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
NOTICE.-By order of Hon. Horace s. Girls

void County Juc Of Brocme County, Dotiss s hsseey
pub.hed Of order requiring all the creditors Of JEh-
fNIAH PULNER Of the town OF Coiesyiis, bfcone
.onntv New orb an debtor 20 show cause ~
thew have before The Judge his oee Va tho vhsse
Bin hampton said county OF boome, on tho s'h as5
Iune neIt AZ two ocock afternoon OF hM GAY WY m
aTnusnt Of the said nsoYeBps estate should not no MAIZE
anc be be deh4rsed rom bis debts teeont 70 tne
~ tbe satue concerning voluntary assnents made gursu
ant to the Application Of an Isolsen aud hS
HOTCHKIss SEYMOUR Aa'ys for Petitioner
- IIu.W
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

DREXFL, SATHER &CHURCH. BANKERS,
IL SAN FRANCISCO. Cal draw Bills Of Exchange on
DRFXFLk Co, PHILADELPHIA, payable a. ne principal
cities Of tte United States
Coneeop. made san Francisco the interior OF the
STATE and proceeds promptly rsmted Coneetops may be
ser. direct 10 D. : C.. through DRENEL Co, PhAa-
selphis or p. SATHER No l64 Nassau-st.. NeEYork
Exchange San Francisco for sale IN sums 10 sut by
DRFXEL Co. Phlsdelp lphia and r. SArHER, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

~ W. VAUGHAN & Co., Providence, K. L.,
~. BANKERS and BROKERS are prepared 20 negotiate
Commercial Paper 10 make Collections IN al parts OF the eoun'
try 20 buy and sell STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and 20
.e AGENTS for parties sbrosd ibs transaction a any
basiuess-
BsFEREsc,s-Mr. T q. Bowen, Prerden, Blackstone Ca
NJ. B.us Providence r Nj D. C. Baker President How.
ard Banking Company Boson; Messrs q : Robbins Sen,
Ssw-York hessTs- John tsruum Co, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
NFW-yORK SUPKEME COURT.-JAMES

~ r. DERRICKsOS sgsnst HENRY l.. POTTER TO
UFNPY l. POTTER: You sre hereby summoned and re-
aured 70 complaint 10 this action which VII oo
k,d Ia the ce Of CLERK of the City and County OF New
Yort City Hall IN said City ard 20 serve copy o. y0a
,n,ysr 70 the the sutsebe az the once
q Bs.inaIsset City Of New Ok within twenty eA s''os
the service this ppoB excl asiye o. 70.
such service AID II you fail The sad com
tie said the plaintiff 10 ths seton E ~ie
sss., you Tor Of five theas4nd hfse "a ~. 80
ur dol s,. and ten N interest ioboss "" no
,nn OF - 10 fron ,he 18th Joy u June D. lSi on no
T, Of 40 from tb. eisn,h day 0t July Is GA se
. ~ Cf0 tom he eishth CAV of An:ust A. ID 1867 % me
. n, s6a y from the eighth d Of sePtsn' sr A. u 1872
- hs - ~ 100 q frou the fourth day of septenber d.
80 ,o OF isl Il tae nineteenth day of Sovem-
-, % is3; and en- the Of 30 81 tron The An day
sCter ID IsS-bosices tie costs Of tins Aet.on-Dated
81 :, gioe.'.r, g,ioe.t. "a ts5 STEVENS H0xfE.
De'e"O'' ' Plaintiffs Attorneys
II. eou1rlsiat shove seton ws hied IN the ohfe o.
,h Csrk Of the Cty AID County Of fot or The essih
rs sA-,T A u lEs STEVENS K HOxfE,
Ssy 1'.-e,~V PlaiDta' . Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEl,
~ In connection with tho LEHiGH VALLEY RAlLhoAp
oreped 10 Mauch Chunk-Spung Arrangements commencing
hr IS 1850 Leave NewYor for Maueh Chunk and inter
MEDIATE places from Pier No North River 81 20 m oi
Fasiou a. and 81 p for somervle a. ~ Ano
IOt5a a. m sl5 and $40 The above trains connect AZ
Fab.th h trains the New jersey Railroad leaving New
Work from foot Couandts a. az 790 and II m ahe
n m JOHN o. STERNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
paper 6ansinss, Sc.

REMONAL.-CHILDS Il SMITH have re
81 ossS hon No ts ~ spacious store No ~ EAkL-
eSu opioste theis old store, where may be buna tne
Saprs asslsee sssSstmehI of DECORATIVE and PLAIN
~i,s naNoiNGs, B0RDER aud CURTAIN FArshS,
'ey other article IN tie line suitable for City Country
~. A,o tie .srges, assortment Of Window Cornees
'NS I'M. Locps kc,, that an be found In Newlork.
CHlLDS A SMITH, No. tS2 PeaIi-e<-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

OFrIcy CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. OF NES-JERsEY,
ELIzaBETHTPoRr, n. J., April TO- 1885 }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
~ ins Of the Stockholders the Central RAILROAD
COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY for the election Of Dire or'
for the ensuing wear will be held their Office IN Elizabeth
polt n j. Oh MONDAY the 5h day of May next, between
Ia. hours Of II O'Clock IN aud 2 o'clock p. IN
The transfer books Of the Company viii be closed zen ays
previous to the day election b. order OF the Board OF D
II.ctoYs G.. NJ MILLT0AN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TEE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM

II
i SHIP LISE-For SOUTH ,MProN. HAvRE I'D
bREMYS.-The frsielsss steaushp NOkId slAH' 80
,un. Lefeyre urss,er Vii leave SeSfoEE iH oI
ard Bremen sA TURDAY Nay 10. a, noon pec.se' "a
FEIcE P.ssASE-FFst Cabin, tlle seeoSe auII, ..
The North gill So ~ The pock a. soG'Lapp oI %
nd Pssensss and Mails md ~ Proeee thence of bremen
TIE Jay. - ...-.t -.
Passenger. AMI Mails fVr Hsvre VII q se-i on o. Aifss
scuhAmpion il frs'c.ass steamship < Confession VIII ~
Lile. -.--,.a .-...
Ibe NORTH STAR hss be,u ,bcronIaI oysrasIei
rersd ADD reet'ei. and kas SIX SOLID fEhMANENi vs.
TFR-TIGHT BULKHEADS.
II tie construction and sppontusn Of hi, es
rec a. care taken he hfest Sesee b7
,sfetv aud comfort of gers
Fcr gssksc Id trs ght. sppiy %
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
FnanfiaI.

OTyIcF CLrvELssD AND TOLIpo RsILsoAu %. /
No. 10 WIhtnl-st, Ee~-York. AP'il ]. lS'l
nVIDEND.-A dividend of FOUR (4) PER
~ CENT the Capital stoci Of th. Company has THIS
DAY been declared Of the prOts Of tue sonth<
payable az the Ocs q the Company and After he Z INST
The TIsnsf. Boots WI be elo@ed from The 18Th the sA
By VI tie Beard Of Directors.
RBIITCHFIELD Tr.asre,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
7 oNC ISLAND RAILROAD-(sunday e1-

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-(S sundays ex-
i cepted)-Leave Brooklyn for Greenpor 10 a. N TOT
Ysphsnk 10 M and Saturday SS m ior farmihsdai'
and Gyoss4t 10 and +5 for heuFseal ~ A. m,
u M. s;45 and for JsEaies 10 M Y M y -
Sand ~ D. m GreeDIort for Brooklyn 10 N zap
bspk II :s5 M. on Mondays. $40 M Lakeland h;S p
a. or Mondays s:5s mi Fsrminedse, I:J N: and p
m syos.et I: IS and p IN. Hempstesd s:51 IN and
$50 .. N. Jamaica, 6f $40 and $40 n and @ie and
4 40 Pm
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE:
Wl -Trsyeleu for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, and
and q. nmston concerning routes fare &C. ethel Sy ne
EPW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or SEW.fOkk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application st the ComPsnys U
6e. No. 1885 BrOsdwsy corner Dsy-st
' JOHN = PORTER, General Agent NJ =. X. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

Nrw.YoRK And Nrw-H.vI> RliLsoAo Co
No / HAnovers'.. April IL, 1885
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS next
Annual Meeting Of the soSthodes IN this 2pany ~h
- bsa AZ Rrew,tss Hall IN the City Of New Haven, %
THURSDAY the sth DAY Of Nay neIt q u Gs.Sef a IA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
VIE british and NORTH AMERICAN
ANSHIPs.

TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IRON Nrw-YosE LiEERFooL.
Chef abl PGstAse
Second Oebn essase 's''''''''''
Livfstoot -.
Chef Cabin
Second Cabin '"
The sbit- from Boston call 9, H.l far
PFRSIA, Csp'. Jsdkils CANADA Capt Lanf
ARABIA. Cspt J. stone AMERICA apt Hictnat-
ASIA Capt : O. Lott NIAGARA. Capt Ryne.
AFRICA Cspf. shsnnon. 'FCHOPA, capt- } Lei'oc-
vessels cesf white hight a. n.it head sfeo oI
startosJd bow red or port bow. -. go, ,.s
ASIA Lott lesyes Sfoft Neohreaay hPt ~
CAMBRIA Brownies. leave. Boz Nednees AZ, Apl . 20
lFRICA Shannon. Yoyk wednesday, Ap 70, %
sp apI. S,or. ~ lesv,. Bo.,on "wednesday, May T,t6
PERSIA Jgdkirs.....Iss1s " foEt Necns-dAy mAy a.
CANADA Lana leaves bostoc "sdLeesAy may 49, "
B,rtbs Rot secured Until paid for.
Al experienced surgeon OF board c,,
N. oup.r. Of the.e .hps be socoantabs bf Do.d
SHver Bulon sp-ce JeSelry Precious stones OF ~
m bills Isdns ssned LsEelof sld the 'A'e thsf7'
therein expressed
Fer fr.sk or psssa se spply 70 . ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
ale0ieal.

CANDS' SARsAPARILLA, for Purifying the
- BLOOD The rare medicinal virtues and astonishing 'csey
Of hi. valuable preparation b immediately esdeneed IN cases
kre Am ip,srsbed and diseased condition OF the blood
erptons botchs aud 10 bresk out upon INC sur
face Of e body Its operation speedy while We euces arc
,s,msrsn healing aud Prepared and for sale BY
A Il 4 u. SANDS. No 100 Fulton Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IN PURSUANCE. of an order OF the Surrogate

Of the County Of kewYo,k notice hereby given TO '
perop having claims against ISAAC LEWIS sto Of the Ciy
st SewYors clergyman deceased, 70 presen the sano ~h
thereof subscriber At the oce OF r. hechan.
No 10 Naoaus the City Of New York on or eefors ne
twenty Eth lay OF May next-Da'ed new1mE me en o"y
Of Noyenlber lss5. HARVEY 7. PEET, AdIninistrst"
laN6mW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Ocean Steamers, &t.


Tor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SENI-
L WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LINE The reamship SOUTH
FRNER, I. Evan, commander, will leave Pier No. g. Nortn
For Freish apply on board where al bills Of sdns Will Be
nsned s91 fUI Pss1,' TII A. tss Ts yo B,O.,w.v
The new splendid and very sstgoins steamship NAsh-
vILIE Berry comma der viii 'aseeed s9d s,1s On
male. tps The landings on he St J9aHs
River FOr5s sOnneeths T,S The nom sew IOta 70
Throusb tickets to Js'isODvlle, ssli 70 Platsa sSa
NOTICE to PASSENGERS and tMPORrERS
~ The s..n.hP CITY OF BALTIMORE, a+t sup, n.
so Capt Robert Leeb s ntspset 70 sr1T5e ne
sailing Liverpool fhsdePhis on WEDNESDAY he
y The HfYvsEERPooL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
GTafdFf cfTY Of BshTHmoRE iiFI f5fn
CRY OF MANCHESTER. ,los ,rns. .Cspt c; PsTAr'
Are Intended 70 sal. Is follows:
FROM LIvrsPooL,
CITY oy tt
CITY OF BAIriM0RF "..-D .ThuRspAY, %yls
VIZ VI D RATES of FAssAGE
FSos PHiLADrLrHIA,
Cabin IN two berth state rocns- .'...''''''''''sS
CABIN in three berth 'tste-rooms.... .''''..'.'
CABIN in forw ard .t ate roo ...'''.''.''.''''
Fsos LIyEsFVoL, .
CABIN in t-oberth ',sts-roOm.. .........M tuins..
Cabin in three berth ''a'e-room, '''.''''l saines
Including ste~ards fees
THIRp-CLAss PASSENGERS.
limited number OF Third Passengers will be taAen and
T,n,a P Pla.ssIehss So From Liverpool
Cercstes Of Passage viii saed here 20 parties who are
asirvus Of b h.n friends a. correspondent r.ea
These sesmships are eon.ttSe.ed s'.n
Drafts or Liverpool from 81 up~Ld ,,,, r,o,
Al Goods the Agents PhIsdelpns AID L'siP"~
will be forwarded with economy and djspsteh
=" f'eeO' {" ''-e' 'FP' JOHN @ DALE, Aren't,
No II Walnut.t, Phlsdelpnls,
WILLIAM lNhAS; Aren't,
Nos ! and IS TU~er buBdiu4s, LiVerffes-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

III ii TNVN NV In NM IV1I n
i 81 1856 Trains will leave Chambers't station as ioi
Live: E1press a. m. ard p m. Mail, a. m Ihroata
Way train, " IN EmiGsnt, .. For Poughkeeps'e'
M and 2 u. For Sing Sing. Il: 80 N AID p N; fOf
Hufsou s. 80 o. For Peeksk $50 p IN The Poughkeep-
M Sns Sing Pe,hI III trains stop al way stations. Pa-sen
gers Cb ambe Cans. Christopher and 5stets Trans
or New Yorh leave Troy 435 !, and r:+j m and 10
p NJ and ast Albany at 80 and J. m and5 % N
= " L SYKES j., Suponnten lent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor
lVl b.r Sdsv and sth-.t Open DAILY from q m 70 D
NJ and 90 VIZ DgFsDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
tom S 9 occct Interes, allowed On deposits.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of EewY notice s hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against MARY G. SUDAN late o. the
ty OF New deceased present the same with vouchers
tb.yeof 10 the sub-crber office of William ioppn.
No 81 Was the City Of New York, on or before mo
,t dy Of June ner-Dated New York the afh day Of No
yeubef 1885 ALEXANDER VAN RENsSELAER,
MI NfInW AdfnnlsteOf Nlln Nhn hhhohou
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

pt Si ~ p a, 10 a,cioek a N Fare 81 25 The q.
m and D. III. Lines discontinued EmisISt Lines Al
and O'Clock p. m, usual INA oLIoo, heon-
FLUSHING RAILROAD. = The Steamboat
TsLANu CITY leaves Fulton Ferry Wharf north side, al
81 and 10 a. NJ and l. T. 81 and p daily, meeting and
eYcbssns with the Cars a. Hunters f0 Oppo
e 2sd o., which Flushing st the same hours Psrsons
sn 70 10 Fuhing these rsHs aud return by the
.ucce.dug rran through in 80 minutes Fare, sc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
DFNNSYIVANIA RAILROAD. = THREE

~ H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhhsdelPhis
n J. LOMBAERf, supernte ndent. Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
S.v.YoRk AND LIVERPOOL CSIrED STATS Mail
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NEy-YogE, Aprl 10 leoo

TT'HE PARK BANK.-Csptal 81, OOO, 600, with
yiI.,e 70 increase he sane $1,000 90 l-Tnls Ssah
viii Se opened for theI B.nt'Gs House se.:
Rssir.n A. ogpoete he Park MONDAY March d. 1885,
vs ,nyit. The attention al classes Of business nen
REUBEN W. HoWEs, PreSasnt
CHAKLEs A. MACY, CsshieE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

" --We have for .sle 'he ioil0-iuE Securities;
$40 90 ss yen Per Cent Bond,, Hardin County ~,
$40 coo Six Per Cent Bond. Davidson Cooni{ Isna-
sI5Aoo ; l.ht Per Cent Bouds. Iowa County, VIZ.
40 fOQ Tish, Peg seat Bones MIer- Polr'. W.
Al.o rra variety q City, ysiJ 49, ksbNsJ 20 m1HS
q suh ~ -ots.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of 40 order OF the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York uoce hereby given TO ali per
CITY Of New. York deceased TO present the same with
youchers thereof subscriber a. the residence OF Mrs
sYyi. Tonsey No IN Mscdouga street In the City q New
York on or before the 2d day September nexDsed New
kIhis sf az I.wsrW. ABNER BEERS, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

OF the County Of Newiork, nouee hereby pyen 70 ni
ner,ous having claims against JOHN CLARKE late Of tho
CITY Of New deceased present the same With vouchers
they,of 10 the subscriber his Office No n broadway, In us
CIR Of on the tenth day Of Mach next
D.ted New York, the 10Th day Of November, 1880
MI Iaw3mW DUDLEY FIELD, Admih@f~e", NC
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of notice h hereby syen 70 all
petson. having claims against MOORE kiRkPATiCk, late %
he CITY Of deceased to present the same win
vouchers thereof subscriber at the residence 0f william
Rcbe No O7 royst In the City Of New York sn or before
the twenty day Of June next-Dated "e" fofA mo esh
eenth day of December, 1859 .. .. ,o,, . 100000.
dle laysuiW SARAH KIRKPATRICK, AdninlsustnS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

OUIS HORRE, French Steam SCOUhEh, mas
~ REMOVED from No 42o BrcOule St, 70 100 Nc = N.ne-
DEMOyAL-Mrs. +. VI. HUBBARD a. 20
II will remove 70 No Bond e., Ap1 . StS SONp a! ,ss.
ING Ct SPRING MILLINERY on THURSDAY, ApiH -tIoI-'
DUIE & HALL, Boot and shoe Dealers, nave
III REMOVED to No BAIclsy-st-, Neal the Ascn aoese-
V,HE HANOVER BANK is REMOVED 70
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

" cent Ronds (Natef Loan.l
CITY OF DETROIT e cent Bool. (Wsier Loan.)
CITY or cIS~INEATl y cent Bon-.
ClIY or CHICAGO & cent Bones.
CITY or LWktKEE = eeat Bonds
CITY or SACRAMENT 10 g cent bonts -
n - DUNCAN SHERMAN Co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN BOSTON.

Jc., slave at Mobile, escaped in the
brig Growler, last week, and arrived at
Boston. The captain. on entering the Bos-
ton harbor, attempted to secure him for the
purpose of taking him back, but 10 jumped
overheard and was picked up by boat,
and the Vigilance Committee being imme-
diately notified. writ of habeas corpus
was issued. He was taken before Judge
Metcalf of the Supreme Court on tho writ
of habeas corpus, and no one appearing as
a claimant against him, he was told to 60
free. An outbur st of applause greeted this
order, which the officers and Court in vain
tried to check. In the meantime the color
ed man was seized by his friends and hur-
ried out of the Court room. He was taken to
the house of colored citizen, and thence
put on board the first train of cars for Can
ada. Capt. Pillsbury of the bark Growler,
from whose vessel 10 was taken, did not
appear in Court. The affair caused great
excitement. This is another evidence of
the value of the fugitive slave law in the
North. It cannot be enforced without the
sacrifice of life, and costing the owner more
than the slave is worth. Yet Willard Fill
more has wiped out all his black record of
abolitionism by signing that useless bill
although he believed it unconstitutional n
and had to overcome ''long cherished preju-
dices'' in giving it his signature!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
rnnArY wrnH EcuApoR.

Philo White, Esq, whose name appears
| in the following articles. is well known in
North Carolina. He resided long time in
Salisbury. where he edited paper, and al
another time was the editor of paper IN
Raleigh.
To the Editor of the Pensacola Democrat:
Il learn from South American Cores
| pondent, that Mr.. PH1Lo WHITE, our Min
| lister Resident at Quito. having been spe-
eially commissioned as Plenipotentiary for
the purpose, has just concluded Treaty
with the Government of Ecuador in rela-
ton to Neutral Rights, &C., the stipulations
! of which, understand, are similar to those
contained in the Treaty of 1854 between
the United States and Russia: The latter,
it is known, lays down the philanthropic
maxim, that " free ships make free goods"
as an ;mmutable principle of international
law.
AS the records of our foreign intercourse
will attest, our early Statesmen were among
the very first to proclaim this ennobling
sentiment to the world. As early as 1875,
Immediately after the recognition of our
Independence by Great Britain, three a
mong the most illustrious of our Revolu-
tionary Fathers,-John Adams, Benjamin
Franklin, and Thomas Jeferson,-having
been commissioned as Ambassadors by the
Continental Congress, concluded treaty
of friendship, amity and commerce between
the United States of America and Frederick
the Great of Prussia, in which (for the first
time, it is believed, in the diplomatic. histo-
ry Of the worldly the expansive and beneh-
cent principle, that Stree ships make free
goods" was incorporated into solemn
compact between two nations.
That important act of those great men
and revered patriots, served as the germ
whence has sprung the enlarged and phi
lanthropic system of measures which con-
stitutes our foreign policy, and which is
now coming to be acknowledged by the
principal maratime countries of the world,
as the simplest. the safest and the wisest
which any people ever adopted. peace,
commerce, and honest friendship with all
nations, entangling alliances with none,''-
is the axiom which those earliest and most
profound of our Diplomatists established,
and which still forms the broad basis upon
which the international code of our coun-
try rests. D. J.
Pensacola, July, 1856.