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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

yWs NEW YeRK HERALD-CA1IFoRMA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship Illinois, Capt bosgs
win leave tis port this afternoon 1t two O'Clock, tor
AspiDwan.
rAe mails California and other parts OF the Pacific
AN close at one o clock.
Eae New YoBx NEEKLE Observation-Disclosures edition
senAnng the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
ssd will psohshed eleven o'clock in the morning
snels copies in wrappers ready tsr mailing, sixpenee
Agents viii please send in heir orders early pos
an
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active. and prices advanced half cent per pound
of sheep and lambs the supply was moderate ana
previous rates maintained. In the Pmiadei
phia market cattle sold quick at from 81 cents 10
loi cents per pound. Sheep being in large suppl ;.
sold for 81 TO cents.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, with
dates 10 the Gath ult, three days later tina those
previously received, arrived below Haliif x about
five o'clock yesterday afternoon, but the storm pre-
vented the Geographic operators trans aitting any
thing over the wires except the mere announcement
of the fact.
The. Cunard steamship Canada eSt Boston yes
terday for Liverpool She carrie ont one hundred
and twentythree passengers, an iczg them ex-Mnis
ter Champion and exC onsus .arc1ay and Rowecroft
Mr.. Mathews, enormously ,fepcrted yesterday as
having sailed in the Canada, Will, as we are inform
ed by our correspondent, remain in that city fort
night longer.
In the Board of Aldermen last evening" the mi
noyity report of tire special commit tee the oca-
ton of the Eastern market boats in favor of locating
said boats the foot of Broome street, adopted
The report of the Councilmen, in favor of paying
Tor carriage hire up to the present date amend
ed TO limit the amount to one hundred dollars
for each member of the Common Council, and
adopted. The Board resolved to meet on Friday
next and every successive evening Of each week
until The session is completed.
In the Board OF Councilmen the resolution to in
crease the salary of members to eight dollars per
day came up in committee Of the whole, and after
good natured discussion, was finally defeated. pro-
position to raise the salary of the Superintendent Of
| Lands and Places experienced similar fate.
| The annual meeting of the New Jersey Railroad
| and Transportation Company held yesterday at
Jersey City. After the usual formal business col
lation was given, at which speeches were made by
Chancellor Walwor'h, of New York, j. P. Jackson,
Esq, DR.. Goble and others, full report of which
will be found elsewhere in our columns.
The sales of cotton yesterday reached about 1000
bales, the market closing steady. Flour was duh
at the previous day prices especially for common
brands. The higher and better grades were more
active, without change of moment in prices. Sales
of choice white Canada wheat were made for city
mills, at 81 rs; fair do, at 81 81, and Milwaukee
winter, 81 So; Chicago spring and inferior Southern
mixed 81 So. Western mixed corn sold at soc. q
&c.. distllery lots of do, 45c and sound and good
Southern yellow and white at SIC. 5sc. Rye sold
at 75c. for Pennsylvania, TIC. fdEQew jersey and
soc. for Northern Pork was steady, with sales of
mess at SIT IS. Sugars were in good demand with
sales of about 100 hhds and 6S2 boxes at full prices
portion of the sales made to refners. Freghts
were better; 10000 10000 bushels grain were
taken to Liverpool at 69d.a I'D, and about 1000
bbls. -four at Is. Sd.
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r He Z a = = ST n Il VS..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHs.
Arrival OF the Niagara at malifax.

Arrival or the Niagara at Halifax.
HALIFAX, June 4-5P.M.
The steamer Niagara with Liverpool dates of the Gath
ult hree days later than by the Indian at Quebec is
now coming up the harbor
[MlDSGHT.-Owiug to the heavy storm which has
tended far to the East have been unable to obtain
anything from Halifax since the above came to hand and
the Indications that We shall receive nothing
more to night.-REPoRTIR.1
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New York and Connecticut Boundary Zine
Commission.

PORT CHESTER, juno 4, 1855.
Tho Commissioners appointed by the States OF New
York and Connecticut to a boundary line be-
tween those States here yesterday Tho Commission
ers are-For Connecticut, William a. Haley, Of SIAM
ford, and Jason Whiting, of tchfeld for New York,
Hon. Benjamin Field, Of Orleans; Hon. S. D. Backus, It
original dividing line was run in 1904 the last line I'm
1871. The distance is eighty miles. Such vast amount
Of papers must be examined, that tho members Of the
commission have each sken portion and adjourned to
meet again at Port Chester on the 23d inst.
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Supposed Piracy.

NORFOLK, Va, June 4, 1896.
The Spanish schooner Amicitias, from Baltimore for
aguayra, ashore at Cape Henry and abandoned
by the crew, who, it is supposed carried of lals0
amount Of specie The vesss has got off and Brought
Il N0rfnlk
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Departure of the Canada,

BOSTON, june 4, 1856.
The Canada sailed at with 123 passengers for LIVER
pool and 20 for Halifax She takes $543 900 in specie
ExAinister Champion and Messrs. Barclay and Roworo
two Of the dismissed British Gonsus among the pas
sengerB.
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House OF Representative.

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1856.
About twenty five members were present. motion
made TO adjourn to Saturdays but this could not 10
done, a. there quorum present. No business
Adjourned.
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NEW HAVEN June 4, 1856.
This forenoon the House elected James Dixon Unitsd
States Senator from this State by the following VOTE
Dixon, American, ll5; Toucey, democrat 10l scatter
ing T. Hon. Chas. L. McCurdy elected Judge Of the
Supreme Court, he having the final ballot III out of
Vote
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Boston, juno 3, 1885.
The following the footipgs our bank statenasnA
Of the present week, ending june g. compared with
fha pvovi vuaak.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
CTPRFME COURT Orange County

g / r. VI l. W IL - orange tounty'-
Frsbkin Auliner sgGns, Lueretia Dubois Mary Dgsos
Eizsbeth ClI'on, John Jones ard Apn rs ~s ke Frye
70; rad Kennel ard Sarah his wife William A. bnss, ADD
ssIsh BIZ. viii. ssmrel Lewis IT,, William Lewis John p.
Lewis. Dsvd Reese LEAFS LA ELL. Lsws, Wi an Hullner
rue ID Muiner, ~ zaheth Huler l. IA ADtlet,e NULL
1er Psr Mullne Ieus Muln.r James Oakley ard Msry
his Nif Wi. Dobcr Al May Indian. his .ie Wa" D.nus
Alexander DsDns.on, George DeplstOn IT,, lula tDn Du
Wu Ellison. Ne hsn- FL Oliysf Dabos Ca hsrins
Gre resf Lucas Dul Milton Dnbo. lssc DuDos, yDcsnt
Y. l. Couis May bis site job e Hills and Almra
wife Jslu Dutois - sh Jsne Dubois Charlotte AID Du
IL Peer Fsser Dub Mabus " Dubois, re'er bs and
26ry Warren In PaFtifion II Snu.,nO . Rslisfl To
Elsie Fffk OLIVER DUBOIS, PETER MULLIyER.
MARCUS MULLISER, VILE DOBSOS srd MARY
lNDlANA his wife JOHN & HILLS ami ALNIRA his
wife, sone II the above Defenlsts You hereby
moned and required 70 fhe complaint In this action,
which Is fled In the Office OF the Cek Of Orange County
Goshen TIE 18th CAV Of April instant. anc copy of
10 the sad complaint the subscriber hs Office
~ the Village Of Eewbugb In sad Coenty within twenty days
after the service Of this you, rxes 81 day
OF such service and you fail the said eomprnt
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this aeon wiz spDy
to the Court Tor the relief deu snded Ia the complaint
Dated Ami %, 1876.
sIS IswswW sam. ", EAGER, Pla.ntEs Attorney.
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TTTSOY RIVER RAILROAD.-From apr ,,
I)dier-Cu

- IVES 8 L l. II o ( I s
-" WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
Al BRsrTLRBoRo, VI
r. s,s. Institution this Kind established In the Unts<
s,.e. .th enjoys former reputation and at all tes
the tie reception Of Theee intending svsn
er.elyss invited 20 sppy Terms
no per week CONRAD WESSELHOEFT,
Mclagsr ard Saperintendene
FREDERICK MILLER, II. D., RssiGeLt Physical
IIs,aebsEo, w. Feb, lac.
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VJ'HE attention Of the public is called to the great
ysrey OF CHAIRS for comfort ard convenience uarufse
tared and 70, sale BY NJ W. KING SON No 80 Broadway
.nd Nc. loe Mereer-st-
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for freight or passs ge, apply 10 ,,.r w
BROWN. sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co..
No n Austin Friars, London
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co., Pans i,
The owners Of these ships will ret be sccountAoe o' t
iseE bullion, specie jewery, precious stones OF
bis o. adiIs sled therefor and the VaIss Aee" g.
pressed therein
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miscellaneous.
A RTHp,R's CELEBRATED PATENT SELF

A RTHrRs CELEBRATED PATENT SELF
"A SEALING CANS and JARS, used sst year BY thousands
OF families hotel and boarding with The most COM
pe and five diplomas were awarded these
edsed 10 be be safest simplest reliable in market
There additional cost Of wenehes tunnels or w-o
trouble with sDoiDg OF nit by contact with India
Rubber other offensive sub,tance The CANS ana JAMS
are oil prepared for sealing ard the purchaser has only TO heat
when the Can Jar is hntd with heeb
fruit press down into the channel the outside filled
h cement and the of bermeticaly sealing 10 done.
The, sustain injury opening and may be used after
lid the whole that when open they can
g. eeansed like other open vessel The CANS made
OF stout tin and the JARS Of heproof yellow They
nest snugy thus nsurng economy in freight TIE sizes
CANS pint half gallon and gallon Jarspint and
quart Full directions putting fresh fruit tomatoes Sc
seooppany Get the best which is ARTHURS, aud
don't your fruit with bad cans Thousands Of families
did last year. -. =. .o..ux.x.
The trade supplied by EDWARD Y. TORREY,
Manufaet urer's Agent, No. Plattst, New York.
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OFFICE sUPERnTENpEST OF PUBLIC PRIsTNG}
WASHINGTON, May 5, 1856. 5
PROPOSAL for COPPER-PLATE ENGRAV-

II ING.-Dupcaie Proposals viii be received at this Office
uUl the 18th day Of May inst a. u o'clock for ENGRAN-
ING anon GOLFER for the the Senate and House OF
Representatives, in The best manner, seIt1ln QQAhTO
PLATES. 6 by inches of NATURAL HISTORY, C0NCH-
DLOGY ard GEOLOGY 10 accompany the Reports OF the
Pscife Railroad Surveys and Japan Expedition
The Illustrations will he this office, for the inspection
Of those per,ons DESTROYS of bidding for the until the
closing Of the bids ard information desired will also be fur
L.sned.
Contracts will be entered into with and bonds 18th security
Will be required from the successful bidders for the faithful exc
ouion Of their contracts.
TO be distinctly understood tina. no bids will be enter
tanned from any parties directly engaged n aud practically
STYLE Of work bid for and that the contracts
viii in all cats be arded the lowest and best bidder
will the price and bu price tor the WORK
bid for required for the execution of he work and
mus, addressed the Chairman Of the Committee on
Fpsfayg Representatives United States and one TO
A. o. SEAMAN Superintendent OF Public Printing Washing
ion d. be indorsed the outside Proposals r Cop
per' Plate Engraving" A. O. SEAMAN, Superintendent
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TTTfE NEW-1UKk and DIV LII OUL UNI
Il ED STATES NAIL STEAMERS-The ships eonpn'
ina this lire
The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver EldIidsei
The BALTIC. Cap. Joseph COnstocS
The ADKIATIC, Capt. James West.
These st have beer built by expressly for The gov
service has been taken in their
also IL k. strength and speed aid he
accommodations for Passengers unequaed for elegance ana
comfort =.
Price orassage from New York LIVERPOOL IN hfst cso
$50; in second do SIS From Liverpool 20 New fotH
and guneas An experienced attached 10 eaen snip
No berhs be secured until paid for The ships OF s inc
have improved waergh bukheads and 10 avoi! dALser h
lot cross the Banks nor OF degrees until after the
fist August.
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Ysrhank 10 m and Saturday 8; IS for Fannnsials
and syosset, 10 N: end Si5 N for Hampstead 10 M
and 20 p Leave Greenport for Brooklyn 10 M zap
hank. II IS m. Aondays $40 a. m Lakeland ~
NJ syosse, s. and p Hempstesd SS5 m anc
$50 p N Jamaica $40, 40 and $50 and 2l0 and
$40 p. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

CIPFFME COURT-In the mater io y, .no - X.
- rcson Of the Mayor A der %wsI6ENISG on CEiEs
Cry OF sew side thereof between ana
in the City q se.aeo, IA he .soT.
BY ne S ,he e,sre: incurred ~ 1850, ?,
enled ~ ,bs above entitled matter s1osequsns 20 no
tie proeef ~ ~ c,ecs Term Of tbs supreme Court,
susIi,r o. Civ H. In the CITY Of Ne~f On me .s Jay
held thg referring beck . tho -sld Cofnmiss-n,
q Noteh .on ard correction viii BE- taxed hefofo
her 1ss. OF said Supreme Court a. ChamSsrs 10
- Sy Hal Of CITY OF New-l STs On hoh"aJ s i'' ""J
~ Nav. ie58 az 10 Geloct 9 ~ o.,,
CHARLFS d. MEAD, iC0mmissi0nera
,.ofa J. W BOUCE,
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RAILROAD. - THREE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = THREE
il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
mr. PHIt AID PITTsBURGH-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leave. Phsdephia Tor Pittsburgh At m sns
leave. Pittsburgh Philadelphia at The FAST LINZ
lesyes Philadelphia Pittsburgh Y 30 and ptssnrgh
Tor Pbaadelphia $3.50 2. THE NIGHT EAfhhSs
TRAIN leaves Phsd,pha for Pittsburgh At ii p H. ana
pittsbursh for Philadelphia at $50 p. m. ,,,.
The above lines Pittsburgh With oo raros 20
.rd from 81 Louis No Alton Gsena and Chicago lnosi
Eunkfor lie xnson and Louisville KY Tene Hsute Mai
,on La Fsyette and Indian spOs Ind ClncnnaG Dayos
sryngseld BseontaDe SaDdusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
inbus Zanesyie ason and Wooster Ohio also with inc
Steam from and to Sewo Orleans 81 LOUIS "S
vile and Cincinnati. -. ,.,x.,..t liz.
For hsr hand bills In tins hotels OF ms ely
Passengers will this the shortest most exPedous AID ooin
forabIe route between the East and West
Tbroueh itch ets can had sther o the sbeye-nenoned
Places IN the West. or Of n,, 49,.
IL Coanlandt-sL, Eew.York
IL ELLIOTT AGENT Penney vsuis Railroad Coz,
No Aston House, Broadway, New Yod-
r.wynrL Ian Iais PhilsdslphIa
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Bountp fano narranls.

BOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No; %
ID Ms,s Ne~.York Ths bighos reerset p',ee lAa .o'
LAND WARRANTs AID a.. Ws.ran;s eos ~ 'e So, - -,
ICED and torw1rded BIZ nal Otherwise On fsSeP " ~
UittGIeeG - .,,;,l.d :.
Land Warrants procured Tor sOdieis ard others sAHeo .
'''' '''''''' ''N 'f' r. } COLEMAN, Nc. % Wslst.
4 AND WARRANTS Bought az the highest casn
IL prizes and ella ms for BOUNTY LAND, PENsiONs,
Homptly attended To- GEORGE w0ODMAN. ~ - nHaa---
land RANTS WAN L D.
II TAYLOR BROTHERS, ssnkors,
Ne 10 WAlt New YoIh.
ssvJ soypy G.tryNmyhy. WsHsa.s Swsys " ksSt
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

T'UE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL So s..'."IrS
TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief CABIN Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. ~
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Cabin oo
ships from Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt Lang
ARABIA, Capt. }. Stone AIEhlCA CsPt. Wlckrnan-
ASIA Can't f. g. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Ryne.
AFRICA. Cspt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. }. Leitch
vessels clear white light at mast head green on
startoard-b bow; red Oh port bow. . ..
ARABIA leaves Boston Wednesday, May 100
PERsiA " York Wednesday May Il, s.
AMERICA, Wckan leaves Boston wednesday, May Il, %
ASIA Ioit....,.,I York Wednesday, May % IS
CANADA lang ...leayes Boston "Wednesday, June g. &C.
AFRICA, Shannon leaves ~ York "Wednesday June 80
NIAGARA r. leaves Bosom Mednes J me 10 %
ARABIA Stone leaves " losk w ednesuay June -, 20
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board . -,
The owners Of these hirs will be accountable for Gold
Silver Balloon Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals
unless bills of adng signed therefor AID the value hefeo
therein expressed.
For freight or Passage apply 10 ~ n,,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

IN DISCOVERY TO THE ECONOMIS r-SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW.-Just imported JOUVENS inodorous
preparations for Lstar tly cleaning hid gloves beautiful
hand lie the distinguishing mark between refinement and
vUsay For society unexceponable kids are Indispensable
easily soed expeDsve cleaned with canpheDe they
sbomnbe and the Stunned by all persons of deli
cate ofsetories JOUVENS PREPARATION cleans Md gloves
without slightest SMELL preserving improving and noursh
ina the leather Rub small portion with piece of flannel
and will instantly disappear The glove lean be
Immediately aeTward One bottle warranted 10 clean hy
rsr Of gloves price 50 The public respectfully In
sed 10 call ard before purchasing The trade supplied
CONTENT, NEAhY Co.. Agents for ths United States
MholesAle and retail Store, No. SOP Broadway
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lFNNSYLYANN Raj ROAD.--The GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.--The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North western and South states ~ con-
with daily line Of Steamers to all ports in the Western Rivers
Cleveland Sendusky with to all ports
the North Lakes making the direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT can DO Forwarded 70 and
fsou the Crest West. 49, - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBUR0H.
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods lin on, ma, loo m
boxes Furs, Feathers, Gc...............) Wv ~
SECOND CLsss.-BoOks ard Stationery, Dry)
Good, in bas'J Hardware Leather 7'e. per 100 N
THIRD cL.ssIARyl' Bassns Bacon aud go. per 200 D
FouRrH CLAss-Coaee, Fish, Bacon and SIC p.r 100 n
Pork, (packedD Lard and Lard On......,
In shipping Goods from any point east Of be PAR
tula 10 marx the package Via Pennsyv Railroad An
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at PhsdePha OF
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREfeHr ACESrs-Uaus WorMley Co, Memphis, Tenn
R. Sass Co. St Louis; J. 5. Mitchell Son, Evansville.
Ind Dumesn Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jewet Louis
vile XIV; B. C. Medrum, Madison Ind SPrzrnan brown,
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati ". W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leech Co. No a Knbyst Boston; Leech Co No
Actor House New York No. William at, and No Bate
rypace NewYork; T. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia hAsIsw
Kosns Baltimore Geo. {. Francscus, Pittsburgh
Tor further pariie guitars or bills Of lading spplS to
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn Railroad Co..,
No 2Astor House, New York
r. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phladsph.A
H. J. LOMBAERT, Supernte ndent. Altoona IA
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NrFW-yORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ SUMMER ARRASGEMENT eoIa.enei19sc May ;, iss'
IN Nv YORK . Corner 18th e. and f;hs Az.

~ r.. - -
N SUMNER ARRASG EMENT commencing May 3 ls"'
Ps..eT ger stations Corner s,paa~ay '1d Cana st
Tam, 1--we ssw,i SrwYSss@FOr Sew-H.vss: l.
sl i:so Sis E1 4Op@ For srd Ts,5 s;1.
loa "a F.lrs 3S s s:S ~ I'd s
l:Srm For NerwSil: 10 A. M l2:F 5I5, T. tx sS'
sis $50 siJ SIS p n For stamford: 7s, tExl - IN
l.S s:I5 & (E1 $50, 5IS S:lS N fcI fo.t As.is'
CosxIcrrxe rsAns-FOr Boston: A. m Ok J. ~ m
(E1l For Hartford and Springfield: a m lex lsO m
1ExJ For Couneeieu, River Railroad 70 Montreal;
IN: Ex( For Csna Railroad; N e. aud IN g a.
%..Sfd r., S"'a'n F Fs SaesaeI Rq.
~, Sis For Dsnbury and NOr~ al Railroad; I, ~
TRAlxs TO Srw.YosK-From New Haven: $50, ,9;S
g. e. I'LL en- 4 go P n rs f Gss P'1sfgs EFT
Prem sor~sh: as So AIS 1855 lex - tE.)
s?5 S:ts lt:SS m tEI) From Port Chester; S;!7's;s
''-' ''' ''' H. JAMES II Ho5T Superintendent.
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Wis NEW.
L PORT and EALL RIyER;-T The .plsn4a and spener
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock ?. N
MS No RAY s .HS
from Pier No N R. the Battery both touching at
Hereafter viii be regarded as secured to app
Frebs to Boston is forwarded through with sres, Dispatch
y -- WM BORDEN, Agent. Nos 10 and II ws.t-st
V'HF REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i Ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW BEDFoRD
and Iuand route. without delay, change Of cars
or taggsge carryI ng the Eastern Mail
TIE steamer fLYNOuTH ROCK. Capt. joel Stone, and c.
vANDERBILT Capt. W. H. Frazee in with the
Soungion sid Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving SewYork daily Sundays excepted from Pier
No North River frs; wharf above Battery place o'clock
m end SonDgt 80 the arrival of the mail
trsin v hich Leaves Boston a. $50 p. IN.
The c. VANDERBILT from New-York Monday, Wednes
ia, ard Friday From Stonngon Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urdsy
esy and Saturday From StOLogton MOniay Wednesday aid
Friday. -
PASSENGERS from Stonington Railroad to Prov
derce Boston AID New Bedford in the Express Mail
Tn said places several hours ia advance OF those by
other routes simple time for all the early morning lines
correcting ard East Passengers tha prefer II remain
on board the sesmer enjoy nights rest nntsturoed break
fast IL desired Stonilgon In the 80 train con-
Meeting AZ Providence with the II train for Boston
A Bssesse Master accompanies the Steamer AID Train
through each way -. =,
For passage freight apply AZ FER No.
Moth River CT al the olhce No 10 Battery-Place.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
IVA Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, ara
al points end Southwest obt-n Through Tickets
and ali inform alton concerning fere &c. either ny the
NPW-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW'fOak
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by app cation a. the Companyso vi
Zee No 1873 Broadway corner Dsy-st-
John y PORTER, General AGENT NJ. g. n. r.
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NEW LINE Of NETWORK and LlVEk.
N pool PACKETS PATRIOTIC LINE-This line will
comprised OF The following and frsea.. ships y1:
HENRY CLAY....l so tuns. Capt David Carlkins
Cal HOUN......26O 600 tans. Capt Daniel H. Truman.
ORIENT ............2CoO tuns. Capt George Hl.
ELLEN AUSTIN. coo tuus. Capt William IL Oanck
The above shps have been recently built and are the largest
and substantial in the trade They are eommanaed oy
gentlemen Of experience ard ability Their Accommodations
very superior every exeron VIII be made to promote
the cor fort Of passengers and the Of shippers
For freight or pass apply 20 =, .n
sPoFFORD, TfLEsToN Co., No. . Broadway
Agents in Liverpool, . .o .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf,
~ In connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY hAILhoAaD
orened 20 Mauch CLuns-sprng snsrsefneis
Apr 49, 1856. Leave New York for hsneh Csass $40 Tor
Places from Pier No North River ct ~ 1 -
Esston 81 and Ills for so'eryale scs A.
lO:f5 n 3:l5 and $40 The above YAM New.
Elizabeth with trains the New jersey hifUsa .nd
York tom too. Of Coursnitst st 1:S ssd u
p JOb' ", otEl--,-- ----
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-iF,ri.G' From =. .P fol-
II a. 1856 Trsin' will leave Csaa,99 sn m Through
w.y tIsin. p m Enirr.nt, 2 "a fTs .nd p u, For
H. snd N rof 2TtsPeef,Lll so p 1hs roafa.ssP
sic sps sinr Petl', .T' csSSer s5d 5,t Train.
ssi; va Leave Tror 4s5 ard 70 l
p H. AID EAst Ab@-9 ~ L SYKES r. S1perinen lent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

NOTICE 10 CREDTTORS.-Notice IL hereby
given according law TO oil persons having elaine against
ANTHONY LAMB late OF the City Of New. fos, deceased
that they required exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the sbscrbors Executors Of the las will and
the said deceased at tho store Of d. bANks NO
ia Nnsautreet IN City Of New York, or before the
18Th DAY Of August lS6 Dated this 18th day OF February,
a. D., 1856 ID BANnss 'urur Execstors.
fl lsw6mW WILLIAM hbNi,)