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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13

COR SALE-I2 LOTS, southeast corner of
Unionsv and Stagg ST. Brooklyn, late Wlliam'burgh-s
GOOD location offered cheap to close sn estate Apply
h. B. SCHOLES Bedford-ay., corner OF Ross-st
EOR SALE-A frst-class 4-stOry brown-stone
front HOUSE eno LOT or the north side OF 22 between
9Th 6havs For and further particulars, apply TO
BAKER & WEEKS, Auctioneers, No. Pinest
HOUSE for SALE or EXCHANGE-A new
IL first Glars brown stone four and basement HOUSE
ood work ube plumbing ami ali the modern Improvements
woth 25 COO Mortgage Of SIC Geo already on the premises
At re Or will exchange for improved city property
south of 4Nhs and bews Sd and sthsvs or for good
Ior,ion Of the purchase money Apply to s. PALMER No.
aNercbar's ExchaIlr.
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A MOTHER TRIUMPH of AMERICAN gle

AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS for SALE
"A The Proprietor offers his BfNDERY and PUBLISHING
Business of Is years standing Everything In complete and
working For further particulars inquire of j. r. BALD
WIN No lis Fulton-st, BurToushs's Steam Presses.
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A FEW single Gentlemen can be accommodated
with BOARD at No. 30 Madison References required
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DARTNER WANTED.-An enterprisng Man.
II with some capital, win fud desirable INVESTMENT in
an ESTABLISHED MERCANTILE HOUSE doing profit
abie business Address LANE. Tribune Office.
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fcaal Notices.
A DMlNISTR n ORS' SALE--In the matter

A DMINIsT Al ORS' sALE-In the natter
N Of the sale Of the Real Estate Of HIRAM p. fEkkf
ordr "fhs surros.ts Of the County d A..sA M..
H. itSs an to sstsie We, DAVID foCkos .as
E,,.,. Of biRSM ? PERRY, Deceased vii ss ct psSks
,peiiOD the Merchants ESeh.Sse in he City q
.d. and in the City Of New fsrs
Al tbs ecrsn lot pierre parcel OF Land with the Bahia
u,. thereon sitrste lying ard bens IN toe Eley.nh ara
,r,et teiw.sn Avenues ard d. formerly kpo~n y No 30
a No sS9 Fourth street bounded and contain
us a. fows that is to besnnn point on tes noI1
esrly ,de sourh street sorsrd, distsai 10 souess
cry direction hundred A. ninety three ieet ana ssa.
inches aud four ,eyenhs of an inch the corner
by the etn Of the souheasIly Nde OF Avenue VIA
tse no, % an ,Se parallel vita Avenue ninety sI feet
TO line middle Of the BLOCK setSesn eno
lin. feet inches and seventh 81 an 'seh
the south westerly ON inc parallel WIN sa .seeae
thence e.tery along the sohsssterly AIDE 81
Fourth feet h'e inches and one se'ssn %
Al.e a. that Of Land Situated In the NineteonA
de w.I ii the IJ o. New on .,,ss,s 10 s
Nv elth MAID OFT S OF New me prSpsr, % henry
oven Cy suryc, or lot No hundred and fory-nvs
(4l tsunesd aud eopiang as iollows wa; bssinnns
fon, on the ,ouiherl, side Of Fy fourth street. distant three
bynGed and seveny6ve feet west Of the Second sysnse rus
u souhey and parallel with tbs seeota ssnas one
huIdrsd Sea thence westerly parallel With .y
.uh enee northsry sad parallel Win
the Second asHue one hundred sst tour 20 s
AfO ell those four eLtro lots OF isa atuste yhs s
e. Eleventh Ward Of the City 81 Newiork eeaadea a.
Sav viz: BeeLng on tho nobey sils Of Eighth street Ct
pst distant hundred and eighteen feet wsge,iy iron
Avenue D. thence running westerly along hehth sees
INV feet hrrc- nohery parallel with Avenue QUE hundred
ana etywo aid eight inches to Ninth street. nsoes
s,.ry along Nth street 6y feet thence southery parallel
with Ayenus hundred nuetywo feet eight inches 20
Eighth the point place Of besinniLg being tee ssns
lot. on map OF hundred aud fifty lots Of ground
situate in the Eleventh Ward OF the Cy 1t New belong
ps 10 the estate John fack deoeased made BY Daniel
Even City Surveyor March 1883 aud filed in the ohee o. s
Regser Of City and County OF Ne y-fVrk BY nanosis
Luety (ss), huadred ol one hundred s-a hrT
L'pe 1851, Asd one hundred and forty (tol. .
DAVID l.. YOUAGS Adninistrsior.
LYDIA T. PERRY Adminisuatrix-
'~"" " mhl2 isw6ww
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paper n)arehonsfs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Ce., No. % BeeimaB-st. .aer Tor saie 90 II
lowest terrns
Writing Papers. English, French sDt AD>Ticsk
News Paper Al sizes, Weighs and qualities
Book P,rer. ell sizes, weights aud qaaliresL
Tissue P.per faIey eoOs aid white Of The best qusay
barsins Paper W Site and snlored, different wsehA
HAn.u' Paper thin and Of the knss aoality.
Cloth Paper. &x4e and 4xp.
English HsItv Paper larre sssortnsst jos: au,vel
ehcsthing Paper o. the best quality.
Wrputns Paper. Straw. Rag AID Manila
Tee farer Of iseyen; sixes
Tar Rnntns Paysr sJitahle for roofs N rclA
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT. Cotnmencinr March ,, 1876.

Passenger Ststions Cover broadway and Csna-st
ia New. York. -. Corner asthst and itl-av.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YoRK-For New Haven: 7, m
(Ex), I'm. s. (EI.l $40 and p IN Fog Bngepor; ,
q m, tEz 10 M (Ex $780, 4pm For Milford srsuofd'
Fairfield Southport and We-gort m; y m % p n
Fer Norwsk: la NJ y m; tEI) 5:9, 5il5 p For
Daren and Greenwich: la m. I'm 800 5l5 D. m FOR
Stamford: 7, ea M (Ex) u lEI 3:S, 6lo p ~
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations: a. ~ I'm
$40, 4, Sis, Up
tEI.) For Hartford and Springfield; a. a. En j. u m
m (E1) For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal;
a N (Ex) For Canal Railroad II m. 70 W stheh FOR
New London Railroad n; For Housstonic Kan
road: 3 a M For NsugatDcs RailFo d. Ss ~ p IN tExD
For Daphpry aud Norw ak II abroad; A. w.. .. III.
TRAINS ron Ngw.YoRK-From Nsw-Ha.en; $50, T. 81
s5 7:i4 1880 a. m $3.50 Ell $50 l0al IN tEL) From
Eorwak: 6, e;52 s22 lI:o7 80 ELl 500 1874 M
s;5O D. m JAMES H. HDYT, Superintendent
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Rrmppais.

pEM0VAL.-CHILD & SMITH have re
III moved om No 40 the spacious No t2 EARL
pIoeite their Old scre who're may be band ne
fss".h. .sso'imeht o. DECORATIVE ard PLAlN
PAPER BANGiNOt, BORDER and CURTAIN gAPSkS,
uL s,er sTiee In the suitable Country
nssers Asc The largest assortment Of Window u
Bans Pine Ic> 20, ke that can be found In Ssw.fork
CHlLDS 4 SMITH, No. ga sesrleS
DUN a. HALL, Boot and Shoe Deaers, have
IL REMOVED IA No Bsrclsyst, near ths Aston assss.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-O

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILRUAD.-UD
IN and after MONDAY Dec. 81 1855 and until further 40
dee Passenger Trains viii leave Pier fOot Of DaNe ss &
lows, via: . -,
BUFFALO EXPRESS Att lot Buffalo direct, wi,hor.
change baggage At Homelsvlle this train eopnec'
with sy train Dunkirk and all Stations the " sstern
Division
MAIL, at sl5 for Dunkirk and Buffalo ga ntermedi
ate stations Passengers ibis train Will remei night At
Oweso and proceed the next morning.
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, a. y. ~. for New 3ureh dirscf,
without change Of care.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p m. via .fsrn's, for
Piernont and intermediate stations. =,
WAY PASSENGER, Al p IN. for Ohsyie and intern d.
ate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at r. m for Dunkrk and Buffalo.
IMMIGRANT al p. for Dunkrk AMI Buiao aid inter-
mediste stations
No Tain will leave on SUNDAY.
Trains Elmirs with the Etna ana
NIAGARA Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls. at ba alo ana Oa
llk h the Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, he. ..,.
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fnrnitnre.

L'NAMELED FURNITURE. H. +. FAX
IL RINGT0N ready for sale extensive afsoIsnt
of hsh ENAMRLED CHAMBER FURNITURE in al Pat
Coos and eabora ely decorated IN landscape hsae
flowers The MAnufctory and Wsreroons Nos " and "
WoosteI-st, between Broome and Grand.
- C. II O o l. + u n L Y X 4 :.
- R. PATTON, 20. "a Groves, New.York
N. B.-Cifculsrs forwarded on application as above.
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DENHsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Ihe GREAT
i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting II Atlantic cities wa
wessrp Northwestern and South western states. ey COZ
tpuous Railway direct The Road also connects s Pib1rl
With daily line 81 Steamer TO all ports ne We.rIn ysi
and Clev, land and Sandusky win Iaer1 % 81 porte on
North Lste- making The most direct ceespestsnd
reliable BY which FREIGHT b. tore lied 70 AL
from the Great West - .
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIT 4 5Bu HUH
FIEsT Glass -Boots SHOPS Dry 10 lin O. per 700 u
boIss J Eurs Feathers, kc...............}
sEcokD CLAss-Books AID Stationery, DrJ)
Good,' lin bse.l HARDWARE, Leather }7sc per 100
Wool ..............'''..''''''.'.1
THIRD CLAss-Anvls Bssging Bacon and &c nor 100 ID
Pork, (in bulk HeET. &e.. ..........:l
FoURTH CLAss.-toHee Fi,h, Beeop and &c cer 100 =
Psrk, tpsckedJ Lard and Lard OH. 80: } = -.
In Shipping Goods from any Pr: east OF fbi ;s pn4 al
tensr ~ uart the psckaGe Wa PenLsyiyaais hno" Az
oods consigned the Agen's Of Tbs Road a. sas VI
Pit'sburEh viii be forwarded without detentlon -, ~
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harrs, " 1nley 20, Mem Sus Ler-
r. r. Sass Co., ST. LoIisi J. HitehsH 90, hss"'No,
Ind Dun. sn Bell NJ. ok, and carer JeSett Le1s
vii, KviB C. Msldrrm, M.di.on, Ind spri.m.n browa
and irwin Co Cinesnns. v. ". Graham CO.. Lails>V
Ohio; Le.eh Co. No 81 Klby.i. Boston Leech Co, No
, I.,or Uon.e Ser-Yorh No. WlilmsL ana No B.tte-
,v,l,se EsxYork T. J. s.eedsr PhlSleiphia hssrsr
Eosn, Baltimore Geo. c. Fraueiscus, Pittsburgh
For further particulars or bills Of iatinz, apply 70
LEIGH Co, AEenss Penn Railroad Co
No. 2AsoT House New-foff-
HH HOUSTON General Freight As-rt, Philadelphia
h J. LONBlERT. superints ndeat. Aiioori, Pa
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Drp gooos.


NON j. STIC ECON OMY =
~ $500 WORTH OF DAMAGED GOODS
VIII be cold this week
REMSEN 4 DINGEE,
Nos ~ and 2O6 sIthsv. near Four;eeuih-,;.
TIE LAST AND BEST LOTS
Prom the late FIRE,
WIN be opened on MONDAY, April.
They comprise
A miscellaneous assortment
Of
HOUSEKEEPERS GOODS GENERALLY
RICH DRESS GOODS PARTICULARLY.
These choice lots comprise
PARIS PRINTED JACONETs at lOd end II, worth 7e.
PURE IRISH LINENS stli6, worth 81.
ZINE BUFF LINENS At lI6 per yard.
LINEN NAPKINS Sc 81 and IOj per dozen, tperfect)
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, 81 to 1oI, tunsoied.)
GENTLEMENS LINEN HANDRERCHIEFs, livery fnsl
LADIES' PRINTED JACONET APRONS. Cd
lo-4 MARsEILLEs QUILTS Ioj, I2I and ~ (perfect)
SUPERIOR SEOWDROP TABLE LINENS at 4'6.
UNBLEACHED TABLE-LINENS at lt6 per yard.
GEETLEBEN's LAWN CRAvATs tvery 6ne) at cents
WINDOW DRAPERY,
Floss Applique and TambOurd Work
At One Shilling per yard.
ALL DAMAGED GOODS EXHIBITED
THE DOMESTIC ROOMS.
REMSEN DIEGEE,
Nos 2o4 and 200 6tb-sv.,
one door below l4th-r.
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Uaifr-Gnre.

DR. YVES f L II o I I 5
IL WAITE CURE EsTABLIsHlEAT,
AtBR.TTLEsoRo, "
The srt Institution Of ,hs hind esa.shed n the United
States s enjoys ts former atom AID open az all Des
Of the yea the rsoepsn Of suess Those ntsnhng AVAIL
ye. Of n, adv are invited apply 500 Terms
4 10 r.r veeG CONRAD WESSELHOEFT,
Manager and Superintendent
FREDERICK MILLER. H. D., Resident Physician
Prstreboro, Vt, Feb, let.
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Eor FTeHht Passe1e Apply = = =
FDW,D X COLLINS, No. 50 Wall-st., N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY K CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austen FRAN. London
b. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The ships will he accountable for gold
ais bullion specie ewslry precious metals, un
lees bs Of lsns sgnsd therefor and the value thereof
therein exprefsed =.
Shippers please the shs OF this Re
BOT carry any goods contTsbaBd II wal
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FTNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The SHIPS composing this
me the following: - - 49,,
ATLANTIC Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Eid1dse

BALTIC, Capt Comstoct. ADRlAriC. ,
These sps been built by contract expressly for me
service every has been taken ii their con-
srucon also their ~ insure strength and speed
Accommodations Tor unequAed Tor eis
ssnce and comfort Price Of passage from to Liver
ooo IN 6iclass cabin 30 In second do S7b; exclusive
Of exzsEe stsisrooms, S325; from Liverpool - New
YORK and 20 suines attached to
each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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NATER-CUEE and ELECTRO-CHEM-
TIE VAPOR BATH In connection vita 10 ELECTRIC Al
CURRENT the uost omiea an in may csse Ne
Efficient method for hiding he .J-len Il sr.i reg
anl ether m0fel5 matters.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY,
~ n with the LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
epe.ed 20 N1Ech Chuak-Wnfer ATaIeemelts commencing
uedia,, .ce. hou2 Pier No North River 1880 ff
5astJl 7:5s and Is p FOR soneTvie a. - and
a rs 1:l5 and The sove rams connect Al
Elizabeth 9Th rain. on the NswJ-ey RSilro. LEAVING New
York iY,-n S. Ct Ccrtlandtsi 80 aad N and "A
p. JOHN y. sIEhSc--af~I--teHaesN
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IN YORK 20 POCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER and
GENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, ana, In -on-
necton with Buffalo Cor and New York and New orb
and Erie Railroads forms direct roo from NewYork 70
Rochester.
The directness Of this together with the or COM
fort afforded BY the wide BY far tho Lost desrs
bic between the aboye-named ei'f.
Tickets be procured the NewYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office Duane ard No. l93 Broadway also IN
Jersey City
Baszsse checked through
Frsehts will be transported between NewYok and Rsebes
with dispatch Any information desired IN res" therein
can be obtained BY calling General Freight Agent Of the
kewYork and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings or c. s. TAPP N,
Express Freight Age1t, No 1888 Broadway.
No trains on Buffalo Corning and New YORK Bairoa Jh
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD sdperntehds' -
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Hlc0irai.
who Ia,

CANDS' SsRSAPARILLA Those who have
- real The Serfu Effects q the startling
s.y nn the blood IN q serosals Ssorb1se
6i.reus readily testify tkst Sane D. SARsAPA
kILLA ,rscy siss I'll deteous matter frol tho syssen
-, .i Inv nlstion srens,heDs the f,b
81 srd IN shert r,suscs,es he bodily fane
hsr rriire viscI PreiArsd sold BY b. D. SANDS
No ito Frltor-sf rew.loTk.
'INpE GREATEST BEVERAGE Of the AGE
1 ". GILES & BROS tELEBRAfED DANDsLiOS
CCFFFE tls rro ehecfgsl remedy 'or Dysysps BBsoa.
gtro OF the Liver Nssos.Dsss, ETC. w GIL
LIS bEC Nos IS and - Wz-hnston 80 ~ import
The psn Paot sd sole maBafsctsrs % the
saS susJsliers'ed DANrELION COFFEE vhi,h 10 neatly
ut up tin wish siIpl- Signature on each
srtIsr 9. erection se>iust impos'ure.
Ioi ,sr by ~ man ufsetursr'; Aso, B, Me.-s A. D. ID
SAM s 80. li william st ISRAEL MINER h Co No "a
Eulnr-si; { V CLiCKENRR Go. No. OF Bs,elayst
HALL. RUtKER 4 Co. Nc 2lS Greenwichs'. MckESsON
a Robbins No 81 Fultcus;; WARD CLOSE Co. u5
Eulen, and by su the pnneiga Drzssss hroassos tAs
United Sts,es and Carsfss
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IVA Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, ID
al points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
ard 81. Information coneernns routes are Re, see' Sy 61e
NTW-YORK AND ERiF RAILROAD, or NFWfORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application ~ the CompanysO
Gee No le3 Broadway, conner Dey-st
JOpN + PORTER. General Agent ". :. X. X.
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NEH-1ORk SUPEt3IE tOOhI.-JhnLo
~ n BERRICKsoN against HENRY L. POTTERIro
HF,.py 7 POTTPR. You hereby summoned and re-
aured 70 sbswer plant In dis action WHICH VII ee
led M Toe Office q The C!ers Of 10 CITY sad County VI New
yo,k a. be Cav Hail. ia said City AID T. VI your
III a p.Ii the IT their hice No
a. .rx Of th sun Lron yoa exclusive of tho day Of
s .elrs an1 you la 10 answer tie said complaint within
de- t ~ paints tins sson will take jsdsnssDt
eZs o. FIVE 'lonsad three hundred ~ad
forty cents vita interes. ionows do the
,urr OF ~ 20 ie Lnt day % June A. d. 1885 on tho
49, a $50 ruan ih. eighth day " July A. d. k on the
su Il eco n fro be eighth lag .sniber A. 1885,
on he sun OF 500 g from the forth dsy 0! sptsnber d.
" q the S4gI u from rnetesnia day Of Soyea
/, D. Ie.,. s.d TIE Of J6 n from eth day
Of ctLeYA D. lgtesi1ts Le eos's Of this scton.-Dscd
december H. lsS5 STEVENS uOxrE.
Plaintiff . torDeya
The cen pain, tie above acton hea 10 iss ONE
Clerx q The CRY County 81 1os "a ene ess
"a 4, ylsuW Plsintia' Attorneys.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads..

DIVER OPEN to HUDSON-For HUDSON
~ ard h,.rmed.,s lspdine', stesnhoat SOUTH AhEH-
lCA Cav. w H. heleu will lea pier foot Of JaJsI 81
5oeicek THIS AFTERNOON, Apnl 3, 1856.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIyER-rhe splendid and supsn%
steamer BAY STATE, Capt 7. O JsEett saves New or
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at oelocs
, N ard EMPIRE STATE Capt B. Brsyton leaves se~
foTh every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ,n5 FRIDAY, az
ocoei > n from Pier No 5 n R. he Battery; bob
.ouekirf AZ NV; each way ,
Hereafter will be regarded a. secured 20 any spp
ii 81 TIE shall have been pad for
Freshf % BosoI i, forr.raed through With great Dispatch,
~ 50 Express Freight Train
WM BORDEN a.en, No. 10 .nd n Westst
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NOTICE to CREDIT ORS.-NOtice is hereby
IN ggB soeo law O. 81 having claims against
ASThONY IA 3, lao = - City OF Newton, decaaes
that ley sre sShbt the same with the vesehsxe
hereof 10 tie saLsrbeI Ls Executors Of the Last VIII snA
Of the said Sscess o. hs stors OF d. No
ia Ea,sD.,tress the City Of SswYork before ne
th ds, q Gss,.t itss Dated ibis 2sh day u TsbraAry
A. D., 1885. " bANks EKecutors.
"a ,zn6L.N WIsLIAh hENI,)
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eeptedl-Leave Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 a Ia t,r
Ysphank 10 N and Saturday 3S for sarmin' dale
and Syosset l0e and Si5 for Hampstead !" NJ
" NJ. ard 3:45 and p for Jamaica, 10 M IL VI 3D.
sand ssh D. m Leave Greenport for Brooklyn 10 ap-
hank II :S5 H.. on Mondays. .: 10 Lakeland, ~ ~ D.
NJ on Mondays. s:5s Psrminsdsle. 1880 M and
5:5b p "a. Jamaica $40. 7:to sn1 s:4e ~ and RIO al
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il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PuILA-
DELPHIA and PlTTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN Philsdelphs for Pittsburgh a. u m AID
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1880 aud Pidsblss
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PDlrzh IL p AID
Pitsbursh for Pbiadel pha at 9:20 Q.
IT, above hines connect Pittsburgh with tho railroads
and Lous So; Alton, Usleaa and Chic 90 Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY Terre H,n'e aad
son La Fay,tte and indianapolis iudi Cincinnati Dayton
Dsfed Beleiontaine, sandusy TOLEDO CegeiAnd 20
uubus Zanesys Mass0n and Wooster, Ohio; also III the
Steam Packet boats from aid ~ Newrleans st. Louis. Louis
Vile and Cincinnati 49,,
For fur. hand bills II the hotels o. this city
will ind hs the shortest most pedoOs and COM
sDrtsble route between the East sud West
Through tickets BE- had either Of The aboyeennonod
places in the West or u
Court indt-st, New York
il. ELLIOTT, AGENT, Pennsylvania RAILROAD Co
No 2 Aston House, Broadway, New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. Ito and Ma st.n A.
n ev-Nork Jan, lsst. rnaSspnla
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Hlillinfrp, ST.

JAMES TUCKER, IMPORTER and DEALER
- in recherche PARIS FLOWERS; - low prepared VITA =
lave assortment Tor cash at No 37 Broadway Wh'e'
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INHE REGULAR NAIL LINE Wa STCNiNG-
and TAUNTosIusDd rous, .ahout delay. change Of
or BAGGAGE; earTy,.s h. E.s;srn Md
md c6SSobohk cS Joe
Ss nd :5 :a. rs.
from Pier No 2Norh River hu, wharf above Battery ps
OF the ali tran which les IS Boston ., S. sR m.
Tie COMMODORE from Sew.YsTk Nonlsy, "Wednesday
and Friday Prom s'ounsaD Tuesday. Thursday AHi Sat
Tfs PLYMOUTH ROCK rom New York Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. From siOninsteu MendAy Wednesday AID
Ps:cnses, proceed from s.euiugto1 RAIro.a Prev,
aea Bos,ou r.nn,on ard NeBsdford the Expires. Mad
Train reaching said psee. several hours IN svsee Of thc-s
other rSote and N :Tps Ts @ :. t s si y,@ @sA %
or board the steamer enjoy Rshts rest anstahe break
fast desired and s,oninEon IN The 80 N Nr Tor
A B.rsss. Master accompanies the Steamer and Tam
Fer passage. Ssit. .tseroom. freight apply At Pier No
9Norb River al the Office No. 10 BaueryPlace
CAMDEN and AMROY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHILADELPHiA-wul anti further ssfSe le,ve
M and p N Line. are d:centnueA Emis,.a. Line. All
and o'cloch IN. usual IRA stlss, Aren't
ELTSHING RAILROAD. The steaIsboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fultcn F'ry Wharf north side, st
.li,nsn. Passenger, wib he Car. At antes POa oppo
Esd wteh. cave. Fushns at the same hour' Person,
neI, Or ,ueestins rrsin tSrOush in Fare &
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
N The ThrOosh Ticket snd rresh, oMec Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad and Seambost Connections Cheso,
Milwaukee sleps Burlington st Louis r'iro ard ell points
West and Southwest,
vasUsPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, or OS"E0O, h1
No IT5 BROADWAY NY
Corner Of Courtsnd'-st DARIUS CbAhh, Agent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
MONDAY Jan. 81 1856 The Trains will leave Chamoers-
at Station follows: Express Tsiu, connecting sh
Eorther and Train. Through Way Train L m III
pre,s Train For Poushseepse. and s; 81 n.
For k.k Sing, p. The sing
Sing and Peeksk Trains he Way Stations Passep gers
taken az Chambers, Canal, Christopher and 3stsGa No
TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
NJ L. SYKES Js., Superintendent
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MISS b. LEM, de Paris, No. 494 Broadway,
M b.. received ,ev,r. osses Of the finest MIL l.
Nj RY for Sumner wear and will opez them on RsDAf
Arm ~.
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NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA ana he SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail Lines: Leave Newly OK aud ii
a. NJ and and 8 D. IN fare tj u M, F2 stopping e all
way stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati IL aud
sl8 5O) aAd The West and for Baltimore, Washington Nor
foh &c aid through bageag. CHECKED ~ WG.ngOD VI u
aud D. m J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant sup't
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CUPERB DRESS GOODS, received by Il
- Fulton, viii be opened on MONDAY, April J.
A 7. STEWART Co,
Broadway, Cbambsrs anG Rssde "a
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painis, Oils, Glass, &e.

DRIDGEWATER PAINT-The best articl
DIowL keo of Houses Decks and Bottoms Of We sell
aud outside sork generally being perfect protection ain
the the atmosphere fST sale ~ the Company DePo
No. % Nser-st.
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ZINE BROWN GO0DS.-500 bales ROCKING
l. haIa, Hope and cthes mshe. Tor sale BY
EESMITH Co., No II Broadway
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

7iptos. The preparations for building
in this place the coming season are Of ne
ordinary nature. Las, season the In
GREASE was at lsa.. double or treble Ina,
Of any previous season. Indeed i, Is oul
mind that a lsas, one Hundred substantial
buildings will be erected in Upton be.
fore next autumn. The country around
and the situation and location OF the place
Is sufficient 10 sustain it.
Mercantile business ;.lll also advance
in equal proportions.
Mechanical labor will be in great de-
mand. Much more would have been done
last year had mechanics been a, hand t,
do il. This year We hope tina, the wage,
paid here, and the certainty of work will
secure mechanics sufiicien, 10 do the work
planned out Tor the coming summer.
When We Get the rail read Upton will
certainly Be ore Of the prime places for q
country village.