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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
81 The following thrilling piece is sent us b

V The following thrilling piece is sent us b,
some erring son Of Genius at Mt Vernon, Mis-
souri,. Our poet makes terrible havoc on tn,
"critter, and the cause of prohibition is likel,
to receive tremendous impetus from his murder
GUS assault on "redeye" " Listen to the Missour
genius
For the Dallas Herald.
Good Templar Song.
OF all the crimes that's ever ben,
The selling of whiskey is the greatest sin.
1t has caused more misery, pain and wo,
Than any other thing know.
CnoRts.-Get out of the way you whiskey seller
You have ruined many clever fellow.
You have caused the chidren's bitter cry;
And the tear to stream from the mother s eye
You have caused the children to cry for bread
AS hungry as they was sent to bed.
Get out of the way, &c.
You hiyt caused the father to whip the child
And set the mother almost wild
While in his drinking sprey at night;
IIus often put them all to flight.
Get out of the way, &c.
You have robed the strong man ofhis strength
And threw him down in the mud full length,
And left him thare to suffer and roll
As though you ccard not for his soul
Get out OF the way, &c
You have roled the richman Of his wealth,
And deprived the welman of his health.
You have picked the pockets of the poor,
And left them to beg from door to door.
Get out of the way, &c.
You have robed the statesman Of his brain,
And filed his head With aching pain;
While in the gutter he has been found,
Feeling upwards for the ground.
Get out of the way, &c.
will tell you sir in your wild career
Igreatly fear you have gone too far
You have run so many souls astray,
You will have to account in the judgement
day
Get out of tho way, &c.
C.J. S.
1f Vernon Missouri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

The Rev. Arthur Cleveland Cox, Of Bslti-
more, has been elected Bis hop of the Protcs.
tant Episcopal Church Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
Mt. Vernon, Missouri.
From the New Orleans Plcsyunc.
How it Was.

How it Was
BY ROBERT JossELYN.
was sitting on the sofa, little Minnie by my
side;
She was knitting, and the space between ul
wasn't very wide.
As gazed upon her pretty face, saw the blush
arise,
And the needles flew still faster, as she down.
ward cast her eyes.
/ heard her heart bent louder, and her bosom
rose and FELL
With motion like the ocean when it has gentle
swell.
The pearly tears were starting in her melting
eyes of blue,
And the little space between us to less than
nothing grew.
l stole my arm around her waist, clasped her
to my breast;
Though she struggled like frightened bird,
q when caught upon her nest
How l ever had the courage, or the luck, never
knew;
But l kissed her, and kissed her, until Minnie
kissed me too.
Car, FOR REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CoNvEN-
Washington, March 2s.-During the
session of the National Executive RePububican
Committee, which has just al j;OiFned sine die'
many suggestions from members OF congress
on the policy Of the present Admiuis:ra'' n;
and others were made to them relative to lie
Congressional call for convention and for
changing the time for the meeting of the Phil
adelphia convention, while some wanted to in
corporate the American and other issues which
were deemed extraneous by the executive Com
mittee, who after deliberation, agreed on extern
ding an invitation to the people of the United
States, without regard to past differences or
divisions, who are opposed to the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise and who are in favor
of the exclusion Of slavery from the Terrific
ries, of the admission Of Kansas as free
State and restoring the action Of the Federal
Government to the principles Of Washington
and jefferson, to send from each State three
delegates from their respective Congressional
districts, and six delegates at large, to meet
in Philadelphia on the 18th Of June next. for
the purpose of reco mending candidates TO be
supported for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Our Westcrn Tcsa> exchanges nuuouncc
the discovcrv Of cr-rira, csql lfur luen west
u Saa Antonio Rstr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, RITTER, &C.
THTANTEDThe sulScIi ibers vii liberal
w advances cons 70 Bmtih6EA Philadelphia
New Yew York, Of onr weea rye oats, corr, barley,
clover and timothy seeds. Also butter
eggs. 54sS go ~ . Gill q co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12
The Wheeling Instrumental Mu-

y
EETS every M0ntlay evening, O'clock the
MI ture Room Of the Lutheran ChttcI Caplinc ST.
tire Wheeling. S. NJ lIAAIIl.fON. prrsit. E
Q. a. DigrEicH, Conductor. nvl5-1m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

ALEX. TURNER,
aesesleqa aaildinss Main 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE will continue the Dry Goods business In
the and style Of HgIsKEL
sEE4RNGE They would respectfully solicit roil thelr
old friends and eust6nefs9 eonfnuAnte of their favos
2. "a O. w. HEIEkELLt
Deeenherat 1855 B. EB.SWEARINGKNsJ JRsss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12
'glz ISIiMER D I'Iflii d. IBB0TSoN..' ti'sit W.
NOTICE

NN andaer the hst January, proxino, the preseut
drnl OF He4skelI Co.. viii be Dissolved By limitation,
1 J4ires A. FetSer etiTing from the firm
All persons fndebett VIII please call and make pay
delay, those having claims against thH rm
Will present them for adjustment 81
| 4 Dec 1885. i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

continue The Boot and HsT Paper business at
FIJI Main Street where he will be hnqpy receive the pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12
MAY 10. 1856.
MIsCEI.I.A n sOUs.
rgRsls:

Ei,,. E Course iaeludfny al Departments e Sooc
kfepiag, Lectures and ieRnCiliSip ftsdyfHSfyt az ~
ddUifilce = %
For faif c0arssts Ltso'ss zhssssSss'' = -
SffE pRoPRIEToRS take great pleasure in expressing
ii,ejr thanks gratifying and uupreesdsnted sue
s which nve the OF their Institution since
ts stlsinlrrt ut tie Capital and stimulates them fe
neped eXertiOas meet, Ia Lte i9st sctent alteT te
increasing demand Tor Itctic md c1laPFetea.
;xs course Of mercantile trGiiMg The great practical
experience or the principal, in heavy Ranking anu
cIi Houses assisted by educated and acconphcd EShte
sI, mas enabled him bring degree OF perfection
sTsrf COUNTING R005I instruction. By ori exercises
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Each
sI,,i nv his new process, sdries at the DESK dtct-
Eg stsrby step ;nthe hns mastered icwhols rontns
Of M Accountants duties as orogi as faotgisde hud
SeJred an apFre,,ttsesh IN sote fIge eoaamee.at
LOs: and tl1s nj! Hrness faeFingl ana eSreSoGs
LiWuIers ARE, il "A great measure, dlsspated
In addition to engaseaelt Of seeempisne az asssa. @
ants M, have also secured te services ot some OIL te
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio to lecture ON commercial
Dur Of Instruction L too extended to
here INIT il embraces every thing connected WITH DoOBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPNt, @lsl, free and full dise1Ssie et
ts Scientific upon
an iIIstory of Eminent Commercial Men, Ge-
ovraphy Commercial Products, Commercial
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trhde Part
nershp, &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

5DARDoTTE's WORM SUGAR DROPS,
pleasant and eGcacious reInedy Hnrms In children
Put in the form Of fine candy oidlng the
able taste Of yermifugc generally tce % cs per boz.
Sold by II ltstI4O6fANs & CO.,
dec2f. -i.fss -frl. BFdCe Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

a General Assortment
F Drugs, MeeInes, Paints, Oils, Iarnises DyestuHs
" brushes, Notions, ETC., etc, aiways on handatthe
iu22
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-12

FOUNDRY PIG IRON. =
IN TONS Homecoming Foundry 1ron,i for sale by
tJUs aup9 ~ GILL eco Water 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
EpwAsp c. HALLIDAY, Auc'ioaesr.
GALE of STOCK In the OCEAN STEAM

~ COAL COMPANY u Allegheny County In the Sess OF
hsryLeTo csuy uto eject certain axfes nent
Jeuy Cowles e tho aid the subscnbef Joseph
y.rnum ADD William r. AspinwLl Of the other pa o. .ho
2h January 1853 and 1rd1d In Allegheny County, nSy
pd Nay 81 lsf ths subseribes will cell at public suc uoo
the Merchants EKcbsDge In the eiy OF New fon on ne
day " July, 1856 i2l O'Clock 9: noon, By I'd" AM
HALLIDAY, Auconser. s9l shares Of tho Csoia STOCK
the Ocean Steam Goa Company Of Allegheny County.
,hsres each nine OF which shores sabscnS
fs ysble cash. AID resus have been ssbcoed
tie and paid for in shout 23A Of c'A
lands upon ard Geoes Creek the oysnf OF
Ale shsI of karysn Tho legal tito 70 soout
the sd snd bss been obtained BY tbs Compeu
subject nogsss thereon to tn. amo1nt Of &si ~ 49,
they have obad equitable title he other oil scrrs ana
paid Company en- em to the legal ue to such 81
49,, .,<
map the property and particular description Thereon
will exhibited ard they be a1y time
previous tie Office Of the Auctionees NO NHi
Tie first proceeds se the amount OF about SjoW
are 10 be applied the payments which have been made o the
properly Of the Company s6d TO the amount sun que
proceeds Of the Of 900 70 belong
the Coupai enable them - improve tie lsnds OF the Com
psuy furnish working ,itA to carrying sn the ous
e u NH Tag for coal Ia. ...,
The sale NJ be In lots TO sat purchasers with tho pv
lsse 10 the purchaser Of taking shares at the o fs
mot exceeding ell TO bdd1r upon his nse
bid) ,,..,.,.r
the within Is days thereafter AID the osisce
4 per cent. within days the sale And default sh.i
be sds such pssmets the stock will be putt mp again
ai NJ. s S.yy",t jan. m Ia56 JOSEPH B. vARNUM.
157sc VIM II. ASeINWALG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
Dauer Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
i SON Co.. No 81 Beekmanss' ofeT for sale c. Is -
Writing Papers, English, French and American
News Fsper ali Sizes, weights and qualities
Rcoh Psner. ali sizes weights and qualities.
fssue Paper fancy eolors ADD white Of the best sp.,.
Hsnsins Payer Bite ard colored, dnereI: viGitA
Hstte,s' Paper thin aud OF the best quality
Cloth Psper SIX ~ and <oxH.
Ens;sh Hsrdw are Paper large sssortneIf ur cI,ssA
ehesthins Paper Of the best qsany; 80,
Wrapping Paper, Straw nag and hAniA
Tea Paper VI different sses ,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
miscellaneous.

RAIL WOODEN qumtals BRAZIL
ID WOOD, Tin bond aud dssy I'D Tor 'Ss y
TYON's MAGNETIC PILLS vermin soon
And n yoS use bis POWDERS, inssc,s don't annoy
Whaesale retail he seis, a. ~ brsi~sy
Cspy the address and To LYON haste away.
asc... ~ natural an round handle PALM FANS
n, ee.es orr spe Shut CHINESE rANs
10 es.-s FRENCH MUSLIN and PAPER FASs
'u' ''ee"e' b. N. KNIGHT Co, No . ye.eys.
DID LEAF MS
500 esse. natural ana round handle PIn TAps isss ~
'''' SMITH LAWRENCE,
No 90 BssvuA
EMOVAL.-THOMAS DOUGLASS, sole
III AGENT for BEES BnACE CSmInssaon hsut Inn
,urrr and hdesae Dealer IN every dsahploa
~ sn.ricss H,rds Are No. IS Beeknssst, New-f0xh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
harm LANDS fer SALE.-The lLLlNOtS
III CENTRAL RAILROAD COMP ANY is now prepared to
TWO MILLION or ACRES
r A II M N @ l. A ID 3,
IL TRACTS OF FORTY AcsSs AND UPWARD.
On
LONG CREDITS

rOw rates OF INTEREST.
80 s,.rsA hx the 1joy.rnmeut TO ali Ia the
,,aa 81 ,b;s ksrosS ana ireude ,me Of the richest
con "t .ls Pr.ss 10 the state
tbers with uAsnieent groves o, bs 70 at tbs
Rosd extenaS nom Cnicse' on ~ - ,he ,o,,h
south ard from theneo 70 o ali ,n Land. lie rhin AZ
es. On each side Of this Road ready cho.P
are enooso " M - .o. ~ $1,000 saJ s,nthero
the nSd Of IN SS
,;o saarS .ob.sntis aud no wing home do u.od
foI fam soouse. -. 81, t o. q, e. fac, in ds,tb /,
.sni, reos and cited s.ios Cstas aud Sheep
sne \. en,v.n. nd s4s., Ooe ucyepe.. are the
wel1rows ebsr.eerses o. iTs snas ae 1v T
quneo 20 % su' Ina in The older Ss,es
The Of II dian Corn planted the newly broken sd
's p ' e Ss Turned I'd Is sure to ysld very
i.ree prohtA man WIN liow snu o ySc0 ,s can hs
osds for sAhins iesdy for CO. or wheat at from so TO
sIo head he 6Is and under high Of the
second year.
Corn Grain Cattle, stc will be forwarded a. reasonable s
Sou,hen The large. yield on the cheap Lands Illinois over
the 'f Of
Port.iioa TO the Eastern mstket
.n1 eSs.p and desirable fssf ). dsaSsssS
era Ios along 'ne nosa cofd ~ psf Jun '''
Th. ns $ s, sp reTs Or .Sn r..
ana % msny mile. pand hsvs been DISPOSED Of hs; M those
ioss,sd IN tie Interior tsi Transport
tbs. to send the produce Of these lands one OF two mud
red mics BY TO market would cos, 1ch hs
cuvsDg them ana hence Government lands thus
.uta Ct q IS not 80 good Investments as tho
ssod Of this Con psny at the prices fixed ,,, v
The hold relation to the lands Ia Kan
kcbSssk although lands be found
the wsecou The ditauce market Is far greater sad
k1oded nj % tho produce OF those lands 10 Garfield
either Ia interrupted wafer commune atoms ia
The of hicb must b. no
The or, In ~, reduc- psces Of sr poucts aud
s,tet precisely ere Che incomes sss and of
= n the i,, as ents Annually al every We Ar reduced
tn, .rest fertiy Of the lauis now oeu for this
Compsy and their weld E1stsa
AID X States IL much more than sufficient 70 pay
ferses 10 the cost Of us. sston es
,urnybsd by tn. Rosa and 9th, watch it Goa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
financial.

CONTINENTAL B.kT. NEw yosK. juno 10. lass
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of -Four Per
IA Cert Capital Stock Of the Bank wiz ts paid 10
The 6tock boldars and after July - . a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

NOTICE to PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
IN The LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
SHIP COMPANYs splendid aud powerful stoam.h's
CITY or BALTIMORE....2,3c 1 tlns. capt LEircR.
CITY or WAsHINGTON. 1850 tuns. Capt W. wvLE.
CITY OF hANCHESTER.2,lO9 tuns. Capt p. G pErRis
NGAROO.............l.s74 tuus. .C.pt. r. EwISG.
Are Intended to sail follower
From LivERPood,
CITY OF BALTIMORE...... "WEDNESDAY june
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or acknowledgements THURSDAY jane -
RATES OF PASSAGE
Saloon $50, Se5 and s5 according T. StateroomA
limited Thirdcass Passengers will - taken tfoo
Phlscelphis and Liverpool, and folnd 10 provision
From Phiadslpha. From Liverpool. :.......S
These eaushps constructed With improved wssree
and each weasel carries 30 ufsso1
Parties Wishing bring their friends obtain coih.
at. of passage and drafts Liverpool liz sums Of 81 sterling
nd upward. Apply to JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
No II Walnutst, Philadelphia,
or SABEL CORTIS. No. IN Broadway. Nsw.voek-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
THE NETWORK and INTERCOLLEGIATE
Il Ed STATES NAIL STEAMERs.-Ths ships smvns

fhs ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldr'dss;
The BALTIC Cap. Joseph Comstock;
The ADRIATIC. Capt Js@es West
These have been built BY contract expressly Tor the 9o
service been taken In her eeusTucto
u also 10 their er snes Insure strength and spced aid ts
accommodations for passengers un-auAed Tor elegance an
comfort a..
Price passage from Ns~ York TO Liverpool In hrst ssha,
6iSd in second d.. as From Liverpool 70 Newfoek ID
70 suess An experienced attached To each ship
No berhs secured paid for The shps Of this line
have proved bulkhesd and avoid danger ou
rat of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

'' EDWARD K COLLINS, No. So Wall ST., MI.
BROWN. sHIPLEY & Co. Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD l. CO.,
No. n Austin Friars London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., Paris
The Of thsss sps will not DO accountable fo sid,
silver bullion specie ewey precious stones mess unless
bills OF adns signed therefor and the value thsreof az
pressed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

,rr Tho Q -story with basement and attic,
" IL "a, HOUSE No q 0f-sory ct Jeis4y Chs' 20
ecsAe yssiT Procession immediately Apply 70 = .
HiIIFR No 50 MoDtsomery-st' Ieiee, Wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
BuiI0una Materials.

U1NCAUSTIC TII.ES-For Vestibules, Halle
II HEARTS, Dining rooms, Conserystores se SAhNAikS
CHIMNEY Tors. pRAlN-PlPEs, &c ror sale oy
MILLER L COATES No 10 Pearst, N l.
OSBORNs me PLUS ULTRA. kOOrlNu
~ CpMENT-WATEE PROOF-wsnsuted the chsspaS
be., nd n durable RoOsns ia the world Ey'ry hoa;s
ovner should exsmine IT, II highly elastic and ctnhot
ybsd % or affected by atmospheric changes and hdsns m
ueeiaey ssr sppcs'iou to the consistency OF stone M
tie ost Roofire that be relies fEerscTtS
a. hsrdeps and improves IT, Old IA room NV
aver end esky win be csmsnsed and made
10 new by A OSBORN, Msson aud Bsiier. IN CsnAst
H., .,t,e. Tor COVERING roohs u TAR ROOFING PAPER,
wbh we heep CONSTANTLY h.nd cad VII ell n large Gus
JAS r. DYRRiCKSON 4 Co., No Bsetnse~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ For HAVANA and NEw-ORLEAHS-On WEDY3
DAY, July II M, from Pier foot Of Wsrrsns. North
River the fast and hyore steamship PHILADELPHIA Capt
Passage can be secured It the ONCE Of the Line.
freisht 70 New Orleans. 30 cents per cubic foot
celppe whI be supplied with bsak bills Of sdnx Of the
fon signed by The Line application their Office No
hour Of sailing - e ' -
For freight psase apply o6ies No III West a.
corner OF Warren NJ a Mari "a 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI
MEEKLY United STATES MAIL LINZ -1,hs a.,

a., and magnificent steamship JAMES ADGER Capt s. C.
rlner eon der will leave Pier No North River on "a r.
UkDAf June =. at o'clock p. m prrcisey For Frsisht
sPy on board and for P.ssss. 1t the Omcs sPOFPORO
lILEsIOr Co.: No. e Broadway. corner Morri+st The
t:vo,e steamer CAROLINA mskes regular trips the W.
ou st du On the 81 Johns kye fesds csanectias with
rs oeioss N Through tickets Jactsoavis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

TaE srcmS.s CExInAd RALR1.o Ce. ,sts'
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT will be
"A paid the day Of July next to the dsrs IN
Michigan Central RAJ ros1 Company ~ the close OF our
entieth day Of the month Paynens
be made to rssina IN Mchssn and not
9. kew-Yok tho Office OF the Local Treasurer IN Detroit
70 boeers registered in tbs City OF Nsw York .t the
office of the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CONPANf,
AID ehcrs the Office Of the Treasurer IL the City OF
Boston By order Of tho Directors,
ISAAC LIvERMORE, Treasursf
The Transfer Books will close the twentieth instant and
open first Of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II nov T. MAIL STEAMSHIPS

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
kEwYoRk TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage. ......................'.'.
session LIVERPOOL. -
Chief Cabin fasssse.
Second Cabin Passage. ~
Pho shipe from Boston call ct Halifax
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins ICANADA, Capt Lang
ARABIA Capt J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Wckman.
ASIA, Capt Z. q. Lott NIAGARA. Capt Ryrie.
AFRICA. Capt shannon EUROPA, Capt. J. Laitch
These vessels clear white light ct mast head
cardboard bow red on port bow
NIAGARA Ryrie Boston "Wednesday, June 49,
ARABIA Stone leaves York "Wednesday. June IS 80.
AMERICA wickmsn, leaves Boston Wednesday. July 2'8
ASIA Lott leaves N York Wednesday, July 9, "a
CANADA, Lang leaves N. York Wednesday, July ls, "a
AFRICA Shannon. leaves Boston wednesday July q ~
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The of these ships will not be accountable for 0oA
Silver Bullion, Specie, Jewey, Precious Stones or Metals,
unless bills Of ang signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

EswYoRK AID LIVERPOOL U. 8. NJ 8. 8. Co., So Wallet
NEw,YoaK, May q, 1850 !
IN OF this line from Liverpool 70 "a pse tun inca
ssrsunert until further notice. Elk COLLINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
REslDEECE in NORWICH, GONNA large

ca nsnloued MANSION the ddenec Of tbs Hla-
!" saisnon built In the most careful aid substantial
a. ~ s ss .sa Y the psinep pal ncsJ oainei aud
80 Jsn.s a. eces With lEss Stables, Ca-iAle dJa@:
~ .s.Ss. ns sssied 0casn exc 0rousd. eel
b'tok 'ui nis ovsh situated on the ouhie sauas hlsd
rnn nc oa sla Isu shoos chareAss Post cs
%ns ,,ss Zee ses isTy :f ns.y
respectfully would seek ard appreciate In ~. Ian, fnn
Newl orb By fsl,osd or steamboat times ,seb
ufd vet<cy the most ete.que aud beautiful tom IA
New.Eas.nd end proystbsly hs.by Il vii !. .oa for for
tsso ressesson %sI % nsn q oaoe Apply 70 HOMER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
PEDUCED PRICES. JULY -U. 8. NAIL

REDUCED PRICES JULY 5-U. 8. NAIL
~ LINE-s Pounds Baggage FREQ 10 cents pound
Through for California via Psn.ns Railroad Uoissi
5tstes Mail Steamship Line dispatch for AspsnwsH,
o soS RiSoI sSs r. suS s% s
shr ILLINOIS, Cspt Bosss U. s. n
snd connect Psarns with Pacific Mai Ste.msip Com.
pave MAGNIFICENT steamship SONORA, l.. Whiting con.
m.iosr sbieh vii b In rssdrss sd ssvs auss as,y
The public ar. informed thu, NJ s. Co .v.y. A.,,
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying ct PsnAms r..Ay
o. For :si S.:: .ss .pr s SSSSose
th Compsiie. No III we-.'t eo'ner wsrses. New Yo
70 -. rornd p.p.s and no . receives s
Y o'clock on the de-, Of 'siDs
STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK end
EDINBURGH, 2 800 tuas, WI CUNNING. Commsndss
ssEWohoUWRk as tut, tuns' goRs brtScAS cSmIsnSsr
TSs GLAsGow and NEw. YORK STEAMSHIP CON
rANY intend .sli,s their nsw aud powerful S'"""'" t'0"
Eew-Yorh for GlAsgow direct a. under:
RATES 81 PxssioE:
Third Cisss found with cooi ed provision -
An experienced Sorse0n attached 10 each Steamer
For Freight or Passage sPplyto JOHN h9 g, p 10y,
Nsv.yorh City Bns or Gold only rscevea for Ps~ssa
EOR BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY
l. United States Mail Steamship HERMANN. y. Hissns.
Commander will sail for BREMEN, touching ct sOVrH-
s.nd and France. on ssrURDAY. July IT, q osios. n.
Eou Pier No 81, North River.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IRON SEwYoRK TO SOUTHAMPTON On
In First Cabin Main Saloon ....................SfN
In First CABIN, Lower Saloon. lie
An experie Surgeon sached to each Spes
delivered in HAVE London No parcels received ts day
Of sailing All eers must through the PoOhcs Ter
''''s' " 'Fp' No. ii South Wlii.m Ct
The steamer WASHINGTON viii succeed the HERMANN.
sDd sail August
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~oI7NTPY RESIDENCE for SALE-At Wal
RESIDENCE for SALE.-A pleas

~ slt ADD delightful Home at Menden, Conn., hal way %
tween Boston AID YORK within minutes walk Of ne
espt bers ell e1pres. trains stop The place noted 70, "
and poeSses eminent desreo al the natural moral els
Da regons ADVANTAGES which ehsrActoss tho bost NowEe
aUd yIaxes Tho House Is nearly new, with IN ,dern coz
Srniene,s and Lot covered with Fruit aad onsnentS
Tfees q elegant Shrubbery. Price t5!oo. Appy,to
S. SrARRErT, No 81 Ma len lane.