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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-09

nENTIsTRY.-DR. NAPOLEON PRBTERRE's AHTI.
~ fetal teeth unsurpassed Tor beauty ard durability,
Teeth be inserted without extracting the old and
wthou, springs cseps- Prices very moderate Cali and
specimens and be convinced Tooth powder always
hand. 40 broadway, corner o, howard street,
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,pRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

mTDs6N. RIVER .R1n Ro1D.--TRXTSs LEAVE
III Chambers street daily for Albany and Troy. On aud
amer wondsy January a. 1856 the trains win run a. follows
Express train M connecting with Northern and weyern
PopghhnePsie sgA NJ and $50 ~; for Peetskin $40
trains stop NJ all the stations PaseenRers Cham.
berp CanA Christopher and Thirty first street No train On
Sunday. N. /. SYKES, Jr, suoertntendent
DIVER OPEN TO HUDsON.--FoR HUDSON AND IN.
llxtermedae landings steamboa, SOUTH AMEHIOA.
Capt w; Weller, VIII leave pier foot Of jay street Of
new yogE, April 8, 1886
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DROoKLYE aEAL estate AGENCY NC. 206 FULrOS
ID street, OF Pineapple street Ian lords pstss
Hske ~ immediate registry OF prooert TO le "h free
Of charge We have consat dsrand for teIsenss from
sghy respectable sne Tenants 6d every yarists
ard cheap by calling upon
atorce Magnificent housesin frsi class negh5Srbcods
GEO. pA-TON 4 proarieiorr.
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U now THYsRLF~LRCTUREs on PHRENoI0aY, BY
N Prof. FOWLER, every evening, In Continental Hall.
Eighth avenue OF Thirty fourth street, at TX O'Clock
amnatons with charts and full written rptons OF
character, at S08 broadway
HIHE HON. RDwARD EVERETT WILL REPEAT ms
on tne character Of Washington in aid of the fund
the purchase Of the Mount Vernon OF
citizens Of Brooklyn, Plymouth church. he Nov W.
Beechers Orange street, Thursday evening" 10Th inst
O'Clock Doors open at I O'clock
The committee in taking church. have secured the
largest audience which Brooklyn furnish, but
even that Of necessity Il limited especially comparison
with the Academy Of Music in New YORK; they have
modate. the privilege Of hearing Mr. Everett In
and the object which the proceeds appropriated
fellow citizens win justify them on this occasion putting the
price Of sins gle adm ssions at dollar.
Tickets be had Of either Of tho committee, and at the
Of ". Rose lao Atlantic street. r. Baboock
246 Fulton W. W. gwayne, no Fulton sree and Il.
b. Dtckecson, Atlantic street, corner Henry street
b. @. CUTLHH, No. Sands street.
A. COOKE HULL Los Joraemon 81. cor Clinton.
Committee.
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TDNANTs' AEGIsTEA.


INo LEr-HALF OF TIE THREE STORY AND BASE
i ment ncuse 10 2l7 Wet Twenty seventh sreet The
house hiss pa'hs Ac. sd In excellent oeghoor
hood Possession can be hid immediate Inquire On ths
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vNOa CHARI EgTON AND WEI
Il u. q. Mail Line.-1he stesnvhp sou HERkBRa
Evan, commander will leave pier no, X, on
day April o. at O'Clock r. NJ. precisely. For fregbt
on board where ali bills OF ading win b signed; al
psassge at he ONCE Of sPoFF0kD, lll,BsT0N n
BerTs viii succeed and leave on Saturday, April III
favore steamer Carolina makes regular trips 70 the
handbags ON the st. Johns river Florida connecting wi
steamers from New York and leaving Charcsop everyI
day At O'Clock p. NJ Through tickets to Jacksonvlld
10 PiiAths, &33.
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dwe ings l?6, l28 and 100 Greenwich avenue between
and Fonreenth streets rent $3.50 and $500 Apply
md Sev0rth avenues.
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ITO LET-IN THE NEW WHITE MARBLE BUII.DI sG
i No "a Bowery, between Grand and CANAL stree 9, he
FIRST fcn part OF tho second also the third and fourth o0r
These etbe aoors are wide vide BY 30 eet In depth
rate and central business and suit
able for ether piano and music estab shnsa end NH
irer, goods, trimming end fringe manufAcory, mAonllas
clothing house any Find Of retail, ho esale snuAc
turing tnsnees Rent nOisrate Inquire door, r. a
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wv. w. sH,SLty, Ayenoneer,
~xrUJ SELL ON WEDNESDAY, Oct. Z, at

w iOi oeock At M. lat West 2sth't ali the fURNi,
,py onianed in the 4soTy house consisting IN part Of
od Forte In good order; eeIsut RI sewoOd Par
- ssies covered in bTocade With alp covers Rosewood Per
c.,,,r Tables, Rosewood Secretary aud Book case Bro
~, md Lac Curtains large French plate Pier and Oval Mir
srs top Etascre Plate front and back Corner DO Man
- c1o1ks Ornaments &C. Tapestry, Bt1scls and Ingram
.r.i. co u and nch Chandeliers and GA Fix
ssrs Oh Paintings aud Engraving Shades a. together with
sn.mteI Furniture, Mahogany Bodsosds. Bureaus Wash.
stands Toilet Sets Hair Maresses Feather Bed. Solste'
nd Plows Blankets Quilts Sc ExteDsion Dining Table,
S.fsl Mahogany Chss Mahogany Rockers, Essy Chair
ninns room Chairs &c China Crookey .od Glassware Ivory
Cuery Casters Plated Ware Kitchen Utensils, Gc Gaia
Ssn,s can be OBJ aimed At the oce Auctonee No 2s
pr,rL.t OF AZ the house on the morning Of sale.
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Clothing.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODs.-Ne. 81 WI

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.-Ne. 81 VII
4NA Hsna-si., corner of MAIDEN. lane, Nev.loTk.
GEORGE NJ. TRACY
Has hand choice stock OF Fall and WINTER coods
nearly all II hieh made under his inp~cton Of the
choce t4bTics styles Merchants will md this
d-ssbie Isce nske their selections AnIe1ed Gaia
!oguc Of some Of The articles:
Ho,er, and Glove. Improved Napoleon Tee
silk h, sUfoTt TIES Is In great varieties
STA Albert Tee Siik and Linen Hsnekerch ie!<
Linen Collars. Dressing Robes
fme shiIts Travelling Skavls
ShANsts and Sesrfs ssk undershts md DrawerA
fu.pend.rs SILK and bingham unsellAS
Ills Shirts supetv msAo and e. Aty. aud warranted
20 1T Persons WsAias oos for then viii 10 rcrvsd
tFefAi " wes ~ Wholesale, .; the iswes, PRICES
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oposrn n.rrs OF SAILING.

=" 'rpIARD X COLLINS. No. s. w.;'t, Nj.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co.. Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD Coz.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT l. Co., Pans L. -,
TIE cvpers Of h-se slips VIII no: b. sceoan 80
sysv~r buIbep specie eiry peet0ss sssseA o. .ssS -
Slls Of lsdiaa are ssSred hsfeiss AAS ~ 49,
vvessea tker-tA
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n II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhilAtslphA
NJ J. LOMBAERT Superintendent. Altoona Pa
and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN FARE REDUCED.--0nly ~ 50 from New-fort 20 Al
tanyThe Inland Route connecting with Western and North
change of cars setting with li5 Central and North
ern Trains. $40 Nal Train 'toPpns William. Bnass
the Central II pm.
RETJKNIH0, LEAVE ALBANY-s:30 q N, Express,
without change of 9l5 a. m Mail Train. $50 p m
Express for NevfoTk .
Harlem Railroad which for comfort prompness OF safety Is
M nrpassed. The Albany Trans now lifted up with
Crcse Approved Brakes which the train under the
the Engineer rendering the safest ROAD IN me
Union BE- Obtained Baggage checked st the otioe
OF the Western Railroad Albany, 81 hite and Center
Broom, and 18th s,s, New. York.
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i CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic c'tie' with
Western Northwestern and southwestern State ey con-
tnuou, R.Hws, direct The Road also comets P,eurss
With daily line Of Steamers to AZ ports IL tho western 'cs
and Cleveland and ssnds,ty with steamers to Z, POT. on
the North Lakes mating the most direct
reliable BY which fRklUhT can be tswndsd 10 sno
from the Great West. ...,.,,,x,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlITeBtRoH:
FIRsr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, I'm 40, pr 100
boxes Frs Feathers, ke...:.......::.')
SECOND CLAss.-Boets and Stationery, Dry -. -
Goods lin tsesl, Hardware, Leather, 7'c per "V |"
Third CLAss-Auvis Bassins Bacon And ssc o.r 100 n
PoIk IN bulk), Hemp kc...............: -
FOURTH CLAss-Cofes Fish, Bacon and q. mar 100 n
Pork (pseked), Lard and Lard Oil ....:::
In shipping Goods from point east OF PM sae pa.
ticuar to the package "Ns Pennsylvsnia Kafosd All
Goods consigned Agents Of this load Pssdephia OF
PITTSBURGH viii be fcIw srded without detention. .
FHrIGBr AGEsTs-Itsrris, Wermey 1 Co. Memphis Tenn
r y Sass Co. ST. Louis J. 8 Mitchell Son, EvsnsVhie
Ind Dume,nil, Bell Murdoch and Cater Jew.u Louie
ville Ky B. G. Medium Madison Ind ssrnAn Brown
and Twin Co. Cincinnati n w. Graham Coz Lanssvte
Ohio Leech Co. No 81 KTby.s'.. Boston; Loeeh Co No
2 A,tor House, NewYork No WillAm-s, and NO Bal
terry place New-iort T. sneeder, Philadelphia hASrs~
Moons Baltimore; Geo &. Fr,nciscus. Pittsburgh
For further particulars bills sf adins, apply 10
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn Railroad Go,
No. = Aston House, New'fort
r. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent PhilAdephA
IL J. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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M III y
N-shna one Of our respectable old ancestors who 1--we
slL.d through tie with fair dame 0f old King
or, ot ans. from their An BE- transported the
m Of merchant princes they would undoubted
10 H. ssorsh.d Instead tie ponderoUs powdered
r.n, a m and FATHERS with whrh great gsndmoth--s
used 70 deck herse' they would zee light and elegant he'd
in unison w lsoe. rbbons nswer &c Of style unsurpassed
snd ,urenmed Of by Georges danes, but which NJ LICH
IFSsJTS Of No - and 81 Bowery has hunted up from
every quarter Globe for III neht Of city bee
M IL IICHTENSTEIS will open his morning opposi-
lion ,tort 10 bis old In hi. marble palace. no. ~
Bowery OF coure lady readers know Mr. L too well 70
bjeye hat would open store without stock
Of drcs TnInines and Ribbons BOnnets silks San Velvet
Ribbons Ostrich Fesibers Millinery Goods ke, and
NJ. ladies that Nj L. 1pects many familiar IA in his
new store this morning and them that they viii fad
cause Z con plant Tessrdins %. pnoe
Don't forget The numb.rs-Nos % and 81 Bowery
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
wi Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS and
,l points West and Southwest obtain TaToush fcie
an concerning routes fare kc either BY The
NFW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD, OF NEW-YORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, By appiestion =. the CompAnSs "
acc No. iso Broadway, corner Of Dey-si.
.N' JOHN r. PORTER. Gencrl Agent NJ 8. r. T.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
., d. Cn.nfy ~ New Ycrh notis hereby given 70 All
.-n. h'Ps1 Inns .raip.. MARKS T. JACOBS, isss 81
he Cy Of NsvYo.A, aeecs.c % pe'sA. ne SANE va.
.s,e.t In ne CIV Of Nevfort b~soye The twelfth day
~ s~r s~xf-Dstsd kswYoIk The Gstk day IL Jsss,
liG b&lAe 'AeyoS, As@Dastsf o.
ri, hvtRTss sSts 4 'tsses, asesss<s
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.
FINHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ships CON-

The ATLANTIC, CAPT. Oliver Eldhdrei
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comrocki
The ADRIATlC, Capt james West a,
These shps have built BY contract expressly lof As
Government service every has ben tahn IN thsn con
structor their gnes TO insure scrEfh Anu
and their accommodations for Passengers Arc anea@ "
elersnce and comfort.
Pce OF passage from New-Yorh Liverpool II rs cabin
eiSo; in second do, s7a From Liverpool 70 Se~Iotr
20 guineAs An experienced .soSed 20 - 'p
No berihs b. secured until paid FOR The tip OF tn.
have wsferisht bukLesds and to AVID d.h.ef
Lat Of AuIusf.
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VNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING
Il roN And PROV InI kGE-InlALd ront

without delay, change Of cars OF baggage. ~,
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Csp Joel Stone. snd,C
yANDERBILT Capt. W. II Fnzee in competition whh inc tn
roads eaynI EewSork daily Sundays excepted from Pier
No North River first wharf above BsftsTypsee ociocS
D. r and SonngtOR At $50 OF IN the NnyL vi the m&
trsin which IL ayes Boston ~ $50 p. N.
The G. VANDERBILT from New York Moaday Wednes.
day snd Friday From Stonns,on Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday
Tn. FALMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday From Sonnstop, Monday wednesday,
and Friday. -,
proceed from Stoninston per Railroad 70 ROW
dence and Boston In the Express Nail Train several hours IN
advance by other and IN ample tune Tor all the
eary morning line. connecting North and East Passnsrss
prefer main board the st. ENJOY nights res
unubed breakfast desired and leave Stoninston IN the
645 connecting Providence with the IL m tram
for Boston.
Baggage Mater accompanies the steamer and TWIN through
esrh way. A.,
North River OF 1 the ohsce No. 10 Battery place.
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feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate oi
the Comfy Of New York notice = hsresy ssE MAJ
tsving claims against MARY CUNLO tso "a 1919 =.
LARGOMARSSiSO late ofthe city Of Ses on :. -,
pr,.,ni the viii vouchers thereof TO ~ a. -.
s~fere the 5Oth day M.scA Dc.ed Use 20
day Of s.DtsmbsT IS.S. ASTOSIo oLoONInrO
- lawsu tn Ltec-.~r
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CH,cAeo BURLINGTON ASs QUINCY RAILROAD Co,
TEs.sUlER's OFFICE, CsIcAGo Sept II, 1875 }
NJOTICE is hereby given, that all COUPONS for
,stere.t on the Bonds Of the CHICAGO and AURORA,
I'D tbe CENTRAL MILITARY TRACT RAILROAD COM
YAEJFS beconn after this date will be paid nj unity,
a DE Bsnb Of Commerce, in Eew-Yofk City.
AMOS # HALL Treasurer G.. g. l. O r r. Co
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financial.

OyuCI OF CLrvrLASD hND TOLEDO RAiLRoAp Co,
No. ~ WnLIhMsr, N1w -YsRk, Oct ls56 )
DIVlDEND.-A Dlvident OF (Four) Per Cent
=. months payable ard after The 18th instant -,
Transfer Hooks close on the lth nsf ana open OIL he ~
BY order o the Directors
T. b. LITCHFIELD Treasures.
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AN IMPORTANT WORK for WOMEN
n UTERINE DISEASES and DisPLAcENESTS.-A
Practical Treatise the various Dseass AApostons sad
Structural D-raDes Of the Uterus and Ia Append,se'
Tusta.sd with Coored EnsAyias-. BY r. 7. Trail, NJ d.
Prce s.; the sam aIeolored, IS. Pubnshed bJ
FOWLER WELLS, No. Us Broadway ~ Y.
DR. THOMPSON Aromatic Tooth Soap, most
~ convenient clean pleasant and effective Den'ise. Sold
70 Wholesale and retail Drug and Fancy SoreA I Broadway
DOMAIN EYE BALSAM, for WEAK and IN
IL FLAHTD EYEs.-This Bassn il The very best prepare
that be ed for insan nstory diseases the u
where the bal n the ey. is hcSy covered With blood y
slnost like magic and al sppe1anee q 1s..s
..r three appliances For sale by 4 b. u sAHp'
Druggists, No. 100 ful.on-st.
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

In Ney. Yorf }Corner Ssh q. snd thsy
TaArSs Lt.yENnw-YoRx-ForN New; hsSen' M 1E,
l2so S:i5 ,EI )4:So For MILFORD s'rs ~ M gr
souhRor; and we.;port NJ ~ 20 sis s;i5 m
For DInen and Greenwieh: . ga ~ JIG ~" -
t:ls ?. FOR Stamford: ~ IA IL
Hx1 4:S 5.lS s:l6 o. For Port Cbesisf Ae lA'iSsSs
stations: l. a m. z 81 s. IS. $50, SIP eI' Pr
CoSxycrrSc TS.Iys-For Boston: q hl " r. y p m
al r., Hsrt,d nd spr;usseld n, (EI) l2;0 N
Ok Fer Conneecu, River H-.iI1'a ND i9S no
10 Wtsfeid Por New LOBaoD R.lrssd q m M sof
Hoss.tenie RslIe.e a m Sa,rrt RaiIIo.d ! a.
<ID. - uzU,vsn. g. n aqs.
E.1i.S. az t,1 o 50 p u. IL! From Bndsee,rt
sN 34o, nn. EIl "a "a. 70 20 ~ N E1 a1 E.
SIS s.S loss N lEIJ Frsa Per: Chester; ';0 60
49, '''' A" !AHEe Il bcYT, erpue.fslsss
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BIBLE ELECTORAL TicKEr.-Ihe B.6e T''@s, 10
religious publication issued in Baltimore by the Rev.
Thos. H. Stockton, nominaes upon It's own RESPONSE
biliy Judge d Lean for the Presidency and Theodore
Frelpghuysen for the Vce-Presidcncy.
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N1EW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
n YORK 70 R0CHEsTEA-rks RoCHEsrER and
6ExssEE vALkI oss! nd =. .eSs .aa va.
YsrS and Ere RAiO.As HsIDs direct route from Ne~fSra
r. s,str<, a ths rooss together -i'h the snpror
sr ssisd sy The ~iSe r,Id~rs sJ lar ne most sesrs
BE s,-sss he s,. :. tie Railroad
T,es,, once foss Of Dusns6 and Nc 10 ofssr 49,
Sac So. s.s ,ieehea through ,spo.A...
Fraks ~i se transported ect~e"n ~ g, 49, ,Ss-.ln
-. h. ossp~s sy calling tse GensrL Frrlsn asn ne
N--Yois and ERE R.I - Er sI Bsisss' or T.
~ s. oa he Baa. Coming md N,vYoIt sTC.d 90
sundsy. }. A. khprIrLD -P--.--------
GREAT ENTRAL Rou TIE. -
" The TsSu.A sl. .Pf s Hwy Vs's' q
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD c>.
And ,hcr Railroad and stesnea' ,s. CO. d Ii 1olns
Corner Of cov., SS ~ SAA0 SARIrs CLARK Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHiLAvv
~ pELPHIA ard the SOUTH ard wEsT va yEs IN ~
9i! ia Va ,Id EIrrs. Lrs. Leave .ss,pas a.
s.y .s.on. rodsh ness,. odd Tor s,ncnns slI .na
Sp.m. W WooDRUFF, A.sis,aa, SUIT
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and ane rhuIsSAy Ass 1850 And until artA.I 1S;ics
BlFFALO EAfRFsS az 6 O. for Buffalo.
rUNklRk EMPRESS a; m. for Dunkirk
MAIL al s;b g. for DgnkGk aud BufAo and Inferno
date stations Passengers BY this Train WI night
= Ovtro and procee4 the next morning
CHICAGO ENTREES, a. p u, Tor Dunhirh-
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at $50 q M from foot 81
Chamberss, VIA PsImont, Tor Ssierns and intermediate
stations
WAY PASSENGER, st. ?. m. for Nc~bursh and Middle
town and in'-rredisie stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS, ~ p m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EhIGRANT at H., Tor Dunkrk and Buffalo aud inter
mediate stations.
THE ABOVE TRAINS Rim DAILY. SUNDAYS
ENtEPAED.
These Express Trims Einra with the ElmlrA
CanaudagIs and Niagara Falls Rarosa Niagara kas
Bin aud Binshsnton Railroad
Syracuse; ct Corning with Buffalo Corning aud Sewfork
Railroad for Rochester, az Crest Bend with Delaware. Lacks
wanna and Western Railroad for Scranton Buffalo aud
Duukrk the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cleveland Cncin
natl Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, @c
D. c. McCALLJM. General Superintendent.
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL RINER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New ork every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, AZ o'clock pm
and the BAY STATE Capt Jcwe leaves New orb every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock p IN
from Pier No r. the Battery both touching at New
port each way - ,,,.. ..-.,
Hereafter no rooms Will be regarded secured 10 Any spp
cant untA the same shall have been paid for
F,ish 10 Boston forwarded through with sYeat nsps'ea
By an Express Freight Tram. ,,u..
VIM BORDEN Agent Nos. 70 and II WestH
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OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE SECOND MORTGAGE }
BONDS OF TIE NCRTHEks NAV YORK RuLsoAD Co
MALONE, Sept. 26 1856
VINHE APRIL 1855 COUPONS Of the FIRST
Il MORTGAGE BONDS Of THE NORTHERN NEW
YORK RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid NJ the Metropoli
October next. W a. WHEELER,
Executive mTntee
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t,ALL and WINTER CLOAKS and TALMAS.-
AOLfSEUx BELL has In stock the moot extentye
necrtnent Of Velvet More Ansae and Cloth CLOAk5 IN
al The meet fashionable and snts. shapes and sty- 70 b
found IN tbs ety. LADIES, early call 10 solicited
No 50 esD>-st.
FALL PAsHIONS-$3 HATS, elegant French
Il AoeskiB Hat usually cold 81 81. Bea' Haze .? 81
BROWN No 45s CsbA-s. lod No Ao)
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DENNSYLVANIAR AILROAD.-THREE
III DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PhIlA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-Tbo MORNING N !.
TRAIN leave. Philadelphia. for P.isbUrgh Al "a M and
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at Tho FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for PITTSBURGH st u 80 sod psborah
fr Philsdelphiss 80 pm THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh At II snd Ptuburga
for Philadelphia az $50 p. q,
The above lines connect Pttburh with the rosda 20 snd
from Louis NO; Alton, GslsBs, and Cblcsso, Illinois,
Fsnifort IL ainlon and Louisvle Ky Terro Hsue Mad
son La Fsyette and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayo
SrneGeld B.lrontane Sandu.ky Tdedo, Cleveland Co
,n bus Zsnesye Msson and Wooster Ohio also with tbs
steam packet boats and New Orleans St. Louis, Lows
Vile and Cincinnati. 80. .
For further particulars handbh In the hotels q this city
Ps.en will ind this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
ThToush tickets BE- had other Of the
places in the West. or of
j. II. BUTTS, Agent, New.Jes.ey Railroad Coz FOOT
CourtIandt-st., New. fost.
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co,
No. 2Asor House. Broadway New.fosk.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. litd and M1ret-s.s,
E.wYorh ian ies6. Pilsdelpbia
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eS5 and 8 s., according 20 Stgteroonn
limited of Third class Passengers will b. tahsa
from Philsd.lpha and Liverpool and found IN Provision
From Phi. $50 From Liverpool. 80
These ships constructed with improved water tight COM
partmen each vessel carries experienced Surgeon
Parties wishing bring their friends obtain cerid'
Of passage and drafts Liverpool in sum. OF sterling
and inward Apply 10 JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
No. II Walnut st. Philadelphia,
orSAPFLG CORTIS, No. III Broadway, EewYork
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KOTICE.-The INTEREST due on the lst Of
IN October the MORTGAGE BONDS Of the HANNI.
HAL AND ST. JOSEPH HAILROAD COMPANY win be
psid at the Office Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
Eev.YOTk Sept. "a, 1855.
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w JACKSON, No. 55l Broadway, tenders his
thanks 70 he siics II NewYoIt snd vicinity fol- ihei'
liberal parouaEe them that nothing shall be wsnt
ipg Oh lis part insuTe con inusnee OF u. sane
sng bs sonnet .,ock of MOTRNIN GOODS In New York
snS :, nc, heh cannot fs TO please the economical
T.pes in Bombsfnes English Grapes, De- Lsines Blsck
Sks III descriptions. Second Mourning Sill bonnet, tn.t
be sGrpased an style or price, also 1.osA AM ma
iills, al Of which will repay an inspection .
IN b w JACKsOSS New Mourning sione,
No. a5l Broadway. between spring and frinee-fs
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6icpes, RaMees ano 6eaiers:

1inA CASKS JOHN LEES BLEACHING
IVO Powders now lanaiLs and foI ste By
LAS ,. pERRCKsOS 1 o., No 80 BetAnso-st, D. ].
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IN PURSUANCE of all order oi the surrogate
Of the County Of Newiork notice e hereby gym % a.
person. having claims Afsns, GIDEON oslhASpIn,
r. CIV ~ New lok deceased present the sane WIN
voucher heTeof the subscriber a; his Shes 10 V
III =, ,ss"r -' ISAAC WARD, Executor.
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III All deposittd in this Bank from this date to the
lsth inst inclusive will draw interest from the si a pei
.rpt per annum on exceeding 81 OO and pa
ssn on all sums $lOO0-New York October 1856
J. BRINKERHOFF. Secretary.
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n PER CENT BOEDS-The undersigned offer for ssls
e. SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS OF this Comp
n Qae issue having twenty years 10 Interest payable
annually the fst days OF February and August a. the
CsapsDys Agency, In this city .,,r,,
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NEW LINE of NEW-YORR and LIVER
n POOL PACKETs>PATRI0rIC LINE.-Ths linz will
- ror rri,~d Of the following and hTses ships viz:
HFNRS CLAY......l So tuns. Capt. David CsukiDs
CtiHOIN......2otet uns. Capt Dsniel II. Truman
oRiFNT...........2ooo ,uns Capt, George Hill.
ELLEN Al sTIN. q 90 tuns. Capt VIM H. GaTrick.
Tho hove shrs been recently bull. and largest
md moe substantial in the trade They commanded BY
Gentlemen Of experience and ability Their accommodations
80 yery Superior and every c1eroH will be made promote
tbe passengers and the convenience Of sLPpeT
For freight or passage Apply 20 .
sPOPFORD, TfLEsToN Co.. No . Broadway.
Asents In Liverpool, -