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between the ?, o-Ssvery and Free-S,s:e parties, and
was 'he fl shiI stroke 70 eer.- OF preceding ev-n'-
which TUNED silent but vs,chful hatred INTO open
cor ticf.
In. Free-S;sta men. defeated sni vorsted, sai
warned by The G. nduct and ,hrvsts Of their snscn-ts
to EXPECT rothirg but strife, broke up toelr hod~
holds, suspended their undertaking.. allowed tnen
fed snd farms 10 60 10 week and waste and relued
With bitter spirits the southern par Of the ierT',osy
There thew organized themselves into Companies, a.
defensive sud offensive messuIe-to defend themselves
from the attacks OF their enemies and for the purpose
more .fectusNy Of attacking the m The tree-S;S'e
men beng on the routiers 81 the Territory with their
enemies between them and the only chsnne. OF escape.
tie Missouri River, and being prevented, by the COG
slant sppreb,nsor Of attacks, nom thing ther nelis
Aic IN pr,carious situation, ard viii have 70 depend
on wild game for sustepance. That body OF gref eth
zeus orce numerous il the Territory who sided with
l.r party. but attended to their own affairs re-
gsrcess Of the OF the dispute Is rot now 70 be
found. Every man has been compelled to JON o1s
rsrty or the other and 20 become active n IT. behs
The substance OF the Territory il devoured by the
rovir Z STEERING bands OF guerrilla nshiers wao IN
der the plea that war prevails, p-rp-''ate deeds OF
robbery rspine, slaughter, and pilase tha; nothing
can Justify.
Our informans state that on their return trom the
interior of the Territory they met large companies Of
men frum MissouIi matching asains; the Free-Siafe
men. They had been ipciteo BY the false and exag.
gerst.o REPORTS Of and atrocities committed
By the Free State party and declared then de,ermin
alton 10 cut of the escape of the Aoohioni@t and
starve them 10 death. Mr.. Chadsy and Mr. Pots
were frequently nsuted and stopped on their way by
these arm. bands, and compelled 10 give al account
OF Themselves.
All over the Territory. along the roadside, houses
are deserted and farms abandoned, and nowhere sre
there visible evidences of industry. Society Is utterly
diso,gauized laws disregaried, labor pslsied srd
ORDER uukr own. This is deplorsbe and distressing
picture and Yet a truthful one. Surely. one would
think # the President owes any duty to Kansas that
duty i. To IRE the United States troops IN arrestng the
bs,ds Of Nssourans marching against the FTeeStste
settlements ard the rowing BANGS of Free-S'ate men
10 are organized for page and punder, and 10 pre-
venting those conflicts that nos almos daily TAX
ing place II IL worse than folly, II IL madness TO eau
or one party il Kansas to keep the other quiet and
subordinate. Both parties should be kept que; by
the strong arm Of the Government.
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SECOND THOUGHTS on THE NEW As
PECT OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION:
To he Ed.soy If Ths N. y. TrfbEns.

To de Ed..Oy Of Ths ~ Y. TrfbEns
Sir: propose to submit through your journal some
views upon the great question now agtatng the Puoic
mind, which may not altogether coincide WITH ths
POPULAR feeling; but liberty Of opinion Whist We are
tsn,erdrg for against the attempt AZ the soIn !"
uppres. H. and we at least should not exhibit the IKE
intolerance even in favor Of what We deem nsht.
The indignation which purvsded the whole Nofth
a, the airocious attack upon the person OF senator
was an honorable feeling But cannot say that the
IN. suec4 scion of indignation meetings. with the re-
port. of which the newspapers have been ever since
crowded. have struck my mind a. indicative Of that
calm and abiding resolution which alone be relied
upon for sry great result.
There is indeed something puerile in the gathering
of citizens in every town and village TO hear sidrees
and pass s,ereayped neutrality-suspicious. and pro-
fessois Of colleges baraoguiDg students-sod ministers
OF the Gospel preaching 10 their congregations the
Sabbath IN . militant style, not quite coasonsnt With
the peaceful tone Of mind which the Sabbath VS.
dergred 10 cberh. il is far from my purpose deny
the right duty Of the ministry 10 discuss al que stion.
IN which the weLbeing Of the Church il Involved bqt
whenever bseowes proper 10 address congreg s.ion
s,subled for worship upon any topic that il aytsting
tie pubic mind j, cannot aimit IT dub. that the
sulj.ct sboud he treated With Temperate dignity,
Wiki alone bef,a The pulpit. The Office Of Christian
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BuI1rR.-will sst preserve butter No; that
question is easily answered. Salt added TO butter
for two reasons-one is 20 assist 10 its preservson,
the dairy woman vainly thinking that plenty OF salt
vii keep the butter sweet. Another Get add sslt with
dstope-t mctives, with the idea that all the salt put
in the butter sold at the full price the butter brings
II il great mistake. Every pound OF salt pat 10 put
ter over what needed 10 give it flavor. nsteAd Oh
Bringing q cssh return 10 the butter maker, proves
positive o-s Of twenty Eve cents pound, because II
reduces the value of every pound Of butter 20 over
sslted, frequently .. much a. three cents pound.
Batter IL not preserved by SALT That is positive. II
will keep ju.t long and just a. svest a. olive oil,
without ssI, no other substance ncorporssed With
Il. Iii the casene Of milk that spells the butter,
and unl.s free from that, art can keep Il sweet
Rutt.r should BE- chuDed at SO, and mmedistely a.
,.rvard reduced 10 100 and the less il is touched by
human hands the better. ], must be worked cool,
either with or without washing, A. that 10 mootsd
question, until absolutely free Of bu,termIk OF par.
ticles Of sour curd, and then jus. enough, ssi 70
more salt added 20 suit the taste Of the coosuuer
The ss must be pure, and ounce TO ten pounds Of
butter will be sufficient. Then pack the butter soldiy
in any cark Of wood stone pot - b exclude
the air and jus. 80 long a. the cir excluded NE but
ter Will remain sweet. II !. could be kept perssctiy
excluded the period ths: i would keep sweet fsr'
ever. Your question u ansvefed- Salt S'a not pre-
serve butter
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CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Moth and South western States oy col
nuous Railway The Road also connects ct
with daily line Of Steamers TO all ports IN the
and al Clev, land and Sandu.ty with steamen n P
the Lakes making the most dxect
reliable route by which FREIGHT b forwnoeo 70 anu
from the Crest West ,y,rrcprpcu
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ana rIliSpo null
ERsr CT Boots Shoes Dry Goods TN c per 100 10
boxesJ Furs, Feathers, ke..:.......;n;.S
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dfy t., "a. ~
Goods Tin balesJ Hardware, Leater' 'oe' PEI i ~
&c....
THIRD CLAss-Anvs BAggine, bacon ana sc per 100 70
Potk Cn bulk } Hemp, &e...;.......';S
roupTH CLAss-Cofee. Fish, Bacon anc &c per 100 %
Peri (pscked,l Lard and Lard Oh. ... -
In sbppils Goods any point east OF nhsdePha 70
der 10 mark the package Via Pennsyvans hs'osd All
Goods the Agents Of this Road 81 rAladeph OF
pit.bursh will be forwarded without detentson =.
FsSieHT AGEsrs-HsIris, wermley Co, Memphis Tenn:
z ss.s Co, st Louis; J. Mitchell Son. E'ansSihe
Ind Dumemn Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jewel" Louis
Vile Ky B. C. MedrVm, Madison, Ind Sprieman Bowl
ssd irwin Co Cineinssti N w. Graham Co.. Zanesvle
Ohio; Leech Co. No. 81 KiibysL, Boston, Leech Co. No
Astor House New York No. William St and No Bate
ry.pisce Newyori }. sneeder Phlsdelphisi Mssrsw
Eosr. Baltimore Geo &. Frsnciseus, Pittsburgh
For further partic ulars or bills Of sdins, apply 70
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn Railroad Co..
No. 2Astor House. New.York.
Il H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, philadelphia
n J. LOMBAERT. Superinte ndent Altoona, Pa
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R<ceipss Of Produce.

By Hseso. Rsey Boan-lsev bis Flour 8 40 sashels
West 81 e 90 Com eco Co. Dat, so DO Rye, 20 pksl
WHISKY, 1863 Co Previous - DO Ashes
~ E,< hGI,ca6-3cco eea Yo1r 40 PKG PYyysors %
DC. Wbkky
Bv he Hz<os Rssey RaGroad 10, tk ssk sstlss TAs,sis
y.ae ~ 1855 -io2 Cattle, ~ Calves 80 Mssees Ispss
100 Ly. Hog pt.s Egs ~ do Bss, ~ s.SA ress
toes 100 bes roer, 40 bss Hay s1 gala Ma etsns
Woo. -
Cows $40 Calves 4Gs Lambs 5l Muttoc 11 eAla
sundes s5 bush Potatoes 80 bses Hey 70 $40 rsss rsef
lN ptp. Petles, n bbs Vicar. ls4 ptss, Wedding .
Nv Sssh ksey Boats-Io SO bha TSgr 10 go bsh w.
go do Conn., 80 DO Oss. 80 pssa PuA. "a n "sssS'
81 ao. Ashes -
b. Eric Rsi:,eaS-7 ,7N ses TIesr. 80 49, wA~"'~
d. ProyaeLA
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V,HE GREATEST BEVERAGE Of the AGE

THE GREATEST BEVERAGE Of the AGE.%
i W 0ilLILS BROS CELEBRATED DAhDELloN
COFFEE DE meet efectuL remedy cf Dyspepsia sbloas
ness DeraDs cement Of the Liver Ner,oosness ss VII
IFS RPO Noe fS and Isl Washinsons N T., import
or. Of The psndeon and sole manufacturers Of the psfe
90 nnsduItsTs,sd pINpFLION COFFEE, vhHh neatly
~, m IN I'm ssps with fac snis Of GsnstGs on sseh
vErsrr-r y . protection against UoPostrrs
~. Nv s. manufsctureu Also BY hessrs A. B. o.
skSps No ia William ct ISRAEL MINER Co No ia
Suronst; C. V. CLICKEEER Co No sl StIfsE:sJ
HIII RiCKER L Co. No. 2ls Gresnwishst.i MekEsSON
4 ROBBINS No. 81 Fsltor-r.; WARD, CLOSE Co 10
milton d, ana BY ali the pepa Drusfsn tAreeshess ne
Dated ststes and Cansdaa
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MIG ISLAND RAILROAD-(Sunday e1

tertedl-Leave Broollyn for Bresnpoft, 10 m 20
Y.phs 4 loa N and Saturday, S<5 p IN for FMnlnta.@
and syosset. 10 m and s:ts m for Hsmr's~
SAID $50 D m Leave oroe.por for Broohl 10. Yep
hanI. u IS m, Mondays. $40 M Lalsishd Is%
~ ~, s,o.sef Is5s IA and p Homestead s:S : 70 ~
Ss NJ J,nsies, s;.e. 7:te spe $50 ~ r'a -'ie As
4:f0r.m.
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20 So ~. xII leave Cb.mber,st Station d-
Iowr; EIpress 8 q IN. snd p m. NAL, LM,ae9
Way Train, u In Emsant, N I@ fosSns a =,
In leave. fra.y evening At II ~ s' P1ass
fs reie Sins Sins Peehskn Tras stop Way ss'ons
Pusens.rs tai en- al Chambers Canal Christopher snd Sstsa
ran. for Nev.Yorh esve Troy At SIS siS and 20; - M
snd IS m and East Albany At s. Is and II; !, n sne
a. y. cnii -.
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NEN-lOhk ana EhlE hAILnOAD YIN
IN PANf'S ExPRESS-Ofhce No IFS Broadway, New
York.-Tbe NewYosh and Erie Railroad Company, having
made the Business over then
road and Competing branch railroads and having
out6 Tor that purpose are now prepared 10 Go oen'
ers Express Business. -, ,.., .
Having Ie control and direction OF the movement
of rains which the business done they wh be abe 20
of the privilege Of giving unusual dispatch 70
srtce forwarded by their Express to stations .onE The ne OF
their road or its esnnecnr branches Their tses IN THIS
will be than could be afforded 70 comps-
MES exclusively ers seed in the express business
Nv an made with the United states ana Amen
can Companies articles will be taken ~ tnese
panics at Dunkrk Buffalo and forwarded WIZ
An the IN the United states ana 1'
ritories .,, r-... r., ,h. y. IN sro,s
,o 81 ,isb over their rod BY the load and sent oy p
ssnscr traIs to Duukrk and Buffalo TO be orvAcsd ro@
these points to their destination BY inc Ordinary
lines -, -. Al 4. .h.,.. AZ .n..i.
no will the Transmission Of mere
psesss and the collection Of balls sent With soSd' Of I'll
sttrntop be 10 the collection OF notice
.nS accounts s and New YORK; Buffalo, Ce'e
lsna CINCINNATI Chcsso and ST Louis.
HENRY D. RICE, Superintendent L1pfee.
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TTNUE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT
II I'D STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships sompns

The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldndse
The BALTIC. Capt Joseph Comstock;
The ADRIATlC Capt james West
Ths. .hrs have expressly for the gov
been taken in their
AZ sl,o In thriY engines speed and the
for unequaed for siesssee AID
eonk<t . r.. ~.
Pre f pa.esse from York to Liverpool In hrst cabin
$50; In second do. s75 From Liverpool TO New-fSk
Ard noe.s An experienced attached 10 oseh ship
No berths unti paid for The ships OF this ne
h.v~ improved buhhesds and TO avoid danger from
Banks north Of ~ degrees until after the
Sr.to Of Aueu
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f0' "'e''' CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
No Bowling Green, New York
DFDUCED PRICES, JUNE 2O-U. 8. MAIL

DEDUCED PRICES, JUNE 90. 3. MAIL
h LINE-so Pounds Baggage Free 10 cent. per Pound 2"
from ocean % shsms harao
Through for California via Pansms Rairosd-rhe Un'eo
states Mail Steamship Line viii dispatch for Aspnwa 60
FRIDAY June 20 at2 o'clock precisely nom fer 1907
Of Wanens North River the weknown and test 'tesmsnS
GEORGE Law. Capt VIM L. Hemdon, U: s. N nh,
Mails will be forwarded by Panama hahIosd
and Connect at Pansm. Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys ssnfoe mt steamship GOLDEN ACE IT. Wstkins,
con maDder which will be in resdiues and leave imme'
dtately for San Francisco.
The public are iuorrned that the NJ 9. Co Lwsys have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama resdy
Tor avoid possible detention Of or na
For passage apply 10 w RAYMOND at the only Office Of
the Companies No III West- corner Wsrrenst New foh
Frsisbt to Aspwa 10 cents cubic foot. or one and
half cents per pound prepsd and freight received se'
O'clock on the day Of sailing.
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IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate

Of N. County Of New Yes, boee hereby oven to al
persons hsyns claims against MOORE klRkPAT1Ck iste q
he Civ 81 N.wYors deceased rr.-eEt The sAme vo
thereof sub<crbsr AZ the residence 81 an
Richie No ~ Trcys tho City Of New fort &C or efov
he twenty Of June Neu Sers re esn'
..n'A dAy 81 Dec mtty, lSth
nc isysn " slPAB klRKrATkfCE AdssGsosrA
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the County New York DOce hereby sy-b 10 al PR
.ons h.yne claims assust SINCLAIR TOuSBT sie cf he
CITY Of New forh decessed. preeent the same 9TH
voucher, thereof tie subscriber the r~ssdeiee 81 ra
sylvia Tousey No ~ Msedoas sree IA he Cry o. NV
Yot or or Before Of september reXt-psied New
i% %n;a ne -, ABNER EErRs EIeeutcs.
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~ over .eeore1s 70 sw 70 al p-roa. h.vias -n. ,ssi.
ths, required eIhh, he with The vsu-h.-
thereof the subscribers the Executor. of the As. viii spa
tessuert OF the sac tecessed 81 ne Of n BANKS Nc
IA Ns,sarsr,et 10 the City Of NewYors ~ Or before
th day Of August. 1850 Dated tn. sth cav II Feb--.-y
A D.. 1886 D. BANKS,
fT layemW WILLIAM KEMP ctecntcrs-
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nater Gure.

DR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and SCHOOL
~ No. IS Lsisht-u.-The HLECTRO-ChEhlCALb BATES
v,.d Bo5ers desiring Dietary Of The Insounon can -
accommodated.
nR. y. J. LOEWENTHAL. WATER CURE,
Bsrsp Hishts Hudson County. Nsw'Jsrseyi aseessss
c Hohoksn ard Jersey City IN few minutes cy 6Ases s
,"r,i,uis. .pniy Al No Hanover st. New. Yorh
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DOMAIN EYE BALSAM-For Weak and In
famed Eye-Th. Balsani is the very beat remedy that
- s for ireaDed e,eds IL almost instantly relieves
Ali irritation and Usually .eeets complete cure AFTER fe" sP
p"es"0N' X.Bk D. SANDS i Co., No. 100 yulton st.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of The County OF Se~ orb notice hereby rven al
cons having claims against DENNIs VALENTINE, s;e o.
tb- City Of Ne. iort deseAsed present ne sazss xs
jar. valentine, No % Ess, lSh street IN the City Of New
Ycrt BEFORE the third day q zbe Nee
Yo,s the seth d.y q Aprl lAs
PETER VALENTINE -
.,rn l.~Snw WILLIAM J. VALENTINE I Executors
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of IN. County Of NewYork notice is hereby given 20 q.
I.r.ous having aims sraps II TIER APPLEY late OF the
tty o. New York bookseller deceased present he same
,b ucbers thereof the subscriber 81 the Sewfors JG
y,ue Ayiuu l75h street in the city Of on OF be-
the day Of Deceu Der neXI-Datet New
Yofk the l7th day Of yure, lsn .-,-.,
i,ls l.xemoWs JAMES :. APPLEY, Adm 'uisrrs;or.
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II sWTnIsU MOVEMENT CURE.-These twin stances
should b. closely united FOr the history and Of Kline
nIS1 DR. DONOVAN an experer ced Kin-sipathie Prsci
o er late Of London ese his s-rees Wsef Cure Phy'
,sp. and others desrOus Of seqnrnf thorough knowledge
N mis- rre.t art The process may b, operation dahJ
from 10 70 cecch at the "bcned address where o ~ par
teu.r ue, their resdeIee pstenu can be treated
No ehs,se for 6rr eor,ut.tios No 80 9th New York
NB-A remai kabe Of ''incurable" Rheumatism may
now be seen in proce@ Of recovery.
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NJEW,JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA.
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JEhsEr
CITY.-Ma and Express Lines Leave Nsw.iort sno ~
M ard 4 and 6 o IN fare IS; IL N 81 stopping ~ Az
sstors Through Tciets :od for Cinennst 81 ana
III ll and the and for Baltimore, Wellington nor
h Ac and through baggage checked to Washington IN N
And n m Nv WOODBURY., Assistant sup't
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
add sfG MONDAY May 10 lsS I'D sntl further rosics
f.csncer Trsns gu cave Ter foot Of Du.ees. osvs:
BUFFALO EXPREss GS q fer Bsa.jo.
MAIL ats . N Er Drnhr. AMI Buffalo and n,srDsdI
trans Or syres.e c.yus. Csnsna.ir1. N.r.r. r.s
ale Rosbesr Gd With me Lightning trrress Tram &c ne
ROCKLASD PASSENGER, q $50 p u, ,frSn 30. Of
chsnbsrsst) VA Peraons hr suf-rns and aseraeds's
WAY PASSENGER, n4p n. for gevsu-sA and AdHs
tyr sne intern eeists Stations "
EIGHI Express a5I Il teI Dast.ri sne Base
EMI0RAkT, C6 81. n, for Da.sTt and BssGs add inter-
mediate Stations
TIE .boy. Trains run daily Sundays .Is.p,.t
Cs- srdgus ard Niagara F.ls Raro. for Sss.rs Falls AZ
BnSbamton with the and BnShs.o1 Ralros1 ior
k.lo.s i WIN e. s .s p..-. Li.
wanna AID Wsrern Railroad fr Scranton Buffalo sna
lri with the Lake Shore RAlrA or Cleveland, Cns'6rsa
D. c. &ccILLUM Ger.rL Superintendent
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH Ibe MORNING. All
ls.ves Ptuburh for Phi,delpha s7 The FAST LINE
lesyss Phisdeph. 10Y Ptt.euish q 2 . :ns r,.,1Is
Iesr.. Pssse,s. tor PsI.brIss =, II r. ,ne Pt..sar1h
for Phisdep his 81 9: - p
The .bOy. line, Pittsburgh with The railroads 70 sad
from 81. Louis. No Aon Gslens and Chicago. Illinois,
Frankfort. LeI and Louisville Ky Tsrre Haae NAH
son la E.ye,,e ed Incsn.po,s Id; Cinei5I. p.ySa
iuubus Zanesvne Msson aId Wooster. Ohio also with the
boats from and to Eeworesns St Louis Louis
For fihe particulars hsdbs in the hotels 81 this city,
Psnsers vii End this the shortest mo.t expeditions and CON-
Portable route between the East and West
Throush tickets b. bad At either Of the aforementioned
places IL the West, or Of
J.H. BUTTE, Agent New jersey R.iro.d Co foot Of
il. ELLIOTT, Agent P.nDsylvsn. Railroad Coz,
- No Aston Hou.e, Broadway, New fors.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. llth and Msset-sl
New-Yorh. Jan 1876. Phlsdep his
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Alc0ifal.

CURE for SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS
~ Persons afflicted with form IF TIL. d-esse ARD vho
Ins.tion Of the usual huubus ard uofer.'e ehSse
are invited call Nc. 81 Prsddents Brooklyn L. IL
VIII cost nothrg 10 call
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TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY
NE Wy o RK

LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
y Wy D X K
No 40 WALL.sr.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
THIS COMPANY is LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and . authorised 70 cot -
guardian receiver Of estates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
by ORDER OF ANY COURT STATE
nclndns Surrosste's) pei cent
From individuals copo,ations for oenoA Of h u,ontAs
CT 20 be paid on thirty days notice, per cent.
For less period OF shorter notice 4 per cent
- TRUSTEES
JOSEPH LAWRENCE PfTRa COOPER
ROBERT KELLY LUTHER BRADIeH
1DWIN y. MORGAN, THOMAS TILE5TON,
fRASTUS CORNING JOHN J. PHELPS
JANIS sUiDAM, WILSON q. HUNT,
sHFPHERD KNAPP, ID VI ARNOLD
WILLIAM TUCKER CHARLES T. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHERMAN
JOHN J. CISCO, r. " WHEELWRIGH7,
DAVID MADDEN, EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOB HARSRN, THOMAS 5LOCOMb
JAMES s. SEYMOUR, CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE G. BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH,
DANIEL s. MILLER, JOHN JACOB ASrOR, u,
CALEB q. HALSTED, RUEBN II. WALWORTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
JOHN A. sTEwARr Secretary.
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Of tie County Of SevYort. hereby saree 70 al
persons hsvnk claims ass-as. TlGHE DAVsf re
CIV Of deeLsed present -. sane We roucse
thefeof tie suhsc5eo q; he csc. o: James Wax.
No 81 Liberty 81; IN the CITY o. SewYo OF OF befr. the
6.; dsy December EeIDA.ed Sex.Yort lie A say 81,
Nav lsjs OWEN HcCaBE
ELLEN BEkDHM
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofthe County ofNewYcrk notice hereby gwen 20 81 per
hsyirr against JOHN LEARY s:e OF lie City u
Yot deceased presen; The with ysuehers theeo
% The ,ubcriser bis Store No 2ss SIT he CITY 81
New or before the liza DAY Of Seyehsr
-, fs-ano.W. Aaui-s<Is.raEor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads..


DAILY for POUGHKEEPSIE-Lan at
- Coszen.., West Point. Cod Spring, Cornwall Nsv.
bursh, New Hamburg AID Milton arriving BY 81 m The
AFTERNOON, Sundays eIeepted 81 O'clock Returning,
leaves Poushheepsie stea M
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, from
leave every Of MosD&S nd
O'Clock, landing at intermediate landings
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
fRf
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st o'clock p. m.
M No sTAbk Sh sss F6Y
from Pier No R. near the Battery both touching at New
Hereafter no will be regarded secured any spp
cant until the same 'ha,l have been paid for s.,h
" ." N-p''w WIN BORDEN, Agent, Not. 10 and II we.-s-
T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-
and route Without delay chang. Of
BAGGAGE carrying The o, Ess,e5p ss 10, s an,
VANDERBILT Capt W. Fsaee in connection with "a, u.
and ad and
No 2 North River first wharf above Battery place oeloea
a1s Se' VH a from E.@Yerl Monday w.ans
dag and Friday From sonst0n Tuesday Thursday and Sat
ThsrLYMoUTH ROCK from N.. York Tuesday, Thun;
* :yd Saturday Monday
depce Boston and New Bedford in the Express Mail
Train reaching said places several hours in ADVANCE Of those BY
other time the onhy
North and East Passengers that prefer remain
board the enjoy nights rest ud'surbsd breaH
ket desired and leave Stonngt0n in the ~ train con
neetrg Providence with the II m train for Boston
A Baggage Master accompanies tho Steamer and Train
through each way. ~
For freight apply ct Pier No.
North River or at the Office No. 10 Battery place
NEW WIDR-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK to ROCHEsTER.The ROCHEsTEk and
psction wi Corning and New York and New York
and Railroads. direct route from Nsw-York to
Rochester. -,
The drecnes Of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded renders by far the most dess'
BILE between the above named cities 49, n,,
Tickets can be the New Yok and Ene Railroad
Ticket Offce foot and No 1873 Broadway also
In jersey City
Eeisbs win be transported between New York and RocheS
ter with d,pstch Any information desired n regard therein
ear be calling the General Freight Agent OF the
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings TAPPAS,
on ha Rnaalo Corning aud New. York Railroad
Sunday. A. hhDflELD, ouPerinsonee.-