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Fine AIIs.

GOlJPIL a. Co.
VI Print Publishers No. $50 Broadway NewYork, have re-
GENTLY issued the following beautiful, Mezzotints: 80
THE CHRISTMAS DREAM, oval plaiu 50, Colored 20
THE CHRIS TMAS PRESENT, oval plain, IS coiored, 80.
FAMILY PRAYER, oval plain, -; coored IS
MUTUAL INSTRUCTION, oval PLAIN, IS, co!ored 20
TIKI ANNUNUIATlON, arched top, 81; coloIed, SO
WASHINGTON CROSSING The DELAWARE, (reduc
toni plain, IS; colorcd S. -.
FIDELITY dog al tie grave Of bis master, PLAN, *4
oolored, &c.
Also the fine Line Engraving:
sHROUDlNG OF CHRIST, BY Dupont, aacr DclHoche,
rlAia 81 20.
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hnJI AIN hAUId-
TOR and CIRCULATOR--rhi- And invaluable in
y.non shect'-st grea. economy 10 fuel aboat
ID Produces pure Sd the vitality of the sir
oh Keeps ant Giro laton air IN .he
teet long wa-m at the further end the and
otn Otv,ts the defects and hot
nces IL is the only plan ~ which be
iesily and comfortably warmed be in operation
'o' Amrn1.n in,tiiutue; No so 8rosdvy Sxoys Hotel
nsmst noependest Radiators sold sepsrs ety. which
Duane a. and a. McPhersons No ISL Wstcrst Price SIS
For the RacistOr alone, SIz 90. a O.. = x
7. Q. Leland. Genera! Agent, Ne. n Duanest.
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Che Ball Season.

YTNHE Twenty -eighth ANNUAL BALL OF the
Il NEW orr FIRE DEPARTMENT for the Widows
md rphsrs will take place at the Academy CT Music. i4hs
on MONDAY EVENING, January II, 1887. Tickets may be
HENRY A. BURR, President
JAMES r. wEsMAN Secretary.
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EHOICE PRESENTS.-The subscribers have
~ Wt received nom Paris sssyrtrnent Of brsusu' raney
BOXEs, SACS, I0RNETS, kOlEACX, Sc. TILED win tne
Enrst Conectioutsy
The h1es are A from the web Unknown house OF Th,nss
Cude nd for d which white satin box with bcsatia
psat they teceisd medal al tho Pals Ia position fo
THOMPSON SON No. $50 Broadway.
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NyHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Il FOR DECEMBER u.

Il FOR DECEMBER r.
Circulation .....................17j.00
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the folowing
ILEADING ARTICLES: To Farmers; Cheap Law
Mexico; Dueling
u..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
v: Interviews with German Authors Correspond
ence Of The N. Y. Tribune
ILL., REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
events that have transpired in the City, United
States, Mexico and bsvsnA
IvPOETRY: December 81
v.wRECK OF THE BaIT1SH BARK TASSO: -Four
Sailors and t~o Surmen Drowned Tribute 10 the
W..WRECK OF THE NETWORK: Two Hundred
People Landed through the Surf; The Captain IA.
tally stabbed Sy b: SIrw, 0a ,, Of the manssr'
VII. THE SWEDISH SCHOOL SYSTEM.
vuI..FROM MISSOURI: Correspondence of The n y
Tribune
xyROM WASHINGTON: Slavery Restriction Before
the Supreme Court; Progress of Events
x..REvIEw OF NEW PUBLICATIONS Aurora
Ltshmsy i Er.Ssh Bart Pa, WIFI sn1s or Parts
U.THE VOTE FOR PREsIOENr-l35s.
xH..NEw-YORK STATE OFFICERS: Official Vote.
XIII. LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
xV..KANsAS: letter from Prof Edward DacieIs.
XVI.A NEW STORY BY CHARLES DICKENS-LIr-
TIE DoRRIT-Book the 5econd-Chap VIII, TX,
X and XII.
XVII. A MURDERER MURDERED
xYIII..THE TRIBUNE KANSAS FUND
XIX. MISCELLANEOUS Equation of Temperature
Weather Representation; The Sto.m; Deserton
aud Suicide Sale Of ShoriboIns; The Know Moth
ing City.
Ky MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports of the
STOCK Money, Cotton, Gram Cattle and other Mar
kets, specially Reported for The Tribune
copy Tor -; Three copies,
s. Five copies IS; Ten copies S12.
copies wrappers be obtained AZ the counter in
the Publicstioc Office this morning. P-ca, 6t"ts
VNHk TRIBUNE ALMANAC tor l5o7-Wh
II be published about S0th DECEMBER, inst.
In ado oo 70 the usual Calen aud Astronomical
Calculations, THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC will coniaia:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
BY States Districts and C,uuti.s for 1856
fully pared with the returns of former Yeas
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, eondensed
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS,
and d the far a. elected classified politically
CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOINGS IN KAN
An ACcoUkT Of THE REMARKABLE CONTEST
AN ARTICLE ON The STATE OF EUROPE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALkER aud his Filihusier Companions IN Nicaragua 1880
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Tunes of Holding Elections, Meeting OF Lssisia
nth THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
with of those Of the DEMOCRATIC and
THE JEFFERSoNIAN ORDINANCE OF 1884, docu-
ent no. geuery accessible, aud WATCH, bad been adoped,
Three lster the Ordinance ot 1907, s
plicsble oaly 10 the Northwest Territory, adopted
Siaee ~ = 81 100 postage
on the cent cs Prepaid or cents each "en not
ur.p.d incosiug respectfully liclted
GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Odic- New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

GHaVE di.covered A neg mods OF bcuumbing
N. (nms Tor the EXTRACTION of TEETH vhcs can -
Is.d IN ali casss the ssates paia TO the rassS -
h,ch an, now ., scfens the AstonLmeas OF AZ w
xjp,ss t IL entsy different from the t.zins esoces
and prsctieed By only, & my soI.A NO ~ npp1sSsN
Bvookiys. W.
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NHRIsTMAs and NEw-YEAR PRESENTS.

CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR PRESENTS.
GREAT SALE or FANCY GOODS
1Uys. DOLLS GAMES &c,
The entire 'toek oouts ed IN the sm no. ~, bro.a
thu lsie psopreot Mr. O. W. 1uTtE his recea' 'i,d
TO- FonIeh b. sod At sarh low prices that 10 hoped tao
whole b. di- posed Of during tuis month.
Pessbs wishing articles for presents v snd this IN ex
ot-ot iuniy obtain aud beauty goods 81 great
ear b u.sdr and the crowd g. III. II Lids,. AVOIDED
TUTTLE's EMPORIUM
FANCY GOODS.
TOYS, DOLLS ASp GAMES.
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Ths departaeu has been escorted with al the novelties
the s% Fans s.s ,.:s''d oss
opeIa Gl...e., C.Id Boxes. &c. &c
Beside ianamer.Se quantity Of smell Bou. 'sss E.ssls
wk odor Bottles Gloves ke POrte Moanass Tablets C1a
CsSs &c
FROM Gene,. we have some fine
MUSIC BOXES
with popular American airs, ousdres, wLses, Poik~ ana
CHINESE GOODS.
Chess. Checker, Dice, Ring Puzzles, v~es Cabinets md
Counters.
TUE DOLL DEPARTMENT
Oar repctson tor beautiful Dr.s ed Dolls fof
our asson,en, we sve you ths C'tsosps: Porcsn a..
Shoes Heads, he.
THE TOY DEPARTMENT
In order accommodate been Obliged 70
the Of this department which occupies ore
than half the being by far the rses sssortrnt IN the
city We would call attention to SINE Of the more prominent
MECHANICAL MOVING TOYS
p Drums P.no' HHannOrnSan. Magic Lan'''A''
Caps, Boz Toy. Tea, se,., Tools, &c.
In this department viii also BE- found large assorten"
OF every description.
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Professional Nofires.

4 RTIFICJAL TEETH-M. LEVETTs aev
"A and improved Atmospheric pressure Plates for ArancS
Teeth remarkable for their increased hrnness IN poon
pwer Of msscsion, very superior TO the ordih,
piates and well adapted for continuous gum if
worth the attention Of those wearing OF Iequue Aaa
Teeth to examine this great before ensAsas g.
where Teih moved b, the proeess, sud essy
In prove me- MT Of the day. NJ LEsEfr Dnt"t, NO. W.
yerl, y.plsce, Broadway, estsba'bed ID LODI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
for the ioIi6ans.

BEAUTIFUL PRESE for the HOLIDAYS.
ID All tie choice ENGRANIN0s. handsomely framed
rich WArER-COLpR BONES; ditto Tor Oh ana raste'
PAINTING; DIR AWNING INSTRUMENTS. &c. for sale BY
-" W. SCHAUS, No. 62S Brcsdssy.
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Jnsiruriion.

HUDSON RIVER INSTITUfE-At ,Claver-
Ii sct Columbia Co.. N Y. miles -sstof Had.cn Boara
Wsshns Fuel and Tuition II common Eaxih, siz per yeA
Wnssr Tn COO n,rc.s Jan 1857 For ,isrraxs address
c. IL GARDNER PnnapL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
VALUABLE FARM at AUCTTON.-The sub.

scber having dess rmned to to the West s de-
sous VI possns Of FARM which be resides,
pleasantly tsar@d in the Town of Ddtchsss
County within mile t the Hopewe Church about eight
from the depot OF the Hudson River Railroad aud steam
boat landing New Hsmburgt and ak niles east OF fbsi
village The Farm contains about 40 Of choice land
suitably dvced arabic meadow and wood land and Is de-
dly Of the beautiful fertile md hesrhlni Por
~ Duehess County 10 In hish state Of cultivation,
Ia well fenced and admirably adaped to purposes Of grazing
and raising and st@Lng Of stock the cultivation OF
grain Il we'll w.,sred- having three failing streams
through it, with springs and IL 10 penuly
stocked with all kiI ds Of frun OF the best varieties
The dwelling house comnodious mansion well built, and
has the ef modem buildings And Is 10
e.ept repair Beside this there enant house, add
aud hay and carriage houses with other
ouIbuldngs.
To any person who may desire comfortable home in tho
country this will be- found oder superior which
only be known and understood BY personal Inspection Of
the preo ses ~
T6s above property will be sold the highest bidder at
PUbLIC AUCTION, Oh WEDNESDAY. the TIN day Of Jsuu
y u o'clock noon, premises. The
exceptoDsble title gwen. ---- / - 3D.
may be hsd application TO TUNIS BeINCK-
YRHOFs, esq al Poughkeepsi.; THEODORE POLaEMUS
IT, corner Of Beaver and Brads New York or 10 the sub
seriber on the preuis-s Terms day Of ssle. = .
Esst FishkDl Dec 8, 1856. Taco j.. VANWfCk
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MarniuerQ, &l.

L'OR SALE or TO LET, with POWER-l
L Set Of LDe-prepsiiDg Spanning, Twisting aud finmhp
o all kinds OF fwneS
Also Set of Incorporating. spinning and Twsnns WITH.
the appureDsDces 70 the business Al IA eAosvvg
be sold below their value leased 10 sponsbc party IN
reasopabe Address Box 80 Phlsfeiphis PostonoA
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINE We have for
SALE an Engine OF l?horse power In comPete order saa
re adv for immediate Apply TO
HABICHf& PARISH, No. 20 Besves-st
VXOODWORTH PLANING-MACHlE for
w SALE--A first class, iron. frame WOOD SOkrH
PANING-BACHINE, with right IL In sny part Of the
United States Apply a, No. 2v8 broadway. Room No ID
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(osr AMI fnnu1.
IA Si,yer PORTNON-

T OST-$5 REWARD-A Silver PORrMON-
IL MAZE VS., iost IN the Harlem Railroad cars ina, on
Pa, ne 40 The finder viii receive the rev ard .nd
many Ks BY leaving 'he sane at me drug sto Of .,.
RAfET cor 4,h.v 3trsL who nas he owners nans
sns,y,d on the Portronna- and csrds aimed in L.
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Boar1 aud Rooms.
donses 10 Get.

CTEADY POWkR-In the Depot Building, cor
~ Of Eim and Fran kiln square on Broadway,
Crotcp water sAf@rcoset and every convenience In
aue Of T. BENNETT, the premises Heated BY steam
pipeA
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ADS. BEA ID S, g.
EVERY pEs~RIPTfoN.
Mp BROWN
No if6 P.ad.f New York
II psTPnrpD INOIs-RUBBER COMB. tor the parp,-e
Of bodirs Bonne, IT. so- when on the nes ~"a
,,.cS spproyed of by the ladies Just rec"yec BY
D. n KNIGHT Co No 70 Vessy-st. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

EINE FAM to EXCHANGE for Brooklyn
Property Of superior land Ia Monroe County,
pes ssCty OF Rochester upon Is fine srz frame mansioa
filled in wi brick add another dwelling extensive and sups
outbnidin 100 sriDs fruit and OF i0
for which ready sale for all that can BE- raised
Free of all inc unbfaDce.
I46Il A. J. BLEECKER L Co., No. Brosd-st.
Tor SALE Three BRICK STORES in the
City of Oweso the best located property in the city Now
rented for 81 500 per They built within the
yeN In payment stock Of dry goods will bs AIKEN
that will the West Address b No. 26 St Nicholas
Hotel. Title perfect.
IL ANZAS LANDS.-Ths Trustees for the par.
IN Lands KanIas will receive depositA In trust
sppy them the purchase OF the Deswnre indiana Truss
the purchase other lands Kansss Shares in
the seoe fund 100 bearing interest," and receivable in
chase Of lands Of the Trust
For subscription for special investments for further
inform apply to the Treasurer Personally BY letter. ct
No. Winter at, Boston. JOSEPH LYMAN, Treasurer
AMOS A. LAWRENCE,
W Sn6v PTD I sTd PI5GsKSaAN, Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
60 h)hom il man Concern.

4 MARRIED LADY Of great experience in FE-
n MALE DISEASES and who has been the wife I dis
ugushed anxious communicate .omethne OF
great importance suffering females Address Mrs B. LAR
REU Station B. New. York, incosins shilling.
UEDITH" viii find reply in the Union-square
"A
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$lW,UtJO. Also SO on Long I'l:aS, Or ::
cheap or w goods city property farms With
sms cash Il reqused address +. C. ASfaONY, Rooa
No. O. No IS Nassau-st, N Y, or call as above,
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pIANOS and MELODEONs- The HORACE
DREMIUM S-SCHUETzE &

LuDOLFF would respectfully invite purchasers o, Pans
- their CHOICE sssortuen premium Pianos They
Lnowdsed superior other manaf.erss squsre Pano'
and have found appreciation oy tho following eminent
twists; Mrs Seg,n, Mr Paul julien, Mr. A. Gocke and As.
ssko.cb whom the best references are rnsy Etven
Our Pisnos awarded p,enuns at lhc Exhibition 81 the
American Ipstu,e Crystal Palace New forh sS,S All ss
Pis.o. are v.yrspted. sCHUETZE 4 LUDOLFf,
NO 49, Broome-s ST.. near the side of Brostwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMTES
Djauo- 5orIcs anA Mussg.

A FULL assortment of new 7-octave, 6rstdss
"A Boston PIANOS in carved and plain Coz RBNrs
educed rates. with applied purchased Sccnd hssi
helodeoos and HaonuIns for Sale o. or kest Nee
Pianos ct great bsrs.us iOr CsaA- ST GORDON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

DREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.-G.& II. BAR
II MORE No. S48 Becckerst, manufacturers, ode
luse and stock elegant fnish aud the grand diagonal and
circular scale Lowest price and best terms Also. several
SECONDHAND PIANOS, by Chickering and Nunnsi ose
7-octsve very little used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

" B. PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGENT,
cyes his views pr,nciple practical opea,oa and
proper Of Advertising discriminating business who
choose to soopt thorough md judicious system
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
DENYsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Tbe GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North. and Southwestern States by
tinuous Railway The Road also Pittsburgh
with daily line of all ports In the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland and Ssnduky With steamers TO all ports on
the LAKES making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Crest West. .. 49,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sndPlTTSBUh hGh.
FIRST Class Boots Shoes Dry Goods Tin ac mar 100 N
boxes, Furs Feathers, &c...............) ~ -
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry(
Goods lin bae.) Hardware, Leather, }75c. per 100 d
Wool, ...........s...''....'.I
THIRD CLAss-Anvs Bagging, Bacon and sSc per 100 N
Pork lin bulk, Hemp &c...::
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish Bacon and &c mar 100 b
Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Ol.....
shipping Goods from point east OF De
tcular mark the package Via Pennsyyania halroa All
Goods consigned the Agents OF this Road at Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh, will be forw arded without detention
FREIGHr AeESIs-Hsrris, wonnley 4 Co Memphis, Tenn
r. Sass Co., St. Louis; j. 8. Mitchsll Son, Essnsvhe
Ind Dume.nI Ben Murioct and Carte. Jewst Louis
Vile Ky B. e. Meldrnn, Madi.on, Ind spfsmsn Brown,
and irwin Co. CincinDsi N W. Graham Co. Zsnssvils,
Ohio; Lesch Co, No. Klbys1 Boston; Leeshk Co No
Astor House No. wnian-st, and No Bate
ry.psce NewYork; +. J. sneeder, Phisdephs; Masaw
koops Baltimore Geo. G. Franciscus, Pittsburgh.
For further particulars or bills Of ading, apply 10
LEECH Co., Agents Penn Railroad CO..,
No. 2Astor House, Nsw-York
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. J. L0MBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
NEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
P....nser Stations Cotoer s,s.a-.y nd c.n.l-.t

IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT. Cosansneins March s, las
P.'ssssr ssaon. eS.I : ss..-:s & I'D o:a
Trans LIAvE Hsw-Sosk-FOr New. Haven: = 3 . N ,
(Tx), IL tEx.l $50, and For Bridgeport: T. 3
f.irsed southport and Wesipcrt: M u N san p N
Fos NorsIt: a u Y NJ; tExJ s;2o, 9;5 p N. For
Dsren and Greenwieh: g N I'm $40 y 10 m For
stamford; J, a. ~ (E1 ) II M, ~ s;S :ie N
CossEcriyG TRAN.-For Boston; g. N lENl;S p N.
(E,) For Hartford and Springfield; q in (Ex IL N
n m (EI) For Connecticut River Railroad % hoa,resl
. m (EIi For Canal Railroad: II m TO westheld For
EewLondon Rsiirosd; g. M For housstofie KAN
rosd: m For Nsusstuek Railroad: m. p m tEx
For Dsnbury and NorvAlk Railrosd 8 m, .. m .
TRANS Fos NEwYoRK-From Nev.hayen: $50, y, " "
m $50 (EI); AS $50 p m. (EI) From Bnaserort:
sI5. 7:H 1850 $50 Ell $50 lo;i m lEx From
Norwak g. 6:52 s2s. Ii:OT so EIl o:oo lo;tl m
Es From Port Chester; $50 r s;tt yS eOs IL m:,s N
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-On
IN and ser MONDAY, Dec. 81 1855 and until further
ee Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot of Dsans 90 o
BtFFALo EXPRESS, att m for Buffalo direct withsos
change OF baggage At Hornelsye this train
with train for Dnnhk and all stations on the Western
Division.
MAIL at SASS. M for Dunkirk and Buffalo and ntermeai
stations Passengers BY this trsn Will remain over nsht ~
Owexo ard proceed the next morning.
EEWBURGH EXPRESS, st ?. N. for Newburgh direct,
without change of cars.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p m. via sufern's, for
Permont and intermediate stations .
NIGHT EMPRESS, .t5p m. for Dunkrk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT, At N. for DunkEk aud Buffalo and ints'
No Train will leave on SUNDAY.
These Express Trains Elmirs with the Emra and
Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo aud Dun
Kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
' D. C. McCALLUM, General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

~ YORK 10 ROCHESTER-Ihe hoChhsIEh sne
GFNTsr ysrTEY RAILROAD is now open, and, IL con-
nectcn ih the Corns and New York end New OK
aud Erie RAlIosls flrEs lreet route nom Ns"'i"A !"
Rochester.
The drsctres. OF t roe tosether wih the superior ON
afforded by the wide renders by a he nc-E aesH~
be between the Ebove-Dait "a cries -. ~.
Tetes esn he rrocnTel u ths NeYrk and Enc RTosd
Ticket Ofe 10. vi Dus-e-sL aud No lJ BFoaG"aJ also n
Jers-y City.
Freisst. vi b .-srsrSr.e between N.vForf and Rec5es
. with d.ps,sh Any inounAon ielrst 70 fesani tosien
can Oh .ieS ty irg fhe iienefN ffesnt Acct M @
N-.Yok 49, n 4. ia ifosf IRE Building q Z ;. TAPfASi
~ = -. p-f.o CoTulns ani New Tors kAirosS ok
RJuday. :. A. hEHih+Alr & -b'i-~'su''-~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

- tif sesirst WILLIAM HILLYER, Deserdxai. .s,s non'
or money en6f on contract tCO not. ser To ts D'-
rsn stover smed You ne hereby surnonet and eqafe 70
arswer the complaint 10 this action, which hss tbs day been e
In n Office he CLERK If the County Of New 81 te Ois
Hall the City Of New York and TO serve copy o yO A
ser the said complaint he subscbe a. MS Once 70 90
Merchants EyehaBse, In said city, within twenty ds9
sersse Of This you excns'Fe :" nc aey u
serTee and yOI iail to answer he sali eonapi "a
ms Aforesaid the psirtia Sil tAAe jodsne iof us 1 -
hundred al e1ty srs an MY yte'en e.i5 @
Fsl,asrv ia isssI NV ~ D. PiERSJN,
ne 2As tgTBSf Jishn-t As"'"'J'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
CUPERIoR COURT O. R! of Of the CITY Sf NEW eys

L0LL Simmons for money demand on contribution nos
ser ITO the shove defendant You hereby ssminea ana
Ged a. he o the Clerk a the Superior Cears o. inc S
Of NswlsTk, at the City Hall ia ihe City Of New so 70
,crsr sir oee No ls Broadway, in ~ o'y o. View
lok v lin twenty davs after The service OF ths on
,cr eycs "a he dsy OF service and yon IAN %
answer he sad complaint within tho tine AFORESAID ne pants
In his acton vii take Judgment sssnt Jos Tor ne som o
ur dollars and fSty cents wih ineres rom tne
thte day of OeicbeT thousand eight lanafe sa M
60 ts,c ,lc rot II hs aefioU Dstsd Noyenbsr ), leo
W. LIPsUGH 4 ANDREWS, Plsinufs Attonsys
Tie compliant 10 ih action was tlea IN The eee .sfs
ofFelrcsry, IS,6 ~ "v"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
CUpREME COURT-City and County Of New.

- OYORK-RIcHARD L. CROOK .ad DAVID BARKER
sssinst JOHN HOLDEN aud JOHN w. HENRY. saminons
demand contrst lcom no, served TO INC nefena
snis OfS HOLDEN aud JOHN w. HENRY fos arc hereby
aud REQUIRED the complaint IN THIS sctoo,
vh.eh viii be fled in te Office VI the CLERK OF the City
srd (ouny of Sewfork at tho City hall OF the cf Of
NevYe!k copy of your 10 the ssd com
tls'n, ca the subscrber At bis ofhee No. "a brosdwy
Ia Cry NewYork within twenty days after ne sers,ee
OF his exclusive Of the day Of suen sefce
and you fail the said complaint wtssn tss une
aforesaid pantds Ia this action viii taAe
YOU for tie SUM Of thoIfad Eve hasdcd and x aca
and thyihree cents with interest from hs n' ~
Dfcsubs thousand esbt bundIel snn my wal, s"es
,be cot. Of ~. aefon Dated AaFnst 10 lsoa .
Wv WV r. MATTER, Planuh's Attorney;
IT. In the above SETON filed Ia the sfbce Of tho
clet nv aod County Of New Yort on the i:n dsy 'f
Febrrsry 1886 - -" '"''''''
f.ufv.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

HUDSON RIVER kAILRUAD-Un a0d sfter
IL MONDAY, Jan A. is56. ne Tfsns Win iesve Chamber
g. Station = follow: Elpress rsin esazsetins ~its
fcrthen and Western Tsaz Through Way risin, Il Ex
fcr Yestshal, s;S 2 m PcI sing sins. N The sias
tahen st ChAmber Canal, Chrssopher AID ,lststA. NO
TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

TOT Tttsdbc hptIy =
EDw'D K COLLINS, No. IS Wal-st., Ny.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No. q Austen Friars, Locdon.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The Of these ships will be accountable fI gold
silver bullion specie ewelry precious metals
ess bills Of lsds dsned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
Shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this line cant
cary my goods contrsband of war
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA. and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis JEkSEt
CITY-Mai and Express Lines: Leave New.f aud IL
a m and and .. m fare So II NJ, S2 Stopping at all
wsy sstors Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati ia sud
sls 0) and the West, and for Baltimore, Washington Nor
folk &c and check ed 10 Washington IN
and 6 D. NJ j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt.