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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

- fer sydney ard Geeoug- PackSt 81 the 18th Of April
The splendid new New York bum ship PANANA, r. Cav
master well known IN The trade il now In her berth 81 a
~ East r,ysr, and wa be desrstA9d = above without
The Panama Known OF tho AStest Of the elipp1
fset and ION her well known saiD9 quail s eJpectsd
make the passage out in 80 days. For freight passA
lane, Or to kAIiLER, LORD 66kRHAU, los Wali stsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02
WINES AND LIQUORS.

A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF PORT. SHERRY, MADl
IA re champagne and aret wines brapdies Jamaot m
Holland GIN sch am schnapps, Scotch, Ish Hon0nga
and bourbon hrkee syrups. cotdas &c London ard ~
IN porter and scoch aes, for sale at UNDkRHIiL ma
TEKSUk'S, 40 Broome te. corner OF Crosby 81.
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TIE payments INC ods 81, ooo on tatnorafa dfafA
TIE warrants entered at the Treasury Department.
Wastir pt1n on the 90 h OF March wee as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

MADAM ISABELLA. THE Most woEDEaFUL
NI eetrclogft IN he word inform her lends ard
the pubic of York That she has returned South
tee che has consulted thoueaDds past presen
and events Can be for short time her resi-
detce 20 G-td street, third stery, bscf room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

dividend NOTICE.-THE DIRECTORS OF THE
~ Knjckerboeker Life Insurance Company declared
semi annual dividend OF three and one half go per cent
the capital stock Of the company able stockholders
snd after April TO- at the olce No II William street. The
transfer books viii be closed until the 10th inst BY order
STEPBEN @. WHEELER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

kUsTRALIA.-PIONEEK LINE OF MONTHLY PAO
"A eta, carrying the United States mai. The and sple
bourne Vt pier No. East nves WI aso receive freight
Sydney. New Eouh WSes As half her CARLO y slready
Recommendations for passengers upaurpasned For eie
or passage apply on board, or TO Z. ". CAMERON, No
Rowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

IRON NRW york 70 HAvRK DIRECT.
+ British and Nesth American Royal Man Steam Pas
Company.
EINA. Capt MILLER. ELkU. Capt SIM
JURA......Capt WckmAn. LE6ANON...... Capt. Goo
cAABhiA paddle whssD Ospt Brownie
passengers equal to those of any ssamsfdp afoas.
Passage money Qhs. cabin &100 provio1s and stewar
board.
Z. OUNABD, No, BoWllna Cream
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND RAvRK-1HE UNIT
T. States mail steamer FULf0u, J. A. W0ton, Command
wa leave for havre, touching q Southampton 70 land
mails and passengers, Saturday April at Il o'clock IN
pier No. North river foot OF Beach 81. pce OF passsge
CADm
Bsegsae not wanted during he ahonid hc SAINT
board the dAy hetore sailing marked Hollow" No si
ply 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent is Broadway
N B.-Tho Arago viii succeed tho aon and sail May 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

EsoR SAVANNAH AID FL0RrPA-UEIrED srAT(
e Eaf Line yhe new aud elegant steamer FLoRID|
Capt N. wcodha win leave on Wedr esday, Aprii2 f
pier No. kofth river at O'Clock r. n. Bills Of adtl
n1TCHlL y Brosew way s9r Ecnds through 'lcse.s fr
commodcus s'eamers leave Savannah for Florida ihYe lind
q week conpectt with tho steAa ess from New York
fuesdAye Sasurdays,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

CHRISTIANITY IL ISDIA.-The recent agitation
snonc the Parsees on the reversion TO Christianity of
four of their body in Bombay Of whom three returned,
and one al Ahmednugger has, it is said, rendered them
exceedingly alert in regard 10 the proceedings OF
others Parsee teacher in the Ephinstone lnstitu-
ton was recently accused by some nstve papers oil
directly pculcatnz the doctrines of Christianity, con-
,ra,v To express orders On investigation of the charge
nv Government. il was discovered 10 be groundIeSs.
Indeed in the course of the inquiry il appeared that
some Of the native teachers in the habit OF gong
into the opposite extreme, TO the omission OF
nossoges audiug however indirectly, 10 the founder
&c the Christian religion. This the Government depre-
cafes on the very ineligible ground that 1t operates
unfairly as regards the pupils by interfering with their
n,ocress in an acquaintance with the literature OF In
GLAND and other countries simply as literature, aud
without reference TO the religious opinions OF the
writers.
EccIEsIAsrICAL AND PERsoSAL.-The heV. hd"'
Neville D. D.. has been received into the Diocese OF
Massachusetts from that Of Ns~-lork, and mas De-
come rector of ST. Thomas's church in Taunton The
Rev. Thomas Robins, ID. D., formerly of Massachu'
sets bu, for the last dozen wears Secretary of the
Connecticut Historical Society, a learned man aud
distinguished Antiquarian died recently at Colebrook,
Conn. The Rev. VIM b. Sprole, late Chaplain at
West Point, has become pastor of the First Reformed
Dutch Church, in jersey City. The Rev. j. b. MOI
icy, author OF The celebrated work AugGsnisn Pre-
destination, has published neE treatise The
" Primitive Doctrine Of Baptsmal Regeneration APP
plying TO this subject the positions Of HE previous
volume. Professor KEEL, prominen; Lutheran divine,
maintains that the passage il C;eness the marriage
Of the some Of God with the Daughters Of INT ans
| that angelo were thus ula-re3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

incurred the sufferer. ~ An Kate. Don't you know
Kste ~ The words seemed TO waken no remembrance.
She co-ed her eyes, and tears oozed slowly from them
as she murmured piteosy, " want to 20 home 10 my
mother"
In this state OF half consciousness she fingered two or
,hree days |. was mild, bright morning and the
,saced hills looked beautiful in the golden light when
.be woke from deep sumber with a natural e1pres-
son in Ler eyes and asked Where am :" ''You
ave- in Karsas dear" replied Katie. shadow passed
Quickly over the thin pale face, and she pressed her
ensca,ed hand against her heart. Again the eye>
cSe5 ana tie tears oozed through, a. she answered
f,.blv "Yes-I renenber
All was strl-still-In the wilderness. The human
wolves were for the present guttei with their prey
ard Lawretce lay silent in lis ruins III. Bradford
rs IN prison in danger Of traitors death The n-
mates Gf the but looked at each other mounfuy butno
ore spoke Presently the invalid made Restless
roveu mt and Katie stopped over her 10 moisen her
,srcbed Inns She opened her eyes which now seemed
Illuminated with preternaturAl, prophetic light and.
Gov he fir, time since her husband murdered she
.,r,led. "Oh. Kate. she said 81 have been with
William. having such happy time walking over the
Ills From Mount DREAD he showed lie ne prair--
-. oovered with farmhouse. and fields of corn Bess
~ 20 ringing ard swarm. Of Children poarng into the
'ctoolb0u.es All around the horizon were church
;,es and beautiful houses with windows gli;tering
- .be sunlight When told him il seemed lust like
dear New England, he smiled and said This l. Free
kansas Then he pointed 10 & great University on
,ba highest of the bills and said Little Johnny Is
ped, nj ard the Blue Mound is called Free Mont.
- hail the omeI e. exclaimed Kate. The thin lips
of Alice auye cred TREMENDOUSLY. II was her last smle
earfh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

Il CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities ~ito
Mesern North and Southwestern states CON
teOus RA~a, direct, The Road also connects Al Psonrss
with daily line o Steamers al ports In the western RIVERS
MO a. cleveland snd SAndusky With STEAMERS 10 All POfs on
tn Norti wt. Lake. making the most Icct cheapest sla
rehSIis Toair by which FRflGHT b. forwarded ~ And
honi the GTc., West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FkssI Ciass-boots, Shoes, Dry goods tin o. ,oo NJ
boxes kss Feathers. AC.....,......'. &c Pei wv I'd
SECOND CLAss.-books and Stationery D-x)
Goods TN hAe'l Hardware, Leather, Sc. p, 100
Woo, kc.......... ....-...............A
Th'p ~ On bun Hrmp Se 80 anu a5c- FER 100 b
roulrH CIAss-Cobve, Fish. Bacon and IA -.
PoIk pAckcd), Lard and Lard On....... S' FER Il" ID
In shipping Goods from point Philadelphia be pAp
,lnl.I 20 the package VIA Pennsylvania Railroad Al
the Agents of hi. X
ps,shnrsh will b. Forwarded without dettntcs
TskicHr AeESTs-tksrIis, Wornlry Co, Memphis Tenn.
Sac, 4 Co St Louis; J. $ Mitchell Son, Evansy le
Ind D1mr.ui Bell Murdoch and CAItsI Jewe,,, Louie
IN, ~. r. G. Medium Madison, Ind. STugnSn brown
and irwin Co Cincinnati y w Graham Co, ZAne'vie
OhIo L,reb Co No 81 kpbys.., Boston, ieech Co. No
SAs,oI House New YORK No Williams, snd Nc. Bat
t~Ty place New York sneedf, rolsdtiphAi hssrs~
Mo5s Baltimore. Geo c. FrSuoiscus, Pittsburgh
10, fuytber parie u!ars or bills If sins. Apply 10
LEIGH Co. Agents Penn kAiirosa %,
No. 2Astor Hous- New forA
HH HOUSTON General Fr,igh. Agent fhnsdephA
I InMRAEhT Supennffudep, ANGOLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-on

N aud afer Monday Nov B. 1850 and until further notice
Passengcr Trans will leave Pier foot 81 DaAn't S "i0~'
pg,
BUFFALO EMPRESS, =, b:S0 = n, 'or Buffalo:
DIJkkIKK EMPRESS AZ & 30 - m, tor Duuhrh'
MAIL Al rs a m for Dunkirk and Buffalo sna hIefi'
disc stations Passengers by 'is Train viii remain over Ls
A, Ow,go and proceed the morning
CHICAGO EXPRESS, A. u m, for DvnkIk. -
ROCkLAND PASSENGER. AZ 500 p m tfrom ioot 81
(hAnbcrsst) via PsTneni for SaaeIas and h'ei"eeiAe
stations ,,,.-.. 80 N,5Sls.
WAY PASSENGER H4 ?. m. kI NewtuTsh and MiGoie'
town aud intermediate stations .
NIGHT FXPRFSS 1t so p IN. foT Dunkik .nd b1nNo.
EMIGRANT a. p m. foI DunkIk and bubs-o ana ih'''
TRY ABoVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
These Express Trsins Enira, Sith the
and Niagara Falls Railroad, for Niagara ans ~
with syracuse and Bnshamton Railroad Vi
Syracuse At Corning with Buffalo Corning and New fSfs
Rilroad Tor Rochester, ~ Great Bend with Delaware L.cN
wanna and Western Railroad for Scranton; 81 bunho niu
IEnkk with the Lake Railroad for Cleveland Cnelu
natl Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &C. -,
N'' ID. C. McCALLUM Genera ssp,nniendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
SUPREME COURT-City and County of New;

SVPREME URT-Clty and COUNTY o1 NEW,
~ York-Juhn l.. HeTbel against James NJ. GILLESPIE and
otber,-To JAMES NJ. GILLESPIE: Yos are hereby sum
me and required TO the complaint IN TINS acton
which W filed Office of the Clerk Of the City and Coan
~ OF NcwYo1k the City Hall in said city, the twenty
fourth September 1856 and 20 copy OF your an
,wcr 10 complaint the snbscrr ST his Office Ne
~ City New York within twenty days after the
service Of exclusive OF the day OF such
service and II you fail the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff tbs action will apply TO the Court
for The relief demanded in the complsn-Daied cpiemoer ~
1856. }. " bROWN, fIainuH A'IViueY'
oil lavfw TOI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

GREAT AMERICAN ROUlB.-M'S hlGaN
VI SOUTHERN RAILROAD to CHICAGO 81 Loa.l 49,
,..pS 81 Paul Milwaukee and ali places Wcst sd So"o'
~ess Newly orb and Erie New York CentIA and
Ishe Slor, Raroas Toledo forming tn shortest aukst
I'D route West For through csss
- ,s., Of freight apply Companys once NO i
B,osdrsy corner Vi psy Of, New foIh ,oorru ...,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

i PORT aud FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York even
TUESDAY THURSDAY aid SATURDAY, a; ( o'clock pm.
and Tie RAY STATE, Capt Jewet, leaves NewYoIk every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 81 o'clock p. IN. !
n M Pier NJ N r. the Battery both touching a: New
port each way. -, .
Hereafter Io rooms vii - regarded secured 20 MY Sppu
osnt until the same shall have been paid for .
Freight TO ioIwA Led toAss with great spstcn
hy M Fspress Freight Train. . u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

nSfoAs AO LIZ Nsw-YosK, May p, rS
NOTICE The rate Of Freight by me ctean ns.
IN 81 hi, hn. from Lv,rpo', fed>o'9 :" a. POrfINs
.,,,s,osn, ,ntl further notice '" n NNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

p G,LEEsr Museum Budinsl, and BILL III
son are cur Agents in ALBANY for The sae " rrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the SurrOgate
Of the County Of NewYsrk notice is hereby given 10 al
persons having claims against the estate of LOUISA
USHER late Of the City Of NcwNoTk Widow, deceased 10
rst The same with vouc hers the subscriber at the
1ace Of j. and T. De Witt No So Nassaus in the City u
New York before the oath day VI January next Dated
New.YoIk the I'D day OF July 1856 -
~ ROBERT II. Cunning,
iv9Q lav6uItt Executor &c. Of Louisa r. Fisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Nh SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Me1iral

CAEDS' Observation-Disclosures purely veg
- etsb remedy with extraordinary potency the
fuds Of the body them from all deeerou- particles
and e,,oraive d'nfeotan and gentle aperent eoIbine
Is upeoualed Prepared AID sold by A. Il. SANDS
Fulton.st NewYor Price bottle, six bot
g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

"UDSON RIVER RAILKOAD.-FrOm NOV
lS56 TraMs will leave ClambeIsst. Station As fol
lsws: Express $50 and AS Mail, II 30 In kni
rant, as For Poushheepsie. and so N For
Sing Sing $50 M. and For Peekskll, $50 2 M
TIE PouSbeeTse Sing Sing and Peeksh Trains stop at Way
Station, PASSENGERS AIKEN Chambers Canal Christopher
and Sts, Trains fer NewYcrk leave Troy at So and
IO.l5a H. and 49, ~ sud Esst Albany 6'l5 and p;p
. M ard Born A. r. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Canss.
In New York. Corner &th-st. and 4th-sv.
TEAMS LEAVE NEw-Y oRK-fot New Haven: ga m NI)j
1880 s. IS (Ex) $3.50 .. For Bridgeport: 8a (EI)
$3.50 9:i5 (E1 4;SO For Milford Stanford, F.nbld
Southport and wes,port m 1880 S;l5 $50 M for
Eorwslk T. 1890 35, T. (k1 $50 5l5, 6:l5 IN
For Daren and Greenwich: Ga 1880 Sl5 $50 5:l5
sI5 p IN. For Stamford: T. 8, lEx m; 1880 3:l5
Oh 5l5 6l5 For Port Chester and intermediate
Stations: ga m. 1880 s. 49, $50, 5:l5 6l5 p: m.
CosSLcrIsG TRAms-For Boston: sa m EI) 4p m
Oh For Hartford and Springfield: a lex 1880
~. H1) For Ccpnecticut River RAILROAD to Montreal
a m (Ex) For Canal Railroad ga m (Ek and 1880 IN.
10 Westfeld For New London Railroad: ga IN, p m Foa
Houtstonic Railroad: m. For Nsugstuck Railroad: e.
m. S:I5 p IN. For DsnbuTy and Eorwhk Railroad: T.
+pm.
fRIIEs TO INV YoRK-Fron New Haven; $50 1855
m T1 80 (E1) $50 80 p. (E1 From Bridgeport;
BIO 40 1911 m, Erl 2.n E1 51l, 1905 m {EIl
FROM Eorvak AS G. a. SIS 1913 M lex 2;t@ (Ex)
s25 545 1875 p m (EI) From Port Chester 5:2 6:+3
N' JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

i TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-Inlsnd rout
without delay, change ~ cars or bsssage
IN, steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone and c.
VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Fraz-e, in connection with TIE
stonugon Providence and Boston aud Providence Rail
roads leaving HewYoIk daily Sundays excepted, from Piet
No North River first wharf above Batterypa at o'clock
o. m SonngiOn az $50 the arrival OF the NAL
tfsin which leaves Boston 81 $50 p. IN.
The C. VANDERBILT from New-York Mo;dsy, WedDes
day, and Friday From stonnson Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-York Tuesday, Thur'
day and Saturday. From Stonngton, Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonington Fer Railroad Prov
dence and Boston Express Mail Train several hours in
Of those by other and in ample time for al the
early morning connecting North snd East Passenger
that prefer board the enjoy nights res'
breakfast if desired, and leave Stonngon in the
6:45 M train connecting at Providence With the II train
Cor Boston .
Baggage Master accompanies the and train thToush
each way 80 =, =.
For passage behs sste-rooms freight apply Ct Pier No.
North River o al the Office No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby gwen 70 all
having claims against ALANSON T. BROOKS, late #
the City Of York, deceased 20 present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber al her residence, No q
day Of April next.-Dasd New-Yorb. tho Hth day 81 O.
tobcr. 1856 PAULINA BROOKS, Admx.
oc2g lhwfwTus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
9leamtoals ano Railroads.

Z
o,,,c, q, rpt NEW YORK NEw HAvE' n. 81 1855
o''i'I o. Co.. co.. 10 u c.hs. T6w XIV " Nov 3 the
NoTICE-On and after MO S' '@t c. at st, si.cp
IN BOSTON EMPRESS TRAIN vi"
?. IL. ir'iead of'P N JAs II HoYT. sar'Tinondcht.
NE"-lOhInt .T9a ARRANGE"ENT:
~ c-sr,;os Monday wv ~
LI T,.ns 70 Albany sancA!t bhcet'e-'
Three D.y. n fom New Yoft te Albany; -. $500,
F1t - ' y from : lion eoTDe! q WI AID
Lave NtH-'''- C.rff,Hsfs
KxPRTss TRAIN Abany conn"e 10 With
. 20 a W n In al and Eoribero . rams. -,
NJ - MAIL TRAIN, "a directly tLro q VIII
Wv II ran, and connec"i az Crath'i rouf ofh.fs
On, &C. We TEN Trans for Pisi,i North Adam' aud "beI
80 m-FXPREss running Lirec'i' throus N.'h5l'
.bsbse ears md connecting wit Contra lrHI" il L.
Sr %. West.
Returning. Leave Albany:
,BA EMAIL TRAIN for New York direct
Ies5 n.-FXPRESS, without chaDRe OF cars
SEQ =. m.-EXPRFSS, without change 81 cars
Tckr 20 be- obtained and Bsssase checked 81 ne ce 81
ths Western Railroad Albany a: White and Centre brooe
or 16,h.st and lth ay., New-York.
" WIN j. CAMPBELL, superItendert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Of NewYoIk Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against JOHN r. BARLEY, late OF tue
City Of deceased TO present the same WIN y9u,n
ers thereof the Subscriber at the Office OF JAMES W.
WHITE No 81 Libertysreet in the City Of New York
OF before the Twelfth day of March nex-Dated Ne".Yok,
the 9Th day Of stptembeT 1856.
s9 law6mTu JOHN DAhLE1, Executor, NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYoIt notice Is hereby given TO all
persons having CLAIMS against GIDEON OSTRANDER late Of
New York, deceased, present the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his Office No 100 Bowery
in the City Of NowYork before the 18th day OF March
n.xt-Doed NewYork, the 10th day of September 1856.
slG law6n1u ISAAC WARD, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice IL hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against MARKS H. JACOBS late Of
the City Of NowYork deceased TO present the same with
vouchers the subscriber at his store No ~ West
street in the city NewYork before the twelfth day
Of DE- sembeI u.It-Daed NewYok, the sixth day Of june
1856. ELIAS H. JACOBS, Administrator of
iel7 lav6mTus Marks T. Jacobs deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
the County New York notice hereby given 20 all
sons having claims against MARY LYONS late of the City OF
Newly orb widow deceased the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber the office of A. f. s. Higgins in
between the th and l2,hav in the City Of York.
before the fourteenth day of February next-Daed New
anl2 lnw6mTn FRANCIS CLOSSAN Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County NerYork notice is hereby given 70 "A
having claims against MARY CUNEO also called MARY
LARGOMARSSlNO late Ofthe city of Ncw-fork deceased 10
present the with vouchers thereof 20 the subsber al Lis
residence No III Hcstcrs in the City Of Newfork, on
the 3oth day OF March Dated NewioI the I'D
day Of 5, ptembcT, 1885, ANTONIO GlNOCCHlO.
t23 IawfmTu Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

1T 7
Of the County Of New York notice is hereby al
having claims against the estate of DANIEL EbBEIS
late City NewYork deceased present the same
with the subscriber the Office OF Martin
smiths No t6 Wss in the City of NewiOfk on OF be-
fore The twelfth day Of December New York the
Fix th day Of June 1856. EMERSON RHODES,
fla I1v6,ITIl Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

~ N HOUSTON General Fr,igh. Agent, PhilsdeiphiA
n j LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
J. AMBLER WEED.
q w. COMES CLASSICAL AND COM
Ia. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 5th annul

II w. COMES CLASSICAL AND COM.
IA. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 5th annual
session, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next,
in the usual place Broad street, opposite st. Johns
Church, and continue ten menfhs.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance
Common EnsIish Branches ................. $40 90
IS =" !" and Ancient Lam
Subkea.... " w
Higher Eng. Branches and advanced stadses,
in Ancient Languages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 o.
Having purchased quite extensively of Philoso.
year and otherwise added TO the .conyeniences Of
the School, it, facilities for instruction intended
to be equal to any in the city.
Z. w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal
r. 8. class of small boys for the Elementary
English Branches win be received at tuition of $50
per session. undera competent teacher.
N. B. Pupils are requested to be present at the
opening Of the School If practicable.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
AND FOR sALE.--Having determined

I AND FOR SALE..-Having determined
IL to move w est this FALL shall Offer all of my
REAL ESTATE for sale privately, until during the
FALL and if not Sold it will then be sold publicly at
which time due notice will be given. To wit : the
place ON which reside, lying on the road leading
from the Williamsburg road, round by Ramsey Mill,
up to Shed town, formerly Blakeys Mill, and oppo.
site the farm of said Ramsey adjoining the land Of c.
b. Williams, and running down to Fulton town.
about quarter of mile from the corporation line
containing FIFTEEN ACRES, with good Dwelling,
and all neeessary out houses; . fine well of Water
in the yard The land is in state of
and would make splendid Market Garden. Also, a
TRACT OF LAND, lying six miles from the city,
on the South.side of the Main Williapsburg Stage
road, containing S4l acres, all in wood and heavy
timber except about 80 acres, which has been cult
waited, with good well of water. This tract would
make . fine Farm, as 1t all lies we'll
The wood 10 very valuable for its convenience to
market and il in half mile Of the York River Rail-
road. So
Also another tract opposite the same on North ade
of said Williamsburg road, running to Stony Run
road and bounded both sides by said roads It's en-.
tire length, and corners in few feet of the York
River Railroad and contains 66 acres all in wood ex-
cept shout 20 acres -
This tract has new Cottage residence, int neatly
fnished, with good stere-house, and some other
buidings store 10 kept at it at this time and is
said to be good stand.
For further information apply to Mersrs. GoDDrN
APPERsoE or to the subscriber at his residence the
nrst named place. WM. r. HORD
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