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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
WHAT SHALL THEY Dor

To ne Edtor II Tie N r. TTtbHne
SIR: Please allow a small space In your columns Tor
the insertion of few words on q subject wei worthy
the attention Of benevolent minded individuals. re-
fer to refined intelligent ladies' widows, and otherwise
reducnd in circumstance abundsntly capable and de-
sirous Of sustaining Themselves but without the means
of obi aiming employment adapted TO their taste and
position. fhave In my mind now four such peycns,
Two Of them young widows, who have been from Their
childhood accustomed to the most refined and culfi-
waited society, whose sensibtes deter them from pse
icv making known their wants, but 10 whom It would
he n pleasure either 10 pursue some employment ~
their own houses or to superntend the care OF family
OF motberess children. There very few facilities
for persons thus situated to obtain the requi.ite In
formation. Can you, or any OF your patrons MORN
me how may supply it to those needing IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
THE LAND SPECTATORS IN IOWA.

THE LAND SPECTATORS IN IOWA.
To Ne Editor Of Them Y Trttuasi
SIR: / deem it act Of justice to Western em-
gTants, to correct a few statements made by TIE
TRIBUNE Of Last week. concerning land speculation in
Iowa, by Resident Of that State. The pith Of
Lis statements is this that half Of the State IL IN
the hands Of non-resdents and specuators-that land
warrants are not accepted at the Land offices when
money il ofered-and that all the land fit for use IL
taken up, and selling at IS and upward per acre
The frst statement il not true one unless " Uncle
Sam" be considered nonresident of Iowa.
have plots Of portions Of that State, IN single
township of which be bought at Government pnce,
dozen fine prairie farms, OF 100 acres eacD Gil 10 one
BODY And there are thousands of such farms scat
tered throughout the State yet uDsOldi and thou
sands Of school sections and swamp lands yet to De
sold at public sale. And is safe to say that one hall
of the andhoders of the State bought last
wear with the intention of settling, and they Will do 10
this year.
Tie case with land warrants IL this: suppose two
men enter landoffice, with warrant for Ioo
acres the other has the money for IT. the one oners
his scrp the ether the gold for the same farm 10 de-
termine which shall have the land they begin TO bid,
but seldom reach SO So unless the locality very val
liable. Now if he who has the warrant has BID the
highest o. So his scrip brings him so acres instead
of leo, and leaves the remaining " for the other p-
chaser at OIL IS per acre. but if the one VINO has the
money bids e2 So be pays t4OO for the loo, or 800
for So and eaves the other 50 for the man with the
warrant to take at Government price. Now what 10
there wong in this The that pays the most Tor
the land gets it, whether be pays scnp, or gold
As for all land " fit for use selling at g and up
ward per acre. it is a mistake. would consider Il a
profitable contract TO bind myself TO supply hundred
farmers with many dry, nch pralre iarIns IN Iowa
at s2 so and Is per acre. Nevertheless admit thsIe
Is Io timbered land in the state selling ior ie nan -
per acre. Az Iowa eUk'Ifoh'
Mlsa, O., FEB. S. isss
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avoid tedious Assent, the highth Ct a5-uTdi,y IN
their estimation. AL depends upon the farmers
whether such state OF things shall e1is, much longer
They are the parties most interested and long as
they will submit TO the old cgy views Of their fathers
just long viii they tie cursed with roads that are an
abcinaion. IT. the contrary, they desire to travel
expense double the work they do now, let them
move in the matter and that in the future all our
common roads avoid hills wherever pract'cablei and
where impracticable, let the hills be graded, the
streams bridged, the rocks removed, and they Will
confer e great blessing on their posterty. ). 2. W.
Sratb~Te Pc FRIDAY, FEB ,, 1855.
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CHARTER REFORM.

To the Editor Of the n. Y Tribsne
SIR: As Charter Reform Is the order of the day, l
would suggest that the Board of Aldermen be elected
by general ticket that every voter In the city nay
vote for each and all the Aldermen. In Boston the
Aldermen are elected in this manner, and It 10 not re-
quired that the Alderman shall reside in any particular
Ward.
If this plan were adopted here some men who Dis
grace their position would find Il difficult to obtain an
election W.
York Feb. "A, 1895
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A CORRECTION.


Sir: find the following in your paper OF to-day:
"A Harry RErUR-Undsr this espsion Ias CAsres ~,
nal Of this city chronicles the return me Epscop ola
he General Theological seminary-n Remarkably ssden
snner in.d the Church Rome His public fennncisuon
~ ,aok lace Ia the Of the Advent Boston
Now this affair, over which The Church papers
made such triumphant fuss, and displayed then rssa,
aooJ serse i true az far as goes but unfortunately
z aem and happily for him. the young man has again
crossed the fridge from Professionalism 10 Catholicism
having lately made application to be rece'oed back
ngaIn into the Catholic Church. BY Publishing tins
SEQUEL 10 The Church JoSrn0Fs story you will DO sn
act Of Justice to the young man himself, and obhge
You're &s., W. H.
F.Lraays 10. I2G
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IN THE MAITER of the KE-SALE of DOR.

: =
i ton Of the REAL ESTATE Of EDMUND 5; WlLLErrS
dece.ed for the payment OF MS de5is-AD
Of County OF Neviork, daed January 18th 1850 aud
TO s,.gts We ISAAC MiLLETrs ana AaA
OF the Estate Edmund s. Wileits, deceased viii sell at
fS AreI o 81 4S Of Mach next at IL
the following described Lands and Buildings IN Tue City
Face Nc All that certain lot piece OF parcel Of land
situae yirg and being the Twelfth WaTd o. the City Of
NewYoII and bounded as foows point
Tho oulefy sde q yfourth street
hundred and eighteen feet tour inches re.ery from
the south westerly Of tie Thiayeuue ssd One hun
yiourthstreet thence running westerly along
the southeTly aide of
feet and four inches thence soGhery psra' win
the Trdenue hundred feet aSi eleven nehe. 70 we
center line Of bloch weny third
and iourlhstee. ntuss pa
ALE with One hundred and twenty orhsireet twenty ono
feet inches ard thence nOrhery parallel with the
Tiroevenue one hundred feet ard eleven inches 70 'he pace VI
bsfinnint o,h., 10, or r,,,,l If land
situate living being In the Twelfth Ward OF tho City OF
New YcIk and bounded as foows BEGINNING At point on
The ,oukery side Of Oushundrei tndtwenyourth street
dis three hundred ard thirty nine feet eight inches Westerly
the nth westerly sSner Of Die Ihrdavenue and oIs
h thence running westerly
along the southery aide Of Onehundred ouIn
etwenty one feet four inches h.nee soatnsy 20
the line Of the block between
INV p.Isel with One HUNDRED
,yone and four inches and thence ncrthey parallel WIN
tie hundred feet eleven niche TO the pee '
Parcel No 9Al.o all that certain d~ cling house and LOT Of
land .rste lying and being in the Twelfth ward Of he oiy
OF New orb bounded folowsi Commencing al point on
u ,oul ey side Of One and twen ytouthsr a.
Ii. center Of party wall di'snt two hundred and Ninety
feet westerly from the south westerly corner .. vac
dred twenty fourth street twenyone feet four nehs
S seven 9hs5 10 the e SoeE
sosr.S third and One hundred Twenty fourth
StTes thence eniey parallel with One hundred ands~en.y
fourth street and four inches to the center OF
ass ussr.d feet and eleven inches to the P,ce Of beginning
Term.-Ca'h-D.'sd Ee c T4l J. 4Ts ia
i.so law6vW ARABELLA WILLErS, Administrator
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AIc0irdi.
RAISAM-For WEAK EYES

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM-For WEAK EYES
II ard INFLAMED EYELIDS.-This BALsAM Is the
very hest sstion that BE- nsed for inaAnnaoy
"a he Fves and Eyelids When the disease comm ID
10 he estet Of the Eyebl and internal hnas OF the
Td ats ain oct Ike magic alsying al irritation and n
81 Price IS cent? Ter jar foT sAle By A .. d.
SANDS Drsrsis,s No ieo FEitop-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
TN THE MATTER of the SALE of the REAL

4 EETATE q HUGH MUNATuAN Ieeeas5d '0' VIC -
spce Of the Surrogate Of the County OF New"
dated Jsnuny 18th, 1856 aud pursuant 10 statute yANE
DELANEY late sghan) Adrninra'rx OF the Estae OF
Hugl Monaghan late Of the City Of Newfork deceased VIII
se At rubiie the Merchant Exchange N the Iy
Of on the Twentieth March 1875 a. IL oeoci
At noon the following described ot OF LAND II he O 81
NevYork namely: All that certain lot piece aud parcel OF
Land situate Sixteenth Ward Of the City OF Ne~iork
on tie rorthery side Of 1hrtysrh street snd known an.
Sixteenth Ward Of the City Of NewYort beousns to tho
Estate George Rapee deceased dated New asLen ~
1870 AIDE BY GeoIse B. Smith City Surveyor by the Number
eight hundred and forty 47 and bounded a.
besins at the nOrthery side Of Thirty street
distant one hundred and twenty five feet westerly from the
westerly eide Of Tenth avenue iheHee running ma
rsrale Tenth ninety eight feet nine inches
enc. westerly parallel TO Thryaxh street twenty nve
feet tence southery and parallel 10 the Tenth ay.nue nnei
eight inches the northeriy nde OF Thrysitn
and thence essiey along the norery ale OF
the place Of be ginning New
January 90 1885. JANE DELANEii AaininnIst.,...;
IyVIs y. RED, IL, Proctor. JAY lswo""
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NEW wTDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK to ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER and
GENFSEE VALLEY RAILROAD IL epen, and, in con
with the Buffalo Corning and and Newi
Erie Railroads forms direct route from New'fork to
RoCl hester.
The drectness Of this route together with the superior com
fri afforded by wide renders BY far the most tesa
be between the above red cities.
Tickets can be procured the NewY and Ere Railroad
Ticket Office foot of Duanest and No l93 Broadway so IN
Jertey City.
Baggage checked through. 80
Feghs will be Transported between New York and Roct
ter with dispatch Any information desired in regard therein
obs ed by calling the General Freight AGENT OF tue
New.York and Railroad Erie Buildings, c. TAPfAN
FYIress Freight Agent, No. 100 Broadway.
No trains On the Buffalo Corning New York Railroad
Sunday. J. A. RLDtI ELD, superintendent
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- President Of the Farmer Banh Of ssrs,oss Cosnty at
SOLOMON IHAYER-Summous for 9 nancy emsnd on con
tract (Cer. not seTved.l To SOLOMON rHAfER foe
hereby ssnmOned and required 20 the complaint u
this acton which Sled in the Office Of the Ciert Of
tie City and COany Of Sewfot and to serve copy Of your
the ssd rsnt the su>cbers a. them os
in the City Of Sewych within days stsr the services
Of this simmons you exclusive Of the lay Of such service
ard you fail snsw.r the said complaint thin the time
sioresse the rsnts this Will take Judgment against
you for the of four hundred and dollars snd twsnt
cents with interest from The theh day Of July one thousand
esht hundred ard tyour besides The cost Of tns Aetoa
Dated December = las STEVENS HOXiE,
80 lsvtvW Pl.ntfs Attoruevs, No q BeekmAIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

LNOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-
IL WEEKLY UNITED STATES NAIL LINE--1hs ssen
DID steamship MARION, w. Poster, commander viii Leave
Pier No a North River, on WEDNESDAY Feb % II
seleeh precisely. For Freight apply board whore an
Of sPoT FORD, TILEsTON l. Co. No % Broadway. Cabin
PsTss. s26 The and aEni6cent JAS ADDER
C. Tanner comm nder, viii succeed and leave SATUR
DAY Fsb 81 The "a gorite steamer CAROLINA makes resu
lar trips the various landings st. Johns River
FLORIDA connecting With the Eew-York snd
issvns Charleston EVERY TUESDAY at 2 O'Clock y M ,
precisely. Tbroush tickets Jack vile ISL to Plaka
TOR LIVERPOOL.-WiTH DISPATCH
Il PATRIOTIC LINE.-The fsvoriie End somrnoious
Packet Ship HENRY CLAY Capt. d. Csrsins will
above For resht or p'sfe having very superior :eeonnO
sPOFFORD. TlLEsTON Co., No "a Broadway.
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON
800 tuns HEAVY FREIGHT for the above port nav be
had by imme date application 20 the Office %
SPOFFOkD. TILEsTON Co. No . Broadxay.
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Water-Cure.

n r. W T. s F. l. II o f T I )
~ WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
AiBRArrLEBoko, VI
The first institution Of this kind established in the United
States still former reputation, and open az all time
Of the the reception Those intending 70 .'an
themselves Of it's invited apply Terms
slO per week CONRAD WESSELhOEFT,
Manager and Supe rntendent
FREDERICK MILLER, II. D., Resident Physician.
Bratueboro, Vt, Feb, 1850
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MRS. NJ. j. MABIN, Psychical Physician and

- - Ihersfeutsf NO u W eat 1thst, New York -
once houIs: 10 O. m 10 m and 10 n tsundsys
and Wednesdays eIeeped for ladies only Examinations and
Ireserptons Tor gentlemen BY letter.
TrRhs-The first examination and prescription SIS " the
patient present, and 10 absent Ali Subsequent
toIs Persons applying by letter the
and Of the patient together with leading o the
No charge TO the truly poor
When the patient present describe the feeling cc ate
he and trace the disease it, ~Ihont
FEELING The pulse other Of the practices Of the Old
School When absent matter now great the distance
awe equally correct diagnosis. confident that my
edies (which have been sufficiently ed) will cure nne
enhs Of the Of Consumption Asthns Bronchitis
DyreIss and Eesrt Diseases Csncer0us Afecons scroaA
propsy Govt, Bheun e'sn Chronic ard lnfsstory D.I
hea ard Dy,cn'ery medicines purely vegetable
Ieatbe and prepared with under my immediate
surervon. AL Fen ale dicues ea.y and rapidy removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic e,he. WIN
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states by con
tnuou. Railway The Road also connects %
daily line Of Steamers 10 ell port IN the western
and Cleveland and ssndu:ty with steamers 70 AZ POs "a
Lakes making the most direct
reliable which FREIGHT be forwarded 10 anu
from the Great West. --,r,c,,
RATES BETW ZEN PHILADELPHIA andPil'TSbI hOh'
FIRST Boots Shoes, Dry Ooods, ian Oh per 100 .
boIes,) Furs, Feathers Sc.
SEcoNp CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry -. .
Goods lin bsles) Hardware Leather, To- per IL" I'd
Wool, Ac................sss's. .'''''''-.
THIRD CLAsS-Ansls. Bsssng, Bacon and Dr. Der 100 ID
Pork, Gin bulk Hemp, 6c. mummy
FOURTH CLA.-COhee, Fish, Bacon and 90 p.r 100 4,
PORK (paeked,) Lard and Lard OH:
In shipping Goods from point east OF fhusde PMS Ds
ticusr 20 the package Via Pennsylvania harosd All
the Agents OF this Road az fhadepha oi
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention n
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harris Wornlley Co, Men2hn Tenn
r. F. Sass Co.. ST. LOUIS J. s. Mitchell Soa, EsAnsVl4e
Ind Dumesn Bell Murdoch and Carter Jewetf Loas
vile, Ky. d. G. MeldTum, Madison Ind SpTsmsn btos
irwin Co. Cincinnati; y. W. Graham Co.. Zhn"s'I
Ohso Leeeh Co. No 81 klby.st Boston; Leeeh Co. No
Asor House New YoTk NO William at, and No Batie
ryplsee NewYork; T. J. sneeder Philadelphia hasra~
Koons Baltimore Geo. c. ! rsno Gus Pittsburgh
For further particulars or bills Of ladlrg, Apply 70
LEECH Co, Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No 2Astor House NswYors
H. H. HOUSTON, GeneT,l Freight Agent, Pan ateiphiA
] IOMBAERT. Sur eriute udent Altoona, Pa
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ MINTER ARRANGEMENT Commanding Dec. 5. 1875.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and CanaI'st
in New. York. 10. Corner 18th st and ih-av
TEAMS LElvE NEW. YoRK-For New. Haven: 7. a
(E1); I'm s. (Ex.l $40 AID For BIidEePort: T. 8
g. M (Ex) IL M (Ex), $780, p M For Milton StTatiod,
Fairfield Southport and Westport a. IL m 3:n r. m
For Eorwak: a. II M; (EKD 1920, 5:l5 p m For
Dsren and GreeLw ich: I'm $40 T. Is p. IN. For
Stamford: 7, (Ex) IL m, tEx), 3:S, 5:i5p ~
For Port Chester and intermediate Ststions' a. IN I'm
$40, 4, 5:l5, 6:l5 p. IN.
CogsEcTisG TRAISs-For Boston: 8. m. iETli p. m
(F,l For Hartford and Springfield: A. ~ tEI j. IL IN
o. M (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal
a. ~ tE1 For Canal Railroad; 8 In 'kr j. II m 70 West
field For New London Railroad: p m. 7 m. For hou.
sstoIic Rarosd: For Nsugstuck Railroad a. m )
p. III (Ex) For Danbury and Norwak Railroad: M
4p. ~. ,ao , a. OK
TRAINS TOR NEwYoRK-From New-Hayen: $50, T. gso
n ID. AS (txl; $50 1928 NJ (Ex) From bridgeport
6lO 1910 1918 q q (Ex.), 5;li 9u2 m tEx From
Eorwak 6, GA 8:l5, 1859 IN is Ell 5S s;Zo p m
ITx From Port Chester $50 G: 49, 1923 8:57 II 80 m
6:7 p JAMES II. hOl !, ouPeIIuVo'1o-l-
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nor CALJFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCTION

I ofFARES.-NEWYORKA AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the direction Of O. vanderbilt, 'oI
he Accessory Transit Company OF Nicaragua propretos
Hs of bagengs free ell 10 cents per h. Days OF sailing
changed 9th and 9h OF each month through in advance OF
e Nas-5O shorter than other route Tine splen
dN double sine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 25s ,uns
burden Capt Tnklepsugh will leave Pier No North hivef
~ o'clock D. m for Punta Arenas, MONDAY feh y,
with the steamship Uncle Sam, 200 tnns burden
over the Nicarsgus Transit route having but II miles OF land
spsroraon BY reass The Propretors can n"
ssuye the public the political troubles in Nicaragua have
ceased not interruption in the transit between the
Oceans need be sppehended For Information or passage sP
ply TO ns, yA'i N :. m II DsWoD,
At the only Office Of the Line No bowling green
Slammed Letters taken at 81 cents each.
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CUPREME COURT City and County OF New

- YoIt.-DANIEL :. YOUSGS araiust ROBERT T
IONNSLND.-SumuOns for money demand on eontrset.-
Com SER To tie Defendant You hereby summoned
and required 70 the complaint this ion, ~hh a.
ted ia The Oee Of the CLERK Of the City and County OF New
lork the 18th day Of February 1856 sni copy OF
your an.wer 20 the said complaint the sGher AZ hs o.
hoe No Nasssu. in the City Of NewIois within twe1ty
days after the service OF this exclusive OF tie
day Of such and you fail 70 the said eomlAst
within the sforesed plaintiff will take judgment for
the Of eleven hundred and dollar. and
with interest from the nineteenth dsy Of November 2 the
Of hye hundred dollars and the of sir hundred and
dollars and from the ninth day Of
January thousand esht hundred and hsH besde The
eosts Of this aetion.-Dsied February II, 1854
felS ltvewN. w McDERNOTT. Plaintiff Attorney
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Urocerite.

TOHN DW I G II L d co. ,
81 Manufacturers OF
poUBLE- REFINED AND FAMILY SALERATUSi
suprR-cARBoYATE OF s6DA SAL SODA, ETC,
No 1i2 Pesh-st. NewYork
fURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS on HAND
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TIME NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il sTATFS MAIL sTEAMERS.-The sbiPs composing thls

The following. = o,c,r,r ., v1l.iI..
BALTIC Capt Comstock. ADRlATlC.
ese ,rs having been built by contract expressly io tne
Goyement service every has been taken III teu con
suciion their engines 70 insure strength ana speed
and their for passengers are uneauaed io ere
rance and comfort Price of from Newt oIk 70 liver
Ioo I'M frscass cabin, 1850; in second do SToi exclusive
40 ~ e,,rs,ze ste.roonis SS25; from Liverpool 70 New
50 and 20 guneas An experienced surgeon saonea
zach thip No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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DEDUCED PRICEs-5oP POUNDS BAGGAGE

HI FREE-lO cents per pound on excess-Four hours from
by Panama Railroad No extra expenses Meals
on the sthmus for seeage Through Tor Ar
krnia via Railroad. The United states Mail Seense
Company will dispatch for Aspnwal on WEDNESDAY, FEB
10 OF o'clock M precisely from Pier foot OF WaTTsasL
North River, the welknown and fast steamship OEOhUt
LAW Capt VIM L. Herndon, u. 8. N.
Ps,enSes and Mails will be by Panama Railroad
and connect Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship ComPs
Person commander which will be in readiness and leave i'm
npediately for San francisco. -
ONE OF MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
avoid possible detention Of passengers or na
For ar1y 10 w RAYMOND, AZ the only once on
DE Companies No III Wests corner Wsrrenst New orr
at very low rates Panama by the steamer Oregon IN
March. Apply as above.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD:-On
and after MONDAY Dec 81 1885, and until further no
ce Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot oil Duane IS io'
low O., viz:
change baggage At Hornelsve this train connects
with way tain for Dunkrs AMI ali stations on the es'e'h
Division.
MAIL D.nkirk and Buffalo and inermeii-
this train will remain night NJ
Owego, ard proceed the next morning .
NEWBURGH EMPRESS, at P. m for NewbnfSn drect'
without change % cars.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p m via sufcrns for
Piermont and intermediate stations. 80 .,
WAY PASSENGER at ?. m for O'Syi!le aai ia'eImedi
ate stations. n,,. 80, pat.
FMIGRANT at p NJ for Dunkirk and Bunao aaa ia'e''
mediate stations.
No Train will leave on SUNDAY. -
These Express Trains connect at Ena with the Eims ana
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buiao and
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c ..,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

- The new and splendid rscAet-ship ELLEN AUSTIN,
.t '" H. 6arrid viii leave for the above port Win as
theh Dor freight passage having superior accoinao-
No ~ Broadway.
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NERGNESs ELECTRO.CHEMICAL BATHS

Prof vERGNEs, DE dseoyeref Of the process for eI'
saetius Metals from Human Body No 40 Broadway
These Baths not only metallic Medicines from the hu.
system but peculiarly eee acious in Relieving hose
sufering Rheumatism Gout Eeuralgic Psf. Weakues
Of the Limbs Sprsns Spinal Affections Uterine
Erupoos the Skin The Professor himself
for Lade Theory Students No 10 Broadway
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Bounip famo uarramts.

VAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. % Wan.st,
II va TN, b,sbest market price paid Cor LAND
and All Warrants cold by me guaranteed end
rvJed ~ man eSsIT,e s ,,s a,ss,, sa.a
Soanv Isno'' '' r J. COLEMAN, No IS Wsl-.t
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHILADELPHlA-Wll until further notice leave
Pier No H. R. at 10 O'Clock, u. Fare 81 Is The a.
and p Lines discontinued. Engrani Lines st
and o'clock . usual IRA BLISS Agent.
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf
" In connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened TO Msuch ChunkWnter Arrangements commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave NewioTk for hsuch Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River AZ 1880 for
Es,on at 1850 and $: Is for soeryie az 1880 aud
1045 S:l5 and 4: 50 The above trains connect a.
Elizabeth tie NewJesey Railroad leaving New
York from foot Of Courtlandt $50 and II and
p. m. JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

III ,nd LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-This ne viii be com
posed OF The following and sTieDdd ships, VIZ; -
CALHOIJN q tuns burden Capt u r. l'utnau
n CLAY.....i 200 tuns burden Capt Day1i anlkhS
WEBSTER go burden CspG ) Lswrsnee.
ORlGET ...... ? Geo uus burden .Cagt. Geo > tii
The have been recently built and are toe arg
ssi ard most substantial IN the use ,,,,. ~.
accommodations sup-or and every oSernoe wiz %
made TO promote tho comfort Of passengers ana the
81 sbBping FOR Ere ght or Passage ep iy 10
sPOFFORD, TILESTON GO, No y broSdwr.
~ Ascnts N Livsrpool-T GRlMsHAW Co NO ~ Gore