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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
TTHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWBEDFoRD
and TAUNTON-Inand route without delay change Of
baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel STONE
and COMMODORE, Capt X Pondleton, In connection wi
stonington and Pyoydenre and Boston and ProydeS
Railroads leaving Newly daily SUNDAY excepted) from Pe
No. n. R. first wharf above Battery place. m ana
Stonington so arrival of the Mail train whes
leaves Boston az $50 p. IN. -
The COMMODORE, from New York-Mondsy, Wedne,
day and Friday From Sonnston-Tuesday, Thursday And
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. York-Tueaday, Thar
day and Saturday. From Stonngtcp-Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers arrival at Stonington, proceed immediately ps
Railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Express Mail train reaching said places several hours IN "
those by other and In ample time for all tn
early Morning Lines connecting North and East Passenser
who pre- board the steamer enjoying nsbt'
undsurbed beakiasins desired and leave stonnga
In the train connecting at Providence with the ii
train for Boston, Taunton and New Bedford.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train ,hfou
each
Through tickets Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday, @
Nantucket Holiness Hole aud Woods Hole, via New Bedfc
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
passage berth state freight, spplics
be made Pier No North River at the ONCE, Nc. Bal
teryplace.
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EDW'D K COLLINS No. IS Wall-st " Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY g. Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
. - - No n Austen friars, London.
B. O. WAINRIGHT Co, Paris
The owners Of these ships will be accountable gold
silver bullion specie ewey, precious metals
less bulls Of lsdng signed therefor and the value taeres
therein expressed.
Shippers will please take notice that the sps Of this line
cannot carry any goods contrabsnd Of wa.
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Buil6ins Hlaterials.

ROOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest and
~ best article for covering roofs is TAR ROOFING PAPER
which keep constantly hand szi will cell in large or
small Quantities % suit purchasers.
JAS. 1. DERRlCKsoN Co., No. s. B eknan-s..
ITO FARMERS and SHELL
LINK constantly on hand and for Factory corner
of Sth-st and llhav. VIM j. SPEERS
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Marken-CARETULLYR REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY Jan g. 1855.
ASHES-Tbe market is rm for both kinds the demand light
At ~ and for Pearls
COTTON-A moderate business done TODAY The an
the Canada Halifax and reception Of her
in the by telegraph has not Influenced the
market though nothing has ranspred receipt Sales
o SO bales az quotations;
SEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION
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- cepted)-Leave Brooklyn for Greenport 10 e m. b.
fsPhank 10 and Saturday 3:1 p for Fursinsds.
and syosset, 10 N and S;t5 FOR Hampstead, 10
and $50 P Leave Greenport for Brooklyn, 10 ~
Ysphsnk II :S3 m on Mondays $40 a. m. lakeland ~
p m, on Mondays $3.50 m FTmngdale, $50 q. IN. Ha
and $50 Jamaica, $40, $40, and $40 m. aid ~
and 40 .. 10.
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Ocean Gteamers, Sc.


DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY, No. IA
i Broadway, for CALIFORNIA, OREGON SANDWICH "a
ISLANDS and CHINA-Freigh Parcels and Letters VIII DC
dispatched per steamer STAR OF THE WEST iva NcIs
rual THIS DAY Jan. Freight received until smsn par
cells and letters until y o'clock. "M IL HALL asou1.
TOR CAIIFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCTION
Il or FARES-FIFTY POUNDS OF BAGGAGE FREE
all over ten cents per poundDsys Of sailing CHASGEp
10 the eh and oath Of each month-NEW-lORka and CALi
FORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICARAGUA31aaSSSSTI;TS
sorry TRANSIT COMPANY (of Nicaragua PhOfhh-
TORSThroush advance of the mais10 miles shorter tnAn
any other Through rates Of fare TO San
Second Cabin. .............,..'''''''''''' -
Steerage.
The splendid doube-engine steamship sTAk OF THE
WEST 500 tuns burden Captain miner whi cave ,e
No North River o'clock for punta Arenas on
WEDNESDAY Jan g. 1856, connecting with the aeansnip
UNCLE SAM 1900 tuns burden over the NICARAGUA Iras.
route having but twelve miles Of land transportation oS
class carriages. ,,.,..L ,.,.. 4.
entirely free from disease and that the Political troubles In Nj
c,us have ceased Pece has been made between the con-
tending parties and not the slightest interruption In the transit
between the oceans need be apprehended
For information passage aIply only 20 ,,r..x..n
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, NO Z Downing sreen
STAMPED letters taken for Ct cents each.
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"IARIFN ON. at Wholesale and Retail



Il IW GILES BROTHERS celebrated pANp W 49, 80
COFFEE ACKNOWLEDGED 10 be equal 10 inc nheet e1 i;s
Coffee and the eheciua remedy for Dyspeps,
~. D,r.nreueDt Of the Liver, Nervousness, &c '"
TIFS BRO and 81 Nsshington-st, impoI.es "
hs D.ndeliou Root manufacturers OF the pure Auu
s5nl,erned pANDELION COFFEE, put up IN TN cans VIZ.
fSc sirile of our signature each wrapper a. o,eouo
against imposiure. Sold by A. b. " SAWS y" ru "
TIME WONDER of the AGE Dir IOBiAo
i VENETIAN LINIMENT is warranted 70 cure Oho.ers'
Collie Sea Sickness Chronic Rheumatism, 'omltnss Sus
Bum. old Sores. Swengs Toothsche and pains OF al hna
GREAT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
Cant Comstoek Of the Baltic, COLLINS LinsJ VI"
cured Of severe attack Chronic Rheumatism in few days
nv DR. Tobias celebrated Venetian Ia niment
FROM THE EDITOR or THE POLICE GAZETTE:
NEwYoRK Jan s. 1853
n, ro.sD.,, Sy. Please IN few bottles OF
vonr Venetian Eminent and allow to state AZ the same
ne thar whenever have used t for Rheumatic Pans TOOTH
srhe Ne Il ha been attended with immediate reet
Of mi friends also your Linnent and bear 70 "
high value. am, dear Sir, yours very Tryhw
RHEUMATISM OF TWO YEARS CURED IN TWENTY
NEw.YoRx, Dec S, 1855.
DEAR sIR: cannot allow myself 20 be silent IN respect 70
your valuable Venetian Eminent suffered LOT TWO years
rom Rbeum stism been treated by several
and also used many patent medicines without reei un
trend advised me 10 try yours and wonderful 10 relate vi"
cued entirely by apple atoms You may use TINS as YOU
ace 81 ard III the Of one who Is unefns Iom
that awful complaint being cured IL Will AFFORD me pressure
.nd will confirm the who may can on me
~ THORNE WALLING, No. ST. Washinston'se
To Dr. TOBIAS, No. 90 Courtlsndtst
Price Is and 80 cents Sold BY all the Druggists
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MINIATURE ALMASAc.....THs DAY.
SUy-Rses. .7:24 ets.......4:52 MooS-Sets.. -
HIGH wArER..............THIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 1923 Gov Island 1913 Hell 81
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TT'HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL STEAMERS.--The ships composing th.

OIOWlD9:
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC Capt Eldridge.
BALTIC, Capt Comstock. ADRIATIC.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly for
Government service every has been their
structon also their engines insure speed
and their accommodations for unequaed for ee
and comfort Price Of passage from New York Liver
pool in fsteass cabin, $50; in second do S75 exclusive
Of extra aierooms s925; from Liverpool New
York 80 and guineas An experienced Surgeon attached
each ship. No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES SATTTNG
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MONDAY Dec. "a 1855 the Trains Will leave Onsmoers
Northern and Western Train Mail Train, 80 IN TnIossa
Way Train ~ m. Express Train, For PoaShseepns
T:lS. on and $50 p M For Peekskll, $50 For sing
sing and M The Sing Sing and Peekskm Trains stop
The WAy Stations Passengers taken AZ Chambers, lana,
christopher and Slst sts SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN MP N.
from Csnasi for Albany aud Troy stopping at all MAJ Ste
tions H.
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l. and LIVERPOOL Jackets. This line will be com
posed Of the following new and splendid ships. yir
CALHOUN.....2O 900 nsNnrden. Capt y. II. Trumsn
H. CLAY ....I 500 tuns svden.. Capt David Csulkns
WEBsTER... 1900 uns burden. Csot J. Lawrence.
ORIENT.........20o0 tuns BURDEN Capt Geo g. Hill
The above vessels have been rece&J kGt and the
largest and most substsn tisl in the trade.
They commanded by Of experience ndsbity The
accommodations are superior and every ereon will DO
made promote the comfort OF passengers and the
OF shippers FOR Freight or Passage apply
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No. q Broadway
Agents in Liyerpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co, No. 10 Gofs
Plaza
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NOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
IN viii their WEEKLY sAILINGS in February
1856 The will thereafter be dispatched formerly
Liverpool from New-York and Boston alternately.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAMSHIPS.
FROM SEwYoEK TO LIVERPOOL.
second taon fassa8e. IS
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
tAoin
Second Cabin Passage ................ en-
The shipe from Boston call az Halifax.
fb 5.s Calt: Jpdkins CANADA, Capt. Lang
ARABIA, Capt J. Stone. AMERICA Can't shsn,or
ASIA ccspt T. O. Lott NIAGARA. Capt ayre
,,hhICA Capt. harrison EUROPA Capt ]. Ieitch
These vessels clear white hzht AZ ast hesd grs Al.
starboard bow; red on por-bow.
AsIA Lott ..-...leaves Boston Wedne~iav Ian laZs
49, caves Boston Wednesday, Jan. l6 1880
1890 SHANNON leaves Boston Wednesday Jan % ass
bhnSA Harrison. leaves N.York Wednesday, Feb g. Is5s
6R1pa Siote... eees Boston Wednesday, Feb Is 1856
r6hsiA Judkins leaves NYork Wednesday Feb % is56
berths not secured until paid for ~
Al experienced surgeon on board
nc os nes OF these ships will Be accountable for (od
shVer bnon Specie Jewey Precious Metals nn
e.s BUS Of !sdng signed therefor and val thereof
therein expressed - e''
Sor freight CT Passage apply 20
T. CUNARD, Nc. Bovlirs.syss,
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M0nal.
n. xor.t forms. especially az.

HIrIrRlJGJA in its worst forms, especially at
~ S,i' a. g.. and head 70 cured By the ASSHlLA-
ron il completely RAsaas. .S and when ~ eF Ss 4.
the least symptoms Of Gout preveps MuFSirR No a.;
R.sr.y Pamphlets with best city esmorA' 'en' 0y
mail gratis.
DOMAN EYE BALSAM.-This Balsam Is con,
X al, ,seonmeuded A. the beet and most snceessai
49, y.ss sor Sore Ewes In where the eyel.ds arc
ssS Il srodae.. a,most relief and usually snee
@rists en,e .er two or three sppeanons fnSe % ees
Ter ar B. 4 D. SANDS, No. loo Futon-st so'd Also "
Drussssts generally.
HAARLEM OIL, at Wholesale and Retail
w.rrsnted genuine Pu. up for The rsSs N spNf
SANE FOR sale t the old stand where beta Hss pen P
for The I.,, ninety yearA CHARLES :. Ldr IL
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u. HAVANA and NEw-ORLEANS-On THURSDAY
and fsvorite steamship GRANADA Capt s p Griffin, will
sail as above.
Passage can be secured at the Compsnys office.
Freight 70 New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot -,
Shippers will be supplied with bank bills OF adns OF The
form signed by the Company application their office No
other signed and bill Of sdns will be signed aer the
hour OF sailing - A.,
For freight apply az tho otce OF the Sopsny no
1T Walst, corner Of Warren NJ o. hObEhIS
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II STATES MAIL LINE.-The new and Splendid HeaInship
KNOXVILLE, Capt c. d. Ludlow, will leave New York for
Savannah WEDNESDAY JAN g. from pier No. North
River, ct o'clock p. m. precisely
Bills adns signed By the clerk board For freight sp
ply board, or for passage 10 - -
SANL L. MITCHELL, No. IS Broadway.
Cabin passage Savannah s25 for Florida through tickets
TO Jacksonville, S3l Pilsks, SIS .
Large and commodous ssye Savannah for Florida
three times week connecting with the steamers from New
York on Tuesdays and Saturdays
The steamer FLORIDA, Capt NJ s. woodhull will succeed
the above, aud leave on SATURDAY,, Jan. Y
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Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Canal-st
in Neu Conner 1s,h-z, "a tth-.v

~ Commencing g.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Canal.st
in New.Yosk; ~ Corner 1th-', and tth-ay
m, (E1J u M, CEH $40 p ~ FOR milton s.rsaosl
Fairfield Southport and Westport: II M $40 a.
For NOrsalk: Ia m I'm. EI) 3:9, 4, 5i5 p 10. Z.
Stamford 7, ss. m. Ex); ~ m, (EK), $40 5:BpH
For Port Chester and intermediate ststiOns m Rss
CossEcrisG TRaNs-For Boston: a. M CRr1, snn
EI) For Hartford and Springfield: a. (EIli u N
p M lE1l For Connecticut River Railroad to aOnre.i
a No. EIl For Canal Railroad a. m. (Ex.l; u Wa
field. For New-LoGdoR Railroad a. m. D. M For Hoo
satonie Railroad: IN For Nsusatuck Railroad:
P m. (EI) For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad; 7Ir
TRANS ToH NEw.YoRK-Prom New. Haven: $50, T. -
a. ~ l;e (EI.li 4i5o s;26 m (EI) From BrdsSsn.
Nofwat sa s:i5 o:52 M IA a:ls ' EI SIS 30
EI) From Port Chester: $50 SIS ia s:57 ii 80 N :;
sep m JAMES II. HoYT, 'superinteDd't-
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHLLLLAA
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ~ 20
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ct The FAST tlD
ssyes PhlsdePh. Tor Ptt:6grgh z and Pist.ha
philadelphia At u m THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRIAL essss'
adephia at 10 p
The above lines connect at Pittsbush with tho r.ros, =
and from 81, Louis Mo- Alton, Gsens and Chicago, b1S
frankfort Lexington. and Louisville Ky; Tene Hsus Nae
son La Fsyette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati. Day.
lImbus zane.yie M1s-on Wooster Ohio; also Si %
steam Pc ket boats from and 10 Orleans ST. LOUIS '
vile AID Cincinnati L..
For further particulars see hand bills in the hotels Of dig gg
Passenger will find this tie shortest most expeditions and ~
Portable route between the East and West ..,.,,l
Through tickets be had at either Of the ssoyene
r. B. DEAN, Agent New,Jersey Rsilrosd Co foo VA
L. ELLIcOTT Agent Pe1n,yly.9,. Rsl,o.s g goa
THOMAS MOORE Agent cor. lIth and aaTt .sst.,sa,
NEWTON, Apnl ~ 1855 EHAsS~
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~ in connection With the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
o~p, 20 Msuch ChunkWiner arrangements commencing
Nov TO- 1855 NewYork for Maaeh Chons snd inter-
mediate places from Pier No North River ta
Pastor |. 7:SD and Sis P. for somerVihe, IiSnt
i045 m Sis and $50 The above trans coohest
Enrsbeth with the NewJersey Railroad leaving New
\ IN m "'- JOHN o. SrERNS. Superintendent
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CALLING DAYS, 9Th and Goth of each month

~
- Four hours Ocean, by Panama Railroad .
bs baggage free Through California via Panama Railroad
The Mail Steamship Company intend to dispatch for AsPlnw
on MONDAY Jan. 81 at o'clock precisely, from Pier
foot of Wa North River the we'll known and ayore
steamship ST LOUIS Chas Boggs Passengers and Mails
will be forw arded by PANAMA RAILROAD and connect at
Panama with with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
nifcent steamship GOLDEN GATE, Capt. A. H. La Roy,
wbb will he In readiness and leave Immediately for San Fran
cisco For passage, apply TO W. RAY MOND,
AT the only office Of the Companies No. IN Westst.,
corner Waren-st. fronting the North River y. Y.
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Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-sEMI.

"a IlNJINAID4h'-
II WEEKLY U. S. MAIL HE-The and splendid
Steamship JAMES ADGEh 8 G Turner, commanded will
p precisely For Freight apply on board where all bs OF
fading will be signed and for Passage at the ONCE Of sPoF
FORD TILESTON Co., No. % Broadway Cabin Passage,
s25-The magnificent Steamship NASHVILLE, NJ Berry,
comm viii succeed, and leave on WEDNESDAY, Jan
I6 The favorite steamship CAROLINA will make regular
trips the various landings the ST. Johns River Foda
connecting with the steamers from New York, and leave
Charleston EVERY TUESDAY. at O'Clock p
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steamboais an6 Railroads.

GREAT CEN Al RIO U L L. -
NJ The Through Ticket aud Freight Offce Of tie
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ana their Rsoad and Steamboat Connections 70 Chesso
Mlwsuiee Gslens Burlington, ST. Louis, Cairo AID al points
". sH,SPENSIoN BRIDGE BUFFALO, OF oSwEoo, set
No us BROADWAY, " Y.
Corner Of CourtlandtsL DARIUS CLAIM, Asene
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Progress.

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