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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
MISSION sUNDAY-SCHOOLS.

10 TIE Editor Of the " Y. ITtoIHs
Sir: saw an article in your paper ofthe 25th inst,
headed Benevolent Rascalty," and signed Frank
lin which seems to be aimed at the Mission Sunday
schools, and requires notice accordingly There are IN
this city 1876 Mission Sunday schools with average
attendance Of 74s scholars who sought out from
oatbsome alleys and miserable novels, and taken from
ont the streets where they educating for crime and
infamy, and brought into these schools. They are
washed, decenty clad, taught divine precepts and
adherence Of vice. instructed in elementary education
yyen premiums books and religious tracts and papers,
and Thousands OF them are yearly provided with re-
spectable occupations with some of our most worthy
cizess. Nor Is this all: the influence OF these books
papers and the instruction and care OF the children
often their besOtted parents from their etnafgy
by exciting their gratitude, and they are thus lea 70
feel greater gratitude in viewing the death ana
agony of our Savior.
Since the establishment OF these schools, any oo'
server may notice great decrease in juvenile va
o,aDcy Where now are those children who once
tbronged our street-corDers every sabbath fou wiz
End them in these schools. Frsnklins object evident
~ il to poison the mind OF the pupne sga'ns' .nis
noble species of charity. II not, why does ne not
come out and let the public know what particular
schools he refers to II such game played ~ the
t@acherr selfstyled ministers others. why does ne
not hand them over TO the tender merees OF the po
lice, who would know how TO put an extingusher on
such games defy Franklin" to prove what be
aver in single instance and pronounce the whole Of
bis TRADE mott gross fabrication, Yours, &c,
HIP .HERbAAH, Attorney NO. ID Barclay street.
NO FREEDOM IN THE UNITED STATES
To ps Edi,cr ef TheN y. Irisuae
SIR; am neither for free love nor for extension Of
women's rights don't wish them slit ing in Congress-
although they would manage il better than the Rep
rsenfatives do now; but declare that arrest lady
az Mss Walters in Baltimore only for the reason
Of her wearing mans attire is the rossest outrage TO
individual freedom and to the respect due TO ladies'
which ever be committed. In Paris ladies' are a.
lowed dres. themselves men, provided that the
vert angling when zee mep wearing their plads
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by tie grace God tree and nlepsndentTo al
interested the Of ISABELLA JENKINS late Of the
City Of New York deceased creditors legstees next Of hin
or otherwise send greeting You and each Of you hereby
cited required personally be and before urro
the County Of New York at his Office in the City OF New
York on the day April next eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day then AID there to ttend the mai settle
Of proceedings OF Apolos r. Wetmore
executor Of the will and testament Of said deceased
IL testimony whereof have caused the seal Of Office OF sid
Surrogate to be hereunto All xed. Witness, ALExAN
DER W. BRADFORD, esquire. Surrogate OF our said
H. County the City of New York the 9TH day Of De-
eenlber in the year Lord thousand eight hun
bred and fly Eve.
~ IswiwWedi A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Dec. 5, 1855.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud C.na'-
IN New-York 80. Corner 3th-st. and 4th av.
TRAINS LEAVE NgwYoRK-FOr New 2, "a N.
OK I'm; Nnl $50 and p N. FOR Brdsepsrt: :, >
Fairfield Southport and WestPort: m IL m $50
For Eorw ak: In IL m (EIJ 3:20 Sis m. Fof
Stamford; 7, a. Ex); ~ M CEI), $3.50, 5:l5
For Port Chester and intermediate stsHons IL m
s:2o, T. 5:l5, 6:l5 p m.
CoxkEcrikG TR.ss1FoI Boston, m IIl p N
CEx) Hartford and Springfield m. (Exl; IL
, m U1) For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal
a m. Or For Canal Railroad: m tEx IL N TO West
field. For New London Railroad: m p N. For Hou
ssonic Railroad: = m. For Nsusatuck Railroad: ga m
p 10. (EL) For DanburJ and Norwalk Railroad: "a M
TEAMS yon NrwYoHK-rrom New Haven $50 :, s:ss
4 N. l:b (Ex); 45o, a:T p N. (Ex) From Bridgeport:
$40 t:4o 1913 2:22 lEI SILL 900 m tEIl From
EoIeall: 6, 6:4, s:ls 1889 m 2:@ LI s;S s:0 p N
6:N p. JAMES H. HOfT, eupenntendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY Dec 81 1855 and un further notice.
Passenger Trains will leave Psr foot Of Dssnsst - follows
vn 80
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ct for Buffalo direct without
change baggage At Honelsvle this train connects
With way for Dunkk and all stations The Western
Division.
MAIL, stsl5 m. for Dunt,k and Buffalo and intsrme
date stations this train viii remain night
OF OveEo and proceed the next morning .
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, 81 p n for Newbuith drsst
without change Of cars
ROCKLAND PAsSENGER, at 4 p. m via ssfens for
Piermout and intermediate Statons
WAY PASSENGER, U4 ,. N, for OtI,lls and msrns
date Stations. - ,,,,,s,
NIGHT EXPRESS, At ?. n. for Duniirh and Bsnne
EMIORANT ct s d n for Dunkirk and Bu6so and inter
mediate stations
On SUNDAY only Express Train, ats p N
These Txpress connect ct Emrs with The Elmns ans
Eissars Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls u Buffalo and Dun
kri with Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincnns
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c. .
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The WasuBrRsEs-There are three Wsshbores
(brothen) in Congress, one from Name one from Wis
corsp and one from Illnois-al men Of the true Re
publican stamp The Illinois washburpe recently
wrote the following letter, which we find in The Rock
ford Registey; ~ ~
"HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Jan. 9, leJS.
"MY DEAR Sir: have yours Of the 5th instant,
from Jersey City. am glad to hear such voice, and
TO learn that the public sentiment Of the country sp
ians the cause Of the true men in Congress- who are
20 firmly and courageously upholding the banner OF
Freedom In the great contest now wagiBg hee between
Liberty and Slavery. We are bsvisg greet ngnf,
and our men mostly stand ike heroes. FOR nearly az
weeks we have fought shoulder TO shoulder against the
gigantic power of Slavery and the inssd'ous power o.
men WHO are voting openly against as, and by men
Who are vot,e With us bat who are doing I'll they can
10 compass the defeat of Banks in sneskng and ind-
rect way. But I have faith and hope that We have
tmetpen enough TO defeat ell the schemes, and that
Ranks must eventually be elected. II have con-
tituert who does not believe that viii be the drst
one on the ground and the last Of, In this great
contesf, be- does gross injustice. am for Banks
frst last and al the time without concession or com
promise till the end Of my constitutional term.
"The North bas yielded the last time with my con-
sent. resist all further encroacbmeDts 10 the bitter
end. - 1870.
"Trumbull Il nth ss, heart and soui. Douglas 4.
not here. shall always be glad to bear frou 700
write in come haste. Truly, YOU f, wsshausrr
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Bniloins alateridls.

n, u..h. D;,;ne rroms ke. GARNkfRk
EMMY TOPse DRAIN PIPES, &C. For sale BY
MJILFR COAyfs6 YOU'LL w ~ isN'' - y y
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DEIGIAN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP

II LINZ between 1OHh
steAmer comprising this Line are the i9i9wlne
ONSTITUTrON... Paugin, Commanded
LEOPOLD I....................A.M Michel Commander.
DUO DE BRABANT, CONGRESS
The splendid and powerful Iron Screw Steamship BEL
GIQUE $500 tuns A. H. L. Tack Commander, will sail from
Newly for Antwerp stopping at southampton, Oh sATuR-
DAY February g. from Pier 81, North River.
Price of Passage in First Cabin e0o. -
No Freight received after February and no bills Of sdne
ened Parcels received the day Of sailing No berth
until paid Baggage wanted during the voyage
shpd be below with passengers sddre and sent
On bpsrd tbe day hseeooie sailing.
an experienced Surgeon on board
For Freight or Passage in First Cabin apply to
AUGUST BELMONT, No. 7 Hsncvere
Far Psssee In Second c sbn and steeIsge apply 70
SABLE L. CORTlS, Nc. 30 Fulton-s
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CUPREME COURT.-County of New-York:-

CUPREME COURT.-COunty OF New YORK.
- JOHN BACK AT. MARY ANN CRUSSELL William
Crusse Mary his wife Walter Cruse and Csthsrlne his
wife Cre and Harriet his wife Frederick SEIZURE
Wife William RlAbock and Martha J. his wife aad Charles
Brown-Sumnons relief Com served-To the De-
ndsnts: You hereby summoned aud required TO eIs er
tie amended in this action which fed this day
ia the ce OF the Clek Of the City and County OF Sew-foFk
o. the City fNewlork snd to serve copy Of your answer 70
the said complaint the subscribers az their Once No
III said city within twenty days after the service
OF this you exclusive OF the day Of such service
sad If you the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the Plaintiff this viii apply 70 the Court for
relief demanded in the congratulated November H.
1855 sIkNENS HOME,
as isyierw Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Ocean 9teamers, Sc.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA.-For
IL LIVERPOOL.-The AFRICA. Neil Shannon, ConmsndS
viii s from the Company Dock a. Jersey cry VIII me
Mails and PsseDRer for Europe WEDNESDAY me on OF
Febrpsiy, at 10 o'clock precisely
Ps,serrers are requested 10 be on board by 81 g. No.
The PERSIA will sail on the @fh February;
3. CUNABD, No. Bowling green.
EOR CALiFORNIA.-GREA REDUCTION
II sfFAREs.-NEw-YoRK AND CALIFORNIA STEAM.
SHIP LINE under the direction of c. Vanderbilt Agent for
e Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua propetors 80
bssssss all 10 cents per b. Days Of sailing
changed 9th Gath Of each month through in advance Of
bsis51o miles shsrter than any other route Through
rates Fare San Francisco: Fret Cabin, tl75 Second
Cabin 8l25; Steersge SIS The splendid doubsen sine
steamship STAR OF THE WEST 1900 runs burden, Capt
Miner will leave Pier No North River, at o'clock m for
Punta Arenas on SATURDAY, Feb. connecting with tho
ship Cortez 200 burden the Nicaragua Tran
M route having but "a miles transportation BY htclass
esrstes The propretors the public that the
oe,ic troubles in ceased the slightest
teupop in the rsn the Oceans need be spprs
kepded For information passage apply 10
JAMES NJ CROSS,
at the only Office Of the Line No Bowling green.
stsrnyed Letters taken at St cents each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

- and JAMES w. LINVlLLE sssast JOHN Ok5Eh,
sheriff Of the City and County Of Sewiork ALENASpEh
T. FIsKE and HARVEY B. ANDERSOS-Sannous for I.
nor ey deusnd contract. tCOm. cot served ITO hAk-
Wy B. ANDERSON; You are hereby summoned ard re-
CURED tire compliant II this action, which VII ne
fled in the ose OF the CLERK Of the City and County Of New
York A tie City Hall in the City Of Newfok sd 10 serve
DOW Of vonr the said complaint the subscriber 81
lis ofhce No 10 Wallst IN the City OF Sewfofk witnin
twenty DAYS the ts exclusive
tf thesy Of such services sud fail the sad
complaint within the time aforesaid the yaa;d N thu aeton
will apply tn Court for the relief demanded in the com
rlaint.-Dsied 18th Move saber. 1855
SYLVESTER LAY, Plaintiff Attorney,
No. 10 Wall-st Eesyork.
The complaint il This Gctioa duly fled l. "a Cs-
,aiee Oh the III dsy of January. 1851
is l.w5wW SYLVESTER LAY, plaintiffs Attorney.
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TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

EKw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin Passage .ss..'''s''''''''"Vi
Second Cabin Passage ......''''''''' 70
PROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. 49,.
Chief CABIN Passage.
Second Cnbln Passage. oe
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA, Capt. Judhins iCANApA, Capt Lang.
ARABIA, Capt j. Stone. AMERICA, capt shannon
ASIA Can't s. g. Lott. NIAGARA Capt Ryrie.
AFRICA Can't Harrison. EUROPA. Capt. j. Letch-
These vessels carry clear white light o. mast nesa seen ON
stArbosrd bow red oil portb - .,
AMERICA, Little. LEAVES Boston "wednesday Jan 70 i8
AFRICA Shannon leaves York "Wednesday, Feb 1856
IRABIA Stone leaves Boston Wednesday, Feb IL. 1856
PEReiI Indlin. leaves Yorh Wednesday, Feb 90 1885,
chEIDa fsns leave. Bostop "Wednesday, Feb n. 1885,
xoIh 81, ~ leaves N YORK Wednesday, NH S, 1856
AMERICA Ryre.. leaves Boston Mednesdsy ~ ioSo
AFRICA Shannon. LEAVES fosk Wednesday NJ iS ioo
Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board - -,
these ships wi not be accountable for 0od
SILVER Bullion Specie Jewery Precious stones or stet.s un
therein expressed
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling. green.
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~ President Of the Farmers Bank of Ssraogs County sgt
SOLOMON THAl ER-Sumuons for money demand on con
irsct. Com. not seryed) To SOLOMON THAlER: You
hereby summoned and required the complaint IN
t action which this dan fled in the office Of the Clerk Of
City aud County Of Newisk aud copy Of your
Aver the said complaint the subscriber e, their office
IN Of New.York within twenty days after the service
Of this you exclusive OF the day OF such service
and yon fail the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff this action will take Judgment against
the Of hundred and dollars and twenty-five
cents the threth day July thousand
eight hundred and fyour besides the cost OF This scton
Dated December g. 1855. STEVENS HOME
80 lawtwW Plaintiffs Attorneys No D Beskman-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

yrRNoSr--Ip several particulars, Vermont rs the
banner State OF the Union. A a fne wool producing
State il hard to beat As producer Of real, genu-
inc men and women" Green Mountain Girls'-h
cannot be beaten II is far up north, yet ar farming
State goes ahead Of most Of its Southern neghbon
occupying the same area Vermont can support
million Of people. IL has o most healthfal climate,
ard the best Of pure water; and the country inter
spersed with good roads, the fashion goes, and The
people have pretty good schools and colleges. There
are so many owners of farms in Vermont sick with the
emigrant fever-a sort Of itching TO move West-tha
land can be bought cheap. Its productveness may be
seen from the following statement copied from 1xe
Cousty GeRtienan:
From thirteen was harvested in October les,
SEQ bushels in the of sound corn and ~ sssbek
of soN corn. Though but little Of il has yet been
shelled il is fair to count at 800 bushels, exclusive
of the soft, which cannot be shelled.
Value Of 800 bushels delivered at railroad station
y.as sT re- s %s' .o bc.hs: :. Is
y.Ss Of p puIpl1 IN !. 1 ps lSs4
Expense ,neaSns delivery Of III. corn i:vo,j
Within f9 fraction Of a.; ss per acre for asss on
and use Of land. :
From ffte.n and half acres of oats was thrashed
by horsepower in November last:
lt(6 bushels delivered ct railroad station
above at 50 cents per bushe MINIMUM. sooJ ~
iss tuns straw, worth at barn 90 per tun....... $50
-$5o6 %
Whole c..t Of production, with delivery st depot 49,, =,
Sh OF per as i"
pros,...............,....y........sm 81
or 80 per acre. The land which heee crops were
grown is valued at 900 per acre, which IL about the
rice they command when offered for sale.
farm of one to three hunered acres, IN many local
tiles in Vermont with good buildings and stone fences,
surrounded with permanent roads and bridges, church
es, school-houses, and the like, can be bought at
price that-counting all these improvements and ID.
vantsges to the farmer-wil hardly leave the soil ss
OIL 25 per acre.
The only object in going West must be to get . great
domain for the price Of the happy old homestead In
Vermont. In real home comforts the emigrsnt wiz
nevsr find the equal of the home he parts with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

IN YORK to ROCHESTER--The ROCHESTER, and
0EEESEE VALLEY RAlLROAD now open, and. IN con
and Erie Railroads. forms direct route from NsW-Yok to
Rochester. -, 4, -
ort Afforded by the vide renders By far the most des
able between the above named cities
T;efsts can be procured the NewYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Ofcs foot DsAne aud No. iss Broadway as0 N
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through
Frehts will be transported between New York and kSeh-
sstsr vh d,r.tch ny information desired In regard thereto
can obtained by calling the General Freight Agent OF
Ne New Yerk and Enc Railroad Erie Budins or G. 81
TAPPXN EIpress Treisht AGENT, no. lss Brosdwsy.
No trains the afAo Corning and New YORK haTosd ON
Sunday J. A. REDFIEkD, Superintendent
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Ne HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANs-Ons SATURDAY
FOB e. Of D. m from pier foot Of Waens, N r., the fast
and fsvorte seamsLip EMPIRE CITY, Capt HY WINDLE,
viii fan a. above.
Pssssge can be secured at the Company's ONCE.
Freight to New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of sdns OF the
ssped by the Company application at their Office No
other gned and bill sdng will be signed after the
hour Of sailing.
Fer eeht OF passage apply the Office Of the Company No
m we st.st corner OF Warren. NJ o. ROBERTS.
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CUPRENE RT.-WlIiam T. Horn,


~ ALFRED NOXON PRESIDENT OF THE FARMERS
BANK OF SARATOGA COUNTY: asainst The 0MMER-
CIAL MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COAPANf.-
sun for demand contract tcom not scrved)
To the Defendant You hereby summoned and required 20 an
the complaint sctiou which this dsv tiled 10
the office the CLERK Of this Court in the County OF New ork
the City Of New York aid OF your aas yer 70
the said conn on the subscribers their Office, No
Beekmar said CITY, within twenty days AFTER the service
Of hi. YOU, exclusive Of the day 81 such service
sud ii you fail the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff IN this ncton will take Judgment against
for the of hundred aud twenty i've dollars, with
interest from the FIRST dsy Of september, thousand egh
hundred and fifty four besides the of this son-Daed
January -, 1856, STEVENS HOME,
$50 lsw6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys, No - Beeknan-st-
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Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given all
persons having claims against SAAC LEWIS late of the City
York clergyman deceased 10 present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office OF F. keehum,
No 79 Nassaus in the City Of New YORK. before the
twenty fifth day of May Dext-Dsted New1Ok, the Goth day
Of November, 1855 HARVEY p PEET, Administrator
M laNfmW
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CUPREME COURT.-JAMES T. SMITH,
- Plaintiff against EMILE CAUCHoIS, Detendsnt.-sum
klons-for relieiCom. TO Emile Csuchos defend
ant: You hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint in this action which will be Sled in the office OF the
Cerk OF the County Kings the City Hall In the City Of
Brooklyn copy of your answer 20 the said com
PLANT on the subscribers their Office, No. ~ Wsst In The
y of NewYork within twenty days after the service OF this
sun exclusive Of the day Of such services and
you the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
he ulain a In this action will apply to the relief
demanded In the conn lsint-Dsed Dec. q, 1855
SMITH L WOODWARD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The COMPLAINT in this action filed in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County of Kings the ID day OF January 1855.
SMITH WOODWARD, Attorneys tor Plaintiff
i,nq Ay6vs w
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-for PHlLA-
YUnited States hs and Exprsss Lines Leave New sh
3 and q m. and 4 and p m Taroush IN fosr hS1s'
AZ rs In 4 and SS In and IL O. m and m The new
jsrse !AeeommOdsa:n Line Leave. At !, M ~ noRp,;
eU Mud the West and for Baltimore Washnston, Norfolk
ie and throsxh baggage checks washngton IN N and
n q m
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1t is stated in the Mexican papers that Santa Anna
end his wife have separated.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYO rk, notice Il hereby given 10 AL
persons against MARY r. C. SUDAN late Of the
City Of deceased 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Office of William j. H0ppin
No 81 Wsl-st in the City Of SewYork before the
fret day Of June neXDated NewYo the 2th day Of No
vembeT, 1855. ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER,,
MI lswsmW Administrator with will annexed.
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- President Of the Farmers Bank Of Saratoga County
J y. NJ. BREWER.-Summons for money demand Oh con
at. tract. (Com. served - To J. Y. VI. BREWER
You are hereby summoned and pequred 10 the
ylaint this action which this day filed IN the Of
fce Of the Clerk Of the City and County of New York
the City Of New-iork, and TO serve copy Of your
answer 10 the said compsst the subscribers az their
office in the City Newly ork, within twenty days ater the
service this you exclusive Of the day OF such
serye you fail the said complaint within the
tine aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take Judgment
essnst you the Of Two Hundred snd Twenty-Five
Dollars and Tw five Cents, with interest from the Six
eenh of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fty.fcur besides the Of this sson-Dsted Dec g.
1855 STEVENS HOME Plalnufs Attorneys,
is9O lsvswW No 20 Beekmsn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
INl Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
ali points West and South obtain Through Tickets
and ell information concerning fare ke either by the
EEW-YORK ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application the Company's Of
Gee, No. l9s Broadway, corner Deyst
JOHN r. PORTER, General Agent
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Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-

Il WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LINE.-The and mag
ai6eent Steamship NASHVILLE Nj. Berry, commander will
leave Pier No N. r. WEDNESDAY, Jan ., at O'Clock
p precisely For Freight apply board where all bills o.
FORD. T1LEsToN Co: No e Broadway Cabin Passage,
wi succeed and leave SATURDAY Feb The tavorite
CAROLINA makes regular trips TO the various land
Dss the st. Johns River Florida, connecting with tbs
steamers from NewYork, and leaving Charleston EVERY
TUESDAY st2 O'Clock Through tickets to jacksonville
to Pilatka
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE vim sTONING-

Il TON ses BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD,
aud without delay chanre Of ears On
baggage, Carrying the Eastern Nah
fhe steam ere G. VANDERBILT Capt W H. Frzs.
and COMMODORE, Capt K Rendeton In ton witk
Che sonngscs and Preydspes and Boston and Provasnee
No an n hrs, wharf above Battery place at D. m afd
stosnetoo 80 arrival Of The Nal train vhleh
leaves Boston ct $50 p
The CoMMoD0RR, from New Yort-Mondsy, wednss
day and Friday From stoninStonTpesday Tharsday and
The {. VANDERBILT, from New .Yorh-Tu..day Thur.
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stoninston per Railroad to Prov
denee Boeton Taunton and New Bedford In Express
train reaching said places several hours ADVANCE
other routes and IN ample time for all the early hornns
Lines connecting North and Esst Passengers DIT. il
remain board the steamer, enjoying nishts unds-
turted eakfastins desired and leave Sonnston In the
train, connecting AZ Providence ~Sh the II q N train
tor Boston, Taunton and Kew Bedford
Bsse Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
safb way.
For passage berths state freight apply at Pier
No 2Fortb River or at the Office No 10 Battery place.