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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
pruP COJTRT--City and County of New

Csuawel and Ste phen Conovef Surviving
E,sntors Of the last III aud Testament OF Ssah
e.sed AGAINST John Mortimer junior and James sa
wins Executors and Trustees under aud oy virtue tno
Nh and Testament Of Thouss c. Morton, deceased me sso
and ca hsnc T. his WIFE James fs,e
and Eur heuis bis wife Alexander Wsson and Jane Alien ss
wife Homer Morgan and Caroline Louisa h VIE, James ~
l. seovi and Sarah NJ his wife Thomas C. Morton, Thomas
C. NJ Patton Edmund :. Mills and Euphenlia " hs wife, is-
Patton Robert L. $ Patton James Patton the younger,
.eSardcr w Patton John Mortimer and Frances T. as
,rie &c orge Thompson and ANA Eils MS wife s,ee.s
Van Keeck and Rachael sbs his wife Mary Losss MOTT
uer Merton Mortimer Clarence A. Mortimer Sampeen Mosti
mer Thomss C. NJ Pston, Administrator with The VII an
rYxsd OF ali and singular the goods ehstes aud credits wnce
were az Peter Morton deceased unadrninered, Edward f-
lev ana Frances his WIFE, Samuel nc lean and Chsrioue s
vile Polly Ann Tomlinson, John NJ fontAne ven~h A.
.isuee in Bankruptcy, Charles b. Merrmsn, rrussse
Thomas c. Morton, Thomas Paton, Trustee OF ysmee
Patton and Eupheus his wife, Thomas Pro.sef Ihomss
(suu moas ITO the Defendants JAMES N. Ia SEQ
WILL and SARAH II. his wife, THOMAS c. MokroN'
John A. Fontane, General Assignee In BANKRUPTCY,
CHARLES b. MERRlMAN, Trustee OF Thomas q. Morton;
You are and required TO the complaint
in th .ton will be filed IN the office Of the Clerk OF ne
CITY and County OF EewYors at the City Hall In me $40
ety ard 10 copy Of answer the ssd eempn
ON the subscriber Office No 81 Wall street, ne city o.
N.wYork within twenty days aer the service OF hs e
mons en- you exclusive ct the day OF such service and yes
fail to said complaint within the time sfsrssd ne
In Ills action will apply the Court for tho relief de-
manded in the complsnt.-Dstcd Nov. 6, 1913 49,
n " COWDREf, Plsintihs Attorney.
The COMPLAIN, this action fled IN the oihee Of the Ok
Of the CITY snd County Of NewYo on January - iS5-Ds
ted January ~ 1856 s. r. CoWpREN, PLAINTIFF Attorney
ja26 lawGwSN
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OPPOSED S,1D DATES OF SAILING.

For Freight or Passage apply TO .
FDW'D X. COLLINS, Nc. 81 Nall-st, n 7.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Il Co.,
No. n Austen Fricxs, London.
r. G.. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris.
The owner, ships viii be accountable for fod
sive bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals ui
less bills adn signed therefor and the value thereof
shersin expressed. -. ,,---
Shippers will please take notice that tho shs Of this Hne can
not c l.ry any goods eonuAband OF war
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
CUPREME CoURT.-yOHN MULHoLLAND Land

SrsEIcuoJs as u CRonyELIN IT, against Angus.
ms III NOyELLI GEORGE DUNSER, CHARLES II.
BOWKER and FRANCIS KOElNG-Sgnnons Tor money
or contradiction notserTo the Defendsnts 1ouMs
ereby moaed required answer the Ia ih
t viirh will be 6led of die CLERK OF the City md
CONT OF SevYorf at the City Hall in said city and
cory Of your the sad comp Amt on The suoseroe
Iir oe. No lel Brosdwsy said city wi bin twenty
days ser the service exclusive Of the
Ssy Fl .u serce fall 70 the sad complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN TINS action will take
st you the Of One THOUSAND Three Hun.
I'd and Fifty three o0ths Dollars with interest from the li
dx OF Nav one thousand eight hundred fy6ve besds
he eosts Of this scton.-Da.ed New YORK Feb n. 1856
LAPAuGH ANDREWS, plaintiffs Attorney
The complain, this action ilsd n the office OF The cer<
City and County Of NewYOk the sth day % reo5n-
Ny. 1855. n1i IA"s"o
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
MICHIGAN SOI'THERN RAILROAD LINE

WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, agl
all Iofns West and Southwest obtain through rekes
and al informant concerning routes &c eher BY the
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEWYORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application a. the CousPanys Or
Zee. No. lA3 RrnadyEay cnrnrr Dev-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
NEW WInF-GAIIGE ROTTE from NEW

~ YORK to ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER and
GFNFSTK VALLEY RAILROAD il now omen, and, In
necon with the Bpao COMING aid New York and New fork
and Erie Railroads, forms direct routo rom Ne"f0rk 70
Rochester ,
The drectne of this route together with the eFor sor
fort Afforded by the e cars renders by lar the most desira
lae between the alove-nrrsed cities
Tickets can be procured NewYork and Erie Railroad
1icte Office foot OF Dusne and No '1 broad"ayi s'o III
Jersey City
Baggsge cheok ked through. -
frsir.s will be trsnspore between New YORK and toches
ter with dpaeh Any Information desired in regard therein
can be calling the General Freight Aaen Of 700
New.Yok Erie Railroad Erie Buildings C. TAPPAN
ENpess Freisht Agent, No 1893 Broadway.
No trains tho Buffalo Corning aud New fork Railroad on
snuday j. A. REDEIELD, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
CUPERIOR COURT of the CITY Of NEW.

y YORK.-BELA s. SQUIRE. jI., aud SETH r. SQUIRE
against WILLIAM C. LUFFBEBRY.-in pursuance OF
usmen of Superior Court Of the City OF New FORK beer
n date February 1886 in the above entitled sction VIII
EN- ose to ,ae on iweny.econd day Of March 1885
o'clock Doon the MeTohants Exchange In the CITY Of
wYolk- . -,
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF land situate
lying and being IN the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY o. View o
formerly known and Part the Harlem Con-
non,, and which laid down OH certain map made BY
Charles Clinton City Surveyor file n the Office OF the
Reser City and County of Newfo aud Known As
lois pun hundred fythree ttb) and four hun
red and fifty 5 the soutey side of Ninety hrsi
street and between the Fourth and Fnhayenues and each
appears by said twenyhy feet front and
rear ard one depth each sdeDated Feb
ruary ~, 1856. III. ii. WhEELbt, Referee,
fe17 2aw5wW&S No. = Newst-
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RAILROAD-For PaILA-

~ DELPHIA. and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Uuited States Mail aud Express Lines: Leave view
York and II a. NJ aud and D. m. Through in four hours
- Is in T. and +3 in and II a and D p. M The Ne"
Jersey Accommodation Line leaves At II at 81 stopping
AT eli wny stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati a
IN and he West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
Sc AID through baggage checks to Washington n ana
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DRECKENRIDGE COAL-A small supply OF
I'D this celebrated COAL esng received and vii %
seld ~ slS per delivered, S4 If taken from yard
fsT5er, Isft st No 2Wshs fTHOMPSoNS oses st ;hs
.s,5 sonsr cf 27.bst and stbsv Call and born ss
ssissT Place L. - sSS", tes Gs~~'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
SUPEKIOR COURT Of the City Of New-Yo.k.

- BENJAMIN ANDREWS, Executor, and Eliza An
sssinst HA RTMAs yREELAsD and Abel b Rosssons Es-
of Esa Lewis deceesed Hartman vsee
his night and Eliza his wife, Clarke HEWITT and
Arm bis wife John W. MAson and Hannah his wife, Charlotte
Gsutier Benjamin Andrews George O. Andrews Hartman
Van Horne and Jehn g ysn Horne h sssa - s,snsn, a,
d. Gsuier, David B. wsksnsn, Elizsbsth o. W0smsn,
Edmund ID b. Wskemsn, Annie Wskeman yaoes !" Sssnsn,
Sarah Wskemsn, William H. Gsafier James y, osanef,
Thomas Gauer and Francis p Gssier-sumnons ~r rebe
TO JOHN w MASON Hsnn.h Mason helsn aa y: sisnen. m.
d. GSrtIer DsyidB B. Wakenan, Elizabeth o. Weksman, Ke
Inupd % Il WsSensn, Annie Wakemsn. yabex Waksnsss,
Sarah wsLsmsn, wnlisp H. Gsetier, James T. 0satier,
hm. autier and Francis p. Gauter; You hereby
rnoned and required 20 couplant this actLu
ih will be 6d Office Of the Clsr Of the Superior Court
OF The City Of EewYorh, the City Hall said city
= copy Of ycur snswer 70 the s.d complaint
on the subsiber, a hs 0hee, number ei Broadway. IN
the City Of within twenty days aer ths ssrce Of
you exclusive Of the Of such service; end
fail the ssd complaint within he hIDs afs
sid the plaintiffs in this action viii apply 70 the Ccsrs ior tho
relief demanded in the February is5s.
JOHN ANDREWS, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The complaint in this scion ed 10 ths odies of tho
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of thc City Of o
2stA day sfFebrusry, lsJ& nj isvsvS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
YINHE NEW7YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i sTkTES MAIL sTEAMERs.-Ihe saps composng This
PACIFIC, Capt. EIdfiigo.
mn rTIT

me are the following: -
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. PAEltIC, Capt E'dfidgo
BALTIC, Capt CoInstOct. ADKIATlC.
These ships having been built by contract expressly or the
Government service every has been taken in their con-
rucon as sso in their engines strength and speed
and their unequaed Tor ele
,nnce and comfort Price of passage NewYOrk 10 Liver
pool in hrstlas cabin $780, in second do s75i exclusive
p.e of exr.sise saerooms $685. from Liverpool To New
YORK and 20 gunea An experienced Surgeon attached 10
each shp. No berth secured until paid for
DATES OF SAILING.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD. - THREE

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = THREE
/ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Phsdephis foF Pittsburgh a. m aud
eavss Pittsburgh for Phsdephis At The fAsT LINE
Phsdephia for PiitsburEh at l20 aud Plttoa
for Philadelphia at 1880 p. N. THE NIGHT EAfhESS
TRAM leave. Phadepha for Pittsbursh OF "A p and
Pitsburgh fer Philsdelphis at 9:2O ?. m
The above lines connect a. Pittsburgh with the railroads 70
and from 81 Louis No Alton Ualena, and Chicago Illinois
PraDkvt Lexington and Louisylle Ky Iere haste asai
so La Fayette and Indian spos Ind Cincinnati Dayton
srrins6ed BelefontsDe Ssndusky, Toledo Ceseand Co
llmbus ZAneve Masson and Wooster, Ohse also "ith ns
Vile and Cincinns,i. -.
For further hand bills in the hotels Of this city
will fni this the shortest most expeto aud eo
6rtable route between the East and West
Through eke be had either of the sbovsennoneo
usces in the WEST. of 80 49,.
III BUTTS Agent, New Jersey Railroad Co. foot Of
IL ELLIOTT AGENT Pennsylyania Railroad Co,
No Astor House, Broadway, New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. llth and AIsetss
New-l ork. Jan, 1850. fhhsrapms.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01

IL certedl-Lesve Brooklyn sor Greenport 10 f5r
YaThank 10 m and SATURDAY as p. for F.rminEias
and syosset 10 and 5:l5 p for Hampstead 10
II M ard s. i5 and p tor JaHnaiea 10 NJ. l. IN ~
and $50 p. N. Leave Greeupor Brooklyn. 10 YAp
hank. II :9 Mondays. g. Laksland, u; % p
IL, Mondays 6:5S N FarnlinElale. $50 and .:
Syosse I IS aud p hempstead, 8: S5 NJ ,ni
$50 p M Jamaica $40 7:io and si0 and llO and
$40 y. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western korhwesern and Southwestern States by con-
tnuous Railway The Road also connects at Pittsburgh
with daily lire OF Steamers 10 all ports in the western RIVERS,
and Cey'snd and sandusky with steamers to al ports on
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and
from the Crest West. - - or,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boos Shoes Dry Goods, lin ~. uer 100 s
boxes.) Furs, Feathers kc...........:...)
sECoSD CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry
Goods lin bales Hardware Leather, Ioc. per lVV ID
Wool. Gc.................s..... mummy
THIRD CLAss-Anyis Basgng, Bacon and s5, ner 100 n
Pork, lin bulk Hemp, Sc.... ...:........-:)
FOURTH CLAss-COfee. Fish, Bacon and I mar M
Pork, (paoked) Lard and Lard Oh.....) -
In shipping Goods point east OF fhnhephn pc par
tclsr marx the package Via Pennsy Ania Railroad All
Goods consigned the this Road at Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGES1s-HarTis Wormey Co, Memphis, Tenn
r. Sass Co.. Lbus J. S. Mitchell Son, Ev snsvie,
Ind Dune sn Bell Murdoek and Carter Jewet Louis
Vile Ky; y. C. M.ldrum Madison Ind Spugman brown,
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati; ~ W. Graham Co., Znesyile,
Ohio Leeeh Co. No a kibyst Boston, Leeeh Co, NO
Asor House New.York No. Willanst and No Bate
ryplsce NewYork; E. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; haraw
Rooms, Baltimore Geo. C. franescus, Pittsburgh
For further particulars or bills Of lading apply 70
LEECH a Co., Agents Penn. Ralroad Co.,
No 2Astor House, Nswfork.
IA. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phiadepms
II. J. LOMBAERT Supernte ndent, Altoona Pa
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q and Gentlemen's SUPPORT

V,RUSSES, Ladies' and Gentlemens sOrPohI-
FRS BELTS and BAEDAGES IN me very nlEneaI per ,
Scron and extremely low prices st 20
ApchseaIes and Manufacturers, No. lSa OfAhd- near
uasket D., 1.I.s. r...-.,
Of every description made to order |salny 'fsei'
yyopyty y.sttstses 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01

DATRIOTIC LINE-New Line Of NEW-YORk
ii and LIVERPOOL PACKkTS.-This line will be com
posed 81 the following and sple naid snps viz:
CALHUUS......C0ot eco tuDs burden Capt D. H. Truman
II so tuns burden Capt. David Csokins
WEBSTER oco hHs burden apt J. j. Lswrenee
eORIENT 2 900 runs burden ~ Geo 6 Hill
The above vessels have been recently es ard the ie
80 and most substantial ia the tIsSe.
They are commanded by Of experience and sbty Ine
accommodations superior and every ertlon wall Dc
the comfort ana the convenience
OF shptips For Freight or Passage sp-ly 10
SPOFFORp. T1LEsToN Co, No . Broadway.
Agents II Liverpool-T. GRIhsHAW Co., No. 10 Gore
PskIs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01

EOR GIBRALTAR, MALTA and IRiESIE.-
il The splendid Steamship UNION. Capt. Richard Adams
will the above ports SATURDAY, March - At l.
o'clock noon precisely most desirable opportunity no"
offered Tor parties wishing visit Spain Italy and Austrs The
ship in the perfect and viii AVOID ne
difficulties Of higher latitude a. this season
At Mats she VIII with steamers running 70 Con-
stsntinople. Alexandria in Egypt &c. 49,.
Price of passage Gibraltar sl25 70 Malta or Ireste
80 few second-class passengers will be taken. FOR pas
saee apply 70 sPOFFORD TILESTON \ Co,
No y Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT snd FALL kIVER-Tbe splendid and supsssSf
reAner BAY STATE, Capt T. 6. Jevet. leaves New fost
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. osisck
n m and EMPIRE STATE Capt B. Brayso1, lesvss New
Sprt every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At
seoek p m from Pier No. n. T., he Bsttsay. Boz
truchins st Newport each :,
Hereafter rooms .l be regarded seHes 70 any srps
ssLt airii the shall have been Yaid for.
Freight Boston forwarded 1rvssh with rss Grstss,
ly An sxyuese Freiaht 1rsin.
MN. RORDEN, AGENT, Me-. 20 and n Wea-A
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DEDUCED PRICEs-5OPOUNDS BAGGAGE

HI FREE-lo per pound on exces-Four hours or.
By Panama Railroad No extra MEAS
the Ihmus tree for eerage passengers Tolsh ios ~.
o-a via Panama Railroad The United states ~ steamship
COMPANY Will dispatch for on WEDNESDAY March
j. O'clock precisely, from Pier foot u W eIre
North RivcT the weknowu aud fast steamship ILLINOIS
Capt. Cbas. :. BOFFs, L. ). y.
Passengers Mails will be forwarded bv Panama Railroad
with the Pacific AL esmsip COmpa
nys magnificent steamship SONORA, Richard Whiting
commander which will be IN readiness and leave Immediately
for San francisco.
The public are informed that the p " : CO always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying st Panama ready
avoid possible detention OF passengers mails
For passage apply 10 w RAYMOND At the only ofhee OF
Conpanies III N.t corner " arren-st New orr
Thonh Freight 70 San Francisco can
in Ots than bali tyey low rates
70 leave Panama BY the steamer Oregon IA March Apply as
above.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commsncus Dec j. lSlo
Passenger Stations Corner Brosiway and Canal 'st
in New.York.. .... ! Corner 5th-s, and ith-,y.
TRANS LEAVE NEw.i oRk-For New-Hsyen: 7, A. m,
fPx); m; s. (Ex.l $40 and .. For BrdgePort 7,s
a. n (EKl y m lExl 3:n p For Mhon Stratiort,
Fairfield southport and Nesiport: a. m u m 5;% IN
For Nor,sak: m - m. (EN) 30, Z, 5:ll p m For
Dareu and Greenwich: l2m SEQ, :, 1l1 p m rT
Stan ford: T. N. (Hxl II IN. lex J:N oo p in'
For Port Chester and int unedate Stations: IN I'm
$50. (, 5:l5 6l5 y. IN. -
CONNECTING TRAns-For Boston: a. m lEx.)i 5p. m;
(E1.) For Hartford aud Springfield a. M tEx ~
T. m (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal;
M (Fxl For Canal Railroad: 8. IN. tEN IL m 70 west
Geld. For New-London Railroad: a. mi p m ror hsu
aoIe Railroad: a. m For Sausatuck Railroad: m j
p M (Ex) For Danbury aud Norwa< Railroad; g. m'
tp IT, ..,o o.qs
TEAMS Fox NEw-YoRK-From New-iaven: 5:p 7, 9;ao
las (fN); 40, 62j p. N. OK From Bndgel"'rt
Clio 7lo IO:l8 A. M. 2S2 EX 5ll, 9:J2 m EIl FROM
NorNak q 6f4, 3:lj 1852 -.48 I'M 5:io s:D m
tF1) from Pert Chester $500 d3 7;B. 1851 ll;joa m !
6.27 r. M JAMES II. HOir Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
CIPRFME COURT-City and County Of New.

-
- YorkEbeneser Csuldwe and stephen Conever sarviv-
s Execuors Of the WIN and Testament Of John Gray,
deceased against John Mortimer junior aud James fson,
Surviving Executors and Trustees under and BY yrue OF ne
last viii and Of Thomas G. Morton, dcesssed e
said John Mortimer junior and Catharne hls wise, snes
Patton and EurheA his wife, Alexander Watson and Jsno
Alien his wife Homer Morgan and Caroline Louise his wife
lanes NJ L. Scovil and Sarah NJ, bis wife, IhoinAs
g. hoten, Tbomas {. NJ. Patton, Edmund 3. Mhls and
Fuphemia NJ his wife Isabella Patton Robert D. fsen
James Patton the Alexander w Patton John H. Nor
tin and r. bis wife George Thompson and Ann
Eliza his wife Fbert Van Kleeek and Rachael Isabella m wife
Mary Louisa Mortimer Morton Mortimer Clarence horu
mer Mortimer Thomas G. NJ Pson Adainistrst0,
credits which were Of Peter Morton, deceased unsmnistesd
Fdusrd Fnley Frances his wife, samuel Mclean and
Charlotte his wife Polly Ann romnson, John NJ Fontsne,
General Assignee Rsnkruptey Charles MerrinAa Trustee
OF Thomss C. Norton Thomas Paop Trustee OF James fston
and Fuphenia his wife, and Joseph Elison.-sut NO y
1Snuu ous TO tn defendants JAMES NJ Il. SCoViLls
and SARAH M, his wife, THOMAS g. NORTON John -
Foptane uensral ANienee In Bankruptcy ChAhLfaS o.
MEERIMAN Trustee Of Thomas C. Mortonfou are horeey
sun and required the complaint Ia tms sn
which will be fled IN the Office OF the Clerk o he City ano
County of RewYok the City Hall the said city, and 70
serve copy the snd complaint ON me sno
scber at hs Office Number 81 in the City OF New
York within twenty days ser the sce Of hi: samnons cn
snr er the said complaint within tho time sfresad tho pa
tics IN this seton will apply the Court for the relief demsndee
in the CONF int-Daed November q, 1888. -. 49,.
" ~ n r. COWDREY Plaintiff Attorney.
The ,onr lant In this action hed In the oco tns
Cerh OF the City and County Of New York on Janns r.
ies dated January ~ la5S 81 COWDREY,
ials iawswsat Plainuas Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
h)ater-Gnre.

nR IVES Sc l. II . f. L L 5
IL WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
BRsrrLEBoRo, W.
The frs, institution of this established in the United
states still enjoys reputation, and open az All ne
of the the reception OF Those intending 20 as
tnsu selves f s invited 20 apply soon Terms
$40 per week. CONKAD "EsSs sLhOErl, ,L,,,,
FREDERICK MILLER, NJ. d., Resident Physician
Rr.ttleboro, Vt, Feb, 1886.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01

IL MONDAY, Jan p. IS6 The Trans vii leave Chambers,
o. Station o. followk: E1press sn. oonneetinf sh
Norhen and Western Train Tnrozsh Wsy rrsin y m EI
vrcss Trsn. p For Poughkeep~ie. and s. ~ N
foT Peeksknl $50 p n for sms si.s. n The Sing
sns and Peeksk Trans stop he WAY Stations fasssnsTs
taken 81 Chamber Canal Christopher And isss SUNDAY
NAIL TRAIN Al D rouH CsnAl-st Gor Albany and Troy
stopping at ali Nal stsiinus
M l. SYKES ia S,pe antsndent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
OP u TOPWFNTUAL's WATER CURE

II r.. -.
Bergen Hghts Hudson County, Newt trsey- snn-
d.rsued formerly Physician in the Hydropahc INSTITUTION a.
Bsrtlehoro Vt has opened this establishment II s
on one Of the spots New-foEk Bay provided
Win rem abundance of soft water and contains com
leis Gym suni, which - also consdereo al esSea' '
HydroI sthe Apparatus. ", T. -.
The es,abshment be reached from New YORK N less
eI half an hour by the Hobokeu Jersey City Ferries
from whe1ce by aud near the house Direct letters
TO No. tHanoyerst New-IorS. .,,.,,,,,,,, =, n -
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Goal.

BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-The undersigned
ID have burned BRECKENRIDGE COAL, and find it the
most desirable fuel for PaIOrs Bedrooms and sk rooms ever
used.
John T. Martin President Seamless Garment Mennfse 20
Fox Oskley Morgan, Merchants, No. 80 Courtisnd+st
r. A. Platt, Cashier Corn Exchange Bank
J. W. Gerard, Lawyer No 2 Mall.st ,
Bowdoin. Lsroeque Barlow, Lawyer Nc. 70 Mes'h'u~
R. H. Lowry, Cashier Bank Of the Republic.
T. ;. Munroe Co, Bankers. Nc. IS Beavey-st
Ners 4 GreenleAf Brokers, No. . Wilism-si.
+ I. Luqueer, President Fireman. lns Co.
William r. Beebe, Lawyer No ,e WsIst-
p w. Enss Sons Merchants, No Isl frohesI
W. F. Jones, No. 90 5th.sv
7 w Jerome Broker No 22Willsm-st.
Merris Franklin, President New York Life It's Go.
(;,orse Allen, Brooklyn.
w B. MoFst Physician, No. lS% 5th-sv
: Van Duyer President New.YOrk Exchange Bank.
JK6E b. Place. Merchants, No. u CoartlAndt'st
r Rn,teTworth Merchant No. IS Merchants EXchsuse
Simeon BALDWIN, President N. Y. Exchange, "sL-sI
lanes Redfeld Chatham Bank. -
Van BuY,n & Robinson Lawyers, No l5i brvsDNsY'
siInson Leland & Co, Metropolitan Hotel
Hi,u Crsnston, New-IoTk Hotel
Ta,lor Brothers Bankers. No. 76 Wast ,,,n
Z l. Dennison Co, Merchants, Nos a. ana u pT ~
W Il Dinsmore Adams L Cos Express once
a.. TsIho, Olyphant Merchant, No. IS South-st
Geo p Morris, Editor Home Journa, l4n-sI
E.P. Willis, Editor Home J'1InI AstSI sts. noSs''
Maartiyner Porter Lawyer No 25 NassAu.st
Wm Rider President North Ana. Gutta PerehACo
Levin Lyman, Merchant No 2zS Wet 'Oih-']
John Randall, Merchant, No IN 5th N'
NJ. =. HaEen, Broker, No. lS9 rearls;
EnOch Dean, President Bowery Bank
Cbss. A. Dana, Editor, " Y. Tribune.
Samuel Sinclair No y LaunArtins. place. .,or~,
Orders for this COAL be eft a. the once oi 49,
Kew.Yorh, Feb 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01

VI he GkEAIESI bES EhAOb VI VIZ a -.
i w. GILLIES 4 BROTHERS celebrated DANDELio,n
COFFEE sekDowiedzed TO DC equ. q ne ss. oa sa
Cote and tie uost efect1A remedy Tor Dyspepsn
ness Dersnsenent Of the Liver Ssrvonsness SS " o
LIES BRO. Nos rs and 81 aaninston,st lnporsss
M DaDdeon Root md sole manufacturers OF the pure ana 10
.auexs,sd DANDELfON eOPFEE, pot up ID an cans -
as smile Of Signature each wrsppsI, a l =
.s.in.t iupostur. sld b. B. ID. SANDS. ln Fuisoos<
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
9isamboats an6 Railroads.

vTHE STEAMERS BAY STATE, Capt. Jewett,
i ard EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Buy,on, Of the FALL
RIVER LINE have resumed their regzsf dAhy trpe wa
Long Island Sound One of them leaving Pier Nc. horta
River, SewYork, every afternoon 81 0closk .->,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-01
Orfan 6teamers, &r.

EOR CALIFORNIA.-GRE REDUCTION
a dFAREs.-NEWYoRK AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the dfrectnn Of c. Vanderbilt, fE
ne Accessory 1rsnst Company VI Naralas Pto'eto' 20
lts Of basnss free, AL 10 To- DAYS Of sans
changed sh aud 18th Of each month through advance VI
,he hsIs-o miles shorter than othe. reute The se
Odd double engiDe steamship STAR or THE WEST, 10
tuns burden, Capt Miner, viii leave Per No Noh River
ct O'clock for P1nts ATenss SATURDAY, March g.
connecting with the steamship PACIFIC, 1000 burdea
over the Nesafus Transit route having but y miles Of land
transportation By trass The propretors
the pubc that the political troubles Nicsarus have
ceased not The slightest the transit between ne
Oceans need Be apPTeheneed FoE information o, o.sase ~
py JAMES " CROSS,
the only office Of The Line. No. Bowling sTser.
Stsmped Letters taken AZ 81 cent? each