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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
5ieamboats an0 Railroads.

CAMDEN AID AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ dnr PHILADY LPRIA-Wli AMI farieer notice leave
Per 10. 4. R a. 10 o'elocs. & Fave 81 IS The a
- A o,rl6-k a A. ...rrsl IRA BLISS. Agent
FLUSHING RAILROAD. The Steamboat
ISLAND CITY ..ve. ysl,nu 2, rTy Wharf Doth side
a ard 10 aad l. g. 5. and daily, meeting and
eIckG Passer With ne Car; ). Hunters F0ni op
ate sd with FushI e. ne sane hours er-oas
can 20 Piuins By Of rAiHs aid return By ne
an s1ceestns Irsl thruaxA = y allaiss FSe 80
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Clothing.

CpRING and SUMNER WEAR-The Pioneer
- READY-MApE GARMENTS, in this, its ID year, /.
ed n Retail Department with -essnsbe goods Of
800 d. PRECEDENCE heretofore given prodoctsons
VIM 7. JENNINGS Co, No 81 sr0sdwayi
Opposite the Psrk Fountain
CyPRING FASHIONS. - The most splendid'HATS
ever offered 10 tie public the low price Of s. usually
.ols a, a. Neat HAS 81 So BROWN, No 2o CAnal-st
FTHE JOURNEYMEN HAIIERS. NO. "a ul-
49,, Nsvyol rn.i- their own Hats Wholesale snd -
tail Smgle Hat. q les than others esa afford 70 se
W Il. SEYMOUR; VIZ. PALMER, asnaen
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~ STRING ARRANGEMENT. Cotnmencins March ,, 1874
PASSENGER Stations Corner broadway And CHn~st
IN New. Yerk. Corner Sth-st and 4tb-av.

Ps..-ps-r Station. Corner Broadway .nd C.na'st
in New. YORK;. Corner Sth-st and 'thav
Trans Lave EEw.YoRK-For New Haven: T. g m
,EsD; l2pl; s. (E, $50 and m. EoI Bnd.ePor;
a. m (Er) IL W., tExl $40, pm For hItord stsio'd
For Eorrslk: ia N. Nm; QRs) $40 5'i5 p m sor
D.risp and Greenwich I'm 800, D 10 p IA r~
stamford: ga III lEx); p n, ia }, $3.50, I, S6 p ~
For Port Cbes-er and intermediate stson' = m I'm
s;2o, T. 5l5. p.
Coxssc1ryc TRARs-FU Boston: a. IN iExl; Sp n
EEL For Hartford Springfield; A. IN (sx D. ~ u
D M tF1) For Coputctcut River Railroad 20 Montreal
a N !E1 For Canal Railroad: IL N. 70 Westneid FoT
New London Railroad: N 80 IN For hOusatoue Kan
road: eAn For Naugsrck RAILROAD: la m j o. N tEL)
For Dapbur, and Norwak Railroad; q M, D. IN .
TRAINS roo .YoRK-fTom New-Hayen; 80 ], GS
Sis 7:44 10 80 $3.50 Ell $50 loll IN lE1 FROM
Norwsh G. 6:s2 s:21, ll:o7 $50 EhD 6O6 o;N ~
F, From Port Chester: $50 e:4i 1881 9:02 II ~
s:5O a. M JAMES Il H0yT, SRpehntspdent
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ZINC PAINTs.-THE PAsSAIC MINING and

ZINC PAINTS.-THE PASSAlC MINING and
II MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Incorporated BY The
sae CT having erected extensive works In Jersey
City manufacturing from the from their eele-
bTsted mines 10 Sussex County WHITE and COaORED
ZINC PAINTS OF superior qualities
Their aints in OIL prepared BY new process are War
rsute NOT to harden IN the legs and confidently offered
the beet Paints OF American Manufacture
For sale 70 the trade dry souod OIL liberal terms BY
the Compsuy's Agents hANNISS sQCIhh,
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TIVE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

II SrATEs NAIL sIEANEHs.-Ihe DIPS eOinposiAt tH1s
lie thu following
ATLANTIC, Capt Wes.. PACIFIC, Capt. EIindse-
BALTIC, Capt; ConstOck AbRlAIiC
These hips having built contract expressly tor the
Government seroe every has been taken ID o con
,icto1 also their 20 insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for are nheSuaeJ io ee
,spoe and comfort Price Of passage from New fors 70 Liver
Io Ia 6rscas- cabin, $780, ia second DO, b75 exclusive
use Of -1trasze rooms f3-5 from Liverpool to New
York and 70 gnes An tp-nsDoed Surgeon attached ID
each ship No b-rii secured Or II paid fof
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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Bniloins nlaterials.

ENCAUSTIC TILES-F0r Vesubules, Halls
IL Hesrtns Dining rooms Conservatives, NC. GAHNhIn
CHIMNEY-TOPS, TRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale by
MILLER a. COATES, No. 27s PesTlst N. v.
DOOFS-ROOFS-ROO cheapest and
N best article for covering roofs ia TAR ROOFING PAPER
which keep constantly hand and Will sell IN large OF
small quantities 10 suit purchasers.
JAS. T. DERRICKSON l. Co, No 70 Beekman ct
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Goal.

COAL am now delivering from my new Yard.
y cor 27h-si. and sth.sv he best quality Of PEAOd
ORCHARD ard RED ASH COAL Il the low pTlce Of 80 -
J." JOHN MACDONALD.
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Ocean Steamers, ST.

NEW LINE Of NETWORK aud LIVER
Ne rrsee Of The ftuoviss ,ai ,sip, VI;
HENRY CLAY 80 trDa..., Capt Pant G'9ltins
oRIyNT.......:...2 ace tuns.... Capt George HIL
1LES a. .t. &C. ge.y SS and are II. .s.
AID substantial in tie trade. They are eoIGaaasd o.
.t vtIy 'rrsrOr AID even eTsrtiOn vii be .e VrSOs.
the t Of The convenience OF ahppoF
u sFoFF0R6' Ti[EsToS Co, No. p s'O.i~,y
c GRISsHAw 4 G.. No. 10 o'r.e-pAIr..
EOR LIvERPOOL-ST GEORGEs LINE of
slrGHT vii positively .sn OF MoSDaY, April ~. ras
,hp fO..t ,cr .tits he Q1ie.e' P:'isc, on ,s;oIS T
RESI- JONES, No 40 Sev'tst anl No. 81 or alp
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA - For
IL LIvEsPOoL-Tbe AS =. C Lit Comm >nier NJ
"a. from the Cemrsny. Does 4 Try oy With IL %.'
At y o'clock precisely P..euse reque. Il u b~ on
bc,Id BY Ii, Oe'Oes T's AsRIoA viz -. o. tie h
II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
u. HAVANA AID NEW-OgLEANS-On THU As
DAY April II. At m, from per foot Of WUrenst x,
be last .ad fsvor,s .saHsAip GRANADA. Capt s. P Ghf
Passsse car be SC .red =, the COMPANY. oaes.
SHIPPER. WI supplied blanL oil. Of lsnns Ct the
fm sisbsd by the Con- application a. heir Office No
sned and no ball Of sns vii b signed after TIE
..' o. passage sPpy at The Office e p" SS%P.iy No.
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEAl-
il WEEKLY T. 5 MAIL LINE.-Th. splet did ts,.oing
sesrer MARION, W Foster Commander will leave per No.
Norft River, o. WEDNEs DAY, ApE IS - to'e!oct n
precelv For Freight. s-ry bouc where ell oils OF
isdius vii be ssned AL Pasa-e II to otee OF ofOF
FORD. TILEsToN 4 Co: No. = B,sadwsy. The new sad
lfeeBt steamship JAMES ADGER, c. Turner com
ufnder u succeed and leave SATURDAY, April 49, The
fa,ore steamer CAROLINA NAL ha ssroa.
lsd the ST Johns River FoEGA. connecting <h ne
steamer. rom Eew.YoIt and LEAVING cbarestnu EVERY
TUESDAY al ocoei N Through tickets to J'.'on'iis
ISL; 10 Pistka, -3
DATDIOTIC LINE-Tew Line of NFW-YORR
A ud LIVERPOOL PsCKE Ts.-This i'ne will be con-
pose OF the folio wing ard srenoid Snips, VI:
CALHOUN.... 2 go tuls t'rtel Capt ID n TUNA.
CLAY......l5 so tuns burden. st DAVID Caukini'
WLPsTER 2OP turs burden. Capt J. }. Lswtence
ORR INT ,coo tul. burden. Cat Geo iAL
Tie sbove have heel recently buEt and se the s
sst ard most Substantial in tie ttale
They are commanded bJ Of Xpeence and ability The
very sup@rot afd every eNeon VII De
made promote the comfort u pens.s ana The SeSsee
Of .hiUping For Fr. alt Or Passsse apply 70
sPOFyOFD TILEST on Co, No 70 Broadway.
As-ut. in Liv-rpool-P GRIh'HAW Co, No IL Gore
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ONG ISLAND Rail ROAD-Sundays ex.

II certed,-L.@vs Bnoslyr TO- GreenPot " N ,4I
and Syo..et 10. n and s:a .. N for Hampstead 70 "a,
I'm. ard VS. ana p. for Jsnaiea 70 ~ " nj -
and s. 30 o N L--ve Gre-nport for Brookyn 10 IN fsp
hank II 81 H.. Monday. s:lo N Lssesnd, lIs p
n or pondsy. t:S =. m; Fsrminedse. 7;S N sno p
m syo..et I: IS m and HemPstesh S;t, m and
$50 p N J.maies EaO TO and s:a" g m md ~" and
eco .
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STAMMERING, &c, CURED by Dr.. JONES
~ in three hours He requires pay al MS
patient cured He lately discovered and never4ns
system-eures without pam surgical operation. Office at
American Hotel, Hartford. Ct
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pENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
i CENTRAL ROUTE, eonDsetios me Atlantic sires With
Ws"sr. North Testen and western State: y con
with daily line ~ steamers to all pors in the Weston kvsf
Cl-v, land ard S.ndussy With cleaners 10 81 pr 90
zee Sortl Lases making rho most direct eos pest arc
rensbe route 81 Which FREIGHT b iorvSded 70 aH
from the Great West ,n,r.<. ,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA lnffiTTsbuhos1-
sIRsr CLASS B ots Shoes, Dry 'bods TN ,.r 100 q
boxes, Frrs. FestheTs, he.........'':."l
sEcoNp CLAss.-BOoks and Sta.ouery, Dry
Good. tin s..es) Hardware, Leather, }75c- per 100
THITD CLAssIAPy TIE oats"t' oaeoN $40 &C. FER 100
FoURTH CLAss-Cefee flsh, Bacon and a~ -, 100 a
Pork tpaeked, Lard and Lard OA...... -
IN shipping Goods oIa Pot east Of pni. se par
ueular 70 mart the Via Pennsyiysns Rarosd All
consigned the Agate Of his Road a. PbSiepoa OF
Pitfsburgh viii b. orv srded without deteution
FEEIeEr AGEsrS-B.rns, " Srsley Co AeDphs rs1nr
R p SEES Co 81 LOUIS; Mitchell soh, y snsynle,
Ind Dun. snn Bell kurdock, and Carter Js~eu Louis
vile Ky: B c Mstrrna, N.di.ou, Ind spnznsn Brown
and irwin Co CIneinBsti " W. GIshzY Co Z1nesvle
OHIO Lssch 1 Co No g Rlbyst. Bostos Leech Co, No
As.or Hous. New YORK No Wlliamst and No B.tre
replace New Nrk T. J.. sneeder Phi SIDE phis; AIy.v
goeu. Baltimore Geo. c. Frslei-c1s, Pittsburgh.
For further psrtc slars or bills Of sdins, Apply q
LEECH Co. Azrnts Penn Railroad Co,
No 2AsOr H0Gse Ss~-Yort
r. r. HOUSTON GENERA Freight AGENT PalsdelphiA
H. J. LoMBAERT. superrnrs ndsnt Altoona. Pa
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COAL.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
" AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY hsyins nearly
,opeied their Railroad from the Laeka~srna Coal held OF
pepnsyyanis sssw towards NewYosk prepares
4, receive orders and contract for The delivery Of their SURE
ROR SCRANTON AnthIscel COAL on board Of vessels
Eh,sheth Port N j., (l2 miles from New York; during the
ninr season after 18Th April sAmUes Of the deren; sIes
Al ri. coal and all information desired respecting H. wn e
80, on at the Ooe Of ;be COMPANY Ne WALL
g. NV OaK (lnsuJ.noe Bai ding, second soTyJ Ehsrs
|HesiN1' can 49, GEO D. PHELPS, President
I Op,11 secty WIN Z. WARREN, TreasuIsr
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CTORR FIXTURES FoR sALE-For sal

~ Nsr To- Der OF Counter sud Show Cases and qasn'
%sAeiying ard other store hItvres including Iron Raj
~ cree enclosure. II applied for Immediately wi -
yer, low as they must Be removed before The lS Of May
AIpy " ". REID GOULD, Nc. l6s NAsssust.
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Donntp Gano tDarrants.

BOUNTY LAND WARRANT OFFICE, No. So
ID Wsli. New York Ths highest market price paid for
LAND WARRANTS; and all Warrants sold by me are suTan-
teed and forwarded BY mail or Otherwise Oh receipt OF 10
mittaTcsa
Land Warrants procured for Soldier and others entitled to
Bounty Lands upon application TO =. .,,,.,
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
~ rhe Throssh T1oHet and Freight Cdee Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And tbe Ransi Steamboat Connections 70 ChSesso,
M~saiee Gasbs Burlington e. Louis Cairo and ell points
Nest and South west
Vi. sIjspENgION BRIDGE BUFFALO, or OsWE5O 10 ~
No lis BROADWAY MY
C.yn,r OF Coprl.pdt.t DARIUS CLARK Agent
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PB1LA
DFLPHIA and PITfSB URGH.-Th- hORSlN6 VAIL
TRAIN Leaves PhisdslIhs for Pitt.burgn a. =. m and
leaves Psburrb hor Phisde phs az The FAST LINZ
leaves elpbs for Pitsburxb at $3.50 and ft,searSh
for PhNsdelyhs az 1880 .. THE MGhr ExPREss
TRAIN leaves Phiadephs for Pi,tSbarEh II .. and
Piii sbursh for PHILADELPHIA az si0 o. n
The above hDes connect at tsbarsh with mo f1oSs g
and from g. Louis ho Alton, oAlena, AID Chicago ilso
Frankfort LexiBson AID L0ayne KY Terre hsats MAD
Ls Fsy,tts and Indianapolis Ind CincDasa osJtos
Sprnsheld Belefonsbe Sandnsky. Toledo CisvslAnd Co
Zanasvie h1on and Wooster Ohio also With the
Steam Packet from and NewOreaDs st. Losis LouiS
vile and Cb.iuhsh $3.50 .
For farther particulars hand bills the hotels o me city
Penser. vii snd this the shortest xpsdoU aud com
SDstsbl. row. between the East and West
Through tickets be had a .itbsr Of The aforementioned
places IN the West. or o.
HI BUTTS, Agent, New jersey Railroad 20. soot Of
Corrtisndtst, New York
J. L. ELLIOTT, rem, Pennsy yanis Hslroe1 CO.
No. Aror House, Broadway, New fcrf.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor llth and MIhet-sts
ewNcfk jan ls5s Phlsdetphia
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GniIerp, Garoware, an6 1ron.

DIRONDAC IRON Co. PIG IRON.-Cod
N Bsst Charcoal Wire IRON for Forge purposes for sale
ky AGENT AdiIOBdSc Iron Company.
JOHN W. QUINCY No 90 Wilsm-st.
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS.-Notice 10 hereby
IN according law ell having oas ssatsss
ANTHONY LAMB late Of the City VI kswYssh Sscsssd,
thar they required elhb the With ~ vs.esse
thereof sub-enbe the Executors " The isss YIN 40
the said deccssed store cf BANKS, Ne
ia kuau.,re.t IN the City Of New York bcfors Tho
18th day CT August. 1885 Dsted this 18th day Of teeruasy
A ID 1885 ~ bANks }gxe<utsrv.
IN lsw6mW WILLIAM AESr,)
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AND WARRAN WAN L D.
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS. 5,nier.
No rs Wsll-st ,New-Yort.
W. will .npny orier PROMPTLY Warrants always and
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III T. III" 's''O'
nukDAY Jan. p. 1856, Trains viii -sve Ch>nr-fs
st st,ucr follows: Express sin m connecting Ti,s
sorther and Verer- Train Through Way rrsin u m th
Pres Train p n For Pouehk~cpse, ~ and 81 n
For reskskill $50 For sing sing roe sing
ss aDs Pees,k Trans stop he Way stations
tstSu Al Chamber, Canal, Christopher and strs'' NJ
TRAIN on SUNDAY. ..
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NTEW WTDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK TO ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER, and
GENESFF VALLEY RAILROADh DOW sp-n and M con
naetiou the Buffalo and York New Yofs
and Erie Railroads frms direct vous from hsvvors 70
Rochester.
Tt drrcne. " th,- route together superior
fort Afforded vide renders by far ue desirs
Sic between The sboye-nsu ed ertlrs
Ticket. can be procured New York and Enc Railroad
Ticket Ofce FOO, Of Duane and No 3 Broadway also In
Jersey City
Bssssre CHECKED through
Freshts will transported between New and keepes
ter with dispatch AIRY inform desired regsrd therein
car be obtained bJ calling the Gene Freight AGENT d The
AID Enc Railroad Ere Buldnls or C. TAPPAN
Express Frosht Agept. No 1872 Broadway.
No r.ns on Buffalo aud New ORR Railroad on
Sunday A. REnFiELD. Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE Of Al order of the Surrogate q
IN. County NewYort notice hereby gwen 20 ell pss
.on, having claims afan SINCLAIR TOUSsY, late Of mo
CRY Il New. York deceased to present the same ~
VOC thereof the subscriber ~ the Residence u Mo
VIA cusey No IN bacdousai street In the City o. New
Yok o. o, before day OF september next-Dsed New
Nbls iawsmW. ABNER BEERS. E,ecosos .
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IL LIyEsPOoL-Tbe ASIA, = C LII Comm ,nier NJ
sal the COMPANY. Dock At jsrs-y Cy With h nsis
and r.rspsers for Grope on WEDNESDAY, the l6th inst,
y o'clock V~ceiy P..suse,. AZ. regqe. Al T. ." on
h ,rd by II. ocock m The AFRICA wild sail tb- Sth
ir.t Z CTEARD No. 30 xlink.gf-en
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vT,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNTNG

TNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SIOSlNG
II BDSTOS, PROVIDENCE. NE " SEOFoRD
40 rAUN1ON-IusDd russ, .boat d>isy. change nj cars
ar bssses- earyBs h- Es.t.rB hsl
and COMMODORE. CsIs. J. X. PeBs1-ton IN enns~c rot
in the storinftop and Providence and Bestos and Prov
s-,e, Rr1r-.d -sve Ne~yoss daily, Sundays excepted
SON pier No North River hr't ~ssr shove Bsttcyr
., c,cioeE n l'oh,nsioe ts:@ the av-i
a, -. /, AL fr,ip uhieh les Boston ., 5 ~ m
r., COyuppORF ron New-f ora nonS~y, WEDNESDAY
.pd yrd.y From strnnrsn Tuesday. Thursday sre Sal,
r., pr yuouTH ROCK rom sew.Yors r,esaaJ THURSDAY
AM Saturday FROM stoninstou Monday, wednesday And
Friday. aa. =. -.
F.senser proceed stoning,oH per HAroac 20 r,cv
set e Bo.tob Tsu,o and SewBedford IN the Express AI
TN retp Ala oaee. several IN ADVANCE OF hose BY
ether routes fcr all the cary Diorn1 ICES
eoueetiIs North al E@ss PASSENGERS that prefer reh
Or ard tie steamed pghts rest sostoI oei ore,
last de,Ired ard eavs SsSDinzt0a In he 1T ~ u~A "s
Providence -, VI.
A R.u-ss Master Accompanies The Steamer .ad Tram
Be-. b.rsh. freight sPply ct Pier Nc
7Norh Riv-r or $, he Office NJ. 10 Battery place.
Tor BOSTON AID PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT and FAIL RIVER The splendid aud superGr
r.earrer BAY STATE Capt. T. Jewet leaves New or
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at ocioef
Yo-k ,very MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, =
O'clock u Ton. Pier No. ~ R. The Battery oets
TOUCHING at Ntwlort each way. .
Will be REGARDED secured 20 any Aop
eAnt unti Ire sane shall lave been pAid tOr.
Freht Boston forwarded hroukh with great dispatch
by an Express FreisLt II All
y W.T. BORDEN. AGENT. No.. 70 AID II wess-st
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of ID. County Of NewYork aotice hereby gwen 70 Al
ersoIs bsyns claims against MOORE KIRkPATCk, sts a
d. City Of EewYork deceased to present the sana wtth
voucher. hereof the subscriber the residences VI Wasn
Rebi. No. IC7 Troy st. City Of New Yoh, befers
the twenty nextDsed New York, The sishe
eenth day ~ December 1854 y
dis IswsmW SARAH KIRKPATRICK, Adnnistssths.
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EOR LIVERPOOI-SH. GEORGE LINE OF
Il CLIPPER-sHIPS-Tb celebrated clipper ship DREAD
NLUGHT Will positively ,sn MONDAY, April n: Tau
ship Ioec for making the quickest passages on record
Apply board Pier No g. North River 20 DEdA
RPsf 4 JONES, No 40 sou.t-s,. and No. 81 o. sip.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
i Of the County Of kevfosk, notice hereby given 70 ..
perons having claims against WILLIAM DUBOIS lss q
he City Of New York palorte manufacturer desessed =
present tie same with vouchers thereof TO the efs u Zen
Gee esas No 50 Jshns In the City Of New Yosk, %
before day Of July New the ssysn-
CHARLES c. MERCHANT, Solo Acting ExeestsE
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Of the County Of Eew-York notice u hereby owen - ~
u.rsons having ella against MARY r. SUDAN lets VI The
Civ Of decrsd to present the ssine With youahsrs
thereof ~ The sabscrber the office Of William HeYpn,
No "a wsllst In the City Of New York IN OF essofe te
6rs, dsy OF June pertDated kew.Yot The 1h day Of No
venber 1855 ALEXANDER VAN bESSsELAbh,
MI law6nW Administrator with viii amazed
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NFW- JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PhlLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, ns JERSEY
CITY-Nsi and Express Lines: Leave v-Yots snd II
. n and ard . IN fare So Y M, 81 stopping ~ al
vay sstiors fbrouth Tickets sola Cincinnati II and
els 5Ol AID West and Tor Baltimore, Warrington, Nor
ok &C. and ,hroufh hsRssse -h'csed ~ W.shnsop N m
and .. m. J. W WOODhUrF, A"ssant supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
Y IN connection .ub the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
oIened M.ucb Cb1k-spring ansnssments commanding
Apul IS Leave Ee~YOs Tor Mach Cbnnk and inef-
usd,t, plare. from Pier No North River a. 7:p a m for
Fsston 1880 and 81 IS ion SomeTynle, s7;O aDo
lG.45 m slb sud $40 The sblve Tains CONNECT a.
EI,rsbpb with 10. New Jersey Railroad leaving New
york rom fost Of CoartIandts 80 sad u and
q n JOHN Stems Superintendent
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The stated monthly meeting Of the Board of Mana
gers was held in the Bible House. Nos. lis and III
Nassau street on Thursday, p m, the Rev. DR.
WEIGH the venerable President Of the Society in the
chair. The regular reports of the Standing Commit
tees on Colporage, Agency, Publication and Finance
were presented and adopted From the report of the
Treasurer it appeared that the treasury still
drawn about 81 ,0Oo The Board, however, proceeded
to the election of fee coporteurs by unanimous
vote; 80 pressing was the demand for this kind of
labor. OF the five, three were German and two were
irisb, and they were appointed to labor among their
own eountrymen in communities of many thousands.
summary of 90 Coporteur reports presented for
this meeting gave the following results for the month
of March 1922 visits in Bible readings from house to
house, 3s5 families found destitute Of the Scriptures;
40 persons induced TO attend meetings; 33i children
introduced into Sabbath Schools PAS prayer meetings
held 200 sermons preached l63 visits to vessels and
for seamen made "a hopeful ersions and IS per
sons baptized The whole number Of conversions for
the last three months, not including those from the
abor of coporteurs in foreign lands were reported TO
have been 49, very many Of which were among Ger
mans and Irish
Select Committee reported appropriate resolu-
tions on the death Of George G. Germond, ESQ.,, late
of Brooklyn, and after listening to interesting com
municatOn from the Rev. G. N. Chandler Of Fredona
N Y, highly approving Of the Societys work Of col!
portage, the Roard adjourned.
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PEACE CONCLUDED.
REJOiClNGS AT PARIS.
NO NEWS OF THE PACIFIC.

The British and North American mail steamer Asia.
which left Liverpool after o'clock on the morn
ing Of Saturday, March g. arrived at this port on
Friday, g, about O'Clock, p m
Nothing Of the Pacific.
1t was generally believed that the treaty of Pc ace
would be signed on Saturday the 22d or Monday the
oath OF March In the event of delay occurring the
armistice would be extended to the 3Oth of April.
There Is no other of Importance by this arrival
The papers are full of gratulatoy addresses respecting
the infant Bonnparte. We have also few editorials
on the subject of American Affairs.
Exports Of breadstuffs from the kingdom of Naples
have been resumed. Consos have advanced per
cent, and are quoted for money e2t es22. French
three per cents $780,
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET had been dull and
dropping during the week, especially since the receipt
OF American advces per Asia; aud the business had
been confined to the immediate wants Of the trade
which at the holiday season small. Holders Of
fered their stocks freely that prices of ordinary
qualities had declined 3D. = rs, and middling l-l6d v
ID higher grades being scarce, remained stationary.
transactions of the week comprising only five days
Good Friday the 2lst and the succeeding day being
kept as close holidays) amounted to 81, $50 bales
which 2i,l40 were American, and included ., 500 on
speculation, and 600 for export. Quotations now
stand as follows: Brokers Board do not alter the
" fair qualities, namely: Fair Orleans, SD; Mid
ding SD; Fair Mobiles, 6id Middling 8 l3-l6d.;
Fair Upland', cid; Mddling, las l3-l6d. The
dizziness of Liverpool had affected the Manchester
market and very little business had been done.
Since Tuesday the market for BREADsruPgs had been
very dull, and transactions in all articles limited.
Wheat could be bought considerably lower, but in
absence of business quotations cannot be given.
FLOUR nominally unchanged say Western Canal,
81 Ia32l; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 35I6936I;
Ohio, 36s3eI6; Canadian, 1921 s34I. INDIAN Corn
remained without buyers at l under Tuesdays rates
say at 81 200 900 qrs. in store at Liverpool
PRovIsIoss-Beef was in fair demand, and steady at
late rates. No further arrivals of Pork Bacon had
been landed both articles were dearer for the time
but the return of peace must materially diminish the
Government demand. Lard, in retail, is quoted at
54Id55I