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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

, Hv~gdA w. WssrcoTr, Auc,ionecr.
FCTICzy SALE of MAGNIFICBNTH HOUSE

lUCTIOzS SALE Of MAGNIFICENT HOUSE
WEsTCOTr VIII sell TO MORROW (Wedhesdsy) at loi
socf the s,irs elegant Paor, DDins Room, Chamber and
Rsss{ Fuutpe the above house all Of which made TO
ssas, rpS description. The sale will BE- perempo
q ssA deposit required Of purchaser The Furniture
wee 7octsve Psnofore, Stool aud Cover large French
Pier ard Mantle Mirrors magnificent Suites rosewood Paor
Furniture Broeade Tapestry and Velvet with Slip Covers
sR Of best descpon chy carved rosewood Tables
wood Reception and Turkish Chars 2marble.cp rosewood
Etsgeres FONTS; brocsde and Lace Curtains French
EeTors marble husc Cabinets costly mantle Vases Bronze
Bfsusy valuable OH Paintings, elegant Chandeliers and
ss Fixtures Amous with mirror fronts rosewood bedsieeds
Bureaus and Washstend 10 match superior HAir Mattresses
BEDDING reserved Secretary Bookcase, Library do, with
ma Tstss open 6 feet rich Sverware China Dinner Set o
pieees Cut Glassware &C, with the Basement Furniture
Everything IN this house Is IN the condition. having been
used but short time Catalogues ready No postpone
mi M on anv aceauut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

VERGNEss ELECTRO-CHEMtCAL BATHS
Prof yERGNES the dscoverer Of the prccess for
acns Metals the Human Body, at No no Broswsy.
man system but peculiarly ecseous IN relieving those
suffering from Rheumatism Gcat Nearsie Psins wssans
or Contractons Limbs Sprans Spinal Anecons Uterine
DISTRACTIONS Erupons the skin The Aimscle
lives undivided attention to psenta Special dspasmsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
JAMES NJ MILLER. Auctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE of VALUAME REAL ES-

l,o pATE and Miller Co w sn .e :,
Auction on THURSDAY. March 81 1885, At the Merchants
RaehAnse, under the direction Of Murray ~ referee
Wess-The two Lots Westst beginning . feet inches
north OF Lsghs each being Is feet u inches de aud scout
~ deep Wsshingto sTwo Lots On tie west de OF
Wsgos Immediately In the rear Of the t'oFe mentioned
each being Is feet wide and 100 deep Bulk I'd and
MsA-Tke Bulkhead and WaierRsht in rcs Of the nrst-
described lot Sprnsst1he Lot with the ecstory orck
House thereon known No 2S nns-s'., = feet inches
vide and 100 feet deep Also. the adjoining three story ock
House aud Lot 80 SpnEst S feet wide and % feet deep
Also NE 10, the souihwesely OF Spring aud Csk
IS Win Vie double hreetogy BRICK House thereon ko~ IS
- sho u It, being IS feet y inches 'de On srrins
~ aha sweet deep CLARK The Lot, with the twostory
sc ete oek House thereon adjoining the rear OF the last
mehuonee shd tno~n No "a Ciaks, beng - feet inch
wee ana % iee tneee deep The Lots West aad Wash
M ana terMght will r. sold subject TO lease
en tArts on May 1871 Il annual of $2V payable
assf'ey snd The tste (which viii Be apPortoDed each
l lbe eseees have ihe gt Of removing bddngs
fime rroI TO the expiration Of their lease Tbs sale will BE- ab
,SSs ~ ga without reserve 70 the hsAsst bidder Tem.o
~ three yesrs per Mats can Be- hi AZ .be cce OF
Abe AUcbonser, Nc. 81 MGideulsue.
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For Freight or Passage apply TO
EDWDK COLLINS, No. IS Wsll-.t N Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austen FRAN. London.
B. O. wAINWRlGHTk Co., Paris.
The Of these ship will not accountable for gold
eulleu precious metals
less bills OF lsdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
Shippers viii please take notice the Of this line
goods contrsband of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-ALvAH

i BDtkINOhAM and bESJAsflS ~ DOChlNOnAAS,
survivors Pho CHAM against HORACE Is. SMITH,
Summons money demand contradiction not
TO the Defendant named You hereby snmmsosd
and required the complaint Ia this action, which vii
fled the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of
the City Hail. the City ofEew York and % serve
copy II the ssd complaint the
their Office No III Broadway, In the City Of AevYefs w,sen
twenty days aer the service Of this summons on you
sve e. the day Of such service and f % ns .ef ne 80
comp amt within the time aforesaid the psfDur " Ias ~
hundred fortyye dollars and sa,y ceas VIZ
p.eest thereon from the eleventh day Of May oo bedes bs
ros,. - III. .e,ioYDssed Newt off February a. 1926.
" carney, HUMPHREY BUT5.ER,
Planting Attorneys. No. Ill Broad way Navy
~. eoannnt A this action Sled n the Office Of he
cerI n ne CITY and County Of New Yob The 81 day VI
March 1885. BAkrEfi AcHf nhLf DUiLcn,
ma lew6wTu fl1ntinS AHcrnssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
U,HE REGULAR MAK LINE via sroNING-

and TAUNTON-nAnd rpsts without delay change Of can
or bsssase carrying the Eastern Mall
The Steamer c. VANDERBILT Captain w. II. Prasee,
and COMMODORE, Capt. J. X Pendlston in ooanec don
with the S,oDinston and Poysienee Boston and Pov
depee Railroads leaving NevYork daily SUNDAYS excepted
FROM Pier No North River frat WHAT above Battery
a, O'clock and stohinston at s. 20 or on the arrival
81 m. m all train hich leaves Boston ct ). % N.
The COMMODORE from Sew-YOrk Monday weinesisy
and Friday From Sto3ngsn Tuesday, Thursday
urday.
he c. VANDERBILT from NewY Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday From stoninston Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday
Passenger. proceed from s,onins.on per Railroad TO Prov
dence Boston Taunton and Bedford IN the EHres- Al
Tain reacp ad pace. several hours In advance Of those BY
other routes and in SIMPLE for ell the early morning lines
connecting North PASSENGERS that Pefe, reus,n
or hoard he steamer nov nights rest undstubed break
FAST de.red leave stonington the u m tsn TOT
Providence. -, NJ
Baggage Master sceonpanies The Stea0er and Tran
Fer psssaee berths freight, apply az Pier No.
North River or az the Office No. 10 Bst,ery-p.sce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

N SPRING ARRANGEMENT, Commencing March 8, 1886.
passenger Stations Co<ner Broadway and Canal-st
in New.York.. -. Corner 6th,st and 4th-av
TRANS LEAVE NEwYoRK-For New-Hsven: 7, g. M,
,Ex1;l2m; s,(F. $40 and p For BrdgePort I, 8
M E.) y m. ESl, $50 pm For Milford Strs,iord'
For Norwak: Ia m; u MI CExD $40, 5;l5 p m Eor
Dsren and Greenwich: a. m I'm SEQ 81 p m For
Stamford: T. (Ex u u IN, lEx), $40, 4, o:lop n
For Port Chester aud intermediate Stations: H. m I'm
$50, T. 5:l6, s ?. IN. -
(rx) For Hartford and Springfield: a. tEx); II m
D. NJ (E1) For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal:
M (ErI For Canal Railroad: IL N. 70 Westheld. For
New London Railroad: a. IN. For Housstonc Raj
road: a. m For Naugausk Railroad: a. m. p m LEX
For Dapbury and Norwalk Railroad: J a. NJ, p. .
TRAINS FoR NEwYoRK-From New.Hayen: $3.50, 7, o. %
e. m $50 (Ex); AS, $3.50 p (Ex) From Bridgeport;
65 1:4l 10 80 a. III. 3: 80 (Ex $50 lOi IN lEx From
Norwsik G. $50 s22 II ;O7 8: 50 Ex). sos lO:tl
(E1) From Port Chester: $50 6;t 1S7 9:O8 ;4S m :
$50 p. N. JAMES H. hOfT, supeHntendehr
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VyNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-The ships composing this


ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Eldridse.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRIATlC. .
These ships having been built by expressly for the
Government service every has been taken their
srucon also in their engines to insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers uneqused for ee-
and comfort Price Of from New Liver
pool in hrstelass cabin $50 In second do S75 exclusive
Of eIre rooms, ss25; from Liverpool TO New
York 80 and 20 uines An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship No berth secured until paid for
ppOpOgPn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer will sell


"A on WEDNESDAY March g. 1856, at II o'clock, At the
Merchants Exchange ny 300 Valuable and Desrab UILD-
ING LOTS situated the ancient and beautiful Village Of
EEWTOWN and within only three minutes wek Of the Depot
Flushing Railroad Company These whistles each D
resy 100 feet deep and will be sold with the
pnyiege The Lots NewtOwnav will be sold only In
ses Of four Lots making 50 feet front and 3O feet deep run
through from street street. The ground elevated the
ca and the land free from rock Churches
s5 all denominations and good Schools are IN the
vicinity Of this property and the water exceent me csr
Of the Flrshirg Company leave Hunters POINT and
Hewton several day, which gives every facility 70
make the beautiful place their private residence and combining
city country life. The Communication by the Railroad Is
only eight day which less than railroad
Sout the City Of NewYork The streets and avenues have
eli been Graded the expense Of the This
rarely be met with and Is worthy the attention OF
capitalists well thOse who seeking obtain healthy
locations for settlement Newtown has been noted for years
bent the healthest village Long Island rscle
improvements going and others 10 coDtemPs
6on which will eaty increase the value Of this properly
Every Lot put up will positively be cold TO the highest bidder
A Frame CoTTAGE 2e1s4 containing nine rooms, With
MIN room Barn and Wagonhouse and eight Lots OF Ground
ell knds Trees and good well of water on the prem
kes. Also, -, ,-..,
square Wasohouse, and coed well Of water, and seven
Lots Of Ground. Also, .- o-
new two-story and Basement Frame HOUSE and LOT.
House 20 feet square.
rs per cent purchase money may remain bond and
three years cent and the title Is nds
pp,able
Yer Litbogrsphc Maps and full particulars, apply TO
ALBERT II. ElCOLAY, No. Brosd.st, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and after MONDAY, Dec. 81, 1856 and until further no
tee Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF Daanes IS fol-
lows, viz; :,
BJFFALO EXPRESS att a. m for Buffalo direct without
change OF baggage At Honesve this train connects
with way train Dunkk and all stations the Western
Division ~ -,
MAIL at sl5 fcr Dunkirk and Buffalo and interTnedi.
ate stations Passengers train will remain night at
Oweso and proceed the next morning
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at p. m. for Newbursh direct,
without change of cars.
R0CKLAND PASSENGER, at ( p N. via Suferns for
Permont and intermediate stations.
WAY PASSENGER, at Ia for Otsville and inermedi'
ate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5p. m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT, at p. for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations.
No Train will leave SUNDAY.
These Trims Elmra with the Elmlra and
Nssas Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
kirk with Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo, Detroit, CHICAGO, &c.
b. c. McCALLUM. General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

pATRIOTIC LINE-New Lipe Of NETWORK
and LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-fbis tine will Be COLI
posed Of The following and splendid ships, via:
CALhOl N......2 oOo tuns burden Cept d. H. Truman
T. CLAY.....l5 so tlns burden. CaP- David CsulkDs
tuns burden Capt J. }. Lawrence
OkltNI ..'.. ? 90 tuns burden. Csgt. Geo D nAi
The above vessels have been recently built and are the arg
est AID most substantial in the
They are commanded By Of experience and ability ine
secnumocArons are sup@- and every e1eron VIII 20
made 70 promote the comfort and he
OF shipping FOR Freight or Passage apply 20
sPOFFORD, TILESTOS Co, NO. y broa6wG
Agents IN Lverpool-r GRIMsHA" Co., No. - Core
Plaza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
HENRY H. LEEDS Auetoneer.
"ENRY III. LEEDS & Co. will sell by auc
n ,oo on TITrsDAY and WEDNESDAY March Is aud

ton on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. March Is aud
% lTl O'Clock each day the store No 10 Nassanst
SUPERB SALE Of FANCY GOODS.-sig; q. X fsndoi'
p. be Is 20 his goods will be sold at this
sale real Carrsrs statusry Agate, Bszdso Yellow OF
Scnns Etruscan Meds Roman aud Hebe Vases from four
70 feet other choice Vases suitable for Paors and nj
chee.
Also, Aabsser Statuay, representing Venus OF Canovs,
Anoire Devine BY BenetoDe, &c.
VERDE ANTIQUE HGUREs.-HeNues, Apollo Sleeping,
Cupid Rage PsmpaOn copy Of the Monument on the Piak
ga az IeshSrn kc Lage Marble Vsses superb Fountain
carved with leaves Gothic and Grecan Vases Popen and
Urns Card Receivers Groups, Animals
Of rich Bronzes imported
SAuetes and Groups large and small Bronze aud Ormou
Cocks Bronze and Ormou four and hveght CaDdeisorss
Inksands and Paper Weights suitable for the
stationery trade, Cigar Match and Ash Receivers Bronze
Figures marble pedes Consos Brackets Coupes Jewel
Receivers, Flower Baskets, &c
Also CHINA waRE-Consistins of Groups Figures, Vases,
&c richly decorated and gilt
The goods be packed OF small expense on the premises
ar shiIment il desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
CUPREME COURTROOM LIDDLE, Plain

C,UPREME COURTROOM LIDDLE, Plain
- til against WILLIAM HILLYER, Defendant Ssmmess
snSsS boTersnss You are hereby san1moned required
the complaint ibis action which has this day been cs
Office Of the Cerk Of the County Of New tot 81 he ty
Hs N City of York copy 4 your an
the said the subscriber At his Office No "
Merchants Exchange said eify within twenty Gays sfss
the Of this summons you exclusive Of the day Of se
seree and you fs the said ecmpsins within the
aforesaid the plaintiff will take JUDGMENT Tor the u
two hundred and kxy dollars and hyseyen eeDt yh
interest o tae 2h day Of November, thousand esht
P.brusrv IA isss II. r. PERSON,
10 nav axT9SF Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
IN the matter of the SALE Of the REAL ES-
i TATE of ELRHALET CHICHESTER. deceased, 10

i TATE OF ELRHALET CHICHESTER, deceased, for
the payment his debtIn Of order Of tho
Surrogate County of will cause % DO SOD
public suction at the Merchants Exchange In tho City Of Nev5
the following described Real Estate OF Ephaet Chichester
late Of the City Of Newfok deceDed for tho o. nae
debts All that te<sn lot Of ground situated IN tho Fonta
Ward Of the City Of NewYork ON the notherJ SIDE Of
Cherry street known by the street number
( bounded souhey in front by Cherry street, nothe.y In
one side by No % stey belonging Msssrs smith and
vanderpool and westerly the other side by io NO
William Foot and the heirs Of Nathaniel brus ana
leased Ephaet Chichester containing In breadth op Cnsr
In the twenty four festand m enh
on each hundred and thirty feet be the same more %
Ann bis wife Joseph Towers by deed bearing date no hird
day November thousand seven hundred and 9hy ana
Office Of the Register OF the City and County or
EewYork IN Lber Al Of eonyeysnses Psse ~ ~ py ~
said JoseI ToeIs Ia due form 81 lay devised e n
dsusher Mary Rker and BY the heirs OF the ssd A n.eI
conveyed Ehet Chichester BY deed bearing dsse me INST
Also al that certain piece parcel Of land tase yrg and
being IN the Fourth Ward of the City Of New and being
part OF the rear Of land owned by the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonaity Of the City Of NewYok fronting Och
street In said city, and which contains two hundred and my
nine and half feet and bounded and buued o
lows Northery BY land Of the said The Mayor Alder
men and Comonsty Of the City Of Newfork ten feet and
seven inches westerly land Of unknown ninssesn
feet and one half inch souhey BY other land Of Epbst
veyed by date abe twenty fourth day Of February
ls2 Jsco Vanderpoo twenty feet inch and one
half inch the said piece parcel Of land above descnDed
being colored In pink certain msp dated YORK. Beb
rusry 1882 surveyed by John j. serell City surveyor
Ten per cent the purchase money will Be required 20 30
paid at the sale the balance when tbs deed ready Tor Do
hvery.-New .York, February Is, 1885, ,o,,r n ppvpr
f6lawswTu WEbCOmb u. DECIDE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Rozbury has Discovered In e
mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND o. Hy-
He has tried eleven hundred eases, and aa
except IN two cases both thunder huOr He has aes he
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
One 70 three bottles WIN cure The hind CT pnee on
Two or three bottles will clear the syssers Of bile.
Two bottles warranted to the sshes IN the
Three 70 svs bottles are the worst ssss Of
One or two bottles are warranted eli Asnsr sAs
Two bottle. are warranted 10 cure runns Of The care and
Pour or sin bottles are warranted corrupt and ranans
One bottle will cure sc.ly eruption. Of the slin
Two three botes warranted 70 cure ne worst ess
Two CT three bottles are warranted the most desperate
Three to four bottles ar. warranted to saltIheum
E to a , r ss AZ ~s',s &c s.,s ,:s s
perfect warranted when the above quantity taken
all the wonderful medicines The day, that weed
growing the pssuss and along old stone should cure
sumr has to start There :e no IL nor snds has,
about it, .uitins cases but not yours psdasa sssl
eets Of Il every case II has already done of the great
est cures Massachusetts 10 children
cosS Da Children who's. ssh O Ava asSy restored
perfect state Of health BY one bottle
always cure it. Il give. great relief IN satsnh and s.1ss.
Some who have taken have been sevs Tor and have
easy but where there any deansement Of the functions Of
nature will very feelings but you must not DO
aarmed they always disappear In from fosr days 70 vess
There bad result from t on the contrary whsn sss
feeling sone you will feel yourself Ike new persoA
heard the most exrsysssnt enconams d hss ever
listened TO. - :.
Roxbury. Mass. Price 81
No. 81 Barclay CHARLES H RING, No is2 B,csav.y,
A. b. b d. SANDS, No. i4i Wilsm-st MARSH, okvis
WILLS 4 Co, No. us Franklin &, MckESsoM R9BSiNs
4 Co. No ls5 Msidenlanei HAViLANp hARRAL
RISLFY wssrenst, BARNES PARK, St Broadways
WARD. CLOSE Co., Maidenlane, Mrs: HAY rs, Brook
yn and for sale retail by all respessbs Druggists throosb
out the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

7 LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
IL SHIP CONTAINING II Wanutst, Philsdelfhia,
March I. ls56.-NOTICE TO PASSENGERS and IMPORT
ERs.-Ths stesmship CITY OF BALTIMORE. 2,4et tuns,
the .slinss from LIVERPOOL for PHILADELPHIA during
the Month Of April she be from the French
Government with whom her period Of service is expiring
Az the precise date Of sailing can be fixed will sp
pear in the Advertisements JOHN @ DALE, Agent.
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HIM n. LrEps 1 90. Auctioneer..

ON WEDNESDAY,, March 26, 1856, at ~
" oelock at store No ls Nssssu-st Eegsnt sale o.
shout ~ pieces Of real CarAra MARBLE STATUARY just
imported from I,sy viz: The Dancing Girls BY Frank Charity
by Demedco Innocence, by Demedco jefferson BY Del
meoco Mary MAsdsen after CADova; BNlcrino BY Frank
FIDELITY BY Landi BAocas Venus ser CsnoNa; Christopher
Columbus and others Also Marble Pederals Sale positively
without reserve.
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PHILIP r. WILKINS, Auctioneer.
DRRFMPTORY SALE of an elegant COUN-

Il TRY SEAT and 10 VILLA SITES at NYACK, the
Hudson Ryer.-PHILIP r. WILKINS will sell at auction
TUESDAY March IS 1856, u o'clock the Merchants
Exchange about three of land with the hne mansion
house thereon situated ct Nysek within few hundred feet Of
The river The house large perfect order first story paint
ed freseo and the grounds well stocked with every
ney Of fruit Also 80 Villa Plots which viii be sod In parcels
suit purchasers For health beauty Of scenery &c Nysk
unsurpassed by any place the rver and It's proximity TO
the city with which communication be had several times In
dsy this property very desirable for those wishing
country resdeDee For further particulars and maps apply
ne Office Of tie Auetioueer, No. II Wsil-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
EXECVTOR's SALE at AUCTION of HOTEL

h PROPERTY ia Newark, New.Jersey.-The subscriber
will offer for public auction the premises on Fk-
DAY March 28 at o'clock p. the valuable property su'
nted at the corner Of Broad and William Sta known as the
CITY HOTEL The lot is about S. feet inches in front on
after reaching the depth 100 feet has width Of about 10 feet
inches for the distance Of 81 feet 10 inches II is about 200
set deem on the north line and communicates with commcd
Gus alley the which it has front OF . feet Inc
Hotel wa erected great and In very subsan
manner occupies the whole front and about lO feet deep
II Is four high beside basement and underceM Inc
property will be set up the price Of 500 and viii be sold
TO the highest bidder above that Ten cent OF the p
chase will be required TO be paid the day Of sale and
% per cent on the day Of April next when the deed VIII
be delivered the premises at II Of that day The balance
purchase money remain on bond and ease OF the
for at cent annur
from 18th Of April payable half yearly Persons des
Of purchasing invited to make particular eIsninanon
Vt the premises DAHIp n NEVIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

IN DELPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Enited States Mail and Express Lines: Leave New
York and II m. and and p. Through In four hours
80 rs in T. and SS ia and II g. aud p. m The New
Jersey Accommodation Line leaves ct IL 81 stopping
At al vaystaoDs Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati ls
am and he West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
kc and Through baggage checks TO Washington IN IN and
g 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-(sundays ex

IL cepted-Leeve Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 a. for
and Syosset 10 a. M and 3i5 for Hempstesi, 10 m,
II m. and S:45 and p for Jamaica, 10 M Il M -,
and so D. M Leave Greenport tor Brooklyn 10 g Isp
hank II: S5 m on Mondays g.: 10 a. Lakeland, 1870 p
m Mondays, s:Ss Farlninsdale, 1880 M and p
$50 p m. Jamaica, $40, $40 and $40 and 2lo and
A. m
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IN YORK to R0CHEsTER-The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is open, aud, In con-
necon with the Buffalo Corning and New and New k
and Erie Railroads, forum direct route from New-York 70
Rochester
The dene Of this route together with the superior COM
fort afforded by the wide renders by far the most desr
bic between the aboye.naIned cities .
Tickets be procured at the New and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oce foot of Duanes and No. 1873 Broadway; also in
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through
Freights will be transported between York and Recbes-
ter with dispatch ANY information desired in regard therein
be obtained by calling the General Freight Agent OF TIE
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buding B. TAPPAN
Express Freight Agent No. 1893 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad on
Sunday. J. A REDFlELD, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
SOITHERN RAILROAD LINE.

M Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS. KANSAS, and
al pofnI West and Southwest; can obtain IhTonfn reEe
and 81 concerning routes: fare &C. sssr 1y ne
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or sE"-fOAk
CENTRAL RAILROAD. BY application o. he Compe1ysU
fes Ne ls3 Broadway corner Dey-st
JOHN u PORTER Gepe:s AseIt NJ = X y