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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-26
WASHINGTON, May ID, 1856.

GENTLEMEN: ! received your letter short time since
and beg you to convey 10 the Sheffield Foreign Affairs
Committee my acknowledgment for their attention and
still for the II furnishes that there many
persons in England who deprecae the of the public
press in endeavoring to create hostile feelings between that
country and this at loss TO conjecture the motive
though of the fact itself there be doubt desire
to preserve amcabe relations with England long
can be done consistently with rights and honor 10 the
universal sentiment of the people of the United States The
two nations can do each other deal Of good or
vast deal Of injury God grant that their political inter-
may be regulated by spirit Of kindness and Justice
leaving their competition TO End its employment in the
pursuits of peaceful INSTRUMENTATION and not In con-
ics Of war Such know TO be the earnest hope of the
people of this country and met in corresponding spirit
in yours there win be nothing disturb their future tran
quiity.
am, gentlemen, respectfully, your obedient servant
LEWIS CASS
ISAAC IRogsfpE, ESQ, Chairman;
WILLIAM CyPLEs Esq, Secretary OF the Sheffield Foreign
Affairs Committee, England
We have also seen manuscript copy Of letter written
by distinguished member Of Parliament in which he
asserts the true policy Of his TO be the rete-
ton of Mr. Dallas, and dgned silence even though the
message Diminishing Mr. Champion should be offensive OF
course this policy win find st stronger Justification in
the coucsory tone taken by Secretary Marcy in his notice
Of dismissal.
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FRENCH RAILWAY TRAvEILNG-Twelve years ago the
number Of travellers between Paris and the Belgian from
tier amounted, perhaps, TO 100000 100000 annually.
In 1850 the northern railroad conveyed altogether three
and half millions Of travellers whilst in the past year
the number to no less than FIVE and half millions
which equivalent to the sixth part Of the whole French
populaien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
Nesppork daily Gribn,re
WORD FROM DOG NOBLE


DEAR frien's, I've piti.nl iae TO relate,
A. Won will confess when tell you my state
yonye be ard vhoui doub both in speech and in sor Q
q, hat miserable % squirTe barktd at 20 long.
oh those bright oyous DAYS when ked in the sun
1J,e vyehrgsoHle duties Of cogl.ie a done
or s,w at that hole with my boW-wow.w
I'm certain that squirrel i sitting there now.
pr. nv friends were determined TO how nv mistake
neclafing this rumpus FOR no hin, yol make;
=, ,iey took ne by :orse 10 the opposite de:
Now where y your squirrel they tIuntingly cred
Not conviI ced by this Journey, at once went back
al set unys.lf down on tue same Old track
WTer thew then pointed up Ia far distant tree
And ,hou I'd that identical squirrel 10 me
" very well" said |. " |. your ,abors are DER.
I'l GO b., K and bark At hat opening cree more:
TIN squinel went through there cannot forget
and In pretty certain that he s there YET
pr, l,se friends It'll determined TO set ne all right
AID rlsce nv attacks in q ludcrOus light:
T,,f'p, all their endeayors Of no Usc al all,
A. length 10 convince NE, they tore down the wall
Ncw will some kind Eras;us, Just give me worl
~ advice which viii be S; thankfully heard
Wit sbsll 90 next for nc-er will .av
That squirrel ran If II u different way.
In ,be mean time as patient as dog can well be
Willie waiting so.nt mex fabrication to see
,,Iorcb 1ot a stone i lCft on The land
I II 90 back and bark rhere The rail uscf 10 stdzj.
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AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

NEw PRocEss OF MAKIsG BUTTER.-At the late
Fair of the NeWYork State Agricultural Society, a
new discovery in butter-making was made public, OF
which our reporter remarks:
There is one Of the processes Of manufacture 90 IN
Ike all others, that deem highly worthy OF publica-
ton a discovery, and give it in the discoVerers
own words; and since he has thoroughly proved ms
success earnestly advise ell butter makers to ry ne
new PLAN The sample furnished fresh and pertecy
sweet. The statement dated Watertown, N L. oeP''
go 1850 says: .:..o,oa
This sample of butter is made by my linPr ''t
method, whereby every drop Of water or oeerlIn -
AIKEN out Of it by solar evaporation IN us P'..e'
claim to have so perfected butter making In' ]
NAV be kept sweet several years, "ithou. tie i.Iu
odor caused by the decomposition OF "af quo oul.el.
milk that peryadee most Of the butter d. inc present
time. ;-.,~,,1 49,
The following is an outline Of my improved pro,
cos Firstly ia churDing the cream enough ice shouid
ha mn, into occasionally TO make t9 butter come IN
cruInIs pour 10 the buttermilk rld sh the butter
everal times in soft ice water until there ceases to be
90 ,;ltv ,puearanoe. During tie process OF wash
80 sho11ld here be soId hump Of butter large
nssrab 10 contain cell Of fluid, that lump should be
crIsd ybile in the water and broken into q CORE
rondino size with the other crumbs. Lastly, wash il
II brine made Of rock -ali satpe,sr sf. water aad
ice skim the crumbs out Of the briGe with O * INNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

DEATH FROM WmlPPlSG-A young girl aged syenrs
named Barbara Founan, residing on Columbus street
west side. died on Saturday. II beng reported 10
Coroner Erwin that il suspected that the cilise
Of Ler death whipping received from her
SCI oolmaser he summoned jury AID held an inquest
Yesterday. The Jury cOmpOsei al T. H. Dre SIN,
e. l.. Fin, Mr. Pratt, s Race, > Paddock and jas.
Hill The testimony OF three CiI'' 10 mates Of the
deceased was received going sub ip.iae the re-
mort that four weeks since Frederick Bowers, school
master on Cleveland Centre, had whipped the enid
with great severity her back with stick nah On
inch thick and about two feet long. lie had J"ea m
the habit of using the same mode of punish
ment on other children previously The glfl
complained OF ,8menes, and took 70 her
bed about eighteen days aiter~ard: aAd IT.
ter an illness Of eight days, through whi.h she com
rlened Of great pain in her spine shoulder and len
side. dled on Saturday. \ post NOR N eXanlnaLon
by Dr. Prentice showed cOC- estion OF the lower Par
Of the left lung, great enlargement OF NE h'er ana
Commissions oil tie lower part OF the pacA' II va Iie
conclusion OF the PHYSICIANS tn6t ne tTthH- M W
Eowers caused these results VIVA: medical treatment
had leen prartlced does not appear, though 'h ha
pty.icar on Tuesday l., the iuct OF TIE "uppn- o1
being divulged - the doctor. lhe jury ituInsu
y,d't that tile child cane 10 he death by l"ur"s re
cevsc from Bowers. lie was iInme ttey arre-'e oy
Cf;car Elvert aud contn, in ne t1lce PRISON; ne
psr, MS Of the gil German. IL me SloF Vi
i true the punishment vas brutal and T1el III 5uJ eA
IRENE. lCIeteIalu '@'u SN'' ~
Mono Tu1yr C,uGBr.-Oa sunday last, one Of
orr civ poGcc discovered white man and negro
passing eisurey through our city, on horseoAcs ea n
a, MONDAY; but somehow something scented :, ~
ina, 'OnethTv wss wrong and the Two Ne.c CO. ~;
Aneyamination was had before Mr. Justice Gross md
thew botn told their tales but each not happe.lI
10 be in the room 10 hear the other Their ec9o 10 o.
Themselves ana Others did not correspond. bH uey
both agree that they going ou' on sue
Tbe n,ero finally confessed that the man had en- ed
him away, and they were going 20 Me3co. az nat
he man had threatened his life Il be shoIiI d.
yulce the ana;r. The negro man 3 s'oa' ne y1oT
~ Md. IL would no. surprise us if tbs should
$50 20 bave some connecti with the attempt In
snrrectiop on the Colorado At present. they re eota
taking Lodging u our jail, and one, we iea, paolc
expense. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
Ceaa! Notices.

Ara SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for
~ the Comfy Of NewYok at the ser,oia'e' nee IA ne
City Of New the eth day OF October 10 -,
~ 1,sre ,ith, hui dred and fly Pr sent ALtAANoEh
" HRApf0Rp sgIros; In ;As mater Of ~ 'fT s KS
gANkINsON D,e,.ed On reading and hlss the PetsG oi
JOSEPH c TALBOT the Guardian Of LAuRA ~ HASnts
said STFPHRN X HARRIS Administrator Of all and snsaH
the soods ehsi;rs and credit, Of the sad "a ~ ~
BAEkINSON dGeeaed pesonf, be and appear Before tn
Sutofat Of n, County Of New Oh bis once IN me iy
Of E,~forh on the 4ih day Of January next II osSel ~
the forenoon Of that scoun OF k proceed
inss sueh Adnnsraior and sho why re sAeua H''
be ,.Terseted. A W BRADFORD Surrogate.
oil SSrsE
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ATT SURROGATE COURT, held in and fer

A I SURROGATEs COURT held in and fer
The County Of EtwYok ~ the Surot.,es Otce, in The
CITY OF Ntwiork the eighth day Of October in The year
ore m utnd tighi hur and CITY sixPesent ALEXAS
DER w BRADFORD surrosre.-ln the matter Of he &C
:, s8W q STEPHEN r. harris guardian 81 LAURA VI
nhNhINSON, an infant On reading Ming the petition
o. yOsnfH TALBOT the In, nd " the Sail LAURA
n hANhlNsOH, u 10 ordered that 50 d STEPHEN FAR-
gerelsn Of the and Of the slid LAURA T.
ANhiNsoR deceased psrsoualy and spp.r Def &c t.e
eeuoSt the County Of kew-lok he Vce in the City
New foh. the fourteenth day Of January next, II
stti the rsncon 81 tia, and render an .eoouni Of
Bis 0setdn a. such fua,dr and show Why he 10
not b. suTs'tsStd BRADFORD
tloIsysRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

NHE PEOPLE OF the Stale Ol Ne"-loth, u!
the grace God free and ndependet To al persons m
tcres,ed the estate of JAMES MATnhSoN Ate 81 ne ~
81 View YORK deceased a. creditors gatces next OF kin or
otherwise greeting You and each OF YOU aye hereby e.a
and required personally be- and appear before our surrogate
Of the County Of Scwlork his office IN hc Cry OF New
York the th day Of February next Al eleven oco IN me
forenoon Of that th and there attend the hnsl settle
men of the account e proceedings Of PETER NELsoN 80
executor the last will and testament Of d-cens d. In
witness whereof the seal office Il sal
saie 10 be hereunto affixed. Witness, ALEXANDER w
BRADFORD esquire Surrogate OF said County 81 the Gay
Of the 9th day Of August N The - OF our
f. 81 Lord one thousand eight hundred AZ f'tysx
o24 law4wf \. ". BltADfO lD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
rTHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


MI KENNEDY Of Ro1bury has discovered IN one o. our
pasture weeds, remedy that cures EVERY KIND Of
He has tried IL in eleven hundred and never failed
except both thunder humor he has nov m DIS
possession over two hundred eenh'aes '1e ali Nn
Tno bottles are warranted to cure nursing mouth
One three bottles will the worst knd OF ppet on
The face. .,
Two bottles warranted TO cure the worst canker IN the
Three 10 i've bottles are the worst Of
One OF two bottles are warranted all humOr in the
bottle, warranted to running of the ears and
-Four OF I bottle. are eoup; and running
One bottle will scay erupions Of the skin.
three bottles warranted TO cure the worst esseof
Three to four bottles warranted salt rheum
Five eight bottles will cure the worst case OF scotuA
b,n,6t N always experienced from the bottle snd
perfect warranted when the above quantity IS taken
all the wonderful medicines OF the day that common weed
growing the pastures and along old stone walls should cure
humoI has 70 start There DO IFS nor Ands hams nor mas
boSssd bottle. Of il in the vicinity Of Boston the
effects of Il has already done some Of he sIea
,,M old to old peopss of sixty have poor, Puny,
locking children whose flesh soft ard habby
stored to perfect state OF health by one bottle -,
To those subject sck headache one bottt VIII
always cure gives great relief in ea'ah and dizziness
some who have taken been eosive for years and have
Seen regulated by IT, Where body sound it works quit
,asy but there dersnsement OF the functions ~
na,ure il M SIM ula feeling but must NOT be
they always disappear in from four days 10 3" ca
Thee ia never bad result from II the contrary when Ia
f,,ps is gone you will feel yourself like head
oue Of ii. moot sxravsgsS eneOnums Of 1t that ever -
ktentd to- .,., =. -,,,,,~-poy x, ,,o ".
Ro1bury, Mass. Pnce 81 . :, ,c,-r,,r,, -
40 81 Bsrclsy.t; CHARLES H. RING No. l9l Broadway
A B. 4 d. SANDS, No lA Willam-sti MARSH, Ok'IS
NFILSS Co, No. ll5 FrankEn-st NcREsSOS ROBBINS
4 20 No las Nlden-ane, HANILASD, HARRAL
SISfIy Warrsu-st.; BARNES PARK No. 9ot broadway
WARD CLOSE 4 Co, MaidenlAnd, I'm HAYES bIookyL:
and for retail BY Al respectable Druggists Inc
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate OF
Il the County Of EewYork noce 10 HEREBY svsn 10 >. per
sons having elaine WILLIAM BLAKE late Of the City
EevYork deeesec 10 the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Office No. S Pes.t In
the CITY Of New.York before the fourteenth day Of
March neIt-Dsted New York the 10th day Of september lass
NANCY NJ BLAKE, Adrninsrsirix,
,rl2 laysmTr. with the VIII snneI.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

H AraD excepted Ir-ns gong EASY;
Lave BROOKLYN Greenport 70 daily for faphank 10
daily Saturdays al jf5 Tor Farming iaIe 10
n and 9.45 p H. for Syosset, 10 a. m and j. = p m Tor
Hampstead, l0a n. u and $50 and p m foI JSnAos
tOa n Y IN. 8: IS ; and 81 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

The Republicans Of the First Ward o. B'o'sys
have made the following nominations
For Aldermcn-Wanen T.. Russell.
For Superyi.or-John PHILIPPE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

sobsenb.r. 70 THE TsiBuSE wl-hae tn.lI 90 az
dfe.. ehaus.t shoad = al case. f'r "a. 49, DIV sem,
ana SrG.s a. testify which 'lfl ~1tl4 - -. {,
W..l,s or Weekly; and ,ub szssere-I' "a -''' ~ u
,sl.rIrel. TIE &c fJ,qtensJ p - -
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Me0ifaI


IN
IN DENNIS No Beeckerst, for % years practitioner
medicine in this city offers his ALTERNATIVE and Ht-
PATIO SYRUP those afflicted of the fol-
lowing Diseases Acute and Chronic Disease Of the Liver
Kidneys Pulmonary Consumption Disease Of the Heart Piles,
Fistuls, syphilis, Rbe umstism
Dennis bpndreds in this city who have been
By the of his ALTERATINE and HEPATIC SYRUP,
who will testify its efficacy.
B.Oee hours from 10 to daily and on the evenings OF
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday from 7 TO Q o'clock.
GAACERS Iemovsd Miihmnt The use OF the N lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YoIk-sEBASTIAN ALBUS, ACT MATTHEW DiDlER
and ANNA Older his wife.-Summous-For RelleL-Io
the above-named Defendants and each OF them You are
hereby summoned and required TO the complaint III
this action which filed Oc 81 the Clerk OF the Cy
County NewYok, the City Hall In said city on the
10th of Apn 1856, and to copy OF youf AnW 70
the said the subsc their fce No Wall
81 in the CITY Of New York within twenty days AFTER the ser
vice hereof the day Of such service aud yo M
70 answer the said complaint within the t' aore.ad the pam
iii in will apply 10 the Court for The ree DENIAL ded
in the communicated kewiork ApIn 10, 1856
oc24 lawtwF DEAN SANFORD, Plaintiffs Atorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Express Lines: Leave New-York and II
and .. fare, IS; IL So 25 stopping at all
way stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati s7 and
he and tho ugb baggage checked Washington in and
6pm w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of View,
SYo,i-TUE PHILADELPHIA GUANO COMPANY
.r.nft JOHN z. GowEN andi FRANKLIN COPELAND.
Summons demand on contradiction not ser
To the DEFENDANT you hereby summoned and required
complaint in this scton, which WI BE- hed
In the Clerk Of the City and COUNTY of New York
At the City OF Nc~Yori and 70 copy 81 your Az
compliant the subscnbers al their Once
No Hanoverst in the City Of N~wfotE within twenty
dsr, the service Of this summons on you, eIcluys
Of the day service, and il you s 10 answer the
said cor ps within the Aforesaid the psnth ~ this
,ctsn viii take Judgment against you for the '1n o. TWO
thousand ono hundred and dollars with In erect
from The tenth Gay OF August thousand eight hundred aad
1nys1 beside. the Of this acilon-Dsted Oct 1850
BLACKBOARD SEWARD GRIsNOLD,
FlNntift Attorney No. Hanover.st.
The sompiht IN tn n b Oh a., Of oe;oSar isS
BLATCHEORD. SEWARD GhISWOLD,
o.,si,wfvT. PlaindSs Aitorneys
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|7vW-yORK and NEw-IIAvEN RAILROAD.
~ srTuuFR ARRANGEMENT .ommen Nay 5, lag
y s,srons Gamer and Canal

~ sTINMER ARRANGEMENT eommen ing Nay 5, lag
Pa,senser Stations Corner Broad way and CanAl-st
In New York. e. Corner 2rth-st- and 9TH Az.
Erw-Yosg-For New Haven. 7, "a IN fEr .
I1,5o rs 4 Ok $3.50 p For Brdsepor m, On
y On 9l5 fFx 1859 p For Milford STAFFORD sTed
sontbpor, and Weytport m. ; 4 90 j:i5 40 p n For
Noruan: = ga m; 1880 3:l5 T. (EI) $50 j:l5, 6:b
S.I5p IN For Stamford: 7s lEHl9 M $3.50 Sl5, 4,
OK $50 rs s:l5 For Port Chester d intermediate
CossvcrrsG TBANs-For Boston: a m. tExli ip m
(yx) For Hartford and SVriugSei: Il l&5u p m
II o. Oh For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal:
a ". tEx) Tor Canal Railroad: a m. ,Ex.) and l2O p m
% Weytfeld For New LouLon Railroad A. NJ p n FOR
Housatoric Rsrosd: Ga ~ For Nsuca.Ics Raj Dad:
m 5l5 p For DAnbury and EorFAt Railroad: 7's ~ !
4p. m.
TRAIss TO Nrw-YosK-Fron New Hsven: 80 ;, e;S5
N NI) l:5o tE1) $50 9:3o P. n. TX From bndeeRer'
$40 40 lO:l2 m Ok ~ e. Sill, r6 p n "a
FROM Sorwak i:45 a. s:l5 1905 r. OK 20 tEx)
J.5 54j 1888 p tEx.J From PoT, Chester n 49,
JANIS H. HOYT. Superb -enden.-
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i TON ior BOSTON and PROV lDENCE-Inland rout
without delay change of OF baggage -
an, s,,amffs PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. joel Stone and G.
VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Fnzee, in connection with IN.
ssnuson aud Providence and Boston and Providence h
pads avns New York daily, Sundays excepted from PieI
No Moth River first wharf above Battery place at oeocn
a. m SonngoB 80 on the arrival OF the NAL
trsin " hich leaves Boston at $50 p . -
The e. VANDERBILT from New.York Monday, Wednes
DAY, and Friday Stcninston Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday
dzy Saturday FROM StoningoD, Monday, wednesday,
and Friday. $500,
Psss proceed from Ston,ngtnn per RAILROAD 20 rtOy
pc. and Boston in III. Express Mail Train several hours IN
of ho by other routes aud IN ample time Tor all ht
morning lines connecting North aud East PASSENGER
hss prefer board the nights rest
breakfast II desired and leave Stonngon IN the
S,45 M train connecting Providence With the II N nns
Baggage Master Accompanies aud train through
eseh
Passage, berhs state or freight sppy 81 fef NO
Nor,h River or al the Office No 10 Battery place
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States By
tnuous Railway The Road PttsbuzB
with daily line Of Steamers all ports in the Western Rivers
Cleveland and SaBdusky with 20 all ports
.he North Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 and
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FIRST CLAss-BOots, Shoes Dry Goods lin aoo NJ, 100
bo4fs FWs Feathers, &c,..............) 49, -
SECokb CLAss.-BoOks and Stationery, Dry)
Goods Tin bales), Hardware, Leather i1jc per 100 u
THIRD CLAss.-Anvs Bagsng, Bacon and AZ ~, no =,
Pork lin buk), Hemp, kc................ N~' -
FOURTH CLAss.-COhee, Fish, Bacon and IN. M, 100 ~
Pork tpacked), Lard aA Lard Oh........ ~ p
In shipping Goods from any point east OF Philadelphia be
UCuar ark the package "Nia Pennsylvania Railroad All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia
Pt,,burgh will BE- forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harrs Wormlcy CO.. Memphis, Tenn;
r. f. Sass Co.. ST Louis; J. s Mitchell Son Evansville,
Ind Dumesn Bel Murdoch and Carter Jewett Louis
vile, Ky. b. c. Medrum Madison Ind sprigman Brown,
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati NJ w Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio: Leeeh Co. No 81 Kibys Boston, Leech Co, No.
Aston House, New-York, No. Wliams, and No Bat
terry place NewYork; f. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia hauaw
Moons Baltimore; Geo. C. Franoscus, Pittsburgh
Fo. further particulars bills ef ladns. apply 10
LEIGH Co, Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No 2Astor House New York.
Fl. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

GREAT CEN n A l. OF E.
~ Cue Throngh Tickr- and FTrgi, Office Of he
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Ars f,r Railroad and Stsa Connections 70 Chicaso,
Nwaokee Galena Burlington ST. Louis Cairo, aud a. POINTS
yis sIispyEsION BRIDGE. BUFFALO o-iOSWEGo, is
a, No l73 BROADWAY " Y.
co,,.- 81 Co,I,lar NJ DARIUS CLARK, Aren't
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II PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
e.mtr METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Al 4 O'Clock pm :;
.pd ihe BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves New YoIk every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p.
frou No r. ths Battery both touohins at New.
sort eseh way .
Hereafter will b. regarded secured TO any spp
cant until the sam. shall been paid for
FREIGHT Boston h forwarded through with great dispatch
Nv $40 Express Freight Tam.
VIM BORDEN AGENT Nos. 10 aud u Westst
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NEM- YNRK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-

NEW-YGRK aud HARLEM KAIL,RUAD.-
IN FARE REDUCED.-Only { 81 from New York 20 Al
basyThe Inland Route connecting with Western and North
erh Trsins 800 m Express Train for Albany withou:
change Of ears connecting with ll:l5 Central and North
Trans 8:lO Mail Train stopping at Williams Bridge
snd all Stations above $50 Express connecting with
ID. Central II pm.
RETURNING, LEAVE ALBANY-S3o a. M, Express,
without change Of cars. e:l5 Mail Train. 1880 p.
Ezprrss for New-YoTk
We invite all business pleasure 20 take ths
HARLEM Railroad which oI comfort promptness safety,
ursprpss,ed The Albany TIaius fitted up with
Approved Brakes which places the train under the
reptol Of he Engineer rendering the safest road IN the
pon Tickets be- obtained Baggage checked the office
Of the Western Railroad Albany, White aud Center
Breome and 2eth-sts., New York.
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6tramboats an0 Bdilrod0s.

GREAT AMERICAN ROU rE.-M,ClIIGAN
" SOUTHERN RAILROAD to CHICAGO; 81 Louis ROCK
lad 81 Paul Mlwsuk p and all places West and South
wet New OH and ET New York Cen raj and American
Railroads Toledo forming the shortest quckc.t
and Die the Great Nest For through ckets
and rates Of freight apply at the COmpanys Once, No l
Broadway corner Of Deyst, New York -
JOHN r. PORTER Agent.
NETWORK ana ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN pANY'S EXPRESS-tiEsERAL OfFICE, No. IT'S Broad
ws, n y To. New York aud Enc Railroad Company are
nov prepared " do resusy Express business
II. D. RICE, Sup't Express.
a. neralS np tendeDt
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FLUSHING RAILkOAD-Leave Fulton Mar
Il ket BY Steamer ISLAND CITY st6l and 10 IN l.
and o. IA The CARS leave Flushing H. l., at the same
honIs meeting and .xehausns passe"gers Nth the Boat
WM Nj SMITH, Superintendent