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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02

A punster happened in one of tie banks
the other day just as the worthy cashier
was running up, with his accustomed celeri.
ty and correctness, very long column of
figures. The waggish visitor saw the sum
completed, and then remarked to the official
with grave face:
"B--, understand they talk Of sending
you to the Worlds Fair as specimen of the
American adder.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02
Inks, inks /!

Administrators Notice.
A LII Persons having demands against the Estate
IA of VIM II. Adams, decd, are hereby notified
to present the same properly aitcste%, for payment,
and those who are indebted to the Estate, are re-
qucsted to make payment to
E. PENN. Adm'or.
"a If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02

A LAWYERS AprEAL.-''The thunder
roared, the clouds were black, the moon
shown brigt, the stars winked, the sky was a
complete web, gentlemen Of the jury, of
darkling darkness on that night; and yet this
man did, with malice of forethought, steal
forth into the shades of n lonely farmers
house, and then and there malcousy poi
soned brindle, yaller dog.--Convict him OF
manslaughter in the first degree, and the
prayers of 4 nation are yours! !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02

SIGNIFICANT FAcr-We deem worthy Of
more especial notice than was had in the pro-
ceedings of the meeting of the Kansas Associa-
ton Of this District, held on Saleday last the
fact that William Ellison, a colored man, and
resident of Slatesburg, in this district, contribu-
ted, on that day, the sum Of one hundred dol
lars TO the funds of the association. Betoken.
ing generous and liberal spirit, it also gave
evidence of The estimation and esteem in which
are held by him our sectional interests and in.
situtions, and of his readiness to defend, with
his money, the common cause of the South
Ellison, once a slave, but now Shareholder,
has, entirely by his own industry, attained his
present state Of prosperity, aud, we might say.
wealth, he being the possessor of large and
productive cotton plantation.
We are pleased to sec such n manifestation,
from such an one, for such cause. The exam
pie too, even from such 4 source, is worthy the
imitation Of those whose superior means and
intellect render them not only more able to
give, but to discern more clearly the necessity
Of giving, and giving literally, 10 this cause
Sumtervillo Watchman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02

A curious trial took place recently at Rhen-
ish tribunal, Germany. man possessed some
nut trees of which the branches hung over The
ground of neighbor, who picked up the ripe
nuts that fell from the tree a nd also broke some
branches. For this the latter was prosecuted
for theft and trespass but acquitted on The ground
that lie was entitled to profit by the fruit grow
ing over his property. Appeal was made from
this decision, and the judgment reversed by the
superior tribunal, because the principles of civil
law ordain that all fruit and branches belong to
the stem, and the stem to him upon whose
ground it is planted, and that the right of prop
erty of the latter does not cease with the exten-
sion over neighbors' ground, no matter how far
this extension. The accused was consequently
condemned on both counts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF RATTLE-SSAKE.
The Savannah Georgian of "Wednesday last
says:
Gentlemen arrived from Bulloch county last
evening, inform US that Mr.. Henry Davis, jr., a
gentleman residing in that county, was bit by a
raltIe-snake, while walking few hundred yards
from his house, yesterday, and died from its ef-
fects.
He was bitten in the forenoon, and WAS not
found for some time after, when he was so near
death as to render all remedies unavailable.
After he was bitten he corded his leg with his
suspenders, and then killed the reptile.
He proceeded towards his house short dis
tance, and finding that lie could 60 no further,
hung his hat npon bush and lay down, where
he was found. He was much respected, and
has left wife and some five or six children, and
numerous friends to mourn his loss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-02

Forget not Thy mother when far, far away,
The thought Of her first 6orn by night and by day;
How her heart clung to thee thro' the lapse of long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
DFNNsYLvANIA RAnROAD.-The GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE connecting ibe Atlantis cite. with
Western and SOu;hgrs Statrs By
tnuous Rsnway direct Tie Rad also Pittsburgh
with daily line of Steamers 20 all ports IN the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and ssbdu-ky with all ports
the North Lakes making the direct add
reliable By which FREIGHT can be forwarded and
from the Great West. -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
First C.ifs-BqT?,: sn.'i piy oool' n &c. PER 100
SECOND CT .ss.-Bcoks and S's'i0nrry, Dry)
Goods I'm bsles) Hsrdy are, Ls.,bei 75 per 100 u
Wool, kc..........................
THIRD CIAss-Anyis, BsEsns, Bacon and a.. r., Ino N
Pork lin bulb) Hemp, kc...............;} " -
FOURTH CL.ss.-Cofre, Fish, Bacon aud Or ~, roo -
Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Ol........
In shipping Goods from point "ss' Of he
,iculsr the package Na Pcnnyivsnia hs'oad All
Goods consigned the AGENTS of th. Road At Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, will b. forwarded without detention
FRriGHr AerS1s-Hsris Wormlcy Co. Memphis, Tenn;
r. y sass 4 Co. -. Louis; j. : Mitchell SON. Evansville,
Ind Dume.n Bel Murdoch and Carter Jeweit Louie
vile XIV; b. G. Mcldrum Madison Ind SprsnAn Brown,
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati y W. Graham Co., Zanesvi!le,
Ohio Le.ch Co. No 81 kbyst.. Boston: Leech Co, No.
Aston House Noyy-YoTSr No Wliamst, and No. Bat
Moons Baltimore Geo. G. frsnelscus, Pittsburgh
For further particulars bills Of ladns. apply
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No AstoT HOuse New York
H. H. HOT SION General In isht AGENT PhilsdepbA
ii. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
ard HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-Y0RK ard HARLEM RAILROAD
~ FARE REDuCED.-onIy 81 81 from York % Al
babJILe Inland Route connecting with Western and North
err Trans $50 u m Express Tram for Albany without
change Of cars connecting with Has Cenir and North
Trains e;l0 IA, NAL Tram stopping Williams b<dfe
and al staB. above 80 10, EIpess, onnee;inl nth
The Central n Pm
RE1URNINC, LEAVE ALBANY-sJo 4 n, RIpress.
without change q s:l5 M Nal Tan. 40 N
EIprcss for New YOTk.
We all passengers business pleasure 20 take he
Harlem Rs sd which for comfort pIOnptu safety
unsurpassed. The Albany Trims fitted up with
CTeaner Approved Brkes which Places ihe train under the
control Il the Engineer rendering the ss-t rad TIE
Union Tsef. b. obtained Bssgas- che. ke the Office
OF tie West.rn Railroad Albany White and Cen;er
Broome and 26tb-st.., N.w-l
WM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
Alc0nal
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

III
Mr.. KENNEDY of Rosbury hs. discovered In one q our
pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND Of
He las tried it eleven HUNDRED and Id
except in two casos both thunder humor He has nov ~ b..
Two boie. arr warranted TO cnre nnr.inc sore month.
One three bottles will cure the worst Kid OF pmpcs on
the face.
Two bottles warranted TO the worst csnker IN the
Three botie. warranted the of
ore or two bottles warranted all humo in the
Two bottles are warranted running of the and
blotches among the hair
-Four OF 81, bottles c warranted corrupt AID running
One bottle will cure scaly orupions of the skin.
Two three bottles w.anted to cure the worst cs'e
Two OF three bottles arc warranted to the depe
rate Of Tho umsii.m
Three to four bottle. are warranted 70 eur. Ne
benefit is always experienced fon the hrst bottle snda
Nothing books improbable to those who have In vain tried
oil the wonderful medicines Of the day thai common weed
growing pastures AMI along old stone walls should cure
huiao Ia. start The Ifs sud' huns nor has
thousand bG. Of in The vicinity Of Boston know the
% 81 G"f Hi
year Old 70 old Rs.Pe Of :sy have seen nd pS shR aI
stored to perfect state OF health by one bottle
To those who subject sics headache bottle will
G ~ f ssa' .n m for ya have
been regulated y Where the body sound it works quite
but whore there Is any deTansee OF the functions OF
nature II will very feelings bat you mus, not DO
they always disappear in from four days week
There bad result from it, the contrary when that
feeling is gone will feel yourself like heard
the sItTayagant encomuns Of II that ever man
listened TO. ......,..,, =, go ,,,.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No l2s WaTTen'st.,
Roabury, Mas Price u. . ,,.vr>,,,.,
No 81 Rarclay.st; CHARLES H. RING No 1872 Brosdwey
A. Il. 4 ID. SANDS, no. al Willism-t; MARSH, OENlS
WFLLs1 Co., No: lis FIsnkln.;t MGkESSoH RoBBiNS
1 CO No. us Maidcn-lane; HANILAND, UARRAL 4
RISKY WaIren,t.; BARNES PARK No: 2oi Broadway;
WARD CLOSE & Co, Msd.n-snd; Mrs HAYES, Brooklyn
retail by all respectable Druggists thTousloutihe
rin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK ROCHESTER-The ROCHEbTEH and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, in con
with the Buffalo, Corning and New and New
York and Erie Railroads, forms direct route from Newfok
to Rochester.
The drecuess of this route together with the superior
afforded by the wide renders by far the most desira
bic between the sbove-nsmcd cities.
Tickets be procured at the York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Dusnest and No 1888 Broadway also III
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through -
Friy,s will b. transported between New York and Roches'
with dispatch Any information desired IN regard therein
can be- calling the General Freight Agent OF the
NewY ork Erie Railroad Erie Buildings s. TAPPAN,
Express Freight Agent, No 1873 Broadway
otrsus on the Buffalo Corning and NewYork Railroad
Sunday. Ia REDFIELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RINER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves Newly every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. q; o'clock
and the BAY SITE. Capt Jewet leaves SewYork every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. At 5 O'Clock .. n;
from Pier No ~ r. rear the Battery; both touching New.
port each way.
Hereafter will be REGARDED secured 70 any spp
cant until tho shall have been paid for
Tregt to Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch
BY all Express Freight Trsin.
WM. BORDEN Agent Nos. 10 and II wc.t-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSE

n
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacka'
Western Railroad 10 Scranton Great Bend the North
and West at with the Lehigh Valley Railroad TO
Msuoh Chunk -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Commencp Jnne g. lS's: -
Leave for Eaton ard intermediate places from pier
No North River a 1880 a. IN. and $3.50 m for Sonmer-
vile OF so and 10 As a III and $3.50 and $3.50 p
The sbove Elizabeth with trains on the New
Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot OF Court
" " ~ JOHN o. STERNS, Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
NOR LIyERPOOL.-Unitcd States Mail Steam

Tor LIVERPOOL.-UnitcdS States Mail Steam
Il chip BALTIC, CoIustoek, commander, will depart WIN
The United Mails for Europe positively ON SATURDAY.,
Oct IL At 70 O'Clock from her both ~ the foot Of Caasi
For freight passage having unequcd accommodations or
elegance aud comfort, slTly 10 - . ,.,
FDNARD X. COLLINS, Ne Sc Wsllst
Passengers Gre ,qucsi,d to be on bosFd az ii T. M
AN letters ~ through the Pos, Ooe; others Will
b. returned.
The steamship ERICSSON, Capt. LowbcT viii succeed the
Baltic and sail ON SA1t KDAI, Oct. ~
koIoL1Lc Of freight nom Liverpool 10 New York 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

rnT Am KitCOILlYS No. - VA s., "
BROWN. SIIIPLtY 4 Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENSARD Co.,
No n Austin FIsrs, London
b. g. WAlNWR RIGHT 4 Co, Pam" -,
The o~p.,s q ess ships viii no. b. sceounistt 'i ~
hDl'oD sp"" yewelry, precious -' nes 81 -
hills Of iaSins sfto sSseicI, sDo tb< va. 49," -
yT,t.ed keg.I,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

nR. THOMPSON Aromatic Tooth SOsp, most
- convenient clean pc and enssi,ye DeStce sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
FIHE NEW-IORK aud LIVERPOOL UNI
II TED STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-The .Aips com


The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldndgei
The BALTIC. Capt. Joseph Comsock;
The ADRlATlC, Cspt. James West.
These sps Lave been oUt by contract expressly for the
Government ftNicci has been takcn In their
rpction also Va their engines sare strength speed
ssd their sccounod4 os for passengers unequsea FOR
elegance and comfort. -
Pic of pa SAGE NcwYoIk 70 Liverpool IN cabin
O. %. in second DO. 50 From Liverpool TO NewloTk %
nd suiuas experienced attached to each ship.
90 brfhs secured until paid for The ships Of this line
have improve sh bukh,sds and 10 avoid dan ger ron
- NOT cross Banks north Of q degrees until alter tho
Isl of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tn Surrogate NJ
the County Of Se~forh Dc.io- :. hereby q. PR
p- having elsil WILLIAM RLASE 40 u ne
deesa.ee 20 present The .aD- ~tA
errof TIE spbsnesr, the Osce P-arls.
,h, Cry 4 Sss-l0rt, before the far.ecnh lsy Il
Nsres D4.ed SswYcrk the lch day Of Srp,euibr SD
NANCY ". BLAKE AGnia...r.;rr
.pi?rsvtrFT' With the VIII anHrXed
CIrPRFME COURT-Ciiy and County Of New.
~ Y.rk-JARED w. GRAVES A,Gn., HIRAM STAN
T0N-SsuanoB. for MONEY demand oonr.c;.Coui.
To HIRAM STANTON: You srs hsr,by summoned
r.af-d -. compliant IN h.s .ct.ln which
-, or ihc 9Th day a Au-L-t r Sled IN the ON Il the
-. AZ ~. CIV ard Comfy of New York he City Hal IN
~ CITY Nov yori .nd - srve cory Of yolI x..er
Tho ala complaint on me 'losener' a; their oacs No 10
80, in aid city within tWcn'y days the OF
M .ur you Exclusive Of The day q snch AID
80 al y, nswer ,hc said plant within iore.
.,S r,r,if will take yudsmen, for she Of hundred
~ c-ht.t dollars, WITH ineT,t from the first
enc thousand ,.sh, hundred and yhye b.ss the
cor or iy,x PARSONS RIGGS Plaintiff. Aorueys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
nrcfessicnai Notices.

~TEICE for PATENTS, No. ; Wall-st., New
(pvopk-AGENClkS IN LONDON, PARIS. BRU sSfLS,
Ge-SpslifC stiops and Drawings for ApIlcslo
vr,, Tor Reissue of Defective Ps'ents Rsoonsid"rA..ns
bsn,,d Caset Interference and Appe ale, prepared arc
81 49, and counsel sivsn all legal and scientific points
eo"sS,sd with Patent Matters , p.,.,,.,,on.
BRITAiS-PToV,oHslP Projections RfsistTa,.hs
eh.~on, and Tie Great - al, procured OpP'-,'ons
md conducted, AsrsnUen's prepared s'~hpea sA"
-s..tersd In L'nGsn. -, ,,.Y p.,or.s .-s
nd Assignments Vrcpsred stamped and T'srereS IN
- % Foreign Applications the undersigned feel. a.
u IT. ,euark that result Of the he has
IN, bu,ines and the perfection Of bis arrangements
be Ia, tskcn during that time majority Of all The
I'm In number aud IN importance, emanstins from
,Tv A. also the United States majority of al the
i..Ted Foreigners while evidence of their LEGAL
Ls.h and validity has failed Of being sustained when
ho 10 proceed Europe 20 dispose ~ an invention
Patents secured proT exposure will void the title
~ tornson az 10 costs &C. can be had on sppiicao as
W JOSEPH Y. PRISON.
HyHE undersigned have associated themselves
.os,ther 20 transact :he business Of PROCURING AID
CAPTIVATING PATENTS in al its branches In the United
s.,., and abroad. THOMAS EWBANk t,he late CsrnrnS
onsr OF Paiens will attend 10 he preparation OF applications
q Patents be consulted upon AL questions important
hv.nors OF claimants All letters IN relation - nvesuoLs
m patents must b. accompanied with fee
uDdersgned may be consulted all questions relating
Ys,-ns or LEGAL proceedings thereon a. No II
- A.. 81 lkI6 JOSEPH BLUNT,
i"'-' my THOS EWBANK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
yI,HE REGI7IAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

II
without delay, change Of cars or baggage -.
The steaIn;rs PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone sndC
VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Frs2ee' in connection with the
Stonngion and Providence and Boston and Providence Kali
roads leaving NewYork daily, Sundays excepted from fir
No North River fret wharf above Battery a. O'Clock
n M and SOnnston ESQ M ON the arrival oil the man
train which leave, Boston at $3.50 p. IN. ~
The C. VANDERBILT from New York Monday Wedne';
dsy Friday From Stonngon Tuesday, Thursday aru
Saturday. ~ - W ,u
The FALMOUTH ROCK from New.York Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday From S,onng,on, Monday "Wednesday,
and Friday. MT, l.. H.,
Passengers proceed from Stoningon per Railroad TO rov
deIcc and Boston the Exp Mail Train several hours IN
advance of those by other and In ample time Tor all ine
early morning lines North and East fsssnsfs
thai prefer board the steamer enjoy nights st
breakfast desired, and leave S"nS"n IN te
Gas train connecting Of Providence win the ii III ~n
for Boston. 49,.
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and trn through
each way .
passage bcrhs sta.ercom o; freight apply at Fer NO
North River or az the Office No. 10 Battcry-pisec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

III WTFKLY Z. 8. MAIL LINE.-The ana magnlilccnt
steamship NASHVILLE, Thos. ID. Evan, Commander, will
kave Pier No. An r. oil SATURDAY, Oct 4, at o'clock
No. precisely FoI Freight apply board where ali bills Of lad
ins win b. signed and for Passage hayng superb aocommoda
nops) at the office Of SPOFFORD, TILESrON Co, No.
- Broadway The splendid steamship MARION, W. fos-
ter commander will succeed, and leave Oh WEDNES-
DAY October g. The fsyoritc steamer CAROLINA makes
regular trips 70 the various landings the ST. Johns
River Florida connecting with the from New York,
and leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY, at O'Clock p m.
Through ckes To Ja< Vile, GSl; to Pilstks, &5d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
NEW-.JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA

IN DELPIiIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Express Lines: Leave New York and IL
and and M fsTs ga Il M ~ ~ sopP'ns, at all
sB and the West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk,
Sc and through baggage checked 10 Washington In aud
6 D. M w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
i let by Steamer ISLAND CITY at 81. and loa ms
and D. m. The CARS leave Fluslns, l., 81 me same
hour and exchanging passcnser. with the BOAT
Hunters Point. Through IN - minutes; rare ~ ceHts
WIN NJ SMITH, Superintendent.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANYs FXPREss-GrsERAL OFFICE, No ITS Broad<
way, n. Y-The Eew-Yort and Enc ksifoSa company are
now prepared TO do irregular Express bssiness . r
II. d. RICE, Sup't Expren
d. C. McCaLLuM General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

VI U. s. MAIL LINE.-Fify pounds of baggage tree ~
cents per pound -Four hou IRON ocean 10 y
Panama railroad Through for CALIFORNIA via Panama
Railroad The United Mail Steamship Co. viii dispatch
for Aspinwal on MONDAY, Oct g. At 2oolock p M, pre-
esely from pier of WGrrenst North River the well
Known and fast steamship ILLINOIS Capt Charles Bogs
H. s. N Psssenge~ and Mails will be forwarded by ran
ana Railroad and at Panama With the fsclic na
Stesmip Co.'S magnificent steamship SONORA, H. WhitlIg
Commander which will be in readiness and leave immediately
for San Francisco. . r.,
The public informed that the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Steamers lying at Panama ready
Sor possible detention mails
For passage egpy TO w RAYMOND at the only oihee Of
The Companies No IN West-st., Waueus., n. T.
Freight Aspnwa 70 cents per cubic foot or II cents per
pound prepaid And freight will be received after l2ocock
o the day Of sailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
Udtfr Cure.

DpFJ LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE.
l cprTCTS NIGHTS HUDSON Co. NEW-JTRsEY-
vii r.nan op-n during the Winter Among the da-r. ior
inter treatment particularly adapted, ard powerful
Rh-umssu, Govt Chronic Inf1mma ti1n Fever
and AEuc, 40 ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
Ofean Steamers, &r.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
I For HAVANA and NEW. ORLEANS.-On Monday,
ort 40 o. M from pier foot Of WarIens North River,
thp fast and avoTte steamship PHILADELPHIA, Csptsln
John Me(}owan will sail Ne above.
Psss-rc ca he secured q the Office Of the Line.
New received
on ID inst. s., -, ,, f,, -
f,n ,gped by the application at their Office No other
fms signed and bill Of sdng will be signed after the hou
For freight or passage apply at the Office No III Wcst'
corner Of Warren. NJ. u. BOBERIS, agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
LtNERPooL
Cabin Passage. SlJo
Second Cabin Passage. 10
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. ~
Chief Cabin Psssuse..........,.....''''''''
Second Cabin Psssag U"
PFp VA Cspt Jndkins CANADA Capt. Lang,
.DSpIA IN, i Stone AMERICA, Capt WiCkman,
al, c., 4 q Lot NIAGARA, Capt. RyTie,
AFRICA, Capt. shannon EUROPA 'ap'' = bra.. , -,
These vessels carry clear white heh al mas'n'"ui si
sfaitoard bow red On port bow; -. IL. n. 1916
ASIA, LOt...... leaves n loiA w o.. iS5s
CANADA Lang leaves Boston WeghcsyH' a. * iSIS
AFRICA Shannon. leaves n YORK, MtGhesay %. 81 SSS
NIAGARA Leich. leaves Boston, WesAes1Ay ~ a. 100
PERSIA Jndkins .loayts n fork w eat-aAy Oo ,oss
ARABIA Stone. leaves Boston, Meuhes1'y 'N -, 80
ASIA Ltt......lcaycs n loIk, Medcsea!' "N ~ To-
CANADA La leaves Boston NtuNV'~"S' A'' 40 V
Beiths not secured until paid for.
experienced surgeon on board 90,
The these ships will not he accountable or uoi
Silver Bullion Specie Jew.lry, Precious stones or Mc,s
adus signed therefor and tie value hefeo'
therein expressed.
For height OF Passage apply 20 IN ~, ,p.-,,...,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
NEW LINE of NEW-YORK and LIVER

NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETS PATRIOTIC LiNE.-Ths lirs will
b. comprsed Of the following and frscss ships via:
HENRY CLAY....I 800 tuns. Capt. David Caukins
CALHOUN..... 200 uns Capt. Daniel H. Truman
ORIENT............2OOO tuns. Capt George 8 Hill
ELLEN AUSTIN. 20 600 tuns .tnpL VIM H. Garrck
The ships have been recently built and the largest
and substantial In the trade. They are COMMANDED "
gentlemen Of experience aud ability Their accommodations
very superior and every cxeon will be made TO promote
The passengers and the convenience OF shippers
SPOFFORD, TILEsTON Co., No. % Broadway.
Agents in Liverpool, ~ ,oo-,uu
TOR BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON,
T. CAVENDY, Commander, will sail for BREMEN, touch
ing al SOUTHAMPTON land the Mails and Passengers for
England and France SATURDAY, Oct " II o'clock m,
nom Pier No. 81 North River. 1900
PRICE OF PASSAGE
FROM NETWORK TO SOUTHAMPTON OR BREMEN:
In First Cabin, Main Saloon. '.~iD
In First Cabin. Lower Saloon. ............... Ilo
An experienced attached to each steamer Specie
London No Parcels received on the day
Sailing All letters pass through the tOce For
Freight OF Psssagc apply 10 ,,-,,.
&. II. SAND, Agent, No II South WiiiNnst
The steamer Hermann iii sccced the Washington aud sll
On November |.