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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Mosp,y. Feb. ls-Ad. ISAAC o. BARKER in the
chair, and quorum present .....
Pettf,ons Refrred-Ofsundry persons for correction
end re1i,slon Of tax of large number Of persons Tor
the appointment of Commissioner Of Deeds OF The
Columbia College asking the Common Council To- JOIN
il in a memorial to the Legislature for authority %
close pant of Forty-ninh street, between fiith ana
sixth avenues on the line Of the College property 70
afford park and the necessary quiet for the new Col
lege building shortly to be erected.
h1minafi0ns.-The Street, Commissioner sent in the
name Of james c. :. Sinclair, for City Surveyor 70
that Department. Referred.
Commis.toEers Of Deeds.-A communication re-
ceiyed from Mr. Sheppard, counsel the Cooperation,
transmitting memorial las requested) TO be sent to
tn L4gislature to authorize the appointment Of one
hundred additional Commissioners Of Deeds. The
CLIk was directed 10 send il to the Legislature.
kuisaRces-Ald Tucker offered a resolution in
reference to the practice Of deposiing liquid and Of
feLsive matter in cespool, streets anes and alleys
thereby creating dangerous and Dtolerable nuisance
whereas sewers were constructed 10 carry such mat
ter INTO the MYERS; therefore,
Essoired That b. referred the ComIee On Ofih -
pepsre oTdinsroe whereby owners ana 0ioe's mag "
oBlrslsd 70 conHee; with tie same. Ad0pfeL 49,
Reports AG0pfed-Confrming award 0i c'hiac' W.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMRN.

The BOARD met yesterday at p. m, the President,
b. !. PiScKSIr esq, in the chair. After reah.ns
and approval of the inmates Of the last meeting tho
Board proceeded TO the acceptance and reference Oh
Petitons-Of residents OF property owners on Lex
ington avenue 70 have the same above Thirty -hth
street lighted with gas; or Mr.. Becker 20 have mort
cages held by the Corporation sundry uptown lots
cancelled
u ashineton's Birthday aud Lquor-A resolution
was presented by Mr.. FLOYD that the Committee ON
celebrating WashDgton's Birthday furnish no splrtu-
ous kouOrs on the occasion. The came, without dis
cusri n was voted To be laid on the table.
Runners for Fire EngiHcs-The Aldermen's report,
non-concuring with the Councilmen IN appropnatng
50 SEQ for runners for fire engines and amending the
same by substituting 81 $50 was received and tho
amendment adopted.
IRE Tr(fc,ercv of the Police-Mr Warner present-
ed the following preamble and resolution:
ght,ea, Highway robbenes nightly Perpeated In our
cot public and even murders eonmsd With scarce
I hone Of the detection OF the parties who com mia tneso
crimes admitted inefficient 'gansaon Of the renee
department., - 49,. ,..... A. a.. .,,x
the Police bs COZ fessely ToweTess preven, H. plainly
taT he NECESSITY Of thorough reorganization Of tho Po
Rt,sd (lf the Board Of Aldermen concur That the Com
non Council application TO the LEGISLATURE oi inc
TEN OF the Police Department uAy be eecgaly remedied
Mr. wARsER moved the adoption of the resolution
Mr. GRAY moved to amend by referring the same 10
tie Special Committee on the City Charter
Mr.. SWAN moved it's reference to the Committee ON
Police.
Mr. BAXTER moved further TO amend by it, refer
ence 10 the Committee on Law Department.
After some discussion upon the various amendments,
the motion OF releronce TO the Committee on Police
prevailed. ,.,,
The Nee Ciiy Charter-The subject of the proposed
new City Charter was brought up on motion ct Mr..
SWAN Chairman Of the Special Committee To- whom
the same was referred, that the Committee be dis
charged from further consideration Of the subjset.
TIE motion was carried.
Mr. BARSEY now moved that the majority and min
ory reports upon the subject be referred TO the Com
mitee of the Whole and be made the special order on
next Wednesday evening. This motion was also car
RED.
Com n,,ffee Of the WAole-The Board now resolved
Itself INTO Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Appleby in
the Chair. The report Of the Committee on kepairs
and SURPLUS. in favor of furnishing room for the
repesettativ,s in the new Fir mems Hall, made tho
special order Of the evening" taken up, and with
out debate, ordered to third reading. Some unlm-
beard adjourned to Wednesday evening.
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regulating. SC, One Hundred and Twenty -nfnta Vns
Hundred and Thirtieth and One Hundred and Thirty
frs str,e cts from Tenth avenue TO Hudson River 10
build sewer in Fifteenth-st., near Avenue A. Con-
6rming award Of contract for building new engine
for Con pany No. e3; aso truck for Hook and Lad
COMPANY No. 7, and q truck for Hook and Ladder
Conrany No. a. To have the old bell replaced on
Catbsrine Market. To award sundry contracts for
IRE srnay.tus and TO furnish bell TO the Maedougel-
street Tower To appropriate $4,000 for printing tho
minutes. -,
Tie CITY Hall plans AMI the contested seat 10 tho
Twenty Ward were put down Tor ihufsasy,
aud the Board adjourned.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

Irregular meeting was held last evening, the Pnhsi-
DENT in the Chair.
resolution was adopted directing the Counselor TO
institute legal proceedings Aldermen who, acting as
magistrate, had collected fines and penalties and
neglected on refused TO pay such moneys into the City
Treasury.
resolution demonstrating against the passage OF
the bill now before the Legislature for laying Prospect
.Quare was offered by Aid. fowler, and passed
communication from Hook and Ladder Company
No 3, complaining ofmembers of Engine Company No:
10 and CT argng them with assault, was Submitted and
referred to the Fire Department Committee to DO
mndr the snecal order Tor next meeting.
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ONC ISLAND RAILROAD-(Sundsys ex.



i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eties with
esier Northwestern and South western States by con
tinuous Railway direct The Rosd also connects fltsoursh
with daily line Of TO all ports in the Western RIVERS
ard Cleveland SAndusky with steamers 10 All ports on
tie Lakes making The moot direct aud
reliable route which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Crest West. .u.n,,ou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ndPlITsbC hIh'
Fist CLASS Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, I'm per 100 y
boxes,) Furs, Feathers, 6c...........:...1
SEcoSD CLASs-Books and stationery, Dry 80. a.
Goods lin bsles Hardware Leather, 75c. per lV0 10
col, 6c...s.s...s. s.sss.s.s.)
THIRD CIASsAnviis BsKgng, Bacon and lac ~, 100 y,
Pork. al bulk Hemp, &c............... w. -
FOURTH CLAss-Coree, Fish, Bacon and n. NJ, lOO y,
Pork fTaeked,) Lard and Lard Oh....... ~ -
In shirps Goods FROM point OF Philadelphia be
teuar 10 the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad" All
Goods gned Agents Of this Road at Phlsic?his
Pitfshureh, viii be foIw aTded without detention
FREIGHT AGEATs-Hsrris WOTmley Co, henghs Tenn :
r. f. sass Co. s. Louis J. ;. Mtchel son, Evansville,
Ind; Dune sn Bel Murdoek ard Carter Jeweii LOUIS.
Vile XIV b. c M-ldrum Madison, Ind SprgnAn Brown
ard Irwin Co. Cincinnati y w Grshsm Co. Zsnesviiie
Ohio Letch Co Ne - Klsy-st Boston; Leech Co, No
Actor House York 40. William ST, and No Bs;;e
rv.rlsce Newly Z }. sueeder FhiatelPaA AAsrA"
kceu. Baltimore Geo C. Frsue!'cus Pittsburgh.
For frrtAeT particulars or bills Of laaing apply ~
LEIGH ! Co., AGENTS Penn Railroad Co
No. 2AssOr HOUSE, New-fork
II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Pbiladei Pha
J. LOMBAFRT SuIerute ndont Altoona, "a
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LNSOLVENTs NOTICE.-Notice OF appIica.

for The discharge rso,eu from his debts pnrsu
the provisions third article Of the ft title Of "a
II CHAPTER Of tie second per; Of the Revised Statutes
HENRY NJ MCISTA RE- Of the town II Acs, in the County
Of Wyoming and state Of Sew-York isovent debtor nd
vdr ally ard Of hea'e fm Of MAtison hclntye No
tce published February T. Creditors appear before
tie Hon. II. L. COMsTOCK. Judge Of the said County o
his Office ia the Of Wsrsaw N said COuIty
On o'clock in the fore oou t. show
Il sy they have why assignment should not be made
ia n olvens and he DISCHARGED from ais debit
fgIawftwTu
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i w GILLIES BROTHERS celebrated DANDELlON
COFFEE acknowledged be equal 20 The hnest old MONS
Coffee the erectuA remedy for Dyspepsia B3IS
nea Derarsomeut Of the Liver Nervousness &c '" Oil,
LIES BRO Nos z25 and 81 Washington ct importers q
the DIdeion Root and cole manufacturers OF The pure srs n
asulteraed DANDELION COFFEE, put up in I'D eans WITH
fac smile Signature each WRAPPED ~ prOecuoh
against irrosturs Sold BY A. Z. D. SANDS. u" fato't'
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TUNIE GEOIIE OF the = Al t. VI NJ w -iOhhf
by the Grace Of a. Free aud ndependeutFo all person
iIteressd IL the es'ae Of VlCTORlNE C. PERRIN late
lie CITY Of deceased creditors next OF Am or
hewfe send greeting Yo1 and each Of hereby etei
and aued perousy be and appear before our Surrogate
Of the County Of his Office in the City OF New
York on the twelfth day Of August next II eleven o'clock
that day then and there 20 attend 70 the mai
settlement Of the Of proceedings OF PETEh IS
SMFENY Public Administrator In the City Of New ORR and
Adm illustrator goods chaifels and credits OF said de-
ceased testimony whereof have caused the seal OF once
Of said Surrogate 10 be hereunto affixed. Witness Al
FXANDER W. BRADFORD. esquire Surrogate OF our
f. aid county at the City Of New York the seventh day
ofFebruary the year Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-tI. A. w. BRADFOhD,
fl2 isw4wTu Surrogate
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CTPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
- the Mechancs' Fire Insurance Company Of the City o
New York agt. THOMAS b. SrANLEY-Snmmon.-
Reief-Co ITO said Defendant; fou are hereby
" ed and required the complaint IN this action
which was fled In tho Office Of the Clerk of the County OF
Queens Il Jamaica said County the 2ls day Of January
l96 and Of 10 the said complaint
on the Subscriber at his Office No ~ Nassau street ewfork
the OF this Summons
,rlr,ye OF The day Of service and II fail
tie said omr within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in
i- will apply the Court tor the relief demanded ia
the con plaint.-Dsted Feb 2, 1853.
CHARLES +. WHITEHEAD Plaintiffs Attorney.
4, frv1f
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NtRS- M j. MABIN. Psyehical PhysIcan and

Ne
I'VE "A erareuts No So West &th-st., Newfork
Office hours. 10 a. TO N. and 4 to- p m Sundays
Wednesdays eIceptedl for ladies' only Examinations and
prescriptions for gentlemen by letter -, IL. A.,
TrRns-The first examination aud prescription % II Ihe
etiet rreeut and absent All Subsequent exanina
lions Persons applying by letter must aie he name ~
and age Of the patieut with the leading features OF e
case No charge 20 the truly poor. "
When the patient il present dosenbe the feelings locate
e rain and trace the disease cause without auscutaon
feeling the Pulse or using ay other Of the practices Of the Od
school When abfeEt, matter how great The distance
siye an equally correct diGguoss confident that ny
ZEN edies (Which have been sufficiently ted) Will cure niue
eutLs e the Of Consumption Athma, bf9ncb'
Dysret ia and Heart Diseases Csnceous Affections Sc0ia
DroI.y Goat. Rheumatism, Chronic and lnhsmmA9ry Da
hea Dysenery Ny medicines ae purely VegeiAe Ee.J
ralaab. prepared with under immediate
superv sion All FemsI difficulties essy and rapidly removed
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

1T L VI VI0INI VI wv '|''93"@"EN
Of the County Of ewYork notice hereby gwen 20 al
peTfons having elains ssanst JOSArIAN RICHARDS late
Of the City u SeYork deceGsed present the sane wh
vouchers thereof The subscribers, the office OF > bAlwn
Chapman No c. WGist in the City q New on OF BE-
fore the eeenth dsy February nsAE-Dated New orr
he seventeen III day 81 August Is55 fau2iaW uTufl
s BALDWIN CHAPMAN Admir- with The will annexed
ANNA Z. RICHARDS Admix with the viii annexed
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III and lNFLAMED EYELIDS.-Tns BALSAM - ne
very bes, rrersaon that be used for lnhsnaory De
eases Of the Eyes and Eyeds When the dsess Il eohsd
10 The external coat the EyebE and internal lining OF the
Fyed IL acts like magic in allayng all irritation ana ~
fan nation. Price 25 cents jar. For tae by A b T.
SANDS Drufgi,ts No leo Futon.st.
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ENOR CHARL ESTON and FDORlDA.-ShmI-
\ WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LlSE-rss ,oen,
did steamship MARION w. Foster, Commanded VII Iea'S
fiss No. T. North River on WEDNESDAY, FEB. % 81
Sssel Preesely. For Freight s2py on board where 81
os 81 isdnE Will be signed and for Passage al the once
efOffORD TILESTON Co, No. ~ Broadway SS 4is
80 TIE new and magnificent steamer JAS TJa,
- - Turner commander viii succeed and lesye on SAlVa-
pAi fso % The IA outs CAROLINA MAKES resu'
t hips 70 ne various landings the ST. Johns tHVei
,es' CONNECTING With the from New ncrk ana
nstnE ChaIlest0n EVERY TUESDAY 81 o'clock p M,
b'eeseiy TbToush tickets 70 Jaeksone S3i; 20 Peka ~
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Netu3prk Dailp GrIbn,re
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
THE BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY.

Tie Committee on Finance Of the Board of Council
men met yesterday afternoon in the City Library Mr..
BARyEY in the chair. and Messrs. Swan, Van Ripper,
and Gray present The subject before the Committee
wac the consideration OF the sale Of the Brick Church
Property.
Mr.. HORACE HOLDEN, on behalf OF the Trustees Of
the Church reclted the history OF the grant from the
Common Council, and sad that the Trustees were ad-
WEED that they had liberty TO sell the property tor any
public use whatever, provided they applied the pro-
ceeds 10 the or, cion Of church IN some other part
OF the city, In support Of this the city hGs taken
part Of the land for street in widening Beekman
street The property if improved would De worn one
million OF dollars and at that expenditure "Ouh yea
handsome revenue. He sald: we thihA lne pro- "
ceeds Of the sale will enable US to buy ten lots Of
ground in some side-street in the upper part OF the
city, five fronting each street and 10 Duld thereon
Handsome church If the city will do thu the lrus-
tees Of the church will willingly give up the properly
20 the city or the Trustees are Wling 70 sen Iho
property the highest bidder and give the corpora
ton 25 per cent Of the proceeds only asking the Coun
cilmen to take speedy action upon the matter. lhe
Trustees are wiling 10 be- very liberal. The property
ie theirs. and power 10 the world can take II rom
them. They only wish to be renstated somewhere up
town &c respectfully they now are
Mr.. HESKf ERBEs, on behalf OF the business men
aud owners OF property in the neghbOrnOod sad tha
il wss generally understood and deeired that the
property would be purchased by the General Govern
niert f0r PostOfice. The Government, he believed
would be wiling 10 pay something Ike 800 600 Tor It
il which the city would get slOOooo az it7
share.
NJ. RICHARD FRENCH considered that the property
was the beet suited OF any in the city Tor Genera,
POst-Office. The Trustees had made very hoHa.
and fair proportion which citizen, he considered
that the city ought TO accept
Tie CHAIRMAN said the Committee wonh coh7ine'
The matter and report e. al early day.
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feuaI Notirfs.
TOTICF Of Observation-Disclosures 10 hereby

NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT.-Notic 10 hereby
IN sivsn TIA. RALPH THOMAS Of he City Of Ps;er-en,
in the County Of State Of New Jessey hath this
day mace an assignment the Subscriber Of ali e esae eh
and personal the equal benea Of has CREDITORS. And
that the aid creditors exhibit she respective claims
uIdsr oath affirmation within hree month from the date OF
sGd sssiguuen, Dated the;h day Of yannaIy eisen
hundred and hfy.iI c. ;. VAN WAGNER
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Bountp Eano il1arrants.

T AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wali-st:,
Il Eew.York-The highest market price paid for LANE
WARRANTS and all Warrants sold by rue are guaranteed eno
fxsaded hy mail or otherwise upon receipt Of remittance
Land procured foI Soldiers and Diners enued W
~-"'' r. J. COLEMAN, No. s. Wsh-st
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NEW-YOPK and NFW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
v WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Dee g. 1855
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and CaEal-st.
in Newly Corner 2nth-st and ftl-sv.


Passenger Stations Conner Broadway and CaEsl-si.
IL Newly Corner 2hth-st and ftl-av.
TRANS LEAVE SEw-Y oRK-For Mex Haven: Z ..
ExD y IL s. (EI $40 AID ?. n. For Bridgeport; T.
IT. tFIl Il n. III s2), For Milton. s;ratfOfd
Fairfield Southport and Westrorf: n; y n 3 p p
For Norwst II. u m; (EK.,l $3.50, 5:l5 for
Daris and Greenwich: N I'm 800. 4. SIS p For
stanford 7 (E1l y m lErD 5e, 5:l5 z n
Fer Port Chester AID intermediate Stations l2m :
$50. g. 5:lf. 5:l5 p N
CoNSEoTIAG TRANs-For Boston. a. n. lEIli p N
(E1D Fer Hartford and Spriusfeld III IL y m )
p n (EIl For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Moutre.
IL III Fer Canal Railroad: II. TX = II % Wet,
field For Sew-I ondon Railroad a IT.; N. FOR Hor
saoIic Railroad: For Eaugsiuok Railroad: n )
p III (EI For Dsnbury snd Sorwslk Railroad: a m,
Ar -,
TRANS FOR NEw.YosK-From NewHsVer: $50 :, s:S
. n As tEI)i $50, s25 lEIl Prom Brdgeso't;
6lO 740 10.ls 2: , IL y SILL. g:l2 N FL FROM
Norwak: ga 8:l5 lo:52 2.4s lEKl 5:i5 9:o H.
(F1 FROM Port Chester s. go si5 - Isl II % m 5
G:T r. JAMES H. hO1Ii superintendent
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NJ KENNEDY Of Ro.buy has discovered II ca. q
pasture weeds remedy thai cure. EVERY KIND Of NJ
He tired eleven hundred cases AID never Aea
except cases both thunder huIoor he Ia, roW t
possession hundred certificates Of ne value al TtA
Two bottles are warranted nursing mouth
One three bottles viii cure The worst sne o. iHes
The face. o..
Two bottles warranted 10 cure be worst ssnAeI n 100
Three to Eve bottles are warranted tie worst ta'e IL
erysipelA. ,.,,.s =, ,,,. III .,uo, :, III.
Two bottle, warranted to running Of he ears AID
Four or az bottles are warranted eoup, AID running
sleers
Two three bottle warranted 70 cure he worst t~e 81
nngrOrm. s..,...,.
Three to four botile w.a.sd to cure salt 5heu1
Five eight bottles will cure the worst eAe Of ScroieA
benefit always experienced from the sIst bottle aid
perfect warranted when the above quantity taken
Nothing Looks Improbable those who have ia ted
all the wonderful medicines Of The day that common weed
CROWNS tbs pasture. AID sons od stone VALE 'noas ss.
hunor N the yet u tIed iset II you nave
tuuoT las start There 10 is nor sdf huns nor ca
.bS,.S Ss. Of IL in the hify 81 Boston NOW he e.
leeis Of every Il h already done some OF the great
done IN Massachusetts gave 70 children
year cd old people sixty have seen pEny wory'
looking children whose sesh ser sEe GAtey restored q
perfect Of health By bottle. %.
To those subject sex headache ore bottle WI
Some who lave taken have eee1 eSSave ioi yss - 80
beer regulated By IL Where the body sound II wo.s quite
but where mere OF nc
nature vii singular feelings bat YOU must Lot e
they always disappear N from far days 70 wees.
There bad fesult from ~ tho eoDtTsy ~beh hs
feeling gong you VII feel yourself bse se~ Tefson
heard u moe, eItrsytssnt eDeoISns % hal ever
listened TO- - - - - -. -
H.nufartured By DONALD KENNEDY, Nc. 20 wsrrchs-'
Eorbuy Mas Pree 81.
wbole.sle Agents for Sew-yor. c. v CLlCEEsEkk co,
No 81 Bs1elAyst CHARLES II. RING No lse broadTaJi
A B. D. SANDS, No. I4i Wllsrn-st. MARSH, ORsls 4
Co. No. $50 Grsen~iehsti sCHlEFFELIS. BROS; 20;
No l7C Wlhsmst BOYD PAUL, Chamber - Wills
4 Co No us Fra klrst ;hcKISSON. ROBBINS Co No
las Ms.GculaD. HANILAND HARRAL klsLEI, w ~.
reu-st BARNES PARK, 81 Broadway; WARD CLOSn
4 Co, MAiienAne; Ars- HAYS, Brooklyn AID or sA.e 81
retail BY al ectsie DTuEgss throughout he Un'or-
VERGNESs ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
-Prcf VERGEES, he dsooveTeT Of toe process ii e1
nsens from ire Human Bety No 7le broi~ay
These Bats only extract metallic Medicines from ne sc-
asn system tut peculiarly efcAcous " ieeyls Csc
Uherng from Rheumatism, Govt EeurAgic Pairs
or Contraeons Of the Limbs spins SpinA Affections err.
Obrpetous AID Erurons The SAN Tie Prosscr hii~e
yves bis undivided attention % Istisnts Special
a. Ladies Theory explained Students No 7io b'AoNa-
n n HVHp Ne 81 vale. EEirs, -srses IsA
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= tn sgsin.t WILLIAM HILLYER, Deiendant summons
or orey dfuaud on con'rac tom ser) To the De
M dsut You hereby summoned and required 20
answer tc plant tits ion which has th' lay been led
Hall In the City YORK and 20 serve cory Of yOar a.
,wtr 10 The raid the subscriber his Office NO %
Merchants E1chaIge said city, within i1eniy days ater
The service this exclusive Of the day OF sueh
ard tel the said compint witnh e
ave efresad The plaintiff will take judgment for the sum Of
two bundled sld s,y dollars cents with
interest from tine cih day November thousand eight
IuI dred and hyhye beside tbs of this seonDated
February It. 1855. H. H. fifNSON'
INV 6wTuSF Planners Attorney
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EDW'D X. COLLINS, No. IS Wa1-st., y. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEI & Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD Co.,
No. = Austen FriGrs, LONDON.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT s Co, Paris.
Tie Of these ships will be accountable of gold
silver bullion sJecie erery precious stones metals.
less bills of adnG signed therefor AID the value thereof
theron expressed ~
Shin e1s will please take notice that the ships Of this line
not cary any goods cOLta and of wal
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RAILROAD. - THREE
/ NIFTY Tnpn1,CH Trans BETWEEN PHILA-

DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD - lmhEh
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
UELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING. MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. m IN, SS
leaves Pittsburgh f1r Phacephia a. The fASI Linz
Phlsc hs fcr Pittsburgh AZ u 81 ad
for PhiAdeI ha 81 $3.50 p. n. THE MONT EArhhS9
TRAIN leave. philadelphia for Pittsburgh al II m aud
PrisbuTgb for PhlAdelphiA 81 $40 ?. HI
The above lines connect Pittsburgh With the raAoals 20
and from LOUIS No Alton Gslena, and Chicaeo ILLINOIS.
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY Iere hsais Asa
La Fsytte. and Indian Apol Ind CincnnAti Dayton
Sprrgheld Belefonsue Sandusky. Toledo, CleseAni 20
lInbus Zsnesyle MAon and Wooster Ohio also Win tne
Steam Packet boats from and 70 ewOrieans St Lonis hoas
Vile ard Cincinnati $500
For further Tsre Hlsrs hand bills Ia ID. hotels Of this cry
Passengers will find this the shortest expeditions and CON-
Portable route between the East and West
Through tickets be had either Of the
places in the West. or Of
J. a. BUTTS, Agent, New-Jersey Railroad Co., foot Of
Courflsndi-st, New York
IL ELLIOTT, Agent, Pennsylvania RAILROAD Co
No. Aston House, Broadway. New l0rk.
THOMAS MOORE AgeIt, cor. l!ih md Nnket ~
Newly Ork Jan, 1856. fbisesIh~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19
CITY MIssIoN-NINTH WARD AUXILIARY.

Or Sabbath evening g meeting in behalf oi the New
York City Tract Missionary Society was held IN the
Presbyterian church, Cannine street, LEWIS = JACK
sos esq.. Il tie Chair
The PRLsIDIsT said, We have assembled to oonsid-
or the objects Gnd aims Of most useful Society, Ike
tree bearing fra: every month, evergreen and peren-
ris-s Society which regards the interests Of the hea-
then at our own door and sends out IL humble labor
err into the streets and snes Of the city, enlghtenag
the igIorani recaimng the inebriate end saving the
lost l, il more comprehensive charity reaches -
oil th. vsntf Of man both for the ME ana thai "'so
n 70 come. "
From The exT orstoLs made ty The -en6enyIg