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finally settled IN my favor upon the happening Of the
cortn eerey which az occurred IL was during this
interim Of twenty days between The rendering Of the
judgment and the expiration Of the time granted to
Judge Covles 10 Answer, thai l received your note
Of Feb. Z, informing me 70 substance that you bad
assigned the eat 20 Charles A. Peabody. This
opinion, coming from gentlemen holding high jul
dicial stations, is certainly entitled 10 respect,
and wa, probably meant as a full and complete
notice Of what the opinion Of the Court
would be on important case when that Gaze
should come properly before them. i cannot, Of
course regard it in any ether light than as noice OF
AZ onnion TO BE- given at future time for SO far a.
krow 10 party had appeared before the Court claim
irg the seat or questioning my right to H. at the ex
Irston Of the twenty days. had no notice OF such
proceeding, was not party TO u, ana consequently
had 10 opportunity OF stating the facs ana GROUNDS Oh
which my title rests.
II have mist aiken the tenor and object Of your let
ter in lot investing il with the authority OF judicial
dtcton, il is because OF the great respect wmeh
have long cherished for the office of Judge cannot
believe that Court acting under solemn obligations
TO administer exact ustce 10 ell, could hear and de-
eide case affecting the rights secured by large pop
ulGr vote, and confirmed by the highest JUDICIAL
authority without hearing or without even notice
that such nights were in peril
X, garding the opinion, therefore, a. extra judicial,
it off,u npediment 10 the possession and full en-
ioyment Of rights secured by the will Of the People
and confirmed by the decision of the Court Of Appeals.
He adds
These rights when made Known you vii doub, not
the consideration due to ae tu. opinion OF the asst
Court Known 20 cur laws"
You will zee, gentlemen by reference to section
49, Of the Code that ii the Judgment be rendered ON
&" the night Of the person alleged TO be entitled, anu
the same be in favor Of suoh person, he shall be
titled, after taking the oath Of office and executing
" such official bond may be required by law, to
"take upon himself the execution of the Office.
Since tits judgment has thus become hnal, have
taken ouch OATH and have also taken upon myself the
execution # the said office, and sha expect, gentle
men your cordial cooperation in the discharge of our
eurroiiiate duti,s HEsRY T.. DAWES.
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Law Of Ohio, requiring sherins 10 receive Dated
States prisoners and 70 bring them out when crcred
by United States Court.
Mr. Mils-Unless he seizes them.
Nr. Hedington-Has be done go
Mr. MIs-We1 suppoec be has
Coun-we understand the object Of this application
to BE- to prevent collision Of authorities. As de-
sire to avoid that, we viii make no order now, bus
only repeat the order of yesterday requiring the Mar
sbsl TO take them to the county jail and keep them
Mere Until the Court orders them brought out
II was then announced that the case Of Archibald X.
Gaines, who aims the mother Of the dead child and
Der living children, would be commenced Today ats
O'clock
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,Eso,y.No,p,ycO RsASrzArIos IN ONO BEIss
Ar,xnn.yn.-TIe Clereland Leader has information
that the Americans Of Geaugoe County held meet
INC on tn i2th Of January and resOlvsd 70 dssoiye
al with The Order Iney savsea On ,t .ns
eS.,,trs ard abandon tie organization. The ressiu-
tcn was adopted without dissenting voice, and an
sSS,e.s giving their reasons, published. Amer setting
10Th The efforts which have lately been made 10 con-
vert the Order into the ally Of Slavery they p'oessa
From al thcse fscts it appears that the osganizs-
ton has been betrayed into the hands OF the enem'es
OF RepubEcanism and the opponents ana enemles "a
~ md. nrpeirles which with have been con
yttions, sehtirnent.. We viii neither be sosa, no,
hal our prircips be barered. Nor WI we eonssn,
10 be- placed in an equivoes position ~ The ''
Ialiiiesl CONTEXT.
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Enanfiai.

ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, VIII sell
N THIS DAY Feb H. AZ i2I O'CLOCK Al the heIensnE III
.hspte, for seeoant Of whom II may concern: -
sste Chicago and Mississippi RIrosd let Mortgage Bona
arc COO Gr,. Wes,en I'm Railroad lat Mtg Bds- 81 600
s5t(e Tere Hsute and Alton Railroad I'd hg Bds goo
@tCCo Lle Pre- Wabash, and ST Louis Railroad let Mtg
BIDS S1too. -.
Co.,t.ny OF Virginia. 81 coo
sS1o ToIsdo and Illinois Railfosd I'd Mort Bda $50
70 shsres sixtbsx Railroad 500
10 Jres Bay Milwaukee and Chico Railroad 100.
NO shares Cleveland and Toledo RslroGd. 80.
70 shares Grocers Bank. so
20 shAres Bowery Fire Insurance Company. as
81 shares Union ndia Rubber Company. 900.
40 shares Enterrrise Fire Insurance Company. S2b
Tysss sGLE-Ten This Day and the balance BE-
Are o'clock To Morrow. The accrued interest on all The
Bonds will be- charged 70 the purchaser.
Next Regular Sale on MONDAY Feb 10.
ALBERT II. EICOLAY, AuetioDeeI and Bantsf
No 4 Broad-st-, " Y.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.-rHE GREAT


- OEkIhAL koUTE, connecting the Atlantic eies vitA
Western North western, and eouhw States
enSos, Railway direct The Road also fiseash
WITH daily line Of Steamers al ports the Western
and Cleveland and ssBdusty with sear 10 eli prrs
the North Lskes making mos; direct cheapest
reliable b. which RREIOHT ear be srvrted % aaS
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
ba,s.1 Pu,. yss,ts,. Wy "'Oo'' VI pc per loo o
ercoyD CLsss.-BOOss and Stationery; Dry
Goods, lin taIesD Hardware, Leather, &c. per hn D
"O0l, &C ................................
fRflp CLAss-Anvis Bsszins. Bacon and 90. n., le -
Pork lin bJk Hemp Ge...............i ~ w - -
Ycv1TB CLAss-COfse Fab, Bacon and u -, In -
Port, fpseked,) Lard and Lard Ol.......} - pN' -
In shipping Goods from point east of Philadelphia be par
IL sler JTk the package via Penns Railroad Al
Goods CONSUMED the AGENTS Of this Rad At Phsde
Pittsburgh, will be forv sTded without detsB1osL
FREIGHr AeESTs-Harr< WoruIey Co, Memphis. Tenn
T. y. Sess Co.. 81. Louis; J. g. Mitchell Son. Evansville
Ind DUrnesnl, Bel hurdoss Hd Carter Js~st Louis
Vie Ky.; b. c. Nedrum, Madison, Ind SprEnsn Brown,
AID Irwin Co.. CiDennstii n W. Graham Co. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leeoh Co No 81 KIbys Boston. L@ech Co. No.
'Asor Hou.e New YOrt, No. WIlisms and No Battery
Place Eew-YoTt; +. J. sneeder, Phiadelpns; kat.v 4
Eoons Baltimore; Geo. G. Franciscus, PntsbnrEh-
gor further particulars or hills Of lsdnr, spply
LEECH l. Co. Agents Perm. Railroad Co,
Ne AstoT House, Sev-York.
n. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. LOABAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Penn
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

MI KENNEDY Of Ro1hury has discovered in Of
ras,ure weeds remedy that EVERY KIND Of HC
He has tred It in hundred cases and failed
EXCEPT both thunder humor he has now in hs
possession two hundred certificates Of Its value al whs
Two bottles are warranted to eue nursing sore mouth
One three bottles will the worst hind OF Pmpies ca
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bes
Two bottle warranted to cure the worst esnker In the
Three to Eve bottle. AZ. warranted to the Of
One or two bottles are warranted a. Lurnor in the
Two bottle. warranted running Of the and
bottles warranted to corrupt and running
ulceTs. -
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the worst case OF
TlFworm. ,.
Three to four bottles arc warranted sAltrheum
Five eight bottles " III cue the worst case OF scrofua
benefit Is ALWAYS experienced from the first bottle and
perfect warranted when the above quantity is taken
o., The wonderful medicines OF the day that common weed
growing tn pastures aid ,ons old ons walls hoaid cure
humor has start There is snds bn1s nor las
about H. ,uting but yours Pedhed over
tboussnd bottls Of il in the vicinity the e.
fecs o every IL has already done some OF the great
e.f cures ever done in Msssschuseus gave to children
yetr ia 20 old rcore OF sixty have poor puny woy
ookg children whose Hesh soft and tsbby restored 70
To those who are subject TO SICK headache bottle will
always H. II gives great relief N easrrh and dii[ne
Ieon regulated by Where the body sound it works quite
esy where there derangenen Of the frncas OF
nature guAr feeling bat must not DO
sarsd they always disappear IL fEun four days to week
There bad result from IL tire contrary when aet
feeling toix will feel yourself Ike ne" person
heard eItTayssst enocmlGs OF 1t that ever
listened TO- - - ..-.... =. go. .
Manufscured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. l@9 Wsrrsn.st,
Roxlury, Macs. lrce : i. . z,..,.,.,
No 81 Bsrrlsy,t CHARLES II. RING No 1872 BIqaiTsyi
4 X. d. SANDS No. al NilsIn-st.i HAksH, ohs -
10 No C;reeuwich-st SCHlEIFELIS, bROS. 4 Cor
No. no WEliamst BOYD PAUL, Chsm5er,sti Wills
4 Co No li5 Frauknn-st. McklSSON, ROBBINS Co.. No.
las Meiden.lane HAVILAkD HARRAL RlsLE1, War
fepst; BARNES PARK, 500 broadway; WARD, CLOSE
4 Co Madenlsnei Mrs. Hay s. Brooklyn; and for sale q.
retail bv al resi- ecisble Druggists throughout the Union
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SUPREME CoURT-City and County of New

- Yort -Eiyah 7. Brown snd william sherFood against
- ~ -Surnrnons for demand cortrsct
80 ,se D~,eu1art JOSEPH W. Low: Nou a-e hereby
80 800 I'D required TIE COMPLAINT N hi. scton
1Irh COW i herewith served upon you sud 70 serve
r-r N the sal complaint the subscoef a.
~ 80 lumber nineteen Wlsrn-Et. in tie City Of New
,br 10 euty dsvs se- the serycs hereof exc lsye q
- ~ .eh service and you fal 20 The said con-
49, ithir the Aforesaid the plaintiffs N tbs ,efon MI
- ert snr a. foT the Of Ose hundred aud 9sr
1s ana three cent? with lte res; rom TIE tih DAY
ef October thousand eiSs haae'si ana my AVE- ''
-. 80, =, bis acton. Dated Soy. 81, 10.
Tie ''s' " ~ n COMSTOCK r., PisiutisS Attorney.
"a, ,l.;,, ~ he above-enuted scton Ned IL tie
~ 1lers q tie Cy aid lily e View Ia O. ie
.4.t CAV 4 JsrrsTy 40 -'7 'A"'~'N
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i Nv. GILES BROTHERS celebrated DANDELION
COFFEE skDowedged 20 be equal 10 the finest Old Mochs
Coffee and the ehecua remedy for Dyspepsia Billions
Deren cement Of the Liver Nervousness Nc W. GIL
LIES BRO Eos 1j and Isl ashng tOn-st importers Of
The Dandeon Root and sole manufacturers Of toe and
sduersed DANDELION COFFEE, put mp in tin cans, With
fac smile Of signature each wrapper protection
s,airst Sold BY 4 d SANDs 100 Eutnr 81
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Il ESTATE q HERMAN EArrENHOhN sssessed- fs he
rsynent Of tis debts EXECUTORS sALE--In parseaace
Of order Of the Surrogate o the County Of New fst dated
octoter u ta and 70 statute We John A Alters
ind John fck las; VIII AId testament on
Herman kArerkorn deceaed viii ell az public action az
the herchants Exchange IN the City Of New York on The h
CT February neat AZ l. cock a. noon the following described
Lands IL the City Of New lork namely; AL the equal us-
divided one half Ct al those certain o piece OF parcels
Of land situate lying and beng in the TweifA Ward Of me
ty 81 sew lofk, kuo~n and distinguished on CERTAIN map
entitled Map Of tie Harssm Commons, male BY Chares
Clinton City Surveyor, dated December ls$ AID bow q he
II The ree II Register Of the City and County 81 New ros
lots Lsh tered W one and ~ s nne and e Ten ssd
are sso cesEnatet on Of sad compiled ~ j.
brctes Iy Surveyor January 1895 which lsst mentioned
usp j. N Tie lesse Il ssac AGsDce e-quir, a. ots mum
bsTed t one ~ two tssl hHniTed and eighty nne Ae
hundred and ten, s) to- t9 au1drrd and
which ssd ots lying between the ID aud
Sss ard between nth and s1h 18th and soths and Which
collectively are described foos Commencing a. the
unrhwesery Of the Aav and igh running thence
westerly aors the nohery side Of 18th the DIVISION line
between the Nei suG Harlem Commons. thence running
northeriy sor said division line the souihery sde Of 9ohs
thence running easisy along the suihey .de Of seth
Aforementioned mas thence running souhey along the
ery SIDE Of ssc lot uuber the center ue OF the
heck between 1911 and ths thence running esery along
center Ike about the north westerly
Of LOT number 5 three said thence running souhery
sht angles Vh sad ne about twenty-five ieet 70
the noh~eey Of said lot number ~ tive said
thence running essteTy along the northery side e said
lot number ~ two 70 the westerly side Of The Aav, thence
ruHLIf southery along the westerly SIDE OF the 2dav 70 the
PLACE q leEnlilg. Terms ash. JOHN A. ALTERS,
New.Iork. Jan. 9. 1855. JOHN +. FINCK,
JslC lav6~Th Executors
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ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS

Prof VERGSES, the dseoyerer Of the process for eI'
Tee Baths not OILY extract metallic medicines from the hu-
syser but peculiarly ehe aeious u eeyns those
suAes from Rheuuai Gout, Neurslgc Pains Weatnes
or Contra tons Limbs Spns Spinal Affections ef
Ob.uctos Eruyios the SKIN The Professor himself
Tor Ladies Theory expanedtO Students at No 7o Boad~sy
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EOR CLIFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCIION

DIRK AND CALHOkNlA STEAM
SHIP LINE under tie direction Of g. Vanderbilt, fos
Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua pIoPeiort %
q. bssgSgs free all 10 cents ID Days Of sailing
9th and 2h Of each month through in advance OF
the Iais-5OO other route Tue splea-
ava double ngne steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 100 tun
burden Capt TnkepaUgh viii leave Pier No s. Norh River
at oieloek n M for Punts Arenas on MONDAY, Feb -,
connecting with steamship Uncle sam 1000 gns burden
Nesrsgu TTsnt route having but II miles oil Ana
frstCles carriages The poPetofs can new
public that the political troubles n NceFasu have
ceaed in he transit between the
Oceans need be sppfeAended For information or ssase s
ply to JANIS NJ Ohoss,
Slammed Letters taken 81 81 cents each.
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Ocean 6teamere, Sc.
DTDTCED PRICEs-5O POUNDS BAGGAGE

DEDUCED PRICES-50 POUNDS BAGGAGE
III FREE-l0 cents per pound on excesA-four hours from
scesn 70 ocean by Panama Railroad No extrs expenses Meals
GU the passengers Through r al
nia via Panama Railroad The United stses Mail Stearship
Company will dspatch for AsFinwsn on WEDNEspAl foo
AZ o'clock precisely from Pier foot OF Warren st.
North River the weilknown and fast steamship GEORGE
LAW Capt. VIM. l.. Herndon u. :. n
PASSENGERS Mails VIII be forwarded BY Panama kseao
aud connect with the Pacific MAI ainship ConP
ny's magnifcent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, X H.
Heron commander which will be In readiness ana leave an
uediaiely for San FSsncisco.
The public are Informed that the 7. NJ s. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Psnama ready
r sea 20 avoid possible detention OF passengers or mails
For passage apply 10 w RAYMOND at the Only Office OF
BE Companies No III Wes corner Warron st. New ofS
Through Freight San Francisco now Be contracted Tor
rates leave by the steamer Oregon IN
MAIch AlIlY as above.
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VNl Ther,peutst No. - West 2-th-st., New-York
Ofioe hours 10 q. 20 ?. N. and % p Sundays
and ednesAys eIeeptedl for ladies only Examinations and
presorT tions for gentlemen By letter.
TTRns-The first examination and prescription IS II the
patient b present and 10 absent All subsequent ANNA
lions Persons applying by letter the name
and Of the patient heT with the leading features Of the
eese. No charge the truly poOr.
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uUDsON RIVER RAILRoAD.-on aud after

III MONDAY Jan 81 1855 the Trains VII leave Chamber,
a. Station a. foown Express Tram, eonneetins With
Northern and Train Throush Way Train II N IA
rrass i4an D m Fox PouGhkesps o. AID 80
Eor pssisinI $50 p m For SIN Sing The Sing
Sing and Peeith Train, atop at he Way Stations
AZ CA1bsrs Canal Christopher and Slst sta SUNDAY
NAIL TRAIN at N. from CaLast tor Abeny and Troy,
''PF"e " 49, n L. SYKES ia, Superintendent
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
II WINTER ADVANCEMENT. COmmencins Dec s leoy

Passenger Stations Conner Broadway and Csnaltt
N New York.. Corner aths and tthsv.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-NoRk-for New Haven: 7, a. IA,
lRr); l2m; 5, tE1l S;2o and p For Bridgeport: T.
m, (Ex) z m Ok. S:2o p H. For Mhtoa, SratfO.d,
Fsir6ed Southport aud WeGpoT u IN. $40 p m
yor Norwsik: m. u m. (RKJ 32o, S:l5 p m. For
Darien and Greenwich: :. u Il IN $40 SIP ~ for
Yof Port Chester sud intern edse StatiOn' IN IN
CONNECTING TRAIss-Por Boston: q IN. lEI)i p n
E1) For Hartford and sPriaghed: a IN ok !, Il m
n M Hx) For Connecticut River Railroad to Monusa; .
a M Hy For Canal Railrosd N (E1 u u In 70 West
6eld For New London Railroad g M p m FOR hce,
rstopic Railroad: m. For Nsugstuek Railroad; nj
p m. (E1) For psubary and Nawslk Railroad; a. m
up. M. =, "a , n a.
m las (Yx); 45o, e:2S p m. (EI) FROM brdse'crt;
si0, 1870 lOle 2:f2 lEK SAIL e:o2 r1l IRON
korwalk: 64i s:l5 1888 2;4s ok 5+o s:lo p IN
(Ex) Prom Port Chsr,er: $50, 6;4S 72s s:H, llSc "a
e:Y7 o m JAMES II. HoYT. Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
~ In connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened Msuch Chunk-Winer arrangements commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave NowYoh for Meuoh Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River u $3.50 fo
Eoston 1880 ard 35 for Scnerve at 1880 and
10:45 M 3:l5 and $50 The above trains connect a
Elizabeth with trains the New.Jersey Railroad leaving New
York foot Courtlepdt.st 1880 and II and
p NJ. JOHN O. Stems, perntend@nt
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NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT. Notice is hereby

~ .,ven that WILLIAM WINTERS Of the City Of Pst.F
eo " tie state Of NewJsrsey has tbs day made assE1
uen 70 sub-cTbeT Of Iii estate for TIE eqg benefit q his
I'D Ia SAID oriios exhibit him. g; Pster
a. their ~ claims under oltA Animation within the
80. q thfet months the 18th dsy Of Jsnusy 1855
'4Ds,.S H. Is lR6 JOHN J. WINTERS Assignee.
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
tie County Of NewYoIk notice Is hereby given 10 al per
sons having csins DANIEL ALTERS lac OF the
City Of deceased present the same with
theTeof 20 the subscrberr the office Of SAMUEL H. FCL-
LEN No ChsmbeTst., In the City o. Ne" ORR on or
before the seventeenth day Of May ueu Dated Ne"iOA
tie fourteenth day OF Noyemler 49, .,-.
SAMUEL r. PJILEN, Administrator
1l5 lsv6r IT, RACHEL WALTERS, Adiaiuistrstris
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NFW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW.

AEW N1DE-GAtGE hOt III from INV
IN YORK 70 ROCHKsTER-rhs kOCHESTEh ana
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD "a row oDen and N coz
uection Buffalo Comb aud New and New eTt
Erie RAILROADS., forms direct EoRe from newton 70
Rochester.
or .nore wide renders b. f the raost dear
Abe between the sboye-Bsmed ett5s =.
inlet, eau BE- procured tie NewYork AID Enc Railroad
ri Office foot Of Duanes and No r3 Broadway alss IN
Jersey City. -
BAsssre checked through xA, RI
Frsishs will be transported between New forf ana hoen
.sr With drah niorSsti desired in cfd toereto
ear be OBJ sined BY calling the Genera fresnf Aren't
A. New.Ycrk aud Enc Railroad Enc Buildings, sr L -
SsPPAS Fypress Freight Aeut. No. zoe B-osc~sx
No t.ins on the Bur.o Corning AID New orr haro.a %
s-,isv - j. A REDFIELD. Superintendent
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL 6TEAHsHIPs.
gUw-yokE 70 LIVERPOOL
second CABIN Pseeage IS
IRON bosTos TO LIVERPOOL
serond te5n fAsesse.
The ship, from Boston eAn az Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt Judkus. CANADA, Capt LAM
ARABIA, Capt Stone. AMERICA, Capt shsnssa.
ASIA Capt 4. O. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Ryrie
AFRICA Capt. Harrison EUROPA Capt j. feteh
These vessels elear white hight bead r1een On
rtsrbosrd-bOv: red on port.Sow.
AFRICA Shannon. leaves York Wednesday, Peb asa
ARABIA, stone leaves Boston Wednesday, Feb Is ls5s
PERSIA Judkms leaves York Wednesday, Feb 30 lg8
CANADA Lang leaves Boston Wednesday FEB a. Isss
ASIA, Lott........leayes York Wednesday Mn lag
AMERICA, Ryre... leaves Boston WedBesdAy Nh u IaS
AFRICA Shannon. leaves n York WsdDeedsy Nh 10 rae
Berths Lot secured until paid for
An eIpereAoed surgeon board
The N these ships win not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bson Specie Jswery Precious Stones Metals an.
less bns Of lAdns ssnsd therefor aud the value thereof
tbeFein expressed
For freight 81 Psssste apply 70
L. CUEARD, No Bowlins ueer
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[1 s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOr

L. HAVANA and NYw-oRLEANs.-on MONDAY,
FeA H. at 2 p H.. from pier foot Of Warrens, n X TIE
ssi and favorite steamship GRANADA Capt 5 7. GrHn'
vii sail as above.
P1sssfe car be secured at the Compaays ohee
Pyeiskt 10 New.OrleaLs ~ cents per cubic loot
ShrTers will be supplied with blank bills Of latns OF tas
krn nsd by HE Company on Application ct their Office Ne
other signed and b oladins VII ee 'saea "ss '
hour OF sailing. -, 49,. -.
For freight passage apply 81 The once o. - ~
F1Nesi-st, conner Of Warren M u hVphnAe
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For Ere sht OF pesefse apply 70
EDW'D x. COLLINS, No. SIS wsllst., Y.
BROWN SBlPLEY Co.. Liverpool
STEPHEN KEENARD Il Co,
No n Austen Fras London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT l. Co, PARIS
The Of these ships will not be accountable for fod
sver bullion, specie, ewery precious metals,
.ss bills Of ladns signed therefor and the value theseo
therein expressed.
Shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this line
ssIinot carry goods contrsbznd OF war.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
The County Of NewYoIk notice i hereby gwen 70 AL per
Sous having claims against JEREMIAH LOuNsBERf, ls'e
oe City OF New on deceased 10 present the same win
VOUCHERS thereof tie subscriber az the office ~ Edward A
Frazer No SOS Broomest in the City Of Nefork on o. be-
fore tn eighteenth day OF February He&-Dated new lorA
tie sixteenth dsJ Of august. 1855 . , $500. -.
HELM :. LOUNSBERf, AtlninStratTi1
sui6 av6mTh EDWARD A. IRAsEK. Adnlllsrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY Dec 81 1855 and until farther notice,
Passenger Trains viii leave Pier foot Of Duane follows
viz: .
BUFFALO EXPRESS, st7 for Buffalo direct without
change Of baggage At Hornelsve this train connects
for DGukIk and all stations the Western
Division.
MAIL ats:l5 r. m. for Dunkrs and Buffalo and Inferno.
diste stations Passengers by this train will remain night
Owego, and proceed the neXt morning
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at p M for Ne1bargh direct,
without change of care.
ROCKLAHD PASSENGER, at 4 p. M via suaerns for
Piermont, and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER st4 p. ~, for Otsvils ard interme
date Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5 ,. m for Duntrk ard Buffalo
EMIGRANT ct u. Tor DuEknk and Buffalo and intsI
mediate stations
No Train will lesye on SUNDAY.
These Fxpres Trains Ens with the Elmia and
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara fsls al Buffalo and DSr
tirf with the Lac Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit, Chicago &c.
D. C. McCALLUM, General Superintendent