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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
CUPREME COURT, Orange Count. -PanLlir

- MulDer against Luerss Dabos Mary Dssos Elizabeth
Clinton John J0pes and Am his vfe Elsie Srys coa.sd
vile Levi. wlli.@ Levi. John r. ks.is Dad
Eer EEabeth Asner Lydia Antonette sisss, Pssss MOI
liner Marcus MuiDer James Oakley and Mary biz wiz, Wnsy
der DeDni.ion, GsosFs DenIston Julia Ann Dskss WI
liam A. RlsoD Nsihspel Ellison, Oliver Dubos Csxhsssss
PsYtton.-sumHons fer Relef-To ELSIE HefE, JOHN y.
LEWIS OLIVER DUBOIS MILTON DUBOIS, rETkH
hULLIEER MARCUS MULLTNER and WILEY DoBsoN
AID MARY INDIANA bis wife, Dsfsndaais Yea - hsssy
s5nmoned and required the eomysct ~ sescn,
which this fled IN the oes Of the Ce o. Ne Comfy
a. orsrse Goshen and serve copy O. your ne
ss Subscrbcr st his once W The siAAfe o.
New bsrsh In said County within twenty s-s Anof ne service
Of this you exclusive OF Ne dag Of sneh ssrvee
and IL VOC AN the ssH complaint within tas nuss
Aforesaid plsinh this actin will apply e CosTt isf
the relief in the pAntDsfeA March ~, 49,
nl7 IsvswM SAMUEL ". EAGER, Psss<sfs Ats>nsN
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H. WILSON. AuctOneAr
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

I'VE FURNITURE-Heavy French plate pier and Mantle
Mirrors rosewood Psnoorte marble Vases Bronyes, velvet
Carpets elegant Chandeliers on Paintings Articles o Virtu
&c the t-stoTy house No go West lthst H. WILSON,
Auctioneer will sell MONDAY Aur T. at 10y O'Clock pre-
ey the entire Furniture Of the above house of
which made order for the owners aud is in every
s;,-ot of hish cOst and of ~ oeror workmanship.
PARLORS.-MagDihcent rosewood ParlOr Suites In rch
French satin with solid rosewood frsmes made by Toand
Co Of Paris superior 7ocave rosewood richly in
lad sod rosewood Center and Pier Tables large rosewood
Secretary Bookcase cost $780, Reception Chairs ia satin
large Easy Chairs In splendid French plate Pier
Gsrs, with slab and brackets; rch 2lday bronze aud
moln Clock costly marble Vases three feet high aabaster
Flower Vases splendid Bronxes Cupd Statuettes Knights
Shepherd and Sbepberdesses GIoups hceI GsDdoles
Sch brocaee and lace Window Curtains Shades velvet Car
pets elegantly carved rosewood Esgere, with plate glass cost
S75; Oh Paintings Of great merit and OF high cost three ee
CANT ana Cheudelierp.
DINNO-R DOM Magri6csn. solid oak Extension Table
&g0 OAK Chairs in pufh; oak Secresy-A made to
a'sb thIouEout elegant gold ban Dinner Set 200 pieces
1885, ruby aud cryse Cut Glass Ware ch Silver Ware
JIrns Kettles Napkin Rings Spoons Forks, Ladies'
Liquor Stand $50; Butter Knives Sugar Tong &c best
If t,ory Cutlery Trr0Neis Gohets Wines Decanters &c
CHAMBERS AND RSERY Costly rose wood and ma
koeeny Sofs Lounge, Couch Beds Bedteads, Bureaus
Wafbstands Commcdes, rosewood Suites IN hair cloth and
s Char Rockers eesa Pier and Mantle hirors 80 pur
Hair katres,s best eoE FEATHER Beds 1ose aud Pillows
Coun,erpanes nsid Cbes Table Hobby Horse three pAntei
Beedroom Suites complete gain Carpets Oneoth rose
wood HA Stand silver plated Stair Rods ork Table Clocks,
tosether h the entire Gas Fixtures hrOu -hou Also asrso
Of bHs e and kic hen utensils Re
Stoves &c The furniture Of s oouse cost upward
COO and worthy Of the especial attention OF All those
about refufnishng cssh deposit Ill be required OF all p
shsser every article will be sold without reserve
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Water-Gure.

VXIATER-CURE and ELECTRO-Chkh.
w IsrRY-Dr TRAIL No IS Lsishtst., has ins,cesesd
On. yIpOR BATH 40 connection with the kLkOThiCAL
CURRENT as the economical, and N many cases me
most efficient method for Kidding the system OF ndnsra Gs
and uiorhid M
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brushes, OF every description, at the Brush
ID Factory No Sy Pesrist Frsnkhr spare All St<les
,od AZ Eovsst Tssiery prfea fsst Brsses of sapser
yaslity e instantly sn hard JOHN K 5C!GEL
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctoneer.
SALE of VALUABLE NEW

DEREMPTORY SALE OF ALUABlE NEW
j YORK and WILLIAMSBURG REAL ESTATE
ALERT H. kICOLAY will sell without reserve. WE'D
NESDAY April g. at IL O'clock al he Merchants Exchange
90 close a interest: NETWORK.
House and Lot Grand -Four Houses and Lots
West Sotbst. Io-hsv. Two Houses and Lots Nos Jos
md ITO Lot llh-st, Avenue A One
b. Five Houses and Lots on 18th
ct, 9Ih-av. -
Three Houses and Lots Nos H. - and Is Leeyetteace
South One Lot South 4hst near 6th at ouse
eed Lot corner Of "a aud South Is -Four Lo South
Sthst lstst Also Lots South 5tns with House
and Stable House and Lot 5h-st, Dvisonsv Three
Lots on the corner DyioDav. and 5hss Honse and Lot
No 1854 South Hoases and Lots Nos CO. 3D. and "a south
4tbs The splendid Building known the Otoon on 5thet
the South 4th and 5thsta adjoining the
Odeon Of above Property will be soil 70 the highest
bser without and offers unusuA
capitalists and others that dsrous OF making
pro6tAbe as well permanent The terms VIII
he liberal and the unq1eeonabe For full dessrip
tioa Of the sale and photographic Mars, apply TO
ALBERT IL NICoLAY, AuetionseT,
No
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SYLVESTER sTovER. Auc'l nasr
ELEGANT and costly HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

H TURE splendid french mantle aai pier Mirrors three
magnificent sold Paor Sutss valuable Oil PiDnEs
Piano Forte French
Mantle Clocks. kc A. No 81 West 18th ST. havS.
sTOVFR will cell THIS DAY Monday April 2 At ol O'Clock
entire Furniture Of the above bonse which Of
the best description has been IN bu short time
sas of superior Piano Forte; three elegant Paror
Sses T Satin broc abe ard velvet with medallion
hashs elegant roeood Secretary Bcokcs cost sIoi tee
Ei0geres doors and backs with marble
Fre' CD psto Mors soh rosewood Cen'er SOFA aud
Pier Tllei Turkish and Reception Chairs In SATIN br
Window CurteiDs and Shades; French Escuoire
With marble top; Bopze and Ormou Clock: costly Seyres and
Dresden Vases Bronzes and Parior Ornaments he, with
number Of eesn, on Painting anasca?e AMI other sahi@s
Dining Chamber Furniture; oak Extension Table
rich Silver Ivory and Pearl Cutlery elegant gold band
China Dinner China Tea and Coffee Sets ruby aud crystal
magnificent rosewood carved Bedsesds;
carved rosewood Bureaus and Wristbands match costly dec
China Toilet Sets; superior Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds and Beddrg French oval Mirror mahogany suites Of
Pun ture 10 haircloh; and spring Cha rosewood
Halssnd English Oeoth Stair Carpets &c This sale will
found worthy the sEea attention Of those q
sass furniture the house repee with eesance
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Drp Soo6s.

nOMH TIC ECON 0MY. -
~ &F,coo WORTH OF DAMAGED GOODS
WI DO sold THE vest
REMsEN DIN0EE,
Nos ~ and 2ce six,hsv. pesr Fourtee1:hst
TIE LAST AND Best LOrS
From the late Are,
WI be open-t Oh hOSDAY, April
They eomrrise
miscellaneous assortment
Of
HOUsEKEEPERS GOODS GENERALLY
RICH DRESS GOODS PARTICULARLY.
The,e choice lots comprise
PARIS PRINTED JACoNETs At lOd and n, worth 2ia
PURE IRISH LINENS ct II6, worth 81.
FINE BUFF LINENS 81 NC per yard
LINEN NAPKINS es, 81 and ltl per dozen, tp.rfeet)
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS. 81 to IeI, (unsoIed
GENTLE@ENS LlNKN HANDKERCHIEFS,( livery foe
LADIES' PRINT D JAcoNET APRONS Cd
lo4 HARsElLLEs QUILTS tol. '2l ard l4I, (pereetl
SUPERIOR sNOwDROP TABLE LINENS a; 4!e.
UEBLFACHFD TABLE-LINESS at If6 rer yard
GENTLEBEE's LAWN CRAvATS tvey knel a. cent?
WINDOW DRaPERY.
Floss Applique and Tsmbou-d Work,
At One Sblinr yard.
ALL DAMAGED GOODS EXHIBITED
THE DOMESTIC ROONS.
REMsEN & DINGEE,
Nos 2ot and 20 6thsv.,
door below iih -.
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yTNHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAkERS-The ships composing this


ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Eidrdgs.
BALTIC, Capt Comstoek ADRIATiC
hese ips having been bu BY expressly for the
Government service every has been aen In their con-
syuctiop so their engines 70 insure strength and SPEED
and their Accommodations for are une9aAed fof ole
and comfort Price Of from YORK TO LIVER
pool hrstcass cabin. iSo in second do tIo
Of rooms SS23 from Liverpool 20 New
Yok 50 and 30 funes An experienced Surgeon attached 70
essh ship. No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATEH OF SAfLINO.
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Dapfr marehonsff.


DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co, Nc. % BsehnAnst, Ear 81 -Is "a iAs
kyw-st terms:
w'ritips Paper EDsish. French and Ansr<sn
News Paper, all mes veishs add Se.litea
Boob PAPER, III sres, weights and gaaties
Tissue Psrer ey eolors ard white Of the Susrty
H.usir Paper White and solored different vsd.bA
natrers Psper. ,hks AID Of the Lest quality.
Cloth Psper Sr$o and <exts.
ensbh Hardware Psper large Iscrtusri gn sUF-r&
shes'hinf p pxr Of The beet quality
wrspvins Psrer. Straw, sss and Manila
Tea Psper different uTea
~ arerf Psy.r slitshle Pr ronss- r Ills
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A. c. TUTrLE, Auctioneer.
n =

Office No ~ Broadway.
DRRENPTORY SALE of HOUSEHOLD
II FURNITURE, BRON2Es, sTArUARY, PLATED
WARES FANCY GOODS kc, being tho Stock Of the store
and No ESQ Broadway nown the BszaaI to fAf
ADVANCES and RETIREMENT from the BUSINESS also,
Gas Fixtures &c
A. c. FUTILE will sell WEDNESDAY 9th, and
THURSDAY 10th inst lf O'Clock each day, at the Broad
way Bazaar No $50 Brosdwav the entire Stock Of elegant
Fapev Goods Rosewood Furniture neludins Psor Suites
Arrnours Wardrobes and Be5stead real French ot aud
Marble Clocks and Candelshrss Sheffield Plated Wares
Bropzes statuary Paintings Jewery aud Articles Of vertn
slso sn, quantity Of Secondhand Furniture Ase al the
GAS FIXTURES neludng chaDdeler. Bracelets Pendants
Se also lot Of Kitchen Ctensas with which she Sale VII
--
vson pay and the Proprietor rees from TIE
business the premises 20 Be vseaed on the l4a inst
Catalogues N the mornlLE OF sAle
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mafrhes, Jemelrp. &r.

WATCHEs.-FINE GOLD and SILVER
w WATCHgs.-The isIsss and most splendid assortment
OF Wstebe the be found 81 The suesenbera de
has been 10 IN ws for the last eifhssen snd
ceiling descriptions Of Gold and Silver Ws,ehes Jewsry
spd Silver Wholesale and retail at much less .hs1 ne
ssusl prtss 80. a.
besu,i Gold Lepirs wstehes four holes jeweed "a
Fine Gold Detached Levers fall Jevelsd .......e1
Fine Gold Hunting LepDe, four holes je veed eS
Sold Hunting Case Enfsh Patent Leyera :..''.''
ype Gold HuBtils De he'd Levers, full evelcd ~
Gold and En.r.l Wstehe. E~ Ladies ESQ % to tlu o.
stIsDoid Gold Poelst Us % 10 800 "
Gold Independent Second Watches FOR tim -.
MT nrses '..''
Gold HeDtDs Waohes, which days 10 " % y 10 W
Gold Magic Watches, which change into -.
three different Watches. Sl3 % 70 eXe
Gold Hpeli,h Pa Il eweled IS % 20 eIeo %
silver nssh Patept Lever 4B % - 80 ~
silver Detached Levers, full eveied. tl3 % 20 eS
Observation-Disclosures. 800 % TO eli. -
ely,r Lepiues four hosss jeveled 80 % 20 si7
NJ J. Tobias, HsrsOn q. Besseiey, T. Cooper, and
Sthsr celebrated makers, for sale very low.
Al Watches rrznisd 10 Keep Watches and
gewery EXCHANGED Watches and Jewey repaired The best
mnch e than the usual piiees Goods sent 70
GEORGE C. ALLFS Importer Of Watches and Jsvsiry,
Wholesale and Retail No. II Wallet % hoor Broadway
OLIVER WARE MANUFACTURERS for the
- rRADF-CANN DUNN. Hos IA a.a 10 lsy.a,
BrooAlyp Pnehers Waters Tea and Coace Services nc,
from 5saans snCnal and selected. ancient and zcdsrn
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN SPRING ARRANGEME Commencing Hsreh ;, iss'
Passenger Stations Conner Broadway and Canal st.

III
Passenger Stations Conner Broadway and Canast
In New.Yo rt.... Corner 26th.st and 4th-av:
raANs LEAVE EEw.YoRK-For New,haven; M
a m (Ex) II M tEx) 800, pm. For Milford Straord,
Fairfed Southport Westport: II m s. 20, p
Pos NorssJl: a. II m; Ok. sac, 5;B p m ror
stanford: T. a. M (Erj; u m, iEI) 500, 5;bp;
For Port Chester and Intermediate Stations; m I'm
CossscTnc TRANs-For Boston; a. m lEAlj 50. m
D w. tEx) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal:
a m. (EIl For Canal Ra!rosd: IL m TO Wesheid f9f
New.London Railroad: nj Sp N For hous.tode nal.
road: q M For Naugatuck Railroad; g. N p ~ tIL)
For Dsnbury and Eorwslk Railroad; 7 g. m, Q. m.
TRAINS NEw-YoaK-From New Haven; o:O, 7, I'D
q IN $3.50 (Ex); 4:45, $50 p N. ZEE From Bndseror;
EoTwsi s. 65s s:2s ii :o7 m s. 50 ,EL 500 1871 m
Or FROM Port Chester: So s.A ISL 800, li;4a
S;5 a'a ~ ''' w JAMES II, HoYT, ssperintsDasn.
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHESTER-rhs ROCHESTER, and
GEEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 70 now open, and, In con-
neeton with Buffalo Corning and Newly and New York
and Erie Railroads, forIns direct route from Nsv'ion 70
The dreene Of this together With the superior
fort afforded by the wide renders By tar s most denrs
be between the sbove-nauned critics.
Tickets be procured al the New York and Enc Railroad
Ticket Oce foot OF Duane st., and No. l Broadway also In
Jersey City
Baggage checked through
ter with dispatch Any information desired regard therein
can be obtained By calling General Freight AGENT Of the
EewYe and Enc Railroad Erie Buildings, c. B. TAPPAN,
E1r<ess Freight Agent, No. 1913 Broadway.
Sunday j. A. RLbFIELD, Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA. and the SOUTH AID WEST yts Jshs 81,
and and M. fare sJi II ~ s4i stSppiips % ~
way stations 1iroush Tickets sold for ciDennst and
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hereby given that the proceeds Of the resale Of portion
tie real estate Of EDMUND wfLLETTS late Of s City or
kewYo deceased lately maae under order Of The sec
wletts the administrator and Of M sse snsa
lar Eoods eattes and credits Of the said decescd Wi
distributed those ept'led thereto according iaw a sko
suroe.e's Office In the City Of New Yerh ON ne INST
isy Of May o'clock In tbs rerSsn " os' ny
a. ia.svM "P"' A. w. BRADFORD, sunoss,s
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paper 6ansinss, Sc.
Removals.

DEMOvAL.-CHILDS & SMITH have re
~ moved from No 40 the spacious store No t2 EARL
ST. directly Opposite their old where be found The
nost desrsb,s assortment Of DECORATIVE and PLAIN
PAPER bANGIEGS, BORDER and CURTAIN PAPCRs,
With every article suitable Tor City Coantry
Deser Also the largest assortment Of window Cornees,
Bnds, Pins Loope &c that an be found In SsvYork.
CHILDS L SMITH, No az Pe.rst
RULE Il HALL, Boot and Shoe Dealers. have
~ REMOVED to No Bsrclsy-st, the Astor House.
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Poy rrsSs. or Fsssse sppiy 70
EDWrpK COLLINS, No. IS WLl-e, n 7.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN KEENARD Co.,
No n Aasten FRAN, London
b O. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Para
Tie Of these ships will be accountable tn gold,
sver 6uon specie every precious metals,
less bills Of sds Ssned erefor and The vos thereof
therein expressed
Shipper please .ske ro,ee that s shps Of this line
not cary any goods oonu.band Of wal.
IRON NETWORK 10 LIVERPOOL d.
l. RECT.-ns Britsh and North American Royal Mall
Steam Psshe: Conpanys srev steamship EaEu J. SMALL
eopm.nSsr will s from the Companys deck jersey City,
TUESDAY, the sth April.
Pssssts money for fsss passengers only) ESQ uclnd-
Ing Provisions stewards fee but without wines and liquors
which be obtained board The and
ucdstons unnsuaIly large and excellent
treifnt taken ~ moderate rstes-
Appyf z CUNARD, No. Bowirs-sreen
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Hleoifal.
D0NAS FYE BALsAM, for Weak Eyes and

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM, for Weak Eyes and
~ ,hst ear be used for n6amasoy ds~sses Of the Bye
Fyeds When the disease 70 eoosred TO the external esse
TIE Eyeha internal hnirg Of the Eyeid sets aDsse
Ike nssic slsyips s irritation Inflammation fres %
eertsTsrj For sale By A. B. d. SANDS, bvspsfs, No
l(o FULTON st
FNBE GREATEST BEVERAGE Of the AGE
i W GILES BROS CELEBRATED DANDeLlON
COFFEE IL the most eaecfus remedy Tor nyspeps buoes
nes reTar semert Of the Liver Ne,oasness ETC OIL
JIrs AFRO Nos sS5 and Zs7 Washington It, ~ u, Import
~. az lie Dsnd.lon Rat and sole manufacturer Of the pure
md rnsdultersied DANpELI0N CoFFEE, ~hch ns>uy
Tpt mn IN lin cans with fac srne Of signature each
Nrt1er e. a protection against impos'ure
ssn sue ia se wSam ~ ISRAEL MINER Co Ne ne
Falron-.t., c v. CLICKENER Go. No o. e.elsy,s
HALL. RtCKER Co, Nc. fis Greenwich ~. MekESSON
a ROBBINS No. 81 fulton-st. WARD. CLOSE 4 90. no
Fultop and BY all the principal Druggists thrsash'ss No
limited States and CaDaiss
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nd FLORIDA-SEMI-

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEAI-
II WEEKLY u $; MAIL LINE The steamship SOUTH
ERNER T. Ewsn Commander, II leave Pier No. T. North
River, on WEDNESDAY, April 3, ., Z o'clecs .. Pee
sely Fer Freight apply board who're oil es Of lsins
VA Be sirne3, snl for Passage Of the o<ice Of
sPoFFORD, rILEsTOS Co No % Broadway.
Cabin passage e2a The NASHVILLE, Capt NJ Berry,
vii succeed and leave on SATURDAY April IL The
e Steamer CAROLINA nsiss regular irs the v.r0as
paps. On the ST Johns River Flogds CONNECTING the
sr,u.r fiom EewYosk, and leaving ChsTlestns EVERY
TJE spAY O'Clock Through tickets 10 Js Vile
ssh 10 Pflsfks, sS.
DATRIOTlC LINE-New Line of NETWORK
i and LIVERPOOL PACKEIS.-Thi. line with be com
posed Of The following and splendid ,1ips, VIA;
cAAHOIN 1900 burden Capt D H. Truman
r. CLAY......l soc tuns burden Capt Day'd Csaikina
WFBsTER......2noc burden Capt J. Lswresee
ORIENT 2 600 suns bur len CAPT. Geo s. Hill
The above vessel. have been recently built AID are the as
est and substantial IN tho tIse. ,,,,. ~
The, are command By expert nee ard ability Tbs
superior and every exeTfion v 90
made promote the and the eonvee
OF shispins Fer Freight or PASSAGE apGly 20
sPOFFoRD TILESToN 60, No y Broe,~E.
Agents in LiyeTpool-T. GRIMsHAW Co.. No ~ Scrs
Piazza
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FTyHF REGI1.AR MAIL LINE via STUNINU
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFonD
and TAUNTOE-Inland route without delay change OF cars
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Mall
The Steamer c. VANDERBILT Captain w. Il. frssee,
and COMMODORE, Capt h Pendlston IN eonS sos
depce Rsrees leaving New Yors daily Sundays excepted,
from Pier No 2Noh River frat wharf above bsttsrypse
a, o'clock D m and SiouBgC at 81 % p or on the arrvA
OF the n all train which leaVes Boston az ~ p VA
and Friday From stonnslsn Tuesisy Thursday and Sat-
urday. - -, r..,.
and SATURDAY. From soniDgton Monday, wednesday and
Friday. pu... .. Del
sepce Roon Taunton ard New Bedford in The Express MsI
Train reaching said places several hous IN a see Of nose ~
other routes and IN 40 for all the early lorins hnes
connecting North and Fast Passengers that prefer sm
a, hoard the steamer enjoy nights rest uidsturoe
S.t desired and leave Stonns,on in Tire 1880 M train tor
Providence. . 4, a., -, I'll,
through each way. ,. ,. NJ, ~
2North River or at the office No. 10 Batcrypiaee
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Steamboats, m Railroads.

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT and FALL RIVER TIE splendid and srIercs
steamer BAY STATE, Capt T. @ J.wett leaves New.tors
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, o. > eeloch
n M anu EMPIRE STATE Capt. h. Brayou leaves New
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Aal FRIDAY, at
O'clock n n from Pier No. 5, " r., the Battery both
touching at Newport each wsy. a,
Hereafter no will be regarded - secured 70 any spp
cant until the shall have been pad for.
Teisst to Boston Is through with great Dispatch
BY an Express Freight Train u.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSE1,
~ m coppection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened 10 Msuch Chmk-Wmter Arrangements commencing
Nov 10 1853 Leave Newlork for Mauch Chunk sud inter
mediate pisces from Pier No. North River al 1870 m toi
Esston and sl5 for sornervnle I:O and
Esbth with trains on tie Jersey Rsosd leaving Ney
YorI rom foot Of Couriandts $50 aud II m and Il
= m JOHN U. STERN5. Superintendent
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE:
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
all points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and an alton routes &C. either by the
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-fohk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by spplieasn at the ComPanysU
John n POTTER GeneraI Agent n 8. r. r.
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CTAMMRRING, &c, CURED by DR.. JONES
- In TO three hours He Requires pay an he
Patent 10 cured He lately Discovered and failing
s,.,sn-sures without pain surgical operation ohes Of
American Hotel, y srtford. c.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Ne oufIogs0
Of the County Of NewYorh notice 10 hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against WILLIAM WILSON, late Of tho
City of New York harness maker deceased 70 resent ne
OF T. Ketehum No 10 NAssau the City OF New fort On
the day Of May neItDsted hev fort ne nth
day Of October, 1855 ANN &. WILsoN, kxscessz
Iaw 6mM
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the 0urrosa

having claims against ABIGAIL LYON, isss a hs
City HswYork single deceased 70 The ssns
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, 1t his ses No ~
south street IN the City Of New before TIE twenty
sixth DAY ne1Dated New York the twenty day
Of FebraATy, 1855. GEORGE w. MCKEE, Aamu8stssss.
f.25 iay6nM
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i crpted,-Leave Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 n for
Ysphank 10 m and Saturday 5: IS for fsrnngda's
and syosset 10 a. m and 3t5 p for Hempstesi 10 M
70 m, ana 81 As and D. m for Jamaica, 10 Il M go
and SO o. m Leave Greenport Brooklyn. os III Y,p-
hank ii IS NJ on Mondays, 81 a m Laseand' S'n
M ON Hondays e;Sa g. m; Farnlnsdale 1890 NJ and .;
m, syos,et IS a. M and p Hampstead, s:S M snd
$50 D. M, JamAes $40, 7so and $40 rn and XIV aud
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NEW WTDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST. va JERSEY
ClrY-nsn and Express Lines: Leave View York sud u
and and Are s5i Z s4i .tSpPaips al
S5 sol and the West and for Baltimore Warrington Nor
fk le ard through basr.gs ohected Wssnzon N N
md 6 o 10 j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant supt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order VI the Surrogate
Of the Cosnfy Of New Yort notice \. hsrehy Gy.n % e
he City Of New York deceased 10 present tbs sAsue vh
vouchers thereof to the subscribers st her resdenss No -
twenty August neat Dated New the txesty-
third day Of February, las. ELIZABETH y snITht
fZtlAv6mMs A6mu1D<Tatyi1-
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYorf, notice Y hereby eyen 20 an
persons having claims ssaips WILLIAM LlvIN061ON, D
City Of EewYork deceased present ths s.ne via
vouchers thereof the subscriber, a. No. 20 West 3he,
In "a. CITY Of on or before the h day Of ssx
Dated NewYork the twenty second dy Of 0esoesr ia
SARAH LIVINGSTON Adntnidsetl
90 IavSanM ALEXANDER CLEMENTS, AdmiDssrasos
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of The County Of New-York, notice h hereby tven ell
Ciykf New merchant decessed 20 present. The same,
with thereof subscribers the once 81 Gordon
Burnhsn No Is Wsllt the City Of NewYork, be-
fore the sth day Of May nextDsed NewYotk he z day
on November lS56 DAVID LYMAN Executor,
n26 lsx6nhs ELIZABETH PARSONS, kxssutxix.