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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

TUNIs MORRILL,, AUCTTokEER-
&c ii ma.nas ss
The s.s ard sod on Of &c. UssSsass
velvet ssspsg
to- ed yso M Eysa
IAN msrbie top; cod paSor suite covered in rst
hair Goth etegee: pier mirrors very ne oil paint
e nS se Suite
hair cloth paintings English Brussels osrpeng French plate
Hsl-Iarge oak hall stand, oak color ei,cloth. &c
p English Bnss sosh book
shelves paintings rich frames, spring chars rockers
S s ssss
nsss ae seal
chairs rockers stsserss n.nie ornsmsnts marbls
eoeS. s Bath dining issaS rssxsraer
collection will give FL satisfaction Inc buyer not flaw
be four and every article Is choice The services the
auctoneer can be had by applying early.
m oMAs vEIYoB, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
ofiron furniture &C. on 1uesda April ~ at i A. M.
\ "a nsn tables e and ssg a.
Of 's' AID aA'0'''so '1 b. esoSsf IL Deputy Sheriff
WM IRVING AUoIIoNRER HANDSOME HOUSE
w yhold furniture hra,dies, segsrs Ae.WILIIAM IR
ylsG CO. r eel ssso a on Ap
carpes, mahogany sofas chairs and rockers haircloh
rosewood Gothic chairs lie brocate mshogany mE5le top
frame pier and man e mirrors bronze and ormou ocxs
rich china vases gilt gandoes gas Chandeliers, fn6 oil
painr and epgraypgs mahogany French bedeas black
walnut and mahogany cottage beseads mahogany bureaus
basa walnut toilet ss cane ard
ieaAr beds, holsters pillows and bedding mahogany oval
tables ening tables, Gilt frame mirrors oil paintings and
CRAVINGS china dinner AMI eA ses out glass English
be pump complete ice boxes reriaeraors counters and
bars brass railing, together with general assortment Of
Kitchen furniture Also large and choice assortment OF
pale and Clark brapdes sherres, aderas ports &c.
choice genuine Havana segars.
yH LILLIAN IRVING, AUCfIoNFER HANDSOME
w househod furniture Erard piano. superb pier
ard all mirrors. WILLIAM IRVING 4 co. will sell a.
auction Monday Apr % a. ocock, at3s Ninth ares
CANT sus carved furniture covered In red
nesug Of sofa iounge ete aete, chairs aud
parc char superb carved wood ofr made
by Paris and imported by the abou4
bee superb French plate mantel mirrors 1865
perb 82x elegant French plate pier gasses
l0x8 elegant suit carved rosewood paror frnture covered
bue velvet II pieces eeg carved ID encomum
marble clocks csndelabras ard oande,cks rosewood
reception chairs In satin brocade and brocate carved
dining table, mahogany BILE top side
hoard with marble top ard mirror back eRan carved
hogsny boob lined with eanwcod mahogany booScaye
AID fecreary lined with sanwood sewood sdeooerd
mabie mirror, china dinner and tea sets glass &c
OF four iue line rsravngJ, chairs centre and side
ales carved rosewood seven octave ptAnotore made by
Mirers Claff mahosany French bedsieafs marble top
dressing bureaus marble top washstsrds mshoaauv ward
spring ard hair uaescs leather beds holsters and
pill, vs. bsddf g. 6c heavy French plate mantei ard
bsdrc mrros, matoganv sofas and chairs Ia hair GOTH
urfss Brusses csTpets &c ogsssr with genorai a. or
mcsi keher furniture wb9nbcs the sale val oonmsne,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

THE BRlCK CHURCH PROPPKTY PoR SALE AT
the Brick church ana the Corporation Of The city OF New
VI Se % ss a. s %
Of May q II O'Clock Of that day under the drec
Srsf chapel e?ecssa BOUNDED Wy By
street and essserly By Nassau street - ~
properly Will be pu. up Tor sale .. the sum Of two hun
the same be aod without To the highest bidder
ard above that sum.
purchase money Kelly ESQ., chamberlain on the day Of
the auction GERS Of $50 aud contract Of SALE
CT he purchase money Be paid in cash on OF before the 18th
day OF June the Comptroers Office In the Hall o.
Recs rds when the deeds will be delivered and possession
The purchaser ecs twenty per cent OF the
term not exceeding vs cara per cent interest psya
be bait yearly With the usual interest contuen such mort
be made the Corporation of this city, being fT its
Tho church expressly se the bell and bell rig
gng and all the movable property with the church
The church also the lsh the award BY
Rein s ns vi ss
owners ard TO give to the purchasers bond OF indemnity
II understood ba respect be the remains OF
those bodies which are inferred The cha oh oucds that
proper viii be made BY nc Trustees Of the for
nesy and that snfc sni std reaeonabe TINS be lowed for
ibe deed nom the church VIII Do in conformity to the orE
grant Of the Corporation and simultaneously the Copsss-
will execute release OF all conditions in said grant and of
piormaion The ute may be had sp,lcatoa to no.
RACE HOLDEN, $50 Nassau street
PSEt sf6HFosD Bsss q as aaSi.ss'
FERNANDO VOID. MAYOR.
LANES S SMITH IL Il k;'o rider p, :, "
GEO. A. BARNEY, Oh r. C,m. BID. Of Coan.
Commissioners OF Sinking Fund.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

SYDNBY. PfCToU AND LIH6AN COAL MIN rs q
~ there "a large stock OF fresh mined coal al the ab,
nsuet mines 1ts .gsa rnioe bss been opened erp,es
gss peies SD h'sh'y approved o.. Persous wishing
w,t c,a hssa crsc", Scsnsd bJ sopiyag 70 z, co
NAA0. Nc. Ecwl'pg Green.
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(NOAL-t no IN RRtITTY SELL THE BEST QUAIL
~ y Of red ash grae szs coe at Less prizes than
oher deaer In THE cash enl namely Mt 70 IS
per ton screened and delivered dry In the or h5
dealers TIE best ings In the city
teed grCceys eed hotel keepers from the old
ds coner Of King snd Greenwich res AID Gosrck and
Rivrgon Weight Of each load warranted or for OF coal
MAT, CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

WM Writer'S, AUCrIONEEk WILL SELL ON
Monday, At luk O'Clock at 81 Eighth avenue the stock
and Cultures Of drug store COUNTERS chow cases dragA
medicines, show bottcs DC, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27
dALMs AT AUCTfaU,

w & MIA OR. ApCyIoEEzg BY HoUaRTon
W EkLiok -Tuescsy April - ct i0k O'Clock the
ssssm rs astsn street hou-sooc furnruts being the
6ore "a uiure OF GeDan giving bcUsekeepiag ana
REMOVED 70 our ssesroem oonvenencs sale. Ass
rchiy carved rosev parlor furri
toe meet satin orocel plush and hal lh mahogaa
Cd eeseres with mirror doors and back wsrobes p.ror
secfefereS ned with satin word and richly carved des'
cabinets rsewocd and ceDte ard pier
tables ese tesa sof.s dvans and onans Votaire
enc ocIng cpair spendt casyed rosewood and oak ball
as hs caai,s rosewood oak and Mahogany ex,ensioa
taoes dining chAirs and plush side
boardS library and secretary bookcsseL library cad
do rxewgod and oak reception oh airs styles and de-
Ootnc sewing chai carved rosewood and mahoyany
marble TOO dressing bureaus waahsta d. and com
MODES 70 mNch painted and ouansred chamber suits, viii
ana wtnout marble tops rush willow, and upholstered
se:t co0sge chas bossehsr raressse At120cook,
exh new ana secondhand pisnoes silver pasd teA SETS
bkoA winters, forks aud spoons Catalogues morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

WM DUMokT, AUoTIONEE9.-RLEaANT FURNI
tMe billaxe tables, silver and plated ware cut glass
vines aud segers &c VIM. Dumont will coil 81 auction
1resdsJ April g At oH O'Clock at 7 broadway. elegant
wosa and msnogsry tables soas chairs &c; carpe Oh
ss gss futures Do choice stoct OF qu5rs wines aud g
the mosppg OF sAle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27
BOARDING AND LOoulsa.

QE0 baoABEax UEfUr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JOo fmntsoed house 10 let Co ssect
suoLie. o. gtni emer House 20 Ltuir sused l0,kcx
no fssk al Ee~y urnsshsd nsh gas IN otfce,
fr,sste aba os u bnropeau plsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27
AALMa AT AT0TIfln.

TAsks n MlLLER. AUCficKFgRI
sooes S 'A y.@ss Mis- On s1' a a.
At Oocok u the Strppciao stsbes Prince sad 5rosbY
as ' Sss s' faa
& s %
basement building known Is the Metropolitan stables Tho
made Sy :. Sps.. VIII insaa srccas eITs
MosI yALyABIE RI y ssr. rs AND waAKr Fac.
aoa. q. premises. fussd.1 MAY Is 1855 -Tss :sbss1i
ceased @ ne parpcss making dsSoion saonS he heirs
T ss sssoS !; q
tate aI1 whs property ytDs ne csY Of Riohmoud. and
sOs die. Il T % Ssns .a.pos g
ssf I'D s
wheat GOULD 6e received fon vsassl and
ssS y s.ys & s .as
sswe Spss s.is: s me Bong
s, : X re
coal o. s Ses aS.s Can 3 obtained q Chap
RAVE ans Topesy embrace e.ss e,S1 w.saseass and
sr
NJ $ 'sa ssS ss;
Surviving Executors OF ss.Is q LAWS Ludiam dss'd
MoRIaAaH sALn or RoRsIs, Ag-IoaN v; sox..
cbstel mortgage, 1870 horses two o. harness. large
-a' ono JUN sfF aksisSroS Attorney for Mortgages
4 Wv u. Be .'.1.
as x Consisting s.qas. .sss.s nq sw.
S
childrens bssques and aprons.
RUssET... , Y: WRsTGo.T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AeSds W.. AP pr q :. Y o,cees a :, .,, -, ~ ia.
go street house. and lOs known 49, north sde
On ~ .vsnYs house and lot known ~ BAL east side. be-
On 46h street, lots 80 feet ln avenue, north sde
4s street. lots 80 west lat avenue south sids
il 10 lots west 'de 0't~'ea ssh and 4sA
Will.m,Sure assioo esssry side Of Lor,nsr street
Bergen nm valuable lot ssrl7O situated plank road OPP.
RoPnnRI1s r., ssTuYyEsAsT. AggCi!oNEER.sAh OF
is, he furniture oons,9.s il said house,
oil cloth MOTIFS bali stove marble TOP Centre mahossn1
WIZ
SEvERAL PLOTS OF LAND FROM ONE TO rwENrY
hs n ~ on Tas.
ss.ss ss
M s SALE or
Ninth avenue consisting the entire paror. dining
chamber and library rure the houee which Is OF the
best scTipon and been short g.
vhR viii sell thi. day. lMonday April & at l0 O'Clock the
entire rich and furniture OF the above house, consisting
Of rich ard aSestry carpets superior
forte rosewood suit of raror furniture 10 rich crimson and
sold carved centre so and pier a,les
back eeesn, rosewood spaon chairs
cade and tapestry rich lace window curtain, and shades
rich marb ard paror ornaments &C With number Of ans
oak table oak chairs CHR dinner SET gold
band decorated china tea and coffee cb ruby and
kes &c Superior carved rosewood and bedeads
coey dec rated china toilet sets best hair Mattresses feather
beds bedding French oval asses mahogany suits furn
elegant EDgias oilc 9th. stair carpe 9. &c.
STEAM TABLE AT AUCrIOn-ALARGE SIZE COPPER
- bottom steam table complete in good order and condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

A g. FUTILE AUoTIoNERR OFFICE o. BROAD
IA way.-Gcnteei household furniture. DC, Of family
leaving the city-A. 9. 1uAe viii SELL Monday, April 8
1917 O'Clock AA tho dwelling 40 10 West Twenty sixth
all the rE iture retn being order
and eopsists part OF rosewood paror suit In crmon
plush made 70 at $3.50; tapestry,
Brussels carpets lace curtains mante clock ma
hogsny bedroom furniture beds mattresses and bedding;
china aud glass ocoths hat stand together with an
sornen bAsemsnt and kitchen furniture with which the
all purchAsers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

WIN: wiT1EKst AUCTIOsKkR, WILL SELL, ON
w tuesday 10Y Aock. at 10 Beach ell he gen
Consisting Of nah gany psror suit. hsir cloth and
Eide tables mrors pain ngs rocking chairs
tr three ply and other oiuoths carpets and
r0os na rscs nsaegsny dressing and plain bureaus and
mattresses OF best quality bods and bedding sAriro Sea
w G AL1URIUH, AUCrIONEER, WILL SILL, ON
MOI April y q IL o'clock IN Stae street, between
Court and Clinton streets BROOKLYN geaersi assortment Of
household furttur0 Brussels and ingram
bedding; alfo superior rosewood cottage panoforte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

1NE0RGK COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
~ bold furniture, Tuesday, April 70. at l0H O'Clock,
city, q. 81 West Thirty ah street between Fh and Sixth
four ooored brocae cost sOO middle parior suit
In brocael. Extension roomOne do 10 plush, also
ssssre mirror front, d. corner stands superior rosewood
chairs, lounge table cutlery silver crockery &C. Also
rosewood mahogany and black walnut chamber furniture
the house VIZ royal tapestry srusss.
and furnished by first class manufacturer last winter,
well worthy the notce OF buyers Catalogues at tins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

11DWARD sCHENCK AUCTIONEER--- EDWARD
III Echer ok will sell at auction Monday 18th INST al /
scoox AZ s saesroom No lG Wall street an eeean light
coupe bui 70 order by Mesas James Brewster Co has
abafts A. coed also, the doubla single
barress be onapg Alvo time sets OF snee
barnes entirely new; aao, several carriages.
1OUN T. VAnDEwATsR, AUCrI0NEER HAS TAKEN
81 Tense II re store 66 NASSAU street. between Maiden
Rpe .roet Nnd will rsm,e to tho tbs st
Ct Nav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

. UOTION MOTT ,E.--CROcKekY. GLASS AND CHINA
a By J. s. a. BAR1ELlI, AucHoneer TUESDAY. April ~
.lo O'Clock 2 Pearl street, large and pers%pt,ry sale o.
GU ery dc Also the stock Of dealer declining business
G DDS well racked for chipping. The attention OF country
m. rcha n ected above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

n &. BOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
u. sale Of elegant household furniture. the
private Murray street opposite Cernont
House MondAs morning, at 10 AM This house
Is leplee with everything that necessary conduce
utility elegance and comfort toe articles and materials being
the PRODUCTIONS OF the best manufacturers.
ParlCrs-IwO elegant aodd framed wood suits differ
coored and French satin elegant rosewood
plate glass front and back eteRere two costly rosewood
heavily carved several beautiful rose wood centre
tirey unsed; number Of fine oil painngs 10 gold frames
Frerch plate pier gasses ais, oval do slab aud
bracket heavy lace window drapery beautiful shades
sornces corner eegeres rosewood okcase ons magnf
brilliant toned piRnoorte WOOD (warYante3) In
heavily carved case two fine French Gothic clocks
der shades eegaD Sevres choice psque
Paran marble decorations and co.oed ana
plain sas Chandelier
Dnirg rooms-One beautiful Frenchtchna dinner set white
ard Of $50 pieces all perfect; silver service
uiecee; co., of pieces beautiful casters SAVERS
forks and spoons falts, pitchers &C. &C. Paran marble
pitchers, elegant French china tea sets cut
Inc mshosany II feet extension ae mahopany dining and
Table, Tapestry Brussels petirG, etegere mahogany
sofas and ourges, mahogany chairs, rockers, &c.
Magnificent rosewood and mahogany bedsesda
washsauds, les &c all finely finished; ue
pure hair Marseies coutespanes woolan bsn
keta, robes. oiclohs and air rods, &c
ard mahogany hat rack gilt mrrors hail lamp. kitchen
SIS. common crockery, DC. sac will commence puncuay
at 10, in the pArlors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

STEAM TABLE AT AUCFIOn-A LARGE sIZK COPPER
bottom steam table complete in good order and condition.
street BroadwAT otherwise will be sod at auction
Tuesday the. 29th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27
UCTION N0TICB.-RUssELL ". WEsTCoTr. AUG

UCTION NOFICK-OAKLBY WRIGHT. AUG
"A oneers (oace No Court street BROOKLYN will ssll q
auction. Tussd.,. April g. 1856 Z. 10 O'Clock At %
entire pario chamber dinipg roomsand kitchen furniture;
rich velvet tapestry. Brussels aud three ply carpets arge
costly Wrench plate pier and mart irrors suit OF richly
carved rosewood parlor furniture in crimson bfocae 10y
Fritz nearly carved rosewood arb top pier and con-
tables DO dressing bureaus rosewood marble top wash
saands vor reception and CHAIRS. rosewood
hatsands splendid chandeliers and burners rose wood
bedstoads CURED hair mattresses feather beds
paases. pillows and holsters roee wood black walnut and
velvo tapestry stair silver plated stair
rods ochs mahogany dining tables dining room furniture
china glass Kitchen furaure &C., &c.
NB-Yhe ssle will the fourth story. Deposits
will REQUIRED purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

m 0MAS vETTOB, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE
y ofiron furniture &C., on uesda April g. at II A. M
+ $50 Broad consisting Of general assortment Of iron
bedseads hat stands chairs st,o lounges spring
mattress washstaLds tables, &c SC. And Immediately al
forwards at G6 Duane street. the uactory large lot
Of lrished and unfinished IL rnture &C.. &c.
n. CROMBIF, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

n q. LEEDS. AUCTION EhR.-BY Il. 4: LEEDS GO.
0 ock each day. g. No 26 Broadway OF MURRAY
street superb sale Of large stock ojewslry plated
"Tennys the entire STOCK wput any reserve whatever
% o. sod watcoes dnPea pesns ever couHe me
GOLD and silver card csse gold brsces with watcaes fob
pins earrings single pins finger rings, bracelets 30 lock
es charns gold pencils and pms. gasaes coral work
do, hvA stone do. solder Did sets pins rings g.,
general silver ware spoons ladies' NAPKIN rings
ware ses walters casters, &c flasree work in
and gold portemonnAes card cake baske
silver snuff boxes marble and orou clocks cases chando
er gas axtures &C. Can BIZ examined time before SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

HENRY B. RERTs. JR., AUCyIoNEER,-TEAsl
s6s Fishth avenue between Twenty ninth and Thrieh
streets Henry Hers Jr., will sell, above, the entire
green and black teas green burnt aud ground Offices white
fzuies shelving cannsers caddes coffee AMI
mills iron safo desks &c 10. Term cash. in current
iufd
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NDwARD SCHEKCK, AUCrIONERR-

NDWAkD SCHEkCk, AUCrIONEER--hDWARD
~ sCHENCK viii sell Al auction on Tuesday, April 20
i0R ocock at SO East Twenty sJh street. magudoeut
household furniture comprising tapestry velvet. Brussels
nrepy and ingram pets elegantly carved rosewood
cr made by Nunns superb French plate pier glasses bro
hogsny CENTRE side and sofa tables with marble tops
wood eteere marble top and Frenca plate 81 back and
scea mahogany sofas OtOmane rockers and chAs
and b. wanu. eedsteeds dressing bureaus washssnds
modes and dressing tables paintings and silver PLACED ware
crokery glass cutlery and the usual of kitchen
utensila. with which thu Will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

A UC1ION NOTICE.. BoaART. AUerIoNEER.BY
IA 8. BOaART ct 101a O'clock ct the auction
Of Franz fort and Whs Streets lot OF fresh
butter cheese mAcearon sesan &c Also me STOCK ., small
DC Tuesday l0 O'Clock at 4S Pearl street, household
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19
Bank Robbery at Rock Island.

We learn from the Rock Island, that on the
oath u,t, about IL O'Clock, two Williams strangers
entered the bank of Cook, Sargent & Parker,
knocked Gown John Thorington, the cashier, and
left with large sum of money. The precise
amount is not known. 1t is supposed from one
to three thousand dollars were taken. Mr.. Thor
nston was the only person in the room at the
time. lie was struck on the head with billet of
some kind, and chokcd until he turned black and
blue. AS soon as he was able to recover himself
which was perhaps not more than ten minutes, he
gave the alarm, and Immediately steps were taken
to arrest the robbers.
committee, twenty in number, was appointed
to search every house in the city. A troop of
horsemen at once set off and took positions at diff
ferent points. A line of horsemen was formed
along Rock River, and a line of citizens on foot
started to the bluff back of the town, where
it is supposed one of the offenders is secreted.
The Marshal with the assistance of the police and
citizens generally, is using every exerton to Sc
cure the robbers.
One of the scamps is large man with red
whiskers, and the other a tall slender man with
out any whiskers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19
Important from Central Amerca-War Between
Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
New ORLEANS. March 90.

NEW ORLEANS. hdTCn -.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San
Juan Nicaragua, on the Odd inst, has arrived
at this port.
The news is highly important. Col. Schles-
singer. the Mic, raguan Envoy to Costa Rica,
was escorted out of that country on the 9th Of
March; and on the following day formal
declaration of war by Costa Rca was received
at Grenada.
Gen. Walker Immediately returned the COM
pliment, and on the same evening, acconpa-
MED by 300 troops, he crossed the lake to Vir-
gin Bay.
On the following day, COL Schessnger fol-
lowed Walker with $50 men.
AT the latest dates the Nicaragua troops had
not met the enemy, but had provided themselves
with horses, intending to march against Qua
ma Castle on the 2lst inst.
Major Hess had arrived at Grenada with
dispatches from Washington for Minister
Wheeler.
An ambassador from San Salvador had ar
rived at Grenada with dispatches Of a peaceful
character, but taking exceptions TO the pres
encc of so many Americans.
Gen. Walker had been re-enforeed by the
arrival of $40 Americans.
Mr.. Walker, in proclamation issued March
8, states that he was invited by the Democrat
ic party of Nicaragua to espouse their cause.
He had complied with their request and strug-
gled to carry out the principles of the revolu-
ton of 1854 but the Legitinist party having
repealed all efforts at Cancellation, there was
left no other resource but war.
The Costo Rica Government had issued an
address to the people of Central America, call
ing Oh them to rise and destroy the American
invaders.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

AUTHORITY OF RAILROAD CoNDucroRs.-A Wor-
cester (Mass.) Court, has decided that railroad
conductors have right to put any passenger out
Of the cars by force who refuses to comply with
the rules of the company. A passenger wished
to remain on the platform of the cars, "a very
dangerous postion,) and refusing to enter the car
the conductor put him off at the next station.
The Court said that the rules of the Corporation,
forbiddng riding upon the platform of the cars,
was reasonable and necessary, and were several
times brought to the attention of complainant,
the conductor had right to prevent complainant
from riding upon the cars and the right to use
reasonable force in ejccting him thcrefrom, for
non compliance.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

THE "DEAD HEAD" SysrEM.-The other day,
the conductor of train on the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad, discovered an Irshman in a
car soon after starting from Enon, and demanded
his fare. Pat declared he had no money. The
conductor, after lecturng him, told him to leave
at the first stopping piece not far distant. Ac-
cordingly, Pat was one of the first to get off ut
the next station. But judge of the conductors
surprise, to find him aboard when fairly under
way.
did not tell you to get off?''
{" And sure did, MIR. Conductor"
"Why, then, are you here again ?''
And sure your honor, di.n't you very kindly
say, all aboardr'
This was too much for the worthy conductor,
and Notwithstanding the decree against dead
heads, he was allowed to ''pass."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-19

BANKING IN ADMINISTRATION the Nebraskan,
of Omaha City, wo learn that the Legislature has
chartered five Banks, viz Bank of Florence. for
the benefit of Cook & Sargent, of Iowa Bank Of
Nebraska, for the benefit of West and Allen :;
Platte Valley Bank, for the benefit of Nichols &
Co.. Nemaha Valley Bank, for the benefit of
spectators in Bank Charters; and the Fontanelle
Bank, for the benefit of Sarpy & Co. We never
knew Territorial Banking to succeed. Those who
remember the Wild Cats of Michigan, the Bub-
bles of Arkansas, and the Swindles of Florida,
need no caution from TO those whose memo
res do not extend back to the revulsons of 1898,
we must say-be on your guard for these Nebras-
ka Banks Exchange.