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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12
HOMEOPATHIC MELIDAL SOCIETY OF
The STATE OF NEW-YORK.

The semannrsl meeting of this Society was held on
"wednesday at Hope Chapel In the absence Of tho
President Dr. NJ NJ. Mathews of Rochester, DR.. B. r.
JosLIs of this city called to the chair and Dr. n.
FRELIcH appointed Secretary. =.
After calling the roll Drs. X. McMuray, j. N.
Berghaus, }. q. Baldwin, j. T. Alley, q. II. Losch,
were proposed and elected members. 49, eli.J
Dr. j. l.. SULLIVAN of this city, chairman Of the
nmee appointed at the last meeting 70 inquire into
the subject hospital for the treatment 81 consump-
tives alter few preliminary remarks, read lengthy
report On the subject which listened to with great
att, ntOn ard ordered to bC published +
DIR. B. +. JosLIs read paper on the length OF tho
latent period Of dose, or the time between its recep-
ton aud sensible action which, after some interesting
rtmarks from Dr. BEAXLEY Of this city, received
and ordered to be published IN The North American
jon, nat Of HOmeopathy. SAD 49,
The meeting then adjourned till p. m, It vhioh
time they reaesenbled Dr. K. West OF this city wss
proposed ard elected a member 49,
Dr. ERELEiGH read very interesting paper when
he styled Mercury Solvent to the Living Soa'ds,
illustrating the modus operandi Of mercury on me n9
man 0rgGnism by reference to organic ana Puy''sf
eel Lems,ry which Was received and ordered 70 DO
Lr. A. &. BALL of Ncw.York occupied the attention
of the meeting some time by reading IN a s,sn".
ing the effect If Digals, the twentyouItn stenus-
~ nss. ~ Neuralgia of the region Of the heart,
rLjcL brought out some remarks rom 1t. 20 Dxi.
nm 81 tIis city, and B.. s. Gur OF brooklyn, sn3
which tie PAPER was rece''oa anu ''uei03 W 70
Pr RAIL- then presented paper illustrating the use
Of Siex in secondary syphilis.
u Dr. Is. +. BOWELS OF New-York read tabular ac-
court Of tie superior success Of Homeopathic proc
tce in the difoIeLt asyums, showing that there arc
five and half deaths under the old practice to ono
under Homeopathic practice.
Tie meeting adjourned till o'clock to hear the ad.
di.ss Of d.. SAMUEL b. GUY of Brooklyn, entitled
" Inquiries into the Origin and Nature OF Disease,
Which WIS listened TO with profound attention for an
hour ard lulf
The Society adjourned, to meet at Smiths Phar'
macy, No. lt5 Fourth avenue, Thursday at ~ In.
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~TFW-yORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

~ SIMMER ARRANGEMENT commencing Mays leJ6.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Csnsl.st.
l., N.w-York.. Corner ztth--,. and ith-av
r.,,.sIr.vE NtwYosK-For New Haven: ss m, (Fy) };
$50 SIS (E, Asp. For Bridgeport 7,s M tEx)
"a ak fFx6 45O r. For Milford Strstord Fairfield
sn,fport and Wesport: s. m l2:o Sis, $3.50 P For
NorwhIk T. m; l2:So SD Tx $50, 5:i5, 6:5 p m
a:i5 p m For Stamford: g. E.ls M lf:!o s:I5 :
,,.,,r.: I a N. i2:3o s. IS 100, 5:l5. 6:lJ p
cosxEcTIxG TRAIss-For Boston: sa. M tEx( fp m.
T,1 For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal: 8
p Tsl For Canal Railroad: Ia. (Ex) and 1888 p
~ w For New London Rslroad; Ia. p. For
t2ys.onc Railroad: 2 a. m For Nauenuck Railroad:
~ AIS D. ~ For Dsnbury and NOrwAk Railroad: 7,
4 I. n. >-r vo,v. r-o,, Ne,xu,~on. IN o1s.
H. CE1) 150, EN- i:3o, $50 p M Tx From BndsePer
From NoIwsk: AS 90 SD l'; 81 n en- ~ tE1
ia 6.,5 II 80 a. m (Ex) i:08, 6:27 N.
$50 ''' JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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Ms0iraI
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

FVNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DlSCOVEh1
Of the AGE! 49,
Mr. KENNEDY of Roxbury has discovered In of our
common rs.,ure weed. remedy that cures EVERY KIND of
HUMOR from he uorst SerQjuIa a common Pinps
He has tried il IN over eleven HUNDRED cases failed
except in two cases both humor He has in his
ov.r i've banded Gifts value within
iwsp,y us o'. Of Bo, nnh1e3 cef'ea'e'
Two bottles ave N cnye nursins sore mouth
One IN h,ee hs. win cur. The roy. hind of piulpes
The 81 So ~ 'A''e ''''e' wiz ouie 'He "''' - "
Two or three bottles will clear the sv.em of bols
Two bottles are wsu.n,sd 70 cure the worst eaIker the
mouth and stomach. - ' ~
Three five bottles are warranted to the worst Of
Que or two bottle, are warranted TO cure all humor In the
eyes.
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MAisE.-By an error in our Table Oh Returns 'Cum-
berand Co.. the Republican gain on the vote ior 1855
lie stated q. lo7Cs, when it should have been 1864.
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DENNsYLvANIA THREE

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
UFI PIiIA and PIlTSBURGH.-Thc MORNING l l.
TRAIN leaves Phladelphis for PITTSBURGH at M and
leaves burgh Phiade pha at Tho fASI LINE
leaves philadelphia for Pittsburgh 1890 p and Pittsburgh
for Pliadepha pm. THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
lesvc Phiadepha for Pittsburgh at IL M and Pittsburgh
for Pbilsde pha at $50 p m 49, ,
The above lines Pitt burgh with the railroads to and
from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton, Galena, and Chicago, Illinois,
Frankfort lie xnson and Louisyle Ky Iee Isuts MAd
Sprnsfeld B.leontane, Sanduky Toledo, Cleveland Co
rnbu. Zanesyle Mason and Wooster Ohio also with the
IN and NewOresn st. Louis, Louis
VILE and Cincinnati. 800
further particulars handbis In the hotels Of this city
Passengers will find this the shortest expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
Through ticket. be had at either Of the aforementioned
place. in the West, or Of -
j. H. BUTTS, Agent, New-Jersey Railroad Co., foot of
Courlandtst New-YoIk.
j. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co..
No. 2 Astor House, Broadway, New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor llth and Market,sts.,
New.York jan, 1856. Philadelphia
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N7LW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NIW-lURk NNU EhITI NAIIIhUAD.-OH
~ and sfer THURSDAY 1856 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF Duane-st follows
DUNEIRk EXPRESS at 8 a. m, Tor Dunkrk.
Nail a, gl5 a. IT. tor Dunkrk aud Buffalo sna inferno
,s,ion. Passengers b. this Tain will remain night
~ Owego and proceed The next morning.
CHICAGO EXPRESS. at p. m, Tor Dunkik.
ROC KLAND PASSENGER al $3.50 p. H. from foot Of
Cbsnbrst) via Fremont, for sufers and intermediate
WAY PASSENGER, al p. M, for Newbursh and Middle
tow A and ini, IEc diate stations. . -,
NIGHT EMPRESS. at p. M, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
TMIGRANT at y. m. ior Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations. - $3.50, n.,,y ,,->,n,ys
TIE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
~ EXCEPTED.
Tho. Fxpr.ss Trains Eltnra with the Elmirs
Csnspdaqua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls; at
with the Syracuse and Bnghamton Railroad for
syr,cr,. AZ Corning Buffalo Corning and New York
ksirosd for Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware ack
yanns end Western Railroad tor Scran'on at Buffalo and
Dkk with the Lake Shore Railroad tor Cleveland Cnci
natl Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &C.
""'' d. c. NcCALLUM. General Superintendent.
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Tie Republicans OF Newark, n. j., have nominated
Theodore L. Howell for Mayor. The Mercury Gays
il in an omert sorsc the representative Of the element
of Free Labor which constitutes the basis OF our PROF.
perity Us PEOPLE He has rsen from the mechanics
bench TO his present high position solely by his lndom
table industry united with an unsweryng ln.egi!,
wheh in the character Ct the true man always sh'nsS
TIC brahtcst jewel
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1OSE HOURS SAVED.-1 QS&
lCOOs MICHIGAN SOUTHERN H. X. lOOOe
(OMPANi'S splendid steamers WESTERN METROPOLIS,
A. ID. Perkins, Commander, and SOUTHERN MICHIGAN,
l. u. Goldsmith, Commander, form DAILY LINE between
BUFFALO and Glen ELANDleaying Buffalo on the arrival
OF Morning Express Trains from New-YoIk cnnectns at
Cleveland with the Cleveland Toledo and Michigan South
eIn Railroads. CHICAGO and places West and Souh.Wes
Tn, for safety speed comfort and time For Passage
Freight apply al the Company Office No lg broadway
corner of D,y-st JOHN +. PORTER, Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities with
W,,t,1p NortL.western aud Southwestern States by con
,uou. Railway direct. The Road also connects at Psbush
with daily line Of Steamers TO all ports In the Western RIVERS
and AZ Cleveland and Sadusky with steamers TO all ports on
the Lakes making the most direct cn'ape ana
reliable by which FREIGHT csn be forwarded to aud
from the Grrnt West 49,, ~,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sud PlTISbU hOh;
FIRST CL.ss-Boois Shoes Dry Goods lin aac per 100 No
boxes Furs Feathers, &c".........:.")
SECOND CLAss.-Bcoks and Stationery, Dry o =,
Goods Tin balesl Hardware, Leather Toe per iVo 10
Wool, sc......s .'''' :. ''.'''.',(
Third CLas-Anvls, Baggng, Bacon and Csc nrr 100 10
Pork Tin bulk, Hemp, &c. ..............;)
ForRTI CLlss-Gofse, rh, bacon ana Soc per 100 ID
In shipping Goods from point east OF Phiscp De- PAT
mark the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad All
consigned the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia VI
Pittsburgh, will be- forw srded without detention ,
FREIGHT AGENTs-Ilars Wornley Coz Memphis, Tenn. !
r. y. Co.. st. Louis; j. = Mitchell SON Evsnsvne
Ind DuIne-n Bell Murdoch, and Carter bw.tt Louis
Vile Ky. II. c. Medium Madison Ind Sprigmsn Brown
,nd Irwin Co., Cincinnati; n W. Graham Co.. Zsnesvle
Ohio Le,ch Co. No 81 Kibyst Boston; Leech Co, No
Astor House New.York, No. Wiiam.st and No. Bat
t.rypace Ncw-York; f. J. sneeder PLIsdephsi Masraw
Moons Baltimore Geo. C. Franciscus, Pittsburgh
For further particulars or bills of ladng, apply to
LEIGH x Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No. castor House, New York.
II. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
H. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
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n)attbes, JeweIrp, Sc.


VlNFLRY ard DIAMONDS VERY LOW
M. subscriber for the last eishies years In business IN
Ais, 10 ,slns all descriptions Of hnc Gold, Diamond and
All Kinds J,wey Wholesale and retail at much lees
Ladies, beautiful Gold CARGO, Mosaic Carbunelc aud
P,srls,t Earrings Pima and BrSecleis in each.
Lsd.s' Pins. God, Cameo, Mosaic Pearl and CSroon'
Ladies Farrngs Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl, Csroun
Co5 ua,d Chan, Chaelaine Chains Fob Chains and Vest
~ cI.r. '....,..,..........4 80 o. TO f35 0l each.
p,,, S;oN ~ dding Rings ......S 80 - TO 80 ~ each
IA, :, Cola Vrsc-1ets ...... 81 10 40 o. each
Tisin and Cba.cd Gold IS cents sc 90 each
r",i,, n.n,s ecsl Rinrs ..... 90 20 $50 20 each
Gem, On.l par and other Stone Rings SOTO u on each
So e. III Tb;rbl,s ......... ? 20 TO 80 90 each
ca Gna,d Kes Fob Keys and 80 f2j 90 EACH
Gil Ps~s nd Pencils ..... SO 90 70 fl5 90 each.
CsiJ p,cJs ...,.............. 81 90 TO 81 90 EACH
80 :, Po,,rnonraies ...... II 20 to = Is 90 each
Gold Crosses and ~ W 10 ~ Wv eac
Gold and Sleeve But aud Stsds ~ W 70 RIO w
Gold sp,caclcs and Eyc-Glasses % w y ~ ,o
Diamond Earrings Pins Fngerrngs& Crosses ~ U u
"d Irul scarf Pms and Silver Thibcs n eta to III ~
GEORGE c. ALLEN, Importer
or and Jewclry wholesale and retail No. III Wsst
second hoor Broadway, up stairs 4
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WORK 20 ROCHEsTER-Tke ROCHESTER and
IArrrsEF VALLEY RAILROAD IL now open. and. in con-
lion with the Buffalo Corning and New fork, and New
w srd Ere Railroads forms direct from Scwfork
IT, Srrctnes Of this route together with the suPero,
fort b. the wide cars renders i by Tar the most desrA
- te,v,,u tie sboy,-i aI4cd cities.
Sks can be procured at the Ncwfork and Erie Railroad
Cee foot Of DUsne-sii and NO. 49, Bsoaaway also IN
J.rs,v CITY. ,1
i-tt.s 81 b. transported between NewYork and Roces
IN J.nscL ANY Information desired la REGARD therein
i T. ~ al, by calling tie General fr-sl Agent ri the
~ yot and Erie Rsr adj Erie BodinEs OF c. 5. TAPPAH
49, Freight Agent. No. isj Broadway.
tyans ON Buffalo, Corning and NewYork Railroad
go J. 4. REDFIELD. Superintendent.
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professional Notices.

Off CE for Z L T. y i > Z.
EDWARD s. REEWICK,
formerly WATSON d RENNlCk, Washington, VI
No. 395 way New-York
Specifications aud Drawnfs Of Inventions prepared ana
Pat, Its solicited in the United States and foreign countries
Rejected revised and Appeals rgned before the
CON and the United States Judges Tor the
District Of Coluu ba
VNHE undersigned have associated themselves
i ,o.cher 10 transact the business of PROCURING and
INDICATING PATENTS, IN all ts branches IN the United
States ana abroad. THOMAS EWBANK 1.-THE late Cominis
oner of Patens will attend the preparation OF applications
for Patents may be consul I'd upon all questions Important
20 nyenors or claimants All relation to Inventions
or patents must be accompanied with fee. -
The undersigned may be consulted on all questions relating 70
Paeut legal proceedings thereon at No "a
York Aug. %, 1856. J Juy,t ti,I pb. ~
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RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NEW-JkRSEY KAILKUAU-FOr FHILh-
~ DELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
N, and and D. H. fare, IS; l. s. Isl stopping al all
uav Stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati IN and
ali 5 ard lie West, and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
&c. and through baggage checked TO WsLn son in IA and
sn m W. WOODRUFF Assistant Sup't.
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III. W LsoS Auctioueer.
POSITIVE SALE.-FblDAY, Sept. IL, at lO1

Il occck the entire frstclsss FURNITURE IN the iou'.
.id.nce No 2l6 West. l4t-st sth-av, embracing
~ s,ortmcnt OF superior articles for Housekeeping,
so;d rosewood Paror Furniture In suites, covered IN
atm PIE. and Center Tables plate glass; Top Eagere
WoIk tables lined with satiuwood; costly grand seton rese.
o,r psro Forte Stool aud Cover; heavy French plate fer
snS Oval Mirrors Window Curtains Oil Painting rose
ooa Clocks Velvet and Brussels Gar
nets and Chairs IN satin aud moquet old oak
able China Tea and Dinner Sets, solid
IN, OlSsswarc best Of Table Cutlery mahogany Sofas Cush
onee So Bed Lounges together with al the Bedroom
E,itre " heh contains iu and complete SETS both in
GOO nd aogany pure Hair Mattresses Bedding, Ingram
CsIpe's on Cloihs sc. Particulars ia The Herald.
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA.-The
~ PERSIA, c. II. T. Judkns, Commander, will sail from
with the mails aud passengers for Europe on
" WEDNESDAY, MORNING. nth inst.
steam boat will leave the Compsnys Dock ct Jersey City
with the passengers at Q and "a O'Clock a. IN.
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
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N0TICE observation-disclosures is hereby

NOTICE Of DlSIRlBt IlON.-NOticeis herepy
~ ev H. the proceeds of the sale of the Real Estate
lately mace unaer order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF New-York, by JOHN A. ALLEkS and JOHN r;
IlN( k the the last will testament OF SAID
will distributed those entitled thereto according
10 law AZ the Office in the City OF New YORK. on
day OF septenbe next az zen III inc
forenoon that day-Dated this 9TH day OF August s"
avGwF A. W bhADrOhD, Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
the County OF NewYork, notice is hereby given TO all
uestns having claims against JEREMIAH CASEY, late OF
The Civ Of New.iok, deceased 10 present the same wan
vouchers thereof the subcI iber at the Office OF James W
White No 81 Lber the City Of New York ON OF be-
fore the tenth October nextDated New York the h
day OF March. 1856 WILLIAM POWE Executor, &c.
tmk
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wi -Trayel.rs for CHICAGO ST LOUIS KANSAS and
ali POINTS and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
md IN inform alton concerning routes. tar. kc either b. The
STW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. NETWORK
cTNTRAL RAILROAD, by application the Conpany- OF
fre No. 1873 Broadway, corner 81 D,y-si
nv JOHN y. PORTER, General AGENT VI. s. r. r.
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Esw-yopx AND L,EsrooL U. s. NJ s. s. Co. 30 Walis
NEwYoRE, May 2, 1855.
NOTICE.-The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
Az Of this ne from Liverpool Is reduced Go - tun
sursms nj, until further notice. T.. K COLLINS.
THE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
TED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-The chips com
re linz
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EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-
Il WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LiNE.The new maslhesnt and
very last going steamer JAS ADGER S. c. Turner
Con msnder, will leave Pier No 4, N. r., on sArUR-
DAY, Sept: Is, at O'clock p m precisely. -, For
snsd ana ior passage the office Of sPOFFORD, TILES
ION Co, No.; % broadway. The steamship SOUTH
ERNER. Capt. Tlos. ID. Evan, will succeed, and leave
on WEDNESDAY, Sept. H. The fsvorite steamer
CAROLINA makes regular trips 10 various landings on the
ST. Johns River Florida connecting with the from
Ew-York and leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY, at
oeoeh p Through tickets to Jacksonvie e3l TO Platks
&S3.
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PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen T. al per-
NwYok deceased to present the same with the vouchers
IN, rf TO the subseIib. the Office at No o Pear, IN
III, cav of n w.Yok before the fourteenth day Of
MsrehneAt-Dated N.wYork the 10th day september 1856
NANCY NJ. BLAKE AdnlinstratriN
spI2 1aw6mFrt WIN tue "ii annexed
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IL RANCE MEN1s--,sundays excrptedl.- 1r.ins gong
EssLstve bruokyn ior Greenport, and sa.urdYs
dale and S:i5 snd6 p ior syosse 10 and 4 ID
H. fr Hampstead 10 u. i:l3 and p. H.. for Jamaica
Z Ii M 4 m si5. 1: u and 2.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
" For HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS-On Wednesda
PIT H. from pier foot Of WaIIen.st North River
tie aud fayore steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain Henry
Windle, will sail as above. -
Passage Car be secured at the Office Of the Line .
FTesht Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot received
M,ndsy, Sept. Is - 80
Sl1pers will be supplied with blank bills Of lsdng of the
form by the Line application at their Office. No other
forms siened bill Of fading will be signed after the hour
Of sailing. -
Fer freight Passage apply the ofee No II westt
of Warren. NJ u. hOBEhIS, Agent
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The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldrdee;
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comsiockj
he ADRlATlC. Capt James West.
1tsse ships Lave been built b. expressly for the
Gov,nm'nt service every has been tasn in their
tfuoon aso in their engines insure strength aud speed
and tL,T accommodations for uneqa4ed for
cl'rance and comfort
Price OF passage from NewYork Liverpool in frat cabin
$3.50; in second do +5j From Liverpool TO N"w-York %
and 20 sunsss An experienced attached TO each sap
No b'fh be- secured until paid for the ships of this line
have improved wasrghi bukhds and syoid danger from
ice will the Banks north of " degrees until after the
let Of August.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
FRoN SEw-YoRE. From LIVERPOOL.
SATrRDAY...Aug. 90 1886 WEDSESDA ~. Sept. g. 1885.
SA1URDAY...S pit IS, 1886 "WEDNESDAY. Spill 1885.
sATr RDAY. Sept a. 1856 "WEDNESDAY. Oct. l. 1856.
SATURDAY. Oct. II, 1856 WEDNESDAY. Oct. IS 1855.
SITJ RDAY.. Oct. 25 1886 "WEDNESDAY. OF. ~ 1855
sAIIRDAY..Noy. g. 1856. "WEDNESDAY. Nov. T. Iet.
sLTTRDAY...Noy. o. 1856 WEDNESDAY Nov. % 1855.
sAII RDAY..Dec &, 1856. WEDNESDAY. Dec. To- 1855.
sATu Dec ~, 1856 WEDNESDAY Dec. a. 1856
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Goal, &e.
Orean Cleaners, sc.

Tor CALIFORNIA.-NEW-Y and SAN
Il FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICARAGUA
Sho,st Route Mles-reat Reduction Of Pricorbe
splendid Steamship TEXAS 800 tuns burden, will sail from
Ier OF North River for Juan
de Ncai aqua on WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a at O'Clock p. M
with the Sierra Nevada from San Juan del
Sur on the Pacific Francisco For freight passage
apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEY No. Bowling Green.
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Groceries.

nID PORT WINE for INVALlDS. - Old
twelve years ola BY The bottle Dozen gallon Also Sner
re, As1e'Is 'nd SIN Sparkling Cs,awba VINES + MES
frs London Cordial Gin.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROU re-
" The Through Ticket and Freight Oface Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad and Steamboat Connections TO Chicago
Milwaukee Gaena Burlington, St. Louis Caro- and al p'i's
Wen and Southwest. '.i' .
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUFFALO orkOSWEGO, 10
at No ITS BROADWAY. Ny
Corner of Courtlandi.st DARIUS CLARK Agent
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-30
Saxth - decl = IA rlsa l61re
Judge WtLtiAM B. RossRrs Presiding

SUuke WILLIAM d. WO0kNTHON, pfeettltnR
Wsdnesday May %, lsse.--Ths Court
met according to adjournment,
CtvtL CASES.
FJ B. Romer W. r. n. Moran. Al
m'ni.ttator.--Nc. 75t--JMlsment for
plaintiff. annuling sale If slaves snd order.
ins the restoration Of pure haeed money.
J. ". Williams Va state " t.ouiei,ws -.
M ,s43 --tla' ntiF sire. tcr emancipation
II slave Ken Morgan. Verdict In favor
OF plaintiff, emancipsting slave with per.
mission to Wnain within the Stwte. Judg
ment accordingly.
Phillip McHush 4 wife W. State cf
Louisiana. mo. t7sp Suit Tor emancira-
ton cfslaves. Verdict against emaucire-
ton"
Geo. N HercMan ". Mrs. +. I. Penny.
No lej3.-Judgmeat for plaintiff for
amount Of note and account.
Holmes 4 CLAUS ". ]. h. Whitaker
No. lS42.--.Jndgment for plaintiff lor
amount Of promisscry note.
8. Garriga h Co W. Eseene Baxoli.-
No ls3S.--.Ju,lgmeA tor plaintiff for
amount fan account.
The Court adjourned Antil Tomorrow
morning at Q o'clock
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Fresh Sunni les.

WV s1vsFBSVVSOS
DER STEAMERS, DAVID GIBSON,
l h SHOTWELL-.Lot Sundries viz:
- Dcz Fancy Straw Brootns
- Roxcs Extra Western Cheese:
Rox Maple Sugar;
10 Boxes Olive and Palm Soap;
40 Star Candles;
AOi Il
$4,000 Assorted brands segars low price
30 Bbbi. divers noted whisky:
10 e Winter Strained Lard Oil;
100 " Bbls. Asst Brands Flour;
$ I" No Lard; -
s Sugar Cured Hams:
Tierces " Grsy's brand;
+" Bacon Hans,
81 abs. While Fish, eq"sl to shad,
3 Cask.. 5000 lbs Bacon Shoulders.
The above articles all laid in at the low.
est cash t"ice, enable the subscribers to
anticirate early and speedy sales.
mayl7 BARBEE Il BENJAMIN..
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Young America sesar store. ;"

nRoz 4 GtANDPRE, hav ny purchased the
~ seesr Store of = ve,b"i.. On LAT, yet,e, In.
fctma THEFT friends and The pubic re, orally that
they have lust recei, ed from New o teaus inre.
Assortment OF Impaired stgars Of all Btanas,
Pip's NJ ~ sorts No assorted Chewing ami
Smoking Trbacc". Impaired Cie,tettH. and also
The hest M-tee'- a.gsrs. An orders frum the
country promptly attended TO.
The Young Nm 'ica Cigar Store eolicits 4 share
II public patronage.
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ap.a0tf CliAE. NRANDPRE