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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13
Miscellaneous and Disasters,

The brig Demerara which sunk In the North river on
Monday morning last, lays In the same position.
Steamer Vanderbilt, hch to leave Htoninrton on
Tuetday morang last at NJ arrived here on the evening
Of e day. and departed again "wednesday MORN
ing ct NJ Her consoi the Commodore came out from
at her regular me and arrived here YESTERDAY AZ
usual So that notwithstanding her delay the " by hurry.
ing little will probably make good time lost by laying
at stcnngon Monday night last thus prevent the
bdng of trip on the line. The Fall River boat arrived
yesterday seasonabe hour the Connecticut from Nor
wich WINS rather Latte n The vast quantities sof regh
which uated in warehouses Ing the
navigation the Sound by are now consider
ably diminished and the boats OF the
tcon BY keeping their steam up, they
05t crecftAblc manner, will thcir way
clear, ard shippers and carmen Ill be In
eveo OF their present complication and confusion
account of The North and West winds Of
co. all other arriving, almost en-
trely coated with solid Ice, a. In mid winner.
QUICK Captain Guide OF the bark Cadet
letter 70 his owner here, In reference TO his last pas
sage from New York BezeI arrived here safe on the
morning the 18th January after very rough passage We
anchored Erghsh Quay the M thus making passage
rom ard to land In thirteen Gays This quick passane
en- not tia, IL ever surpassed or even
tqnsD d."
LAUGH The launch OF the bark whck was 70 have ,as,
pc sterday from the yard OF Nm Webb foot Of .,b
sIe,h WAS p0roLsd until .oeay account " tie .
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ArHtylc FOR AZ YoRE-TsIs DAT.
SUN INSTRUMENTATION. Ii MOON / Is
EJH sETs. ........... Oh HOE O5

SUN RIsgs.."...,..,". % moon sETa..... morn Is
Port Of Ncw York, March Is, 1855,
CLEARED
seems,;p KnoI. He Ludlow, Savannah Mitchin:
scan snip soufherner Ewen Charleston-Spofoed TesoE
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Nossolk-Ludsm & Pleas
Ship AnnA IAngs, Rashen, Al twerp H .Koop.
slip FaLama, Hanson, BIamen-hennlnss, Muller 4 Cos
ass
Psk hoI ODD, Notary Lyerpotl-w Lancaster.
seT Brigham
Fa Bdex Adrc sen
Brig chimborazo. Brown Observation-Disclosures Hun
Brig Beatrice. Wilson, Jacksonville 4 J Peters.
sclI 9 rue, WbitsSsr MooiIs~Iaytin surbu.
sshr / Dugon port Carson wipWissston p Murray
fssT aSn fGes CITY F FSps nsr
ARRIVED.
Bark vEeSs FSsns Van kyn, Rotterdam, 6 days. with
brig Tarrsine of Deer leland, Luken Frontera Mexico
Fse IS with aloSssy emo logwo0d to mase Has nad
Brig idlswila Neuvias. Is days. with molssses
scfr VIM grimm (of Fall Rive Borden Baracoa IL DAYS
win psI &C to Thomas m.rn 10Th inst
sehr Wave (Br, Williams, Hsilai. Is days. with th, to
schr storm Cloud. Day, Win ingtu NC.
scnr Com soller. Bever, hcsmond. Is hours.
Sci r Moderator VIII tham Virg MIA.
Ecbr ChAurcey st john " right, vi GINA.
sobr 4 Van Name, Van Name, Virsria.
schr Beile, Post Virginia.
Schr hrisiana, Wolsey, Virginia.
Schr Chief. hopkins, Virginia.
Schr 8 smith Cruzer Vii gpia.
Sclr Chase, Jones, buck River, Del
Ecbr OscBf Hawey, Laws Baltimore
Echr Sophia Godfrey, Williams, Buena Vista, NJ.
Scbr Corsen. Corsen, Bueoa Vista, Nj.
sehr Kedron, Perry, Blepa Vifta NJ.
Sloop Compton, Depau, Virginia.
BELOW.
Ship Nos mile, Johnson VI and from Charleston; nso one
brig, ut anchor ouiside
lark kustapg Of Mystic 10y pilot boat Mary Taylor No D.
SAILED.
Steamships Knoxville Savannah southerner Charleston:
Jamestown, Ricnmor d. chips Isaak Wa calcutta Syren
san Francsco bark Marmora Londonderry.
Wind at sunset NV.
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WASHINGTON. March IL, 1855. I
IMPROVEMENT RIVER.
The Speaker announced the select COMMITTEES o.
seven TO which REFERRED The bill of Mr. Dunn Intro
duced yesterday enable States bordering the Ohio
to improve the navg ,tion Of the same the owing
PANIED gentlemen: Messrs. Dunn, Stanton, Allen.
Richie, Cox, Taylor and Carlisle.
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.
Mr.. WHITNEY, Ok. NJ OF N. T.. introduced a bill to
establish uniform rule of naturszs alton. repeating the
present laws. Referred to the Judiciary Committee
OVERLAND MAIL FRANCISCO.
Mr.. HERHLRI, (dem OF CAL, introduced bill provid
ing for overland mail from point the M;ssis-
sipp to Sen Irapcisco Referred to the Post Office Com
mirtte.
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
Mr. TsAF1oS, NEGRO worshipper) of Mast. defended
the Emerent.Aid societies, the animus of which, he
ssd Liberty and he Objects aimed at the possession
peoplrg Of Territories wi tree aud free
women. He denied that they have hired or paid the
passage OF solitary mao to kansas Leher have h
purchased rnuskes, rifles Of any kind. Tee Em
grant Aid Societies peoped Virginia. land and other
pthtrn States, and bu. for them many Sou hern Con-
gresnep, 70 soy the leas !, would not now be here.
Mr. DAVIS TX. NJ of Nd, opposed the resolution to
scented which be decided by any evidence thus pro-
orced
Mr.. WAKTzNAN (uigge: worshipper) of NJ V, contro-
yer tsd the legal positions assumed by Mr. Davis, aud
said bat the Acninstra enaesvoring by
practice and chcapery to induce the House not send
to Kansas for persons through fear of
posing the viainy Of tins admnis ration the like Of
this country.
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quito unneoesy fbe Mr.. Douglas 10 ts them that
the laws shall b enoroed By this sdminstrsdon. Mr..
Seward gave notice that The sdnnstrasn have vat zoe
days sst In which they Will have tbs power 70 WELD the
Mr.. WuLR-When did you 6nd that out QAughter.)
Mr.. SzwARD-The people viii b uted on hat sub
ject and, ng, he said thAt his belief that
there necessity for voieocs but that pueencs
and moderation viii attain settlement Of the question
without disturbing the peace OF the country, or en-
dapIerng the Urion. He proposed keep SOL and meet
the question its merits He tru4ted soon TO I'D nit
Kansas "a State, there being already twenty five
thousand people in that rerr,tory.
On ton Of Mr.. DOUGLAS, tho reports were ordered
printed.
Adjourned
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Mr. CoIIAMER, (neger worshpper), Of Vt, read MI
rory report which discusses the slavery question
the Northern view declaring that the system gives pol
cal supremacy to minority Of the people the
United States TIE lends of peace and quiet had hoped
the compromise had settled the agitation of the
question: but the passage Of the Kansas Nebraska DILL
opened IT, in consequence of the repeal the Missouri
stricton from which all the present trouble has ems
the unlimited ex ension Of the institution Of slavery and
the North very naturally tried TO dSvse avoid
that result It Il the ignt and duty of all VIII, opposed
into free territory. The report states that the
people OF the Territory were overawed and pre-
om Missouri, Thus the legislature vas IS
fraudulent MANNER and Governor Reedcr gave members
csrtAca without full knowedge OF these facts This
legislature passed acts BY wnch slavery was recognized
ano protected existing institution. The ee State
people were thus either driven out reduced
SON Finding the government had become the engine Of
at Topeka to take measures preliminary the admission
t Ksnsas into the Union as state The proper
mise Kansas free Torrtory Or If Congress- will
not Co that lei them declare all the octs Of this pu ous
as AND and
The reading Of the report occupied more than three
hours.
MI suxsfR (niqgel worshipper) Of Mass, had n, de-
sie precipitate discussion this mpor,an question
before the reports are printed Both ably the
tubec but 70 smother ,e true issue
county Let them BE published together Error can q,
abrcsd safely white IL LEI, free to combat It, me
EmigrADt AID SOcley naO nothing
which would in the least degree violate either the letter
NJ the spirit OF the constitution the laws of land
He oenied the charges contained tine majority report
and decla, Ell them untenable
Mr. DOUGLAS said that there facts in 1t whl:h
could not be successfully denied Violence fraud aud
treason shall be punished The report of the minority
justes foreign interference la Kansas while that OF the
ms joriiy condemns such interposon. The laws must
b. executed.
Mr.. SEWARD, (njgger worshpper) of N. Y WAS pre-
cared TO saId By and defend minority re port its
emtn, tfsc ard the cncluaions which IT arrives.
He tende ed his " suks END the thanks Of the friends
OF ne do trrnu9i out The fee States and tie world
fer tbe alb Ey, dignity moderation sBa wisdom
With which Nc lolamsr has presented tteir views. II
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An Immediate election under the new constitution and
nne session of he General Assembly, when all the
wheels OF State shall be motion irrespec
tive the action OF Congress, due application for nd
misniop. hon Mr. H. presented his objection position
Of Mr.. smith and aiDtared the views above indicated.
He ended hat nasuch The Territorial OF
recognized by The Supreme Court the United
hence legal form Of government, other govern
could be substituted long exI.tense,
without riak the moe, seops consequences the least
In reply to ibe If inn edate state organi-
ration, MI Dslahny, tf Leavenworth said:-
Under the defr ID rights aquater sovereignty
ciaed by the Kansas ebrsata act
the people have the right take themselves the
If governments but question tho right OF tho poop OF
Ksr TO organize new government II its
come conflict sh thai Of the government crested Con-
Rress The gentleman II ON Lawrence fool assumed
Fundamental position IN advocatiIg immediate or
parizaon that Leifber government local law this
Territory. Sir must dlssent from that po.on deny,
isbcd BY The election e anoner government, hold
cur highest gal authorities that the poeer Of Territorial
governm ons by the enactment OF the bocy which
creaad words that be government and lava Of
abolished by Cong rs and beyo
reach Of this Territory or any oner po yer d, not preend
the moral right ato ish uop laws or overthrow OBJ
governments by 'orce but d. question the expe
cheney eec reform IN Ksnsss b. an over 40 Of rebel
Hon For must coress. Mr. Chairman while cast re
shadow or suspcon the motives OF TIE advocstaS NJ h
sure atom he point ~ viev from vt ~ ragsrl hs
question Il sTpetis 70 me 10 DO N Acs o. retaioc-
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sps by vp<al Of The prohibhoc, though mn 80
found Who Win sen and Who viii bsy sttssy ocheee
Whether tie sale be preAibne& not. 90, many VII
be sound who viii have fpoepble TO BE- ootAioea.
spiifuoss hQuos, aad chem VII be ound suAae'eoty
,ordid aaa sekl~s 10 fupsh n; yet, vhss u. eS".,
Elects Of prohbisory las shAn hsve been Anhrmcd
By time end experience, and when sei6sh parrse~
are to be attained by m,spsessptng IT. prov'siocS
he objects or lie henea there 90 70 believe The
law vii be - sfhcacious sspyrsssing ipsemPeranos
end vii meet WITH much favor sros, virtaSns c,o-
uurty % lie mest ardent friends could bcpe for or
anticipate.
That the sae Of spiri,aozs n1uors hss greatly d.
NH nbed nice the act took sfect d ,lainy vsbse;
and tbs fact 10 tscy cooceced by meet cAssli mep,
whether they approve Of fs cs3ect ard prvvsaona
Dot. Thore engaged in the Illegal trnf6c dsr~ pos
pose il openly bal ell il in the dArkiess cf Midnight
N l. vsry evident 10 all and 10 next 70 IN impcs~s-
hifty 20 be otherwise, that sues mrst be extrewey
limited in nun Der and quantity, when the trsnc mast
be carried on in DARK holes and itathscme eeos;
wb.,e men trembhpg'y feel their vey and where the
ght of cay not admtsed to witness the Gansocuos,
OF cruntt narce the odtnse.
"If there Is Ia be any rest aiming law-any hw ~
prevent On unlimited sae-the present Law Is - ND
ard liberal a. an sficient law can be. The b,esse
system has proved and everywhere proves only
special privilege 10 favorite few unlimited ssle ~
hcspss Glass; lesahIed method Of encouraging IN
Temp rspe~ with ell its trcin Of aek 30 sede~d evh.
The result Of the controvery viii and must end In IN
entire prosibiticr or free, uaimitsd sale esnso.
believe any respectable portion u the community are
yet prepared to adopt the latter alterbstve. The Nv
Of the former has not been In operation socsent tune
10 eet is ,ul effect and expesrncy IN IN its minute
rrpv,sons rvst may be permitted 10 stAnd til IL
shall have had fair uiaI; asd then, be found 10,
to answsr the obests designed, and meet the elp~ta
tiops Of the people it viii be in season to sssd or 'e-
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NEw-YoRK and ERIE RAILROAD COM

PAkf'S EXPRESs,10fce mo- No: 10 broadway, New.
the Ex Busne their
Bosd and connecting branch railroads. aud having procured
sitable outfit for that prepared TO do Cen
ersl Express Business.
Having The exclusive control and dectio, Of the movement
which business done, they Wal be abe to
svA themselves Of the privilege Ct giving unusual dispatch to
articles by their En- static along the Hoe OF
e.nnecDe branches Their facilities In this
viii be much sste than could be afforded to compa
mics exclusively ergsged IN the express business.
BY nsde with the United states and Amen
Express Compar les articles will be taken BY these Com
Buffalo and forw arded with dispatch
all the principal cities and in the United States and Ter
ntoriea
Contracts WIN be made by this Company for the hsnspoa
zion Of freight their road BY the car osd and sent BY pas
senger Trans Dunkk and Buffalo, be forwarded from
these points 10 their destination BY the ordinary transportation
knea
ho viii attend the Transmission Of merchandise
packages and the collection of bills sent with goods Of oil kinds
the proceeds Of bich will be promptly returned
Particular attention will be siven TO the collection OF notes
draAs accounts and between New York Buffalo, Ceye
land, CiIc lnati, Chicago and St Louis
HENRY RICE, Superintendent E:,9ress.
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T,BE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Of as: r 'p. q
sUSSap ~
He has tried In ever eleven hundred esses and never failed
posseson hundred certificates Of ss value I'll vits
Two bottles are warranted . nursing mouth.
Ore to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of mpes On
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of boiIa
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst eanker 70 the
Three TO Eve bottles are warranted the Of
sry;,p III. =, TO-, ,o.. m .,,.a to .1,, all h,mo, IN II.
bottles warranted to cure running Of the ears and
-Four warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure ,caly eruptions Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted 70 the worst case Of
Twoo three bottles warranted to cure the most dspss
Three to four bottles warranted sal. rhsum:
Five sisht bottles vii the Of :crofala
bef always experienced fom the first bottie and
Hchs 80 %psssss to those who S.y. vain 4
ali the wonderful medicines Of the day that weed
he
hun. has to start There are no m nor and; sS. nor sa
thousand bottles Of in the vicinity Of Boston tnow the Of
est cures ever done IN Masschuset save children
to old people Of SIXTY have seen p9Sf pany .ormy
70 those who are ."sjset to el h...eAe ee.ae win
been sS:,' so1 year. and hs.:
sssn i Ss
will singular eelines but you must not Be
ssrned they always disappear In from four days 70 week
There bad result ou it the eontr.y when tina,
feeling gone you viii feel youse like person heard
the eDcomiuns Of that ever man
listened to. -....,~,x -, ,.o,,,.
Roxbury, Mass. Price Ell .vr
WholessIe Assnts for New Yorh; c. " CLICkENERt Co,
No 81 Bsrclsyst CHARLES H. RlNG, No l92 Brosdysy;
A r. A d. SANDS No l4i Willism-st MARSH, ORNlSA
Co No; 80 eresnwehst, BOYD PAglb Shs S%sE1Si
/ co No I45 Maiden anej HAvILAND, HARRAL
RIsLEY, Warren ST. f; BARNES PARK, No 80! Brosdwsyi
WARD CLOSE 4 Co, MadenlaDe; Mrs. HAYES, Brook
yn and for ,as at BY all respectable Dross through
th.I In,
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and our population must certainly double within
the year: Money 10 now plenty and essiy OBJ
tained; but the great want 10 laboring men TO
make the brch, build the houses and cultivate the
rich fields. Let thoee who are standing on the
corners Of your streets, bearing for WORK, make
their way here, and they viii be sure 70 find
plenty Of employ ment and good wsses
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Psssen ger Stations Corner Brosdw ~ and Canal Il
IN Anew rort. Corner 18th 1T and 4th.sv
fnAus LEAVE EEw-YoRK-For Neu. Haven: =, ga m,
CELL 1850, 3:l5 T. (EI) 80 o. NJ For Bndseeort =
a.. tE.e I2So sls4 !E1 $50 m For Milford, strs.
$50 For Nnwslk 7,sA 1880 Sl5, 4, (Ex) I:3O,
pap e;lS m For Dsrien and Greenwch: = 1850,
3l5, 4:S0, 81 u.s. 6,l5 p. For Stamford: T. (Ex)
$3.50 a6, I, E1 )4so, s:i5 s:i5 p Por Port Chester
6l5pm.
CosSEeTmc TRass-For Boston: q m NI u Up. m
tEx For Hartford and Springfield T. Ia. (Ex 1880
+p EI For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal:
. Nd. Or For Canal Railroad: 9 m (EI and l2:So
Westfeld. For New -L- don Railroad: o. For
Houss'onic Rairssd: sa For Nsasstsek 6alroed: =
3lo For DaIbury and Norw ak Railroad 2,
tp. m.
TnAEs TO E.w; YoaK-From New; Haven $3.50, 1856.
N tEx 80 (Ex) $50, $50 (Ex) From Brdgeport
$40, TAO lo:,s lEI.l 2:7 LEI o:Il 1906, m (EI
From Eorwaik 4fo g. 6H S5, 1888 m (Ex 2:a6 (E1)
S25, 5:45 H:S5 (Ey.) From Port Chester ST. 64o,
7;s, s:57, ll:so m EI 100 :ZDm
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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PROHIBITION IN NEw-HAMPsHiRE Gov. Net
calf, 10 his late Message to the Legislature Of
New. Hampsbire says:

calf 10 his late Message 10 the Leerlatufe vi
New.Hsmpsbire, says
The act for the suppression Of intsmpersnee u
having salutary effect. IL is more fully regarded
ano practically sustained than any license As We ever
Lad IN the State. In many towns the sale OF In'oA-
eating liquors wholly abandoned, and IN others Il
,oo only az other peasl Ofensss are eosnmIttsd IN
,ecret am not aware that there is city or town 10
the State where spintuous hqu"rs are op<niy 900
That there are places where the law 10 secretly NO
lated il not doubted and the same may De sai1 OF
every law whether statute common, from the nigh
cd IN the lowest grades of ofepse But this fee
Die reason why q law may not De sanitary ana 81,
f.etiye, or why il ihoud be repealed. Oar NATIONAL
revenue laws are often violated with npunity, not
with bodbes. but have yet heard bat urged AZ
reason why all AVS against smuggling .bould D. re.
r,rld The sse e lotery tickets strictly prohibited
N this State get the lsw constantly violated; bat Do
one. for that res-oD, sugge-fs that the prohibition
.hoIld be taken of and the sac st Opsn nd tree, or
:" wei regulated hcerse system" sstableh-d in lie
stead The ssle Of lottery tickets Is ell oa' IA mls.s
when compared 10 the ruin and cesolatson Of mnd,
/. dy and estate caused by the sale Of Intoxicating
dir ks The eale in either of the above Gases b ~
ever been matter OF municipal regusuoa; AID II the
prohibition Of the former has met with ess oppotiDn
ard less reluctant aequieseenee than that Of The
latter IL because the sale s more Eu ed, Ices pro-
fAble ard paDpers less n the spP-tss AMI psssoos
Of msp. Y.t after years Of eIpeT but l.w would
be vng 20 invite INTO The state this speeioe Of mo-
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tpqoxk 1adlp G1ibn,te
FROM NEBRASKA,
Corssposleree u The NY. Tribune.

Corrssposeeres u The ~ Y Tribuns
Cas- CorSN, ". T.. June !, Is5s.
AZ, Perhspe, some items from this Territory msy
prove acceptable, VII send you a few.
The season s fine, except II il rather cold O. vet,
EmisIants are coming in fast, but au sorry TO ssy
that many pas by Ksnsss on account Of the troubles
there, and thus show Themselves doushfsc-s and re-
creant to their duty A small party of finosans can.
up the nver, the other cay, With the sad tale thai.
= ibe free.stste men are running Ksnsas.' Poor
dIlveiers' they are fit follower. Of Douglas & Co.
We have too many such here.
Two paper are pubished in the Territory, both
oougbface. Many Antisavery men wiz not take
here except through Eastern papers; Of Territ-
rial afiaiis, We learn through TIVE TsiBusr than
from all other sources II come one would start
paper Of the night stamp here, cay 10 Nebraska City
none. The TRIBUSE il the best "local Newspaper
We have. cent for eleven copies of the "CinPAIGS
the other Cay, and will raise q large club for the
WITkLY, WIEN it j. through.
On the Fourth Of July, we shall organize a Republ-
car party IN this county.
Our Democratic fends object TO agitation by organ
nations Yet they bold conventions uphold Border.
Rufhsnism and viify Free.Stste men, while We must
keep quiet and not sgitste. They have carried out
the principle. Of no agitation, with . vengeance.
We look forward with deep sohcitude TO the ap-
preaching campaign, in which We csnoot participste
We cons,der that lot only the fate of Kansas TO be
decided by the contest but also that Of is Territory
and al the national domain. IfKsnsss IL lost we are
loet-st least South Platte. The Slave Power must
be checked now or never.
Thanks TO our Liquor Law, we have but little drunk.
eDnts. But We have plenty Of drug doctors, who kill
mOst that die.
Water cure il almost unknown. None but few
"Asoitionists" know any thing about it. All reforn
ably hesthy; Persons of correct habits can scarcely
De SICK at all. T.. Z. TAYLOR.
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IN YORK 10 KOCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
0FNYSFE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 nov open seh, IN 9 On.
pe<tiop w, the Buffalo Corning and aud
aud Frie Railroads. forms direct route from New-f@h 70
Rocbester. =, "a, ....
The Of shi. tosetheI with the superior o
fp afforded renders IL by tar the mot doss
the above named citieA
ei,. can be procured at New Yot and Erie Riirond
f1cket Ofce foot Duane AID No ls3 Bfosdwy also
IN Jersey City.
BaSpsse checked through uvA.p.A.
Ter with dips,ch An, information desired Il r'.srd therein
es calling the Genera Freehi Agent o. me
New Yorb and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings, or rArPAN,
Exue.s Ereisbt Agent, No. 1893 Brosd~ay
~ trains on the Bu6ao Coruos Nsw-YoTk railroad
Sunday. j A. aEDfii III, S"Pc'i''e"eo"-
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NETWORK and ERIE RAnRoAD.-Or

IN az MONDAY May 10 1856 aud until further sohoe
Passenger Trsins will Pier foot Of pusoest ~ follows
DUEKIRK EXPRESS, at "a m for Dunkh
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a m for Buffalo. .
MAIL, 8:l5 for Dunkr, and Buffalo and ntermed'
ate Stations Passengers by th. Train will connect with Bx
puess for syracuse Csyuga GaDsndagua Niagara Fa
Rochester AID with the Lightning Express Train on the
Lske Shore Raj for Cincinnati, Chicago &c.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at So Q. m from loot
CbsphersstJ via Pisrmont' Tor suhen' ana "'ern''''
Stations. .....e.,.. D., y..., .na uiad.
soun sne intermediate Stations ,u~
NIGHT FXPREss at 20. m for Dupkirk and Buaao;
EMIGRANT, at y. ~, for Dunknk and banAs anu 'n'or
mediate Stations.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
TO-. Eyn,sss Trains connect Flmira with the Ema,
and Niagara Falls Railroad for NiaRL. ahs AZ
Bnsbanon with the Syssuse and Binshanton kalos1 io
at Coming with the Buffalo, Corning ana Ne
Railroad Rochester At Great Berd with are, 1eHs
ih With the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Ccnns
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Nc ,...,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA.
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