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4 virginia Farm.

Mr. Isaac Newton, of Springfield, Delaware TO-.
brought to the Agricultural Room of the Philadel-
phia Society, on Wednesday last, samples Of Wheat
and Oats produced on his farm in Virginia. These
samples being very fine, and knowing that SIR. n.
cultivated large tract of land in Virginia, on the
Potomac river-having occasion heretofore to refer
to tive preferred some inquiries to the eharae-
ter of his farm, and the results Of his operations
there.
He informed us that his farm comprised over
three thousand acres, Of which 500 were under
cultivation, and COO more he had just reclaimed
from the marsh, which would be put down in timo-
thy this year. The remainder was timber land,
from which GOO cords Of fre-wood were cut and
sold during last winter. The soil is auvial, dark
clay mould, on which lime produces astonishing
effect.
The amount of land cropped this season is as fol-
lows; 260 acres in corn, $50 acres in wheat, 100
acres in oats, in potatoes, in sweet potatoes, 6
in pumpkins, in beans, and in watermelons.
The yield will be over 5000 bushels of oats, and
over 5000 bushels Of wheat. The corn. potatoes,
and other crops look very promising. The wheat
was threshed out week before last and is probably
sent to market bcfUre this meets the eye of the
reader.
This immense farm is worked By only ten hands
six white and four colored-and the product is
very considerably more than was obtained BY the
preceding proprietor of the premises who worked
hfty slaves upon it, There is thorough system in
troduced throughout which works to the satisfae-
tion of both parties-the employer and employed.
The disparity in the force required and before,
is not so much in the inability of the men previous
ly upon the place, the want Of system in conduct
ing the various Operations-nOt more, general
sense, than one-half one-fourth of the ordinary
labor of man is obtained from the slave that he is
capable of performing.
This tract of land lies upon the Potomac river,
twenty-seven miles below Washington, in Prince
William county. Washington is the principal mar
ket, and where, Mr.. n. informs us, is at all times
found ready sale for all the products of the farm
The whole Of this immense farm is managed by
G. Bolton Newton, a son of Mr.. N, nineteen years
of age, who needs must possess all the energy. ac-
tivity and straightforwardness Of his father to
complish in the successful manner he does, this
herculean task GernlGntotrH Telegraph.
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Eaec, Of Hard Water upon Animals.

Horses have an instructive love for soft water,
and refuse hard water if they can possibly get the
former. Hard water produces a rough and staring
coat on horses, and renders them liable TO gripes
Pigeons also refuse hard water if they can obtain
access to soft. Ceshorn states that hard water in
Minorca causes deceases in the system of certain
animals, especially Of sheep. So much are race
horses influenced by the quality of the water that
it is not unfrequeRt to carry supply of soft water
to the locality in which the race is to take place,
lest there being only hard water the horses should
lose condition. DIR. Youatt, in his book called The
Horse, remarking the de5irablencsS of soft water
for the horse says: /" Instinct or experience has
made the horse himself conscious of this, for he
will never drink hard water il he has access to
soft he win leave the most transparent water of
the well for river, although the water may be tur-
pid and even for the muddiest pool" And again,
in another plsce, he says: 'Hard water drawn
fresh from the well, will assuredy make the cost
of a horse unaccuStomed 70 it stare, and will not
upfrequently gripe or further injure him.
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ID. N. FLITN E X ,

ID. n. FLITNE
CONTINUES his old business at the in
SA Makee's fire proof building door above DR..
- d Hoffnan's Drug Store on Kaahumanu street.
N,2 ChrOnometeTs Rated by observations of the and
stars with transit instrument accurately adjusted
TO the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular aten-
tion given fine watch repairing. Sextant and
Quadrant glasses sivered and adjusted Charts
and Nautical instruments constantly on hand and
for
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1852. 25-tf
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No. "a

opposed to the revolutionary abuse of individual
eccentricity, or the dangerous and the barbarous
habit of wearing concealed weapons, purposely
worn for violence when provoked
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NOTICE.-An persons indebted to HENRY
~ MACFARLANE, of the Commercial Hotel at
Honolulu, and the Commercial Billiard Saloon and
Restaurant at Lahaina, are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned; and all persons who
have claims on the above named HENRY MAC
FARLANE, are requested to present accounts to
the undersigned duly appointed agents for the
settlement OF his affairs.
A. P. EVERETT,
l2-tf GODFREY RHODES.
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s OES S!

T FOX. BAKER AND GROCER, Nuuanu ST.
Cd between Hotel and Chaplain sts., Honolulu
respectfully informs his friends aud the public gen
eraIlv, that he constantly has on hand well Sc
lected stock of Groceries, best Flour in barrels and
IA bags. best Fresh Butter, Cheese, Ham Rice,
Preserves in tins etc. ETC., all of which he offers
for sale cheap.
n. B. Best Fresh Bread, IL Loayes for One
Dollar.
Hot Mince, Cranberry, Gooseberry, Apple and
Banana Pies, daily. Soon
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NAVY BILLS and WHALERS' BILLS taken at
N the lowest rates by
Aft ROBERT Z. 1ANIoN'
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HONOLULU, lei. l., OCTOBER 1s 1856
CHE 1Dolpnesian.
FulI-Dress.

1.-THE following article we take from the Family
Herald, an English periodical. 1t was doubtless
by the late Clothes Difficulty.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-10-18

% Tying mackerel to your cOat-tail, and imagins
ing yourself whale Is Of the first Lessons In eodhsh
sristocrscy.
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MAIL NOTICE.

MAIL NOTICE.
4 FTER SEPT 1st, 1856, until further notice,
\ on the departure of every mail for the United
States sealed bag for Great Britain will be des
patched, by which mail matter will be sent at the
following rates, including the Hawaiian and sea
postage.
Letters, cents for each half ounce
Papers 2 cents each.
Pamphlets, cent for each ounce.
If desired, through postage will be received and
letters forwarded as formerly.
JOSEPH JACKSON, P. NJ.
Honolulu Sept. lst, 1856. lS-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
ISssrs o. rxArui n Avsusssss-By ~ sHnl m RIesols
TOMORROW Hr5es) morning st101 o'clock,

TOMORROW FHdes) morning at1oa O'Clock,
e II eesspson Ma Is nssssst Feon psSonpso-
y sss Of nsv sa5 sssos bod sss H. usEH0LD FtR
Injury, Brussels CA,pe YnDsh pate Pr qa'ses sod sys
Sets ys Mantle Ors.nsA.s. fancy sooss. he Fr.nlao
NshoIs WY large and stock Of fret esss
Cabinet made Fur ufe oemprDs sold carved rosewood ma
hosspy walnut PsIloI Suites covered in ch
tte sh push asd hair CLOTH handsome Card Sofa Centar
fancy Tses match rsevood and Ahosony Secretary AID
Hhsry Bsohesses Wadrobes Efaseres, Sofa, psor Arm
Bocsse Reclining spa fancy Chss Corner sands Boob ani
Musie Stands, HIenser Dining Tables Dining reo Chairs
Ere p French China Duner and Tee 6e Silver psed wae
Table Cutlery Bedroom 6ubes Of sod carved oak AID
ebsmeed With marble tops mahogany ROSEWOOD and
Bedsesds Plain and Dressing Buresu and wash.ands with
rated china Toilet Sets Hair Mattresses Palsssee Loaoses
Coehs, mantle pier AID oval MirTor on Paintings fsney
soode &c also large soek Of second hard Farnare With
which The sale viii commence. Intending purchasers VII
well attend this sae Article will positively 10 sod,
end the selection Frch seldom with At auction sses
Goods rscked on the premises for hipment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
B.A. Chiffon AuctioDeer.
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE al

~ N THURSDAY May Is, 1855 a. 10 o'clock
AT the residences Of p H. Renaud No. 800 States, be-
tween Hoyt 81 d Bond sts., Brooklyn
COLE Chiffon will sell as Above the elegant and cost.
ly and mshosany carved Furniture oil inside 70 order
Sy Meeh Co. Mirrors ard Consoles rosewood Cabinet
Pans made BY Henri Hertz; costly Bronzes ormolu aud
enaneed Mantle Clock style Lous XIV rich Vases same
syle Pictures velvet tapestry Carpets rich China and
Cut dsmssk Curtains figured lace drop do
carved Bedeads and Bookcase together with
aIss variety Of costly Boudor and Chamber Furniture con-
tanned In the residence of A Rensud who h about
sype for France the whole to be sold without reserve
sisting in part Of the followiDe: -
PARL6R FURNlTURE-velvet. tapestry and Brussels
Carpets Mantle and Pier Glasses richly amed ns-
room erd crimson bocatee Window Curtains rich under
curtain, Corncs elegantly carved and rose wood
PsrIor Furniture Arm Chairs Rocking d. rosewood
do artistic enameed Porcelain elegant
Vases Persian Figures artistic Irnou
stys NV Cabinet Piano. made BY Henri Hertz GROUPS
Of Firurcs and selected bv the present owner in
Pare elegant framed Engrsvinss and OIL Paintings, Sc
DINING ROOM-Elesent extension rosewood Dining Table,
deliberately cot Glass Ware white French China Dinner,
and Tea Sets Plated Ware, mahogany Sofa and do
Chairs Brussels Carpets, &c.
BEDROOM-Rosewood and mahogany French Bedssads,
Brussels Carpets Spring Mseses Fesher DDS and Bedding
Chairs dsmssk Curtains lace drop do Mantle
Clocks and Csndehf elegant Toilet Sets rosewood Ward
robes Mirror Avons together with large variety Of useful
bou,tbsd furniture ard other Books Hedsck and
other choice Wines Also. fine variety Of copper kchsn
other kolsn furniture in eIcelent order
Catalogues be bad Of the suctioneer. No IS Nasnsti
pew.yorij and JAMES CoLB SONS, No, S6s Fulton
st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

TON ss''s SAIE Of SPl.ENDiD D HOUSE

~ UWsIION MALE VI DE- AxENDlD kAUUoE-
IN HOLD TUaHTURE, elegant asssvood pbAso Forte
Iykiss Pier esd ssute Mrrors Velvet Csrpe Ro.c wood
esfier Esifss Or Psntinss Woke ke No l52 IVES.
3lsss " IpAY msy is at 10 celeei preesely.R W.
WksfCOTf will sen shove the epre psos DINING
and Chamber furnare Of the house. winch 10 elegantly
sss.shcd Al made 70 oder and in perest CONDITION. Se
pssive without regsr weather Catalogues ready and
eas Be- obtained o. Ne. les Broadway, Madcnsne
fAnLons-Elessnt Ptnnald Rosewood Piano Forte with
al the modern improvements splendid Mantle and Pier Mir
sers nsec eosy Rosewood PaoT Suites al made 70 orter Of
the best dsferipon With rich Velvet and Wilton Car
Sts Rosewood Mrcr front Etssers' tso elegant Rosewood
Sscsty and bookeass Lady French Eserors Rosew ood
Msrhsiop CsnsT and Pier Tables; Turkish and Reception
Chsirs, sa,in sbd medallion costly China
md PsrloJ Ornaments with valuable eee ton Of on Paint
Hss richly ame Brocsde and Lace Curtains; Gold boaeea
Shades Cbspds<Ts and Gas Fxfares DINING Room AND
CHAsssh fuRtiTuRy-Ro~ewood Amoar Velvet And wilton
Cspes ssapt Ross and Mahogany Bsdstesds, isse
Hair Hssses &e; Rosewood Dressng Bureaus. with
safb<tep; Wsshsands and Conmoies Ell made 70 match
RssewscS Suite In harcob Chevs 8lsses French Toilet
sei Library Beeles.e sessnt msbog.ny Extension Table
opens 10 feet; Dn,pg Rsom Chairs Mirror out Sideboard
with large variety OF costly China Ruby and CO.. Gssswsre
ef sve,y DESCRIPTION Dinner Set 100 pieces; Tea DO rich
silver Were and Pearl Cutlery Rose wood aud Mahogany
sefs and Tste ftss spring seat and Arm Chairs Rockers
about 80 yards Fpgish Oeloth, Velvet Stair Carpet Hall
Stands, &c. with the Kitchen Furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
L DAILY THROCGE TRAINS BETWEEN PH ~. :,


DENNSYLVANLA RAHIROAb.-lhe GhEAi
III CENTRAL ROUTE osnaeetns the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and South western state: y con
daily lire Of srsmer to all ports IN the wsstssn kvs
and st Cleveland and Ssadusky with steamers 70 a. poe on
the Northwestern Lakes MAKING The most ana
reliable route by which bR10HT can - oswGusa 70 Aee
from tie Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and flTfSbo hoE-
YRsI CLASS Boots Shoes Dry Coos IN Ga ~ 100
boxes) Purs Feathers. 6e... .......'..-y
SECOND CLlss.-Books AID Stationery, Dry -
Goods Tin sa,es,) Hariwxs, Leather, 1sc p0 l"
Wool, kc.. ..''''''';I
TRIAD CLAss.-Anvils. Ba<snz Bacon and a. esr 100
Pork. lin bulk Hemp, &c ..:..........:j
ForRrH CLAss.--Cofee, fh. Bacon and 7e car 100 b
Pork, tpseked) Lard AID Lard o. ....,
In shipping Gods from any point esst OF %
teulsr mark the pscSsse "Vis PeCnsyiyAns
consigned the Agents Of this hoad ~ rhnSasTns
Pittsburgn will lie Forwarded without detentrn
FaEfeHT AcEsrs-Hanis, W ormley Ca nemSne. -,
r. Y Sass Co S. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son Ls.nsv..s.
Id DurnsrI Bell Nrrdock, and Carter Jewetr LooS
VILE Ky B. C. Medrum, M.dison Ind s2nSasn ,sf9ls
and Irwin Co Ciseinnsti n. W. Graham " e ~
Ohio Leech Co, No by BS.toa . .ss 10 s.iS
ry.pIse. Eew,YOrk; Z. J: snesder Phns.s,pss As'~
80. baltimore Geo. c. Franciscrs fiftscrfen-
T,r fsJrh-- psrticuIsrs bills Of lsiinf Apply 20
LL1S No 2 Aror House Nev-Yort.
n HOUSTON, General Frsisht Agent, rhieaea2aiA
rnNP EYRf saper nde1f. AIooce, TA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
By Josrpn HEerNAN. Auctioneer
DFGJVAR WEEKLY SALE of FURNI-

III TURE.-On FRIDAY, May 10, q ~ O'eoek a m pro
-. entral Sale Rooms Of Nlorshby and Pear
R,lIyp comprising large and general assortment,
,cswood Paror Suites of FurSitne, ia brocatee aod
ealors 40 hsircoth mAhog aud walnut marble
sor Chamber Fsrbure paaied SETS sisndit Bookcases,
NJ S,ches Fxfepsion Tables Msresses Be3lirg Window
$500, Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Oacloth
Nsttpr Many OF these gods equally good as new,
hsyips been use but short time.
Also ore splendid rosewood Piano by Gilbert III Boston, cost
=. 90 AZ 4 several shofsny Pisnox
ssSiGNEEs SALE or THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND
LEASE or A JEWELRY STORE.
On MONDAY, Nay 70, At o'clock a. precisely, q the
Stoe l5J Myrtle between Gold and Prlncests Brook
Tp the entire sef Of Jeweer comprising large and gen
raj Of Foods 70 the lines Gold and silver Wsches
Chains Pins Esrngs loekeis Studs Sleeve Bottoms Keys
sold az silver Pencils Riass, Ssrs. Thibes silver Table
and Tea Spoous, fOfks NAPKIN Rings Patel Wac
(looks Regulator with crest variety Of FsLey Gocds
A,o the stege Fixtures, consisting q two large Showcases
HerTiDss Patent Safe, Stove Desks Mirror, The stock
m fine condition. .
nj the sales Rooms Of Pearl ana Wnlous hbysS,
BrooklyB, on Friday.
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Drp &ooos.


IRON THE GREAT AUCTION SALE
l. or "WEDNESDAY, ksJl
|. REMsEN DINGEE,
Noa 90 and ?ee efhsv., oss door below Is;hs.,
VIII sSer on MONDAY, Nav Il.
THE FOLLOWING CHOICE BARGAINS,
TIE rsgu', Of their late purchases
PROM AUCTION,
$50 RICH STELLA sHATLs,
70 este 81. worth se to els.
IRON AUCTION SALE
Il PARTISAN MODE
RICH SILK AND LACE MASTILLAs,
80 els
GREAT SACRIFICE on COST.
FROM AUcT1oN-,,..
LATEST STYLES,
RICH PLAID aud STRIPE SILKS,
80 Cents per yard.
IRON AUCTION
Il HEAVY SILKS,
New etyks,
PLAID and STRIPE LusIREs.
so, worth 49,
FROM AUCTION .11sSr sAI 5ss1onD.
RICH SILK TISSUE DRESSES
At2is yard.
Worth o..
IRON AUCTION
Il 5000 YARDS
RICH CHALLIE DE LAlSEs,
W0.h?is,
At
ONE SHILLING PER YARp.
IRON AUCTION SALES
IL A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
RICH LACEs AND EMBRODERIEs,
Containing every vssety Of
Lace srd Muslin Drspery-by the yard or sets
Guipure Lace Collars and Sleeves, in sets.
Embroidered swiss se,s.
Swiss and Jaconet Flouncins and Bands
FAR BELOW THE ORIGINAL COST
REMSEN DINGEE'j
Brown Sote Store.
Nos oo4 and 2o6 9Th av., l4th st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
Albert II. kicolsy, Aucioneer.
DERPMPTORY SALE of a VALUABLE 81

WARS LEASE, ofthe CORNER Of BROADWAY and
EowARD- ST. yoxicO feet -ALbERT II. NlCOtAf Will
s,u without reserve THURSDAY, May - 1876. Ia
esSsSRNER 'H or BROADWAY xND HowARD-sT, the
very desrabe and valuable Years Lease Of tae Sstor
FIRE proof Building the Southwest corner Of Broadway and
Hovadst formerly Known the City Hotel having front
ON Broadway 50 feet and 100 feet HowGa No proper
~ has be- offered Broadway for which Offers
sze ind situated IN M irae-
date vicinity Of all the leading Hotels and Raosd Depots
The alton business unsurpassed from the fsct
thai many leading merchants doing business IN
ins Of sns Will also greatly benefit this property aud many
stIsr improvements which contemplation must largely
and rapiy increase OF eli Real Estate surrounding
th,s Ice alton For the Investment Of ca?ta this sale eers
and the ste3ten particularly called oil
investments add
srectfy requested inspect the premises The Term. Of the
will be made pusually liberal and possession be bad
50 from the day sale earlier required For
fnn particulars spply TO .
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Y1phsbi, a N end SATURDAY Is p m ie F.nnasdIs
md syossst 10 n and s;a5 n for Hampstead 10 "a
4 and s. IS and for Jamaica 10 q II s. IS
and 20 m Leave GIeenpor, for Brooklyn 10 m Yap
hank. II IS m, on @ondsys' $40 m Lakeland ~ ~
H., Mondsys e;Sa M farmip sdae, T. 30 4 m and
n. syosses, IS and p. Hem stesd, s:35 m md
go p m; ysnsies, s;~. re- sps 80 q and ale sai
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Bauer 6ansinss, &r.

CPRING ORTATION, 1856.
SO O NJ o N HART
No as BROADWAY, 0PRonrE The PARK,
Are receiving from France
DEC o RATIvE ZAP ERS,
DESIGNS
panel GOLD ssr velvet and wood limitations with tszassa
ke-, 10 correspond
Ase,
CHAMBER AND OTHER PAPERS.
IL rvgkY PArrEkn.
Their stock Of
WINDOW SHADES,
OF THEis MANuFAcTUEE, AVID
EPHOLSTRRY GOODS, CURTAIN NATERiALe
and FURNITURE COVERINGS,
~ this Syringe poytAon, IL s-o FIJI ard complete,
Wliehhy ce Wholesale and retail >; Susb pTess - q ~
ssLt BussuA lISbeSreg;s C ypyshsssEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
W s. MrLLoE. Aue;ioneer-By HOyeHToS MELLoR.
TyHIS DAY Thursday. May 10, at lOi o'clock

.tNo lis NassAust AsNtnees Sale OF superior custom.
made rev and secondhssd FURNITURE forming The richest
COLLECTION oft Spring part OF which OF NE fAnuse
Mesrs Meek Roche fort and skArrsn AUG other ee
bfatd makers been Ia bot few mouths snc Pssents an
oppous y selon offered which We cal the henoon OF
lsdes and gentlemen Who furnishing their private Tes
Ssnses Cstsosues fall description, ~ be Issued
early Of the Accommodation OF purchasers
from the city We have made ample ssaDeemens St
the rreises by e1perereed packers Among ne sek w
b fond ten richly wood mahogany ese.
and ssk Lisrs and Secretary Bookcases ROSEWOOD
French plate doos Bullets, Eschtoi'e rosewood s.S Gan
ktsf res N mirrors stsched. ladies Cabinet AID "eus
Tables leo Wii1 satLa Woo rosewood WORK Iaoes,
soes; hne superior aae walnut cab and mahogany iee'
Extension Dining Tables, carved wood PSfor suites
covered b. French satin brsiee casSu plush ADD siTeo H.
Ne ten elegant Isewood mahogany add walnut Ch.moei
euifes COMPLETE Center Tables ip variety Paor sa
Reception Chairs in fancy covering Sofa Beseads Lounges
and Lounge Beds AIDE and Htaseres togshe with an
ssdlss variety Of Bedl1m Intuse s<h gSVA y
Rue N . frf.el ss vpsI2su-
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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON.

NEW-YORk and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
Az PANi'S rxPREss-On:e Ne IT'S breodssy, Nsws
fof-INe Ss~-York sod Enc Rslrsaa Compasy. bsvee
msee rstssn en 10 nsse, the III rsa adre cysr 81
al and e2nreenk hfs3ch Iosss add having rsot usd
suitable outfit cor ,Ast ppse are now prepared 10 Sen
era III grss Business
pEsyne he exclusive eentso aad irccos Of the aovenzs
u rails c. whiea the ensines doae they vii - abe 70
avail TIE privilege Ct irving unasud dispatch 70
articles foiwaft BY their Excc0 Of
their road s eonoeciDs hrsrehss Their heides Ills
will be ach than ceui sorded ccnta-
ME. exclusively errssed IN the .sgr-.s sasieess
By an made with s United Staes aad Ausr,-
can EIpress Con articles vii b BY Ass Com
esnes AZ krk and Buffalo and rwardsS viA dspsfsh 20
al the p'iae eiss and sow che United States aaa Ter
ritones h.. -.
,,on Of hesht over rod BY Tire Iced and cent
,enrer trsps TO Dunkrk and Buf.o 70 b Forwarded he
these points to their Destination By tee ordinary u~Asporsoen
lres :. -. ~ ....,.,
Two sIrre. trains viii BE- tent eay n ehSss q Tss'S
sers who will The trarsmson o.
pseksres collection Of bills sent with gds Of al Ane'
he rrcceeds Of y hieh win be promptly returned -.
will be given to the col esnon no.eS
drafts and accounts and between New York. basao c'ev
LAND. Cineinn Ell, Chicago srd 81 Louis.
HENRY d RICE, Superintendent EsPfv~
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FTNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT
l. ED STATES MAIL SIZE AMERs.-Ths ships s'sPFS'

u
The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldrdse;
The BALTIC, Cap. Joseph Comstoek
The ADRIATIC, Capt. james West.
These shl have been built BY contract expressly tor ne ov
in their TO nsure strength aud speed and aeT
seeouxodsors ft passengers unsquAed ioI elegance sI1
comfcrt =,
Pe passage from New York 70 Liverpool IA hr,t CABLE
$50; in second d. as From Liverpool to New iG.i
ard 80 ses Al attached to esea snip
No can Be secured until paid for The shPs o. tas me
have improved bulibeads and to avoid danger from
zee WI not the Banks north OF u degrees uH'a a ~
frst Of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
A. H. MsRwIs Auotioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER A. CO.-Trade- Sale

~ H00ms, No. Is PsTt
FRIDAY EVENING, May l6. at O'Clock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY - Comprising choice
Theology History, Biography, Arts, Classics, and
Miscellaneous Literature Including many old and valuable
Boohs and Publications .
TUESDAY MORNING, May 20 1856, and continuing on tho
following days
PARCEL SALE-An unriysed collection Of ENGLISH
BOOKS, uperby bound and elegantly Masated forming the
oseher contributors from the American publishers
Catalogues ready.
Also Tor sccoupt Of whom may three cases Of
BOOKS. dsmsred on the voyage Of importation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
MNTr.veers for CHICAGO, ST. LoUIS. KANSAS, and
vi points and Southwest Can OBTAIN IasonSn Tckso
NW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NETWORK
CssTR AL RAILROAD, BY application .. he C0mpAnJs OF
a.. No ls3 Broadway. eofner Deyer
nSe' ''S JOHN y PORTER Gensrli Ar.at ~ SIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAlLR0A l...

p..srssy s,s.,oss Corner Brosdvsy and Casal 4
in NswYork. Corner 18th Ct and <sA-ay
TRAINS LEAVE NIw.YoaK-F@ New-Hsves'
70, IN 1853. s:iS (EI $50 m For kissIs SIT s
$50 D m For Norwslh: 7,sa m i2;p 3:lS, Nxl tiS,
S:l5,e5p a. For Dsrien and o,sszweh; - m ~.
1880 s:i5 CEx )fS, Sis s;l5 M For Post Chssses
and intermediate stations: iaiSo S'ie, 49, SSs
6lSpm. r.,
(Ex) For Hartford and Springfield: Ia m lEnl MUn
m CEI5 Yor Canal Railroad: m (E.) IN! lf0 m:
10 Wes,6sd For New -Lspdon Railroad: Sc m M scf
HO..sonie Rslr..d: 9 a m For Nsasatnck Railroad q
M S:l5 p w. For Dsnbury and Norw ak Rairea1
Up. N. ,ao a~.
m (Ex) So lEx $50 ESQ p m (Ex Prom bpdssTer;
From Norwsi: as st4 sl5, loss m tEx 2:S tsx)
s25, S:4S ie:s5 IN lEs From Port chesss'' s;H's;c'
5;ss ST, II: 80 q u. (Ex 4:es, 6:T D m
JAMES H. HOYT, supsxintendcnk