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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-14
CUPREME COURT-Kings Coanty1!suis Nc.
CAPOBINIANS FOR KANSAS.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April z 1857.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in this
city last evening, in favor Of making Kansas Slave
State. The Mayor presided, and the meeting was ad-
dressed by Col. Baker, recently returned from that
Territory He IL native Of this State, but has re-
sided latery in Alabama where he the law part
ner of the notorious Beaufort, and believe, accom-
panied him 10 Kansas at the head Of South Carolinas
and Alabamas army. OF that erMy he boldly declared
that they never went 10 Kansas for any other object
than to make that Territory Slave State. They went
there TO aid the Border Ruiiians Of Missouri term
in which he glored-in driving from the soil oil who
were not right the goose" He gloned in such
heroes az Atchison, Stringfellow Co.
Kansas must be n Slave State and he goried IN
being an humble instrument in achieving 40 noble an
enterprise. He appealed to the South, to South
Carolina and Charleston in particular, by all the
beauties Of this glorious system to come nobly up to
the work and pay down the cash, the sinew' oil war,
without which nothing could be done.
History was falsihed-facts perverted-mportant
transactions omitted violent and nilammatory appeals
were made obviously to arouse the hostility OF the
South against peaceable free settlers Of Kansas In
short determined effort seems TO be on loot 10 se-
cure Kansas at all hazards to the glorious Southern
empire.
II that Territory is secured 20 freedom, vigilance
and perseverance, must still be the wstchword of its
hoets-no effort should in the least be relaxed Let
the friends Of freedom throughout the country oe
firm and united in resisting the aggressons OF inc
Slave Power and the South will ultimately yleld.
But only unyielding hTmness alone can nave tnS
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NEw.YoRE AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
NFW-YORE April g. 1857 \
dividend NOTICE.-The Sinking Fund for

hIN IUENU NUIIIE.-IHc FoIHhIIIS Unu iUI
~ the Redemption of the Bonds Of this Company having
reached the I'D cunt than One Million OF Dollars and
the requisite Legislative Authority having been received me
Directors have declared DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENr
capital stock Of the Company payable IN STOCK on ne
9th day Of April instant at the Transfer Oce No - WaIst
agrceaby the following resolution Of the Board adopted on
the establishment Of the Sinking Fund: . a.
Rs.rd That often the Bonds purchased by me SINK
ing Fund TO ten per cent on the capital stock tns Com
pany upon receiving due authority from the Legislature OF
The State declare the next semi annual dividend day STOCK
dividend of ten per cent. -, 4,
Where the dividend amounts more full shares the
same will be placed the credit Of the ockholder and GER
fcae issued apple tios at the oce ana
when the dividend amount full share, the stock
holder will receive scrip certificate in favor OF the bearer
which can be converted full stock presentation with
other similar certificates i'll amounts which can be made into
full shares. - ,..L
instant opened the 9th instant The Board OF D
resolved that in future the stock dividends Will be
declared a. often the Sinking Fund amounts to FIVE per cent
on the capital stock Of per cent, provided IN the
original resolution IN,
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
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lion having taken place some time sinoe
phiip Paulding, esq, son Of Jas NJ fsuss-
between =, fi WIFE late Miss lauran Of Staten Island,
ing ana has at last got into the New-fork Court
H. Ip""ding claiming the two children, VINO are ~"
- nossessioL Vi the wife.
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CONTINENTAL BANK, NEw-YoRK, 4th April, 1857
GAPlTAL STOCK. 81 800. 900. 70 be lncreasel

n
10 oC0Thc Is, ard Of Directors Of the Continental
Bank In view Of increasing business and in pursuance OF
t authority them by the Articles Of Association
have unanimously decided increase the Capital STOCK BY an
issuc a. Five Thousand additional q hundred dol
ll t,h which shall be subject in ell respects to the stpula
conditions Aud limitations said Articles contained and
declared with rcspcet 10 the share, existing
Tie Of the Bank Lar, Ing been duly authorized by the
BOARD that Gcordauce with such decision
snd III the aid Articles they will open Books Of Subscription
ard receive subscriptions the 18th day Of June next be-
tween the hours q 10 oclu kG aud O'clock al the
,as Rork in the City Of New YORK from all who shall
registered that day the books Of the Bank as
Snch IN said Continental Bank in the proportion Of
one the increased Capital stock Of par 10 every
thr,r shares then hold ty them respectively.
The amount subscribed and not paid at the time OF subscrp
tin b. PAYABLE the st day Of July next, when ceTh'
Gates will BE- issutd. 800 ~, ,e, -, =,
Such pr,i, Of the additional Five Thousand Shares as shall
p b. tk,n bv the misunderstanding Ten days after the sd
day June Will De disposed Offo the benefit u the As
atiou
III 1Tsutr Bok VIII be closed from the 18th day Of June
w 4. HOOKER, President
b r. WARNER Cashier
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY JONI S1 n.si NJ mo he
s oTe Of John Krnaa No "a Aysg' .a ana nsSses
tkerefrom IS in money q4a 81 the accused and hs
ss ts before Justice Flaaesa ard e'nHse' - vA'S
for fIisA
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financial.

O,rlcE OF THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO r. r. Co.
No 10 WliaIn-st, N. Y, April 10 1851
A DIVIDEND of FOUR az PER CENT out
DAY been declared PAYABLE 18th inst Transfer Books
will ,ioe Oh the 10Th inst open the 2h BY order Of
the Directors. r. Il. LlTCHflELD' treasurer.
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RUSSELL w WEsToorT Auctioneer
WILL SELL TOMORROW "wednesday al

wv I'D SFlIII IU-MUhIVW "tUIiOouH! ~.
w IOg O'Clock No. l52 West 2lstst the entire splendid
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of the above House,
which contains probably the most elegant and costly
Furniture, Works Of Art, &C. eaered al auction tins
tique Furniture, rch and carved solid Iosewood Par
Tor splendid grand action rosewood PanO;Ort Satin
and Lace CYrans French Secretary two msrteop rosewood
Etaeere Carpet four Ornolu Chandeliers mosaic and
fafsry top Tables French Escrtoire collection Of choice
PAINTINGS Turkish and reception Chairs in Satin great
variety rich Silver Ware, elegant carved Oak extension
Table China aud cut every description with all kinds
Of splendid rosewood Chamber Furniture Full descriptive
are ready and be had No under
Nassau Bank Sale viii at 10y o'clock precisely in
Dining Room full particulars, Herald and Express
No postpOHement.
nRUG STORE at ACCTlON.-WM. e. HlG-
ans will sell the STOCK, FIXTURES, &c, of the
Drug store No g7 Cana between Mulberry and Mottsts,
on WEDNESDAY April IS, at 10y O'Clock a m
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Me0ifal.
DEXF ORD's Is I I f X )

DEXF ORD's BIT T f X s. -
III Th.s. BITTERS are Ceru.naive, Tonic, stonaehc,
Att. Dvspeptic Alternative and deheiously Aromatic -
They are prepared with the greatest care entirely from veg
..abes and iii. they highly sanatye properties aye
entirely innocent in their effects
They are invaluable preventive Of Ague and rever aho
Bilious Dis.as. and should be used BY every one b'ns or
travelling In q usarlocs country.
They fe an nee.ua for Loss Of Appetite General De-
billy Flstusncy, Liver Complaint yanndee, Se ana are
very useful preventive and Of Darrhea aud summer
Con plsints. -, -, hu.
They contain csthsItc ingredients whatever and whe
they efeaeous In curing they are more particularly "
on u. ndsd as a PREVENTIVE Of DISEASE. -. s,u,
DosE-From tssspoopful 20 Tablespoonful ne.at
TIM. aay taken IN wat.r odr ale wing, or any hhS 49,.
MEDIUM For Debility or Loss Of Appetite they Sh'-1 "
taken fro N ten 10 minutes beore eating and sold
py,nsr,d only ty L. NJ REXfORD Of "a Ws1.p
oply by him and g. COZzENs Sole Agent, NO. ~
At Nsw-YorA City.
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Wn DU~oST, Auctioheer.
VALUABLE MAIDEN-LANE PROPERTY

BY ofoff NrssnI< w 49, -"'' -''e
Of d. HOBART ESQ. Referee. $500
Wn. DUMONT will cell at Auction, on FRIDAY APnl ~,
nj ~ ocCck 81 the Merchants E1chArge that VALUABLE
PROPERTY Nos g. and Maiden lane, Broadway be-
Ing s. feet front and rear by q feet deep.
N B-The Of tn. above properly postponed from
Ii. of Ap tone Of the dcf,ndts having did since the
entry udeInen in order amend proceedings and give
o D. rfcot title 20 the purchasers.
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INCREASED CAPITAL STOCK of the HER-
i CHANTS BANK in the City Of New Yck-Stochhoide
are hereby notified that the time limited for the admission OF
cptons the additional stock will expire the let May
next aud that those only standing the books on the let
March lost are authorized 10 sign for such increase
The Scrip will be issued the let June next on
IL. lAymcIt of the fret inftellment.
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CUPREME COURT Kings Cogntyn!Sgit No ~ y

CUPREME COURT Kings COunty-(Suit No. IL
- JAMES wILCOMB against ANN ELIZA WHITING,
WINSLOW l.. WHITING. John {. Bunting Francis H.
Upton Simeon Church Mrs Sophia T. Church hi. wife,
Edward Bishop, BENJAMIN BENNETT, George j. seney,
Oscar Edmund NJ Young. Jackson Schultz John r.
Mccoy, William A. Sears Edward Godfrey Abraham w God
f,y eph for Relief tCoui not Ger -
To each Of sad Dendan You hereby summoned and
CURED the complaint in this action which viii be
fled in the Office the Clerk Of the County o. Kings at the
CITY Hall in the City Il Brooklyn and serve copy OF your
answer the said complaint on the subscribers. their OF
DAYS sr the service of this summons you exclusive Of tho
day Of uch service and you fail o. answer the said con,
pajnt thin the time aforesaid the Plaintiff In this action viii
apply to the for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Mach T. 1857. 49,
The complaint in this action 6ed in the Office OF tho
C.s Of the County Of King the 9TH day Of March 1857
WIN JENSEss 4 WATSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
spl4 law6vTu
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A J. BLEtcktt Aarnoh'tr - =,
xx,1,y yAII'ABLE BUILDING LOTS on ID

ttthsN floih and llHh-sts at Aucaon.- ANTHONY
AptvriKFR Co will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY,
s 1851 % oclock noon, al the Merchants Eschsnse
Lots aud next the north east corner ~
md 7sdsf fronting the svenue--izr Of each Is 6.x
.tr One Lot on SOUTHEAST q lhaV. and llrh-
.,,ike IS 100 feet On ll0th-stThe Lots commencing
400 feet thsv north .id.she Of esch LOT OK
ioo III On llNh-,i-The Lots the north side com
pencns about 30 feet ives. from 0thavze OF one - iert
front a inches BY lf3 feet II inches and 100 ie't ~
inches No Die % feet front n feet inches rear By 10 tre
10 inc hes l61 feet II inc hes Terms easy Maps, e. A
the ofhce, No BToad-s,. NU1
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Clothing.

~ No. 467 BROADWAY,
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES
JEFFERs has just opened magnificent stock of Lsde.
and Misses French SHOES, BOOTS and TOILET SLIP
PFRS to which would call the especial attention Of his
TONERS lua woald invite visit his essbi,hmest from
Country Merchants His Wholesale stock equal any demand
lNDIA-RIBBFR GLOVES and MITrS, for
bu. cleaning gardening any patton that soils the
lsd p,ios 10 waie bleach the hands, and render them
JoLnst, ~ stairs
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A. J. RLErcsFR Auctionser
NAIJrABIE LOTS. with pleas

THIRTEEN VALUABLE LOTS, with pleas tTas
II ant RESIDENCE containing seventeen rooms ~ 'h L.
sst hsaltii Il and bssuul part 81 Ny" ih hy
round.d by Handsome residence, with shuunaI H. a., la,
and comm audug extensive prospect. over th' ~
I'm snd M, railroad az
lvs For al. AZ tb, Merchants Exchange on "fDNhoDH
Al D. ~ ~ coct For maps and particulars i, :. -
1iBITFCKER BTosd.st, OF Of CHAs. H. bHAAhALL'
No. Is Mtlst
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csa.i uc y, g'I uiIClir'sEHOLD FURNI-

STREcHARIEs pELAyAs will d, sss sas,'. ..oe1
IpEsDAY the ?.t inst 10 ,bs dwsiae boa.e No, 100
AZ! nt onna y pa. rS S"1 Piano. IG
weed inbrOcsl Psor kuIpur' O ,y new Mirrors, velvet
ssrps 6 Cloths. nds ard o., and s Bureau NV
rsNnfs "S IN IN, kitchen Furniture catalogues u De
bad IT, A sale =: he ' ss..a b. Baas Dep
le arc IH :, a,.rs unknown 20 the Agctoneer
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Ncw.YoKg. No. s WAIL-sr.,(
March 81. S51.
I'VE TRANsFER BOOKS Of The IA CROSSE
4 hLWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY will be
go ss nom oeloeA On IL All q Apl ncx untl the
f"h pfos 81 10 Election Of y srctoTs aid Com
psiy "lH tai, p-Cc q; MILWAuKLE. D.. thc l0t prox
JOSEPH 5. COLT. Igs-sE. Als.:.
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Tor SALE, for permanent investment, EIGHT
PER CENT CITY and COUNTY BONDS

PER CENT CITY and COUNTY BONDS.
The undersigned oferr for sale;
$4,000 Hancock County (inOis) T. cent Bonds dated
July 1876 md edeemsbe at the American Exchange Bank
in July 1876; Interest Coupons payable annually
on the let Of July, 81 600 each.
600 Wsrsaw City nois per cent Bonds, dated May
1856 and due at the American Exchange Bank, in New
Yok May a. 1876 Interest Coupons payable January aud July
], 81 coo each. 80 ,
The above issued In conformity with act OF
the State Legislature authorizing the issue Of Bonds to aid In
Of the Warsaw and Rockford Railroad The
amount Of taxable property in the County for the year 1850 was
S5SOs949 taxes, $73 500 population about 5000 area IN
acres $40 The authorized isue by the County 10000
The Of taxable property In the city 600 tsse
$50 population 40 The authorized issue by the City Is
be issued by either the city county
without the Legislature and sanctioned by the people
has been taken to make these Bonds
in point security and they cannot be epud
a.d under Hancock County 10 Of the
tn. State and 1t expected that 80 miles Of
the above Railroad from Warsaw 10 Oquswka Junction will
he finished and IN full operation sixty days from the present
time have fully examined the strength Of these securities
and can them my friends and the public with
the confidence believing that they will compare with
any thing in the market and for permanent investment no
safer Bonds can b. found.
copy the under which these Bonds were Issued
HG52) ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. Brosd-st.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 90
i Warren It neal Greenwcbst-OptD daily from 10 m TO
; D. M and to p Mondays Thursday and Saturdays
Interest at per cent all shms from ! 20 : 500
WALTER w. CONCKLIN, President
VASpERBILT L. BUXTON, Secretary
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CCPREME COURT-COUNTY Of klNGS.-
- HORACE HOLDEN Executor II the Last WI and Ies'
lament Of Nathaniel w Sanford decss-ed against =
GRISW OLD, AduniuistrrtrS, and WILLIAM w skAAIss
&c Zaharsh Griswold, decreased Charles
(;ri,wod Elizabeth j. Grswold Emily Gswoid julia "
Homer Frederic O. Heron, William w shaats Moses We
Moves and SCHUYLER Skaats.-Summons for kehef-tO
NOT served ITO the Def ndants above named You
are hereby and required 20 answer the complaint ~
,h action which will filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF tho
County King, the City Hall in the City Of and
10 serve copy your the said complaint ON the sao
.cb.r t,ir oce No. $50 Nassau st. In this city within
twenty days after the service Of this summons on you
Of the such service and fail to answer the SAID
plant within the time sf-rssid the plaintiff IN ths action
apply the Court for the IN the complaint
Dated New. York March II, 1851. -
THAYER ARMOUR Plaintiffs Attorneys. $50 Nassaust
The con paipt i'm this seton filed the 18th March 1857
mSl law6wTu THAYER l. ARMOUR. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Water Cure.
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby pvsa 70 Al
persons having claims against HUGH EARLY ATE ettSe SY
NewYoIk contractor deceased to present the s.ins vta
youoh'n thrr'of 10 the sSbscIbsrs at The omee 81 -
No II Wssi In the City Of Newfork on or before the 'n
DAY August New YORK. the Sd day OF beoTsAiys
1857 MARGARET FAIRLY, Exseatrs, and
f94 lsven,fu DANIEL KENNEDY, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of.he County of New York Notice hereby gwen 20 AL
r.r,on, having claims against ANDREAS TEYS, se Of the
ty Of New York grocer decreased to present the sslns with
thereof 20 subscriber at the store of T. 4.
SCHABBEHAR. No. IS Hrdsenst in .he City Of New r9rn
on or before the twentysXth day Of September pextDscd
New.York. the Esd day Of March. 1857
MATTHIAS HOPkEr
CARL p SCHABBEHAR, ESecntora
ERNEST A. SCHABBEHAR,)
ro4lewfuTu
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WrlIINcTON 4. CIRTtR, Au,tIDnt,.
HI TFD WARE, TAILORS' SHEARS, &c,
at Isction THIS DAY at los Sooek at No 81 ney COZ!
o,teJ cutlery general Hardware and Family Anici'' with
sbxes lots 81 Cisas Tobacco, Brandy Gin, Champagne,
Claret. &c
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nFNNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities WIN
Weston North and South western States oy CON
tnuon. Railway direct This Road also connects al foursa
With daily line TO all port; in the Western hNrrs
and AZ yand Sandusky with steamers TO all parts on
tb. Lakes making the most direct cheapest ahd
reliable. route hy which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 ad
from the Great W est.
FIRST CLAss-Boos Shoes, Hats aud Caps Loo cents
BOOK. Dry Goods tin boxes, bales and trunks 100 m
pruR. lin boxes and bslesl, Feathers furs, Sc..
SycoNp CLass.-Domrstic Shettng, Shrtlrs ana
Ticking lin original bules Drugs I'm csk' Hard 'ocsnss
Tin rolls boxes) W DOL ana sheep i' To-
P,lts Eastward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THIRD CLAss-Anyils Steel Chains Tin csss' }65eentp
Hemp Bacon and Pork, Sailed loose or IN sarksl lon
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars OF cut &c
FOURTH CLASs.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beet and -
Pork lin casks boxes. Eastward Lard and % cen.sP
Lard OIL, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, lVp
Pitch Rosn, &c......... .'''''''''''''')
FLouR-sl q Dbl until further notice.
GRAIs-5O cents = 100 ID until further notice go. =,
CoTroN-s2 y bale exceeding 500 weight until further
notice.
In .hppng Goods point east Of Philadelphia be
,cnIsr 10 n arb the package Via Penns Rarad All
Goods Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh will be forw arded without detention: .
FREIGHT AGESrs-Harrs Wormley 4 Co. Memphis, Tenn
4 Sass Co St Louis 4. Mitchell Son. Evnsville,
Ind Durnesnill Bell Co, and Carter Jewe Louisville
XIV; B. C. Medium Madison. Ind Sprgman Brown snd
irwin Co Cincinnati; n. w. Graham Co, Zenesvlllc,
No stor House New.York, No. l Wlliamst, and No:
Battery. place New York T.. j. Sneeder, Phadephia Ma
rraw 4 Rooms Baltimore; Geo. c. Francscus Pttsoursh
H. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, fhladeiPhia"
II. J. LOMBAERT Superintendent Altoona Pa
January 5, 1857.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice Is hereby given to al
persons having claims against WILLIAM KEW .e Of me
CIV OF deceased to present the with vouca
ers thereof the subscriber ut his Office No s Hud.ons,
m m, civ Of NrwYork before the fifteenth day Of July
ns,tDs,.d New YORK the twelfth day of January 1857
us ,xx6mTns TERENCE BOYLE Executor.
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IN ~ issuance of an order Of the Surroete O.
having claims against JOHN BLACK, late Of the City o.
New York eontecner deceased to present the s.ne s
thereof the subscribers 1t the house OF joan D.
Rls,h No I4e Hammoud in the City Of New Yort on OF
before the day Angus. nespa,ed New for. the ~
Ssx OF February 1857 JOHN Il. BLACK. Administrator
4 l,wsmlu. T. d. BLACK, Administrative.
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IIHE REGIILAR NAIL line via STONING.

TTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i TON for BOSTON and PRONIDENCE.-lnlsnd route
without dslay change the Eastern
Mail --u.- =, e.. -,
C. VANpERBILT Capt " H. Frazer in connection with the
sonnston and Providence and Boston and
No North River sr wha above Battery place al O'Clock
NJ and S,ouiugon 1s:So pm or on the ARRIVAL u the A
rain u hrh leave. Boston az $3.50 pm. 80 an,
Tn. G VANDERBILT from New.York Monday, Wednes
dsy and Friday From Stoninsion Tuesday thursday anu
Saturday. - -n,.
tn. PLYMOUTH ROCK from New YoIk Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. From si0niuston Monday "wednesday '"N
Friday. n.
Ps,srnse- proceed from souns,on per Railroad % Proy
d.rc. .na Boston the Express Mail Train reaching ssd
place sv-r advance Of those by other routes snH
an pe time for all the early morning lines connectns No'h
80 rt Or, remain on board tn. steamer
,niov nights rest undsturbed bresktasns desired ana
leave stoninsou in the 7l5 an train for Providence
Master accompanies the steamer and tram through
each -. 100000. d., ~, D
For massage berts freight apply AZ Pier NO
North River or az the Office, No. 10 Battery place
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EOR BOSTON via NORWICH IL, a az doa MOa.
oEslEfLps ~. - CONNECTiCUT, Capt, VIM WI
CO.. On HoSpAYs svS csp snS
I'm, on I'll fSpAYs THURSDAYS and sATpkp,AI,S, 70
Ayn Point thence b Gs. .n bottom Pro,denS- Law
80 IowI Sa.hus Concord White Mountains and every
o,h.r section Of New England ssi.rSsm' can ee
Set et Couy.sUetgt,
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1,rwyopv Am ERIE RAILRoAD.-ou

AyEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
II and sf-r Monday April last az until iaaet nSs,ee
Yassnssr Trains vii leave Pier foot o. poe0e"' "'"''
pi-yKIRK EXPRESS, Q. $50 . m, for Danh,rf-
BI'PYALO EXPRESS, at 80 M, Tor pnsIo ,, ,,,.,
MAIL st 7;c q m for psnhIS ana sii ,sn.in over
ed,.. tst,or. Passengers BY this train VII fcs4n WV
nish AZ Fr,ira and proceed next morning -. T.,
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, At 5p NJ, VA rie'"'N' ."
svH.ru'. and intermediate stations ,,,r-.
WAY PASSENGER, at p IN, for Neweursh' AeaAe''"A
and interim disr stations 49, .,.,
THE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTEDl
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 p H. for Dunhrh. every asyi
(except that the train on saturday runs 70 hofneHHe
NIGHT EMPRESS m4:so ?. m, for Buffalo every day
These Express Trains connect az Emira WIZ the hnhrs
C.usndasua end Niagara Falls Railroad Tor Niasss fs,s
Bnshau;on with the Syracuse and bShsnon nsfoaa tot
Sxrsrpsr a, Corning with Buffalo. Corning and New foFk
R,iiroad r Rochester at Great Bead with Delaware Lacks
wanna aud Western Railroad for Scranton AZ
With the Buffalo and New-York City Railroad Tor punHo
Buffalo Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad TOT @s'e
and, CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit. Chieaao &c Dill.
ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-Fall and Winter
4 Arrare,ment-tsundays excepted Trains sins tss,
Leave Brooklyn for Greenport. 10 daily Tor
a M daily and Saturdays at S+5 m for fsrnnsdSe,
m and As p for Syosset at 10 m and St p M '
H,upstesd l0s y aud - and p m tut 'sN0'
10 a m Y H., S:t6 S. and 80 p.
land ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROEl.
l. DTNCE &c-On and after April l. EXPRESS TkAlS
81 ,hs Providence Hartford aud FshkN Railroad Will leave
hartford on the arrival there Of the EIprss Train Of The New
w md New Haven and NewHlv,n Hartford and Spring
SID Railroads which leave New York .. s NJ
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent