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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-15
TINE SALEOF
G r O G. E r [ E S,
BY
Morris & Stratton,

ON wRDNESDAY morning, July 22ud, 1857, at 10
" clock will oser at Auction ia front Of Stor
Market Street. and well selected stock Of Groceries,
50 hhds ChOice usars; 2O0 boxes and taloW
81 do clarified do dies;
$50 half bbs choice TebOiled so boxes starch;
Mulasses; 60 do Tobacco, various
so bbls loaf sugar; bra7ds;
go bags Rio COfs e; 4ObOx Glass Ware ass'edj
900 Kegs Nails best brands; 90 bbls CIDER Vinegar;
IS d-z Painted Buckets; 200 b0ls Whisky, various
60 casks soda; brands
With other articles 10 make complete sale.
TERMS:
All under $500 cash; all $500 and under
$1,000 days and all 5000 aud 90 days for
approved endorsed notes, payable in Of the city banks
July 10 NORRIS & STRATTON
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June25 1857

LLpersons Indebted Nashville Nnu seturinz Com
n psny requested to call and make immediate pay
mo. B. JOHNSON,
Inne9i IaS7- President
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THP cANDIDATEs FOR GOVERNOR.

We have received two lengthy accounts Of the
discussion at Kingston. We only give brief ex-
tracts from each which viii enable our readers to
form some idea of the impression that is left where
ever the parties have met:
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Dissolution Notice.
THE undersigned day Withdrawn from the firm
L of BOWMAN & SIMMS, doing business in Jsckson
county, tennessee. DIX. p. SIMMS.
June &c. Is-7. ~ l4-daw I'm
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CEMENT.
S0O BBLs Louisville, Cement, in store and for sale BY
SJUU July II 10. EDWARDS.
ALE AND PORTER.
n CASKS Scotch Ale;
70 Is London Porter. Just received, for sale by
July n JO- EDWARDS.
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LIQCUkS.
SOO BBLS Reetided WHISKY;
eDOO 50 " Old Bourbon do;
SO MOnOngahela do;
% Rye do,
40 " American Brandy;
so " GiE;
100 - Walkers Xxx Ale;
IS n. E. Rum;
Alsoa large ans Brandss, Wines, &c. In
and for sale by
July II 10. EDWARDS
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DURB HOLLAND GIS IOT sale py
i GprlO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

o,,or,,n C,pcrssrAycr.-A few days since,
.on;,rs, wns S;l.d by some boys, near the house
W. "'tor Parker' on the Plsnfed Road, which
had four young The "nsst was sc,ds n M
found and the four Were put WIN the ca' d IN
r. tbs rsrs Of The family she at once adopted them,
mSthery tenderness as though they were her own
nursing and fOndlng them and they playing GoOu, anr
[rnx Young squirrels feed occasionally from
IT, rno,hers month after the food has been masti-
Gated and tbi. instinct leads them to Try the same s
mode with the eat when .he gently ps,1 Ise9 9h a's
"a o., hunter Of squrreh showing an especial en-
H'"y :" '"o '"'' New -Hsyea PsIaLIin,
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PorAroIs-How THY Arr Grows IN CAIIyck

PorArors-How THY ARR GRows IN CAIUck-
sn.-J. A. Hobart of San Pueblo, 80 says TIE Ca.-
Gorsia Farmer planted his potatoes in JAY and hav-
vested them in January. The yield 900 sacks per
acre A sack is 100 pounds, which, by our estimate,
is two and one-sIth bushels nearly as mach as the
average quantity sold here for barrel 1t is equal to
$50 bushels an acre; and is stated that there we've
no small potatoes in the crop. The whoI would prob
ably average pound each.
How The GROUND WAS PRrpARkp.-The .ubscs
plov was used up to the beam, and the mold board
plov as deep as could be driven, Ave separate pow
;,g 40 that the coil was stired and pulvenIed about
two feet deep, and frequently exposed to the action Of
The atmosphere. The resul, was, the land produced
crop worth s6Oo or 500 an acre.
Here is something for farmers N the Atlantic Ss'es
to think about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

YouyG HERo.-Master Walters had been much
ANNOYED by some one Of his scholars Dhtstlsng IN
school Whenever he called boy 10 account Tor
such disturbance, he would plead that 1t was unn-
territorial" he forgot all about where he was. This
became so frequent that the master threatened Sc
we're punishment to the next offender. The next day
when the room was unusually quiet, loud, sharp
whistle broke the stiffness. Every one asserted that
il was certain boy who had the reputation OF mis-
chief.maker and liar. He was called up, and,
though with somewhat stubborn look he denied IL
again and again, commanded 10 hold out his hand
At this instant little slender fellow, not more IMAM
wears old came out and with very pale but Decd
ed face held out his hand saying u he dld go, WIN
the clear and firm tone Of a hero:
Mr. Walters Sir, do not punish him; WINS
tied was doing long, hard sum, and IN rubbing
out another rubbed il out by mistake and spoiled It
was very much afraid, but could not sit there and
act a lie when knew who was TO blame. You may
ferule me, Sir, as you said you should And with
ALI The firInnees he could command he again held out
the little hand never for q moment doubling tina: he
was to be punished. Mr.. Walters was much affected
"Chares" said he, looking at the erect form OF the
delicate child who had made such conquest over his
natural tmidity, :" would not strike you blow for
the world. No one here doubts that you speke the
truth; you did not mean 10 whistle. You have been
hero, Sir.
The boy went back to his seat with flushed face,
and quietly went on with his sums. He must have
felt that every eye was upon him in admiration for the
smallest scholar could appreciate the moral courage of
such action.
Charles grew up, and became devoted, consistent
Christian. Let all readers initiate his noble, he
roic conduct. Twilight Hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

Tsx Darn Scorr Decision IN PRacrIcE.-Ssm-
ming the last door of the first car and opening thar OF
the second the genilemanly conductor OF the New.
York train made his appearance with his DO" and
smile. and tickets, gentlemen, il you please"
Seated in the front corner surrounded by her per-
sonal conyenerces, such as carpet bag, amofeus,
bic bundle little bundle, a few apples and pieces OK
cake was a colored lady whose face, the hue OF an
inverted saucepan, contrasting with Der snow Shito
ivory and yeballs gave that pleasing African express
sion which is SO often the type Of humor and COCA
nature. -,
ity regardless Of complexion
81 hasn't got en- she replied, " but L -e goc
money. apy way" and she began to tumble in her
bag then in the bundles, searching thess articles
through in vain. ,.
Come. hurry up" exclaimed her slightly 'impa-
tient friend; IL cant wait all day. "
Dress yer soul, you don't think l mud everything
in a minute, but lse got money some htre-must %
in dis yeah cawpe, bag" and she felt IN her pocket
accordingly for the key.
well, well III pass through and when gee
back, perhaps YOU viii have II resdy' .a .,u,,.
"las, sartin" said Dinah but as he passed sionS
she reached cut her umbrella, aud giving hmm poke
upon the shoulder asked, What you gwon to charge
On freight p
What do YOU want to knew that fort"
Cause does; Use civil amt | |"
well FIVE cents foot; there, don't bother me any
more, but find your money, and he went his way
There seemed TO be a peculiar drollery about the
adys eve and mouth as rolled around in ia black
sea of hesh and the other opened TO give vent 20 an
involuntary yah hal" 1t was not long now before
she found her purse, and withdrew some coin, which
she kept ngng in her hand, as she kept up her oeea
sional cachinnations.
In due time the conductor returned for his money,
and upon extending his itching palm was somewhat
astonshed at receiving the precise sum OF Ten cent?
What do you mean = he exclaimed. Inc iafe
to New.Yorkis s."
"Yas vas, knows dat, for white folks-folks NAac
am folks-but Use nobody Ise freight, Is. yam,
YAH Poor rule a. don't work bof ways; i've cents a
foot heah they is" said she, extending pair OF
enormous smbulators for the inspection of the con-
ductor and us all.
The nonplushed functionary stood undetermined for
a moment among the shouts OF the passengers, until
an idea Of compromise occurred to him, as he ex-
claimed: "Wel, if you are freight, take yourself OF
into the baggage car" But there Dinah was too
much for him as she replied; Jus you pick up
your freight if you want TO cair um of
This settled the point. The conductor Vanished,
and Dnah offered pious ejaculation: :. Lord bress
dat Preme Court and gin 'em credit for FIVE dollar
BILL any wayl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

CUPREME COURT-Kings CountY-(Sut No.
= 2l-JAMEs WILc0MB a., .ssin.t ANN ELIZA WIT
Ssphis b. Church his wife John bunting rancis pton.
Eiv.rd Bishop BENJAMIN BENNETT, 0sotse j. ssnsZ,
,.e,r X,ret Ednund NJ Young Jackson Schultz John y.
Mccoy VIM A. Sears Edward Godfrey Abraham w Godfrey,
and Joseph Godhry-summons for Relief Com not 'ss
TT ,,h OF said defendants You hereby summoned and
10 snswer the complaint in this iseon which viii 30
filed in The ecs OF the CLERK Of the County OF Kings =. As
the said complaint the subscribers their ses
Ne es Waist. in the City Of NewYork With. twenty
DAYS the service this you exclusive Of
.uch service and fall answer the ssid complaint
hin said tho plaintiff in this acon viii
TO The Court the relief demanded in the congratulated
March 7, 1857 -o., - ...
Tn. .or plant this action fled In the once OF the
C.rt Of the County Of kns the nh day Of March 1877,
JENEBSs WATSON Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPREME COURT Kings County-(sui. No; !, y

CUPRElIE COURT Kings County-( Suit No. y
y JAMES WELCOME against ANN ELIZA WHITING.
WIEsLOW l.. WHITING, John C. Bunting Francis n.
J,ton Simeon T. Church Mr Sophia B. Church his wife
E9wMd Bshsp, BENJAMIN BENNETT. George J. ssn.y,
Oscar Vsr,t Edmund NJ Young, Jsct.on Schuts John
Meow Wliism Sears Edward Godfrey, Abraham W. 0od-
fey Jo.eph odfrey-Svmnons for Relief (Ccm not ser -
Te OF sad Defendants You hereby summoned and re-
ouired TO answer psnt in this action which will Be
died IN the oes Of the Cert Of the Co-nty Of King, At The
CITY Han the City Of Brookyn, and TO OF yo
snsrsr to complaint the subsobers at their o.
see Ne 81 Nss in the City Of New York. within twenty
dsy. the of this exclusive Of the
d,y of such service and you fall to the said
pap within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in th action wiz
ppv 70 the Court relief in The complaint
Dated March 7. laS7. 49,
Til. In this action hsd In the sdics Of the
,t of the County Of Linss the It'll day Of March l7
JEENESS l. WATSON, Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

ITO be SOLD at AUCTION, on The I'd day OF
May 1857 ON the premises part Of the FARM Of the se
Rotvr, Given consisting Of about ~ wood and esdow
in parcels =m IS 70 70 each plot containing '
sral tes1tifu Building sites. 49,.
This properly /, situated IN the Town Of we'.ehe'er about
"a miles from he City Hall, NewYefk, on he Boston lI'
pihe oppsite the country Of John j. Palmer esq A
The in mediate vicinity Of the residence Of the ae oSp vi
Spencer H. s. NJ and about Ten minutes noe ifOA ' "
hsmsbridse Station of the Harlem Railroad - r. q,
This. ,he hghet point Of land In We.the' 4, A.
hens r. N here that the Survey was t-fsn IL
asnhcsnt view Of the East River and al the
country. r.i,hho,hood
For ssn,lemen doing bIsiness IN The cry sno m
hsuy and /. perfectly healthy and very sceesbe one Of
the plots contain. neat coit.se RnRSy FE ~: S.
SO and Al Enn..t NeSYorh and Westche'ter near above
ss.i,,ns 20 attend the sale VII take the Harlem Rail-
80 20 shere they will find carriages 70
thenn 20 the pre- mises
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AHA lawswT tn

CTPREME COURT-COUNTY of CATTA-
- RAUGuS.-T0WNSEND BAoLEY Nt ROAEfN
NEADENSumuons for money. To Defendant; You are
hereby sumnoned the complaint Of ToWsSEND
81 Csttarausu, County the I'd day Of April 1857 aud
to serv. copy yOur on the sub.eriser Eoo,t
,rye, Of this ssmnons exclusive Of the day Of seryss and
Won fs to answer ssd complaint a. hereby required vac
nns viii tai. Judgment you for seventeen hundred
IA eleven dollars and forty 81 cents With Interest from March
Il, 1857 At yer cent per month bssids costs
ANSLL AEL0Y, Plaintiffs AtsrzeJa
sp1 lsw6wTu'
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Nstu2lork Daily Gribn,1e

PASSENGERS ARRIVING IL THE UsIrED SrirE'.-
We have received very elaborate statistical docu'
ment from the department of State at Washington,
prepared in conformity to the act Of Congress OF March
steamsb;n, and other vessels in which is given the
number age sex and occupation of all the passengers
who arrived in the United States by sea from foreign
countries during the past year;
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OF PASSENGERS IL 1856.

n, -. ,o,.I rrmber. there were born in Germany,
q 81 Sou me leland teIs1 5ss England u States
:GSSo Great Britain and Ireland 4S3; France
,733 Wales. 9 scotland 81 ,h Inc nsnoe 100 o.
The following is statement Of the number Of pas
encrrs a,yivin, in the United States, by sea, from
fmsion eountrie. during the last ten years
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HENRY II. LrIDs AuctioneeT.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.-HENRY X.

v LEEDS Co. will sell BY auction, WEDNESDAY,
May 70 a. II O'clock in their Gallery No = NssAu phi
vi. collection Of valuable OIL PAINTINGS imported aud ~
sste BY Richard Hswkns, esq, being his entire ooleohon
ASns them Will be found beautiful specimens Of Cres
Nm london Cooper, Muller innis, Wood Williams Van
wins heri,son Kidd Boese Taylor Bright ONeil Brand
ssHS walter. Of Liverpool Morris Of London ZuccarIh
OF Murno; Carlo Marait 8 Rosa Lsneret School OF
sn Also invoice Of about 30 fine English Pcturvs Just
composing several ne examples VI that school al OF
heh ~ BE- positively sold without They DOW
''eoy NJ exhibition until dey Of sae with ca,alogues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

There is not street in Memphis densely populated
on which there is not popular gambling nell. We
have heard Of eight gambling houses, establishments
specially fitted up for the purpose Of swindlng the
disspated at home, and the unwary from abroad now
In successful unchecked operation in this city.
Memphis News
The machinery OF the Montreal Water MoI *, IN
reservoir and the distribution have aready eG vet
round pnmbers flOO. 600. and fi00000 more y ys'
required to complete the works, making ''''' @
penditure Of f2tO,C COO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
N Y. SUPREME CoURT.-JoHN H: SUY-

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-JOHN II. SU1-
M DAM and EDGAR REED, plaintiffs, sgt B. lREToN,
defendant for money demand contract Com
served the defendant You hereby smnsned and
required 10 the complaint In this son which wa. hd
in Clerk City and County of
City Hall in said City the I'd day of May 1887 aud to
serve copy said complaint the sub
scrbers Office No 81 all street in the City OF New
York within days after the service of this summons on
Won exclusive of the such service and fail 10 an
wer the said pant within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
in this will take judgment against you for the sum OF
from the September thousand eight hundred and
sx be- the costs this sction.-Dsted May 1887
MCNEIL WILLARD Plaintiff Attorneys.
uv5lav6gTI-
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DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD
l. THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL


FROM NH~-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN HOURS.
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New-York To all points in the West.
The Psnnsyvsna Railroad connects a. Ptsourgh with nl
roads and from ST. Louis No Alton Gslens and Chicago
Ill frsnkSt, Lexington and Louisville Ky; Trrre hsnse
Madison L.y.e aud Indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati; Dayton
Springfield Belefptsne Sandusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
hmbu. Zanesvle Masson and Wooster ONO; also, win
the boats from and 10 New st. Louis
Louisville and Cir ctnnAt.
Through Tickets be had any Of the above mentioned
places the West lSee handbs In the hotels q this sy)
Passengers will find this the shortest expeditions and
comfortable route between the EGst and West
Through Tickets further information, be bad a. Tie
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No PASTOR HOUSE BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsyivsnis Railroad Go.
Eew-Y0rk May I. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

SYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on the Sev-Yok
and Enc Railroad
On and seer MONDAY, Oct % AID antn further notice.
Passenger Trains win follovs Sundays exceptcd
Leave Hevfork from pier foot Of puznest OF 70 n N
Buffalo. Express-conneesns at BnshAnton With EIpscss
Train for Syracuse.
$50 via Night Express-eonneetns ct BtnshAnton
with EIress Train for Syracuse and Osweeo.
Through Tickets be procured the Tket Once OF the
New y orh and Enc RsArosd w. u. GILBERT sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYork notice 10 hereby given 10 all
per,ons having c.u against HUGH EARLY late 81 the City
Of EewYork contractor deceased 10 present the same With
voucher. thereof the Subscriber at the office OF Csh
No II WsIst in the City of NewYork before the h
day Of Augus neI.-Dstd the sd day OF February
le57. MARGARET EAKLf EIeeu,r1, and
f94 i.vsmTu DANIEL KENNEDY, Executor.
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A. J. BLEEoELR, Auctioneef.
VALUABLE Uptown PROPERTY q

VALUABLE UP-lOWN PROfEhl1 AZ
AUCTIOE-A. j. BLEECKER L Co. will SELL. on
TUESDAY May g. u o'clock AZ the herchsnt's EXCHANGE
several comnodious and handsome HOUSES with Coach
houses Gardens &C. and choice plots Of ground In Audubon
Park adjoining Carmsnsye Washington Hshts and situ
18Th and 59ths extending from lltb 10 the
Hudson River, with water front thereon
This sutu property (which only requires 70 be seen 20 be
embraces 100 lots and ID oTnsmented with
Of many species and large size, and is Of an
the Oth the river laid out in fine lawns with
and groups Of eveIsreens Its healthy position
views Hudson and accessibility and from the business
portions the city b, the Hudson River Railroad pleasure
drive along the Bloomn sda Road make q the most de-
sirabe spots suburban residences on the Island
large portion remain for term Of years For cards 20
the nap. photographs Of the property kc apply
the Office, No. Broad-st. Q,CSl
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EDWARD ScBEScg AuctioneeI-By T. y. II. ScHESoK.
GREAT SALE Of OIL PAINTINGS.-On
HrNRY III. LEEDS. Auetioneer.

HENRY IT. LEEpS AuoIIOnetI. =.
TT II LEEDS a. Co. will sell by auction on
HI. TUESDAY May 49, lOi O'clock at the residence No.
N bleeckeTst: -. ,.,.n,,,r,,pr, c,;..t,u or
Brussels ingram Carpets Oicoth STAR Carpets anos
.nv sofas and hair cloth and plush rosewood flsno
Mo,. Curtains &c black walnut Be3stead Mattresses Boil
,tss Pillows lot B.diug lot Of China and Glassware &c
Az ~ O'clock Of the house ull blooded Aoea alan
bsy HORSE li hsnd high years old sound and KIND III al
names and very stylish driver Iot he mile m three
Fort but year Also set OF
HARNESS. made by TTainor, cost 80 with psnke's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

IN YORK TO ROCHESTER-Tbe ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open, and in con-
nection with the Buffalo, Corning and New York and Sew
YoIh and Enc Railroads. foD'a direct route nom
10 Rochester. -, 49,
The drctne of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded by the wide renders oJ lar the most oes
he between the sbove-named cities.
Tickets b. procured at the New York and Ene harosd
Ticket Office foot Of Duanes, and No. lsS Broadway also IN
Jersey CITY. 80
Baggage checked through.
ter th dispatch Any information desired in regard therein
can calling the General Freight OF The
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings C. TAPPAN
Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
t,,ns an tha Bntao Corning and New York Railroad
SUNDAY j. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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The total number arrived since oeptemoe! ~ io'''
is ,635 4GO.-IJoursal Of Commerce.
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HENRY H. LsEDs, Auetioneer.
VTIIIARIE OIL PAINTINGS PASTELS

Y alchemy H. LEEDS Co will sell BY Auction
THURSDAY May &c, at II oecsk in Gallery, No. .
splendid collection Of over 80 costly Oh Psutnzs
PAc and Water Color Drawings the property Of W Schsus
ESQ sold previous his departure for Europe Among them
viii tie b, works Of Below Garter Carmencks
Das,.l Hays Hart. nseson. Post Mrs. LILY ~ Spencer
Shatuck, Ssptin Van Goyen Williamson. and others beside
specimen Of European IL seldom that offer to
friends at time many choice pctgIs and W. do nor
hesitate In saying that this collection well worthy Of the at
tenion Of all lovers Of the Fine Arts The paintings will "
exhibition at the Gallery THURSDAY May a. up ~ day
Of ,se Catalogues will b. ready the day and will be
mailed 70 parties ont Of the city. n applied Tor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHIlA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Nal and Express LINES: Leave New York and II
q m and and D. III. fare, Is IL m, % Loi TopVpEs all
wsy ,tation. II and 60 to Remington Through ncfeu
.od for Cincinnati (+7 and slS @ and the West and for
Baltimore Washington, Norfolk sc- and through baggage
checked to Washington IN a. m and 8 2 m. ,.-.s
w. WOODBURY., Assistant supt
No will be received for train unless delivered
and IS minutes the time Of leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given TO 81
rsr.ops havna claims against WILLIAM KEW Ate Of the
tity Of New deceased present the with vossh
ere thereof the subscriber at his ofee No rs Hudson Of
In III. Civ Of before the fifteenth day Of July
n.rt-Dse ed New York the twelfth day Of January fs5H
us l,,euCus TERENCE BOYLE EXecstsr
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me1ifaI.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-A plentiful supply
,.ou II speedily eIpsl. from The crralsou stomach AID
lw,s AZ yiated and inf4ned SECRETION AMI the
entire system. Prepared and sold BY
A. B. 1 D. SANDS No. 100 Fllton-st.
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NI0TICE tn LOWERS of ihe ZINE ARTS-On

NOTICE to LOVERS of the FINE ARTS.-On
in FRIDAY next, May p Mr. J. GOuLOS splendid eoleo
ton Of original imported and selected PAINTINGS will come
nnd,r the hammer Messr SCHENCK their Salesroom
No 50 Nsssaust opposite the Post Office The collection
eompr,e some OF the choicest original works Of the following
American and foreign Arti.ts Gsnoux Hart CroPsey Talbot
Crnnch Miller Hope Brown George Hewett, A Tat, Al
bert Won Beesis Wouvennsn, Boemar Wynauts ho6oema
Denton Hondekoe,er, Rolfc, George Williams Alfred VIII
hams CLARK and LtOn VIII be on exhibition until tue Gay OF
sale Catalogues ready