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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

Railroad Company win, o. Tuesday, February "a, be
removed from The Broadway Bank TO the Office Of said
Company, a. No. Wan street The transfer books
viii be cl-sed on Saturday, the 2ls 6; 'dock, and
reopepsd on Tuesday, the oath ost, IN order to eec:
his arrangement. ". T. Hooker president Of the
Continental Bsrk) has been appointed By said Com
pany Register for coun,ersgning their certificates of
stock.
The earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company for the mooth OF January,
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BARS-Noihns doirs for wan, OF sock CLoygksstp u
AsAn sdysDced std eos-d 81 50 CorroS ia modsr.,s 4.
mad 81 tul prices. Flour inactive, ard stssdsrd ssrh
offered Al 50 ST. without saes Rvs fLovs and coss Ma,
and prices have rec-ded little sales Of II oil ne q
and State a. ST. s0G&l IS RYE wanted a. CoaS IsI
less ipeuiry 65d6Sc. for and old yellow Oars auN
&c GRoctRIRs-Cofee 10 st,rsctlnt more stten,on. a
400 BAGS Rio cold 81 9idilc Of 81 days sses Cuba Noss
st Sc Provisions unchanged and but little business n
WHISKY sells q; 2 d2as. for hhds. and bbls.
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rrF.l River l4h. bark A: hors ION, r'm 'h"'-
- 49,, Win 7eo bbls. sp, 90 Do "a, OIL ,y.ls
=, N.riitio. Dec. H. bark Un!led states W.
Rolr. ssrdricb Isisnds, jar 8. sbip sy'e>
ptp. s.lrhayer. from crni,e no report Of o.. s,y,
sehr Alfred, Of FAiEbsysn, ~bich ssair4 rom AZ
a ~ d. sols.ion. bad , bb.s tp ,--p De-, ~
ie,tsr fion Cap.. Regard of bark lhors ,.u<0
B.sford asr,d q seA Isn g. ar. j. lon ~ r.. Ssr
- ~ bbs bnasL eli On board. Aiso feso,s ,Ss -
,ior, hsrhs RdvGd Stanton, New b-eiei - - ~
Osprs, Fisher New Bedford ~ so y, -, sol eltt
IN .isaf. Rs1ifus swair, Ses Bedford s""
r. Pore would be .: Pa y Apr
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Market, ReporteS 5y TslsgrspL.

wOsLE.Ns Feb ls-CorroN 10 firm sAles to-day, u
bales, SUGAR firm a, io.c. MoLsssss &c. FLovs das
declining tendency. PokK dull L.Eo eaoyAnt a. .is,
tefce.. SrrsLNG EXCHANGE II q cent premium
NosLr Feb lT-Reeeip,s Of CorroS during the lat 4
dav. 7 500 bales; Middlips 10 quoted At lac.
CHARLEsros Feb. l7.-sses OF Corros odsy, Z ~ u
ct full prices.
CHsSLssros Feb ls-ssles OF CorrcS to-day 100 \.
In prirs.
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u.cyM.yApLAH-A Trey, Monday, Yee u, hy tie
- I~5a.Sy D. D. Mr.. Ssihsa ID. Irscy a his city, 70
M, Are BeFsnan OF frcJ. -
WoPE-UOOp- On TsesdAy Feb ~. a. Cstvsyy Cau'ce D.
N. Rev d. Bssb. NJ. Franz ""h 81 't-s ely e NJ
W. Lee ~
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BOSTON, Feb. I9-Au. chip Young Fade hon W.
leans and New York from Charleston; bark 0sman ssyr
bhss s. Tburstop, r. Curtis and Ann D. rorrs, h'@
tapzss; steamer Joseph Whitney, from Baltimore 49,
CHARLESTON. Feb. 1.-THE U. =. ". stesnship ~ ~
Foster from New YORK. arrived here on Tuesday m'rsAs'
olrl
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COURT CALENDAR-rms pu.


CoURr OF CoNMoS PLE.s-Par Mos. - TO % a,
q So IS. 80. 81. Part II-Scs. Is TO u
SUPREME Court -CIRCUIT.-Nos. eSS 1871, 1894.
1881 ST lila 1872 1855 1855 1857 l76s 1885 1857
1871 SO 2sS ISIS 1879, rs. $50 1877, SIS 1904
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. "a, 71S, 2!l, AZ, 9S, ioS,
Si2 81. $40 $40, s5? 81, So, 7oe
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- o,A<s vb NJ cattny ssd two etbsss wfb NJ
Bveyts; spobes koa information N 'csesSe n
IrASs VIII Affairs While California vhise Of ~,
Bssshs made memorandum Of Mr. Seer1sns oA5hrs ON
Me PMsb; 7 made rpemorabdon Of Mrs DAVID fns
vssr n October al her brothers. Vices made
- Mr.. PSAh sayas why yes" nvoiuntAr'y DO ole 10
I'D M
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p...ruxer, sailed

ESQ Victor Gates esq, Mr.. Balls lady and two eshdr
Me..-s Easily Lesser, Ssuvas, Yates, W. Core, CSons
D,leuo C. Psu,lin VIM. Miller, Thielerter. beowsoe IA
Devoi. and child Mr. Grfths Mrs h. Levy and so esaas
hr. Porsnan and lsdy. Messr Bore fTaneAs, sSns-t "
A. steerass passengers
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Markets. .CARrvvLLY RIPoRrrD FOR TIE TRrBusE

IHUKsDAY,
ASHES-The market steady and the inquiry fair sales Of
so bbls 81 49, the latter for extra Pearls
are quiet q. 81 62l
corr ON-Ths market firm yesterdays quotations sales
Of 600 bales, mostly in ,ransitu.
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MINIATURE ALAAkAc....rEIs pN
sun-Rses... T:47 sets....... 5:s2 xooa-Nses.. ~
RiGH wArER....rnis pAr.
Sandy Hook S27 Gov. Island. AHA Heb CHA ~
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meeting was held this day by the members OF he
Corn Exchspge in tLeir at the close OF ousins
hours, TO take into consideration the subject Of ds
eliminating tolls agtated before the Legislature 8,
Albany. Theodore Banks, esq., was called TO the
chair ard F. S. Li.tleohn esq, appointed Secretary
Addresses made by several gentlemen explaining
the subject, and the effect such discrimination as Is
now proposed was Ike to have upon the commercial
interests Of this State and city, tending to direct
large amount of trade into other channels and to other
places. The following resolutions were proposed by
Francis P. Sage, esq, and unanimously carried:
Re,olr,1 That in the opinion Of meeting sl dscrmins
Ing tolls canals operating in favor OF one route - me
prejudice of arotber, would be unjust, npohc Snd oe'i
amount Of produce to other enhancing the Of
and thereby reducing the revenues instead oil
Re,reS That We are in favor Of the cheapest,
pedtou. route 20 the great West that our eg.o'. IN
our opinion promote interests of their constituents and H.
the revenues from our canals By aTedactioa OF to
upon all topte 50 20 di s . ps sanm Of p
p,eAd Of imposing any discrimination IN hyor OF one 20
Tie esisnedI r g LITTLEJoHN, Secretary.
The telegraph advises of the failure OF Mr. Euoch
Train, e gentleman largely engaged in the shipping
business in Boston. Mr. Train has stood high among
the merchants of Boston man of wealth and en-
erprse and no doubt is felt there tina. he viii pay all
his debts His property is in large ships and real
estate not immediately convertible.
The Money market is working easier, and stock Dor
rowers to-day found bit little difficulty in supplying
their wants. The Banks however, feel sensibly the
necessity of caution in making loans, and are still COO
tracing to a moderate extent There is however,
with some of these institutions disposition to lend
on call. Gold is coming ia more freely again from Bos
ton Philadelphia, &c. We hear Of some s3OO, 600 TO-
day.
The annual report of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railroad Company shows the earnings of the year end
ing Dec. 81, 1856, to have been s579,959 81. Com
pared with the previous year. the earnings have BEEN
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT -FEB. H.
The Circuit Court will open on Mondsy next for L
trial Of equity and criminal causes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20

UNITKD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICK-Frs -
Before 6. W. MoRToN. .
John A. Kennedy charged with an assault with
DANGEROUS wespon upon Thomas Campbell sailor on board
the Ellen Austin DISCHARGED to-day the complainant. ties
tuopy being OVERCOME by Of Witnesses hennec
"a sill under arrest Tor similar oHense upon the compliant Of
Robert Armstrong, another one OF the crew
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FEF. p-Bef'Fe
Judge BETTs. -,
The following Grand Jurors, in addition 70 tn1 es
whose names we psbshed yesterday, empanneed th
morning; Geo n Chairman Frederick u. Cogsl Charles
Cossi JohE Dickson Wm Dunnins Chss ~ Feans Joshua
Gould Cbas r. White, Robert Graeis -
The usual charge then delivered the Grand jury con
ap'ps no sreciL FEATURES OF public interest Attention was
c,ed 10 the law Of countenE assaults with dangerous
weapon revolt larceny the posofhoe. emo.z<ine oil
United mail bags kc The Court then took up Al IA
miralty cause.
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n, p,sx .,a that the testimony OF Mrs Gs,kott could
po be obned except Ibe commission visiting her mouse
NJ nrht As the beo hidden and there nobody during tue
fSw;p = Blsnsmsn. Counselorst-Lsw, sworn-I have
knesp Dr. Moore ever .uce 1874 s. have always found
W. sDs,iaaS a.posed hs for IS years he had known
Dr. Moore, and always found hul 10 " very AN"
gentleman -, - ,u. yo,a, 81.
ans Of the PARTIES implicated 10 the conspiracy agNns "
Moe never hsafd OF Sttempt Mr. LIVINGSTON ME
ant read OF 1t in the public prints IN July ISL hgne. .T
Mr. Ly!nsstoa except when be was IN the custom iouse
A.ys been this ana very aeh H.
J0fed 10th in reputation and in business , WI, -.
CSossexH uinedl am acquainted Stn nny "o.Se', L.
Known three OF intimate, ever since
Pehed her Of the street don't recoleet VI
Moore boat did introduce him a. saIe"soIY
Sn (lvt,ers shown they my hAndwnns DE-
Moore has been family ply Tor three OF tour Yeas
The Doctors Oce the Doctor has been bail
sc.ment for smuggling have told pties thai was in fear
of ny Efe from John Mid, from DR.. Moore.
EVIDENCE FOR PROSECUTIONS.
Dr. D. Reese been practitioner here for p
A.ew but Htte Of Dr. Moore his general chSrser ~ the
profession and community but very little known 10 me-
Aired s. Livingston. sworn / reside al Trenton, New
Jersey think. indeed an oeI:An thst hrs became sc-
~n.at.d with Mary NOTden Or. ~, 1850; htsi SAL
h OF june house sa~ leasas cs.cS 'aS :. i ne
g.. ,,rs INV reasons fI investigating toe story ~ TIE
as announcement o; was, hs 'ee me- !nPf9o-o.e
and tsousht that i might be p, o. d9 M
nv L.ns was hat Of iadigo&.iop, not mAdc' Sa'N u
Moo, trsa SAL 70 1881 be Nns N ny mouse % ne
wrote him note aesius 'aA ''' I'D
C-os. sxlmned- think my acquaintance CONNIE nea wa
Or Moore IN lss; there not nucH c1rIe-ce III vi
Issp N The sarnc society Wiz n Ire Intimacy friendly
Vs ~ the ;ne srose ,bs intimacy on III So nSd sSnls
sequSn'Apet wita d.. Aocre b. oSued ie bsi 81
ksess and -. No lo8 Bo.dwsy sud half the aud
~ "a Cortland stresf owned bY ny VIE,
~ eschw.il The, vas 81. Ssse.ed ;hs, rfcysIy NOV w.
WIS sHered al. Ire h.i chhnts ,h.ats kSsE 81
.usi,I :. iss IIerry g &-s g. t,s, -. w. ~ ne
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finaItfidl.


osricE OF ruG L. Cr,ssr Asp MLw,uEss R co.
MILwACEEZ. J1ne TO- 1871
IT Meeting Of the Board of Directors held
~ Tbis Dsy tie following rsolutoTf vers passed VIZ:
RsroIte9 That DIVIDES y Of SIX PR CSNTCA b ,aS
tie hereby Dc al CASH pad sha, Va zen
ers Stock q this Company eLei . DIVIDENDS on ne 10 Ay
Of July 1851 PAID out q the net elnars OF 1e nrs, half
of tho current yea that the said ydend' IN AL share,
transferred tie Stock Tr,nsfer Aency Of ms
the Of New York be paid a. the Company Agency Oos
Ia ssd CITY Oh the h DAY Of July next AID that me sau Dr
dsnd upon all other paid shares ent ed to me same BE-
Conpsnys Oace in Milwaukee on the ia day oil JAY
=, , =.
R,.od Thai the Books Of Transfer Of the Capital stock Of
TIL. the cities Of Milwaukee ana Ner
YorE on infant ard rsmAis closed N me
ov Of the 81 day Of J1y AID IN the cay OIL
J. HADLEY Secrs,sgs
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A NJ. HgRwr, Auct;oae-r
DY BANGS BROTHER Il CO-Trade Sale

- Rooms. No. IS Park row.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 80 al o'clock
ENGLISH LAW BOOks.-A Large collection Of choi.s
Law Books jut received from London comprising oorpe'e
sets Of Common and Chaneery Report. Admiralty Ne
ports Commentaries Disests, Te ,ises Elementary ofks
&c Including and valuable Oks. Ansns
them complete 80 oihe Statutes large Of ENGLAND from
Magma ChsTts TO 1853 Ia 70 vols also complete st Of Ao
Parliamentary History Of En gland Ia d vols lc. Catalogues
vii! b. sen; q address q application.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JuE- "a. st 7 O'Clock .
NEW AND FRESH STOCK. comprising great 'are,y
choice library copies Of standard and miscellaneous books
IL the vsou departments Of Literature Arts and Seisnce IA
Guiding Illustrated works In fine binding. and nearly Al
perfect order and recently published Also large s.sot
Of Classical and School Books Staple and Fancy saon
ery Blank Books, Papers, &c.
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1ales BIZ Antiian.

A UCTION SALE to CLOSE an ESTATE
~ FARM Of GO sores Te,ssrty situated about two miles
Cornwall LANDING vol wl:ered sai wooded with con
De- Hing ost buildings. sad choice Fruits Also, ~:
LOTS the village d Canterbury each about q feet front aaa
rear b. 80 deep On good brick House aud Stop WIFE
ut u Fruit both As 50 share. Of
BANK STOCK. The ,aie will be positive aud AZ the Oa2n
Hotel in fad village a. o'clock MONDAY June -
1851. Title good and terms liberal Inag.le q
J. w CRISSEy, Admit.
.ls preI.i.es wal. Orange Co, ~. 1.
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Il II. II. N tts-OH w
ID June q at O'Clock In front Of the q; No - mas
saust srse powerful bay HORSE abou; l6 hsrd nign %
years sound and kind in harness sad good traveller sod
for want a ,...,
Also BroushaIn ROCKAwAY in good order. very little
used with pole and shafts. built by Miner Stevens ,
Also stylish iron-zrsy HORSE, years old, and warranted
entirely kind; Is! hands high Such horse ' any
gentleman would ike 10
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RUSSELL W. wEsToorr, Auc.ionesr.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and

IL WORKS Of ART. The property of Co.nehzs l. LaH
renee esq to be sold at suction TOMORROW, tNednes
ds,) June a. the premise, No 49, Yves; zls,s', vast OF
STRAW, commencing a. 10 o'clock
Full descriptive Catalogue Of this na-nfcent sale are ay
and can be obtained the flee Of the Auc No Beck
nan St. under Nassau Bank The whole will b absolutely
sold without reserve rain shine aud embraces everything
adapted 20 costly and fashionable furnished resdesce Psror
repee with solid carved rosewood Furniture entire suite
double DTe suite, coveredn crimson and maroon brcaie
rosewood marble Esgeres with plate doors Consoles IN
bull work Center and Pier Tsbls with Egyptian tops
splendid 7lo1tsv. rosewood Plano Forte made by Ntcht
with the uex PRED marble Music Cabinet Turkish
and Rec piop Chairs. Turkish Lounges four large and elegant
Mantle and Pier Mirrors; satin snd lace Curn. bronze and
ormou Clocks French Ecrtoe eleg sevre and Dre.d'en
China marble Groups Paul and virginia Bschus Feast
Painting Music Venus ST the Bath, &c also besutfa
Ornaments collection Of choice and valuable Paintings innd
ing rgni6cent M,ionn. after Raphael; elegant Dining room
and Library Furniture; OAK carved Extension Table; sIver
Ware Of every oecpton rch China Dinner and Tea Sets
RUBY and Crystal Cut Class superior Rosewood Secretary and
BooEcase Library do Rosewood Bureaus Bed.teads
Hair Mattresses; Marble WIshstands Rosewood Armours
with freT ch plate doors Ward5bes Sefas French Chars
Velvet iton and Tapestry Carpets with zres variety OF
Chamber and ParlO Furniture enumerated Also a. Ihe
elegant Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures in the house Sale WI
in dining ct precisely 10 o'clock sat'iac'
ory deposit will te required of all purchasers
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ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

IL VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY to be SOLD at AUG
TION-1hs subscriber will sell at public sse THURS
DAY June o. 1851 his elegant Country Residence consisting
of x acres of Land which large aud commodiou. Gothic
House House and Shed also variety Of Fruit
and ornamental Trees of several year, growth Said property
located in the vsge Of Trumansburz Tompkins
County and of the desirable residences in
Central NewIolk -
Also valuable Nil Property consisting Of G and Flour
ins Mil with four Of stone in good order and doing
good business Also good Saw Mil, three Dwelling Houses,
and about 20 Of good Land Any wishn: such prop
ery would do well avail themselves Of this opportunity
Il is expected that II will sell for much less than it, real value
being Of the Subscribers feeble health and de-
sire foi a change Of climate
Terms Of iseOn Mill Property, orethl down and the bal
in equal annual psyuents Residence half
dow balance in year.-TTUmsDsburg June H. lSjI
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DAVID scorr, Auctioneer - ,,, 49,,
DDnDEpTN in. Jersey CITY

DAVID scorT Auctioneer o.r,,
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN Jt Il vi
,,PTBLIC AUCTION brlongiuf 20 the As'9e,s,,,S %
the Jersey Company ard others. sIAIf Lo!S ~
extending fee, cas-, from Huosonst' near VIC '' WI DC
.o,a AZ public auction In Jersey City on
WEDNESDAY. the 2i;h Jane, 1897, az. ~
TIE street regulated and paved aud sewers Ha iS e
vii take place tie steps Of the jersey Wy r
nam, corner Of Hudson and hon;snery s IT reaAiAas'
q The property IL said blocks and which Hsy ~
said buidins Of on application 10 LEWIS All GAoehi'
Treasurer Of the Associates. 80, ..;,, -, =. 4.
TyRMs OF sALET.a per cent and the zee %
p.r lt on hs dsy q sale Two thirds OF the
can rem, ain on bad and mortgage on the Pie ass
AZ p~ c.n Interest al the option Il the IsSnsseI paAhSr
on h. l.t Of July De 4, when the deed. wiz Oe IL
the purchsstr stirulate- for immediate ss
spo'- NJ M az reIaan on bond aad mortssse
TTr prop-rty will - sold subject % ress'n " 20 uas
sanc-s AID With FIRE limit clause So. ~, NJ -
3y oraer Of the Boa,d OF Trrs'ees -'-'~' ny "T -
1851 d. 5. GRE0uEf.
J. Z. JACKSON Yxec.tiTe Committee.
J. GRlFFfTH.
JOHN ACKHS 49,.
For Maps and frrthcr psticlass Inc ~ 'N' ae'soet
M :. ii ,romSI u sectts Exchsns%
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OFricg LITTLE MANI RAILROAD Co, /
C...:,,..f lana


Trrasnrer. Department. Cincinnati. Jsne u 1877
ATs MEETING Of the Directors of this Com
n rapv held THIS DAY DIVIDEND Of Five per cent on
s,sl Sock aee!s.d for the six months eudns St
Nav the holders OF stock at thst date 81 the
Ofce In TIA city in NewY funds and afts' st JAY,
prox Pa.e. holding Stock registered IN New iork Will have
ther Dividend RENTED application 20 the untoE'iEnec tAs
Arsaey Of Mes.IA WiE.O~ Lanr Co pns on the Sta
M, ID G. A. DAyEaPORr. Treasurer.
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SUPRENE COUKI.-UtUhuE RI 10y ~ !.
y against HARMON X ROOT ct sL-in PorE:asy ~
naruept OF the Supreme Court If the State oi
viii expose TO sale 2s,h day Of June 1877 o. -
m at the Merchants Exchange IN the city Of y
L. H. Ludlow, auc,ioneer: -, II ,-,,,s
All that certain house and lot, piece or Parces ~ x
.,nate living r being In the Fourteenth Ward OF e cay
New Yok Row and guished map OF enat, oi Iae
lands Nicholas Bsysd deceased By lot npee P,s
dred and eisht ss) bounded westerly in tFoni oy
northcIly by l.i number twelve hundred aad 10 tI-6
eas;e, BY ground now la.e belonging 20 Chsils ,, %
.oa .othsry by lot number twelve hundred aHe is
containing In breadth in front and tsenyn.' i.t
and In ensth on each side hundred tiOol er 80. e
property commonly known number hive Aun-eu ~ ''s
t5i4 Bfosdway in the city ofNew-Iork
Dated New.fork, June B. 1851. . ,,rrrrr sb.tS
,.,a,I.s5 n GOODMAN Pld's ATTY.
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Me1ifal.

Glands SARSAPARILLA.-The prompt acton
~ this celebrated the vital fluid aud ,s
derfuLy purifying qualities mantle sted in the cure Of the wo
q Scrofua have established its reputation the bet
medicine the world for ceous and Erptiye Diseases pub
tying blood and freeing the liver stom.ch and boweis om
the products Of unhealthy secrstions Il Ut tho moot o
ulsr efe Give and safest remedy that eau BE- used
Prepared and sold BY A. B. 4 ID. SANDS Wholesale Drie
gi.ts No. 100 fulton ~. corner Of William, New York
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CONTINENTAL BANK NV YoRx an April. 1857.

CONTINENTAL BANK ",ioEh' AZ AF'1' 'o''. !,
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 50O,O co., to be increased
~ ssooc0-The Board Of Directors q the ContinsntL
Bank. III view Of its Increasing business and IN pasuanee o.
TIE authority conferred them By the Articles OF
snsniuou,y eecte 20 increase the Cspl SOCK ~ az
OF Five Thousand additional Shares o. oae h1Hea to
each which shA BE subject IL all respects 70 ths
lions conditions and limitations in sad Articles coatAnoa Aa
ec.red with respect 20 the shares existing . -,
Tie Officers Of Bank having been 5uy authorized ~ the
Board hereby ve noc~ that In accordance With h decision
Articles they vii Books o SubscptoI
and receive subscriptions the 18th day Of Jane next be-
tween the hour, Of 10 o'clock and O'Clock M AZ ths
said Bank In the City Of NevYork from az pcr.ons vho shall
.p AZ 10 that day the books Of th@ Bank
Shareholder. the said Confidential Bank Ia the proportion Of
one the increased Capital Stock every
three shares then held BY them respectively.
The subscribed rot paid At the time 81 saoscrp
lion wiz psysbe tie At day OF July next when certh.
Gates will be issued - - -
Such portion Of the additional Five Thousand Shares sc shall
po h. tsLsp by the shareholders within days sitter the said
h day Of Jure will be disposed Of for the benefit Of the AS
The Transfer Books viii closed from the 18th day Of Jane
" ~ w. 7. HOOKER President.
B. F. WARNER Cashier
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Wreau CLEANERS, Sc.

L'OR LIVERPOOL.-The United States Mail
Il stesm.Lip ERICSSON Lowber Commander ~ dspsrt
with the United States Mails for Europe positively sAIt n
DAY July o'clock IN, from her berth at the foot OF
Cahsst For freight passage having unequaed sccono
dstions for elegance and c. atoft, apply 70 .
EDWARD K COLLINS No. 50 Wall.st
Pss~ngrs viii please b. board az IL o'clock All is,
ter nust pass the Pcs.Oe any others will b.
turned
NoTIcEThe of this line have waterigh: compar
.
The COLUMBIA will succeed the ERICSSON and sail
tie 18th Of July; ATLANTIC the lat Of August and tbs
BALTIC the 18th u August
No eApne has been spared make the ships 81 this line In
All rr.p-ts good new The thorough examination given
them proves their mode Of construction yet unequied.
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Professional Notices.

NJEW PATENT SPECTACLESfo for PRESERV-
IN ING yIsIoNsuiting FOR Life and needing chspse-
Sr,nssd rsrned ana soa only BY Professor FRANKS OPP
ssss 10 New orr Eye Hospital Lecturer on Sight &c. Nc
- ~ New.YorS DR. FRANKS intends visins profes
s,onaly Che priaepA sisies Of We Eastern Ssstes
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paints, Oils, GLASS, &r.
Uopartnersbip Notifies.

nISSOLUTION.-The undersigned formerly en-
ssgsd IN the Printing business under the firm OF GRlF-
FIN HATFIELD having sold the stock materials and od
will of their establishment have this day dissolved partnership
hy mutual consent The business will BE- continued az the old
stand No. $50 BIosdwsy by successor JAMES VAL
LACE whom take pleasure in recommending 70 our former
patrons All business the late firm will be paid by either OF
The late perners June Il, 1851 JOHN GRIFFIN u
JACOB H. HATFIELD
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II T. LEEDS Co. Auc.ioneer.
MAGNIFICENT Rosewood and Mahogany
wi FURNITURE az suction-THlS DAY, Weonestay
~ Ie1 O'clock m Of all the contents Of the elegantly ilr
rbed residence No 6 West 18th So between ON ,nd
In Basement are mahogany buffet and Extension Ia2 Ae
se.nr viii rich assortment Of China Dinner and Tea sets
Iyory Cutlery Cut Glassware &c In the Psror' are eyet
Carpets solid rosewood Suites center side ana p'e
,cy.d F,arcr,s elegant Mantle Ornaments hse On rant
inss Fay and Reception Chairs Pier and oa La
the usual variety Of God and mahogsny French
bureaus Bookcases Sofas Couche., Chair. ara hhe h.u
Nre,es and multitude other articles too numerous to
mention To persons dson. Of getting good Furniture TINS
!. = GOOD chance Dealers will do well to attend