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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

The Of aiA inowiedse And holiness % nsoe-s q e'
cise al tie flu -tious q eeneni hey sfhof,ea
I'll ib. heart If The with tender sypst 20 S-- DC
should desire and emsnc pshon AID effect u - -S -
possible. - do feel toward our brethren "hV-
and rrare -ou. under our second Classification would
b.ip and not hinder them; We would encourage ahH ~. -
eonrase tl'mi and ~ womb amor sious - "a. - -
and suitable effort thi- srrat EVIL ron 4h'uS
zen, H.. -
This mornings session was occupied in reading aud
discussing in pant very Interesting report on Eu,a
ton for tie Ministry, drafted by Prot t0hdll ol An-
bum. Thi- afternoon the report on Slavery came uF
as the regular order If The day vast audience wa,
in attendance d.. =. A. Ross got the moor: anu e,i
of in speech Of an hour in which he reaihrned an
the offensive sentiments of hs celebrated ie'e1 70 W.
Barnes. This he did by large quotations from nose
letters, and By running commentaries upon "hA' Il
read. Parts of the speech were amusing, me whole
Of il Characteristic aud il has exerted prodlg
Gus influence already. inclined oihnk tnat tnls
was the Intention not To- convert Northern members 70
his sentiments but TO shock them. possible INTO
repetition Of the e1scnding acts OF 1887. The eNPec-
taiion Of tha; small wing Of the Assembly IS thar
measures will be taken which viii Gospel theul 10 -
cede ard they want that secession 20 take place IN
such way as 10 excite in the public mind IN helr -
half the feeling that they have been prescribed a ~
persecuted. Lthnk Dr.. Ross made TINS ag-raveunS
.peech in his best goodhumor this afternoon 10 s6ocA
the Northern MEMBER 10 cut OF the Sou hern fres,
bvieres and Svnod- a. the Assembly OF lST dld
The Synods Of Western New-fork and the Western
Reserve II j. hardly yet to be predicted what viii
take place only things now look Ike ilna sepaTa-
ton on some condition Or other.
An attempt has been made this afternoon 20 get
motion passed to call all the Pre-byenes IN order
for tie expression o; opinions and facts, but It l.
doubtful whether this tedious and unsatisfactory meas
ure viii prevail. think the discussion VIII be con-
tirued little while. then 70 be rrested by committing
the Who'll matter 70 a Special Committee, who VIII
make report which will be on one side OF Kosslsm
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The Fourth Annual Convention of the Young Men
Christian Associations OF the United States and British
Provinces. held its sessions at Richmond Va, on
Thur,day, Friday and Saturday of last week. About
sixty delegates and corresponding yember' were IN
attendance from all parts Of the country; and the
meetings are represented as having been Of unusual
interest On Friday evening by invitation OF the
Convention, Mr. Mccormick Of the Association IN
this city delivered al address TO the public eApana
tory of the general objects OF the Associations and IN
yindcation Of the New-York Association against the
recent efforts put forth to retard its progress and use
fl,n.ss, The address was most cordially received,
and pronounced 10y the Richmond papers as mastery
aud eloquent.
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How I>ui,> WAS ARE Cor UP.-A Nebra-kisn
writes 20 III Er,riny Pot the following account Of
LAT are caYod the Indian troubles recently occurring
IN Nebraska:
Early in April, settler on salt Greek 2 few miles
vel nom plati,mouth and southwest from here felt
erro,ed by the prcfencc Of pawnec Indian in bis
lousc. ard ordered him out The Indian refused to
forced INN out The Indian then made some hostile
Gelse r.tratiou. and the white man, fearing for his
Efe shot tie Indian dead. Gen. Thayer, hearing Of
+ . affair went down 10 settle the matter all did -
without any further trouble. The Indian was buried,
and tlu- tie matter e.dei. Il il not true that " one
white nan was killed and several lnd'ans, or th't
,;eu Hayr bad ra.s.1 a party Of volunteers 20
..-..,,t-f i ..t',... 0,lIoENT.
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Gteambnais ano Railroads..
DENNsYLVANIA RILRoAD-The GREA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT
L CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States by con
tnuous Railway direct. THIS Road alec connects ~ Plttgh
With daily line of Steamers TO all poIss in the Western 'ers
Cleveland and SsDdusky with steamers to all parts on
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded to ano
from the Great West. -.-.-,-,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PTTTSBURGHi
FIRST CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
Books Dry Goods I'm boxes bales and trunks Iooh
Drugs lin boxes and baes), Feathers, Furs, &c.
1sirg i'm ORIGINAL bsesC Drugs n ca.ksl Hard 81 cents
,nre Leather lin rolls OF boxesl Wool and Sheep 100 70.
PClts, Eastward,
THIRD CLAss-Anyil', steel Chains IN sass 50 cents
Hemp, Bacon arG Pok, Sailed loose OF IN sscks) OOn
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars OF cut, 10
PoTt I'm cask. or boxes Eastward Lard and 80
Lard Oil, Mails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar poD
Pitch Rosin, kO........................
Flour + g. bhl. until further notice.
GRAIN-5O cents & 100 10 until further notice. 90.
CsTTos-f2 y bde not exceeding 800 weight until fnbef
notice.
vculsr To- sfk s package "Vis Penn ylyane Rairad Nj
Goods the Agents Of this Road At Philadelphia ~
pttshurgh will b. frw srd-d without detention.
FREIGHT AeHkrs--Haris Nornlsy Il Co, Memphis Tenn
r sass Co St Louis; j. s Mtcheil Son. Evansville
Ind Duuc.rin Bell Cos snd Carter Jewett Louisvhe
XIV h. C. Meldrum Madison, Ind. sprgman Brown, nd
irwin Il Co. Cincinnati; n. W. Graham Co, ZanesvLle
No 2 A.tcr House New York and No WiliaInst. New
York; T. J. SneedeT Philadepha; AsgTaw Rooms BATH
more; Geo c. FTanc!scus, Pittsburgh 49,, $500,
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona Pa
MAY !, 1857.
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from Chatham 20 Pearl, would CT down th' u's.
buildings the street; and cause grea, lnJuy prop
erty On The present low grade. The pr, pery on ;le
ntersecing streets wculd b. affected aud mu d injury
done 10 buildings in the swamp. The contemplated
improvement wOud impose very heavy assessments
upon prope,y-holders, who would receive I'M. iu4te
ben. ii.s thereirom.
Mr.. CHlRIEs JENsINs made a fsw pertinent r.
marks in favor Of the project, and Mr.. RICHARD
FRTNCH addressed the Committee briefly in behalf of
the remonstrants when the meeting was adjourned
suhj, Ct 70 the call of the Chairman.
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WIDENING OF FRANKFORT STREET.

The Committee on Streets Of the Board OF Council
laen met yesterday afternoon il tie Council Chamber
to hear the remarks Of partie, in favor OF or opposed
TO the widening Of Frankfort street. The petitioners
ak have the street widened by cutting oil the noh
side twenty feet from Chatham street to Franklin
Square, and cut enough from either sac Oh D0Vei
street 80 a. H. make that street equal IN WAN 10
Frankfort street when widened. They eiio ask that
the grade OF Frank font be made regular by ming NJ
The lower par; OK potion OF the street. The OBJECT OF
tie Improvement i make wlie AIRY rtrret niir-
rtirg with Murray street the opposite SIDE OF tac
PAX leading from river & Iiyec-frankiJu street
being he only available street above iu.iJh street.
adiDg across the rGuUwest pat Of the c;y AMI II
The center If business that can BE- improved 10 meet
the gro srg wants q the mercantile and m.uaiactur
irg interest,". Tie street in its present condition l.
n,Ie alley Wsy. with but few valuable buildings ana
il witeued would tc equal to any 9i te o1siLt'
streets IL the cas-. side If the city, an me si1'es and
extensive warehou - would take the place OF dllap-
dated ard pest.efou- tenant houses ana low -.'5-
..rirs while ...ye business and coi'ue.r.H enter
I1.-e w,uld icuo,at. ,he street and max ~ olni-
mont e. do, rlfv.
IL. -em,u-..art- .~ I,e rr,e. ,P'.r- -. nea-'-e
i-,.ts. q. 81 .'.r 81. Or go 3. .i t'-..-
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How 10 BREAK a NiGoEg.-" can tell yon how
to break Niger OF rann d s. T"~y Ia ao,s
in Ceoycia flat Away cared bis so. II niger rau
nrsy When he caught him no would bind his knee
over cg and fasten him SO that he couldn't STIR thea
led take pair Of pincer aud pull Of his toe-nals
IN, by the roots and tell him that If he run away
aoain he would pull on. two OF them and il he nm
away again ai,er that he told them he'd pull out four
at fEem and 50 on, doubling each time. lie never
( Journey iArough Texas
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COURT cALRNDA7-THs DAY.

srPEEME COURT-CRcUIT.-Nos. 2760, 2s6, 1S,
oCs2. SCci Is. 6i6 OIL 3l9i. 3l68, 2s55.
SrFsENE COURI-SPEcIAL TERN.-In con sequence
Jutse Roosevelt being engaged the General fsrm tAe
Special Term viii Monday next b. adjourned n jan.
SUPERIOR COURT.-NOs. 400. $50, IA, ~ ~, 81,
a. Isl Ca ga G49 6g 622 SO $50 7s 612 65 SIC III
ga 81 6gl 90, 6s9 6a COS G96 ST. 69s, 100 ' '"' '
7oa 10 - q.
The Special Term Calendar Of the Superior Court
y,lI po, = H. again this Team.
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NEW - IkNf I ! iiNN VI ~ 'OAN' ift'' ''-''
Tie Sey,ity-fomth annual Convention of the Prot
e.tant Episcopal Church Of New-Jersey met in Bur
!ircton on Wednesday in the old It. Marys Church.
There was a large attendance of the clergy and laty
embracing some Of the ablcst men in the diocese.
After the usual preliminary services, Bishop DoANE
delivered his Ninth Trennal Address, having as his
theme "A Working Church. The discourse was
characterized by great power and eloquehce Inc
first business Of the afternoon session was the election
Of a Secretary, and much excitement was produced
during the progress of this election by protest entered
by the Rev Nh Sherman against the right OF some
Of the clergy to vote. The debate which ensued was
marked by great bitterness, which had IT. source,
,,i4ently in the old feeling against Bishop Dodne
Finally the protest tabled and the Rev. VIM [.
DEAN, was chosen Secretary. At the evening session
the Convention transacted no business Of Importance
The subject If establishing Parochial Schools it l.
believed will be passed quietly by the Convcn-
tiou-it being doubtful whether majority could be
brought 60 saECton the report Of the Committee men
toned BIZ The TRIBUNE some days ago y minority
report from the pen of CORTLASDT PARKER, esq, OF
Trinity Church Newark, opposing parochlal schools,
ba- been laid in the seat- of members, and has Its M
Auerce Its sentiments directly conflict with those OF
the majority report. There /, likely f. be q warm
cout,s in tie Church Oh this question.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, JOHN WADSWORTH,
WILLARD FILLMORE, WM J. BUNKER
DAVID HOADLEY, SAMUEL NJ CORNELL
WILLIAM V BRADY SAMUEL r. SPROULLS,
HENRY A. SMYTHE JOHN NJ STUART,
ROBERT III. MCURDY, HAMLIN BLAKE,
John V L. PRIJYN ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM BELTS LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, SAMUEL ID. BABCOCK,
WILLIAM MOORE, WIN. S. COE,
JOHN H. SWIFT CHARLES j. STEDMAN,
w T. DODGE, CEPHAS II. NORTON,
RICHARD PATRICK, JOHN z. TREADWELLs
JOSEPH BLUNT EZRA WHEELER,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM H. POPHAM,
JONATHAN MILLER, LYCURGUS EDGERtON
ABRAHAM BININGER w. SMITH BROWN,
IoHN 2 YELVERTON GEORGE r. CLARK.
FRED'K S. WINSTON, President.
Secretary, ISAAC ABBATT
Aotusry, SHEPPARD ROMANS.
Medical Examiner, MINTURN POST, NJ. d.
General Agent, HENRY H. HYDE
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DEM YLVANIA RAILRO AD.-
u L RlL-IE

1 THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE:
The Railroad connects a Pittsburgh With ran
roads t. end from Louis Mo. Alton, Galens and Cncsso
H. FrankfIt Lexington and LOu.Nie, XVI TeTre haute
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Spn rheld BeItfmtaine, Sandushy Toledo Cleveland 90
lu1nbus Zanesvie Maesion and Wooster Ohio also; WIN
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans ~ LOUIS
Louisville and Cincinnati. a., -,
Through Tickets the East be had 81 cry Il the seoVe
mentioned places in the West. ,. $50,
comfortable route betw cen the Past snd West. ,
FROM Nfw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN " HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOUGS;
FROM NFW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN ~ HOURS
Fare as low BY any other Route.
See handbnls In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tckts further information, may be had a. the
ofice Of .he PENNSYL ANA RAILROAD,
No. , Astor House, Broadway.
J. L. ELLIOTT AssDt
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CONTINENTAL BANK, NEwYoRK, 4th April, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 500 coo, to be increased

CAPITAL STOCK, 1880, coo, to be increased
70 5000 GOETHE Board Of Directors Of the Continental
Bk IN view Of its increasing business and in pursuance
he authority conferred them by the Articles OF Association
have decided 10 increase the Capital Stock by
issue of Five Thousand additional Shares of hundred dol
lars ,ash which SHAH subject in all respects to the spas
tons conditions and limitations in ad Articles oontainedsns
declared with respect to The shares now existing
Board hereby notice that in accordance with such desob
,pa with the Arces they will open Rocks Of Subscpt0s
and receive pons the 10Th day o June next DO
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock and 3ocock % at the
,sd Bepk IN tue City of NewYork from all persons who shs
srr 10 registered day the books ~ the Bank
Shareholders the said Continental Bank IN the proportion OF
ono new share increased Capital stock at TO every
three shares then held by them respectively.
Hon viii be payable day OF July next when cers
estes will be issued. 70.
su,b portion d the additional Five Thousand Shares as shs
no, be y the within days after tnc s9ic
fs day Of Jane viii disposed Of for the benefit Of the IA
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th day Of June
70 The sixth t6th) day Of July both inclusive;
w r. HOOKER, President
Il. r. WARNER. Cashier.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY o
- NEW-YORk.-JOHN GOULD and WILLIAM I.
WOOD, Plaintas. sssiAst II H. BAEION. Deiens.nt-1s
the above named DEFENDANT: You hereby susE0ssl
ard rsouires to the complaint in It's action ".i'A
viii !. G.d 10 tie oH Of TIE C,Ik Of ths Cost 81 ne Cay
HAL, CITY Of Nswl"rt and 10 serve cosy "f 'ovr
To- tls eosp.sR oil the sub'crteu a, bsr ohlee'
No I22 Broadway Of Jonn-strsst Ns-N-rs CITY,
within dsy. sh.r tse service hereof exclusive ~ t-
Dis, Of such ard f. TO ne "d compliant
within he tire sore.ss se plaintiffs TN, sctios viii trze
,ssinr you the Of 1851 10 lo- ans iner-
from May 1857 End IS cent, rre,,t New fers
May II. 1857 MILLER PEtf NICHOLS
Plsr,h' ATTORNEYS, Ne. l.s Broadway, her.f York Cry.
II, COMPLAIN; herein IS this day h!se NILS l4w6NF
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TIVE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS
From EewYcrs 70 Li-e'rooi:
.hef CABIN rs.sats' '''''''''''''''''''''syT
Second Cabin Passage. .,,.,.. ',.''.'. -
From Boston 10 Liverpool: 49,
Chief Calm Pssssse. ...'.''''''.'''''''''1I
Second CABIN Psssele, =. =: ''''''''''''' ~
rhe ships rom Boston earAt iIahta. ,,,.,,y
sAdARA. %iclm.n Leaves Bo.:on Medne.da5 yai.
hkfR june IT,
AFRICA Shannon Leaves ~ Yors. "wednesday June a
EUsofA YoI wsdn.dsyy jS
Berth. not secured until paid for
The Of the.. ship. win not be accountable ' Gold
silver BsSP Res Js~sy rT nS s1 Ss s. Or 9.
therein sHpre'.ed For freight or Fs;,ass .Pply to
CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-
= The m.snifeen. rsam,hip VANDERBILT, ,,4so tun,,
From FEw.YoRK FOR Prom HAvRE and SOUTH
Saturday ........Jun ~ Tuesday; Immune
Saturday Wedns,day ......'...Jay =,
PASSAGE
First c,oip according to location Of 500 to $50
specie delivered IN London and P,:
F0T passage or freight apply TO -o,n,,cv 49,.
No. Bowling green. New-York
Letters FOR ENGLAND and Europe prepaid each = cent.
S n be sy f9's PSaS SP' ?% 2th.
to lII O'Clock Of the morning Of sailing.
GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
OF.t Cabin according 10 location Of st,teroom, s 90 and
$oO; Second Cabin, f5oand +5n Ia. srstels, paddle
400 tnn 10 sail from Pier No North River at pre-.
cieey, Carrying toe UNITED STATES MAILS viz:
Leave NEW, YORK tqr SOUTH Bremen for Southampton
foRTH STAR satuTd' July i saty' Aus lived, Aug. q
Passengers for hAvRE taken over without extra charge
For passage freight. apply TO
D. TORRANCE. AGENT No Bowling Green. Ny
TT1HE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
Il PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS Clyde
CITY CIT; &C" or BALTfaoRE oap. R Lstsh.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. z $50 tun. Capt " wylie
CITY OF MAEcHEsTER 5os s tsn Capt p G. I AsI,s'
The mderno,ed other vessels offended to sal A.
follows;
CITY OF BALTIMORE, }wedpesd.y
or KANGAROO.,"..."}" 'a"' '''
CITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday .............. July /
And every alternate "Wednesday
CITY OF MANCHESTER from New,Yort, Thnr.d.y May g.
CITY OF WASHINGTON from n York. Thursday, June II.
CITY OF BALTIMORE from HsH-YoIk, Thursday June 25
CITY OF WASHINGTON from n. York Thursday, July ..
And every alternate Thursday.
RATES or CABIN PAsSA0E-From New York and Phi
TivernooI guuras l1
according TO the accommodate in the state Rooms
s having the privilege In the Saloon Including Stew
THIRD CLASS PAssrSGERs-A lited number Of third class
will be taken and found in much provision.
required From Pblsdelpha and York. $50 From Law
Certificate passage will be Issued here to parties who
DESTROYS Of bringing out their iheds at corresponding 'ss'
Drafts 90 Liverpool from 81 upward 49,,
The.e sesmh are constructed with improved wsteght
compartments Eoch vessel carries experienced suTgeon
and every attention paid the comfort and accommodation OF
All goods sent to the Agents will be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
JOHN @. DALE No. Is Broadway, NewYork Agent or
VIM. INMAN. Nos and IS Tower Buildings, Liverpool
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CUPREME COURT-ANDREW T. HAST
- iEGS and WILLIAM r. FORTY Asainst r. WOOD
kUfF A. T. MURPHY HENRY y EOBLE-sumn3us for
money demand on contract Com. To sa.d De
entAns: You Ns hereby omoued aid required
ue complaint IN tbs action which III 10 hsd Office Of
the CsTh Of The City and County 4 New oTl the Cty
HOB in New fort City and 20 segye copy Of your
70 the ,ad Complaint The sbsctsE. their Office No. y
Hs,.,est. EewYoIk within dsys .fsr the service
Of summons on yoa e4ta.s7a Of -. Of ufk service
aud you fail % the said complaint within the time
said the plaintiffs i'll tai for the Il hundred
AM huitn dollars aud sevsu,yerh with interest
es .6 thereof the 25h dsy february 1857 and with
ioere-t $50 IS thereof Som 7tn o March 1857 .ud
with interest from the 10Th day April thousand eight
hundred and hysev.n so ~ Thereof beside the Of
Nj, ec,ior Dated New Yors May ) 1857
STUART WHITEHEAD Plaintiff. Attorneys.
Said con plain, ID with saii Ct.rk Msy 3 1887
STUART L WHITEHEAD.
yt lawfwF' PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEYS.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-YORK.-JOHE GOULD and WILLIAM J.
WOOD, Plaintiff. against II. II. BARTON. D-fendsat-To
Tie above named Defendant. You hereby saBisnsG
the complaint IN th action, Lch vii De filed IN tie
ofoe q the C-k OF this Court a. ID. City Hall City Of New
IeIt and 10 copy Df Tie conpa
iAr Subscriber, At their Offices No. 1872 broadway Of
JOhu-stTet. Se~ Yo.s CITY within twenty day after he
hereof exclusive Of The day II such Sr and you
foil The aid plint wu the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff. in this sco vii take Judgment sGars' for the
Of 80 Is end interest from h March 1851 and - cents
protest fr.s-Dst~d S.v-Yors May l3, 1851
MILLER, FEET NICHOLS, plaintiffs Attorneys,
No ls2 Broadway, New York cry.
The complaint herein 5, this d.y hled--May IA, 1857
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70 HIN MUNR OE 81 G o.,
p AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. RUE DE Ia 4 TX, rAkis, A..
Grant LETTERS Of CREDIT for Mercantile purposes hSo
CIRCULAR LETTERS Of CREDIT on all the pr1nopH
towns and cities Of 1880 ,D.,v
cRHST HDITAIN SPAIN GERMANY,
IRELAND, POkIUGAL? ~ SnTHt,nnS
HOLLAND, SWlTLENLAND' o"HDN-"
AIMING CONSTGNTINOPLE ALEXANDRIA.
BEYROUT yERUSALEM y, OAi'0' ~
Office in NewYoIk No Wsl-st :.
BILLS ON PARIS and STERLING BILLS at short, OF "
dsys sight for sale in sums to suit,
DTMOVAL--The ROSE HILL SAEfNOS
IL BANK has REMOVED from 3lav TO corner OF ''H sF'
l4h.st., under New York County Bank.
TRUSTEES: .
Tx Mayor VIM. +. Hayemcyer, Alex w p.an'O'o'
WASHINGTON Smith, mo-
Dexter Fairbanks yy, ,Au ~ d.
p.nH n, Gel, Is. H. Van Aukcn,
Samuel Perry, r.. . Dry" -
- Sn",T James II. KcccE
WIN. A. keeler .
WIN. + HANEMEGER. President
JAMES II KELLER, Vice President
JACOB BRINKERHOFF Secretary.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July II, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 the Statute
~ in such case made and provided that all the CIRCULAR
ING NOTES issued 10 : H. Banks, individual banker
(PH0NIX BANK Of BAINBRlDGEl must be- presented at
ih Office Of the Superintendent Of the Banking Department OF
The State Of for payment within two from the
date hereof OF deposited for the redemption Of the
circulating notes issued to the said banker w Be gwen up
jyl3 law2yF NJ. SCHOONMAhEh, superintendent
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, ID
WI av corner 9Th st. open daily from m. 10 and
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from TO 9 M inteT
est allowed o. deposits. THOS b. sTILLhAN fTeAdeat
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IL PER CENT BONDSTbe Undersigned offer for sale the
SEWN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of This Company
Gate ssue) having twenty years 70 hreTe payable
annually the FIRST days of February ana august
the Compsny's Agency in this city =, o.,.,,,.uaco
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The complain, herein s, this d.y hled-Msy A. 1857.
ewF

CUPREIiE COURT The FARMERS LOAN
- AND TRUST COMPANY at. HANNAH l. SIXTH,
widow, and Charles Smith Ana line Smith La nda Smith aid
LsuA smith h.r. law Of Amos Smith DE-, eased Robert
CuihbeIt John Thornton and Anne HE wifi, Andre" Farmer
and Asnes bic wife John Graham aud ean"tte biz "e hear.
Law Of Daniel Cuthbe ceased and LOTeuI"
County To Defendant. fon hereby summoned
70 the complaint IN ih' .cion and s.r'~ coy yo.t
Eico'tyl., CattsauSus County YORK,
within euy ae the evic. hereof eNelusy" of t day
OF such and il the fail to sus-r
se'sid tn. plaintiffs will apriy 70 The Court Tor me rrsi
demsud'd IN the plant and you vii hse not'- hs
pIsin TIM. action lcd IN the Once o the Oleh f
Cs'tsraueu, ourty the l2th day n M,y, lsS7
myl5-lswewFn RICE JONES Plsint5s' Attorney
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SCPREME COCRT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEN-YORK-GEORGE BROWN. Plantif, AIT RICH
ARD TOTEM and Eaily h. wife, The Home Insurance.
Company, Anthony Dusro snd Doothes hi' ~ bernhard
HsisteYboTs and John Fitch Desudsns-Ssmmons lI Tes,
Ts the above Defendant BERNHARD HElSTERBORG; fog
hereby summoned and required {" .nsv. ID. amended
complaint in this action which be. IL the once inc
C.Tk c this Cont in the City # New fors State 81 View
York May 10 1851 and cory Of venr'ns-eron me a. ny
oEc, No. 2 Brsdwsv City Of Nev York within twenty days
after III. service hereof exclusive Of IN, day OF
end il f, complaint Aforesaid the plsinnr
sppy Court for the re- demanded the comp
-D,tee Nav H. 1887. r. w. GElSSENHAiNsR, Js,
l,rkwtr Pl.ntin,. Ansrncl. No. ss5 81. lari7.
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ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.

SUPREME COURT-SPEeAL rERN-MAY S.-Beiore J'ds"
DAVIES.
DECISIONS.
CASFs SrrrLEp.-Liuus b. trout agt. Thomas earn
lev John Dykes ct al agt Thos Townsend JooA '''e
et sl ,gt Peter hice It al.