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Professional Netires.

COMPLETE CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
~ SOFT CORNS, NAILS GROWING INTO THE FLESH
AND EVERY DISORDER or PIE FEET. WITHOUT
CUTTING OR WITHOUT CAUSING THE SLIGHTEST
MI sCHLOSsER SON. Of No. 8, Rue de Rvou, Paris
Chropeds His Majesty the King Of Bavaria and from
er other Courts Of Europe having been specially invited TO
kewYork 70 attend distinguished families intends re-
os TO O'Clock D. m at No II Amity H., between Wooster
COPIES TESTIMONIALS.
From His Majesty, the King OF Bavaria
mr. Scoss-r has extracted several Corns from HE Msee
ty's feet without giving the least pain
Certified BY command Of His Majesty
BARON Won FOLLBR.
From their Royal Hghnese the Princes Carl and Auton Of
Hoheuzonern Sismarinsen-
M Schoser pletey the Cons Of their Roy.
Hishnesse the Princes OF Hohenzoern Sigmarnsen with
great dextey and whou. the least pain BY command Of
their Royal Hishnesses" SCHAkFkR"
From N. A Destrehan, ESQ, Of New Orleans. La
"Mr Schoser has extracted two Cons for in i've min
utes, aud without giving the slisbtest pain.
N A DESTREHAN, Of New OReanA
Psri, August -. 1855"
From R = Mason
al certify tbs, NJ Schossy his extracted for number Of
Corps without pain r. T. MASON.
Paris March 70, 1855"
In addition the above well authenticated tesmonas
thousands In his possession suong which
ers from distn sushed families of America whom he cured in
Psris) be- BY fsvorns him with call at his ofce
Observe No ~ Amityst between Wooster and Thompson.
sta, Eew.York
n B-No professional connection with any person
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FROM TEXAS,

BY the arrival of the steamer Charles Morgan from
Galveston at Orleans, on the 18th inst, we have
Texan dates 10 July Q.
in relation 10 the Sabine and Galveston Railroad and
Lumber Company:
We understand that the Engineer with his corps,
wh- have been at work this road for the past three
DOpths, will have completed all their surveys 70
be ready TO break ground before the lot OF Sep
TENDER next. The lines now necessary 10 determine
the beet location of the road have exceeded one
thousand miles. and 1t only remains to run few
more lines to determine the best poin, Of crossing the
Trinity.
1t il ascertaned that there will be sixteen bridges
betv cen tie Sabine river and Buffalo Bayou. Il Is
not yet arcertsined where the western terminus OF
this rc ad will intersect the Galveston, Houston ADD
Uerderson Railroad, a. the latter Company has not
vet decided where they will cross afialo Ba ,ou We
are glad TO learn that this Road Is extremely popular
in tie country through which IL passes aud ia Hous.
ton. In the latter place one hundred thousand
dollars OF stock was taken last week and the FIVE
per cent paid subject to calls for 10 per cent more
when wanted.
The Houston Republic is the name of new semi.
weekly paper, published in Houston, by Messrs DAILY
Caprob, the first number Of which was Issued on the
18th inst. There are now three papers published In
liouson tho long established Telegraph, aud TIE Aes
y Commerce daily, and The RepnJie m-weekiy.
There are evidences of the growth and prosperity VI
Houston.
The dustin StGte Gazette Of the ith inst, sayr:
Farmers are wearing smiling faces once more. we
have had tine rain, aud we now feel satisfied thss
we are out OF danger, and that we shall make gosd
crops
Sun cay, The 9th ult, was the hottest day Of the
season nj San Antonio, the thermometer being ~ ~
IN the shade.
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OCNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-TAe GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-TAe GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic ciass WIZ
Ws,teru North end South western STATES o sos
dnuou. Railway dirsc. rk Road aso cennsss: 81
vith daily line of Steamers to al ports in tae
md Al Cleveland aud Ssaduky with steamers to al pe
NJ North Lake. making the most dires che"ee~ aps
ssabs rout. by which TRRGHT go he fsrwss> 70 ere
9 a1c' IA RETwEXN PHILADELPHIA ana PITTSBURGH
Rocks Dry Goods On boxes bsss and ns.ks) lssv
prur (in boxes sna bsl.s) Feathers, furs, ds.;
spcosp CLns-Donestis Sheetns shirtsg ana
Yfokisx IN Original bsle Drugs lin easks hsrs
ware Leather Yin rolls bsxes). Woo and sheep V
Pets Eastward, &c.......................:...l
xalp CLAss-Anviis Steel, Chains Tin cask' s. esnsE
Hemp Bacon and Pork. Sailed loose or sackG( OOn
!obecce manufactured, eIoep. Cigars or cut Is
eovarH CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon, Beef ans
Port lin sasks or boxes Es.ward Lard and ~ senrs$
Lard on, Nals, Soda Ash. Gsrmsn Chy, ~, nV r.
Pitch, Rosin Gc..........: ......;..'.'''''''''"'
neuR-sl q bb, until further notice.
e2Afs-5e cents y 100 10 Until further notice -.
csrrou-e v bale exceeding 500 Wdsa1 an' '<'
notice =. vsu a .,,h,. \. -.
L., 10 nark he sasksss IVA PsHasy vans Railroad
s sonsns 20 the Agents. Of this aosd at Pals4e'Ysia
rktsbursh VII BE- forwarded without detention
FpEIesr AeESrs-HArhs Wemley Co, nsnRns 10y
sss, Co st. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Sonr Nvsssvins
Ind Duue.nii Bell CO., and Carter Jswett Loss'as
Vv; B. c. Neidrip Madison, lndj SPrgmans bfown &C
win q Co. Cncipnsti; N w. Graham Co Lsnssvcs
q Astot House Eew.York, and Nc Wiism-ss, teS
Vork, III J. sneeder Philadelphs; hspsv Rooms seSV
,.crr Geo C. Fr.ncissus, Pittsburgh .,,,,,.
" n HOUSTON General Freight AGENT rnlaoeiPHA'
T. j. LOMsAERT. Superintendent. Altoona "a
Aoy l. 1857.
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Neapgork DAILY Gribm,te
MEXICO.

Tie New Orleans papers of the 18th inst state that
the war fever to be on the increase throughout
the Republic. Everywhere we read Of the organiza.
ton of volunteers and the formal offer of services in
case Of sn actual collision with Spain. Among Others,
the newly elected Governor of the State of Mexico
ST. Rvas Patrcios offers all the resources at his
mand and the National Guards of that State ask 10
be the frst to be led against the invading enemy.
The request has been preferred by the National
Guards of Oaaca.
The leading citizens of Sinaloa, learning that Gen.
Yanez contem plated retiring from the command Of
the Federal forces of that State, have without dis
tincton of party, presented him an address, formally
requesting him. in view Of tue approaching election
aud the prospect If with Spain, to reconsider his
determination The Generals final decision, at last
accounts, was unknown.
The rebellion in Queretaro which has recently given
much solicude to the Government, has at last been
queed. The affairs Of this, as Of many other States,
however, seem to be in a very unsettled condition.
The elections at the capital on the 18th, which, as be-
fore stated, resulted entirely in favor OF the Liberal
party unattended, contrary to expectation, by
any disturbance whatever. The Monitor, alludng to
This subject, uses the following congratuatory Ian
euage:
1--WE see with pleasure that the people comprehend,
all its importance, the nature Of the right exercised
yesterday. 1t is a sign OF true progress.
Many days like that OF yesterday, and the Republic
will be happy. Our progress will then be rational,
constant philosophical and without danger of reaction
The President OF the Republic has granted exequa-
turs to Mr.. r. Seuzeneau, United States Consul at
Matamoros and Mr.. p. Hopkins, Consul at TabascO.
couit-maIiial has been ordered for the investga.
ton OF the conduct of Capt. Reyes from whose
custody the Santa Anna consprators escaped. 1t will
be remembered that Capt. X. was set at liberty by
Vicario, into whose hands he fel-a circumstance
which to have excited suspicion as to ais
fidelity.
The discomfort of the Indian population hsd become
80 general serious to give much alarm to the
government. DepredatiOns Of most barbarOQs
ll mr. 70 Anl i'm of
range and Zacatecas, but also 10 NewLeon aud Cos
hula, everywhere, indeed, that this singular people
are to be found in great numbers. The Heraldo DE-
votes much space to the consideration of this subject,
and calls upon the government TO take vigorous
measures for the protection of life aud property.
IN It's issue Of the 18th and Both ut The Heraldo.
extreme rapical paper philosophers length upon
which u eyes are now turned in Mexico, caarging of
course, the present unhappy state of things wholly
upon the reaotonary party.
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Albert II. NIcOLAY. Auctione~, viii sell


~ THIS DAY. July 10 a. ~ O'clock st the horcAants TX
$500 Gres, WesterD ) Railroad IN; Mortgage per cent
BONDS
$4,000 City Of Quincy tn, per cent Bonds
$4,000 Chicago St Paul sno fond aa Lac hsHosa Pof
cent Land Grant Bonds thypothecned).
GS2 20 Sacramento City Funded and Water Losn and
per syabe quarterly AMI se annually tSes
Cstdogue.l -, ~,
Company Bonds. ,,.
.sse pen Bonds 1890,
s9OoO Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad ID Mort
gage Bonds 49, =. .
Bonds
$1,000 Manchester Mining and Manufacturing Company po
cent Bonds
30 shares Bank 81 Hornel.ville, 800 each.
The right 10 subscribe to 81 shares Bank Of America
60 shares Mechanics. aud Trso ers Bank. - each
80 shares Island City Bank, e25 each. In.
40 shares Great Westers Marine Insurance Company S"
ssch -
100 shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Company each
50 shares NORTH American Insurance Company - esn
s25 shares Great Western (inD Railroad 2 100 each
IS shares American and European Joint STOCK Express aae
EKcLsnfe Company, = 100 each -
2et0 shares United states Hosiery Company 80 eneh
100 shares Manchester Mining Company, Sloo eaol'
20 shares Manhattan Oil Company 500 each
TsRHs SALE-lo cent this day and the eanss pss
osook The accrued interest on az Inc Ssnas
TIiI-RSDAY JuI, 81 ALBERT II. NiCOLAY,
Stock Auc&ionscr aud Banker, No brosa-s~
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nle0icaI.

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
~ II. excrucntug torment OF toothsche can De- speedily
rssyod by delightful remedy without fear OF nJurns tn.
gums Eminent Dentist. the 1t daily In their
p,sctc. and ensbed them vau
able teeth that stherwe have been drawn Try your
se and it to other Prepared and sold BY A.
y ID SANDS, Druggists, No 100 FultJnst, Newly
Prise Is cents per vial.
DROPSY CURED (even the worst cases. "A
IL Physician desroust retire from long practice, and sll
do al tho good in bis power to make known ths
ton with instructions. to al afflicted Address p o. BOYD
81 d.. Station y, New York
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(VENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.:.
DENNS WANNA RAILR D.
II - ~ cEr aREAT CENrRAL ROUTE

xA. Pspu.yysnis Railroad connecs Pittsburgh WITH rss
ss and iron 81 Loui. No Ao. o1sn- a.: T,s 49,
La.ystt~ and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati u.yn
smnrfId Bel.ontaias SAndasky. Toledo ClHvelsod 20
txsbu, Zanssvps. Msssiop and WOOSTER ONO; 49, ~
-. s.a,n packet from and to New OrsAn d. LOWS
T,ksts for the Fast be had at any Of The sSove-
,,@utionsd pisces In the Wet . x.a,u.,. ..A
Passengers viii find tile tie shorsess' mos. eaP0""
.,, for,.hs youa between the East and Wet - ,,or..
SRoM EEW-YoRk TO CINGLSSNnAdTI * a6 nUes'
vsnN EEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS In - hoohS'
Fare a. how AZ by any other Route
eee han bii!s In the hotels Of this city . - - -.
ptsorgh TYcketa or further tnormaon may Do nao ~
smceoi ae No 2 Aston House. Broadway.
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
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Ocean Gteamers. Sc.

DEDUCED PRICES-$100 THROUGH
HI FOR CALIFORNIA-UNIThD STATES MAIL LIZ e
via PANAMA RAILROAD. The United states NAL steam
ship Company will dispatch for ASPlNWALL, on moNDAi
July 90 at O'Clock precisely from pier foot OF
North River, the weknovn and fast steamship
AMERICA Captain VIM. L. Herndon u s. ~. fassen gers
and Mails forwarded BY Panama Railroad and a.
Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
aesUsLip SONORA, r. Whiting. Commander, VINCE VII %
In readiness and leave immediately for San F1neiseo
Tue public informed that the rso!6s Mail Stemsnp
Company always have extra ssane. :.
gers mails. m
passage apply to w. RAYMOND at the only ono OF
tis COMPANY No III We-t-st corner Of Wsr~u-st N r.
Regular United States Mail Steamer days 9Th and %th OF
each mouth
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RELIC OF BARDARIsN We observe thar 10 tms
subjected to the punishment Of the lash for minor Of
fenses In the City Of Charleston lately maa was g
tired for larceny and fned ESQ., and sen.eacTa
isshes the bare back 20 the lst Gay Oh !u .se
~ on the Lat Of August Poor ao w in me S.ussr
State of Democrscy when win the true men Of ecsn
Carolina equass suffrage and abolish this relic 81 esr
bsrism7 1be Stats i, q much shamed for It's knte4
property suffrage y for ts bloody coas; uo...
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NOTICE is hereby given that the proceeds Of the
IN Sale of Real Esste of THOMAS w. KELLY late Of
zoe CITY Of deceased lssey made under the ords
Of the Surrogate Of the County Of EewYok By John Mo-
Menomy dsnteesed eeholder viii bs Distributed among
ss.e entitled hereo By the said Surosse n the Surossss
once IN the City Of the Ninth day Of Sepembet
day Of July 1857. A. w, BkADfORD
Uis h"swh Surrogate.
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by the grace God free and all persons in
the Of JOHN WARE late of the City Of
York deceased creditors next OF kin, otherwise
send greeting You and each Of hereby cited ard re-
County at his Office in the City Of New York on
the Fourth eleven O'Clock IN the fore
noon day. then sud there attend the final settmen
Of proceedings Of Charles Absrnethy and E
Mare of the goods chsels and credits Ct sa6
deceased In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Office Of said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed Wsnss
Alexander W. Bradford esquire Surrogate OF our sd
f. ST. County ct the City of New the 25h day Of yuse,
the year Of Lord thousand eight hundsed md
Shv.seyen re9 lawGw A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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BAkk DxrAaTMExr. ALBANY, Oct %, 1885
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 10 the

IN statute In such made aud provided ell the crca
(DR0vERs' BANK OF 81 LAWRENCE COUNTY Os
aapbursh and late DROVERS BANK OF CATTARAUGUS
(jNTYl b. the ofsce of Of
the BANKING Department, Of the sa,s Of NewYori for pay
poei or sbe Of the circulating issued 10 the
ssid banker win be given up M sCaOoNMAKER
s29 iaw2fM Supetntendent.
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OrricE oF THE HovsAToSic RAILkoAp COMPANY,
BRIDsEPoRr. June Il, 1857
OFFICE 10 BONDHOLDERS.-T COT

NOTICE to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CcO-
IN PONs due the pox the Bonds Of this Company
he paid presentation st toe onioo OF hEICdun
H0Wf Co the City " Newfork, or at the rfeAsurers
ofioe In the City Of Bridrspss'. -,
was resolved pay 81 in cash $4,000 OF the outstanding
Bords falling Jan S from the net income oil me Ioso
Jan 1881 Of 2sco which should retain the same perfect
secunty which bad been given for the ogbs Bonds OF 49,
jan 4 1859 s50oOo Jan L. 1859. rooo jan 1851 5000
Ian lssf and e5oeo Jan. 1855 and thus extnsssh the
whole mortgage debt within the period prescribed In pnrs
.nce o esotiop New Bonds have been prepared and
chapss for the old bonds which have been canseed and
charged of leaving 10 be exclaimed OF otnerws
dsp.d on Holders Of the remainder Of the old bonds are In
vted On anime the issue aud TO exchange Tor them their
Old honda should they feel disposed and on such terms that the
SpyestDent wiz pay them per cent per Annam . -,
The New Bonds being payable a. sancry dates WIN oe seen
that oss who eoptemPlsts exchanging WI have oetts
t,nns The inyssnru than by declaring 70 stsr Rcod
BxchAnses can BIZ made with messrs kETCHUM. HOWE =
Co. E~w-Ysrh. or with the undersigned It Brdssport
81 NICHOLS, Treasurer.
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Uater Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CukE, Bins
Hro,d Visitor. viii find this Of the psassnts, place
the Union Board 81 per week Address J. oNIh, "a "
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HUpsON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromJ July

H 1857 trains viii leave ChAmberss Station o. foiows
Express trains and 5:l5p Albany Passenger trains
% n ~ m and $50 ;fo- Sing Sas lolss N and 4p
for Posehkeepae . m and and nj for PeetInn o:@
!, The way tstiona fss,enses taken at Chamber Canal
Christopher and Thirty 6r streets Trains for lsas:
''~' HN- ' AT SMITH. Superintendent
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h, the grace Of God f, INDEPENDENTLY all persons
IL the estate of HANNAH JACKSON. late 0; ths
Cy of York deceased creditors sgstees next M n
or otherwise send greeting You and each Of You are HEREBY
cited and required peonsy be snd appear before our sur
roxae of the County NewYork at his oce IN the Cy
NewYork the fourth day OF Angus. next oeocS
settlement of the proceedings Of William jock
son viii aud Testament OF said decead
In whereof caused tho seal OF once OF sad
Surrogate be hercupto affixed Witness, Alexandor
f. Bradford, ESQUIRE, Surrogate Of said County
the City of New iok Il 18th day Of June In tho yea
of our Lord thousand eight hundred sud fifty
iyl3 lawfwM A. w. BRADFORD, Sarosass.V
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EXCURSIONS via NEW-JERSEY RAIL-
IL ROAD between NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA
EXCURSION TICKETS Philadelphia aud return viii
b. cold for the n a m train New FORK. each SATUR
DAY until the ls September next .. Newark IS So
good return any Of the trains from Philadelphia up to
Tu~d.y IA m J. W. WOODBURY..
Is Assistant Snpc'in eDdenf, N j. X X
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@opdrtnersbip Notices.

NYOTICE.-The Firm Of SIfTPHEN & BREED
bss Iii, day been DISSOLVED BY mutusl Consent MI
JOBN BREED retiring therefor Mr. TEN EYCk SUI
pBEN the liabilities and alone th,rifed 20 use
the nsmr OF the finn Liquidation and collect the outand-
ins debt. TIN Lynn 81 h1"
FIyHE COMPREHENSIVE existing for the last 10
year, between the Undersigned Ter tue firm name 81
BKAMAE UCONNOR is this dsy by mutual consent dis'
Iced E,th.r p.rty viii sisp in onid.fion Of s Affairs
VIEW York july 49, 1857 WILLIAM N. BRAMAN
FRANCIS Is. VCONNOR
COPARTEERSHIP - w LILLIAN II. BRAMAN aid
FRANCIS B OCONNQR, Of tho late firm OF brsmsa q
Conpor hsvo this with the h,snoss h
BRADLEY II. HARD IL Of the finn of Carson Hsrd ana
viii transact general COMMISSION PAPER BUSINESS,
at No II Beekmsn-st., firm name Of bhAmAN'
VCONNOk HARD-New York JAY 10, 1851
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MARNERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 3D.
Ut A. corner sxh st. open dsny from n 10 p m ana
a WEDNEsDAY ana SATUaDAY from to ,. n. Inter
q Moved % dsposiS. TH0S sriLLAAN, Prosidsss-
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CROSKEY g. CO.'S LINE of STEAMERS
EEw-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON aud BBEMER
The magnificent British steamships
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH Capt Besl. ..f al nns burden
Baker. ~ tnns burden
JASON. Bri;on- 1867 tuns bardea
Owned by the European and American Steam Shipping Co.
YORK on every alternate WEDNESDAY fer LONDON and
BBEMEN, touching q. Southampton to Hand passenger, and
London and then proceed Bremen Returnins they viii
BREMEN for NEW-Y0RK on every alternate SATURDAY,
stopping only at Southampton
1ese steamships VI tn 6r olss. and have supehcr
eomnodstions for IAssengers They vii take ed nernbe
of third. class OF steerare passengers
surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
The rates freight 10 London will be but little higher thar
those Of sailing ships.
RATES PASSAGE.
Frs Cabin SecOrd Cabin. $50 Steersse ~. 80
The steamship ARGO will sail from New ORR on WEDNES
DAY June "a viii be succeeded BY the JASON July
ana QIEEN OF THE SOUTH, July y
For freight or psssses, appy to ~
c. H. SAND. No. II So1th Wsiiara s.
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~ ARL EN- RIA L r o A B

h SUMNER AkRANGEMENTS
Conmencins WEDNESDAY, June 5, 1857.
Systrs leave Depot Of W he AID Centrests: II
Croso. Traa conneosns with Line Of stages for Lsks
n Coton yas with ip Of for LAKE Maaops t rdys
Or Rdsssed q: Brewsers for DsnbuTy 81 ChsthAs Fou
orusrs with Rassi for albany Trey Sarssoa sne
dc West 81 m.MilleIton Train stopping at all stAtons
m-N1sm. Bridge Train, stopping a. a sssaonA q
m-White Plains Train, stopping Ct al stations
Leave athsL Station: 7:45a mwWui,ms Bridge TrsH
ssoppiss all st~tions II WDIsm' Bridge Tram stop
- ii satiors III m-Whits Plains Trsn stopping q
a Stations ~ m.-wlHsms Bridge Trsin, stopping az u
s.ssioos -Croon Falls Train, stopping ~ stations
op m-Wlli,rs Bridge Train, stopping at all stations
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superinten DENT
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Tor BOSTON, via NORWICH And WOn-
:, h, N. r,orrs .,e,msr CONNECTICUT Capt Wm "
cor, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and PRi ID, nd
.sr nrv ana sp en- did steamer COMMONWEALTh Cep VIZ
iiarns on TUE sDAYs. THURSDAYS and sArURpAiS. u
Aiyns Point; thence By new and handsomely nm.e1 -.
renee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountain and s!ctJ
othr section OF New England s;aerooms can be
spplyius en- board OF 70 T. b. MARTIN. Afoas IA '0o~
foot az Courzpdt-E
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD-Summer Ar
Trains soirl Esss Leave
Drooilyn for GreeIpo a. daily and on Saturday.
, r. fs Rverbesd 1t sa m and $50 m for North lsag
=, m and $50 p. for Fa.mingdas q m $50 and
In M; Tor syo.-t ct IL n AID +:S for Hampstead
stlo ~. g. ASH, and for Jamaica 81 and 10 q
and 4 80 s. and D. m
AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVE
IL DENCB kc.-On and snsr April l. EXPRESS TRAIN
the Providence Hartford and fi.hkM Railroad Will sevs
sord on the arrival there Of the Express Train 81 the New
Yt ana New haven and New Haven Hartford and SpGias
6aA Rsii-csas WHICH leave New York a. a
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
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AR. DAVID DUNCAN has THIS DAY be
"a come a member of our firm
New.York July l. B1.
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Clothina.

uAVE you seen the 50 50 SHOES and Gal
IL TIERS; also, the SIS 80 aud ~ BOOTS, 1t JONESi
No 10 Ann-st, near the Museum
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JEFF RS,
u No 4S7 BROADWAY,
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.
JEFFERS has just opened stock OF Ladies and
Misses French SHOES, BOOTS and TOILET SLIPPERS. 70
which he would the especial attention Of his and
would invite visit to his establishment from Country Asr
chants His wholesale stock is equal TO any demand
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INDEPENDENT LINE between NEW-YORK.
Il BOSTON PROVIDENCE BRISTOL and hEwP0RT-
Steamer GOVERNOR CsPt Chss peenns va Leave New.
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SUNDAY. at edoek p n
fsre between New York and soss0n....'"'.'..ss
". H BYRAM, Agent - ns WlsA
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TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS. OCEAN
i HOUSE LONG BRANCH. PORT "AshlNossus,,
MIDDLETOWN AND RID BANk-Tas NJ" N ssn.n.'
and .ri st~sm.r ALICE PRICE. John Borden ConnsnieN
VIA rrs a. filovs from Roanson Ct, n aHs' ~ Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20
NNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNTTEI
i STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships ossnPosss I'd

The ATLANTIC, Cap. Oliver Eldridse.
Tue BALTIC, Capt Joseph CopstocS.
DE ADRIATIC, Capt James West .
ships having been built by contract expressly fof de
Government service has beea taken N hsn con
eueon in their engines to insure strength and speed
and their accommodates for uneqused for e
gsnce and comfort .
Price Of passage from NewYork 10 Liverpool h hrss cabin
LO IN second do, SIS Exclusive OF extra sized ets
room sS75 From Liverpool 70 Newly York 80 and guneal
An experienced surgeon sttscb to each ship No beThs
be until paid for. The ships this line have improves
vatex tight bul kheads