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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25


UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUITY ans
Trust Company No. As Campstreet.
H. jQAIe'. General Agent
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON.
pany, corner St. Charles and Perdido streets,
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsU.
rance Company Of and Carondeet streets
4 lenear, E. RodewGld, I. Byrne. Directors.
H '. OSueI. Agent.
HONE INSURANCE of New York, Al magazine streets
X N.Fayne... .Agent.i
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; and
MTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY j, S. Copeg, 81 Ca
rondeet street.
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phladsl
phia, and
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of Harris
burg, Penn, No. 81 Camp street.
Chas. A. LRbuztn & Agents
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY Corner of Canal and
st. Charles streets.
president.
Secretary,
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Exchange
Place and Canal street.
henry eychhua,' President.
u. u lace Vice President
Louis Secretary.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office % st. Charlie
street, Anchhrie Buildings
5lHGue OrstAI PRESIDENT
Emile btbuys Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

"a LUTHER HOMES, EctBURuttY AMI
III ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton AID
49, Euphrosne streets Office No log ST. Charles street
wy Two doors from the st. Charles Theater ManHfAr
sarer Of the --latest snd most approved Patterns Of Raugs rs
lar Stair Store Fronts Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AE
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building Durprses
~ Raiags Cagtiags Guard Boxes seh WEIGHTS and Ven
eos for sole at the Old ssud 100 81. Charles street
Orleans nZSly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

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Net Profit on Premiums. ....,.......,....S 35274 &c
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HARDWARE.

4 kGEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW oRLEANs.
LEEDS & CO., IRON FOUNDERS.
and Manufacturers Of Verical and orz initial Steam Engines
Boilers, Sugar Aa Vacuum Pane Sugar Yettes Clsfes
Ferg, Steam and Horse Power Draining MACHINES saw K
Din Gearngr Iron Columns aud Fronts Buildings Pur-
Mouths Crate Barr etc. Machinery required for
the South.
have been daily authorized and are prenr5 tn construct
STILLMAN,s PATENT BAGAssE FURNACE.
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS L co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of the cash receipts for tolls
Ale New Orleans Canal and Navigation Company for the
years 1853 to 1851:
iS 3-Fecepts Of canal and road tos s,.. I0H&3 SO
1854 :, ..... IDq 3 "
l-55 .. . ,,.,, fs2 o.
1856 .. , 93-9 II
1857 o.. up 10
.--- g. .
l55S-{tcepts Of canal snd roel tolls by the Car0n-
delet Canal and Navigation Company, from the
18Th OCT 1885, to Oct. 3s lS}3............s199 1856 q
f. q U. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
legal Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
County Of NevYort notice hereby given all per-
having claims szrns, WILLIAM SlMEJ late Of the City
IT kewYork dcessed 10 presen the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her residence No Ss7 Eighth
enue City Of wYok before the seyont-enh daY
April -Osied New the thirteenth day of Otobef
1877. lola iaw6mWl ELIZABETH SYME5 EKscsc3.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Goal.

GOAL a. REDUCED PRICE for FAMlLf
~ UsE.-The DELAWARE and HI uDSOh ChsAI 90 COn ,T
PASY have dr. the prize Of thcr LACkAWANSA OoAL
t5 PEI ~. Of cn lbs delivered Appy =; tae yaEa'
Fo1. o. Hube-t-s:. y p,
Cor litb-st. and Oh
Co Couver-eur and Frout-s-s.. y. 2,
And No IS Auanfic-st., Brooky-.
o. AZ the Company's Office, -,
Nc % WiIi.n-s.. EK-nirfe-p4oe-
GOAL MINES To RENT The Allegheny Raii-
ro.d and Cos Company will receive PROPOS NJ 81 mn
Cce No sN South sd.- Phi ph for the RENT o n-tf
BTU NINOJS COAL MINES situated at the A-snsny an
ne On the Peunsyy ania Railroad IN air County fennsy
m one or more wears The Proposals 20 the price per Ia
III. minimum lumber Of be taken out, the prOPoo
term. settlement and length OF lease These mines nave oh
ccr,ly worked for two By the Copsny the coal
La found superior quality for smith and otht p
noes ard ready The mines have capfiJ
cua 10 the production 100 900 year. free from
"A''' '-- ' " JOSHUA w ASH President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Me6ical.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Tbis pleasant, sim
- PIE and ecsciou, vegetable remedy for purifying the
blood and Of eofuogs aud cutsneous 6eSe be
this with the bneft by The
ony b. d obtain the orusl and
etnane article Prepared and soi By A B. d. SANDS. No.
100 Fulton st.. New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FrumD De
ceubet 1851 Trains viii Rave Chambersss Stsaoa a
fOloss: Erpr Trains % m end as N Albany P.-
sr s:sa m and s:se ?. m 70. Peekstin, $50 m Ia.
Pea.hisegss Peei.ii and slss Sns Trim. rep The wy
T.an. fr New iesss Tro! sSa and lass st
p m Ias, Al f,I ysiT sni 9. Is And snd $50 ?.
4 SMITH. Sup~rntep ianx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
~ On after THURSDAY Jan a. 1883 and until further
notice P.s.euset Tr.n. will leave Pier foot Of Duanes
follows viz: go
DuNKtRK EXPRESS at $50 m, for Dlnlrk and prncp0
iute rmedate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN at s:O H. for Daskrk and Buffalo snd inter
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGERkt Up. m, from foot Chamberst,
via Piennout for Sutfems and intermediate SistiJns
WAY PASSENGER at M for Sewburgh. Middetown and
lnteTmedais Stations.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS p daily, for Dunkrs and Sundays
excepted for Buffalo.
Thee Express Trains connect at Erira with h- Elmirs,
C.nsndsisua Nagars Fss Railroad for Niagara Falls q;
Binshsnon with the Syracuse aud BnshanOn Railroad for
Syrcue 8. Corning with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork
Railroad for Rochester, at Great Bend with the Delaware.
Lackswanna ard Western Railroad for Scranton AZ Hffs
vile with the Buffalo snd EewYork City Rroad for Buffalo;
a, Buffalo Dunkrk with the Lake Shors Railroad for C-ve
land Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chcago &c
5. p. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
9teamboats ano RAILROADS..

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ke, Whaf BY steamer Island City at and 0s sad l.
and 5Np M fhe cars leave Flushing. l.. Of the same 2
kou u@ng and exch sns with the Boa: Hunt
.s's Point Through in hfy minutes Fare 3 ernts
NN. NJ SMITH Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Professional Notlfes.

OFF, i5f
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN. PATENTS.
j. Z. PIRSSON, no. 5 WAIL-ST. y. l.
Psmpl!e' 4 g.. iuiormation senf free ey usA.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d.. Editor oil Inc
II scsp- aud su'hor Of Pr.ciica Tres;i-s On
casa" attend. exclusively 20 OPERATIVE SURitEhi sh'
CONSU LTATlOSS the obscure ds@Asrs O. 10 -
ohs bours he il A. M prv.,e hospital Tbs oee q The scs
p.l -; No. Ne.sy-. Astor Hsle where q. ht.nsy saa
busi son must be le 10 eompleH'AJ
e. received C0nsulii-s tee -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Wrean 6tedmers, &f.

CALIFORNIA-GREA REDUCTION in PAS
~ SAGE.-The and splendid steamship Q AkEk CIll, !,
2O00 tuns brden H. O. Shuiedt commsndT vii leave this Por
for ASPINWALL from Pier No. a. North River on tne on T
March. a. O'Clock connecting a. Panama WIN '1r Ne.
snd fayoie steamship Sierra Nevads hch VIII o. IA
proceed with the Passengers and Express de' 10
Ssu Frsncisco. For freight psssase spply onlv 10
CHAS. MORGAN / SONS. No. ? Bowling green.
NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
~ SHIP LINE via PANAMA RAlLROAD.-The hr'tcAss
steamship NORTHERN LGHT, 2 so tun', T. l. TaIs gsI1n
master viii sa FRI Pier No. North River. WEDSEsDAf
March TO- for ASPINWALL connecting with tae hr,tes
steamship ORIZABA 800 tun 7. H. Behen master leaving
ssa Francisco Msrch5 For freight and apply ONLY 10
ID. TORRANCE, Agent, No. Bowling Green. New'fork'
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABlA-For
III LIVERPOOL The ARABIA, J. Stone, Csmmsnder,
will sail from the Companys Dock At Jersey City with the Mas
and Passengers for Europe, WEDNESDAY the l7h inst
Pass myers are requ sted to be board by O'Clock m
T. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
ard HARLEM RAILROAD

IN WINTER ARRANUEMFNI
Commencing WEDNESDAY. Jan 8. le5S
Trains Leave Depot corner White and Cenrest New York
$50 M Ma Train or Albany, stopping a, Wiims5rdSe
and all Stations north.
SOD m Express Train for Albany. stopping the principal
Stations only.
6:l5 m.for White Plains, stopping al So ihermedae 9'a
iions.
Train, Leave Depo, cor 26,hs. and ih-av, NewYort:
B:l5 a. For " bridsei stopping a. s
tious.
For White Plains stopping at 81 nter,neda,e Sa
tons
$50 For William .bridge. stopping at all atermedae Sta
tions - -, -,
500 p For Mleron. stopping At Willlmsord1e and g.
intermediate Stations north.
4CO D. m For Croton Falls stopping Of al intermediate STA
tOus
5Op mFor wiiamsbriIss, stopping at oil intermediate
Stations.
RE1uRNINc-Trsns Leave Albany for New York:
80; m Mail stopping ell Stations above and a. Williams
bridge
s5pu.Expre.s stopping a, principal Stations only.
10y ~ WM !. CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains ssibs
Fast Lsy- Brooklyn for 0rcenpors 10 Tor syoss-S
ct as m fr Hsmpstesd 10 m, Is saI n sni sos
Jaz,a - u ID q "a els saas.S n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 10 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, AND
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD IL now open and in con
neton with tie Buffalo Coming aud New ork and NV York
and Ee Railroads forms direct route from New FORK %
Rochester
The drectness Of this route together with the foTt
afforded by wide renders it by the most desirable
between THE above named cities.
Tickets can l procured al EewYOrk and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duan aud No 1873 Broadway alec, in
Jersey City. Baggage checked through.
Fr,igbts BE- transported between New York and Rochester
with dispatch Any information desired IN regard thereto b.
obsed by calling the G neral Freight Agent Of the New YORK
and Erie Rsir ad Erie Building {. y TAPPAN Express
Ereisht Agent. No. laG Broadway.
NJ .r,ns on the Buffalo Corning and Ncw.Yofk Railroad
sunday J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA aud the SOUTH aud WEST, vis JERSEY
CfTY-Ms and Express lines leave Newly a and II
and and p fare S3 IL and go 10 kenngon flro9ss
Tickets sold for Cincinnati and &lS 5) sud the We
and for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk, kc and through bag
gase chec led 70 Washington a and p. trains.
W. WOODBURY. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will received fo any train unless delivered sui
minutes advance OF the time OF Leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

GATHER g. CHURCH of San Francisco hav-
- ing by ca assignment made by them TO the undersigned.
PETER NAYLOR, given preference in payment out Of the
Do!aTs drawn by said SATHER CHURCH upon the Amer
or stewLere OF upon DTexe Co.. upon the asens cor
respondents Of DTexel CO.
Hce il hereby lven holders Of all drafts 50 preferred
t ey are cquired to present such drafts or payment 20 the
indnrd a his Office, No. 70 Broad St, in the City Of New
YL on OF before the day Of April next and that In default
f sc rssctnet within that time the holders o sue dra
WI In pursuance Of provision 10 that effect coutuned In the
aid be liable lose the bepet OF the preference so
r,ovijed for them PETER NAYLOR,
Eew.YoTk jan 1883. Assignee oi Sather q ohuch'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

I,OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNTTED
Il STATES NAIL LINE.The fsyore steamship ALABAAA,
CAPTAIN George X Schrnck will leave WEDNESDAY Feb
H. at O'Clock from Pier No North River. Bills Of sdns
.s, ed only board. For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL l. HITCHILL L son, No. Is Broadway.
Steamers for Florida st Savannah leaving every Mon
day Wednesday and FniAy This shp is now ready to re-
oeiye Freight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
7 AND ROUTE-NEw-YoRK TO PROyI.

II DENCE, &e-0n and ster Oct % 1887 Train Of the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD sn5 FIsHKfLL RAILROAD
w esys Hartford after the arrival there the Erpss Tnn Of
ths New and New Haven and New Haven AID Hsrd ss5
Gvfns6 IA Railroads, which leaves New. .Yoh st sa m
eAMUEL MOTT. supsdalsaisnA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Removals..

II ID. MORGAN & Co. have REMOVED T.
LIE No. 81 All g IL .hiass pi-, Ioo tom Br.i,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

y
Comnencing Dec. p. 1851
Passenger Station in New.York, Zh-st. and fhsv
eI,TaIce Oh .7th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK
ForEewHayen 7:2a tex )i 1916. $40 exl and 4:20
D. rn For Bridgeport, 7:2o (rxl 2:45 3lo tex aud
iop NJ For Milford SraiioTd ksreld Southport aud West
po 7:2Os m l2:45 420p. For Norwsls 79's. ~ i5
$40 (ex 42o $3.50 m For Dadsn AID SrseHwieh 7:@
2:4s $40 {eA 20 $50 FS Pet Chester and iniefne-
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Roston &. tex $40 p. (exl For Hartford and
Sor rfsld m Tex $40 o. For Connecticut Rive
RsIcsd to Montreal e1 aud Sl0 (tx) to North.
anpon For Canal Rsrosd IN. (exl aud l2:i5 For
Housaiouic Railroad IN For Naugauck Railroad and
SHOP M For Danbury and Noiwak Railroad 72 m, $40
D. rn JAMES II. HOYr, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
HrNRY H. LEEDS, Auctoncer-Saesroom No. p Nsssa1.s.
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell at auction,

THURSDAY Feb 49, at l0l o'clock, al No II Charlton.
ST. gentee HOUSEHOLD FURNlI RE consisting Of Tapestry
Cspets large Pier Glasses, Oil Paintings mahogany Paor
Suites covered in bsrcOh arbOp Center Tables mahogany
cushion cd Chairs Work Table OclD Pier aud Gard Tables Hat
stand Sofa Bcdsteads mshoganyane Pier Gesgs Feather
Beds hs'treses Pillows, ncoscd and maTbeop Washssnds
Cottage Chsrs Crib Counterpart Quits Clocks aud Candida
bras. China Glass Ktchenwae, &C. Sale without
1871
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD -

DENNSYLVANIA RAILRO DAD
L The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
es With Western North aud Southwestern s,zt-s
BIZ continuous Railway direct This Road also eonnecs
Pttsbursh with daily se Of Steamers a po the West
am Rivers and n Cleveland nd Stndusky with steamers 20 al
pors OF the North western Lskes-ussng the direct
shesp and reliable route By which EREIGHT be or~ds<
20 and from the Grsst West
9ATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FtIsr CT Lass-Boots Shoes, Hsts and Caps, Books
Dry GoodsIn boxes bales and .runks Drugs lin cents
boIes aud bsles), Feathers, Purs, Ac......) lU n.
grcokD CLAss.-Donsss Sheetns. ShiIting aud
iiskhf W or,5I,A. & DIss' M eentsy
81, ..,r.rs ~ Le ~ h " 'h ~ 80 - 'p kp D.
Hemp and Pork sAed oose in sssk. IS cents
Tobacco, manufactured except Cigars, cut kc 100 o.
Tog.ra CLAsS-Cofee Fish, Bacon Beef and
Pork lin cssks boxes, EsstgaId) Lard aud Lard
OIL NsiS, Soods Ash, German Clay, Tar Pitch ,eo
Rosir, ae...
PLouR-75c y bb- until further notice.
GRNx-S5c y 100 n until further notice.
Co-rok-e: hs, not exceeding 500 wsght until further
notice.
In shipping eods from any poin. Of PhI.dspds pr
car to marx the pa k.se Via Peunsyvans Ralruad" Ar
Goods co, signed the Agents Of ths Road Phsdslpha
Ptft.burxh will BE- forwarded without detention
FsrIsHr AeExTs.-Hsris Wogmley Co, Memphis fesl.
r s,s Co, ST. Louis; p. O. 0'ReIly Co., Evansville
Ind Dam. snl, Bel Co. and Carter Jewets Louisville,
Ky; B. C. MeldHm, Madison, Ind II. Brown Co, sps
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N. w. Graham ca, ZsnesyIls
Asor Ho-.e, New.YOri and No Souths, Ns~-Yorki
J. snsedsI Philadelphia AAsTsw ko0ns. Baltimore; D.
Stewart Pittsburxh
n II HOUSTON GENERAL Freigh. Agent Phlsielpis
HI. L0MBAERf, Saperntsldsns, Altoona Pa
JsnusJ !, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
gnsnraree Companies.

4 TIANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BROOKLYN.-At the Annual Election this day the
following Gentle men chosen Directors viz:
JOHN ID COCKS, EDWARD BRIDGE,
CZAR DUNNING, G. c. ROUMAGE
q. A JARVIS WM. H. SIMONTON
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND LEVI II. BRIGHAM
J. s. T. STRANAHAN, CURTIS NOBLE.
EDWARD A. LAMBERT, J. s. WHITNEY,
WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, JOS w. GREENE
CHARLES CHRISTMAS, SEYMOUR BURRELL,
j. A. DAVENPORT, WILLIAM POOLE
EZRA LEWIS CHI ARIES STANTON
ROBERT II. BERDELL, WM. w. NICKES
A. 7. OSTR0M SAMUEL OSBORNE,
X. Z. PERRIN, s. w. MOORE.
: L, UUSTED JOHN T. WRIGHT
NEHRMIAH KNIGHT WILLIAM l. COtfSWELL,
j. J. VAN NOSTRAND, JOS. r. SklOMORE,
NATHANIEL PUTNAM, MOSES TAYLOR,
JAMES W. MARTENS, VIM. II. SLOCCM,
DAVID B. BAYLIS, JOHN AISrYNE,
JOHN SCHENCK, MATTHEW NASSAR, in.
Subsequently JOHN d. COCKS. Esq. unanimously
elected President HORATI0 D0RR- Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting q. EewHamp,on with the Delaware, I@SIt
and Western Railroad aud st Eas.oa win me Lehs
Valley Railroad - go, ,as, -.
FALL ARRANGEMENT. commencing Oct A iSS-Seass ~ S
EevYork for E.son and nteru.edse places from fer 10
North River s,7ia m, IL N and - tor soInervnsSJ
above trains snSH $50 2 ~
Tbl above ains connect elizabeth With trains the New
Jersey Railroad which New York from the foot Of Court
.sndt-st. ct n and IL q m, and 5: % and S p.
Psszeasrr for the Delaware Laek,wanns and Western kd
,o.A uiI Leave Al u u only Lshgh Valley Railroad 81
"a a m and IL IN. JOHN U. STERNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
CXECUTOR7S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IL The FARMS tauDg hundred aud twenty
property of the late JACOB BANTA 'itnsed in the town
ship Of Washington, Bergen County State Of New jersey will
be offered public sale the house Of Peter Woendyke
THURSDAY the fourth day Of Match at o'clock,
Also a LOT Of fine TIMER LAND containing twelve
Conditions made known day OF Sale. TEUNI5
BAETA Surviving Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
AZ Ofce. No. 81 Wsl-it.
ptai AZ me Annual Election held the 9Th instant.
fHILETUS II. HOLT. STEPHEN LININGrON,
as SnSEsh 4. WlCkHAM EN0CH KErCHAM
SiiNS SItHSn DAriS Az WILLIAM A. CUMMINGS,
22TNEn 22INpyn ~; ,ShhPARD, HENRY LYLES. Js.,
~ IHnr vpTn hoMLAND, BREW WSTER VALENTINE
VII ~ Ts., -; hVM e GEORGE b WHiTFlELD,
STEPHEN W. GAINEs ISnac II SstiTu
MI SnN .. Sur " naaaLON TEUSlS ". QUICK,
nTIpX ~ IN InnrN0op, ROBERT y. SAGE,
DANIEL r. WILLETS I6SF r - ~ ~ .ppn
1DIEM rpI SAar' ASHER TAYLOR,
BENJAMIN II. HOWELL NATL PILL. ru.rr,
Were elected Directors of tbi, Co,r,an n '" Iu
end st elS Of the Board of prrr,|;. 49, -
JAMlN H. HOWELL ESQ., was rsS,s., p eis as!,
ASHER TAYLOR, ESQ., WAS rrsieced VIePr. i5sns '''
NewYoii February 2, 1853. Se'te'sI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
JAMES NJ MnLER, Agclioneer.
GntIfrp, 6ar0ware ano Jron.

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, ETC
~ American and EpsE-a IvvIy Handled
KNIVES ard FORKS; Knives ony Beef and Game Carver
Jable Seels Silver plated Forks, Spoons, Casters, kc;
J,s.nned Tea Tsys and Waters in great varsity and large
= assortment OF
HOUSE-FuRNISHISG HARDWARE,
Ter s.le by CHAS s. LITTLE Co.. Nos IS and - Futonr
INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
j AHTIMONY &C., f1T sale by . -
JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. SO Wi'liam's'
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAlLS-Very superior
JOHN W. QUINCY 4 Co.. No 90 William st.
~ AMES q SONS SHOVELS and SPADES
W. For sse by JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No 80 Willam-st
THOMAS PIG IRON-SOft, free, strorg, aud
I warranted substitute for Scotch Pis.
JOHN W. QUINCY Co, No. 90 William g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

i ron f1r BOSTON And FRUvIUENV EIuIHI- NJ '0
b ,bc,e., .nd pos, di-st carrying the Eastern NAL
To. .rsrer. PLYMOUTH ROCK CaP- Jo-a S.v - ,bs
COMMODORE, C.ps W. II Frslee In Gs e1s21r., - Prov
fDENCE RAILROADS ravns New York d.y SsanEays 49,. x
--p@dl frm Pier No North Rvc<, hst aaf ao'se
a.. ., ooci . m and S:oninxtou =, sS m OF on IAe 81
iyN of the mi trsin which raves Boston 5is p n
The CONMODORE from N-w-Yort Monday, wein.soJ
and d,y frrm Sannron Tuesday ThGrsd.y and SATURDAY
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York TUESDAY inlLss EISs
md s.furday from stouins0u Mouday Wetnessy sid ry
Passenger, procred from S,oninxon Per fArnd :"
snd Bos,on 10 The Exp-rss Mail Trsi reaching sad pe ~ "a
r,e ~ tho bv obsr rtes nnd pie time for al the carry
o0nr ns. oonectinr North and East PASSENGERS ts pi
remain on bad nights re. unistuip
baEfsst If rsd AID Leave 5.oonsoa in the Gso m tAn
for Proviiruc-. -, ,L-o,..
Abazzssemas:er accompanies the seansr sad 's" 'a"
eHh way -. ,..-s n.
For psssss. births freight sppy on oosd ns
geAuer the Freight Once, fier ne . NoH H's''
the Office No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE

GREAT REDUCTION of FARE 10 EUROPE.
From NewYork souihamp To NewYork. from southamp-
ton Have or Bremen: ton. Hsvre Bremen:
First Canin SSp frt tahin $loO
Second CABIN o. Second CABIN o.
Siee-sge e,......... - %
In The fr,cs.s psdde wheel ,,esnshps ARIEL 2oO tuus
2 ID Ludlow con;rnar der ara NORTH STAR Sp tuna Ia
vard Caveady commander. % sa from Pier NJ North Ryer
Al ICON precisely csrryirg the Unied States Mai, Viz:
Leave New. Yo;k for South Bremen for Southampton
ARIEJ.,.. Sat Msr q saturday. Apn /: We'd, ApL q
NORTH STAR. Sat Ap u Sstidsy. May Is Wed. NAV 10
These ausp touch Hsyr- Specie delivered in Loudoa
and Parr For freight or passage sppy 20
II. TORRANCE, Aseut No Bowling Green y. Z,
CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON aud RAyRE.-
- The nasnifc. nt ship Vanderbilt 5.ss tCns r z
Lefeyre mater viii 'si with the NAILS
yRom NyWYoRE SOUTH FROM SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
ANrroS HAvRE.
SATJ RDAl.... April 10 oNEDNESOAY. g
sATfJRDAY Nay 22lwEDNESD Al. Isns .
SATURDAY .........Jay slwEDNEsDAY.... Jelly 2l
Pe OF passse ssrorias to oS sor Of Y-s. cabin
sitc AID Also ,ecopd cabin 80 snd So.
Spscis d.liye-ea IN Londol a. ! Paris
D. TORRANCE. Agent, No. Bowling Green NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
II STATES MAIL STFAMERS.-Ths ships composing this
Line are: TIE ATLANTIC, Cap. Oliver Edhdge the BAL
TIC Cspt. Josspn Comsock; the ADRIATlC Capt James
West.
Tne,s shps bc BY expressly Govern
peut service every been taken In their construction
s.o 10 their 10 insurs strength and speed and h5t
r passengers elegance and
comfort.
The steamers of tbs hae have improved va,srigh. eompat
caeus has been spared 10 make them al good
A new; thorough eIaMins0n aeu proves - mode
Of fconsr,clon yet untq1set-
Price Of passage from EewYort 10 Liverpool In hss cabin
$50; seond d.. sT5 From Liverpool to New Yor 30 and
% Tn,a experienced attached ~ amp No
b-.:hs CA De secured until paid for