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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

/ TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting me AI.nee
cities with Western North western and South western S'ss
by continuous Railway direct This Rood also conne;,s
Ptsbrsh with daily Of TO A poc on ae "es'
an Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with the steamers
ali ports on the Norhwsssrn Lskss-atlns the mos' dhe
cls and reliable BY which FREloHF can be pr"AoS'
tn and from the Crest West. ,,rncn,,pou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rIITobUhoh
FIRST CLAss-BoOts Shoes Ha.1 ana Cspe BOOKS 20 cents
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and Huh..I HiHe lW %.
In boxes and baes) Feathers, Furs, 49,
etSoSb hs1 bT,.Gn o.k.1 Hard. IS cents
- s,br ,;r I'll. or bo.es1 Wool and Sheep l0v ..
Pelts Eastwad,
fHsD CLAss-Apvls Steel, Chains I'm ossn as oeuts
Hemp Bacon and Pork sstsd Qoose or in sscts 100 n
Tobocoo, manufactured, except Cigars iCu,y NO
FOURTH CLIss-Cofee Fish, Bacon, bee' ano ~ -. =.
Purh In casks or b Ies EsItwAdl, Lad and LId
Oil. Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Ia, riHn' :" ID
honn, de.."...........:..'.;'.' =. .''''''''''
TLorR-75c p bbL until further notice
GRAA-53c- T. 100 70 until further ro,lee. -. IN a...
CoTToH-e2F . bale not exceeding SO weight hhu 'o'ea
ootce n,r.,.,,. =. ,.,
IL sippins FOODS from any port eat Of Phlsdspnis
ocular 70 NAH the package "Vs Penns{ -
ods eop,rped 70 The Asents Of this Road "
Pit.burah viii be forwarded without detentioo
FREIsHr AeEkrs-Hsrris Wosmley Co. nSnPuis IN IN
4 r. ssss l. Co. 81. Louis p. g. o h-ulJ 20. Ess. s,
Ind Dumesnin Bell Co. and Carter 1e".", ~ "a
Ky; B. C. Asldrum, Madison, Ind d. prVra .,,ns 80
irwin 4 Co. Cncinnsti; W. Graham = Co, LAcs'Ss -
Lror House Nev.Yorh asd No. 20 Southst Ne~-Io
sneeder Phii.delphi.; MAsr.w koona SAa'"'"i ~ -
H. H. HOUSTON GenerI Fresht AsSat rh+eos % pA's'
H. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent A'''o>
January l., l2e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LOST CAPTAIs ToUsD.

LOST cAPTAIs TOUsD.
The New York correspondentof The B"'f'a I"]r"1
states that some three years ago, the report roscnso
Nsw-York that the ship Helsns was Lost, hsr com.
msnder, Capt. Thompson, bad with him ns son. ana
left in New-York bis wife and several ca'iafen, u.
a load of coolies; and il was believed that
csaso nd Tiseu and murdered the crew. The To-
.n,.ree 1 oics paid the policy, and IN administrator
~as appointed for the s,t.,e But tais. Mrs aomP.on
teS be ra ard vould both return. This week Q YES
at this port and states that tasy P.ssed and
b.iIed vessel bound for C.os, which had on 90 board
Thompson sGS crew sv Of .s s' pas ass
nas nivsn last Sabbath 10 the Mariners Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.
LETTER FROM THE POSTMASTER GENERAL

LETTER FROM THE POSTMASTER GENERAL,
COMMUNICATING ESTIMATES FOR sAIL SERVICE TO
FOREIGN CoUsTRIEs AND ACROSS THE IsTHNUs OF
PASAMA. - =. ,a,a
PosT.OfFICE DEPARrMENr, March ~, 1870
SIR:-In obedience 10 the second section OF the
4" Act to change the organization Of the Post Once
Department. &C., approved July :, 1850, nave
the honor 10 submit estimate Of the sums which Will
probsby be required for the mail service to foreign
countries and across the I.ihmus Of Panama for the
wear commencing July l. 1853 - far as the same Ia
PAYABLE out of the revenue Of the Post Office De-
paTtment:
fransp alton Of the malls from New York by Soe.h
ampton or Cowrs Brernen and from Nee York, by
6onthanpton Cows, 20 Hayre; fhfrtssn round
trps on line TO b. performed for the United sfs
tosas.s sssa and inland sccIuiI from the msls ear
ned on each line which, Il 10 estimated, will Anoun,do -
Tn Of the mails between Cbareston aud
Havana under the contract With VI. c. hordscai eoU
Trsnstortsifon Of the mails the IshnIus OF -
Pyusns. i"vW
Tota......................... eSoVv
The estimate for the New York and Hsvre, and
New.York and Bremen lines n INTENDED 10 provide
against the possible dscontinuance OF the service on
these nes The department is not certain that, after
the expiration Of the present contract on toe s June
next It cab procure the mails TO be carried Tor the
United States postsgee, sea AID inland but "a hoped
and eII ected that Congress WILL at the sssson
decide in view of tins uncertainty, whether the ser.
vice shall be continued on those terms or whsfhor,
ard in what way, higher rate Of compensation, II
any, shall he aw srded.
ILave the honor 70 be- respectfully youf OBJ erv
AARON BROWN. Postmaster. OeasrH-
Hop. JAMES L. oRs slsaier Hou.. Of Representatives
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
NTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OI

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN and ser THURSDAY, Jan. a. ls5s and until further
notice Psser Trains will leave PeE foot Of Daane As o|
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at $50 m fr Ddnhirk and principal
te,mediAte Stations 49,
NAIL TRAIN at $3.50 for DunAirk and Buffalo aud nte
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, ct ?. m., from foot Chamberts
via Permont for suferus aud 'ediae Stations
WAY PASSENGER at for Newbarsb, Addietowr and
The sbove Trsius run daily, sundsys excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS M, dairy for DuDkrs, and, suLdsys
excepted, fer Buffalo. IA, a.,
CansndAsua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Nagas Falls st
with the Syracuse and Bnghsmton Railroad tor
Syracuse at Corning with ,he Buffalo Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester; At Great Bend with the Delaware
ILav and Western Railroad for Scranton at Hornels
Vile with the Buffalo and NrwYork City Railroad for Buffalo
Buffalo and Dun Kirk with the LakeShorr Railroad for Ceve
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit ChIess9 Chi &c
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1850 spRING ARR ANoEMrST 1883
Commencing March Is 1858.
Psseeuser Station IN NewYork corner Tth ~ and fh
'"i'-''' 'N TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK.
For New Haven. 7:9 NJ tex) l9+ S:to oeL 80 40
a.: M For Bridge port 7:1D N tex l2:Ao 81 tex
$50 and 4 % D. For Milford Srstford Fairfield s9uthpoH
md Westpor 20 m.; l2:45 $50 40 m For NoTwNa
and Greenwich 720 M l2t' $50, 4;H' oto m; 20
5t.niord 7:20 (eX) m. l245, $40 teI) $50 4D 20
o NJ. For Chester and intermediate stAtsons ''@ Ia
'';'' ''' ''N' GO coSNEGGTiNG S TRAINS.
Fo- Boston, N. tex $40 p M teI For h.ithtd Ano
sonpsfeld m lex STOP (ex) For Cornectsut River
70 Montr,ai g. NJ (ex) and STOP NJ tex to NonhsmPton.
Hor Csps Railroad a m eI and l2:1p Fr Hou.asonc
For DsHbuiy and Norwak Railroad, 30 N. 20 p m
JAMES II. HoYr, supsrnte ndent-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

APPoISINEsrs BY TIE EGoyERsoR.-ALB.Nf, AP1'
L. Giifa Of HemYst-ad, john
owen Of Astoria r~appoinfmsnts -, Ill.,
.York-EdwsTd y. DE Lsncey. NsthI b. tfons neny
cro,rdop James r. jenkins. r.appintmeot. ssP5 3D.,
,;sI Ism B,coLpr Jsmss r. GINNING. Rsdford w:nn
,op Duhs Cro.by Butler II. Bxby. Anthony ~ -"
rg..u. H. Walsh, Thomas T. Davis jr. new spPos' hroI
Kna-Edvnd Hope. Wsldo Aebof;. > rn-isSA % ..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON aux EQSlON kud PROVIDE InIanA -uu.s-

he shortest and direct earyins the Eastern Nal
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK. C.x. Joel Stone aud C.
yANDFRBILT Csp,. w H. Frale. in coun-.tilu WITH ,~
sTOSINGTos and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON ard PROVE
DENCD RAILROADS, leaving New Yors daily tSaoisy, -1
e.p,sdl frou No North River frs; wharf ye Battery
place o'eoei N, aad 81 oat ston $50 p he
amy ,he unsil train which Boston Al p
III. C. VANDERBILT, from New York Aouday. Weine.isy
and Friday from sounston Tetay I-sdAy ard sssisy
IN. PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Yort T1~sisy Thur~iay
spd sauday from stoniI Monday "Wednesday aud Pisy
Pas-ussr proceed from Sonns:oB pr 81 % Providence
,nd the Express M-l a.n reaching sad al
yan~. ~ Other and ample for all the aty
m lines connecting North snd East Passengers that prefer
erisin board the reaae' ENJOY nights rest 1ndiarei
besks, II desired aid leave ston.non in the 7So train
sor Providence.
60 b way.
For passsse behs state trght spoly bard be
steamer the Freight Office, Pier No. North River
he ef.ce No. ~ Ba:.sry place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
DENNSYL VANIA RAIL K y A u
rur CTNr AL, ROUTE.
Me1nal.

CONSUMPTION.-Tbe Rev. c. $: BukNL Nil |:
I several yes. n.ou.y soa.Asfa ,. Asia d B:oHeS Sose5d
pc and for Con.umPa. a.n.I de CT nha ns
the ,enesy m.hod BY with ea;ys proPss; 5e - s E
medicine directly addressed % ne s suffering feow
=. vii .eDd he RECIPE free 70 a. rao
with fUn ssd explicit directions ioi - -
's Tge pTV r. BgjRNETT, No. % Beesn.rst, y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WLST' via JEksEf
CTYMa and Express lines lesve New York al and ii m
.ud aud D. u se So Through Tickets sod i2r Cinenhsi
and the West for Baltimore. Washington, NoroIh &c
and through basssse chez he'd Washington in and o. m
trsns J. w. NOODhI rr, Assi,Ait .isI =
baggage viii be received for any au unless delivered A'
ebee led fN.en mnuesn advance OF the time oil rSVlns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
6ieonhoats ana RailYoaas.

COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT ed YALL RivER-rse splendid sod .sp.uio
s<.m.r EMPIRE STATE Cspt J-~- esp-s N- YofA sv~ry
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Il o so.osh 8 m.
ara The STATE OF MAINE. Capt Brown ~sv-. Y us,
Hereafter viii be REGARDED secred 70 o. sepcAn,
su,l the sane ,han hsve b. .en paid for.
Pr.rht 70 Bston rwadea throush With rre. i.poek b,
NJ HIpr.-s Fright frs,a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

vss tsles RON he r.v.r Elbs. ard rsup>d eto sts~'
vOed COS. $500 40 APusssI. asusy take Their suPpe'
.tor,e deeh for that purpose III. Boes IN .ach
haste that many igee, proved GeeTwNd o. be saLr-y
,mr,y There m.csne on bad sor
c.ts:n aid his medic chest had ben gs.sl s.4 a,
hemedieine had been sped ih'rr ~Asv,r
H. A, pfescib.d BY ia~ and h-ir srr.eu,ep. ae, r.
~ll" the Captain pfah.hly
much 1sseG he cuSci's Ion s waom l- bel tsk
N n into his cabin, Anf Who remained sih hu
ss M, whole OF the Noysxs be c.Os-t.a with k~r
surts very stormy uisA and lid not cons dsrs viii
hicb hsyor EVIL. BIZ oficsfs wet, dsNssd up
sch other prUvoDs The latter eDtrhed that ory
tnesn had ban put on oort VI
dsmAndtd wine they had . pa'caAse ot
Captain had OF tie within ne toHr Ases of 50 S -
Uttered tor ck ma psfposes Tor
about % dsys ffo fAAt
disrf for cIin.ins Dough
ucidsbuie drukak ~A.r We has" 20 nofr AS
,ndi this sa,us opani n t1N tnr d~H'h
of the 81 pIsus e,ud by & wsirT which "e hsn iarh
nom The River Ehe ue barring ci the desd took ps- sy
euts Usnneri ihy thnu into h- dscp NJ boas TIE
yht having bu shc to the cest dhesto cause
in utdas 'knE the thr~s ct The dad esis- overheard
wA,doue n mSht by tur ssi ors
Tie whole fotr ing .s'eiDen declare iras in
every rspt ~ subc hing thervtu.
tSgnedl A. fESfEN
Ncl> York, the a Gay of Mach isS9
We be b. conhIn the statement Aie BY fren
In al l. particular.
CARL MEYER,
WILHELM GlERKE.
WILHELM TEFPEk. steerAse Ps'scnssS.
WILHELM kOERBER.
BEkTHOLD kOMlTSCH,J
As uowledsed before fSEprEek h,rr Notary rshS oe the
Appcnce lie a tabular ststemeut OF the great NOR
tahty on Hamburg passenger sdps, and q comparison
with the comparatively small number OF deaths on
ships coming irom ether contirer tai ports:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing TIL tRSDAY April l. 1893
T. air ave Depot White aud Cenets New York a.
$3.50 M. Mail Train stopping al WiAiamsbrise and al
Stations north.
e:l5p M. FOR White Plains stopping at Ai intermediate
Stations
Tr,ns leave the Depot cor whist and tnsv Newfors
s:i5s m Fer Wiiamsbidge, stopping a. AL iHtermedae
Stations.
:OAm. For White Plsin stopping 81 al intermediate
S:stiops.
$50 m...for Wiiams6ndee Stopping g. al h'ereois'e
Stations.
For Dover Plains stopping n: al intermediate
Stations.
$50 For Wil.nsbn,se stopping at all intermediate
stations.
RErrRxNG-Trsins leave Albany FOR NewYork at
7:45 m..Msil stopping a. al stations north oi and
Hiusmsbrdss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Wroteriss ano PROVISIONS.

GROCERIES, FISH and PROvIsI0Nsl
W AA n "a WHsHrrorOR- ~. .Asv BARClAY,
sG-r wb.s.sae foBovius soodA sest aoshty. WI wv
FIW TAf hACKEREL-ls, ees, teeis, tona, huSI
NV PAT MACKEREL.5 s Sss ttsSs, tsSs, tsss.. Gs,i
NEw aEORGE's BAHE GOLDFISH. PSked Goldfish, Had
lo.i Seal. fsh w'hi,.fsh c Cso0s Red Herinfs;
MISS PORK, eMOKED HAMS, seouidsf', Beef kArd
Oils Candes; ,r.,
epipF RICH and MILD CHkESE--finest quality;
GRYEN and BLACK TEAS. RIce. Yine Sat; s,a,ch, VIM
sa, spces sars;u Barley, WktI rvireA Wahirs and Bah
hs soda ,,. v,su ! IN po,ys,ovs
si,h The ready money. Goods warranted
Orden from the country I'D with the fresest care.
sll.h -TEAS-TEAS, GROCERIES S)Sn
ANV. .Dd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT N ~tJOs
Ne PIjBLIC-GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES 1t 10 nov
,ener,ly eopes DID tbst the GREAT CANTON TEA WARE
U0sT {. The rbe.pe. Cash Store in The City Of N-wYorh
xbere N. choicest f. the fines. Gfuerres snd the largest
a II 20 let oIa are always hand. Country Merr.l
town Pamis tbe Pubbc 10 1sns should consul; b~ir
~ Interest,", buy their goods whore they get them
sI.s,s'.. And lest THOMAS r A0NEW,
-' ymp.gter Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Choice Teas. fine Groc.Ties Sc,
Nc go Greenwich st. corner irrsy-st, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
CUPREME ECOURT.-WILLIAM LELAND

SUPREME COURT.-WILLIAMW W. LELAND
- seain,t JOHN 2. GOwEN and FRANK CoPLAND-
Summons coutTsc-iCom. not served -
To the Defendnts You hereby summoned and rsysiri TO
the complaint this sction which SD IN the
office Of the Clerk Of the City and County of Newfers At the
City Hall in the City Of N-viork. the cath Jay Of Feby
1859 and copy OF your answer 10 te said sompas
the subscTters their office. No IL Wal street the
City Of NewYor within twenty days ster the servce q
exclusive of the day u rsh aeryee;
and if YOU fail to answer ssd pat within the sore
d The plaintiff this action viii take udansnt AsAns
for the twenty hundred dollars with interest on the
hundred dollars thereof from the 18th day u Msrh
1887, snd the remsniI sum OF .shten hundret dolNs
the eighth Jay Of March thousand eight
hundred sDd Coy sevsn besd. the costs OF this sonDasd
New-YoA February a 1889. - -
PlERSON, HYDE JESkS Plslntfs Attorney"
f2i iAN1NsIh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Mr. JEILrSGHAUs was of opinion that the Board
should take some action TO punish Capt. Walter or
his owners fer the reckless disregard Of the life and
comfot of their pass. ngers The matter referred
TO Mr. Jeing haus the President and Vice President,
with power. II was understood that tho Commission
ers intend to apply to the Hamburg Goyernment TO
declare the securities Of the owners Il2,0Oo maks
barco) forfeit.
We append the usual weekly statement:
Number Of sen endgrsnts arrived to March 3 IVJ
Number Of alien emigrsuts arrived since 10 April 7 I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

CUPREME COURT-Erie County-BENJA-
~ MIN BECKWTTH sSsinst PURLINA A. BECKWlrH.-
To PURLiNA A. BECKWlrH, Defendant Ysa are srby
sumcpsd 10 "a. compliant 10 this ation Of BENJA
MN BECkWlTH Plaintiff, and copy Of your ans~er
~ Gowands Cs'tsIagsus County kesYork. within
twenty days after the hereof exclusive of Jay of
and will take notice that II you a TO the complaint
within twenty days AFTER the service hereof the Pnca VIII
the Coit for the reis demanded In the complaint aud
you will so tsse notice that the coupaut hi. ion hd
the Office Of the Clerk Of Ere County the .h day
Msreb ls5s.- Gov snda. Csttafsngus County, N Y
Mht3 {. L. TORRANCE, Plaintiffs Alton
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Ocean 6tfamers, &f.

QDffQH bffQmfr6, &L.
VTNHE STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT will sail
i from Pier No. g. North River for SOUTHAMPTON snd
BAvRE on SATURDAY MORNING., April 10, at 7ecock
precisely Passengers please embark their luggage Friday
ID. TORRANCE. Agent, No. Bowling Green.
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, for
IL LIvKRPOOL.-The PERSIA g. u. y. Jadiius Con-,
msnder will sail from Ccmpany Dock Jersey CITY with
the Mails and Passengers for Europe WEDNESDAY the
lh ococi precisely Passengers requested to be
on bos,d by O'Clock H. The AFRICA will sail on the 18th
April. r. CUNARDi NO. bowling oi,f..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Wairr 0urf.

DR.E.J. LOWENTHALv WATER-CURE-
~ Beuen Hshts Nsw.Jensy; 10 ntnusss h0n' ssios
the HosoAen cr Jersry City fsrry 81 vsn4sr rAfrA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
AT PRIVATE SALE.-sl5O,O 600 TEN PER

4 T PRIVATE SALE.-SIoU,UW I'm I'M
~ CFNT COUPON BONDS thousand ga, secured oy
the esbly located unencumbered leased on
euped Ia the business parts OF the Wy oil
Chiesso. Appaisss carefully made and vsne fy vennee
Bonds insurance policies the buildings assigned 70
eolaes interest semi annually the City Of New York 40
letters and panS Of the Property may b be eN
an iud Application Esch mortgage will carry with the
bIsh.st and most unequivoctl essl authority
g. DRAPER, No. I6 PiLe-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
ffaaI Notices.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
he County u Yors notioe herrby u Al
having claims AGAINST CAThARINE H. SCOTT late q tes
City Il New Yors ecsssd u pr,st the with ach-r'
uersof ~ the subscriber his oee. No 81 Wie .ret
the City of New iork e~fe the hs dsy ot Angus.
DATED Sew Ycri th. i~-n,y sixth DAY of Janra'y, 1883
jas lA~tnn EUGENE H. SULLIVAN Administrators
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tse County u Ns~ foTf notice !. hereby q AZ
kayins sISius AxsI4, JOHN 3. COOPE2 AiS 4 ~
S,~lork deceased present. the 1th yonch~r Arrof
u the vb ihcr. the ssdsnc. of william CoPrr NJ 50 Han.
sond street n the city u N~York before th- .ixh DAY
of s-y,eubI Dxt-Dated N~ York The 81 Jay If MARCH, IS
WILLIAM COOPER. (r..,.
mb4 lswenrh' ARTHtR IL VI. lIADDOCK S"'N"''
CUPRFME COURT OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ AARON H.NANCLEvS. WILLIAM r MckEAS and 10
sEPH 4 POTTS, who hsv. survived NESOPH0S J. NAY
SARD a.sost REUBENP DAVIS, in easeNticr Il h-Trl7
that second day of April lSs, ps WRIT or AT
fACAENf i.sned out of the supreue Court # ewJesy
the sbovt named pain 'hs o The
.b~y rared nln, hr hs Of twenty hunrd d$
ars anS r.tunsble TO the turnty 6fh Day " Apn as
WILLIAM NJ FORCE, Clerk
IL Gw9mThs BARKER GUMNERE Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

DR, HASTINGS COMPOUND slRuP fs,I & OF
sApHTHA-Ts. Ge. rmety for coass, c1s,; ,c Coz, 2,
sumption, md al t's.'e, % I IPARMERTON Sic Aseu-
'u eotoss tf - NJ Ac fatcs -, New YoTt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
CUPREME COURT-GILMAN GOODWIN

CUPREME COURT.-GILMAN GOODWIN
- against The yERGENNEs SCALE COMPANY.-ssm
mons demand (Com. not ser TO the
allow. Defendant; You are hereby summoned and required 70
a,w complaint IN this scion which 10 flied in VI. oe
The C.rk City and County of New York s The City Hail.
N. CITY N,vYork ard 10 copy of your answer
to said complaint the subscriber at his office, nunos
lfet within twenty days alter ,ht service ot shs SUN
nous YOU exclusive Of the day of such service" sud you
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid She
plaintiff this action N judgment against you for the SUN
hurdrcd thysev-u dollars and thirteen cents VIA
from the eighteenth day of Decsmbcr o." thusand
eisht hundred and y beside the costs OF this aeon-Dasd
March 2 1883. A. SfAULDiNo. flAntn NtoineS'
The plant 10 this action was hled March D ls'S
mil law6sTh A. sPAULDlNG, Plaintiff Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-MARY ANN GREER
- Asainst MARGARET g. sANkSrON et a-In puTsames
of Judgment the Supreme Court Of the State ol
made In III, action on the l9h day Of February 1856 RICH
ARD IT, BOVINE the referee named therein VIII oppose 70
sa. pabs snction the nth day Of April lS3S Y tk
a. neon the Merchants Exchange In the City OF New fcs
PHILIP r. WILKINS sucioneer all those Ave seyeIS s
Of land buildings thereon situate 81 the north .tfy sr
ne, OF Perry Beecksr In the Cy OF New fo sd
which together bounded and described ~ follows u VIZ:
BEGINNING said north ssssry " Ferry and b.cs
er running norhsy song the ess'ey side
feet six inches to the ne of @ OF one
Walton thence eastey said Waons line sevenyh'e sst
southerly line parallel with Bset-rs
nohey Perry seventy i've feet I inches 70 the said
Perry and Beeeksrs the place Of beginning
w r. II. BOVINE, Referee No. 81 WsgH-
Ek y. y. BRowS, At.omeys, No. IA Wallet
mhi 2zwewThSS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-LERSEY-

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting st New Hampton with the D-awsre Lska
and Western Railroad aud Ess;on with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT. commencing Oct D. lss7-J-ave
New orb for Ession and intermediate places from Pier No.
North River, a. y u m and y for Somevie By
above tIsns, ard ct n H.
The tr,ins Elisabeth with trns the New
Jeey Railroad which aye New York from the foo Cd Court
lADdtst- at 7. and II m and s. % and p.
Passengers for the Delaware Lkawsnns and Western Rsn
u a m and IN. JOHN o. STERNS. Superintendent
ELUSIiING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
bet Wharf by Island City =, g. aud 10 and
/ 4 and D. TIE leave Finishing l. L. q. the
meeting and changing with The boas Hunt
,rs Point. Through IN 81 minutes. Fare Is centa
WIN. ~ SMITH. Receiver.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De
cember 2 1857 T.ains viii leave ChAmbersst. station
clovs: Express II aims $50 and AS Albany Pas
ers,r Train, IL 80 for slug SiDg tor Ponshkeep
e 80 n and $50 p. 6r PeetsSi, $50 ?. m The
Peeksk and Sns Sing Trains stop at the Wsy
Sns Passengers taken at Chambers CAnsopher s1d 5ls s
rrars New York leave Troy At 6l5 and 2 and 54
o. m Ess: Albany st aud 5 e IN. and and 6:0
A. p. SMITH Superintendent
AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DENCE, Ac.-On and after Oc. q, 1887, Train OF me
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD aud FfSHKlLL RAILROAD
will Hartford after the arrival there Of The Express Train OF
York and New Haven and New Haven and Hartford
and Sprinshela Railroads which leaves New York NJ
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

CTATE OF IOWA PER CENT BONDS, due
~ In 1869; principal and Interest payable In the City Of New
YoIk State dsbt limited by Constitution - $4,000.
PRORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD PER
CENT BONDS 1863 convertible into the Stock Of the Com
papy or which per dividend pd The roads peIptn-
y eued Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company al an
snnual rent Of 25 coo -....u NOUN,
CITY OF LOT 'ISvILLE PER CENT BONDS
CITY OF ST. LOUIS PER CENT BONDS 1000.
COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS (short) PER CENT BONDS.
CRY OF KEORUK s PER CENT BONDS due In lus
or by Keokuk Fort Des M0ines and Annesota hhn a.
CITY or KEOKUK 10 TER CENT ANTICIPATION
BONDS due May !, 1859 aud 1850 For sale by, . ,,,u
CLARK DODGE Co.. No 81 Walls
Fu rGticusrs including the Constitution and Law, o~s
copy Of lease Of p and v r. r. can be had OIL sppcen -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

T,OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. 5.
I MAIL LINE-The favohte stean.hiP FLUhtpA SaPL
n N from Pier No North River. Bills Of Lsdns signed ony
on board For Freight Passage sppy sAMe ~ ~ M. .
s.ysnsb leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Tnaty ins
ALABAMA Capt g. X. Schenck, will raceeed Ano es'e VI
Wednesday April IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA steam Va
i ship THOMAS SWAN, Capt. Pct sAs cav @ ~
No IL X, SATURDAY, April 10 Il oersA i Z, r. q
sseiy Psssas- rs with superior snoonmoaA. g",J =,
al 10 sents on--t All yri g. -
ear efiee. Apply " Ii h. CROMWELL ~
No 50 Wr,;-.t, edrIsi AlbhJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
furniture.

EURNITURE.-
Il TO HoUSEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
Grss; closing SALE Of FURNITU RE Of th. No. Sc
Bow,ry, opposite the Bowsry Thest.r
In cIfequeDce Of retiring from business the undersfned will
dispose Of his se and stock In III. above store
remarks ably low prices, follows:
stiss II TO fl6i mahogany Chairs 81 50 TO 81 So worth
AS 80 70 So; nahossny Wsrdrobes Sl4 worth so; painted
Wsrdohss - soto 80; mAIhetop Center Tables 50 10 el2
worth from Si2 TO s.; mahogany top Bureaus
found IN hTos.s store, a. Of which soi
Persons wishing 70 purchase would do well cal
before gong elsewhere
N. B.The balance Of stock remaining baud will ID $,
auction on The 18th OF April W. BUTLER
I OOklNG GLASSES at WHOLESALE-rhe
Trsde supplied with oil DDS the loves. rate. f cash
Best in New York Ci'y fpeAk expenc.
and advice al give friend BRADLEY = call a, his Old
Rand No l4 William # Ann a. " B-O.d frAur,
r.silt - look a. good - new, very ch-sp.
Tour GILDERS wanted
CCHOOL FTRNITURE.-R. PATTON, No ~
- G,oye-st., NewYork
B-Circulais forwarded sppioason 4, above.
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