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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
HONOR TO The PEOPLES REPRESEN
TATIVES

The freemec Of NewYork last uisht pad tbs tribute
of their thanks to the representatives IN Coogross who
have just atei Fraud snd Usurpaton IN hsnsas.
One hundred ard twenty guns were tired on Tue 81
terry one for esch vote to submit the LecomPton Con-
stiirt.On to the people, and in the PAX there was
sp'ttdid disp.sy Of Fireworks An immen.e crowd
w,uesei the exhibit.ca and cheered heartily in ubison
with The sentiments which the demonstration en-
bodied. Mr. Edge. the pyrotechnist, who prepared
the fireworks certainly deservesm much credit Although
be had but one days aJtice the pieces were got up IN
Superior stye They began with shower of rockets
in,erpipejed With brilliant coored fire. Then came
representation of the American Eagle, and beneath 1t
the glorious egerd-
:Fsi KANSAS"
emitting shower of golden fire.
The ne1t inscription gsvs the honored name OF our
representative,
Jogs B. H,sKfN.
TORAcS y. CLASH,
in letters of living 6To surrounded by halo OF golden
Eight. Last of all, appened
Honor u ths Peor'e's
uoCSY.
la to liz
Thi. was written in white FIRE. with splendid back
ground of tswney gold. As each piece was fired, the
immense multitude rent tie cir with huzzss, which
will echo and retcho over the land away to the ar-on
contiues of Kansas now 20 near their deliverance'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

We have been trying for several days to print in
our Morning Edition Senator DOUGLASS closing
Speech in the great Kansas debate in the Senate.
We have printed it in our Evening Edition, but
have had it crowded out from day to day from our
Morning until we despair of being able to print is at
all. 1t fills nine columns and copies of it will be
for sale at our counter on and after Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

TIE mails for Europe by the steamer Fulton will
close this morning at l04 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Death OF n Bank President

BoSIos. Ffidsy. APriI =. fS~
Charles II. Brown of the Atlas Bse<, disd lat eTsa'
irg s..er ehpr. il.aess.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE voted to
non-cOncur in the House amendment to the Kansas
BILL Mr. Green made the motion, which was ad-
vocated by Mr.. Bgler, who had the efrontery to
say that a provision by which Constitution is
submitted TO the people who are to live under it,
is violation of the principles of popular sover-
eighty. He WAS followed by Mr.. Douglas, who
turned the tables upon the Lecomptontes, urg-
ing them 10 vote for the bill as it came from the
House, in order to "put stop to the Kansas agi-
tatiOn, and give peace to the country Mr..
Puph observed that he should vote with his South
ern friends, inasmuch as his instructions did not
cover this precise case He added that it futile
to submit the Constitution to the people, because
the Free State men, being in the majority, would
vote it down. The question was then taken and
decided in the affirmative, by 32 Yeas to % Nays
there being several absentees. The Senate then
adjourned to Monday.
In the HOUSE, Messrs. Jones of Tennessee, Love-
Joy Of Illinois, Faulkner of Virginia, and Phelps of
Missouri, spoke in Committee Of the WhOl, (on
the Deficiency Appropriation bilD upon the Mormon
war.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE n. 7. TRIBUNE.
drrf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

HOSIERY,
UNDERGARMrNTS and
MEAS FURNISHING GooDs.
The bes. Goods, at lowest prices.
viii b. found st
R,SEiNs.
NJ N anxa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
ST. NITIs's DNNCE

"A Ftsu No 81 J,hi-,.st Brooklyn, hs. a. sNetna
h., "a y, c remedy tr tbs disease. NJ. = Ei civ
, T. ma Influential men ~ TIE city n "g's' s'n'
he ehet ed cues.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
BARTnoiI'> SEWING MACHINES.

:,
The R.dhof SEWING Mschne is meeting vita great lNNos an
bo,. al p~ope visit the scToom OF its proprietor daily eA
anime its unique siouAhy % tue bet mon
e ussy excellent hines ha bsye been ,uod d :" the
public. l'-t-N '| ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

LOON Low prices fur CARPETS :
M oe vo,h Of English c.rptug s tremendou. reduction
English NIivET CARrHrs g. 10 and II per ard.
Enshsh BsVSsYLS CARriTs E q, : aud 8 per Nsidt
Bcs4thnl lNcRnN CsRrrr> 3 I and 5. pr yard
Un CioIu : g. 81 and rcrystd.
Uig ~ ANDERSON No. o. Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

BAkkN - ihi' hi'h''
l.. the Bee. and Cheapest AitcleioI '"'''hc'
Beau,iiyInf. Cleaning. CuruEs
pee, n ia. aad Re<orug the II air
.d;., t,v H. for sale bv all Druggists tn P-f;uu"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

Fruu Zion Herald Boston
"Ws make il rule never 10 recommend med
iol nosum in our columns, but having foand 'bSJ"As :
Rso,r.I I,ocuTs beneficial ia sdese ,,a.e the Ihfosi
w u,r. nd our rule their believing that We % o 'e
ic. hr,s brrp r-sl favor cslliuS stenton 20 them
o,ense dissolved n the mouth las direct influence -
.a,eed r.Its alayins Pulmonary Irritation snd gNps Ie'
in Ccusb. C1d. and the Throat Ahecons 70 "hA
P,h tr.ier. and Singers liable Al DTuggs,s sc them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

ANoTHPR New AND BRILLIANT STORY.-Get
tie SVsDAy COtKIEn and read the thrilling story
entitled
THE STRANCF NICnT,
pubi,ei Comsfte III number. beside the DEAD Lazy
RSG Mr. Pearson Story Of Maniac, Ward Bescher's Irish
Ward of brilliant Sketches, Anecdotes Editorials,
&C. Price 8 cents per copy. .
JANIS l. SmIn& Co.. No. - Sp.uce-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

> r. n n n
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connertins ths Atlantic
by continuous Railway direct This Road also CONNECTS
Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers 20 all pots on the Wes
esu Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers 70
pors on The North Lskesmaiins the mot dfIec
cheap and stle route BY which FREIGHT can be orwud,a
20 and from the Grpst West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rlrTSbUhob
VRsT CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, BoolA
Dry Goods On boxes baes and trunks) Drug I'm cents$
boIe. ans bsles) Festheu Fars &c. .........) iD -
EcknS Qn onsha cses DruSs IN Mala IS centsH
s.I,. a..s~srd s. l"n
fHiRp CiAss-Anvis Steel Chains I'm casksI
HEMP Bacon and Pork saed loose In sacks 65 cents
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars cut, &C.. lp y
4ouRTH CLAss.-CoSee, Fish. Bacon, Beef and
Porn lin oaks boxes Eastward Lard and Lard
Oh Nails, 6oods Ash, German Csy, Tar. Pitch, iOo .
hosf1 &c.......
HLouR-7Sc. v Dbl until further notice.
0RAIk-S5c y 100 b until further notice.
CoTroks2 bale, not exceeding 800 weight until furhss
notice.
In shipping goods any point Of Phlsdelpha b.
ncusr 70 marx the psni.ss Via Pennlvanis Rarosd Al
Goods consigned Agents Of this Road Phsiepia
Pittsbursl viii be forwarded without detention.
FRuGHr AGEHTs.-Haris Wormley Co., Memphis, Tenn |
sass Co, St. Louis; p. @. ORsuly Co., Evansville
Ind Dumemn, Bel Co.. and Carter Jewett, Louisville
Ky; B. c. Msldrum, Madison, Ind II. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co, Zanesvine,
Aston House. York and No. 10 Souhst, NevYorki
! sneeder FhHadelpha; Hssrsv K0On' Btthn0'si D.
II H. HOUSTON, General Freis ht AGENT, Philadelphia
HI. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona Pa
Ii 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

~ Mcdaniel yire Issuance Cocpa-y Of NJ Cry u New
Yosk, se3ist WILLIAM H. DE- GROOf .ri ALICE p. hs
We, JAAES b. MURRAY, CHARLES BURIAL GEORGE
OPDYRE and WILSON 6. HUSr.-Forc.osuTs Sss.--Pn.
sran. iusrren, decree % sale made r. e shave entitled
scsaon - Special Term Of Tee Supreme Court led IL New
Icxk Cy Oct ST. 1887 he Referee lie tzil order named vii
pablo suction tn hsrc hantS KIbsrse IL SewYot
ey, Tie 9Th day Of Janusr s a. y Seeek OF E.t DAY,
~ following property mentioned ard s,i! dccrse
heinz IN Nn,h vsrd Cay bers per- u
Apd lately blorsins 10 the recto and war;
Of Trinity Chuh coHmerly Med The ChrrA Farm, az2
2snsuhed tn OF such thereof - les N the ok
Le Roy md Morton Of Hudsoc BY The
kttsf and BOUNDED follows 70 wit: Beginning Johs
ne nOkefly tr Of La Roy Distant drse ksdred ard J
and Ave inches ssssvaTd from he eosr formed ey the
ef!y ade Of Hudc rortnery OF lie Roy <vef
running nohry and parallel Hqdsz street oog ths
sssry side a t sad har.ed fees 70 he ensx
u said block between lie hoy AID Morton sssts thence
ten the eaery boundsy Of the Church arm thence
ees-ry along tn thirteen feet nches thsne sooA
along the lands occupied by he German Lutheran Chsrcn and
paraso HUDSON fret SIX iEee 20 Ls Boy street,
and thence westerly along the norhey sde u L. Roy ssee
tweuy fs inch 10 the place Of nr:nf Terms uads
iu.osn tho day Of sae-Sev Yitk Dec. IA lst1
: HOMER H. STUART. Resrs
CHARLES Y. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
Z. C. HALLIDAY. Anctioreex- di4 Awsv
The shove SAD soGsd tie 18th q Js1uay lass u
o'cbck = noon, plsre.-Ds,sd Jsr. 1853.
jsns FkTuf HOMER III. STUART Referee.
The adjourned the Esh Of February lass 4 II
o,Iock At at same piso.-Dsted January H. ls4
40 frSrp to sbi9 HOMER H. STUART. Rs-<es-
Th~ shove sale sou-i the Ssh -
o cos q DO pisce.-ps~d February TO- lasS
frb:s TukF ." i-d5 HOMER IL SroART. Referee.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given 81 per-
having claims asNn DAVID DAVIES ls,e Of The City
New YORK builder decreased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribsr the oce u w J. ROOAE, esq.
No 1913 West In the City OF SewYork before
seventh dsy June nsrt-Ds,ed NeNYoh tse twenty
seventh day OF November, 1857
+Ia~ofnF MARY r. DAVIES Adnlnis,rs,n1.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of New.YoIk notice hereby gwen s persons
having claims ssanst PRISCILLA BRADFORD e Of the City
New Yok, deceased present the with vouchers
Thereof the suhscrbs at ks residence No l1 sn., IN
the City Of SewYork before n. 18th Day Of Mach
Dated New York the 81 day Of ssY.ent.,r. 1851
Az lsyemT CaAs REDMAN, EIecl.of.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NevYoSh notice hereby given ali
ans having claims sssinst WILLIAM ROBERTSON Iste q
the City q New York, deceased pesen. the viii
vouchers Thereof 20 the rlbsebsr IL b OF HENRY "
sCHENCk No Is wss,-st. the City of New.York, u
hsfr the third day Of April IsI-D.:sd NswYort The hrH
lAy Of October. 1871 PETER sCHESCK,
o&lawdEaJs Exets.as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

EEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and tbs SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CTTY-hai and EIpreu lines leave New fort and %
md and p NJ fare es II and g 70 Remington Tnolss
md for Baltimore Washington, Morrill, he, and hrocSn eN
Ne checked to Washington IN ga N. and p m trains
w. WOODBURY.. Assistant Superintendent,
No bsssse viii b received br train unless 6vsfed ans
ahect ed 6raea minutes IN sdvaroe Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
County NswYost notice hereby siven az per-
s1s having claims aGsins SAMUEL A. WATERS, ATE q h-
City d New York dcc-ased, 20 psni tie with youehsrs
tsr-of to the subscrbr The Oftee Of WIlse T. Caldwell
No O. Wsstre~ in NJ City Of SevYori ssSrs the
A dsy Of As nsx-Ds.sd NsvYort he krs. DAY Of Or
sober, ls51 GEORGE WATERS, Atn!risirsoT.
- 1swf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
DEM SYLVANIA RAILR A d.
IHF aRF AT CENTRAL. RQIIIE

The Pnny!ssnis Railroad connects Pittsburgh With railroads
% and from st. Louis Mo- Alton Gsers and Chcs H,ia
Lssyet.e and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Springfield
Beefntsine ssndusky Toledo, Cleveland Columbus lanes
Vile Masson Wooster Ohio with the steam packet
and TO New Orleans B. Louis Louisville and CiDdn-
natl
mentioned places In the West.
will find this the shortest mos. expeditions snd
comfortable route between the East and West
FROM NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN s. HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN Is HOURS.
Pare low any other Route.
Bee hand bills in the hotels Of this city.
Through fctets or further information may b. had Of tss
s6oe Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astor House, Broadway,
January l, la5a J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FRrpFRICk g. WINSTON JOHN WADSWOHTH.
WILLARD FILLMORE WILLIAM j. BUNKER,
DAWN VOADLEY SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL,
WILLIAM Y. BRADY. SAMUEL L: SPROULLS,
HENRY A. SMYTUE, JOHN Nj. STUART,
KOBT. II. MCURDY. HAMllN BLAME
IrSIiG " 4. PRJ'YN ALFRED EDWARDS,
WILLIAM BFTTS LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON SAMUEL ID. BABCOCk,
WILLIAM MOORE WILLIAM :. COZ
JOHN ". SWIFT, CHARLES J. STEDMAN,
~. r. pOpGH, CEpiIAS II. HORTON.
pIcHARp PATRICK. WILLIAM X STRONG,
JOSEPH BLUNT, EZRA WHEELER
NATHANIEL HAYDEN. WILLIAM IL. POPHAM
JONATHAN MILLER, LUXURIOUS EDGERION,
ABRAHAM BINISGER, W. SMITH BROWN.
JOHk p YELNERTON GEORGE K CLARK.
'-.-I,Il u % FREDERICK ). WINSTON. President.
E.c,~ssry Isaac ABslTr. Ac,usry. SHEPFARbHoMASt.
y I. - Medical Exauner MNTVRN Posr, VI D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
Hle0iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thi pleasant, sim
~ pie and ecscous vegetable remedy for purifying the
blood and Of scpous and cuteous diseases be
taken at this with the stes bnet by The
only caution used Is obtain the original and
genuine article Prepared and sold b. b d. SANDS. No
To- Fulton st.. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

NOTICE.-CHANGE of HOUR.-On aud after
~ MONDAY NEXT Mach l. the BOATS e The FALL AL
daily a. 5 O'Clock p. H.. instead OF a. heretofore
UUK BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT and FALL RIvER-The .pl.ndia AID .apedos
:7sry MoNpAY wLPSEsDAY Nd .aIDAY o' cs,S.
Hsrvsaer no vii Be REGARDED reared 20 Any .Ypicsn,
until the sans shall have been paid for
Freight Boston Is forwarded through With sress a'eh ,,
On A1'''' '' VIM BORDEN As-u No. ,, and II w-.~
NyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
L TON, FOX BOSTON and PRoyIDENcLIhInl,nd route
% nS s fs ff SSck c: js oo and
S " s T Pso y.
a.. II. "a a,ss S s
s d. s a. a .s liz SsssSs n No. on The
TIE COMMODORE from New Yort Monday, wednssd.,
'n ne sGstS RocI from f,sd.y raa,
end Saturday I sS S. nSos. 1900 'pS Say
snd Express MAJ Train reaching sLd psoss In i'd
a n.: No md E.. p
remain bo.zd the steamer enjoy niehts rs' undsarbs
Ssif.s des.d end leave ssOdnssoo In tss 7O m tz.n
S.sssss master .coonp.is. =. .as a through
Ta p:...s. berth. s.:s,sem' .sAt ;Pry on s.a tn:
he once No. 10 Battery pasoe.
l.
IT ket Wharf by steamer Isnd City, at and los and
l.nd s:s The car. leave Ea.hins L 81 the ,ams
hou and exchanging with e Boo: Hunt
ers Point Through in hAy minus. Fare, Is eent2
VIM n SMITH R-ceiv-S
AND ROUTE-NEw-YORK TO PROV.
IL pYNCE kc.-On and after Oct. q, ia51 Train Of ths
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FlSHKILL RAILROAD
VII leave Hartford after the Arrival there Of the Expss Train
the and New Haven and New Haven and Hartford asd
Springfield RAlrosas. which ess.s New Yotk MS
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN 1877 WINTER ARRANGEMENT lsa
Commencing Dee. q. 1887.
Psssenerr Station in Hswrorh H,hst and 4h-sv,
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
PorEsw Haven 1D a. m lex IL: IS $40 tsx) and AID
snn For Milford strs.ford rsIded sOaihpor, .od Wet
port T!a m. l2:+S i:9p u Fog NoIwsl IN la:+s
sS e.. e. sss f +; s D:aso I'd s;eq.A 1
is:V s:ie (eI aD $50 m ror Pr. Chester and n,srn~
d''s S's''n' coSNECrIN0 TRAINS
Fa Boaoa, .. IN ea $40 n. tsIs ror H.s,ford and
Rs;roSd 70 Montreal tex and S:lo 70 North
sm,ssn FvY anal Railroad (exb and i2:t p m For
Hons.fopic Railroad ~. For Nanesruck Railroad IN and
SIon M Tor Danbury md Noiwst RalcsA 7:2o m $40
p janis N MI Il Supefn'~ndent-
HUDSON RIVER RAIIlROAD.-Frum De-
III ermb~r 1857 Trains vii ssv. Chsmben-a saioa q
blsvs: Expr-ss Trains :soe and As Albany Pc
s-eser Ti,In- u:s m for sns ses 2 N Sr roashL.sp
n p; St sa .sd sat ST.: T1.a. e" m r:
ssai.eas f..sensrs chr.nphss srsS
TSus for Nrv. fors Troy s:Sa sid md Sp
, a Esss Al Sss sr snA 3: 9 m md and s:ie n
u shTa- eassHaSsaasuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

III s-mb-, 1887 Trains vii lssv. Cham bsna s,.ioa
6Isvs EIps-ss Trains :soe and <:<S Albany P.e
sis. $50 n. and ssh m f0s fe.S.fn, s:S m TSs
P Preksxil and Sing Sing Trains the Wa,
sssoos fs.senssrs Chsb-s Chrnphes sissS
rUius for Nrv. Tors ksv- Troy e:Sa s1d IT. IS and JV
n n Esct a. sss ~ snA 3: = . m and and s:ls "a
y eh-Ta ez,sHnssodsuS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
CREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.

GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.
From New York 10 Southatnp To New York from Southamp
ton Have or Bremen: ton Havre Bremen:
second hin so Second IS
steesge .,.......... sol steerase. 40
In the first paddle wheel steamships ARIEL 1900 tuus
T. D. Ludlow commander and NORTH STAR 500 tuns, Ed
ward Csvendy commander to sail nom Pier n, North River
ct noon precisely carving the United Stetes Mail viz:
Leave Nrw-York for South Bremen for Southampton
nnpton HsSre and Bremen. Southampton foI New Yorf
ARIEL.. Sat- Mar. 20 Saturday, April ~ Wed, Apl p
NORTH STAR Sat, Ap II Saturday, May Is We'd Nay 10
These steamships touch at HsvTe Specie delivered in Loade
and Paris For freight passage apply TO
D. TORRANCE, Agent No s Bowling Green N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
T'HR TIRE,lES's FUND INSURANCE IRA \, 7; CON- ON,

A COMPANY FOR FIRE lNsURANCE.-We, tie under.
sssea Asrsby nsOs Of intention 70 usoeIe and m
Company seaby Act Of the Lsssfars
81 the Ssts OF xoih entitled An Act to provide for The
inoosstisn Of Insurance. ComSsn,s passed June - M tos
nakp dwess houses stores and
ell ks3s tudnss and Household furniture msrchaa
do and ether property against oss or damage by IRE AID zoe
rsks naviestep Such Company 70
- kss~p ~ the style Of TIE bIRBNkNS FUND
IksUkANcE COMPANY szd 10 be located In the City Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

At ueng Of the Board Of Trustees held AZ the Ofce Of
Conpsoy Wednesday afternoon, Feb H. 1853 wssresQvod
Dividend Of 20 cent b. declared on the Participating
paid existing Policies since Feb 1888 according
Recommendation of the Officers and Insurance Committee
and contained in the above statement. - . ,
The Rvescnsry value of this Dividend will be- added TO the
e OF each Policy The to be credited 10 each Policy
wd be sscertaned by the lr OF March. .
FDK 5. WINSTON Pr.s;d.ut
N-e-York Feb. IL. 1853.
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IL xnnK q pQCHRaIER -rhs R0CHES Ter An

~ 1OKk % kICHHSI nnrI 10 tOoII..o - 49,
melton with Buffalo Corning and Newfork and New YORK
and Eris Rsioads forms direct roce from New fork to
Rochester. 49,,
The direcne. this together With the superior comfort
sHorded vide renders by far the mos de~so'e
between The above FAMED cities
Ticket can be procured the NewYot and Ere H,rost
Jerv-y City Bsgrage checked through -, -,
Trshis viii be transported between nd Rochester
b dsrstnh Any information desired in regard thereto an be
by calling General Freight AGENT OF the OH
snd Ere R.iroed Enc Buildings C. s. TAPPAN, Express
Frpi,ht Agent No lS3 Broadway
No trains on Buffalo Coming and YORK hlroaa on
Sunday. J. A kEDfibLp' sup Hniehoei'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

orfict on rnE TEREE Haul, ALIos AND ST. LouIs(
Ran IoAp Co. is William s.--NEv. ioRI Feb "a ls5s.
HOLDERS Of COUP0NSof the FIRST MORT
II II QA0E BONDS Of the TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON
RAILROAD due Feb L. lass and also Of the FIRST MORT
oAGE col pONsoith BEILNILLE AND ILLINOIS TOWN
RAILROAD due March 1883 respectfully requested re-
init their Coupons st. Louis where they will be paid with eH
os.ae last the earnings Of The road viii sdmit Of IT,
SPEClAI. NOTICE.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
~ fiON tor DIRECTORS Of the WARREN RAILROAD
CoHPANi WI be hed the Office Of the undeuSned N tse
town o. besocrs Warren Cocnty New'Jersey on IhUhs-
DAl The Rh DAY OF March Tie polls viii be opcf NON
II ocsech M 70 IA P m dated Feb. II. 1858. -
u. shifMAS Secretary, Warren Rslrcsd o.
Tvs MicAsAx GENITAL r. r. Co. Tsr.suxra,s OFFICE
Bosros. Feb ls 1858.
ALL PERSONS having OVER DUE obligations
"A Al tSis Compsay hereby thai she SANE win
- o.. pcr~spsstiss tb oAcs. othef ssss Yin be
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Respectfully submitted.

SHEPPARD HOMANS Actusry.
The examined the formulas which have been
made the the computations OF the Third Dividend bat 81
Iass Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Ne%f ana
are they founded correct prnc
pee that their application the sto<ead Dividend they
nsh results Of uDdoubted security TO the parties assured
'--fr. Seq Henry JAS ANDERSON Irditx.
HORACE WEBSTER,
ME- ark. Rrh. Is. la5s
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tbs Surrogate
of be County q Newi poe V ssrcsJ srrs 70 ~ Pr
hsvins JOHN JOsFPH tsse d tbc Cay
kewYork dosed pt-nt the -fh vouchers ts,,'
hr subscriber ., bis oaoe II the corner q liza az ana w,
:, n the Gu, of New Yo on or bfrs the twenty ssh day
June reNDse4 NewYork the twenty sr.snd dsJ Of De
usbsr iai1 ABRAHAM CUANiNOs
d 2SlsV@mF th~"of-
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By the above Settlement viii be seen thst after esevns the
67 y the value for reinsurance on ell existing
Policies which includes margin to cover unforeseen con-
Gsence Of nearly $50 yer aud above the net cost OF re-
saoe according the CopIaDy Tables OF Mortality st four
Der cent aud reseryng Asmpe fund to meet oil othF obi
sioas ihe Company have surplus of 81 S It, which may
with SAFETY be Recommended applicable 10 the purposes Of
Dividend, existing Policies according to the following state
THIRD DIVIDEND STATEMENT
entitled 10 participate 10 this Dividend are such
been received exiting Policies since February ISL 1922
Table Rates Of InsaDe and are sufficient TO cover Tue
rsk each Policy to February lat, l8s ...,... 90
Balance surplus above. 10
Forty per cent = s.636, $50 10, being
the amount OF participating Premi- -.
o existing Life Policies. 81 ,OIl,6T 10
Forty per 81, liza 10, being
tho amount Of participating preui-
EudON cut AsluIsIce pull
oies..................... ll,2l7 "a
Forty % Ssi.Sia 10 being
the suc1pt Of l0rcIaiipg frCun-
uInsc uP Policies apsed BY DEATH. S,!o9 ~
Forty per cent on 81 on So being the
aninsint Of psrtidI %tns PT,piumsou
short term Policies issued previous
Twenty pct cent ON S6,0iS 81, being
tofpa ticina
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III Il
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q si<s o m Cor Herpst,ed ~ VA, o.
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NypV VopV ard HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT ,,y
Tain, - ~, r,er White and Ccutrr ss NeSio,Ns
s,o. Msi' r an for Albany. stopping u "hhAa"en1ee
sanu ETprr.. rr,io for Albany soppins" the s'hHEs
sls, m -, h.,s Pins. stopping al nse'msd.'' Sta
tior.
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ls. For WI .e Pl.ius stopping & IL in,ernediAte 80
.snmFo, Wuanbridse stopping 81; al Int runeai-'s sA
.1,n ToT Musr-on ..opptnf a. williamsburg aud sd
ittern-d,,. stsisns no<th. a.. a..
I:0n w. For CrOtOn Falls, s,oPPins 81 81 interneo"e ON
ssp uFor wiri.u,bridse. stopping ct si intefmedi"e
sts'ioss vl
gTrpsySc-Trsins Leave Albany for Sev icrt
7:a5a N Mail stopping st ali Stations above ana a. "hA
s.t,o Zines. Stopping .. principal Stations ouly
WI J. CAMPBELL sup-rinendeoe