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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16
Nttp1lmk DAILY Gribute
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Aldermen held rs regular session ia
evening, toe President m the chair. The minutes OF
the previous meeting we're read and approved.
Petitions we're received against paving Greenwich
street with Belgian pave nent, between Barclay and
Murray streets; from sirs st. John for permission to
grade psTt Of Sixteenth street " her own expense;
hom private individuals desiring reduction OF Tax
assessrDeDts Sll which were apr 1priately referred
Dir. GENET introduced o resolution directing the
Harlem Railroad Company "a place new raining npon
the ws on the westerly side OF their road In Fourth
avenue between Eighty -6Ys and Eighty eighth Streets
the came to be done within 30 days after the passage
of The rtsou ion. Adopted.
A preamble and resolution, offered by Mr.. BooLE,
giving the security Of the city 70 effect stay OF
execution in the natter Of damages obtained Against
Adrian u. Suydam a policeman, for acts which he
considered the simple discharge Of hs duty-was re-
fered to the Copmi'tee on Pohee.
Mr. BooLE offered q resolution appointing specia
COMMITTEE, TO act in conjunction with like Committee
OF the Board Of Councmsn for the purpose OF revising
Il present st of newspapers employed Corporation
advertising Journals with view OF retuciDg expense
and giving greater publicity 10 the proceedings OF the
Common Council. A3oo,ed. The Chair aPpoin'e ed
Mesers Booe, Genet and Starr. The resolnuon was
at once Gent 70 the Councilnen.
A resolution by Mr. STARR, directing the Stree,
Commissioner TO return the award OF contract Tor
sa an ire ine for the of Company No. ~, to
the Common Council for confirmation, was adopted,
sfter some opposi,ion from Mr.. GENET.
The Special Committee having in charge the Mayors
pompatioB VI james {. Wilet for the vacant Croton
Aoueducs Presidency, reported adversely 10 eonhrmng
the same. The Board agreed with the Committee by a
vote Of I2 10 s. and discharged them from further con-
sidera'ion Ct the nomination.
Mr.. TuomEY offered a resolution, allowing the ae-
tua widening of Chambers street. from the east side
of Cha street to the head of Jan slip to be pro-
ceeded III at once the report of the Commissioners
for opening said street. having been confirmed by the
Snprem Court, on the 18th day of March, 1860. Re-
ferred 70 Committee on Streets.
The report OF the latter Committee in favsr OF paw
ing South street with Belgian pavement, from White
bsll to Coerhes Hook, was accepted, and resolution
passed ordering the same TO be done.
resolution authorizing the erection OF new sta
tion-boue IN the Seventh Ward was adopted. No site
has vet been selected for the building.
Adjourned Iil Monday next at p m.
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DIRn.
AIFyAEDER-SI


ALExAEDERIsnddeply, on Tnofsdsy Mach " ct Fay
monnt "escoes'1 Loasy ,snI,e, o4'snsf " osTse W.
ana o. Louiso
The relatives and friends OF zoe e invited 70 ut nd the
funeral ON saturday 81 ~ oei0eL csrasss VIZ - N vAt
ing the hAisn na. ~. :. IA aYln A'oo' soe
foui,n a'ei"e, ~ ~" yv.as.a., 49, A as
AGNEW-In this city on weo@soay nMoa ~ oeofse X;
AEnew he onIy c,15 va O'''e'~ " -o~"' 49,
year noI 1s.. - ,y.an..d.x Mach "A J.,,..
BECk-At Wsss rIms y" 49,, go 90 xsa,s s.1
eldsst son OF "hAAin an" S"' -' ~
months. -, IL Fl IA. .n.ls. I.hn
The leaNes ana uIsD| ,s. .rs inv,ts5 to attend bs
Charles James sna 49, 81 80 on sandsy next AZ Al
funeral ron the fssias"oo " N' PA' ~
pm. ,u,, ~, =.
BRAhBALL-At Halfway, ~ 80 In "a 80 n.Iv Br.sa.
Finest " area, y9rns n,bs nd 2aays
ma mar sseJ IN AZ nsce a, 10 NJ 70 morrow (FJsy) 10th
ns. Carriages will be attendance ct the Cour
ferry ct ii o. M The will be taken 10 Greenwood
for nterment
BAKER-In this city Tuesday March 10 snanton SAA
OF Dover, ~ H. aged IS years .
CHAPlNOp Wednesday March H. Corneli1s Minor, o.
The funeral will ale place al The resldenee OF his father No
Second avenue, on Friday 10 O'Clock The re-
mains will be taken 70 intsreent The
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 sssnd
CLARK-At Rome Itsi, on Sunday Feb. 49, $780, Edward
Lorraine CLARK Of Edward and Caroline .. clAs. and
grandson Of Ambrose L. Jordan, aged u years
p Cronhhte of the City 18th year Of his
age.
DOBBs-On Wednesday March H. Miss Sarah A. T. Dobbs,
daughter OF Mrs. Rachael Dobbs, Cae James Dobbs.)
Fnnayl viii tale place this afternoon at q the
1ous o. pe h sves and friends Of The f.mii, are
:. s.,en5 Tha ys,n.ins will be- taken 70 Eastshester
f si. W o. 90 ~ G, ,n,S., norniny
10, ,H - a.. - uh ~ =, .s.,l.t tsvo,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME confederation l5-Before Justice
boSsSY.

boSsSY.
MEMPHIS BONDS IN COURT.
vose Livingston Co The River Bank Of Memphis
The plaintiffs alleged shat in July, 1857, contract
was them and chs defendant BY which the
, ssT SoSds e Of Memphis 81
the STATE Of Tenneee for each These bonds were t.
be paid By sight dra, Of The tndS I. ~
lie The pce be paid for the bonds was 30 per cent OF TIE
par The plaintiffs alleged that although they were ready
Ia eaJry out the reemen the following January ser
vops notice them the plaintiffs sold the bonds for the account
Of defendant The price fer which toe bond, were sold was
81 an So the difference between the contract price aud that at
which The bonds were sold .o,- ~,
rendered the plaintiffs oneourh Of the confederation to De
paid according agreement to the plaintiffs but that they re-
fused 10 deliver them 10 the defendant $500.
defendant that the plaintiffs bad no night to
dispose Of bonds they not holding The same Tor hen own
interest They deny that yhing IL due 70 the PLAINTIFF
Butler Evarts end southmayd for plaintts exJudge Ed
~ Vandervoort ast Gould.
In this case, brought 70 onst defendant rom the
No 10 Clinton place which leased plain
a the Jury after many bours' delberaon failed 70 agree
and hi, morn ing they discharged.
CBAnBEha--MARCB l3-beore Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS
VIM. L Gilbert agt. Vim. 5. Johnson.-Motion de-
MED without cots to either patty.
John N. PinckDey sgt. John Roth ct a.-Monon
Before Justice ALLEN.
Comstock g. Co. o al. agt. Geo. w. Comstock.-
Motion graptedi costs 80, 70 abide event ~
Joseph s. Bnene,t et 81. agt Alexander L. tBke ct
sL-MotiOn denied With 10 costs.
Before Justice B0SSzY.
Samuel j. Knapp agt. VIM. Poultney ct al.-Motion
to change place Of trial denied
The President &c of the Lee Bank agt. Isaac y.
HobroslMo,on granted and third portions Of the
snsr er referred sdavt denied to residue with
defendant to amend ten days Date Issue and any
notice siyen not to be affected by amendment -, 3,
Walter BOVINE ct al. agt. Jacob Born.-Order settled
and allowed.
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COURT OF GENERAL sRssIoNs-MAKcH I5.-Before
City Judge RUSSELL


James Stevens, Daniel simpson, and George Col
nger grocer umseer and eating house keepers CLERKS Of
Of Fulton street and the East River who
put yesterday creating not at MIRA Growers dance
house No 2I7 Water last Newlezrs night aud
jointly indicted with Archibald turgeson aud John Cornell
tried and acquitted The premises literally demolished
ground found bestrewn with cab stick and brick
eurence appeared that young roughs of
to blame for the Of the than
the propretors
John Larpp fned 10 for hitting John B. Kane of No. IS
Tenth the side OF the head.
Smith fined 25 for striking another member of
the Smith family across the with club, the 18Th Of
January.
The bakeeper and concert saloon at No. ia
ForsY h VI intelligent appearance
Lbsles Lowenhez the and oonvced OF peculiar
astsut ppon musician and actor OF the
named Charles Leopold The latter performing peoe
called Der Po,itsche Zunsiese" burlesqle politicians
his brother the white suddenly disturbed by
somng out with two pistols and dischgng Of in bis
face The pistol contained only powder aud did further
injury than 10 bsken the musicians countenance and
bun badly With the other pistol the prisoner abou:
shoot his face but prevented lilo he in
oeaed ard knows nothing about the matter The Jury found
him entity assault only aud the Court suspended
he had already been shut for two months awaiting trial
James Mcnamara bosta tried for running site Johu
Hann'ng in the Third taoles with knife In his hand
threatening stab him. flaming took chair and hredrt
a. Mcnamara which stopped the alleged race The Jury &C
quilted the pri 49,, -
George and Thomas Devn tried for committing
burglary fancy Of Mordocai Frois NO 40
Eighth The of February hole MAJ oeen
stolen which the defendants fcnud selling 10 the 1--WE
Points day. Skeleton keys found uson them
found guilty aud sentenced TO the state rhson iO
years each.
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Philadelphia Castle marLet-MARcn IA.

The Cattle market this week quite active and for
the best quality advanced slightly In consequence Of ng OF
" the nuu5sr Of head offered There oay Loo hsss
the three ards principally Ohio and cstte They
sold a. from S7to sB,, per 100 ss accord
Ing TO quality. few extra ,is disposed OF a sll.
SHKHP.The supply of sheep continues good and former
price well maintained Some 500 head we're sold a. uoe
10 6tc. per 10. gross. -,
rces equal 70 the supply. The offerings Reached -
head ell which cold G73 10 bS per owl iof st
fed, and from 80 TO % for corn-fed hogs r..
weeks 325 head were disposed o. Al hon ~" 70 ""
according to quality and condition.
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COURT cALENpAR-TaIs DAr

UsurD SrATrs DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos' OFT Il,
s0prrxx CouRr--ClRcUIr.-ishort Csuses Part /.
Nos sis 1884, 1895 lt.s ia. ss9 iSsl iSst ssS issl
Sa Sssg 9o,2 5o6 4O6 2il6 60 $685. 29i S3T3 2O0 1893
Sos1 vgs 1851, 3s79 lt6, 1905
supREaE CoURI--SPEcIAL TERM.--Nos. 1871. lSS.
lss iso isa 1884, 1875 2ca, 2O4 aOe 2c 2s 2ls 2 2ie az
AIS z,o 22l, 2z
: SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Mos. 393, 33l 65I.
1si $751; $751; $50 3 $40 6s e9e 7Oi 7os 5oG III 6sT
SCI Part lIko other viii be taken up this week.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-Psr Mos. l7is,
4C7 1885, 1884, l6Sl 1881 1885, le 1884, 1884, lsl lsl lesO
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mARRIED.

MOoRE-miTcHELL-As 81 Thomas Chapel ON Toessasy,
March H. BY The Rev d. Stin Edward Moore G 70 mis<
sa'snnah r. Mitchell, ds sher Of VIM. Mitchell ESQ., "
this city.
PHlPPENY-CAsE-fn Brooklyn Thursday, March u, ~
the Rev JOS Dickson William A. Phippsny ELrs Cess,
both Of COM o1tcns.
WYLLIE-LaWER-0n Saturday, March 10, by the Rsv I.
Adams At his residence 0nelob Hr Joseph Wyie native
Of Fosshe Scotland, and Lite Of California Mary Jane,
eldest dsnshter of Mr. William Lswsr, baiIder GseipA,
Canada West.
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DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
Il QUERU,5 COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug 3d. 1853, :,
the only remedy for consumption and all kinds Of coughs
4 twice more effcacious than the liquid oil
Also,
OUFRJ,S JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL (Pa'ented). ,
To he had OF the inventor No l35 hsv and all respectable
SrnsgrE PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER,
No. IS BsekmAn-st, wholesale agents.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONs-MARcH lS-Betose'a'
t,c.s BRowNKLr, CossoLLY, and OSBORN; AZ

Clara Weitzfelder, maIcloue mi'cuIoI, n,anrn
John HAYS. assault battery 69ed So Miehas h,v
ssssa ana bt,ey fined Conrad Trust assault ana
ind a., aob Shearer assault and battery nned % l,
Sssbbn, assault battery fined sio' James srs -,
I'm KsIey a,saut and battery, fined 90 wsi ne ,
S1ssu and battery fined $25, Owen 1ognsn h',x ga
80 sr.J EI0. John w Downing assault ana pattetl hneu
AID number OF other were uea sou " 'uS
5,rs Judgment or demanding prisoners Tor sentence
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, NEW-JERsET
DISTRICT-MARcn l5-Before Judge DIoKERsoN.

MORE INDIA RUBBER LITIGATION.
Conrad Poppenhnsen ss Richard McMuen aud John Dixon
The plaintiff is owner, by assignment from L. Otto
p Meyer the paentee Of what is commonly called the tim
foil patent for vucanzng hard rubber compound out OF the
mods The defen superintendent and the foreman
Of Horace Days india rubber manu tory at
NJ motion made by the plaintiff for preliminary tn-
junction defendants from the Of tin plates or
ihees of brass in the manufacture of Deye rubber conb
The by volumnous sdsy of experts and
not the original discoveer OF the
used them and showed complete and conca
live that the plaintiffs counsel after hearing the defend
snts sfRdavits read, forbore to press the notion
Ed N. Diskenon, Josiah Bradley, and Chas NJ Keller FOR
plaintiff Y. W. stoushtop, Sam Blachfod, and NJ j. A. Full
her for defer dants.
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ryz rstuNo. ssss issi, fsz ss 800 49, $50 i'ss is'
Kmos CousrY CIRcuIr.-Nos lS5, IA, iao' ''''
l4, 1s9 IL, "a, ~, 81 :. az 40 40 A On
BRooKLYE CRY COORT -Nos rs 10, IL, 10, % ~
%, %, a. Is, B n, 49, 80 81, 90. "a, %, 3d. 81.
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Me1irM.
n U NJ P H r E Y 8

N SPECIFIC HOMUOFATHIC KEMEDIE5
nd oonessedy the head OF remedial for the use OF
he people They alike removed from the poisonous dan
erous and repuve doses quackery or Od School
NE Of WsterCure the intricate and peplex
s oscure the usual Homo opahc books and medicines
Consisting Of simple specifics for the various diseases 70 which
hey are related the form Of simple peetssnd
sepred ingredients neither dangerous nor disgusting they
ready aid Of nurse and the oomor OF ts
complaining and invalid
TEey possess these positive sdvsntases They are harmless
No niry can arise from their They rpeyeu always
NOV what take and how TO take It. They are conyeuen-
you give the proper Sugar Pulls a moments warning With
ut hesstGn delay They eenn tho1sands Of cases
e.se arrested once and the system feea without pror
don delay.
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LIST or
aUNYHkEYBs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIEs.

aUMPBKEYgs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
Price Of Single Boxes-cents-
40 l-T'F gsy,, Congestion md !.aamm'.Ds.
For Worm Fever, @enn Colo, vci.cioa. Ape.
yd ute 60 %sTi1 sse. ri Crying and %aiene.
SLOW GrOwth md F-ebiens.. Of Int.1....;.:.. -
For Diarrhea Of Chilusn Adults Cbolera Imam
su@, and Sumner 9sIoPlaiRs III: a,.;n
ATG E Rs:'GGs Sss f e F' SsSs r9. Con-.
a-For Cholera, Chos-. Horbus, kau'ea, and 'osis a
-Yd1 o a:sn%stS "a: sos1s:ns: bIonci na
s2Ts tas Ssi FsosssSc Nsvoa: P.n:
81 hs sss s D' siei a::is vertigo Raai
,o-yop Dysceps Veal ACID or Dsrsngsi stomach,
n-YoT Suppressed Msn,es, OF scsnty, Painful
Delsyins Green Sickness 80. -
myd clSsp so.y.s cIoapy Cough op
n-Yo f ssis RhsSm, tiusty Eupon. Ery.peas
u-For rheumatism Pain. Lsmeness. Soreness in
the Chest, Bach. Side, OF Limbs. %
F' a sss'a ID siS asSs iIss%so.
n-Por eTes Internal External, Blind or Bleeding "a
pro H 5SRs%y %ss1 Eye. Ey:d
Failing or Veal sish.. 49,:
cc Sd IN b. Head Hsss SHisa:. ~
S-For Who0png Cough shortening and paiha'hsh u, 30
p-yOf A. I0 0pp.sssd, Dhcu, Isbored Breath
nroi P e. GG bh :Pr Sos n the Hs. Impaired
yol H ssIdFa. Ens:d GLAND. and Tsn:
ayoi Ts ssa au D. Debility, Physical or NervOa, Weak
xroI Ssocsy Fluid Tamd
with Scanty SecIetions. ..:.....'..;;'....' "
a-yor Sss- Sickness, Prcgrstion Vertigo Nausea "a
Vomiting s,.a ~
SlYor Urinary Diseases, Gravel Renal CelcuI DIM -.
cult OF Painful Urnation.. ............"....>. W
18-Tor Seminal Emissions, involuntary discharges, -.
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility. loo
l..
ne entire q Twenty Eight large visi In morocco md
s.se Of twenty [se Wall, Ia morocco, and Book Of d.
Tectons. '"
sse OF Twenty large vias plain and Boob OF Deo
tons
sass of Fifteen boxes mos TO ISL and Boob OF Directions
sse sig boIes fNos 10 l5), and BOOK OF Dneo
"
tayle boxes with Directions above - cents % cents OF u
Persons who themselves under the professional
or advice Of Prof HUMPHREYS do so st bis
,ace No. s62 Broadway daily, from m TO p NJ, or bJ
'''''' OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS:
send these remedies by the single box or in case 70
my Of the country BY mail or express nee Oh ehAse On
B~Tbe boxes Nos 10 Is mail hne, Nos. is TO %
are Size and In making up 81 this must be re-
saembered uniform In aize and prce, ana ID
IAN ding for stenton IL necessary on this point
ooE the list make Of what kinds you choose
and ncos the In current note stamps By mall 70
,ar address At Broadway Newfork and the msdcns
Wi be duly returned by mail or express.
NO FAMILY or TRAVELLER should be without .hese invx.
sabs Ourselves Thousands them with the most
$1,000 DR. " HUMPHREYS Co,
No. 562 Broadway, Now fors.
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HIaos Scans Agent for the sale Of The ThBut "a
PArEnsos ~ j. he ~iL serve Tns TAIBosh IN ~, ''''"
IL city
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Gteambnais an6 RAILROADS..

EOR SAG HARBOR, GREENPORT, and ORR
II ENT.- The steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt. w. 8.
Ravens will leave Pier No 81 East River 700: OF oI
The above ports SATURDAY the 18th inst at o'clock In
the afternoon.
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u s. Observation-Disclosures OFFlCE.-MARcH Is
QUESTION UNDER THE AUSTRIAN TREkTY-WHAr ARE
TIE LOCAL AUTHORITIES.
This morning District Attorney Roosevelt received
the Austrian Consul asking him to
imprisop named Angelo Filppo Dnse who had ns
himself board the Austrian bark Rsurreone
lying this port Ii appears that the treaty between the
United States and Austria conf jurisdiction the Austrian
Consul to cersn oenses and his judgment the
executed by the local authorities In the
case the called upon ippson the
three days, but he having doubt whether he
local officer within the meaning of the statute, held the matter
for adysepent.
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NEW-YORK TO NEW-HAVEN by The
IN steamer ELM CITY from Peck SIP, Pier No. Is East
River a. Q D. H. and CHAMPION at p m. FGe 81. No
charge for berths.
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SUPREME COURT-CRcrrr-MARcn 15-Before Justice
JAMES

LIABILITY OF HOTEL-hEEfkhS.
NewAlbauy and Salem Railroad Company agt Simeon Leland
In this case 1t alles ed that james Patten, the
travelling agent the plain arrived In this city the Goth OF
August 1851 at Mr.. Pattsn had with him 1928 belong
ing the antf He went 10 the Metropolitan Hotel kept
by defendant, and desired room The hotel being fall Mr.
Patten with bed In the psror where
several other seepng Prey9os re1s
hotel He informed that the clerk who had the key Of the
bed and his could not be complied with
He retired to bed placing hi. containing the money unds
the had been taken OUT he applied the defendants for
emit which refused and suit brought
The defendant denied that refused to the SAFE
alleged notices place all vAuables In the safe
placed every that the duty OF Paen 10 do
post vsluabss he also denied that the money in question
belonged the PLAINTIFF The jury directed TO bling
A. X Hadey aud D. J. Baker for plaintiffs o.
q. Sickels for defendant
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL rERx.-MARcH l5.-Before
Justice HOFFMAN.
DECISION.
Joseph ii. Westco.t agt. Walter Keeler.-Judgment
for plaintiff.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-spKcrAL TgRx-MAacH Is
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISION.
Edgerton agt. Page.-Mo.ion denied without costs
authority of Robinson sst Weeks Code Rep, N S. Sll)
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wv, Lxxls. our Assn, In NEv.BnrAS, Conn., ~ NC
ssle ef Tbs TRIBUNE
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TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNTNG

charge for berths.
THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON PRoVIDENCE-Lsnd Houte-fhs
End S R t5s k' esp 1 joel Stone and
COMMONWEALTH. Capt l. W. Williams, IN connection with
road s s7ns daily sandsy nom P No
an lrt What above Beery a. p & sna s S.on
The CoMMoNWEALTH from overwhelmingly Wed;
he. lay Friday From sonngtonTuesday fhnfSdsy ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York-Tuesisy, Thurs
day AID Saturday From stonngton-honday Wednesday
aid Friday. ..o-.., >. p,o,.
dspce and Boston 10 the Express Mall Train reaching said
places In advance by other routes ana ~ SPe ,0
gers prefer il board the steamer enjoy nights
rest undisturbed breakfast deIed and leave stonngton
the M train CONNECTING Providence with the IL I.
Fare iiom Providence to Newport 80 cents
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and train through
For passage BERTH, freight .gp on board the
oace Of the Company, No. Is Bsssesy-Plsoe.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
y and .. wE EbRE 81 A 5:aasy 1852 Train. viii
Lave 96th.st Station, New.YOrk as folowsi
Eor e s5d y M aud 2s' 'Gdaso p m
F FSr White Pisins-s:ls p irs% Whites. Depot
For STGo9 FALL rom % IIS s5b Mn DEPOT 1ep'1
For Albsny-sa u, Mail and s:S p M Express connecting
.,i,b tbe New York Central Railroad
vvrv,,u,bndse-e:is sad s:SSs m, and s;DRn
Mhts Psp.SS and 7:lOs m. and 1850 p. IN.
cSoton-7a m Mileton-1a m. u..
The m Mall and sS M E'gTes tran Conn on.s
a. Mai and Express trains cor White and Oentesu'
Som : 10 rs a H. and hom 10 $50 ?. m
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
PORT and FALL RIVER.-The spendld sS % supsr ae
s,s,rsJ ME1 ROPOLfe Capt Brown leaves ne. 81 ssey
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and sATURDAf, 0 12nSNsynn1A{
M and the EMPIRE BrATB,Capt srnyton, on s D.,
WEDnEsDAY. and FRIDAY, AZ o'e''2 p M n'~ Z -"
No. Q, N. r. !, :. ...,,,.A A an, spsh
Hereafter VIII be regarded a. see"ee I" ny -T
eaI,t unti the sayns shall been paid for ..,k
FTeeht 10 Boston Is Forwarded through "an pos'
y" WG BORDEN. Agent, Hos 70 ssd n WsssA
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Orean 6teamers, SIR.

CTRAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.--
~ -United States Mall Steamship ILLINOIS, Capt D. r
Griffin late Of the y. Navy will sail between ewfork
Soetkanps0n, and bsvTe;
FROM n. f0sk fer l----Rs.UrIlng fom-----------~
sorTH 4 HAvKK. HAvRK sOuTH4NPTOS.
Satwdsy ADT Tuesd4y April q. We inesdsy, April 25
Saturday bay 10 TUESDAY, June s. "Wednesday, June O.
gsturdsy Jane 30 Tuesday, July H. wednesdsy, July d.
PASSAGE KITHER SANE
Fhtt Cabin, only pice, 300 Second Cabin, $50.
No third cabin or steeTzge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

EOR NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH,
JIG The ne aud hrstcass Steamship
POTOMAC Capt. George w. Wstton
VIII leave Pier No. H. North River, EVERY SATURDAY. 81
2o'clock.
burg and Richmond.
Freight Norfolk cents foot and Petersburg cents per
foot, and proportonste rates ,
Goods forTsrded 70 al parts o. North Csons free Of commits
ion- Apply TO ID. D. ChoA"L os yv 49,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-15
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