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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Thomas Fonblsnque, the French Consul'Gsneral
q, BacdaS, eminent for bis familiarity with Oriental
AFFAIR.", died in February last from wound received
from q Turkish soldier.
Count Joseph Alsis Walsh, one OF the Oldest
Roman Catholic and RoyaSt men of letters Of France,
born at the caateau of segsnt Anjou, April 25 1882
died in Paris in the beginning Of 1860. An eighth ed
ton Of bis beet work. TabIeaa Poftique des Fgtes
Ch,sienaes, after the plan Of Chatesub.ands Genie
III Chri.tiaasme, was pselsh:d ia 1877. Qas Of biz
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MARRIED.

ELLIOTT-CARRICK-lnt this city, Wednesday. March q.
ct b. Thomas's Church. BY W. f. Morgan, Mr. w.
d. Elliott TO Miss Annie Calrck.
GRIswOLD EMMETT = On Thursday, March 80 at st
Marks Church by the Rev Dir Dickson, John ~ Asop Gtts
void of this city Jane f the late Prof John 2.
Emmet of Nrginis.
owENEHILLAt Rochester Thursday, March 81 BY the
Rev Dr. Owen New-York, assisted BY the Rev }. Ed
wsrds Edward j. Owen ESQ NewYork to As Hattie II.
Hill daughter Of Charles J. Hill, esq of Rochester
TlENANN MEGIE - In Boonton, N. j, Wednesday,
March a. by the Rev. ID. T. Megis, Mr.. w. Tismans 70
Miss Marie A. Megie.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE 81 10 ALBANY. .
TN and ster MONDAY March 10Th, 1850 Trains WIZ eAVe
z6th..t Station, Eew-Yo'k, a. foiloes
For Williams bh dge-8:s0s g. In and $3.50 p No.
For White Plsns-ll q. NJ, 1890 and M
For White Plains-6:l5 p. m. from White-st Depot
For Dover Plsius-4 o. N from 16th-st Depot
For Absny-9a Msil and 800 Express trains conecs
with the kew.Yor Central RsiLosd
Returning, will leave
wflismsbridFe- $40 ard $3.50 N. and S:f0 p M
White Plains-5 and 1870 o. N. l43 and $3.50 p m.
Dover Psins-Ga.
Absny-lI a M. Mail and I0 p. IN Express trains y,
The $3.50 III Mall and $50 ESpress trains connect a.
Chatham -Four Corners for ell stations Western hsrosd
B.sese Mail and Express train White and Cen
JOHN BURCHiLLi Asst ssP
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MehiraI

DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
l. QUERU'S GOD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug 30, 1859,
the remedy for consumption and AL kinds Of coughs
IL twice more sfieacieus than the liquid oil
Also,
QUERU's JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL tPstsntes)
To had inventor No 1875 4hv and all re-pscable
druggi.ta PENF0LD, PARKER MOWER,
No. IS Beeknsan-st, Wholesale Agents.
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NANl-
N CATION COMPANY's NEW-YoRK AND GALWAY
LINE next departure H.f will be the splendid
and powerful steamship PRIME ALBERT, Capt Ni;hoas
Powte bicb win leave THURSDAY April TO- 1862 touch
ing at ST Johns, N TO receive the royal mails
PACKS PAtsAeEFust csss so and 70 third S5o IN
GLIDING free tickets many o! the prime pal cities on the IL ain
railway routes Crest bTtsin and Ireland Third class must
D oviJe pse, in fork Sc; and bedding Passengers 70 81
Johns ht class 1855 Passage the tbd class Gao be secn red
10 bring persons from Galway for $52 So from Dublin tSS
from Coik fS5; Belfast e37; from Londonderry 90 Sli
from Waterford $S7 fIo Limerick $S5 fTon London, $pi
from Liverpool, $40; and from Glasgow, $40.
ALEX HOLLAND & Co.,
Agents. for the line, No. 81 Broadway.
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cotrrr cALrNpAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME i-No no s,s o az a.,
OF osS s4a aa las $751; 895 s97 9o 800 700 ~ go
90 sai ia Part IIhot causesNos iss 90
9asa S sOS 2i6s 1916 307f 2te etg sss eS ia s7os
1906 $3.50, 1884 seei' 4oos oOfi' 'O'i' 0ii'' -i''
5Os7. - o.c,., Tvpy-Nos Ij6 100
& 600 ma ls 2O4 lse A. 99 279. 22i as 2' 20 1 z1d
0oQl
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1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1S6()
lCOU CENTRAL RAlLRo AD INV
GREAT pOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road now equal 70 any In me
TfHE CHEAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.

The eepsey q tbe Kosd n row tq9s 70 ~ 1.7Tsr
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE To THE WEST.
Office No. A',or Hose, corner Of sssey:.s ,.
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 20 eaa ron Nh
snnaIi Cbcsxo 81 Louis St Paul Nashville, Memphis view
ean in the West: Northwest ana oousn
west are for speed aud comfort by any route
Through trains the West leave Newton toot o.
,sndtst Morning Express Ia Evening Express, u"
Slice ping and smoking on all trains - ..h.,
Fare always low, and the tune as qsies oy any VIM"
|, s.xw.ra.a IN
snd nom any point Of Ohio kenu1ky n
RIOT or 70 any port on the nsvsabs rivers Of the "e'' "
steamer from Pittsburgh. -. W.. - Al,
The rates Of Feish 70 and Rom any point Of the Wet J tn
vnns Railroad are all times favorable ~ are
By other Railroad Cempsnss Merchants and shippers ~,
ns the potaii Of their Freight 10 TINS OonPenJ
with confidence on its speedy transit .,.ox.,,nr
This Company also maintains EmigrAnt Accon 49, 90
Line by which parties smgrntins westward enjoy enp
comfortable mode OF conveyance at one ball the t,n.s
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. lA'of no1'
LEIGH 4 Co, Freight Agents, Il, u,.-,.
No. Astor House. and No South W i,,An -
"D Ne 0 Battery place.
TuoMAS l. SCOTT, osrssd ssy., A..ssH-, f~
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FIRE IN MORRIS CoUsTY-Two large barns belong
ina to the the Morris County Aims House. at Pusip
paDy with BARRACKS containing hay destroyed oy
me on Tuesday afternoon about Il O'Clock The loss Is
s2O0-ho insurance. smal barn opposite, bso1gns to
bonfire kndlsd Jar BY OF the psupo black boy
All 3 y eurs o
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NETWORK 10 NEW-HAVEN BY the
~ slesmes TRAVELLER from Peek SIP, Pier No - -
River ct p M, and CHAMPION Of p m. Fare TL He
charge for berths.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
seDser rains Pier foo. o. Dune ~ ioows VIZ
DUkKlRK EMPRESS at M for Ounkhk. bobaio Jan
andaisua. and pTacipal intermediate Stations ,,,
HEVBURGH ExPHESS at asp M, for Fewoursh, MID
dlets and intermediate Stations. 4,
NIGHT EXPRESS at 4:3o NJ, for Dunkhk, Buffalo, Jan
andaiaus, ana prr cipsl Stations 49,,
The xprrss Taias Emra with the aandagus
Railroad; Binshamton with the syracuse
Railroads CO. ming vita the Railroad for Rochester sna 5a
sIo Bend the Railroad for scrsnton and at bn
f4o aud Dmkhk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland
Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago &c ,nd the Tansda na
rssds. ChAs MINT;
N.rp,t Msnsu Receiver General 6upt.
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Ill
a. 1852 Trains will leave Cham oers't station iollo"s
ADD $40 p. for Poushke-p.i-, 1900 m and 20 ssd ezo
n m for Peekss 5:l5 D. m Montreal and Buffalo paisen'
er Tain with sleeping cars) leaves Ss daily stSS1p N
The PousLk.pse PeIs aud Sing Sing f-n top At co. Of
topber and 3 Trains for New York leave Troy OF o. ana
1910 IN and q. and p mr. and Albany ABOUT 10 minutes
later. On sunday at Gals m ...,, o. ,,-,.
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SUPREME COURT-CHANBEas-March 29-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Smith j. Eastman e. al agt. 10 nah Conley ct al.
Motion to yaose OF granted without either
party. .
Hartford Coal Company agt. William II. McMartn.
Motion 10 change place OF t1al denied; costs TO-
William Ii. Roper,s agt. Washington ). Whitney and
William T. Eals-Moon modify order Of reference granted
without o either party
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSfONs-MARuH 2s.-Before
CITY Judge EufsBIL


The case of james Sheppard was continued to-day.
Nh Waterbury opened the stating It's
history and position Il held relation the law On
the June 1884, the house occupied by SHEPPARD In Fifty
thld Ninth burned down. aud
Mrs Sheppard consumed the ruins, under crcun
stances that M little doubt she mad first been murdered
and the house set On hide all Of the crime. The
sl lasted days before hecorder snith sheppard
was convicted and sentenced be hung Feb ls55.
proceedings obtained aud the moonfo trial
argued In tho General Term the Supreme Court The
trial denied aud Judge Roosevelt ientenoed Sheppard
re hung the 7d OF July following Another stay Of pro
cee5iDss granted and motion for ts srguod
before Of Appeals decided in the affirmative
The present trial IL the IL will last for several days longer
the Court hooing night sessions.
The examination for the prosecution then
proceeded with, bu, evidence ELECTED. Two new
witnesses and their testimony went strongly to
coiIoboste that OF Peter Bog the rst witness The follow
ing list Of all witnesses examined yesterday OF wh;h
and thd the examined for the hrst e;
Peter Bogat, John Risin Hugh Hatinan, Christian Geye
John May CAhsrne Hsvey Mary Dickie, Wehegna Decse
the Rev Nelson Palmer VIM. Luenbeck, Jane Ball. hooeft
Dckie Madeline Tick Lucy krshan, HenTy Trimmer me
Court adjourned after O'Clock.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sFssioNs-MAxcs 2s-BOtOrs JUS

COURT OF SPECIAL sESslONs-hAScs 19-Deiofs 'u'
tees BRowsELL. CONNOLLY. ana hELLr. ~ l.,
Thomas McNamaia, larceny; City Prison " days
Wiism Alderman assault aud battery nnsd eiS ans
battery fined s25 Patrick McGinpes assault ana u
s5 Thomas Tracy assault and battery hned go
Der Of cases suspended, and NUMBER o. P'
were acquitted.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

CLINTON ,ys,..xcp COMPANY
OFFICE No. 81 WALL-SE.
CASH CAPITAL..................... @2Sooo@
A LARGS tURPLUs-
DIRECTORS:
HUGH LANG, NOAH B. HUNT,
EFssoHAM TOWNSEND, THOMAS sMULL,
CHAS. f. 5WOADS, j. h. RANSOMt
JOHN PkNFOLD, 0EO A. LOWNSENn,, ~
IOHH COMP TON, DON ALONLo COohnANi
H. HENRY HAIGHTt " J SMl H.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, AhthED WILLIS! mann
LEONARDO s. SUAREL, S1LNEsTEk Il: H. "ANU,
bILAs BaONS0N, 49, =; LAt,aaV2;cp
A H. EMO, hObEhIny ~ DhCNS'
{ {SfRsn ne ~ ISoRLIEs A. YZNAoA DEL VALE,
StTuEi WII,LETs LAWRENCE TURNUKE,
q " kICoII, HENRY A. LEVEklCH,
- GEORGE GRIsWOLD, il.
HUGH LANG, President
JAMES B. AsEs, il Secretary.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN NEw-JERsEY.- On Tuesday
afternoon owing the of precsu,on the part otns
Superintendent Of snaae HUI quarry on tho Hsessnssch
about the railroad briggs named Robert
IeeIy a. worI soop Maria in the yer
ttisck by fragment bat and instantly allied He was
r.s thIown overheard tue bl1w aad terribly dlshgued
of rock fell tbs soop captain narrowly
being struck By OF them The Coroner oil Hudson
City las been notified 80 hold an inquest.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPERIOR COURT-TKL.L TgRa.-MAscK S.-Before
Justice hoSCRiEF.
SUIT TO RECOVER mosEY FOUND IN BARBER's SHOP.
James Butler sgt. Edward Phalon.
TIE plaintiff claimed 10 recover the sum OF SJO which
he found in the of the defendant Of
Broadway and Dey May 1856 IL sno~n that while
TIE By the tant he found the
The gave cashier of to be de-
hyered tie when called for The defendant went 20
expense advertise fof the OF the The de-
haa established rule in his place Of business known
bs employees, the effect that property found therein
was handed cassr for the benefit OF tic
the lapse of years the pnth demanded the
but did the OF svertnS
Defe ndants counsel moved dniss the complaint the
lronLds:
That the action could be sustained without tender OF
the expense OF adv eTtsng for m owner
H. That under the established by the defendant the
OF bis business and being tho proprietor OF the
Saloon he had the to the custody Of the against
employee. That 10 assuming such trust his liability the
real could be enforced tns within six Un
der the direction of CouI the Jury rendered vesde o the
defendant.
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Ocean Gteamers, &r.

GREAT REDUCTION to SOUTHAMPTON
W and HAvRE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS
WI sail MOOR, SATURDAY April from sr No o. North
River Ee~Y with MALL psseenge and specie, M En-
zlsnd and FRANCE.
GREATLY RRDUCKD;
To Southan pton, rifst CsOn, SI5. Ihno cabin, SN
10 HAVE. First Cabin, $50. Third CABIN, S5a ,
This sgorte Steamship been rebuilt and RENTED IN the
moet thor ugh manner for the European has wsei-
t,sht Loyds and inures a. aslo~
rate 90 any ship that crosses the ocean ~ -,
- D TONNAGE. AGENT. No Bowling. green. RewYork
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-March %.

The regular April term OF this Court will commence
next Monday Jude alley will st the Of
the term Notices VI appeal from the District Court must be
filed on or before Monday.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEf-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware Lsoa
Esnns and Western Railroad and At Eaon with The Lshsh
Valley Railroad. - n N ,ssa
Leave New Yorh for Eason and places from loot
q Courtlsndt-st, at d. M, and +l0 p m Yer somer'
Vile BY the shove trains, and OF $3.50 p. m.
o. o. FOR Easton add intermediate stAtions for Bonneville by
he above trains and at $3.50 p m .
The IL m train nom Of Courtlsndts and the H. m
tom Pier IN R. male eo.e connection Easton with me
hiah Valley Railroad thence via East fennsylv Rail
road Readns without change Of and connects a. kosd
lax direct for Pottsyile and Harrisburg
for the Delaware Lackawanna snd western NAN
road NewYork ssa m from foot CouItlsndt.s
I;S from Pier N r. only for ehigh Valley Railroad y sae
a M nom foot Of CourtlAndtst and al 1850 and 30 m
rom Piar q NJ r only. John o STKRNS SnPerintendent
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6teamboais ano railroads.


DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The favorite
~ stesmer ARMENIA, Cspt l. p Smith, will commence
her regular trips on WEDSEe Day April leaving New ORR
al Ptf foot OF Ha nsonst, ever h0ND&', WEDNESDAY
and FIR DAY theest-T at O'Clock arriving a. Albany in
simple he Express Train we,t leaving Albany
every JUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 5ATU RDAf, as O'Clock
touching at udsop Cstskl Bristol hhinsoeck ronsh'
keepse Newbgh West Point, Grassy Point, Nyeck Tarry
TOW "a, ind oniers each wsy
TOR BRlDGkP0RT-Fare 5Ucts.-The fast
l. steamer JOHN BROOKS Capt. John Brooks, jr, Leaves
PecA ip every Tuesday, Tbursday and saturday at m
F1e, aken for the housaonc Nsnestuk Railroad at
tie lowest rates T. LOCkf In Co., NO ilL oonthst
nOUSATONIC RAILROAD FREIGHT
IL Steamer BRIDGE PORT leaves PscA.lie, K every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at IL O'Clock noon
All Freight for stations abe above road should be Isred
Bridgeport" for shipped By other boat higher
prices Will be charged. GEO. W. CoaLlES Agent
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT aud FALL RlVER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves New ot every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a. O'clock p
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, ssd FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. m from Pier
No. N. II.
Herea. no rooms will be regarded secured to any apph
cant until the same sha have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded tn ough with great dispatch py
an / xpIess Frsisht Train - u
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

THNHE REGULAR NAIL LINE VIA slONLO-
i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Land houte-Ths
shortest and most difeet-Carryng the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone and
COMMONWEALTH, Capt l. w. Williams In connection vim
rosds leaving daily sundsy excepted from Psi Ne
an R. tfrst wharf above Battery plsos) M ana s'on
Soston al $3.50 p. IN. - -, NJ,
n.s lay Friday From THURSDAY Ans
Saturday. .. MI.
i.y and Saturday From stonnston-honday, Wednesday
and Friday. 4. p
aace and Borton in the Express Mall Train reashns sac
places Of those by other routes and In ample TINE
IN the early lines connecting Nsrth and East
gers that prefer remain board the steamer enjoy mshss
rest undi,urbsd breakfast desired and save s;onn.h
ID. M train connecting u Providence with the ii m nais
for Bostsn ,.
Baga.rs Nssr and train hrsssA
each way. . .,-,, - -, h,.,l A..
ts,mer or NJ fresht-ofcs Pier No North hivc OF u NE
,fbee Of the Company, No. IL Battery place
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T7O STOCK and BOND HOLDERS of TREv-

a ORION COAL AND RAILROAD CQMPANY.-A bill
Penn Legslst0Te the object Of which TO
Der i've on your Company without
them the hsn1 OF those who have sPecd
lated the ner.anes Of the Company and bought ne
S1eek nds IT half tbeir 70 Before legal
pEooeees been taken beuA Of the bondholdeT VINO
loBe nonpsyment VI interest," few persons
(sLotLeJ the Company servants
tell managing get possession yOa' property for the
benefit Of dead further exposition shortly
a SrJ0KHOLDEK.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CRY GoyERSsEsT OF Or
AsGE-The City Government of Orange organized
Tussosy afternoon, now Hall, large ndmbeI OF the c'
zens being present The Mayor elect Dr. William Pierson,
having Council order the oath Of oce was adtn
er.d by the Crk be having previously qualified The MsyS
then delivered brief inaus ural address.
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8IiiGrn Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well-seasoned
n BILLIARD TABLES meds the be 81 possible manner
s A. reasopsble prices win be found a. the PHELAN BIZ
IJAED TABLE "A akUFACrORf, Nos. %, o. %, and g
rosIy It. kewYOIk Every article connected Win ths uSae
n the leUest rates
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.NEW7JE.RSEY ITEMS.

EXECUTION AT MoRRIsTows.-George Acker was
hing in Nofrstown Jail yard yesterday morning, for
tho murder of Isaac II. Gordon. He died 10 eight
minutes after the drop fell. In his confession Acker
says that on the 18th of October last while he and
Isaac II. Gordon sitting the soop OF the Mont
vile Tavern Gordon told him about his money, aud
be then determined to waylay him and hsve 1t. He
started toward Boonton, when Gordon soon overlook
him, and they walked on together.
Acker had been drinking but still had faint strug-
gle in bis heart against the he was about TO con-
mt They came pile Of stones, and Satan SAID 10
him. "go ahead you will never be found odt." lie
ked MP one stone, but tire down again, and al
tsrward picked up another one, which he threw az
Gordon with all his might hitting him just behind the
ear. The yictm never spoke, but fell on his ftce.
Acker then picked him up under one arm and carried
him forty yards rome bushes, where he cut his
throat to make sure work Of il, and then rihed his
pocbets What became Of the money be does not know
as he has never seen since and must how have
unaccouItably lost it, Ack.r then saw blood on his
oyeralls and stopped down aud rubbed his hands in
the dirt after which he made for the canal where he
sunk his overas with stone.
Several persops passed him on the road and one
man. whore hat he picked up, asked HIM to ride, which
he declined. He went home, and could eat no supper
bat drank bottle Of whisky. At Ii o'clock at night
deepite the emonstrances of his wife, he went out OF
the house. and back TO where he had left the body,
hoping 10 find the money for which he committed the
murder. He lighted candle to look for the things,
but was 80 frightened and tr.mbled so much that ne
found nothing but The old mans dinner-pal and hat
Then he took the corpse his shoulders and threw
il with the hat and pail into sand-pit not far oil,
where he covered them the best he could with his
hands Then he returned TO hs house, and drank more
prop. He did sober hour from that time until
he was arrested. Acker closes his confession with an
earnest warning against the use OF Intoxicating
DquOrs.
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Dniloins Materials.

EECAUsTIC TILES nm.
~ koT FLOORS
PLUMBERS MATERlAL4,
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPE, de
MILLER L COATES,
No. 2T9 PeahS
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HNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL 80.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin PssBSge. ~
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL .,.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. ..'.s..'.''.'.,'.
The ships from Boston call ut Hifax and Cora Haroor
PFRsiA Cart Judlins, CANADA, Capt Lang,
ARABIA Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. hinni.
ASIA, Capt e. q. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt AnaersoA,
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt j. Lei'cn
SCOTIA now building).
These vessels cary clear white hight Of mssthead ees On
IHSRIx irsys N York. Wednesday, Feb. 20
Ei50PI Iei,eb issye Boston. Wednesday, March
IFRtCi shsrnon lenye NJ York Wednesday, March u
lkERiCA Ni.I leave Boston. Wednesday, March n
ASIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ York Wednesday, March -
CANADA leave Boston. -. .. "Wednesday, April
ARABIA Stone leave N. York. "Wednesday, April il
NIAGARA Miller . leave boston. "Wednesday, April 10
PERkIA Judkns leave N York. "Wednesday, April -
Berths not secured TIL paid for. - -,
The Of these ships viii not be accountable ro ooia
Silver Bullion Specie Jewely Precious stones or Metals un
less bills OF lAdg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. Nor freight or passage apply to
4. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CtTY.-Msil and Express Lines lesve New fork ~ and
and and fare % Through Tickets sold for Gin
enna the West and for Washington New Oreans o0d
~ south te and through Baggage CHECKED 70 washington M
q. and 8 y. tr1ins.
J. W. Woodbury., Assistant supsrintendsn.
No baggage win be received for Tans une,s eovea ans
sAsoAsf Is B1sapes b sayesss u tbs iaot akfyHF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

r EAKY ROOFS POSITIVELY CURED
~ ELASTIC CEMENT A SURE REMEDY.
ADol,eS 70 ord,f nv mo 81 HENRY Co. no 90 CanAlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u For HAvAsA ana NEM-okLEANS-rh. fast and
svorte steamship STAR OF TaE WEST, John Me0owAn,
Pier foot Of wsrep.s North River Bill, Of ling o. he
,sne form the otae and bills Of lAing will bs
sd sne The hour Of fans For freight psssage, apply
NJ IA West. 81 cofnor of Warren. NJ - ROBERTS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30
GutIerp, 9aroware, &r.

A MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Of excellent quail
IN uy and Al prieas, for sale ~ ~, oo ,.y1,,..
TKGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TN,
IL ANTIMONY LEAD, sPELTER-soLDEh, Rdo lhVN
as sAls By JOHN w. QUINCY Co.. NO. 80 w u1Sn"
DERU HORSESHOE IRON.-Ihe genuine
ses s manufactured solely by The feIn ys .OPouy
aud purst sssTs cautioned agsins. couneTiis ne
seld rates and delivered At Ronses Point ASssy 10y
HeW-foik by bALTUS a 20 No ~ NIiue.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

CTEAM-NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, and
HAVRE.
Iba y.spKaBlT European Le United States Mall Steam
b. ,a every fortnight between NeSfors Southampton, and
HGvTe. yvrruUt,a upo~
H"- .S.arov ,sn aAVRR HAyRs A. souTHAsP.
,,,,,oro oian s.,nrAay Aurl 7IWednesday, Apii rs.
iLLlNOin' ss,ndsy Apil 2lI Wednesday, May 9.
,,a 9Idsv NAV "wednesday. May rs
IItHoi saturday, May lsl WednesSsy June g.
Saturday, June wsdns.S i iSEe y
VANDERBILT Saturday, June ibi "eaDoso"Ji' "'
These ships have satef.Hght compartments, 4,
Pie. Of passage ehhsr wy the 'sas d rsI SO
Ceri6raes of Passage i.sued from Europe 70 An'ence
sfSs;Tf 0SRRaScE. lssnt' No. Bornp greer, Newt ak