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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

LITERARY IsTTLLIeEscE.-The Qnarso Dictionary
Of DIR. Worcester, noticed fe days ince At length
in our columns has received cordial welcome FROM
the philologiss Of England. The venerable Charles
Richardson now in his eighty sixth year the author Of
Richardson's Dictionary, has written to Dr. Worcester
eOpgratuatory letter upon the SUCCESS Of bis work
B. II. Smart, the author Of Practical Grammar Of
Engsh Pronunciation who has devoted long life 70
pathological researches and Whose pronouncing die
toD1y Is standard authority, also gives warm praise
to rival work from This side Of the Atlantic. Tne
Rev. Richard C. Trench also well known for his philo
logical researches and Mr. Herbert Cosrdge, the Bee
Rotary Of the Pathological Society Of London, nave
both expressed themselves in high terms OF commences
ton Of DIR. Worcesters lsbors Beside theee the aus
tDguisted author Of the Dictionary Of the
Language, the Rev. DIR. Bosworth OF Chrs' Ohu''n'
Oxford, and Professor of Ango-Saxon In iha' omVer-
siiy has written critical letter 10 Dr. "ofoes'of ~
which he praises both tbs matter and the manner VI
the book.
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AHKEE M.

49, By the Rev Dr. Watson Mr. Richard Brown Of llin ~,
and Hs Josephine youngest daughter Of the late Capt On
nan Hook Of Boston, hasA -
BRUsH-CPoZIER- "Wednesday prfl 2s by the Rev w;
T. Mkei " lillian A Brush, cad, TO Mss sArsn "i'14e' "
Of this city
sIrSyrR CUMMINGS INF. city on Tuesday evening
Anil a. by the Rev Henry w. Bellows the Co.
the brides mother J. Bennett Hunter 10 HAi'"' " 'u
minss OF thih city. -, - ~
pAcKETT ROE On "wednesday, April 70, oy the Nv s
Abrem D. Gillette Alex n hschse' u '"'' '''' -
HoIle g. Roe of Belpor Long Island n
,.vrp.v o,NIgII-On Thursday, April g by tno heT.
w. 1eninD Cliaosd ID. Jagrsy TO Mary oSei al OF TINS
city - ~ ,., IN "a NV the
Rs W.sr MItchel stamford Conn Hsnry 49, ~ ss,
to lydia O.. daughter Of waiter Ohasin'i ''F' '''- :
city -, - u,,...a.x Anil Is By
~ Rsy George Taylor, John e. Moore 81 s, r' !"
T".,.s w daughter OF Divine Bursi, esq' OF D'o'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

IGNIIIos or Gas THE FULTos FERRr.-fhe
bosts Of the Union Ferry Company are lighted with
gss, which Is conducted in pipes from the Brooklyn
Gas Light Works, to the different landings Yesterday
morning one of the woIkmen while in the act of sup
plying bost with gas, took lighted candle to see II
be had let on sufficient quantity, when instantly it
iepited and blazed up fearful rate The engine on
the boat promptly get to work, but water proved
Of no avail when one OF those present ran 70 the
pipe and turned off the supply of gas As soon as sn'
was done the faxes disappeared, and with them oil
apprehension of danger.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEw-YoRK....APrIs %.
Cleared.

Cleared.
stesnsirs-Prinee Albert tBrl Provss Galway A1sresa
Express Co Huntsville, Pest, Savannah H. b. Cromwell
Co. ~
Sardinia Croker, Savannah, H. Tkompsonb Nephew -
Bsrk-GsbrieIe (sie D. ColorA Venice Lawrence ohe'
Brss-Emly CBrl Acilrnd, st. Johns ~ ", O. BsSsyi
hrooss Htynes Neuvss Thos Oxen sons ksiad Chase,
Cienfuesos tucker Lshtbourne w A Dresser Hsee New
London, Buck Co Heea Jane, Rogers So p9manto
Clty Post GUln4re Stced Aux Cages, d. Seeker
Grrevtf, c. W. Ring Cerbit Hcavi,ss Thos over sons
Biow Hunter Halifax ID. r. Dewof Galveston, whitfield,
Mobile ". w Hazard Lock LomOnd Block Csrdenas L. r.
Buck 4 Co. - So, ,.,,
nnsn George Prescott, Atwood HsifsI Whitney CO
Passport Hawkins, Lavscca, hoCTeady Mott Go. Hebe
lBr Bent Halifax j. 5. Whitney CO.. Ned Henderson,
Wilmington, Z. s. PoSeli Taylor, Rue Washington
NJ Blackwell Co.; J. Roe Sears Baltimore, Mailer Lord
uereau L. Scranton Lowden, Chs lesion w Scranton D.
B. Dospe Veszie New London p Buck Co John bostsu,
Lingo snnah W. B. Scranton Dsnye, Chester Richmond,
c. X Pie,foD. -
stesue-Beverley, Pierce Philadelphia, Loper khxps
riei; Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia
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DIsBAKpnEsr OF TExAs RissrRs.-Tbs people in
the vincity Of the Rio Grande much excited con
corning the disarmament of the Texas Rangers sp-
pears that an unsuccessful attempt was made to have
them enrolled as United States troops and that, upon
he failure Of this Gov. Houston felt compelled TO dis
band them It is said that the Rangers have been the
most efficient troops the frontier and the fear ex
prested that after their departure, Corna will recruit
his forces and make another foray.
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coIrRT CALENpAR-TEu DAY.

SUPRrsE RT-CIRcUIT-psrt n-lshort
..ne,l-No. AIS Ss9, 24o, 1881. 1875 l7s5 sois 1883,
sIgs 1879 $50 1913 4e2 $3.50 37 437 42s9 1853 1885, 412
@ 1884, 1895 4l4 1895 49, 1854, 1880 1855 'S $685. ssas
il6n 1903 259e.
suPIkIoR CoURr-Psrt IL-SAme calendar as
nur,dsy. . - =,
brooklyn CITY CouRT CALENDAR, Friday, April
8-NeG So 81 &c, SO, 49, A. 90 a. ia o. 49, D a. 30 IS IL,
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Caucus OF THE DEhocRATIc ALDERAEs.-A eau
cue Of the De nocratie Aldermen was held ON Wednes
day light, but there many candidates for each
Office, that none could be agreed upon tsppearc TO
be understood however, that Alderman kslofeisch
vii be selected az the caucus candidate for President
Of the Board.
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Arrived.

Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey Baltimore and s'rss,
steamship YoitOwn Parrish Richmond and Eortols nase
and pssa 70 Lu6lam Hstneken-
Theod Stevens hs'shls' IL days sugar 70 Vose A'
Bsfi Essex BOon,, Ray, csrdenA. days 'usss' Yss'.
BARI sorunbes. Saunders Galveston IS days. cotton,
Brig Manner DBL Atkinson Cudsn. /? days ,usx and
lAes p Esvp, Son Been days N Of Hs'eras' With
Brs storm Eynph iBI., Of Liverpool N 81 Perry, Hua-
81, John s A ga. s s ' P St. Domingo A
mahogany, hides, &c, to O. smith c--,.o...
B Blanche s5 Of s'sd M y s Coz f'n'' H.
big Grsnscs (Of Portland Psttens Nsuvits April Is 50
scSr James Stewart Perkins Portsn.Phncs IS days log
Brett, Son Co Apr 20 lat 8 TO- lon VI 'g'ss
dy. Eaters h heavy Scrthsy gale. April
when IS from e1Perisncsas hesy 'n'cA
sch Josspfine BOrum Rio Jsneo March rosewood % s
With the Am bark WaTsrey standing ,Ou,hs ard :sowas
% .S. s,f rom SsS1 W. sss ' sI
ESnParei lOf Boston, standing z Go,n .r,O,o p R. April
ns,,, to Miller Houshou sailed in company Nth bsIs
Alma BI for EewYoIL APr ~ M - blowing e.h
with heavy sea on board hsr passed near ~
certain q her eeDs %sIS Ponce p R. April H. ts to
Sure, 90 Has experienced some heavy wsAshsf'''" "
O0Sn Wa, Fail. tOf Bootbsy) Hodgion Rsnedio. 10 days
,psSI 10 master Has been within " miles Of osnu' . ~"
the past t S1 of sedwc Hooper cienaesO' 10 days.
D.ss,e, 20 cSuoyer Petersburg Va days. hour 10
"" W.T. EWeiI Ellis richos Wilmington n C days naval
stores to ''p1c fucker Wilmington c. days
siT Hamilton otdeD Alexandra 10 days -Four 70 sanord
DSoSo DARLING Maslsl Clare. Brazil March Is sugar and
coase 10 Nst,er WesoTd Rankio- .
SIR TsIstt Howes Wilmington, n &, days nsVa stores
20 ssbS Peee@sie Hssrs Washington N C.. days. naval
sstr Rs sswst Mailer Savannah days eaton &c 70
p se'eVW ,or Dawson Virginia for New haven oysters,
sehr Alehes Herney VLgnia for Nsw-HAven, oysters.
schr Louisa Reeves, Oinorc, lfginiH days. wood
scLr Charles Gssk Gang Baltimore days 10 master
sesr Rebecea Piummer Elzsbethport, coal Tor Boston
sehr Hurd Pesree, Rocklsnd days, lime 10 InsseT.
Schr g ~ Loysu Rostsn 3 DAYS, mass TO J. W. Mckee.
schr Chief Townsend. Virginia days
kcbr Hattie. Low, Virginia days
schr Sea Rsnser, Baldwin Kingston, coal for Bostoa-
schr Lsguns, Rswley Ezahethport, coal for Boston
Steamer WecheeT, Jonsa Providence, mds, sDe para
steamer wsm,u,t. Arey. NewBedfOa ndse and pas V
steamer KsEsbsc Rand Philadelphia ndss and pass y
PsIkns-
BELow-Brt Psntucke. before repoed, Leighton, trsm
Bml War Hawk (Br.l from Havana
Also 2barks sDd onss.
sAlLED-sh,p Phantom shaushssi brss Emma, - rSs
Para 0eores Albert, Havana x..-sn. O..
Afo steamships Prince Albert BIB oSiwaJi hao''' ."
Withholding the day, N. N. W., aud ffssh.
The report Of the steamship Grsnsd. On ses %
l esitIon IL xTeng she V A. Mes Orleans aIeeS wing
ns daies 70 the 18Th, and cid not touch |" hA''h~
Dissssrrs, &c.
ProrsoA4 Gxosss stEsss Isses ap .ebl sum .sss:
mile fIom the beech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

To THE CHARITABLr.-A poor widow, once 10 bst-
ter who been III much OF the time during the
last five months desires assistance. For particulars ss
Dr. Franklin H. Bangs No. 500 Canal street. who has kindly
sened to receive and pay whatever generous public
see q. to donate ts her,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

CHARGE OF BURGLARY AsD FELosI0Us ASSAULT
Dks,yp nsht last week the house of Or N A. Carl
the Myrtle plsnkro near Reid ayrnne wa
oiousy entered by two burglars Being oy hfsd
man uaIed owen Cox knocked hun down and the
other hrd pto The ball entered Co.'s e shoulder aud Al
fesred the injury would result fatally lie hAs
since recovered sufisiently however, to be about
Cor made adspoon the morning after the occurrence TO
the eject that the Of the two
men residing in the neghborhood named George and Dante.
Lndl.m brothers. They arrested In Maiden lane New
Yotk md committed 10 sWat examination. Yesterday they
were brouaht Justice Comwe but Coz bsnr unable 10
Identity them the complaint by consent Of both parties
vhd avn and the def honoIably discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

DAMAGES AoAIssT The UNION FERRY CoAPAT.-
The Union Ferry Company cast in 81 400 damages
In the City Court yesterday, on account of colisioo
on the river, by which vessel owned by hr. M. j
Cropit wac run down by one Of the bOss Of the Com
pany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

ALLEGED OUTRAGE on FEMALE BY PUBLIC
OTTICHr evening men, one named Lous beshon
constable In the Nineteenth Ward the other the keeper oil
house Of bed Iepue on Of Broadway and Bartlett
who Known Mig Brown arrested on the complaint OF
hrs May Ann Blake residing s No 1872 Hsmton avende Nho
them with having induced her to ener the nouse
Brow ana that while they attempted outrage her per
son. They were both locked up await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

CONTRIBUTING. Thomas Bowers, III year, oYs9e,
wss an e.o BY Officer Van Tssse OF the Eleventh Ward
charged with ha passed counterfeit 81 bill Of the Bank Of
CbeIaI 20. BE was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
uNIYEp STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APnL 26.-Bsssrs
Hail.

DILAToRY COUNSEL.
There was a large number Of cases against the
United sste. Calendar this morning but counsel for
be plaintiffs attendance By the rules OF the Court The
nIsipa alone csn move In view Of this fact
udfe Roosevelt the District Attorney suggested TO the Court
the propety OF adopting rle TO allow the Government TO
sn Of prevented The Judge will give the
.uRsestiou confederation.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sproIAL TBRx-APRn ts-Beso
Justice MoHcRIEx.

/ Tark faet. Herring.-Judxment and execution set
aside with plaintiff 70 be paid By the attorney foI
attorney Default taken by defendant opened and
plaintiff permitted 70 proceed at to trial Upon parties CON
eptps an order reference win be entered to W. NJ Allen
PENDANT
JeI sgt Boggs, implicated Judgment for plaintiff
on demurrer With liberty defendant upon payment Of costs
TO withdraw demurrer and plead over 30.
Jex agt. Martin, impesded Same Judgment
cuon beif III ssusIy sued granted with 81 de-
fendants.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Apxn x--Bssoss Re
corder BARNARD

To-day this Court will be opened for the completo
Of the business the April large number Of
,pded mesnie by the Grand Jury and several iuporaz
"a. from last remain be disposed Of This day viii
devotsd chiefly 10 the taking OF pleas
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WENTWORTH AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE 81 10 ALBANY.
On and sfer MONDAY, March soth, $780, Train, wz Leave
76th.tt Station, Hew-Yos 90 follows:
For William dse-s 80 M, and $3.50 p m
Hor White Plsips-ll a IN, 30 and p. IN.
For W bite Isins-e:l5p. N. nom W hte-st Depot
For Dover P.ins-4 p. IN from 26th-st. Depot
Fer Albany Nail and 1895 p m Express unAa oonorN
with the KevYoIk Central Railroad
49, Returning, viii leave
Wi!lismsbridge- $40 ard $3.50 a. m. and $40 N
White Plains-5 and I: 10 T. liA5 and 4.op m
Dover Plsins-6h -, =,
hibsnv-lI q NJ Mail and 4:l0 p. Express usini
Tn. $40 a N Mail and $3.50 Express trains esnneo'
NH' ~ JOHN BURCHILL, Ass't sapt
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CARATOGA ATER-CURE-Open through the
- ys1, but nov fully gsg.ss 70, s.mpsr sr,r..
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leqai Notiffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofhs County Of HewYork netice IL hcrsby EVEN 70
sons hayp, claims sssint ELIZABETH DARKE late OF ths
s.,. .SST f;t: soigs S 'f .a
ebe hi. house Seventy fourth street near Tenth a.sn1s
. d. Cry On 2. Ss. r: . srn:n diS
no l.wemr E SAaEs 4 b p3kkk. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
peop b.yns eisims assinst JOHN DENAREs late Of the
City Of sl her Sss1Ss . ss ocs q
wEiGHr Counselor Law 20 aas Bros4wsy sss Nor
Ss On or SeS's sss hr DAY S 81 GisHc Glow
ANNA pEMAREsT
mbsolsvsuoF. AaminiSrairiI Of said deceased.
| IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
persons bsvDr claims sssin, MARTIN UHGRiCH late o. ses
voucher. thereof to the ,ubscrte the Office Of CHAsLEs
s.S. B. en- s s 30, 81 oooSs
| the 2sth dsy Of March, 1850. $500, ,,,,on,,. r,
phso l.wsmF LOUISA TN6Rioa' E1ecutrh.
IN PURSUANCE of sn order of the Surrogate OF
son. hsyns claim. against EBTRTDE lat. ON:
s. s to II. ' .aberst
No IN Ss9 II =. ci'y 81 S6, On q s''' ~
"1 MI S., ny JOHN T. IEGSEFT
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County Of New YoIh notice hereby yea % an H
yoIi merchant deces.ed present the with vouchers
thereof TO the sub.cribet, at mis- store No. fsI br9sdwsy
IN NJ. CIV OF Newly before the Twentieth d.y Of sep
T. mbey nert Dated EewYork the l5th day Of Mnch 1850
mis.Isx6moP TIMOTHY s. SPERRY, Executor
UPREME COURT-Orange County
- SAMUEL e. wYCK0Fe and GEORGE CLARK
ss.,n,t WILLIAM H. CLARK.-summous for money de-
msnd on conact-To the Defendant You barely sum
required the complaint In this action Of
which copy herewith served upon sndto iervs copy
your the ,ad complaint on the subscriber a. s
once In Psekk the County OF Wechester within twenty
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such scr
vice and you fail the ,sid complaint within the
tire sfoesad the plaintiffs In this action viii take Judgment
aaan you for the Of two thousand hye hundred ans
seventy three 08lO0 dollars with interest sal 81 rom
the ID day Of December 1853 10 February 1879 and on
eans e. from February 1852 10 Nay 20. 1889 and on
o. 5e ST. from May %, 1883 to December 1859 and on
s7ls g. rom December l. 1885, and I'LL II from Aprl
l. 1860 besides costs Of this action Dated April s, 1850
DAVID W. TRAVIS, Plaintiffs Atsrney -
Peekskfl ~ Y.
The oompnt this seon duly filed in the office Of the
Clek Of the County Of Orange Ne vfork at ohen Apru
Ia, Iso.-f ssed April II. 1850. DAVID W; ThANle,
apo lsw6~F PLAINTIFFS Attorney
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As0iral.


A CARD.-To Young Ladies and Gents.-The
~ Subscriber viii send ee) TO 81 who desire It. RECiPE
for uAlipT simple VI 3ETABTE BALM, that vi immedi'
.tely Ten,ove PfnPLEs, BLOTCHES, TAN, FRECkLEs,
and all oughness lnd Impurities Of the leaving the sans
Smooth Clear SOFT AMI beautiful Those desiring the hecpe
will call On OF address, JAMES T. MARSHALL, Chemist No.
o. City Buildings, NcS-loIk
E'ACTS. No.
ia this paper We present to the public uimpssehsole es
tmony establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY re
LtFF REGULATING FILLS, and RENoVATlNG RE-
SOLVENT are ony positive ouraiTes Of the sick si'sed
with disease that they have in mary proved to be IN
b and have restored the dying patient to roba" he'n aef
al other means Of medication failed.
FOURTH WITNEs8 49,,
r. D. sTRIEG, Merchant LAcKTyLLE, Pa teEshso ms nv
I'll accident: rurrrv
"EiI weeks ,ncs my and hoIse thrown VIM
Five FFIr &c the path. My ives P'chea uP IoI
dead the blood from hs face 1.-THE worst nta ever
b,b.l and bahing his wounds and bniseS Win
HADWAY'S RFADI RELIEF, At Intervals, LOT mn n q
SIX HOURS: be UmGinsd infeEsbr fer thres oys sh .~o
uiabts spplied the READY RELIEF every I'VE minutes
In ore weeks te recovered 70 DO snA'''a W
walk
r. r Belief a5c., Zoe, and 81 per bottle
Regulating Pils, 25c per boz
RAILWAY h Co, No % John o.. Hsv'fOrE
Sod by all Druggists everywhere
DROGREsS versus ROUTINE
Il QUERu's GOD LIVER OIL JELLi'
Patented Aug 30, 1883, NJ.
"a the on rtms5y for eonsumpop and all fnas OF e'ssh~
IL twice sfhcAcioas than the liquid oiL
QUERUs JHLLIFIED CASTOR OIL Ps,sntsaE ~.
syos.is,s PEEpOLD PARKER hOwER
No. ~ Bsskpssst, Wsesss~e ~s'A'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

The ConNoS COUYcIL.--A meeting Of the Common
Council was have reid Last night bat quorum ws
prefent busine could be transacted IL Understood that
The Democratic members had agreed upon eau date
the bo4d EduceioD and Therefore decline 70 90 INTO an
election The meeting the present board viii De ned on
Monday evening when IL viii be 10 dispose Of
oil busness among which the wa,eI Iaos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

FOURTH WARD ALDERsAs.--lt was reported some
tine since s Alderman Taylor Of the Fourth Ward had de-
ened which Il appears not the case HE took the neoe'
ssIy cath Of Office on ednesds having been prevented from
30 doing before Oh account Of absence from the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
ADRIAN II AULLsR, Auctionesy.
SALE of the REAT.

III MACHINERY, and PATENT RIGHT Of the FRANCIS
HTTAIL1C LIFE-B0AT COMPANY-ADRlAN H Null
ID viii eel at Auction FRIDAY, ApFa 81, 1850 as II
YsIh-
az Land situated Lst Greenpoint City Of Brook
hA, adjoining the Ferry with the extensive Shck Building
tAereoS, being two stories high; size ia by 100 feet
Ase, lots adjoining running through from 70 hsts
Also the AssbiDeIy, Too and Pstent fO making Metallic
Boats, LieCsrs, end Army Wagons -
Fer further pstcnlAp inquire the prsmes OF MAX
eHALL LEFFERTs BRO, Ne. q Beeknsn st, esrner Of
Gift a, Eew.Yosk. nHLD
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SToNING

nNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
II TON for BOSTON PR0VIDEECE-LaDd houte-Tbs
shortest and most drect-Csnyng the Eastern Nail
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMONWEALTH, Capt. l. w. Williams In connection With
The stopnon and Boston and Provdsnce k
roads leaving Newly daily SUNDAY excepted nom Pe NO
IN. R. first xasrf above B.epplsce) :. M and ston.
nston II e50f on arrival OF ths mall vain whch >'~
m. OMN0NWIALTH from NewYort-Noudsy, Wed:
nssa.y Friday From stonins tenTuesday Thuds5 sne
The PLYMOUTH ROCK nom Hew.York-Tue.a,y, Thur,
day and Saturday. From stoninston-kondsy, WEDNESDAY,
and Friday.
Passengers proceed Btonngon, per railroad 70 froy
depce and Boston Express Mall frxn reaching $40
places those by other routes and ample tine ioi
al the early mor lines connecting Hsrh and East rnsen
gers that prefer remain bosrd the steamer enjoy snt
rest updurbed breakfast desired and esve stonnston
Pare ffom Providence to Newport 50 cents
Baggage Muster accompanies the steamer And Yam Infsus
each way. 49,. ,s A.
s.msT or At the freight Pier No. Rves .. tbs
ofhoe Of the Company. No. IS Battery place
CTATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.-PasseDger
- Trains viii commence running this Road as far Es
ipgvie commencing MONDAY, April 10 1860, Sundays az
oepted - follows a, A..
for the 9 and II e. n snd p. m boats for New Yort
Leave Vanderbilt Landing upon the arrival OF the m sno
and M boats from New York stepping at Toad HUI, New
Dorp, Hsrri,oD's club-H ouse, and Clifford. Lane
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT
Leave Engve at and p. m, In time for the m
and D. N. boats for New.fork-
Leave Vanderbilt Landing upon arrival Of a. and m
bosts from New stopping the intermediate STATIONS
above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHlLA-
rITY-MaI and Eiprsss Lnes leave New Yort Of ana
~ and and fare Through T,sEets 500 sr om IN
sDnhH and the West and for Washtngton rev oiise -
South and through baggage checked to warrington
= !" 'H' J. W WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bsssge viii be received er trains unless delivered ana
checked is minutes IN advance al the time OF leaving
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting with train. NORTH aud YVES.
From Monday. April o. 1860 Trains viii leave
station a. follows, Through Express Trains, and III m sno
SPIN; Albany Mali, sleePins-CsI Train s;s N;
(sdsJ. Included; Way Trsips for Sing sins st' aa
Tsrrytown s:ss for Peef'iil $50 m From us
Buffalo and Northern Lishtnins News Train $50 m Emi
usnt 6:l5 Passengers taken at Chambers Canal ohIis
lopher and sl.t Trains fer NewYorh Leave Irey 80
incndedl and e:+5 and II and and 5E sun-
DAY, incuded and and Albany sbsqt haf an hour .sr
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W. B wEsroorT Co., Auctloneers:

W. B. WKsTooTT Co. Auctioneers.
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
~ WORKS OF ART, the property OF John r Tlton, esq
On FkIDAY Apri q. ct P0BiIC AUCTION a. LOT o'clock
entire Furniture contained In the hvsseTy resi-
aesee Ne s9 West 1sts The house beautifully furnished
IN Rosewood 0ak Snd Mahogany beautiful WorSs
HArbe Bronse on Painting three splendid PsrlSr
Suites RoseV God covered in dcb Brocsde superb Pspe
Fere Isees Tshes elegant Pier snd Msnte Mirrors With
chamber and dDngIoom deliberately furnished ch Chns and
snvsrwue Tsole Cutlery, Cut ks Catalogues beuss
Sale positive rain shine
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Pssscsgcrs Arrived
Ia bark Esssz yo Cardenas-J W. fssss LADY and servant
Charles Crsndan and wife.
KNIAruRl ALnAHAo-
sp-Rkss.... 500 sets....... esi hooa-sess'.' w
wArHR fHIs DAY.
g~sdy Bsok. .l149 0sv. lsland... 0;sS -dsuoste f~
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IOcO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1874
lCOC CEHIRAL RAILRo AID INV

0HEAT DUUbLk-IHACh hUUIL
Xh. espaey Of the Road IL equal 20 ahY u the eeansy
fHE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEsT.
Office No. Aston House, corner OF NeseyTt
xess far the Passengers and nom Cir
oa5rsu Chicago ST. Louis 81 Psol NAhyils henPns Nsv
Osen sd a other the West Northwsst and s0u
ett aye for speed and comfort By any route
Through trains for West leave hevYori cot OF Oeurs
sandtst Morning Express, Ia Evening Express' Pm
6l,eptnS and suoktp g-cers on all trains Al, -
Fare always low, and the time a. QUICK a. oJ any oss
route
By this route Freigh OF all descriptions can be
ard fou ,ny point on railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
TIiipoi, WisconSln Iowa or Missouri, BY RAIkaOAD Oh
RTCT or 20 any port the nsysebs MYERS OF ibe We ~
steamers from Pittsburgh. -, u,..,
Tbe rates Of Freight and rom any point OF tue West By As
Railroad ali nes favorable are charged
he osy PAoad Companies Merchants and shippers intru
~ tbe their Freight TO this Company car rely
sitb 90 nhdence on it, speedy transit , -,
Tb,s Compspy also n,ntans EmiYrant Accommodates
lime BY which parties smssiins westward enjoy caesP ne
mod, Of At half the rteS
offsrs L. ELLIOTT Passenger AgeHt, no Asor hosss
LEIGH l. Co, Freight Agents. ~, ,.,,,
No l A,toT House and No. South WtnisnfrL
MCDONALD BIsCHOFf, ErigrAni Agents