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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-16

- w W. . ENSOdV, DIIVN'VI'
Hon. RoBERT ]. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
per.opuI and Political Movements.

Lewis r. STEELE Editor Of the Pat'ers9R N. j. Guar.
dan has transferred the political department OF MS
paper for brief period association Of Individuals
That is TO saw as conscientious man Mr.. rtee can
not support Cass and Butler, and he withdraws from
the canvass personally, by transferring his reponsi'
biliiies.
The CLAY Wings Of Rappahannock, Hanover and
Harper's Ferry, Va much encouraged by the Al
bapv rumpus and have called meetings to support Mr..
Clay declaring that under no circumstances can they
vote for Gen. Taylor. Van Buren, and Adams cleo
tOral ticket has already been formed.
Mr. Peoples has removed The 4mer,cap Star from
Mexico 10 Corpus Crist and The Yad Cruz Fro amer
lean has been changed Point Isabel and Is now styled
The T,Ias Ragger. These new papers advocate the
proposed Buffalo Hunt in the Sierra Madre.
lanes Johnston ESQ BROTHER Of the Governor. and
Ousrtermaster Sergeant Of the late Cd Regiment Of
pennsylvania Volunteers who until recently was a
supporter of Mr. Folks Administration, has published
letter declaring himself in favor OF Gen Taylor
At arecent Van Buren, meeting in Cincinnati there
figured the names of Charles Cist William Burke Ben
amn Loder, John c. Avery, &c.-men, says the enron
ele who in times past bore the flag Of Democracy in
the front OF battle.
The Editors of The AHeg0n Qiich) Reocrd' have
raised the nominations of the three great parties at It's
masthead preceded with the motto OF choose ye whom
We will serve" II has hitherto been bunker paper
The TAYLOR Central Committee of Montgomery, Ala.
have appointed Thomas II. Watts Of that city as can
ddae for Eector in place Of Mr. Belser who goes Tor
Taylor but not Fillmore.
both the Baltimore and Philadelphia nominations, and
leans very iavoraby the Buffalo ticket Which is the
editors real choice
$ A Russell Esq Wing Representative from iiar.
rson County in the last Ohio Legislature attended the
Buffalo Convention, and Is now battling for Van Buren,
and Adams.
John Duirocq is the Editor of The Baton Rouge
Qa) Gas,te formerly edited by John Henderson, de-
ceased 1t is very poorly edited home organ
Hon. James A. Briggs of Cleveland and Hovey X.
Clark OF Marshall Mich addressed the first Free soil
meeting held In Detroit, on the let inst
Geo a. Munday the hailess prophet, l. giving street
lectures on his system OF Theology at New London
Whtemarsh B. Scabrook is extensively spoken OF for
Governor Of south Carolina in the papers OF that state
Hon Mike Walsh is speaking in behalf the iorlorn
hope of Hunkerism ,hroO ghOut the state.
Hon Roger :. Baldwin addressed the New-llayen
Wings on the Sth inst.
The Brooklyn Freeman proposes Hon. Azariah C.
Flagg for Governor.
Hon Geo L. Badger has taken the stump in North
Carolina.
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n is In vain 10 participates what there is on
exhibition for on arriving the grounds you are car
RED along with the mi ghfy multitude that u there win
the object in view. a. yourself and nut Nt uLt
left you for observation The space occupied Tor the
show ground, comprises some eighteen acres and the
impossibity VI arriving Al any correct estimate Of
numbers vii be conceded when the crowded state OF
the tents taken into consideration the numbers us
persed the grOunds-tO cay nothing OF the con
stanty hronged OF the streets One thing Is fairly
demonstrated. viz that Buffalo j. most eXceilenty
situated for bringing together large concourse Of
people With the railroads and canals terminating az ms
point and the proximity of Lake Ontario the citizen u
the farther extremity OF NewYork and New England
Is enabled b. meet competitor from the regions of the
West-the thousand miles Of Lake coast the illinois and
Michigan Canal the Ohio and Erie Canal, the Miami.
Wabash and Erie sandy and Beaver Erie Extension.
Pennsy lvania and Ohio, al draining vast extent OF
country and bringing the various products OF region
but few years ago perfect wilderness, IN compot'
ton with those Of the older and more densey populated
States The lapse Of A few hours, also enables the
farmer artisan Of Eastern or Wcstern Canada 10
make his appearance with his stock or his wares. and
At the present time neighbOr IS most excelenty
well represented the show ground Those who have
attended the Fairs heretofore held IN this state agree
in the opinion that the Exhibition both IN regard 10
variety and numbers. Is far the best ever ned lhefe
is to be sure meager exhibit Of flowers, but the show
of apples and pears very respectable The peaches
almost equally but the plums and nectarines are
very deficient The show Of horses u splendid, snd
the display Of fat cattle is remarkably fine. The various
fabrics exhibited excellent In design and execution
and the collection OF machinery gives evidence OF great
ingenuity and skill. Buffalo has proved herself an as
tOnishing place for sbsorponfOr the largest collection
of individuals ever held such occasion 10 this
State has been taken in and done for without apparently
ncommodng any one.
We know OF no better place, at the prcsn time for the
study of human nature than the fair grounds. While
roaming about yesterday observed an aspirant for
military fame in company with several OF his friends at
tempting TO palm himself Oft upon some countrymon as
General Shields II no 20, however, for plain,
substantial farmer from the interior of the state who
happened 70 be present rema ked loud enough for the
would be General to hear that> the ASS too
COMPREHENSIVE lions skin not having sufficiently COW
cred them The crest fallen hero suddenly rdHOstd
amid the eers of the old farmers and their DANES and
was subsequently, consoling himself with julep
outside the enclosure in the ncighborhOod Of the
e. Il al,
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Cargo of the Ocean Monarch.
The folowingis the entire Cargo Of the Ocean Mon
arch lall Of which is totally lostl copicd from

arch Gall Of which is totally LOST copied from
Tas san. M.>ufir-l00 bars Kls Mersla .f" BAR
Thompson Jsrhan&3l bis Howard 9 bars X harden Bros
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Rehad. bds L~ou. Hosmerp c. pig. 90 hdss
Ma, Col a. hor c.he. Brewer C110cs Bsiise
90 IS Buian-1 Monroe Coo tfs Bryce Co.'S ftrs
Col more a Cra, rris Homer Co-3 PKG Bras. Wheeler
tl 4ke- Miller & Co-3I crts n Jori31 cfts Norr..
l3 ats Atkns Sedmant55 tds 10 bss Ar1bc Nathaniel
Saaw Hauehan Col e. toa Bros d c Jons-.
Bad Poor Elfcr-l hd " Whitney g. ] 81
d Whine-I n Chapman Coi4 crt- Irelch Wei 60
John son- Geo ii Col o. >1ftsri Jotcine-
a. Booth Baker BndsIh cf g Wauvusht-4 ti Grant
Daniel COL G.. W Warren Co a. Chsrusn Co..
IS Beai-7cks W Newell "a km0u WaefLo1se- 81 :.
Ilone Browns chs Brown Pike As Bees, Mouse and
Ml.on-scssC & } Homer-f rkgsM salndcf-s,i sss
sat Eoah. Tram & Col sul "a res, M1ls Mason
a. Ritrise Bake.r Horton. Cords Col eks Inlef
& Coz sursb g Harden CO. l.-s liHs
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a Tsennr-i farus"ortl shaw rtEs
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sidney Homer, es G. James Comerusi ls A.
Ian Be,5cs John torh. Dine a. Coz cs ferus. DE Co
G., Joha brewster. bis Nlos ree Col cs ,cudie Co
W smith "a Plat Csrer-t h-s BROOKS j. Cos css
OapLsuf Cos tk Brown Peel Dse Dls'onf ~ ffoltHf
Eafef-I MAJ Co Cs 81 rta Lqrr Min-fr
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Brrs Bsnhr ie rses che " fulfit CAS- Baker A
CO.. Lincoln foss3 jane. Gage Col cs W Wa
Ba-roi a CoflrsJ N Beech Co 40 a.
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ton Re ~omes not only geographically but Intellectual
w. morally and politically up when he comes 10 New
York fLauthter Bearing up upon us, then, be does
not even fire gun 20 esward, but fires upon the s'ein
and An. the fret be hres ~ lMr ButeT) u wa
cagt.sriv after NJ Butler had been the individual ID te
New York Delegation that put him 10 Dominston-une
cby one Of the 81 that separated from his fellows "a
Council Chamber m l5iireturned into the ons'n
TON as out him in nor1n nation being followed sier
" rDy the other 3l-ihe man who has 'nstalnfu nm
seadfasty and sacredly . the extent o. nis co.
which j. al We ak q in Ne" ] - .aD-.-.
to cut OF hs head hrst when n IL upon the pm. -
sr,,r-iuJ th. r. slsr De nocrsfic nomination OF w
state Of New-York iss dcree Of mahgnity hol I" ~
Expected ard not often exceeded.
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JOHN AMONG THE PROPHETS


The American Revolution was fought to achieve our
Independence from Great Britain. The late War WAS
fought TO establish the freedom OF the But the
civil contest now wSsng to achieve personal freedom
and universal emancipation repeated and ovsrwhelm
ing cheers
II must therefore. stimulate the energies Of this
people. II would necessarily do Aud il WI no I
be enough standing ss we Do on the platform Of the
Revolution to say hereafter " am Old Colony
Whie-I am a Massachusetts, Whig-I am a Nershheli
betser--a Revolutionary Wing lAppaCsel In such
a contest as this. can only Tor State. 1
speak decidedly OF the State OF Newlork speak, OF
course under liability Of being mistaken, bat think
can say with safety that do not know another man
who has and heard many people speak IS cave
during the last elk weeks.
have been in public meetings in Ncw-fork Albany
Syracuse. Auburn. Buffalo. Warsaw Genesee, Goshen,
W,llismsburgh and New York sgsin-seciug, should
suppose sixty thousand people in the most dense pop'
lat on which there Is in the state OF Newlork con
cede fully any liability 10 DC mistaken. and give 70 you
the sources of iniormsti0n open 70 me. and think
can assure YOU with entire confidence that the thirty
six votes OF that state viii be cast for The Buffalo nomi
nations fThrce cheers for New York called for and
heartily responded to
GRAND BATTLE IN THE EMPIRE sTATE-B~F BUTLER
AMONG TIE KILLKpi
Eew-York has been invaded. not for the first time
We have had the Baltimore nominee fer the Ffcsiden
CIV traverng our State with Col Benton. Senator Allen
and others OF less influence 20 assist him on his way
[l.aughterl We have now the high honor to have.
sso the secretary Of state the Secretary Of the Treas
ury the Secretary OF War and the Postmaster Gener
and the organ of the Government promises that the
President 10 70 follow 10 i've days he has commenced
the OF vengeance against our state, determined
that we skall either bleed Unlike other for
sign enemies that bear down upon us-down did Say
ought " cay np-leayins The associations Wssaias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-At about TWO
o'clock yesterday afternoon accident occurred upon
the Old Colony Railroad between NepOnset and Dor
chester which resulted in the death of one person
which IS supposed 10 have dropped from ballast train
which preceded H. Fifteen out Of twenty were
thrown Oft and piled up in all directions At the time of
the accident there twenty two aborers for the
road upon the train. for whom substantial platform
had been provided by the Corporation in which,
however. the larger number did not choose 10
ride This car was not thrown from the track, and al
who were IN II escaped unframed. The person killed
named Dennis sullivan OF This city. about twenty
eight years OF age. lie jumped from car which iel
upon him and crushed him 70 death instantly Another
had wrist disocSied and another bis shoulder. The
rest escaped with slight bruises Boston Irsv sth.
SAD AFFAR.-We learn that in Waldobor
ough. last week two sons OF Mr.. Israel Prock were
helping themselves % apples in the orchard OF Mr..
Hook. when son OF Mr.. h. about II years OF age,
took his gun. which loaded with buck shot and
nred. Both the boys were wounded and one OF them
died in two days while the other is recovering. The
young who hred ~ gun Is in great distress on
account Of the effect of his .nconsderate He
did not suppose the boys were near enough 70 be in
jGred. Bangor Wing 7th.
FsTAL ABRAHAM alteration took place in
Esston md on Thursday night las, between Thomas
Oxment, Of Jackson. Miss. formerly OF Eas,cn, who
has bcta on wish there for some months and John
CstrGp. Of Talbot county, which resulted in the death
OF Ca,rup from stab the left side OF the sb
domcn. which he made oath was Indicted by said o.
rnent and Of which he died On Saturday ighi few
minutes before O'Clock.
~ Capt OGDEN. Of the Quarter Masters De
psr,neut arrived IN town this morning. 10 make AZ
Engagements for transportation OF the Sd Regiment Of
u Infantry which viii arrive here on Monday next
ca roale for California via New-lork
Buff Com. Adv sth
r-E~ The farmers Of the State OF Delaware
suffering greatly for want OF rain. The springs are
nearly exhausted and several Touring mills have A.
rsady stepped for want of water.
~ In a suit for breach Of marriage promise in
CAactsuqae coun,y, y T. Miss Phylossy smith Eecov'
srsd SsoQ from Mr. c. Johassa.
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ERfNCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. AID

L DAY SCHUOL FOX 1DUNB LtDir.o.-HIfs
MAERS. 784 Broadway, corner OF feminist Ne"-fork
who had for the raiieng patronage
Of first families b--s announce that her school VIII
reopen Tuesday. The 5-h u September. Parents and
guardians who DESTROYS Of placing their daughters and
wards In establishment where the number IL lmied
and where the unremiung Of the Principal 10 the
mora! department and education Of the pupil is under her
sole sup~rnienterce VII ind her establishment possess
ing unequile1 advantages.
The scknow ICED ability Of Mrs Mears SIS a. rstrlc
q respectfully minated b. the refe ences she has
iha privilege Of Offering.
Circulars Of terms can be found al her residence.
Mrs hears VIII be home from the lst Of September
from 9 A 81 y 2. 81. y recslgs vests. alt w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Blu, sueh asts drec,,d against our state s's.e
,t,i,y . sua half millions Of peope-feceiFing
- ~ =, 49,. Treasury Of the United states near
Is re iaf Of al The duties received IN ms country
" m zoo miles 81 nterns muucston-"l.n 40
BOUNDED physical wealth great ine''e.usi 49,.
rno,alv politically. physcaHy-One. Al eat o. tue
st s..tss Of the rnloD--why. II required the mscnn
H., 81 Tenne.ee lawyer 10 Imagine that be could ID
ae.ee the action Of that State 10y giving or "lAhoio
fn, /. fex thousand donars' lie viii md, when he
cones Democratic party true 10 princp.y-a Demo
cr.l.v that mems something.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

w way opposite Boud-st-The Fall term Of his insLlti-
ton will commence Monday the iih Of September. The
am give thorough instruction IN few branches o.
tine OF carefully arranged and comprehensive course, IN
Guiding drawing vocal music and other exercises for the
organs OF sense the classics French Mathematics history
aad geography. natural and political, &c. Corporal punish
ment IS never resoft-d 10.
The terms are S. So SIS or sls per quarter, without
charge for BOOKS, stationery or fuel, and win de-
ductOu u ~ per when more than one OF me ialy
grtend Farther particulars be obtained al the school,
rooms or al Mr.. LIS residence rs TenfhsL
Private instruction given 10 individuals or sa classes
f.r~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

FIRE IL NEwARK.-A fire occurred In Newark
at o'clock on Saturday morning, by which the follow
iug propertv was consumed Isaac Nichols, barn, =.
in ured $3.50 in the American Mutual Fire aud Marine
Insurance. Company OF Newark. and 500 In the New
ark Mutual Assurance Company which viii cover the
loss Jas Hargan dwelling house loss II 600 70 81 DO
insured $500 in the City Fire Insurance Company Of
New-York H. D. Van Ness barn, loss So, no insu-
rance A O. Price schoolh0use, loss $780, insured in
Inward Insurance COMPANY.
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FOR sALE-cer

t~3 nv Ia eNr al B siiusie1 on me eas bsrk
~ .cres I'M county OF FAUIDING. Ohio, " tim NE
81 Indiana line and lyin, Oh Maumee RIVER BAR as
from Wabash and Erie C1nsl--eu acres cleared. A.A
very valuable ana hshiy cultivated farm 81 3 In
STCHFSTER co. 81 miles from New orr. All 10.
IN mile If Railroad The entire farm Is reosed by
wall Gentlemen desircus Of reunhs nom olsness MI
s,d fhi. onporunify worthy Of immediate attention Aso
s 600 acres IN PENNSYLVANIA, 80 miles from E'mifs.
Y Turnpike from mira 10 B.Iwich running iafoe he
fr,n Wnlisusp and = from Pennsylvania Cans n
which are good dwellings and hams nne USER nrirefes
and mine II iron already opened. >hNO vii be given
n The purchaser Tor the timber The above fans VII he
sold on EASY terms exchanged for goods or city properly
and II required difference 10 cash WIZ pc pail Al.o--
CITY Wiuiamsbnrgh, Brl oklyn, or Newark, " J Any
person having a modern huil house 20 sell Low may God
purchaser by applying 20 HUNTINGTON co Real n.
la. and stock Brokers. ~ Wast Bord, ard Mortgages
Tor sale on property Ills aid neighboring CUES. APfy
a. above - -lr,N-
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HURRICANE AT ANTIGUA.-By the royal mail
steamer Severn Capt Vincent arrived yesterday from
Bermuda we learn that the 23i ut severe hurricane
was experienced At Antigua which destroyed the en-
tire place uprooiing trees blowing down the house,
Sc Ii vas also felt at -, Thomas bui with little dam
age Al Nassau. r. II felt with considerable Sc
verify 70 supposed TO have been felt among all the
snas but no accounts had been received from them
previous % settling ~ the steamer.
A Spanish brig supposed 10 BE- = SLAYER seen Of
the Bahamas on he "a alt Vessels In chase
Of her one Of which the Governor. She appeared
% be about 20 tons and carried tTO small guns on
each quarter 10 reported ~ the Belize, thst 100
Indians bad been poisoned At Rio HondO, the truth OF
which uas doubted. 90. The British brig Lady Of the
Lake HID for New YORK sailed on the ID On com
ing out Of Bermuda saw new American bark. with
oss of main ard izen going IN, supposed 10 be
hence for - Thomas Also saw pilot boat towing
schooner 10, bottom upward "A brig. supposed % be
sn American. seen going into Bermuda with the
loss OF one OF her ma.ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

n seen is o. NJ BALLARD'S Improved Permanent "
quic Hair Dye Il val make any shade from white 70 -
black 50 that cray hair De restored 10 s ona co
and sandy light red hair with any darker ssD
retaining the glO-s and sOness " Tie OTgns nAr "cn
Is the best evidence that be given ha + 20 ~
Injurious the hair the skin For sale by me unad
signed, where beautiful samples Of hair may Dc sssr
Rusbt a. CLARK Co 10 Broadway and 10 Actor Hos
Cnstsdoro S Aston House, kechsm Henshew. ~ foA@
A. &. NJ. Gi.on, N Bowey Mrs. NJ. Hayes, 49, Fsbs
o. Brooklyn For sse al wholesale b. she Manufacture
At 81 Corlsnd-st ~ Y sH
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AGATE5S.

AGATES.
L'OR your wardrobe al home for a voyage or a toar
Il II an o1nt complete you desire 10 secure
LOOK 10 the hrsi time you are passing thai way,
Al AGATEs-.ns Two Thirty seven Broadway
Robes de ehsnbre OF velyels, br3cade and cashmere
Rch SCARF snd crayats lying tier upon ter;
Cloves Of KID, linen silk, beaver buckskn and thread
s1speuders elastic thai give you tread
Cotton. lanhs~oo and buckssn and ok urder-cotbes
Shirts, TIE very sst style with work ed boso5s or plain
ina: VII % The shape and unwrinkied remain
w IN a.! other et ceeras % newest design
Ihei are known OF admired Ia n ouIftllng line
1sn De Dad 81 all sessors permit Us 10 say,
Or AGATE. At 81 Broadway Aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL IN CHELSEA.
MIS-. GARFIELD'> SCHOOL for Young La

fldies, at 2Oi West SneteenhsL between Eighth ana
Ninth avenues. win recOmmence on Monday, sept H.
-Four quarters comprise Inc year, commencing September
H. November a. February - and May l. Pupils viii be
received any time during the tefm and charged IN pro-
portion. 800
Reference 10 gentlemen OF the highest character viii be
admitted 10 parents or guardians and and other par
nculars made known on application Miss Carte d. Al the
school au8 8teoc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

lie viii see party that recently gave tlai nlracu
Ions proof of thfir f,b, arznce faith energy and ide
ity By eevstng him 70 The Presidential chair treat
applause he viii see that they never forget
the respect 70 the Office Of President 81 TIE Ihieu
4 tes and y make that compatible with the respect
they feel for themselves they viii Jet him alone
.maftly Great Tau hter and repeated cheering no
matter what appliances may Be brought to bear upon
the state of New-fOrk-nO matter what ingenuity or
rer.onal exertion NAV De- there expended-you may
RELY with entire confidence upon my sincerity ~heh
fs you TIA, the result will be bat have already to1
YOU thought IL would be. And II that be so IN ny
humble judgment other ticket can be ciected ~ the
the American people.
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RE-oPENING OF GoLpsMITHs


400 BROADWAY. Ia FARCE Buildings. cor Rsltesi
.CJMr. OLIVER 3. GOLDSMITH. (agihor u Gems Of
PeumanspH and for I'VE years The successful competitor
FOR tie premiums the American 1sdtge informs he
citizens Of New YORK and BroJk W. ha' his Writing Rooms
open during he day and evening FOR pills and
visors Terms mocesaie. ard elegant hand @ring
guaranteed 20 every attentive pupil. Cards containing
terms hours " attendance, &c may be had Al he Rooms.
fuu 'l- Boston fFears rrsrscr1-
" g't1sstn f. without esrsffl lie mos; eH>r lelrin ~
ever operate
Fncr1 he SeT Word
M Out1suf-u tls c1l-fry renlsn l.
t-tc1~r 1 -
FROM th- Boston Mor-lr- Hrr,at
M G8LbGarrzA . Lal1 iAe sal he had u 4
ti.l lss-l- AL rs.y - ezr1tl gr-li every
c-lrlc:-f."
Frlu re sunday N-rrrry.
I'VE ny .-.eni Coi.-rfi. sheo pr-rsacs. All ofhers
81 81
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Disasters, &c.


Auz o.. r - nr- p sap k1E ga flvrrroo 1r Bo-tol
AS p, Jag ~ prg ., s-urs1 As-lri1-f o. Nl-s
Go Lirerr1oL
=. U.s. - ons p hip r.a and n Boston Or Norla.
= ai o. - % lara Mly R-l-sit, o-saoi, r. Nfob
y -.s 20 osP- Of God H7P- ara Byroa wltas u N,aa
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OFFICE Nrw.YoKS ASp EsE R. R. Co.

NOTICE.-The ockholders Of the Nesy-Yofk and re
NBAirOad Company hereby notified that The Anngn
Election for Directors u this Company viii De held ne o.
hce Ofhe Company. IS Wast Tuesday the ION day o.
October next from 10 A. 10 Z. NJ
The transfer books will be closed from the lh OF sep
TENDER ill he day asr election BY order u the Directors
~ I'm NATHANIEL Marsh. Secrcisy