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NrYACK and HAyERsTRAW STEAMBOAT

NYACK and HAyERSTRAW STEAMBOAT
~ LINE
st.ssD1r ARMENIA leave. daily te1eert su16Hy Cham
k@r. 81 Pier 81 P. NJ, for NYACK and HA|ERsTRAW,
spdius Roes lard Lake and Piermont II eoEnocIoa ~n
TIE New ors and E~is Railroad
Returning ssves Hsvesrs~ syery morning a. 81 "s.0sh
.nd Nyses st7t "
n. 5.-rbis me Of boat, DO nOs land AZ Amo. st
CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE CHEAP EXcURsfOS-Fsre 81 csn1 90
and sfsr April 10 ls4 the boas viii leave follows, ara
further eotoe Leave Vsa6eEbts L.n64DE staten ki.od
every from A ~ 70 r. NJ Leave foot Of "hisshah
o.. N..-ToTk. every hour from A " 70 2. N
TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
j RIvER-Ths splendid and superior ssszaers BAY
STATE Capt Wn- Brown, kAyes Se~ YORK every MON.
DAY. WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY. a. O'Clock N and
EMPIRE STATE Capt BenjA1nD Blyton leaves SsS off
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY snd SATURDAY tt ) 0e.oef
~, from Pier Ne ~ r.. the 5sf'sry Bon ''asaas
q, Newport esch way. .
Herrsasr I'll - regarded scared 20 any s?p
cant rrtil the IArue sE.ll have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with gest dpAtes
Nv Al Express IRE sht Tram.
WIZ BORDEN Agent. No. 70 and u Vest
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Lesve Brook
H. lyn for Gre-nport 10 A NJ 0r Hsupste-d IL and
P NJ Fuzns6sle AS p N Jamaica, ~ For sy9s-et
Of 10 NJ ard IS P. n, taking syo>se: b.sneh AZ dicks
yHle on Saturday only 70 Ysphank = p ", returning
HonSsy $40 A NJ To FsrmiDs5ale, 8 20 r W returzini
Moray, 4 IS A NJ For Broony9-Leaye Cresnpori. 10
A NJ; FAruir sesle 80 A N syo~-et, 1sS A " s13
P v Heaps,esd, = A " - 20 Z. Mi IAcsicl, 50
: r A u 2 VI
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puII ,nFIpUIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, Nov. Is, 1854.
Stocks were dull and heavy this morning. Sales:
Reading, "a; Morris Canal, III Long Island r. H.
l2I; Pennsylvania State IS, So Pennsylvania X. r.
Al.
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BcReLARs CAUGHT IN TIRE AcTCTwo young men
Lawrence hnks and Henry Edessd were detected
early morning Ia Mr. vs No. 40 First
which they entered by false keys They were secured o
policemen GroveDsein and Fuller OF the Eehteeoth Ward,
and committed by Justice Clark for examination
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Republicans Democrats Ind
sensse ;.'.'''.'.'''''''..........''aa p
Three Senatorial and twelve Assembly districts to
hear from.
MIcHIGAS.-The Legislature Of this State, jus!
elected, is reported to stand as follows:
Republicans. Nebraskai;es.
Senate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hou.e; ,..'''''''''''''''''''''''''' 80 IS
Joint bal 10
The above estimate was made by The Detroit Trib-
1ne We think il is altogether too favorable for the
Nebraskaites. Bassett (Neb) who was reported to
be elected to the State Senate from AAegan and Van
Buren, Counties has been sigually defeated and
Fitch, Republican, is chosen.
George w. Peck lCass Dem is elected to Con-
gress from Northern Congressional District, if We
can rely upon the figures Of The Detroit Free Press
But we find no confirmation of Wisners defeat in
any of our Republican exchanges. The Lake Supe-
nor country and Beaver Island remain to be heard
from. The contest is close one, and we trust, will
vet result in the election of the Republican nominee
MIR. Peck, we believe, at one time resided in New
York City, was formerly Secretary of State of Mich
ran, and has latterly published The Michigan State
Journal, the only paper published at Lansing, the
capital.
hulso,s-we have the most gratifying intell-
.enee from the With District and chronicle the de-
Col. WILLIAM b. ARCHER Republican, is elected to
Ceparess over James c. Allen, the present incum-
beat, VINO voted in favor of the Nebraska bill Arch
ers maiority will exceed 1000 The With District
has heretofore been considered of the most be-
nigtted and reliable stronghods OF the sham Democ-
raey. Archef's election was quite unexpected by the
friends ofFreeGom, and il was generally conceded by
the Anti Nebraska press, that he wGs defeated The
following Counties give Archer majorte' Edgar,
295; De Wit 100; Crawford, $50; total, 545. Clay,
Cumberland, Jasper and Rchland 10 hear from, which
in 1882 gave Allen AS majority.
The official returns come in slowly. From twenty
ak Counties beard FROM, Miller, Wing and Anti-Ne-
l1aska, has majority Of 1910 for State Treasurer
over John Moore, present Nebraska incumbent.
Cat Richardson has been reelected in the Quincy
Dstr It by ANAL majority. The defeat of Yates in
the St ingfcli District is confirmed end the election
Of Harms, former Congressman from the District,
admitted.
The lie, 'islsture viii be Anti-Nebrasks 70 both
branches. The House ia largely Republican. The
Ia, Congress onal District claims the Anti Nebraska
banner Of the Uoion. The maiorities for Wash
burpe all official but two Counties. foot up 52a0,
while IL the vote of Fury, the Anti Nebraska Demo-
cratic candidate is add I'd, the tiNebrsska major
ity would exceed 7,o0Ol
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EROST IN TIE SOUrH

INV ORLEANS, Friday, Nov. II, ls54
The weather here 4. quite frosty; we may conse-
quently expect TO De entirely free from yellow
fever.
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Uater Cure.


T,HE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE ofers the lest accommodations for pursuing the
treatment Tor the vinter aud rezsonzbs
where Address o, Il. WELLINGTON, ~ D.,
No. ia l2tb-st., New York
EEw-ToRK CITY WATER-cURE, No. ia l2thst,
.orper Of University place
XVATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w NO IS LAIGHr- ST r T. TRAIL NJ D., PROPRI-
sti0Ls Cos 100 PGtients female
Phyaos TIE Third Lecture Term Of the HydIopsthe sad
Physiological School viii commence Nov. l.
WATER-CURE, corner Of 6th-sv and 3sth-s
w Dr. sHEN mites With Dr.. TAYLOR IN this large
sd eounodoCs establishment for tAs Fan and Winter PA
TENTS and bOAkDERS received &C reasonable rAtos-
Outdoor prsrace promptly attended %.
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The SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov IL, 1854
The Southern mail as late as due, is 10 hand from
all points but we have no news worth telegr aphng.
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SANDN HOOK, NOV r ".
A.. 1917 Nav Chairman HUI PEnsscolA 10 dE, timber to
,beN.vy y.d Bhs W,aogas From Georgetown 20 Dolner
4 Potter. p.,... r.. plu.
drb, put Ia for an srehs.se Of head winds
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The Rev. A. II. Fuller. Of Boston vi reses 70 ne
Frst Uni,sr.n Church in ,her pew ~. S9S1p an
d.yj MORNING sId EVENING, al The hOur' Of p'sh' w.
shp
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Arrived.
Rr TeleRTaph.
TBy Sandy Hook telegraph

NEW ORLEAys-Ar. Nov II. ships Oliver Putnam, New.
hnrrrort yis Mes. York; stephen Clover, Boston.
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pATRI0TIC LNE.-New Line Of NEW

upo-ed Of the following ADD splendid ship., w:
CALHOUN 2 GO tups burden Capt d. II Truman
H. CLAY.....I $40 tuns burden. Capt David Caaiatna
coo burden. Capt j. J. Lawrence
ORIENT........2 go tuns burden. Capt Geo. hill
The shove vessels have been recently built and are The
hrgest and ubstsntia in the trade
They commanded By OF experience aud sbty Ihe
very superior and exerfion VIII De
made promote The comfort Of and the eon'en
I<nee OF shippers Per freight passage spply %
sPOFFORD, TlLESTON Co., No 70 Broadway.
Aren't In Lyerpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co., No. 10 oores-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOVEMBER, lo54-The new and splendid
N steamer ALICE c. PRICE, Capt A II. Haszery, for
SHREWSBURY, ke win from R0binscn- si Pier, North
River e. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18
WABDLAW. WALKER & BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS ana COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
RpcrIyiEG aud FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
VNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-Ths ships composing thk
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC. Capt; sye
ARCTIC, Capt Luee: BALTIC, Capt. S9nstocA

These beeu built BY contract expressly for Gov
sEept .eye Ever has been taken their cobstruo
stion a. also n their insure strength and speed and
t. accommodations for passengers uheqaAed Tor elegance
And comfort Price passage from NewYork TO Liverpool 10
6r cabin $50; IN second do SIS; exclusive gse Of
STATE rooms tS25; from Liverpool TO NewYors ~
Ard 500 An expereueed surgeon attached each ship No
terth secured until paid for.
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NIEM WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK to RoCHEsTER-Ths ROCHESTER, and
GFNEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD Il open and In con-
nection with the Buffalo Corning aud NewYork and New
York and Eric Railroads forms direct route from New York
to Rochester 80 ,
Tn. dretne Of this route together with the superior com
fort Afforded by the cars renders 1t BY far the most desrs
bic between the above-nsme cities =,
Tickets can procured the NewYork and Enc Railroad
TcIet Oce foot OF Duanes and 81 No 1888 Boadwsyi also
IN Jersey City.
Bsggsse checked through. -.
Fr.shs will be transported between NewYork and Roches
ter with dispatch Any information desired In regard thereto
can obtained by Ealing the General Freight Agent OF
the New-York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings or e. g.
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent No ly5 Broadway.
trains the Buffalo, Corning and New fork Railroad on
Sunday j. A. REDFiELD. Superintendent
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sFossr La FAVE No ~ Westn'nster 81, is cor Ages;
a eEoyIpENcr fvg re ssle Ct THE fEitt>A
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ArEW.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-t

add after Wednesday Sept 90 and until further notice.
PASSENGER Trains leave Pier foot OF DuGnest follows WIT
Buffalo Express at A NJ for Buffalo.
Dunknk Express at A. NJ for DanHrk.
Mail a, NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermediate
stAtious
RoeIland Pss.ens 81 p NJ from foot Of Chsnberss
MA Piermont for suferus and ntermedis . Stations
Way Passenger NJ for Onsyle and internedats Sta
lions 800,
Fmiuant At p NJ Cor DunkrS and Buffalo, and in,ermed
Stations
These Express Trains connect 81 Buffalo with nrrcles
ynsndd OF Lake Erie for all the Lake; and
!. qpLs with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Gin
einns,i Toledo, Detroit. Chicago. nc.
D. c. McCALLUN. General superintendenl
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PW.YORK and NEW. HAvEN RAILROAD

n FALL ARRANGENENT, NOV. ., Ia5F "
Trsins Leave New York for New Haven, g. OK lio
1Fx5I SO A NJ 8 Ok Is SIS p For Milford STRAIT
ford fairfield Southport and Westport, lllO A. NJ -,
5isPM; For DsEeD and Greenwich, ,, II % A Nj 49,
4is5i5 p NJ; For Stamford 7, 6, (Er) II 80 A j.
pr SIS NJ For Port Chester aud intermediate
stsfons 7. AS, us A ~ $50. Ais, SIS, Is NJ .
CT For Hartford and spnrsfeld {. ok Ii.So A. ~
g. ~ GI For cOrrscteHt River Railroad % hSntrs e.
"a NJ, CEXl gor Canal Railroad, tEIJ liO A fof
road "a NJ; For SAsatges Railroad IA NJ 2Pi i'EI y
Tr,iu. 10 New Yors.-Prom New. Haven $50 BID A M
LlO (EIJ Ex 80 q ffSm sndssspof'.s su,
Norw.ii 6 8 a avs, le.52 NJ; AS (EI 80 ioUl NJ
Pr y From Port Che .er %. s.43 ] q ~ u 81 W. !
$50 o9P. NJ JAnLo "a. nv -, osPG
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MARINE JOURNAL.

cabin, and 10 u seersSe
MARLNE Journal.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
Cleared this Forenoon.
s,esznahips-Jsnestowu Parrish Norfolk. Lodan riess
antA
shps-sh Rshsr, Peel crasr-e. HAVE, Lane We; Co
III =. Mallory, Williams, New Orleans. Esg.e Hard
BsrIs-v sthsn Wheeler ssvsnnah. J. w. eswsll Coz
Con uodore, Williams, Bska, @ ). Colt
Rrisp- BOrneo. Rody re. Jaeksonvie. J. Gree.
seboo1-n-J N, Tayo<, Mathews, Ne~eern, r. ~ BlAsk
sloops-vsn Bu.n, Le~is. SsvH.v.n J. H. Hsvsua
Arrived.
sh, CsIerder (of Bcssor Deknsa sron Londco ard 20
d.y, rem Shields, zeal 20 order.
Shin Clifton Ipgerson. Antwerp s. days rdse and 2e ps
ssnEss stanton Tnomp'on; 20 Post hyer
sou One death On the passage
Barb Garland lof Philadelphia Martin, Areeioo, r. Il,
dave susa- 70 II. LestL
CHI Va, Forer s,ronA from St. George and days from
wpot IN bs.s; bound Philadelphia put II Aere IN
sequence sfhesd Wind
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~ sorrTU and WEST va the NEW-JERsEY RAIL
RoAD~U. s NAIL and RxPREss LisEs-Le:vs sew
pm Thousb in Four Hours Fare e. Is IN 7; % Is IN ~
md - Ia g. 10 and ewYerk Accommodation Line leaves
a, - AZ - stopping ell Aions ThIoash tekets sold
Tor Cnenp.u st 6 and the West and for Baltimore Wssh
s,tos Norfolk Le and throash Baggage checked 70 Wsh
rs,on In q and 10 A. N. and JPN
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NNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL

NNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pssssse. ..........'..''.'''''eiS
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. :.:..........''... oo
The ship. from Boston call at Halifax
PERsIA. cspt. Ryre, EUROPA. Capt shannon.
ASIA. Capt y O. Lott, CANADA, Capt Stone,
AFRICA Cspt Harrison NIAGARA, Capt Leitch.
These vessels carry clear White Light At mssthesd Greer
on rarboard bow; Rec port bow =,
ARABIA Judkns. Eew-York... Wecnest iy Nov -
HMTRiCA Lang Boston. Wednesday Nov 2
ASIA, Lott. - New YORK. w eanesdsy, TsoV' 81
CANADA Stone Boston. Wednesday, Dec. o.
AFRICA Harrison, New.York :. "Wednesday, Dec u
FiTROPA Shannon Boston. Wednesday, Dec. %.
Bertbs pot secured until paid for.
Al experienced Surgeon on board
The pen Of these ships will not be accountable tor God
Silver Balloon Spece JeseTy. Precious Stones OF Metals
nnles bills OF sans signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
For 'i's'' OF passage Y PcUsAaD No BowlIns green.
HNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their favorte
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2l25 tun..... Capt. wyLrE.
CITY OF BALTIMORE new } S5s tuns Capt X LEIrch'
CITY OF WASHINGTON, thew Ice Funs Capt K LsIrcH
KANGAROO, S7i tups. -
PHILADELPHIA:
Thursday, ith Jan, lsoo.
shout Thursday, 18th Jan. .looo.
FROM LIVERPOOL:
-,.-........ "Wednesday, sth Dec. 1884,
about "Wednesday, 9th Dec 1904
RATES OF PASSAGE,
s.,o dno s.rfs.. % Saloon Berh. a rune.,
Forward Berths....... Forward Berths ID guineaA
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RIVER RAILROAD-wINTEl

III ARRANGEMENT-On and after MONDAY, Nov ~,
The Trains v IN leave Chanbers Station as follows
Express Train M connecting with Northern and west
Trains -, an,
Maj Train Q A ". Through Way Train t2M
Express Train, AS NJ Aeeommoda.on Tran % z M ao
For Way PASSENGER Trains at 7l5 and 1880
A NJ 49,
For Peel.inl at g. and $50 P. NJ.
For Tauytown at | and p NJ ,. n.
The Tarryown Peekskll and Poughkeepse Trains stop At
Passengers taIsD At Chambers, Canal Christopher 18th and
5lststs - ... a., -, OIL. L..
H'''n1' ''0IP"e OLIVER Il. LEE We. President
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THIRD GLASS PAoSENUEH5.
limited number Of Third Cass PASSENGERS Will Be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool. and found in PROVISIONS
From PhiIs5elphis....".sS From Liverpool. '..'S 80
Cerfeaes passage will be Issued here TO parties 10 are
DESTROYS Of bhnng out their friends az corresponding ateh
Drafts q Liverpool from FL upward
An ,Yperieuc.a Surgeon will be carried each ship.
the agents In Philadelphia and Live pool
will be forv srded with economy and dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, No. II Wslnut.st,
Phladeph., or No 7 Broadway, SeEYork,
And WILLIAM INAAN, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18

Three Senatorial and twelve Assembly districts to
hear from.
MIcHIeAS-The Legislature of this State jus.
elected, is reported to stand as follows:
Republicans Nebraskaites.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ul LINE.-Tiavelep for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS: KAN
sAs ard al points and South obtain Through
cfets all information CONCERNING route. &C. sthsr
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application at the Com
papy's Office, No. 1888 Broadway car Dsy-st, TO
JOHN y PORTER, General Agent, or
L. r. DUNTON. Ticket Agent.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Wisconsin The Legislature is Republican beyond
doubt AZ far as ascertaned, The Sentinel classes
the members elect as follows:
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ELMIRA, CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAIROAD-WtDE CARS with SOFA
sEATs-THREE TRAINS DAILY from foot Of Duane
The longest broad ssuse RAILROAD Route IN the woIa S
and NiAssra Falls Railroad to Niagara Falls Great Westes
Railway Csnsdsl to Detroit 500 mile, The lst msnnoned
tr ali points 70 the Great West The =: G and ~ Kali
road Lewkton with the Royal Mai Line OIL
es for Toronto; with the American Line OF steamers Tor
Knsson Osaensbursh Montreal and the White Mountains
This with perfect regularity and dspa'on Always
making its connections
TICKETS be procured a. folows From 9 > TapP1ea,
No IsJ Broadway H. B. Spalldnz, No $40 Broadway Ds
rus Cark No 73 Broadway and 81 the Newfok and Enc
Railroad Office, foot Of DuAneE ,,.
WILLIAM @ LAPHAM. Superintendent,
sup.rinte ndents Office. Canapd.igus June Ii, 1854
VM W PALMER AGENT. No le3 Broadway, ~ Y.
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ONew and only direct route row cpen ~
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI MAILMAN.
u 8 MAI snd Express route.
vo daily Passenger Sundays excepted leave Cniao
corner ofVan Barren and saernanSs
Frst-st LOUIS Day Express ........''''.
seeond-st Louis sight Express .... 80. Wv ~;
Trains run direct Alton 9 mesl without enssse CT can
baggage and with the "oANe
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER. 49,,
unnins In exclusive connection with the Passenger 1fsns,
through to ST. Louis Us uilesl withsnt .nd1f o,-p,
TINE FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS ~ HOURS.
BLOOMINGTON nsGeld and CariEvlls to AIton sa NC
Travelling Public vii the important sSssntsse o.
bs AN AIR LINE ROUTB TO ST LOUIS,
Over sny other route from Chicago &, the Southwest
NOTICE IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS;
At Aton-Counectons With dsiy line packet TO Aeosns
rahi.s this the direct Hannibal Quincy heo-
kuk ana Northeastern MlsonrL
At St Louis-Conneeons with frstelss tuesof stesmen
for New Orleans and all points Lower Msss.pp, one
Cumberland Tennessee ard Arkansas Rivers snd sso with
for all points Missouri River, making TINS me
direct route to Kansas and Council Bluffs .
CHICAGO. August l. 1854 r. p. MORGAN. Jr, surt
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ EEw-YORK EAsrON. SOMERVILLE, he
ysIL ARRANcE~ENr, COMMENCING SEPT 4, lSoA
Leave New.York for Eastsn, &c, at A. NJ, IL NJ, and
<P.M. -
Leave New York for somervte (wsyl at SOP. M.
By stesmers RID JACKET and WYOMING, from rief
No R. connecting Elabethtown with trains by New.
Jersey Railroad from foot Of CourtlaEdts ST. Returning VIII
PSinp.burs toppOsits Esstonl At els and 10 A ~ and
semerville twsyl st6.25 A. VI. ~
FLiZABETHPoRT AND NEW-YORK-
Le.v, New York at and 10 IS A. NJ, u D. and $50 = NJ
Leave El1sbethport at 40 and 2SA 20 and NJ
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CUPREME COURT-County Of Kings.-The
JOHN YOUNG, WILLIAM T. ARNOLD, LZHUEL Ar
MOLD: yr; and - ARsoLD bi. VIE, and CoESEL,u II
YOUNG, WILLIAM Y. ARNOLD, LEnUEL ARNOLD,
Jr., and - ARNOLD. his Wife. defendanu You are
which h, ssy .d the Office Of the Cerh Of the County
Kpss the City Han q the City Of Brooklyn and 70 serve
the subscribers their Office, No 1872
Broadvsy corner Of John New York within twenty days
Of this summons you exeluxye 81 the day
Of such servics; and you fail the said eomptaE
within q tine sforesId the plaintiffs In this action VII sp
ply 10 the Court for the relief dsnded 10 the eopsnt-
Detsd sepcsnber II, 1854. PEEr NICHOLS,
0ciif .anGvs RA~srts AuofleJs
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aDELPaIA. from Pier No / North River-Two linss
daily at s A NJ, and 2P. NJ Morning line a, 4 NJ, BY
steamboat JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AMBof, thence ~
T2P M BY JOHN POTTER to AMBoY, thence direct 10
Camden BY cars through in Eve hours Fare % way ae-
commodstion and Enissn Lie st p. NJ Fare sl % sm-
grant Line Z. NJ; 81 rs.
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the third article Of the first title Of the fifth chapter Of the
second part " the Revised Statutes PETER C. ANrhOhf
OF the town Of County Of MONTGOMERY New forh
nsoyent debtorpotce 6rsi published Sept - s6A Credit
spps before the Hon samuel Be6ns County Judge
Of the County Of MONTGOMERY on the th day Of Dsesmbr
at o'clock r. show any they nave WY
he Ss.rhsrgeS sron, hs s.bt. GEORGE SMITH,
"a I.wi6xss Attorney for Insolyent
The daily union., 1854-10-18

track of DR. kane party that has embarrassed the seekers
for Sir John FRANKLIN Warned by the unfortunate
Pile OF the English navigator DR. Kane arranged with his
friends before setting out fun system of signal marks by
which his course would be indicated for though he
looked be gone but single winter he too familiar
with the eapeious chances of arctic voyagng ap
prehend the possibility of his being detained and he
therefore left behind him In this country full instructions
for those who might be pleased to follow him.
The of such expedition would be large.
strongly built steamer Of moderate tonnage, such as
could be chartered and fitted in few weeks provs-
oned for four months ocered and manned by volunteers
from the navy the merchant servieeand perhaps if the
steamer employed very small one, transport
schooner carry stores-woud make up the entire
equipment and outfit.
There would be difficulty in finding the for such
party Those who have read Dr. Kanes narrative of the
first Grnnell expedition have been struck with the
kind and manly feeling which all the officers of the Ad-
and Rescue bore each other There is not OF
them sure, who would aot gladly undertake the
search for his comrade All that is needed is the
prompt and effective action of Congress in favor Of the
project