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.ynsnranre Companies

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANi.
II Oae No TryonIow Chstba insat-s en 'L'
sc sS 'aa i11us JOIN Pres
REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
Th, Company having s.pr, Of $4,000 psd in cash
serure ppsrd asan' loss snf d'm'se
The Company provides that ssr paving ia.ss
to- to the S1ns tss are ie BE- d among the asd scrip
bearing which scrip to be deeaasG IN esh Whenever
S'isAis Ss2s %s':;y f.ss.1 %ss @
Mi.p T'ns fSsS. aa..a p Nom " vsI Hamilton John
Aasn.iasC Downing, Dennins Dae,, Fiederss 4 Ds'.no,
Gas R:. FG%.S Siss'5s ssa;si s"s Smith.
f:rf sc forn.s"d s%ts w:ss ReSs s ove
J. bcses S,s's tSS csss george '" ROBERT HONE r.
,I'tIE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE Co.
4 CASH CAPITAL. $500 600
rs as .ST ssG @ s & Ps' c
DIRECTORS.
fdwsSd %hseiaa.s SSaisss: Glses sss.m'D
Fssss Fdtt tApIsl & Iseo s Tbss " fafs
MILF 4sg Strong EFs@ Fc%5 &p. s%1r eSs'! s1 '
''"-' sheldon JANIS sry pf1' GoaNER GRAHAM Pisa,u
EDw.sD A Srssssusy Secretary.
1--WE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
';'sSsS s a1s ss SC S m o
CAPITAL $1,000 ooo.
Established IL the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
.s.rsos sud Desit VI Sscaue aeeontasce with the
Laws Of the Lesisature Of the : ate OF New' YORK
NEW-YORE.
No u WGilst
oF
THE HON LUTHER 6hAnfSH Chairman
VILLAS q. PttKEasGILt, Esq. ........ Bsnser
RicH.sD iKsIs, Esg- Merchant
WATTS SHERMAN, ksq Banker.
TBoNss Pres PhoeniK Bini
HENRY A. Corr, ESQ. aercbsnt
NATHANIEL THsYER. R.Esa..............B Banker Boston.
E2AsTUs CORNING, E-a............. Albany.
ROYAL PHELPS. Esa Esa..................... Merchant.
s. WApswoRTH Esq.,, Of Genssee Ii sington Co.. ". Y
O. A. THOMSON Fellow Of the Tr.fne Of A;nsies London.
JOSEPH BLUNT Counsel
JOHN l.. NETCALfE, " sod John O. SfONF VI. D
Dersed pro.pscru.s forms proposal and information
obtained spplic the Cor,Psny's Office
BY order the Board Of Directors
q. A. THOMSON President OF the Co. 10 New York.
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'J'HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL United
1 STATES MAILSTEANERs-The Ships composing tns line
the following ... ~
ATLANTiC, Csgt West pAfr,c pkIlriS &C. sT crc. rsr

vI,HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
1 STATES MAiLsTEANERs-rhe Ships composing ias line
sy- the following
ATLANTIC, C.pt. West. PACIFIC cspt, we
ARCTIC, Capt Luce ,, ~, BALM espo 'on'N'
rhe.- .hs expressly for Govenm-r,
Every been 'sken in then construction IS
their engines to insure sTsssa and Pea "a Pe Of pss
New York Liverpool in stcass cabin In sond
poc to NewYors $50 and % experienced a:thsA
to each ship No berth secured Until paid foi
s' seI EpWp * X COLLINS Co.. No. Sc w.nst NY
BROWN SHlPLEY CO, LyerpooL ,,,,
JOHN MUNROE / Co. Rue NoIre nsne des Nc9riea
Paris. OF. GEO II DRAPER, Havre
rae these ships will be accountable for So yer
s signed therefor ard the ysusthereof her-" expressed
vI'HE BRITISH aud NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
= "A'A fRoM NRw1YoRK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. age..............'........'''.s'9
Second From sssS BOSTON BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pssssge ...'''...'''.'...''''''''''~'
ARABiA cspr judka, AMERICA cspt Lang.
PFRsIA Csrt Rvrie EUROPA. Capt Shannon.
ASIA 6spt + O. Lott CANADA. Capt stone.
AFRICA CAPT Harrison NiAGAhA APT, pi Le,sh. a. 80 m
c1NADA Boston. "Wednesday. 5h July
EUROPA New York. "Wednesday, llth Jay
ASIA T. q. Lott New York. Wednesday sih July
NIAGARA Le!'eh Boston. w Wednesday' "a Alsasi;
CANADA. Stone Boston .M edoeday 10 August
ARABIA Judsns. W Yos Wednesday li August
BertLs rot secured until paid fcr
An experienced surgeon on board -, -,
The shIs will be accountable for Gd sv--
ng aud the vsu" thereof therein expressed
''i 's's'' ~ P''ss y CuSAaD No 4Bo~ps Gres-.
NOTlCE.-Mr. SAMUEL NIMMONS is this day
IN Partner firm in ibis city ia Philadelphia and
:" Eew.YorI JnIv lssi THOS RICHARDSON { Co.
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TTNIvERsIrYsFAMlLY MEDIcINEs-FEvER

The USIvFRSITY OF FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
KNOWLFDGF Chartered by the State Of Pen-yiSania APn
l6s mainly -pusous 70 supply
the ,ubhc reliable reuedis where the beet medical sdes
~ viii employed hayiog purchased the nsnAs
rsmfdy, RONANUs ToNlI ebAitn ..i. .... 4.
the End only yrss az ne cersn oue io
Ever .nd Agu and confidently rseome<
IL 10 the tairuntg the eriic<.d ,,,.,.-.
1e above Institution likewise recommends '''
or lho!, -. ao,r
ROWhNDs COMPoUN) SYRUP Ov BLACKBERRY Ror,
in edy tor every ds'ae taH
can be saieIy Treated in this way ,ouS d, yow,SnmD
Dy osf,T Of the Trustees. JOHN X, RDN AMI NJ m
the University snd heSd Of the PharmeeueA Do
ie Din, nnry aud Oce No. ~ South Second s, Phhsiephs
Sold Is CiIAs H. RING Gonsrl An No is' BrOsi"ay ~ l.
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CITY ITEMS.

SUPPOSED SrIoIpE-i.as Digh about L CLOCK issi.
No IS Bowery fell jumped from the third story window
o her residence TO pavement and striking on her head
Was almost instantly killed Coroner Donnei was no-
s,d and will hold an irauest on the body.
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TUE Sor1HEpN MAIL.

B,LrINoRt Monday, July 10, Is,f'
The sos,heru mail as late as due from sl poists l. 20
hand but we find no news Of interest in the papcrs
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NAy1aArIoN OF THE ONO

piTrsBrRGE, NuHuHy' "uI, II -.
The river here measures orhy ~ hcner u, -. w
mari and il falling The sea.beris clear and pleasant
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Water Cure.
0le6irdI

CHOLERA.-Tu DIR. SHERRlLLs GCiDh TO
- HEALTH by Rsd6e splsa Of ea,nen, eesss vhsa hs
,rov.S nrifo, " ,rccsi forsee BY Boa.
wAy and the Aahor, No. SIS buesans
ElREkAi VREKA.-DEvlNES~ CAriiAk-
LTICh. subscriber having been ensssed 10 the nterNts
perfect McScne would be certain Ia cpers''oa e-oe
hcis eject powerful eradicate dsess- ct wns,
10 the taste length succeeded pENiNk>'s tArhM
Tic is ueh medicine. In form is esu'iisl ana "a
highly confectionery srrersedfos ts seee
" yss A. Is spp,c.5le in ell esse. wserr ca
thac needed from the slightest ecstivene 90 t wcIss o
laus Ii eTadCas pnples and ooteec uo tAs
face scro;uors affections withost parallel saSsd zoe
b. led 10 trial of II, and t shoad fan TO eacef all sy OF
doiie the shs be refunded spphcatos q MLtN
DFViNEs CHARLES II. RING, Agent, No is9 bfoAi~v
W.
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PassssSsrs Arrived
?, ,, LAs C7,rl Jro. KiGs'isa JAN j. L Stone, y y
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Oar thanks duo 10 the Express Companies Of Mess.
Adams Co., Befford & Co, aud Wells, Fargo Co. for
prompt delivery Of Csliforais ps2cr.
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Tb. Essence preparation Of uousua esce'nce Ia
49,, n;.,rb., Tncprnt Choers si OF Pas
ton :. the Digestive fupccus . OF aes,msbe ssos Danat
epidemic Gholers snd summer tonpsns
ch,,r IL REGULARLY efcscious family niivdas shost
be without 10. ps,pxcp ...t.A -
r.,S opy bv y BROWN his Dus and Chemical sior nora
eat eorn1r 5th and Chestnut s' ana o' SAFE " all
81. ne IN the Juttcd statrs
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" eur.s Pimples reckes Tan Sanbu'n knpcns, bo.eh
a. h,.s heinz The ysry Shaving soap vented rDU
DRE SUBTLE saoo Hair non sGy ps5t Of III sis r L9go
ROIrGF fcr Pslr Irs Faces HAIR DYE LILY WHITE,
ADD HAIR RESTOR ORATiNE, At the old setSs "n ws.rs.
Calender Ss South ID 81 Phhs B.-
ia Ws.bi,e,op.t Boston; Biz SpDsfeldi MeNsry& Bnet
Iisuod; Cameron Brde-ror sheldon Troy Green Worcester
HOLLOWAlr PILLS Among all the mle medca-
~. W. would Lo pae HOLbONAlS FILLS eeleos.d sh
here ErIIe for ther woa curative soass
d., sht thss hsr reputation = not epaems
but long snd u-eIal nee .n,ns
he i. srbt The discerning They are 10 be net
with IN every portion The civilized Globe snd every n-r
v,-ue rnd,d grateful enthusiasm, hsi ven nd'S
Nh ,rd vjfr,. They meriy dsyred
cisi srd cure by rno'lns o ,hs
rerfs Of uraiing In an estrsordnsiy mia
ner in mct dso.ieIs which human ns.ne Is suhcen
New YORK rsue National Democrat
he United states,
3li aud ~ % eieh ana wno.es-
,he ann s,oes in the Uuifsd and Messrs A.
D. SANDS New Yos by3 tho Proprietor. No. 2a strand
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HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMfANi
Office No 5Tronrow Of Chsthans, insat-s 9n 'is
favorable los. and damage by hre o9 nss
stors~ Merchandise Furniture, Ac JOHN bho'E rf.s
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This, if rgidly adhered to, will be blessing to the

lps, III rRuIy hnnc8cu w. WIN o0 S'So''"s ~ '@~
poor immigrants.
No free psss will be given to any freighter, sod no
return pass TO any owner or driver of cattle At
tendan's of stock will be carried on the train with
the animals and on other
This regulation creates hardship to drovers. The
road oblges the owner to send an attendant, and to
take the risk upon himself OF the lives OF animals
They should take back all such necessary attendants
without charge.
Although it does not appear in the proceedings, we
happen to know that Mr.. McCullom, Superintendent
of the New York and Erie Road did his best TO pre-
vent the passage Of this resolution, but he found but
four backers
The Convention also resolved that no general pass
ought to issue after January l. by any Company. e1-
oept to the President Superintendent principal Ticket,
or Passage and Freight Agents, and Lost Baggage
Masters of roads with which connecting roads have
an arrangement.
No pass of one road shall be used by the helder to
obtain pase, by courtesy, of another road sdch
passes shall have such directions printed on them
TWAS resolved as the deliberate conviction Of the
Convention, that the whole system OF Free Passes,
except as above, ought speedily to be abolished.
Coupon Tickets are recomms pded, with one for
each road, upon which shall be printed, Not orer
eighty pounds Of baggage allo <ed to passenger,
ana no responsibility for over 500 value, except by
agreement and for extra pay. The road selling the
tickets net to be responsible for Losses on any other
road.
Emgrant passenger fares are fixed at sll from
Boston or New-York to Chicago, and 81 50 per cwt.
Of Baggage over 90 lbs. each passenger. To Cincn.
natl, $40.
The roads that send the emigrants forward receive
ten per cent, out of receipts for extra expenses, and
fve.eevebhs of tie total, after deducting the ten
per cent.
For shorter or longer distances, the emgrant fare
will be in the same proportion.
No runners bookers or emigrant solicitors shall
be employed and the Companies all pledge their in
fuepce TO have each State pass stringent hw TO
prevent immigrants from beir imposed upon by such
runuers and particularly 10 aboish the license sys-
TEN of emigrant runners as being fraught with inn
position and fraud; and they ask all cities and VII
leges where the system exists TO join with the Rail
road Companies in their efforts to abolish law that
licenses q class Of men TO impose upon the ignorance
Of the poor and friendless strangers continually ar
irving upon our chores.
After January l. no tickets for emgrant passengers
will be received by any Of the roads, except those
regularly Issued from the offices of the companies.
Legislatures should hasten to make it penal for any
person to sell any other tickets to immigrants, or even
offer them, under pretense that they would be re-
ceived by the Railroads
FIRsT-cLAss PASSENGER FARES, upon either of the
four great routes to the West have been established
as follows:
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RAILROAD CONTENTION.

A Convention representing ever 5000 OOO, 900 WA
held OIL Nov 2s al Cleveland By officers Of the fc
loving Companies
Boston and Worcester and Western Railroad in
Massachusetts, New-York Central Railroai New
York and Erie Railroad; Baltimore snd Ohio Rail-
road; Philadelphia, Wilmington and B IltimOrs Rail
road. Ohio ard Pennsy lyania Railroad; Buffalo and
Ere Railroad Cleveland and Ere RAilroai Ciese-
isuc snd Toleio Railroad; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Chicago and Rock Island
and Peoria Grd Bureau V alley Railroads Chicago and
Auucra RslrVad; Great Western Railroad; Michigan
Ctr;ral Railroad; Cleveliuf, Columbus and Cincin.
On natl Rsilrcsd; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad:
Columbus 2nd Xeuia and Little Miami Railroad; en-
cirns'i, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad: Mad River
sod Lake hrle Railroad, Laiay etie eui indianapolis
Railroad Central Ohio Railroad; IutisnapOlis sat
Benefontsine R-ilIoad Relationships AMI Iniianaoo-
Is Railroad; ln4iana Central and Dayton ADD Wet
- Railroad. Cine nrst. Wilmington and Z1nesgile
kaiiroad, Dayton Aenis aud Beprs ksirosi; Ce,e-
lend Zuresvi'e ard Cincinnati Ralrc n. Oap AID
Mississippi Ra'Ioei S'-nbenyi''e and Indiana Rail
road SaHdgsky, Mansfield AID Newark Rli.r,si
This an adjourned meeting OF Others 1.d in
n city Buffalo, &c, to arrange concert Of acton
and oquElze tariff OF charges Hnd Other things OF
general intsres, T. all the companies
We find the following, among other things, deter
miIed upon;
Dscontinusn'e Il the employment OF runners 20
solicit passenger and to dscouu,eu.nce the employ
mcnt Of such by ell roads and steGmboa; lines, and
not TO allow any commission, directly or Indirectly,
for procuring passengers.
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CLOSED W Dslow. Corning X Co.'S iron works
az the nail factory have been closed and their work
men numbering about 800 persons, are thrown ont Of
en- plo, ment. BurOebs factories are stlll running,
but are to be closed neat Saturday for pe,iOd ot
month or So 10 enable the pr0pne,oFs 20 make some
repairs upon the machinery, buildings &c, upon the
completion Of which work will be a ain resumed on
certain COZ diiions which Mr. b. deems s,y for
his own Interest. lie gives tho men the opportunity
OF deciding whether they choose 20 work or remain
Idle We understand thot considering the present
state Of aorey sfhirs the conditions Mr. Burden has
offered his employees such ihat they should -
most willing to accept and although il Is not known
whether they Will ~ not, YET Is hoped taey
will conscioer their own. Interests add socrpt tns
alternative Of employment shcllt Mr. Blrten's
works be entirely suspended there will be- upE4rd OF
600 men out Of empl ,ymsnt al the MAJ IA 10y, o.
say roiting VI the naaGreGs more aho Ar 90 eatea
upon them for heir support. Troy Times.
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iect was referred to a COMMITTEES, whose report con-
tains the following expression Of sentiment:
The operations Of the Post-Ottice Department
tending. ssthey DO to confer important oeoen.s upon
the public. should not only meet Win no ImPea'ueus
from transportation companies but should reeeIso
from them every assistance which II l. 10 ther power
10 bestow not Incompatible with the other interests
which il IL their duty TO protec. ..,,r.
but While they recognize the right oil lhe puoic "
claim reasonable accommodation, your Com h'''e9
Ar. of nion tina, the Pos, Office Department shoud
not EXPECT the performance vi the msI service VIII
cut adequate compensation. ,A...,.au.
"They DO not consider il expedent or rlgh' tns' ,a
road companies should sacrifice the interests OF ter
stockholders and depreciaie the value OF toe prop1ry
which they are appointed 10 protect by performing
any publc service a. less than cost.
Your Committee believes that 70 arrangement
csp be regarded SIS equitable that doe, not recosnze
the rrncpe of compensation for the services actually
performed tax ing into consideration the number snd
weight of mails, the offices to be supplied the Hsoner
of supplying them the character OF the accouinoda-
tiou furnished and the rate of speed
lis upon the principles exhibited IN this report tha'
railway companies propose to act. They VIII ask no
more from the Department than compensation
which will cover expenses and psy lnteres on tue
car a invested in the stock required tor the perform
ance OF mai service.
IT. fllou;ng Ia riff of freights was agreed upon:
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The following tariff of freights was asreed upon

Tine required to carry freish; from Boston or New
York to Lake Erie six days; Cleveland, eigh. days.
Detroit, nice days Cincinnati and Indianapolis ten
days; Chicago, twelve days
No alteration of prices can be made without con-
cent of sll interested.
Tie rext meeting Of the Railroad Convention Will
be h, Id at Pittsburgh the second Tuesday of Marcn
next whea the following matters will be olscussed;
|. The police and management Of railroads. the
control ami respor sbility OF empoyes.
.. The repairs of rosdways and the expediency and
extent Of rene wal funds
3. The safety of persons and property in railroad
transportation. ,.,
ers thereon
5. Tie expedencv, extent, and detail OF sinking
funds for the redemption of bonds
, f. The interchange and trans mission and loss ana
damage Of freight.
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CANAL LETTINGS The Canal Board on The 2ls'
inst a. Syracuse, awarded contracts or the Middle
Division of the Erie Canal a. follows
Section No I57 OEss Clement West Eson; secson
No lsg 10 Horace Csdee section No 100 20 chsf- Nichols
section No ChsIle. Nichols Ion 40 i1i % Chsfs.
Il Breed and Alfred n SuOns; section - 10 o Cnsres Il
Br ed AID frtd Strong sct on No l ~ Hcrfy Den
uisop; Culy.ris Nos 1883 20 is9 Inclusive q
Charles Breed Aires " Srcpg, ro,d sai farm bridge
stua euis ci0ns Nos ie9 70 1913 inclusive 20 Archibald
hays osd brdge .batmen sections Nos ls -
lg7 ufyr Archibald HAYS Putram trcok waste NtH
section Nc 49, &c HeDfy d. Denns
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furniinre, &e.
Dcean oteamers, 81.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
~ Snip LINE. VIA EICARAGUA-Arc.1ar. Transit
Company Of Nee.sua Pr ozlor The .plecdd doue,een
see stslns1lp NCkrbtGN LIGtT (95ne burden
Cs't +. l. rrtletaugn vii leave ron Pier NJ s. Nora
Pivrf. A. cclcx. ? precisely. for oUNrA ARENAS
"WEDNESDAY. Oecer Der = co1Bectl1g WI the f.vous
rssuship fORI rs. 4ONtans The Ncafslga irsna:
Route ing hat twelve niles of and a.iE b.
Ihess itesers -assei vel,afi0n
sad 1strus -o- tnf1-Iute0n paere snoly soy
tHARLhs MORGAN. AGENT 10. Boiling Green
Letter BsEs made oAc~ LstsTs - pr half
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4 :. NAIL LINZ TOT taLif DNNIA, wa
X. AsPiNWALL rnd PANAMA RAfLROAO-O
kHtbAI jan les ~ 0ci. - Il frcm per fpot of
Narsrst Nor R'er Hi ne l.ostshsd lee .sl4sals
GEORGE AW, Captain :, Fox. y $. y 70 eaor. 4
ACE
spare boat sWsys kpt Panama sr-v,a, detention
10 81 sccic
tor passage, sgFls It tie Com saysofes n, 1T ve.,,
10 :. ". RAYMOND,
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" : MELLoR Aucuoneer-6y HoucHroS NELLos
TyO-MORROW, Thursday at l0l o'clock, at
No ll3 Ns.ssus, Elegant HOUSEHOLD, FURS nI
TIRE Rosewood Paro Forres French plate Mlrrors vi
psinngs richly decorated enameled Chamber suites
China and Silver are Bsgatee Board rich carved
rosewond Furniture suite, Bookcases, Etaseres ped
sssds Bureaus Wsstssnds sofas. Chairs. aocheI ward
robes Toilet Sets Ga.s Wsre Casters Lounges Once DESKS
&c Catalogues issued OF the morning Of sale
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ur.rv " Lrrps Auctioneer-By Il ~ LEsDs& Co
NN THURSDAY. Dec. D, a. o'clock, in the
~ r-lery Of our No 10 Nas.aust, I'LL SIaArE4
an STANDARD "a OaKs-A choice selecuon OF Annnai
and Gin Bcofs msguieceny Illustrated Works, STANDARD
books &c. adapted Tor New Years Presents them
will be found The Republican Court Jersusons tinfosan
Leaflets Of Memory 1855 Homes Of American Statesmen
Tha Correct Album TIE Keepsake The Poets OF toe od
Tn. SasmAdne Pictorial Book Of Ancient BALLADS aud foet
~ Eudtus Gallery Of Graces Book of home Beauty home
Book of te Pictuesdu@ Essermans Abonsinil tor'Ono
Lees Tees pauts cod Flower-, Illustrated Exhoon shd
Nssszne OF AIT Hardnges Biographical Memoir London
yv q, Hesufv &C. Sale TO commence O'Clock The books
,xiit he adj for insnectiOn .srls th- morning
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JosEPH HEGENAN @uctippeer
yI1UVRSDAY Dec. 2S, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, pre-

-,
yy,UIRSDAY. Dec. 2S, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, pre-
1 ciseIy At 1855 Amty between Ciiot-n and Henry stsj
south BrooLlyn ELEGANT FURNITURE A a-se aud
General assortment FurDture mostly made by Thoms
nooLs IL his comprising handsome Suite OF ma
hossry ia Nelvet pieces soendid
sr Glass rich frame with cornices
10 match mahogany Chamber Furniture marble tops
se,s Mstirrs.e, AID B.doiug Fxtenontqble rich velvet
ia pery Brussels end Ingram Carpets OH cloths Angola
Mats rich plated g Cbns Tea Set two SOLD oak BOOK
with water slides. brackets. etc etc
Also ,syera Oil Paniipss richly framed The whole IN ex
eelleut order good as
rCAsiogues 81 tie saesroous.
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r. 6 NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fo,

~. HAVANA and Ne " ORLEANS Ca TUESDAY,
Jan az NJ from pier foot OF Wsrssst, ". R. BY the
Known and fayorte steamship EMPIRE CITY, C~pt
n. Whdls
P.s.r. can he secured at the comp~ny's Office.
Frei.ht 70 Nev Orleans, 80 cent? per cable loot
shrp.- viii be supplied With bsnk eds q lsdios OF The
t, ,ud b, TOE Company on .pp ~ ,hsr ose No
Other forms gn-d and bills Of Adias will D. signed siss
~ hour 81 ssiing
For freight or passage apply at the Office Of the sees9y.
No III Nest ~. cor q Warren. NJ ": eoof.ats.
NROMWELLs BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP
y LIgE-GREAr WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LINE
OF TRANSPORTATION. ,... ,o,x,-.
PARKFR VEIN CALEDONIA, LOIOSF rDiNr.
MOUNT SAVAGE, JACKSON, ritDnyNi'
THOMAS SWAN, GEORGES CSEEk, ToIifSs
WEsrERSPORr.
The .bov, h-telsss steamers forming sev oslumoH
line Of strength buit sxpe-s Tor zoe nA
more and Ne~ YORK trsfe will BE- dispatched FOR -Armos
S,iv zap N fror, pier No - North River
Thr.. In oec,ion With the bsrn re soa
Ohio R.rosd end other rsro.ds and scoth 4he pro
sto,s OF this me determined 20 make this he .hespe,
reliable snd expedition. freight route for The West An
so nt,pdsd for West south CONSUMED 70 the CON-
go. AGENT c. HALL balru will be re shipped
without extra charge Apply to HENRY 8 .kVnn%s.L,
corner sshngon and Albany ss or % Jap 'V'
Pier No IS. North kiver
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CAMDEN and AMDOY RAILROAD to PHIL
" ADkLPgIA, from Peg No | North River Two iues
daily - " s,d2P Morning hue ats r., BY
siesu boat JOHN POrrrR 60 SOUTH ANBOY, thence BY
csrsfo places and Pla0e Fare - Express ne a.
M..Oy JOHN POrrEKtl ANBOY thence direst ~ Can
den by hroUgh 10 f,e fare - Way Accom-
nod on and En4iersnf LIE - " Fare g % Eni'
grsnt Lice 4 p. ~. 81 10.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILKOAD.-Leaye Brook.
sFICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD

w LINE -TTsvelers for CHI $50, ST. LOUIS. KAN
SAs aso points West ard south West Obtain Through
1csffs snd all irorns fare &c eiiner
b, The Nsw.i DIRK And ERIE RAILROAD. ~ SRw
YORK cEaTaAL RAiLh OAO, BY application at the Con-
pays OE-c=, No. 49, Brosc-Ay Dey-s-. to
JOHN PORrE2 General AGENT.
l. L. UIINfON ILs..r
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THE NEW. YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
l sTAFFS NAIL sTEAMERS.-rhe ships comPo'ns this

FbW'D X COLLINS. No. IS Wsllst, " Y.
BNOWN SHIPLEY a 90. Liverpool.
Is c. WAINWRIGHT Co., Paris or
Go ". DRAPER n-vrs .
TIE II these sirs viii not he ACCOUNTABLE or fod,
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones or metals IN.
lees bills ads sencd therefor aud the value ths'eo'
therein expressed. ,..,, ~.
shprers Will plss,e ice that the ships Of this hne
cannot carry any goods coutrab.nd OF ssE
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Drp Goods.

nPkRA AKS.-MOIRE ANTIQUE, VEL
" VET SATIN snd CLOTH CLOAKS-iEORGE BRO
DIE No 81 Csnsst has just received per Asia" consi<n-
Of gnfc-nt Opes Cosss In MORE Antique, richly
the very latest styles Also few beautiful
articles In Dress Coaks NJ More Antique Velvet, -sn No.
The sdes respectfully invited iulus Mr. brocief
anenc ID .tnc. he,ore rarchaslnx elseG hsre
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STEAMBOATS, anh Raiirpaos.

nays EXPRESS for NEWARK, n. j., leaves
~ Adams Co e. No % Broadway and the Office, No 1857
Bro adwsy ia A. and a 81, daily, and will forward
Parcels collect Bills &c, with dispatch