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HFsRY r. LEEDS. Aucti0neer. -,
NENTEEI. y NITURE. ROSEWOOD
RUSSELL W. wEsrcoTT, Auetioneer
HOUSE SALE Of HANDSOME FURNITURE,

III FIANO FORTE, CARPETS, kc-i( M JBkDW,
(Wedpedsy li O'Clock, embracing the entire contents Of
house No ~ which 20 be sold without pre-
venting house eeP. nd deers opForun 70 purchase
arse ETY. If psor Chamber and Dining Room Furniture
at their own prices Catalogues Of whsh be had a. the
End the whole sxmined the morning OF saecon
nf OF superior P1nOFoIte, English TsPesy Will
ton Ingram Carpets B solid rosewood SUITE Psror
Furniture God mirror front Etagere Pr and Ovs Mirrors
rose ood srbetop and Pier Tables Arm and Gothic
Chair rich Mantle Vases French Cocks Oil Paintings
Ftsiher Beds msibeop rosewood and mahogany Bureaus
m,rbeop Wristbands Sofas, elegant Sofa Bedstesd, spring
and French Chairs Rockers. Te.eatees ke with large
variety az Bedroom and Furniture 2fse Extension
Table, China, SilverwsIe, &C. No postponement
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DEnncEp pRICEs- moo Ibs BAsGAGE


HI FREE -Four Hours from Ocean TO Ocean By Panama
No Exposure Tropics. Sun and Rams no wsns
Through SOr Csiornis Panama The United States
s sss%;p COMPANY ". Ss, s1.c ~ S p foot
sfwsnn. North River the and 'plendid steamship
Passenger and Mails viii be forwarded by Panama Railroad
connect Panama with the Pacific Nal sts.%shp oS
Den A v LEROY E.q Commander which viii be IN resdi-
nes. and leave Immediately for San Francisco
one TIE RuMo MORE RI RSTRa sSfi at
for to avoid possible de'eIt,e1 o. Ps,'ehseIs o.
The s' cdR$ s:ss S5 f ws soi
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
u. HAVANA and HEW-ORLEASs.-On UONDAY,
ySy ~ l:a M vd @ g sa SS o. EMPTss CRY Cap.
Henry wnde having been thoroughly ovehauled and in
s ss' condition viii resume her place in the line ''4 sal
Pssssse can be secured at the CompsDy's Office.
Freight 10 New Orleans, 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills Of sdins Of The
form ,sned By the Company on application a. their Once \.
other forms signed and no bills Of lsdns Will be asned after
For fIerht or passage sppy the Office Of the Company
V'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
Il sTEANsHIPs.-The 6rst-elas, new,steamssip ARIEL,
2seo tuns Leevre master viii New York from pier No.
SUNDAY, june 50, for HAvRE direct
Eirst-elsss Passage.
The xGfEI Be- followed By h. NoRTH star July H.
The Of vesse viii not be accountable for Cod
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones or Metals
ss bills Of sdng signed therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed.
Specie and goods usual No freight received A.
Of the day before sailing
No S s f rss1. Sp S o e ac 70
sailing and carried In strong India bags under
lock and arrival Hsvre viii be Immediately deposited 70
POst-Ofice there
Parcels taken each prepaid, one dollar and upward
FIXED DATEs SAILING.
From Eew-York: From HAVE:
ARIEL...............yuDe 80 NORTH sTAR......June
NORTH sTAR......J July q ARIEL. Jay a
August II NORTH STAR. " August II
NORTH STAR..SeptenlbeI ! ARIEL ....... September
IRIEL...... September z NORTH STAR September q
NORTH STAR. October Is ARIEL October -
ARIEL ....... November 8 NORTH STAR. November
ARIEL. November "a
There ste.rsps are csssed at Offices and
ece Foods viii be insured in them low rates Of pre-
MUM any other steanshrs that cross the ocean
Fer Freight or Passage, apply to ID. TORhANCE,
No. 5 Bowiing. Green, New-YoTk
SUMNER, MONTANT DRAPER,
No. 26 Rue N. ID. des VICTORIES, Paris
CHRYsTIE, SCHLHSSMANN L Co,
No n Quai CasmI Desvigne, Hsvre.
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KAssAs.-JOhn Ppher has been elected Mayor OF
Manhattan City.
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Uaier-Cure.
Eegal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given 90 all per
son, having claims against JOHN BURNS late of the City Of
NeYork deceased present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber the Office Of James w White No 81 LIB
.rtyst the City Of New York before the eighteenth
day of nexDated New York the twelfth day Of Feb
'usry lass [f IS lsw6mTul JAMES BURNS Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYnrk notice Is hereby given 10 all per
,us having claims against ABRAHAM KOCH late OF the City
deceased present with vouchers there
Of 10 the subscriber his residence No M Madsons IN the
CITY NewYok before the 18th day OF August next
Dated New.York the 18th day OF February, 1855
us lswfnTus SAMUEL KOCH, Administrator.
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pENNSYLyANlA RAILRoAD.-The GREAT
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States by con
nuous Railway direct. The Road ao connects a. Pittsburgh
with daily line OF ell ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and sAndaky with Steamers 20 all ports on
the Northwestern Lakes; making the direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded to and
from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-Poots Shoes, Dry Goods lin 7 per 100 n
boxes Furs Feather e................l - - " -
SECOND CLAss-BOots and Stationery, Dry
Goods, lin balesD Hardware, Leather, &C. per loo D.
wool, tc....s.....s..sss... s.ss.ssssss.
THIRD CLlss-Anyils. Basging, Bacon and n. ~, 100 N
PORK, Tin bulk } Hemp, kc..... ..........: ~ - ~
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee Fish. Bacon and An. ~, 10 ~
PoTk. (Packed,) Lard and Lard Ol....... - -
In bivts Goods from any point Of Phadephs be par
cular marx the package via Pennsyiyenis Rarosd All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road # Phlsdepha or
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detenton-
FPEGHT AcEsTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; J. l.. Elliott,
Eev-Yok; T. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magrav koons,
Baltimore Geo. C. Francscus Pittsburgh; sprngmsn Brown,
Cincinnati Ohio J. s. MOorhead Louisville, Ky. R {.
Hedrurn Madison Ind Rstclf Co., ST. Louis Moi j. =.
Mitchell Son, Evansville Indiana
For further particulars or bills Of ladins apply to
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Col or
C. b. ALLEN, No. Aston House, New York.
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhiladelphiA
II. j. LoMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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,. R1'ELLoR, Auctioneer-By HoUcHToS & MELLoR-
saf97DAY, (Tuesday,) at lO9 o'clock at the

Va 'ELLoR, Auctoneer-By HoUGHToN MELLoR.
Haf3NDAY, Tuesday, at l09 o'clock at the
a A. sroorn No Nassau.st-SPECIAL SALE II costly
(GyET FURNITURE-Being the entire manufactured
of manufacturer who rees from the business
We friends and the public 10 the stock
previous se and they assured that the sale Will be
Country merchants have articles
of sod sf Library Furniture nite covered IN green
plush Bullets with Extension Dining Tables 10 match
oak Dnngroom Chairs in plush and sests EIabethan
ry Bookcases eaborsey carved seven solid PaoT suites OF
Furniture costly brocaee plush har cloth and figured reps
finished the iashOnsb style; black enameed Cot
taee bsmber with Landscape Paintings valued at $3.50
Several blue straw pink aud white do Sofa Tete stetesi
Arm Chairs; spIiu PsTor Chais several rich Dining Ia
bes Hall Stands &c together with variety Of medium class
Furniture forming Of the richest sales Of the sea
soD, now exhibition - -
Also al p O'clock several fnetoped PIANO-FORTES
sold to pay advances CLAKIONEr aud two FLUTES.
Catalogues ready.
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ONTARIO, sTMCOE and HURON RAIL

II Sr.rVVI1 =. =
Saut Ste Name Lake Superior Green Bsy Milwaukee,
Chicago and all part Lake Michigan In connection with
the and Erie NevYok Central Railroad. o.
~.go or BuHs and Niagara Falls and Lake Oniana Parties
PeAure all persons the above points
obtain Through Tckes and all information concerning the
route BY application the Office At tn Company No 27
broadway between Warren and Chambers-st TO
CHAS s. TAPPEN, General Agent.
A. Brunei, Esq. Superintendent. TORONTO.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
" -sPRlNG ARRANGEMENTS commencing April 2,
la-Leaye New-Yok Eaton by Red jacket and
Wyoming from Pier No. 2, North River, al A NJ, and
2. NJ. For somervie, twasl Al $3.50 z. NJ
The above EKabethown with trains on The
Hew.Jersey Railroad which leave EewYork from foot Of
Courtlsndt.s ~ A. IT,, u NJ, and aud p. NJ.
JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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Bounip Eano marrants.


An ID w A r A N Il s
IL We prepared all orders for the purchase
and sale Of LAND WARRANTS
In large and small quantities.
OUR FACILITIES
fy PURCHASING WARRANTS first hands not exeehed
de Emnll eommission Of ONE DOLLAR PIECE
Assignments viii be most rgidly scrulnized
N. X. COBB CO..
STOCK and Bond Brokers, No. u WillieTs-st, N Z.
Bank Of the Commonwealth
References; Ohio Life and Trust Company.
4 AND WARRANTS Bought, sold and fully qua
rsneed and Csms for Bounty Land and Pensions prompt
N collected by GEO. WOODMAN, No. ~ Wiilam-st.
4 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wall-st.
New. York-Tbe highest market price paid for LANE
WARRANTS, and ali Warrants sold by me are guaranteed
and forwarded by mail otherwise receipt OF
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and others entitled
T. j. COLEMAN. No. % Wslst
AND IRA TS WANTED by
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers,
Ne. 10 Walst., NewY York.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after

MONDAY June IS 1885, the Trains viii leave Chambers
Station follows Express Train A. NJ connectns with
Northern aud Train Mail Train 9 A. VI. Through
Way Train ~ NJ. Express Train P. ~ Accommodation
Train 7 7. M. For Poughkeepse-Way Man, A. NJ; Ex
press p M Way Freight PASSENGER Train, PM FOR
PeekskilS; 20 and $3.50 NJ FoI Sing Sng.l0:l5 A. NJ,
$3.50 and so p NJ The Sing Sing and Peekskn Trains stop
at all tie Way s,alons Passenger taken Chambers Cans
Chibtopber and 3ls;-sts SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN At A NJ,
Nj. L. S1hES, Jr, supt
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nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

4 RIvER-Th. splendid and superior steamer M
TROPOLIB Capt Wn Brown leaves New York every
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock, p NJ
and BAY STATE; Csgt Thomas O. Jeyeii e.yes New orr
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY II O'Clock,
~ from Pier No ~ r. the Battery. Both touehine
st Newport each way. .,
Hereafter will be regarded secured 70 any spph
until the shsl have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dpaten
BY AZ Express Freight Tram.
WM BORDEN Aren't. Noe. - and u West-r
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TUSfs hoRRELL, Auctoneer
CPIFNDID VELVET and TAPESTRY BRUS-

- Sells CARPETING, 6c.-THIS MORNING, AZ lni
O'clock Of No 81 Nsssaus auction. ALSO rich and plain
Fupiture rosewood oak mahogany black walnut &c excel
Piano Forte secondhand Also pure Hair Msttreses
Regersors OH Paintings Mirrors Cigars Of eight Kinds ~
lois 10 cult purchafers Wholesale aud retail with which the
will The urgent demand for cash gives psr'
obase great chance to buy first quality OF goods Every Ia
cilitf - boxing, &c.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate oil
the County of NewYok notice hereby given TO al per
sons having claims against JOHN VALENTINE late Of Wood
bridge Newersy deceased TO present the same with voueh
ers thereof the subscriber the residence Of ELIZA VAIL
FNTINF No 200 West 3lssi in the City Of New
OF before the twelfth day Of July nextDaed NewYorf the
eighth day Of January, 1855 ..-
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

EXPRESS if you are going in the country-Send
II for srUDLYS EXPRESS to get your Baggage to the
Cars in time Office No. Sandss orookyn No ~ Canal-st
or New bsveA Depot, 26thst. and 4h-ay., n. Y.
IOSS -NYACK and HAV ERSTRAW
Il CeDO. STEAMBOAT LINE.-Leave Chambesst
Pier daily (exeept Sunday At II O'Clock and oelocs
p NJ Leave HsversT 81 A. NJ. and p M landing each
way Piermont, Nysek Oak Hill Cemetery and Rocsand
Lake j. P. SMITH Capt K T. biench and steamer
ARROW Capt. A. A. Lydscker
CHEAP FARE for ALBANY-Passage 25 cen ]
Berths 25 cents 50 cents The steamer HEN
Can't Hsucox the north side Of Robnson Pier every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY at F. NJ, arriving by
"A. NJ.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On al

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
IN ser MONDAY May H. 1855 and until further notice Pas
senger Trains will leave Pier, foot u Duanes as follow" v
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 A. NJ, for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, a, A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL 8I5 A. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermedi
Stations Passengep by this Train viii remain night
atO and proceed the neIt morning.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at =. NJ, from foot OF Cham
bers via Pemont for Sufes and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, G4 p NJ. for Eewbursh and OtisyAle,
and intermediate staions
NIGHT EXPRESS g. 30 P. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
FMISkANT ats NJ, for DunhiTk and Buffalo, and inter
WAY EXPRESS at 50 p NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and
intermediate Stations
On SUNDAY only one Express Train at B. 80 r. NJ
These Express Trains Elmira with the Emrs ana
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
krk with the Lake Shore Reroad for Ceve Cincinna
Toledo Detroit Chicago kc., and With hrsteaSs splendid
steamers for al ports on Lake Enc -
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kIEW NIUE-UAUUE hOU II IIUm NLW-
IN YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and GEN
ESFE VALLEY RAILROAD open, and, In connection
with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork and New York and
Erie Railroads forms direct route from New York to Koch
eater
The drectnes Of this route together with the superior
Afforded wide renders by far the desr.
able between the sb0venaI cities
Tickets be procured at the and Enc Railroad
Ticket Office foot OF DuGDet and No. 95 Brosdway also in
Jersey City.
Bagesg &c checked through.
Fregbts transported between New York and Roch-
ester dispatch Any information desired 10 regard thereto
be obtained by calling the General Freight Agent Of
the New.York and Enc Railroad Erie BuldnSs G. s..
fAPPAN Express Freight Agent No. 1893 Broadway.
No trains The Buffalo Corning and NewYork Railroad
Sunday. j. A. REDFIELD, superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice hereby given TO all per-
fonf HAVING claims against JOHN ATTRIDGE late Of the City
Of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subcbr AZ the office Of T. JAMES GLOVER
No 1873 NaAust in the City Il New York, before the
18th DAY Of September nex-Daed the 18th day OF
February 1855 FRANCES ATTRIDGE, AdIAnisuatrx.
tu6 laHGm
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW.
II YORR and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will Be
composed Of the following and splendid ships, via
CALHOUN.......2,oe0 tuns buIde Capt d. H. Truman
n CLAY..,.. 500 tuns burden Capt David Csulkns
WEBSTER.....200 900 tuns burden Capt j. Lawrence
ORIENT ...... COO tuns burden. Capt Geo. s. Hill
The above vessels been recently built, and The
largest and m substantial In the trade.
they are commanded BY Of experience and ability The
accommodations very superior and exeron viii be
made the comfort of and the convenience
Of shippers For freight passage apply TO
SPOFFORD, TILEST0N Co, No. 50 Broadway:
Agents IN LiveTpool-T. GRlMSHAW Co, No 10 GOfee
Plaza
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EueEEs b. FRANKLS, Auetioneer-By FRANKLIN NICHOLS
DEREMPTOKY SALE of an IMMENSE
4 STOCK ofCABINET aud HOUsEHO'a ID FURNITURE,
TOMORROW "wednesday lol O'Clock st No ~ Nassau
st. between Fulton and John s comprising SIX magnificent
suites Of Carved Rosewood FARLOR FURNITURE, with
every other article line To be sold without
serve TO pay advances Catalogues morning OF SALE
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CAMDEN and AMBoY RAILROAD 10 PHIL

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHIL
~ ADELPHIA, frun Per No North Rfver-Ive me-
steamboat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBOf, thence y
cars 10 vsypares xnd Ph1sdelphiA Pare 81 ErTr@ me
G2P NJ, BY JOHN POTTER to AAB0f, theoee dreef 70
Camden, BY ears, through Tn Eve boura Fare 81 Wy A
ooumota,ion and EmsTsnt Lines ?. n Fare 81 % Enz
grant Line P. NJ. Ell Is
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBUGH-The MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. II ~ and
leaves Pktsburrh for Phil phis A. NJ The FAST LINE
leaves Phsde phi. for Pittsburgh At NJ and PttssurEh
for Phlsdephi at P. ". The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II NJ and Pitssarrh
for Philsdelphis Al 10 z. NJ
The 81 Pittsburgh with the Railroads 10
and from 81, Louis No; Aon Gaens, and Chicago, H.;
Frsntford. Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terra hsate Nad
Ia Fayet;e and Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beefousine ssniusty Toledo Cleveland, Co
unbus Zsuesvlle MtslOn. and Wooster Ohio also with
the Steam Psoketbos and 70 Orleans St Lou
Louisville and Cincinnati
Fer further particulars hsndbs IN the hotels Of s
City Passenger. find this the shortest expeditions
and comfortable route between the Fast aud West
Through tickets be has either the aforementioned
places in the West or Of
L. B. DEAN. Agent, New-Jersey Railroad Go, foot OF
Courrand~., Sew.1Ork.
J. l. ELLICOTT, Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Co..
No. Aston House. New. York
THOMAS MOORE. Agent. cor 18th AID Msrketss,
Fev-fork, Apri 10. 1853 PHILADELPHIA
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Il n PURSUANCE OF an order OF tne surrogate Vi
the County Of New York notice s hereby given 70 all per
having claims JAMES FOSTER. late of the City
NewYork. deceased present the with vouchers
heeofto the subscribers the Office Of JOHN hcCAHIL
Esq No Nasu in the City Of New York on or before the
30fh day Of October
Dated New.YoTk, the I'd day Of April, 1855
EhELfA FOSTER Executrix
JOHN FOSTER and (r...,,o-,
sl5 leu6nTu MATHEW :. SMITH, HAo'u''''
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ELUSHING RAILROAD.-On and after April
H. 1854 the the Flushing Railroad leave Flushing
and 10 A. NJ and at l. 4 $50 r NJ connecting with the
bland City Hunters Point The Island City
leaves KewYork from Fulton Market Slip at g. and 10 A. NJ,
and and 80 p NJ connecting with the at Hunters
Point. WM Nj. SMITH. superintendent
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V'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-The ships composing lbs

hne The fOIIOwinR
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRlATIC.
These ships having been built by expressly r me
service every has been taken IN their conuc
ton in their engines, insure strength and speed and
their accommodations for passengers uneqed for elegance
and comfort Price of passage from New York 70 Liverpool
frttcGs cabin $50; In second do S75; exclusive use OF e1
trssire s;aerooms 1926; from Liverpool 10 New 20 and
herh paid for.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of Eew-York is hereby given to all
sons having CLAIMS against JOHN c. ROBERTSON late of the
City NewYok deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber, his office, No 10 hylngons IN
the CITY NewYork before the twentysxth day OF
July neItDated EewYoTk the second day of Janu
trv less JOHN ii. ROBERTSON,
.; q Isyfn Tn. Adnnisnator
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EbW'D K COLLINS No. Sc Wall-st ". Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
q Austen Friars London
b. g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The Of these p will not be accountable tof ectd
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals unless
bills Of adng signed therefor and the value herof therein
expressed 1900.
Shippers will please take notice that The ships Of this hne
not carry any Foods contraband Of war.
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HESRY II. LEEDS. Auctionesr-By II. II. LEEDS Co.
ON WEDNESDAY, June q, at the house No.
~ ls Ljspeuars.sf al loi o'clock-MORTGAGE SALE Of
handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF rose
wood Psor Furniture covered in .atn de lane rosewood
mahogany ADD rosewood Bedstesds do Chairs and Wash
stance; KNIVES Forks bedding Blankets aud Linen, OH
Cloth variety her Furniture By order Of MORTGAGE
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DIVE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE for
IL HUDSON and IN TERMEDIATE PLACEs.-rhe spen-
aid steamers COLUMBIA and )UTH AMERICA will leave
foot of Hson-s, EVERY AFTERNOON (suodAys exec Jted
At O'clock connecting With from kngson Caiss aud
Hudson aud Rarosd snd Chatham -Four corners I'd
wards (connecng with stages for t banon sPrngs Mes
Stookbdee Lee Ptfed, North and South Adams ant 81
the western parts Massachusetts The hsttIen leaves hud
son at o'clock the morning and arrives in Pttshsld IN time
for breakfast hANlLANp LIAM d 10
l. r. MELLEN Co.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-10-26
WHOLE NUMBER 1872.
The Democratic Creed,

The following admirable cnunciation and
condensation of the Democratic creed is
going the rounds of the Democratic press.
Every true Democrat recognizes in it his
own political faith 5'fi.1
"No. l.. Equal and exact justice to all
men, OF whatever State or persuasion, reIig-,
ious or political.
mo. 2. Peace, commerce, and honest
friendship with all nations; entangling alli-
ances with none.
mo. 3. The right of States and Terrific
ries to administer their own domestic affairs.
mo. 4. Freedom and equality, the sov-
ercignty of the people, and the right of tho
majority to rule when their will is constitu-
tlonally expressed.
mo. s. Economy in the public expendi-
lures, and sacred preservation of public
faith. ts
mo. 9. Freedom of religion, freedom of
the press, and general diffusion Of inform
alton.
NO. Z. Opposition to all secret political
organizations, and to all corruptions in
politics. G:
"No. 8. \ sacred preservation of the
federal constitution, and no religious tests
ior Office.
mo. Q. No bigotry, or pride of caste or
distinction of birth among American citizens.
NO. 10. Respect aud protection for the
rights Of all.
"No. II. The preservation of the nat
urallzation laws, and the right of all the
public domain, and the projection Of the
American government.
NO. II. Opposition to all chartered mo
nopolics.
NO. l3. Common brotherhood and good
will to all, especially to those of the house
hold Of f;lith."