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THURsTON 4 BERNARD.

4tUs ? q nlOn sITect,
A RE now receiving their stock Of Fall and Win
III ter Dress foods consisting OF Silks Cash Alf1lf
meres, French aud English MerinOs all Wool De- QEgy
aneS Hosiery Gloves COrSeS and general assorTp-5t
of Staple Goods
The above goods ell purchased in The Eastern ete,
BY OF the firm since the decline in prices OF Forei-
Merchandise and will be freely offered the public A
prices that must insure ready sale. We respectfully invite
all to give our stock aa examination. octsT
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DANCING AND CALIsrIiENrcs.

MIR. GOODWIN has taken thc upper rooms Of the
VI Odd Fellows Hal, and VIII COMMENCE giving in
sructons in these graceful accomplishments on FRIDAY
the 2}d inst at 4 z. NJ
Gentemens Class from to ., p same days.
Terms $40 per Session
Days of Tuition-Aontdys, Fridays and Saturdavs
teb20-u
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ELEGANT STORE.-FOR RENT OR LEASE
H on College sreet-That commodious Store House now
ocucupied by Fall Il Cunningham is for Rent Lease
This Is one of the most elegant Store Houses Nashville
is 10 feet deep throughout The three stores with sepa
rate entrance to the upper stories. 1t also has elegant
Cellar or Basement 10 feet high, well hoored and with
eral dues for Stoves and entrance the alley. Call
LINDSLEY i CROCKETT,
nOv5-tf Colasa stroat
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NOTICE
I'HE Co partnership Agreement heretofore exi.tip b
tween Aaron Stretch aud Henry b. Orr il diSsaIvss
by mutual consent. Aaron Stretch having uurcl,s5 -
cuding notes. accounts, &c will continue tbe Dr l;
ness ut the old stand, and will give his individual i1eo
10 lne business, AARON STRETCH.
January 10 loJ5-JanlU HENRY L ORR
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GARDELLE X DELAIGLF.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

ACCOMMODATION Wharf,,
CHARLESTON, s. G..
IBERAL advances made on ConsiOpruen.s oF prcA,e-
Il Prompt attention paid to Receiving aud ForwArdiur
Goods.
kESKRsScxs;-Bustin Walker Doughty 4 BeslL An
gus:a; J. Fraser / Co., Charleston. Ia1Ti5-sn.
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NASHVILLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. So College Street,
ID ECEIYES DEPOSlTES IN ANY sun PAYABLE
u , = On demand pays interest de2oses CERTIFI-
period, aud special rates Of interest allowed
Janz3-lm CHARLES A. FULLER Treasurer
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-Io0 bbls lafayette
H Mills Flour, direct from the Mills
Jsn6 ). Il. LOOMS ? co
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NASHVILLF TNE

NASHVILLE INN
VIE subscriber respectfully announces 10 the pubIic
Il That this well known Hotel, having undergone tho
rouSh repair aud having been reurnished in every de-
Rartment viii be re opened for the reception visitors o
Tuesday next the 10th inst Piedgng himself that NJ ef
Tort shall be wanting his part make his guests com
iOriabie. he sOieits share Of public patronage
janl8-St }. CARTER.
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REGULAR BURKsVIIIE PAcECET

TUE new Hghtdrlught fast-running pas zz-a~~,.
A a senger steamer ODD FELLOW. JEsss Ik-ssy.-kA
w PAGE, Master viii make weekly trips sssssts
the above and all intermediate ports as -
soon the water will allow For freight or passage apI
on board ortO II. H. HARRISON Agent r.
JanlS-u att. =. HsrsclS.le'z
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RAN AWAY

made Of
ton and other produce.
Hon. John p. King
Charles J. Jenkins
Andrew J. Miller
" William Schley,
B. II. Warren, Esq, Augusta. Ga
I. S Metealf, ESQ.,
Msssrs- i. Richards & Son
Banett / Carter
I" d. b. Plum 4 Co
J. j. Howard, Esq, CariersSilIe Ga
MeSsrs. Grenvile 4 Sample ChattaDoo0a Ten,
Dr. Paul. Z. Eve Nashville, Tenn
aug4-twsm
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This is 10 certify that l. Willard jerks proprietor Of
tbs West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafness fer the last twenty years, and IN the
other for the last year. that 1t impossible for me to
the ouGesi voice aud, alter trying various remedies
improving ay hearing the least induced 10
Try Sctrpas Compound Acoustic OIL tor the of deaf
ness, aud II is with cTea qualification am enabled to
state that bas perfectly restored my hearing; and viii
be happy 10 see any person who wishes information
relation to Iny case. at my place in West Troy.
III ann
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Pugailstae Fight sn NJ s~dvs ~.

ou fhcrsdsy nxht = brutal sc.ns was su.e..d ia
LsfaJstss Hsn. Broadway, whica hss cause4 q grsAt
deal sre,te=.eat among the fancy gensrsuy II
appears, a. far a. learn, that two won known
horse dessss azd Saeaer, ot pag!ss became engaged
IN a quarrel, whom a regular souss ssa tumble nss,
took place Ths lighting appeae. 10 be al on ono aide;
this rs ada OF ths crcA. fallen gsst eadssvorsi 70
fere In his .ehsf and separated tho combstsr wh-n
afrend OF the ecaqueilns man. who hguted cory
teEsvey In tho StAnwix Hall tragedy, seppsi Ia be.
tween tse peace makers and those engaged strife and
prevented any interference their part The puglsta
and their friends succeeded In getting away carriages
before the police informed Of the Tho
irjursd naD wen. to Long Island last eyeung 70
his health alter the sWil brusing b, sustained tho
hands OF his tso powerful antagonist Ths former
Eaiis intoNiessrd al the time OF tho GsLt while the
latter vas just sober sneugh 70 knor ao~ iass al
gar fsge OF that clrcums'srcs.
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stcts-- Corossr o'ponnsn ksi a. isqasss yss,-f
tsy al No -. Chsrry street, upos As bosy u hssfy
O.borns native of ireland ana II ys4rs Of sss, 80
came % hls Death ~ cutting his hrost in rsf~
nsesss had agsrst great pain 'or soD. nosiA' pat
On account of bis harirz rsSslvsis svsrr afJ 70 ss
hip Joint which taBsssd bin 70 zach fsyfes i4As -
was often heard 20 srciAin " Would 70 God iAAf vsrs
dad Yesbrisy msrsisg his wife kSt h@ fW sssss
hours. sna on her return sts founi her hsssssi s.@x
10 chair qsits cad. Ar3anf I'm ~ l1ss PsS
blood While In the tight hRn4 ~ iba ise.asf 80
elutchsa The korrlG lnsiru.,Bi gf fshih NAais -
turs for foni -ifs 70 bshod
FArsL AociUasT- --Tls boy n - - so"s nsa 90
fossd iyins .sd si The foot v fiansfsiy 'r--' yss
,srcay morning. Le saTing bees .NeA ~ Wsss
nisni by tsIiiox frsm ~ ot q : g@y+f -, 49,
he vsD, Tor us yargDss u cssiaf L4nsh. Swcs~
O'ronns1 hsla an laqgsst 4p~1 10 ~ o. sss "
cess, vksn u sJgssfed ihi - =. 10y :. !.
In that nslshtorhessf sni pfobsbiJ ~ssasr~i 70 ns
rsurs,cxs vilh ns intsauon = gs'tsx sse' s~s. =
~ al, 90, nisYssrr stsniaAtss ~ tbs ssiJ vss
,o.S, - n, 0Usn0n .Ao ssrs ss his o.; NEE Ia,
Death -. raa. - Eerris hosss, seees ~ - tss
F.rllcf .stof ainrv i~asssfi -s' sso1' NV yaf.s
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Police Intelligence.

wHoLEsALE ARRESTS or DIsoapEKLIYs ~ THE
SEVENTH wABD-1HE HOOK BRoKE UP ~ gARsEsr.
At late hour on Thursday night, plain Is,,., Of
the Seventh ward police and large platoon Of
under his command made number Of dsscent upon
disordery houses In Jackson street, AMI arrested all
the inmates found on the premises. The warrant was
Issued by Justice Wood, OF the rhrd District Police
Court The houses No. 70, - 81, B6, ~ and a.
I'll pouneed upon. Thirty too persons altogether -s<s
arrested and taken before the magistrate Issuing ths
~srrsnt The yroprIs,rssss Of the houses sboys
TONED here gave their names a. Asns Parnsy, Cssha
and sarsh Rodmas They each he,i to ball 10 ,bs
sum Of $500 70 answer the charge Of Keeping doraef
ly houss; While the Rrls twtnty In number all
ccmmitted 20 prison for examination Thsy vli 10 al
probability he cent 10 blsckwelfs island raxrAnt
as more cegaced sst q .0oAing sfstehss we're Bs,r
collected together.
srfIors srABssG css * ruE rwErTY fiGsr
wARD.
quarrel and fghi of rather serious nstars ossur.
rtd Thgrsdsy evening sst At the dwelling houss No
ls0 Fsst Twenty eighth street, bst~sen three isors
NAMED Aags,tus Hsge, Peter Frsnkdsfbsia and vi.
liam nocps, IN vhleh Iisgs seriously nIur~i " b.
irg stsbb.e, /. il IL ALLEGED ui,h dirs Knife 10 The
bards Of the o;hsr- Ocsrs Main and Fowler oi IL
T-eaty sr,i raid police hearing o. ~ diseuIy pro
sssdsa 10 TIE spo, ard Arrested Frankd.fbsa sBs Rooms
on charge Of assault ui,h intent 70 ia H.gs was bad
y cut about tho head ard th'sa Meales attendance
procured, vhsn Tie vOund~d msns lnlufiss ssr-
declared TO be cspsrogs. The prsoDsfs ssrs br,axhi
before justice Psarcy, .ho esmmlits! them = ss.t
ths resst Of the woupcef msu's 10 iariss
ALIfSED rHrrr FGoN rsE coyroEarlop.
Nicholas toLn,on va arrested yss,~risy chars~1 ris
Lsvrg stolen afty copper tsps for issgAshe PprEoss
the property q ths corpssa,lsa, -aieh storsd
the bsonsst a. ihs cliJ iis s.rv rssiy - Ths
complaint vac mas N.anss VI soesssd ~ chsfbs
Rotnsop, q Tie Chsf's once, y .hesu, !, 80, johs
ftn admitted he eorrasioB of the theft ~, -
committed for trial by 1ustc. Consouy n tsfsalt
a ball
eHsKOE or rEL0sIcus A-sarLT.
s.or named Gsorss Williams -a taken into s2s.
toty, yss;srdsy, BY oaosr Rssdsr q TIE Iourh HAfi
police, an charge of having asssufsi Ptinp s.-rdsn
With po-kei fnifs. and ioae,ng TO ssysfs -onsss
Urn bis t<rsor The con pa nsnt r~sse~ Of 20 II
riyG street, Williams pas hfovght tsfpfs 1ostls Con
rolIy al the Lower Police tOart ~hsss no 49, bSd e.
balf in the ssna of 100 10 sss~sf
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FIFTH DAT.


ca thursday the members OF the eonven..on wat e.
pc &C q waahngton Grove and had, from al accounts,
scoo uns On arriving ~ the grove dinssr was par
'sA'n o. anc number of speeches wsrs mate. -
sh'oh complimentary notice gas taksa Of tho Hs~
-" hsAAlp BY ths Hoa- DAVID /. Smith Hsthfsg
n.assa o' pubhe INTEREST itansplred YESTERDAY shs
ths oaai, NJ ', as usual, H. w. @. NJ Rob,ssoa
80 a' ~ 0us'hsss OF importance occurred dursDG
IN no slns = being sptst IN hearing asd sdiasSssx
Tho Committee OF the Work Of N. o,s.. .,.
fo.,t Whlch vas duly considered and acted ,,o.
tecsas wac hktn At ~ VI and -hsn ths onvssts,.
,ssnnan ~ oscusrion OF purely private nAvs~ wAs
DR.. Walter o'Rlci offered thu following which M
IN animated aud stormy discussion vas sdsc,,d
Resolved Thaa the action taken By the q. I.~~.
At tta last yearly session In Ptlsburx in rsstos
rs,ee',on iscwn ss the American Protests.t TAss.s
msnt, be, snd Va, hercby aAnued.
Ife action spo.en OF In tho above r.solu.i,~ va e
be elect that the sscampsnspt he ntsnaacsA ~
Toe Hereafter IL will bs recog slast sAst
The following also offered
Resolved That The wori american be strssse sut q
be known ~ the y. A.
This enei,sd srsa. eoniu,op, ana =. i.a,,h a.
earsd out OF order session also held In the sySa
Ing but notalps OF interest usnspirsd
To day VIII be the last Of the eonys ntien.
MEETING 0v rN NATIONAL IsCAxPMpNr of rax
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASCOT AT.Os.
The national .acampment OF the A. y. A. mo, -
Ihnrsdsy evening" At the Of Hudssu and Csrts
tophsr streets, NJ W. o. Patriarch wait.r oRisy /. -
chair
Tho election Of officers Tor the .nsui,. year vas 49,
into with the following result
W n, walter O'Rleliy, X. - 81 New York n.
Rw. ~ @. p Joseph G Dickson, X ~, Ne- Ysst
Graad lsseotirr, Thomas MchulLin, X. s., Ns~ Yo~a.
GIsni Trsasurr, A. q. Parry, \. N ohio
lhe convention then adlournsd 70 mset gaia shA
thiTd Monday in June
It 70 reported that after tho ,djourp,.sa, .a~.., n
tho members initiated Into = Ksov ssusuI..r
ioJge, hello In tbs sAme baiiains
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uro,LIyo fsfsiiiur ns .

Gnu. KlnJn y ISmsa 0rt o. twnsD9. - a,l.
i-o,safs a sx. sausi Ma'y tans faRy, fsIi fro
H. .our,b sss~y of - ~ Iiaasoa sfesgs Thafssy
snsfsso1 u Spear that ibs wssh.s hai la.s drs-a
,,f Fl 10, brsaa fro me ovss vblsb shs yan~d ~
m. rEOw al. 1bs rtlN, r~sehing a. ell cat, AL
tssess 20 N sswrg in TIE r~sf ysrs 1asisEes q
So. thlr'y fss. Il ssfrtvst bst ,vo hgur- sftsr
-. rsssrss 10 sesacsso. = ia t.s fs>ss
-. sus csaDvisg.--The ccnnoa toansh ~
elsA-s al ssrssssnt, - TAsfs.sy sxAi, vssfssy
sAs sSusss ~fg ~ ssyyl<d vlss Ga u - ~ ~
eulas sH Per ssasn, fot prvsis esassS~. fAs prin-
IA xsbae isurs Tee tkrss fsst t4rp~rs 70 - SIS tea
tel 90 ga 10 svs fsss aeA s1r fer 2,or ke4f. "a
- gss IL sssfset V " tasi - ers rs~rs
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~ raf mHos - rHr as.,la

wffns ~ rHt Hf4tt@
4ls tf,sa, ssaysa term oyuD-ss'a % iss'fsf V.
gt.t Fren xonasy, at y tbs tsagsrsiuf. -
70 tqsAisrto 80 pat = v. q ata-s<'sa Hs''"'
sts hour, si ariy sigt asuss.-s' ~ =. -
.sfy io1T fsll assfss. -ksr. rsmaipd fo~i Ass's.
.,,h .n.i. ,.r,s,t.stos fs,ssas4 ~ ibsssrj oft.s
s.,,,a. ss.n-sr4 ttrhtsiss -. .tantant assss 80
.,s.rr R,.n .har~. ~ .i lis.,.si see. S@ras -
tay Ans evening
WEI ss..asy, ssd = Ihssssr. Bxsisss a. r.'a
sorptns HxhtslBs ir~qusst darns tss sTsniss -
,-r.,stsaqP " siss'yi-o >xl ssxyss' saa : -
above aissty fro~ ~ " 80
rhsus.,, sts -sAoSsu ., -. Atss1 (. 80
I'm fa..sss fhaadss a. y. r iAgbtsiss 'ss'
A.s, 4ayirr ID. sy,niag T~nS~ratars At as
nnsiy to ~ esrts"s AsaA ssa sp"'f ai"'R
10 u $50 pss} .tr
Fgsasr I5h. leu gwstgfs sssiyts ~ N,
Hsrfae
Rr,-,strs H,b.srf, Frifsy, Y "A, fNy -
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RENTAURANTs.

r, oeIISGs NEW RESTAURANT. so 200 BROAD
NJ vay, nrst houss above Duane street, open every
DAY for breakfast, dinner asd suW~. from : ny
M The proprietor, Ia returnhx his hanks for ths
pAronsrs be has received for the last seventeen yesrs
b~ss 70 assure his friends, the public ssrsrsIy that
bis business viii be csndnc3 With the sans energy ass
polite stvss ston a. veil ~ the sans moderate charges,
which has made Gosnss restaurant 20 popular through
cut the ted States Upwards of 700 different dshss
ssvsd up daily, COOKED in As best manner ana s
I'd up By petite and attentvs wsiteyS
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The Prohib,tory Liquor Law.

VI thesc min" we're eispossd Of by tho Brookiyn Jss-
Ieta with The usuai 6ns, and tho r.maindcv 10 ths
eastern district.
,ng coUssEILon's orisios o. rug raomrBrosv
Al tho meeting Of the Bfoosiyn Common Cousnat 60
hs 9th OF July, this folo wing offered tv
Resolved That thr Counsellor ot the board bs rs.
questsd TO eivs his opinion In wriing-st A 10 ths
consatutonahty OF the act for IN. pr-vsntos Of pt.
WI be abis for damages by Of the as Of ~
executive onc~rs should they undersk. snsotcs s
sams according TO its provisions, atsr yards t. tau
should he declared unconstitutional.
Tbs resolution va vetoed by tbs Mayor and tho Cs-
mon toshol eenx o. ths opinion TIA, ,b.y sAd ,hs
that the Mayor bad authority 10 vs,o a. eailsi Sc
subject up A. tae meeting on Thursday evening, 80
passed the resolution notwithssnains Wis II,n,ss sS
.ections By vots of - s,ss TO nay, Aisss s.sa
Huniiy being the only d.ssntsn, 80 - s,rs -
| opinion after all
Governor daTk having esmsndsd ths opinion a ~
httoinsy osnstal d the state Mr. Owdsn iisnsAa 90
the liquor law he hse uarsmi..sd an eplasos 10 tie
esprAl thstth avisin substsncs ossstaa.isssi
srEr BACKWARD.
l ne tavern keepers and liquor dssisrs 10 1.Aa
gave up the trsne In ,tIorg drink, ossforsshav
| 70 law An.f tbs sth insisIf; but hssrisx u
the dssiTon IN the Of sr. Laaeos at Al
esny they concluded 70 open their ssrs aas .ss.ss
sgsn IN fhe business undsY the isnpr~ssoa that tnsv
could 60 ~ With ,mpunyi undsr the prohibisosy iv,
rovcsd Imported liquors only soid--.s they Az
patched an sg'n, 10 ssr fork for the cams, ssisb
could 70 proven b'yond question 10 BE- Imported.
should y Al any time be found nsosa-sry III. aas~s
,eetidlns . ID. report -ers purchased the ,r.pss
youchsTs evidsns~s kc., tst they we're import.d
cured, sna n. article. placed in ehary. u III. ssv
York and tri. Railroad for transportation 70 n~iss
By some means, however, the shsrin ~ ovsss got
uind OF ths mattel whsiLsr be smsI, or 40, 30
unable 70 ny-snd when the huds rfsehsd tha, pisss.
he essed them under ,hs search and ssggss eiAsss
Of The Law, and they stfil 10 his hsnas 70 b. As
possi OF sceordng 10 due prossss ~ ns,.'oSt
casts msee and provides. .wtthou, the ltquor,
rplesisd or otherwise ressus cd they vii 10 ,hs
| hands Of the sheriff until the question Of lsw 10.
vo1vsd IA the ,sisurs shA have bssn settled ~
| tent tribunal
! rECisios ~ PayoE o. MAJ 0rrsfso Dsusx ~
MS ows HorsH
1ks Buffalo cofandetu says that csss occurred sa-
der fhs Mains Law In that city On Tuesday, Ia vbieh
aecitIcn sn given favor of tho dsfeniAnt MA rhs
~H coEsdssbiy iatoxieaisi, and vas matiss dis isrs
snes In bh hoDte, sas Arres'sf and srrslxnsf ss
fore the Jgae. charge n violating ths ptorsss 81
The rsv llv Ths point urged By the assi fsf le
defence pss tina, tb. las di moi au;boris tns spps.
bsnsion 81 for being iniaricats 10 his hsass
Tho Iont Sss ansiy sussined sas the dsfssias, als
| chsrrs4
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superior oo.Y,-sp~,,.i rsss-.
.orsos ron sLisDs o. ! ttsfs. :.

.o,to. rox xIaNpys 0s a Gtsfes
Itls 2g.--RtSfsJ BSffest - L,.ss t.,,.,
Ts. 10 scls for gSsi 90 "a -. v,,,,.s
- - @' - l.s.p sssts.~~ " ~ So
TSs III sss ses.. - /. 80 80 !, 49,, ~
..S.n :, -. -. s.st~s - sDssssl fwf i~ar 's
d eftsg - 80 - 80 y, 'frte's
a. n. Ia 81 -
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ITARLEM RAIIRGAD AD.-1NLAND RoUTE-0N AND
II after Monday, JuiS 20, Sundays excepted, for
Albany and Troy, leaving desos corser Of Whits and
Contre streets. -
Mail train at 1880 A. NJ, stopping at m.,iams' Bridge
taking this train arrive at Lebanon .. 5 r..
Way express r. M, stopping a, vAats Plains, New.
Chatham Four Corners with Western Railroad pres
From CITY Hall station-Dover plains az P. NJ, stop
ping at all stations. The L M. Dever Plains train will
on saturdays run through 70 Merton returning savs
at s 80 A. NJ. Monday. Croton Falls At 10 A. ~.
stopping at all stations Croton Falls st4P NJ. stop
ping at all stations above Fordhs White Plains at $3.50
and 65 stopping At Yorhvilis and stAtions North
Il .opSns sssss III S''
From twenty sixth street stAtion-wiiAms' Bridge at
Q A. NJ, White Plains at IL N.
baggage checked for utiea Buffalo aud other places
west and north Of Albany, at the compsny's Offices
nue. and Twenty sixth street. - -
Returning TO New YorkMAil train leaving East Albany
81 e;so M, ana Chatham four Corners ~ s:ls A. "
stopping It Oh mail stations above WilliAms Bridge,
rivirg 1t New York at 40 p n.
Four Corners st4 NJ Passengers from Lebanon Springs
l'avOg Canaan at - P. N. connect with this train,
stopping signal at all stations shove Williams Bridge
arriving At New York 1t S55 p. NJ ga. Y. from Dover
Plains, stopping Ut all stations above Fordham, arriving
Fas stopping 1t all stations, arving At New York Mt
$40 A. N. r. N. from Croon Falls, stopping at all
stations north Of Fordham A. ~, aud 23o and el0
From illamE Bridge At 63i0, $50 and f0l0 A. NJ |;
ll5 500, 6l5, Tl6 and $50 r. stopping ut all sta
tions Passengers by the 1910 A. n. from Williams
Bridge, and the ESQ p ". from White Plains viii be
landed in New York At the Twenty axth street station
only.
Sunday arrapgement-TrAns win leave for Uroton
Fsls and al way stations 1t $50 A. H., and 7. n
Returning, leave Croton Falls at A. NJ stopping At all
stations and 43o p. NJ stopping at all stations north
Of Fordnsm.
For williams Bridge and all way stations at $50 A. NJ ,
and /: 80 p. NJ. Returning, leave Williams Bridge at IL
A. n, and GAS r. NJ stopping at all stations.
Freight for Albany received daily uut p NJ. At the
depot Of Centre and White streets, New York
WM. J. CAMPBELL, Acting Superintsndsnt.
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DTTTfr 4 CROOKS, 80. l3s wATEz STREET PHI.
vatA dining and club rooms havs iust bssu adsis1
- ths already cspacious apartments, drsstT over ths
naa'n dining hall and sthSr in upS~tAnt inprovensnA
conyietsd. ws are pwspArsd 10 ssrvs parties,
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~ y 1i.in ccnss usnos ~ The nInss. q M u ss
9ntss Coviss fsny, be vl nc. ~ abs 70 Aises -
Lscisl nfw, or chsnbsrs, unth Tuesday nskL All
w sae>d nStions are s5issrnse GE.g tugust
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irgtca referred 70 esiAntous crises which hai hap
pened At various periods OF countrys history
70 the yreseat and ssid that these lad happily ,er
svertsa By ts oouasss and pstrioc ecdsayors o,
TIE noble and true hss-tod Americsrs who held
the helm Of government Governor Foote iusrte.,
that 40 questions Of public policy diridcl the
20 called wing srd democratic partiea In relation
10 Internal improvements, he believed thst Coz.
gees had the poser to Appropriate niansy aud lani
for carrying on rorbs OF internal improve mer b
which ~ere Of nationa, character (Ap
psustl X could appropriate such for the great
Pacific j-(cheerslaihough no confes sod that
Pierce ana h;s Cabinet opposed 70 1t. (aushtsr)
In eonolniion the honorable gentsmsn Explained the
spparntiy sireulsry a1omaons pos;toe in which the
An<rcsn party fad been, up 10 tho present. placed.
laeJ had teen derominaeo secret e0Dcave, but they
we're BOW such longer. At the outset the nucleus
OF this great party necessarily napse to mature
her ana ransac. their baaInsss In session
in order 10 gain tuo Mt strsDgth to coublt success.
fully with the long established snd powerful political
sumed his seat read TO the kucisncs the platform Of
principles u the American party, and &C sua panied tse
srae vita running commentaries. These rscsivei
with every testimonial OF appreciation by the audisn
The rerorson OF this elaborate and effective aidress OF
the venerable statesman subllmely eloquent, ani
cent thrill OF JOY to the heart Of every Amsrcan In
that immense Essemblsse II Ia Impossible to gvs
scarcely hurried synopsis OF Gov. Foote'S spesch.
snhce II 70 say that for two hours he held wcrs
epeu fouLd the same aud large audience he had
At first The ssnstsr endea to resume his
seat, bot tie crowd ooJnt permit ,hs movement aud
he was compelled to proceed. At this closs OF his ad
Dress he was the recipient Of the moSt attsrinE de-
monstrations OF applause.
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comm,..,on.,. on H.r,or Enero.cnm.n,,


On 1hursdsy the gsntbrnen composing tb. cornu,is.
ion rsrt on board the coast survey steamer Cor~in
ior the purpos Of inspecting tho vhnrv and decks o.
this city from tbs waert siss. The CorWn IL engaged
n connection with the duties of this commission ia
making IN entire surrey of the bsy aad hue og Ns-
iorN. After running eoss along ths End. Or ul-
shAt'ss on he North riVsf ride, (snb by The vsy
courps several point. rhsrs the int~rposon Of their
sntbcfify ws required the Commissioner returned
soDr ffs Jsry shore and bcaos procsssod 70 nspee.
lie Fast rifsr, a. far up tho eastern End Of Baek.
.tiIs Island KeturulDg. they stopped ~ hunter'.
roant I'D pulled ~ Ne~to.n crecs 10 one of the Cor
.ins tceis. The Williamsburg an Bsookiyn side vas
oail inspected returning y ts steamers Aschor4xe
oh 0oysfrorr isiand
The preliminary work a naksx ths ~ survey eouli
no. " entrusted 70 Ab,cr hands ihKs Capt Cszseu II
me Nssy, and the eD~rgste younx oi.sts aadsr hi,
sommsna, on eosrd The cor~in. They h,y. already
hnshsi tbe Fat river from the bwtr srd ~ faacf
reIt s'snf 70 Ped Hook and the entire rorx -tl pro
tsoly be competsi ~ tbs lat a NOssmtef
Ni,h The rev chart thu prosaoed b-fOr~ shsns h.
'smH1sonen vti " able, tya comparison -lth tbs
od turveys, 70 zee vhsi changes have sfnsfy t.ksn
Sa.s the shors Line c.y;h o water and ehsra-isr *
b"tton and from tbe wei known abllnF Of ths M
b~fs of ms foAfd ve srp~et ~ have prop~f Hnt
fat utos ihs snercsehmeai spoa tbs ~a,~rs ~ ths
fmgbof.