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Coal FOR pARLOR AND BED.


ROOM USE For cheerful and brilliant FIRE. resembling hict
ory the Breckenridge far exces all otset Cei Il free
om snsy ping AND free from dust De.dffu and
effective fire sde with onehsf to s.tiy Of this COS.
ecessary Of FL gish scotc; Camel snd quickly 9Th
dr. wood The eeenridgs CCsl rscor,meded by physi-
clans In the vicinity Of the sickr fuel gr be
same hat hardwood FIRE dessbe than ordinary
Coal BY careful ind rep aet experiments, the nherbr
found that Of this Coal Il equal to three TINS Of tn3sa
Camel One trial by making fires In dup icsts r'on',
using the best OF English Camel ard Breckenridge hs
other tn in each TIE result proved that
20 DO nds of held the ther 60 reEees
Longer pounds Camel By careful inquiry nf IN
chs6ron Of English Camel il not as Is generally supp9
more than TUT. Some Of dealers in this city give 2J
pounds for cbsdIon chadron Of the Breckenrdse. in
lumps burning IL Only $50 pounds. miy oe ex
po.ng the Of the trade bot the ruth can in
atty wrong End msy prevent ~Tong to some
TheeouAe.s Of ell the BIZ cken1Re that will core 70 this
market this season esdy engsged BY the oil aud osra
manufacturer and the balance would be taken for me s1ne
rurpose but the desire If the advertiser that fam.
lee make trial Of IT, with that view It w be SID 81 10
per tun o2 COO pounds and broken and delivered so long IS
sy resns be burning and samples can te had ~
my Office the Office Of L. L. Snow NO SZ
e,5 az corner of yths. !. THOMPSON,
corner 81 Wallet. and Broadway.
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..,s,,s VIII 49, fNarl ~ NNNrNila~'w w cheNf -
\, e,s,ac y EeNV s,Nth,st. N,'M tl'V' AZ, 81 she
-. NNe fNe ,uNio,t nsri win cNrcston NNN
~ N,~,S~t, s,,t ,,a.~r. wtN SsNte'Nted ht' 80
.,>A s>>ss thc tlV ~ NucN W'cWcV S''S BE -, NR'
.N,sNNa,,rN NN NNtp the WlNNt "'' e''l"e" Nv
ANsN ~.
NAau,Nst.s- moved Gov q reconsideration, Which,
- A,s,, .,,,>N,NcntN the GeAv 81 sNds caaeNrNd IN
NJ Nt,,ss.ssSf StNwai r>lvlS tNw U'e t"NI :"
,,y we've tSAoN ~ sNd cNpoa'n'd tn,
.,,e, Nl9. or El,vN the NNsr3 NJ NNWnC,nen IN "a
AZ ~ Appearing committee "n cay "e''" ""'
~ CIV, s,sea NJ = view chsrcr \icNmh
tse ENsri atiNa,WcA So MNNda,
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Ocean Gtedmfts. 81.

TOR EW-fORk and CALl-
i FORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE. via VlCAhAuUA.-A
CESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY, Of ni:.rasuA ~ ,ppite-
tor--THROUCH in ADVANCE of he NIL - r. ;
Shorter fha- .py other Route avoiding the deadly
vsr ano two miles Of daDgerou, boating IN Panama By
P.n.ua Line ecrLects Asprw-i vi b Str1iu ifom 80
OIean bee the yellow fever raainE The sica Line
hss DO connection Nth NewOr eanrhe splendid doao
grne sesm.tip >ORTHI RN LIGHT q 500 tunt 'urdrn
Ss,.s,n T,rtspSuah will Pier No s. Mouth Rive ~ D
occcs P. 81 pree.ey for PUMA ARESa1 On ~
DAY Sept 90 eonneepg 9th the steamship % ,l.H
19t IN. harden yer the Nic.egus Transit rout- bsSns
brt u miles OF la ports ion by hselsss eH7'ess
For informs ion p.s.sge o. red lceg rss apP L.
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. bowling reet-
Letter Bsss Up the Office. Stamped Letters taken 0
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-A death, supposed 10 BIO the
result Of violence occurred Newark Tuesday night In tho
sged about twenty-five named John
Clancy Tine facts folows:-About n o'clock, he
found yng nearly dead under tho Fsrn1un Bridge near tho
Jail file eary In the evening in company with oy
era young in the n-ghborhood suppo'ed
by soms that he the wall the bridge smokoss cigar
sd tell OIL frscturng hi. skull while Others suppose quarrel
10 have place blows given and cries heard IN thu
neighoorhood. Iboam.n and young woman have been
sres,ed on suspicion. The deceived pasutlesthsr
spar ner lived where h. ounf with his nothsr
sg-d widow lady, sno totay dependent upon him Tor
fuppoff. An held the By Coroner
Baldwin, ard tho testimony renders IL probable that he was
murdered.
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pArnrrrc Lrrg@-r-w Line SHyw- YORK

j go taVEsPrpi FACsErs mt Hss viii ~
,,.s.a ~ lls tdis~iss 81 ~ ssad sfg', 10
- .t,tu 5fof ,gs- k,sdeo,...fsgs. ID. y. Tfapsss
f"rfsv Z m ,ao- l.,asa = 40. DsyiA Casi<ins
v,Fre- no - ? na0 ,ssa b9,aor, 90. .Caos L.-f-ss
DatEuT ... ....7l mn fss- buffss .Gsp' Oep VA
ne siavs have fsfg"iy hp"t, 'nH ~s ia
t.,sss q, ,,.s, .si-'an'si IN 'i.q Va1s.
II. -,d~A w. ~ sspsrisnss snd sdi'y ~.
g.t.n. are very snteriO, .qd sr-ry >li -
-. 90, .,e N. e,or, an ths epnTsn snos
a .bt,,.,. Fot r.. 81 ~ o. saye II ~ ~
sPopyOED TILE srOs 20 No ~ b,oadvay
...,,. 4, tl,,,,ooJ-T ORIasHAW Ga. no. 10 oors
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BASH Ball.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. GOTHAM CLUBS.

NNlCkNkROCkER vs., GOTHAM CLUBS.
Thc~o trN gUs, Clubs PlaNca thcir return match
yr~teris, 81 Hceokcn. kpiokchock'rs came of VIC
kNiaus Nv H. runs. The great excitement that this
vs,rh hSS created drow together upward Of a thou
ard visitors ladies most run,omusly included. All
Ne ucishh ring clubs we've well cprosentod-Empre,
Putnam. Eckicri. Eagle Pioneer. Columbia, Excelsor
Atlantis, Baltic Snd The President OF the ST. Georges
CricAet Club. Tae play was good on the Knicker
bkcs side especially that o! De Boat which is worth
= journey 10 sec on The field. The Gothans did not
plsv - well IS uSus; they seemed discouraged when
Aey ssv how the gsrne was going. AT one time It
vss /, 10 rather fearful odtsba; they cannot win
Avsys. They are good play ers and when the rub is
pIavcd wu,, try 10 me off vic'or)us. After the
,suc the Kni,ltrbockers invited heir friends TO re-
hSSmsns. The rub will he played on neutral ground,
uaMI. SIN Goodwin. President OF the Putnam Club.
yss: BTook yr rendered their ground, which will prob
.hN be exc, p;cd.
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S,rqmnpale ann Railroads.

E'OR KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON
Tho steamboat kEYPOaT lesves murs,-t pier oAikf
tSund,Ss sSo.p'ecl AT clock p NJ and KeyPOrt ats A. NJ
H. dUDsON ana INrFpHyDI,TF PLACgs-Ths spc o.
sd steamers colt aslA and SOUTH AMERICA will !esy.
bot Of harisor w hRY AFTERNOON (Sundsys exeepisd
O'clock connecting Eth stage, fo Kingston Caisk so!
iEdso ano Bo,on Railroad md Chatham Fsur Corners I'd
yrrds connectins With Essss fo Lebanon SpTinss WsG
;ockbjge, Lee Pit;zfed North and south AdArs ana a.
parts Of Hssachutetis The 6trnr Leaves Pre
700 sf - the r'srrins ant strives in Pttseld In s
Tor BREAKFAST HAViLAND, CLARK 4 Co.
L. II. NELLEN CO
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ScVYuNS> C,NNNNttN CoNNNtioN Toe ON
rStscc Mc~s,r. y, II Coleman, c>Nc Nmns ~ NV"
"a, AAhn Lewis az ,u,siNua g. X Marshall ot
siSs,u,,. u Z lNhnson ct rsNss, Wa. {, pa"snn ~
SgoNiN. James l,yc~s Vt Virginia, and W. H. l'"
M = AsNSma' Sive notice thai thc noN' mo'hnS ~
30 C,u>Cr,'ou will tc held q, Richmond. Va, on TIE
toih NJ November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

PAsroRAL ClLL.-Tbe First Reformed Dutch
Church Of this city have tendere1 unsaim csa
IN the Rev Mr. Van Chosen Of Cstskill. N. T.. v
take the pastoral charge OF the congregation lately
made vacant by the resignation OF the Rev. Dr.
Dwight, Tho church edifce has been thoroughly reo-
ovated reprinted and repaired and will DE opened Tor
diyii,e service on the last Sunday CT September.
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.NEW-,JERSEY LIENS.

CHAHcERY O. L. "A meeting OF the state Chan
ce,y OF the Order OF United Americans New Jersey hold
az SOM rvis "Wednesday last Tho following are tho prn
cDa officers electd for the ensuing year. Gtsad Sielem Al
TYRE OF Jersey Cy Creme second Chief Robert Van Dyke
OF Weston Grand Chief OF the Chroni les VIM Ripley Of
Jersey Civ Grand Financial Chief Joremsh H. Cleveland Of
JeIey City; G.snd Chief Of ESehequer j. ~ Dicsn'oo Cd
ark. 4, ,
relief of tine yeou Norfolk Posm ,nth sad
oport aud aenty another 100 subscribed BY tho
InembeTs
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Tho 's,, ssssa'sa s..~ se,w ..a. a.ts . ..rr-si
shs s',"s ."e W ell acquainted Nth the aes oem"l'sdh
tuAuor 90 GHAHp LAnornt.ah youos wonan
NAMED A~'anda ruar ypsaIdAy sfas'ed ohs's wfh
'ns vrrtr g. tho vsinn 81 ~ ~
80 Nav N"'ih t "a Iowa potion ~ tho s,ulns
property wns i"und IN hef and she oea"tad
hy lpsice Welsh tn wAil osAuinhtoa
BURGLAR CAuGHT ~ TuU kCr.-Po,cr Mis-, n
Ncimsn yesterday caught In the pr,iniaos II Np 4
Nrhof No III FFhth ~ from which he stole Als In monsJ
ard twrIy 60 tho value 81 60 lie rsnsaokuE barou
drawer whn Mrs w entered tho AID ,uceeeied In
ptcVonting his escape Until the arrival poc. The
await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

PotIcY ORnissScE VEToED.-A the meeting Of
the Council Of Hobosen Wedue.i.y evening Mayor Click
ener vetoed the Police Ordnance adopted BY tho Common
Council ground OF IL onaby lie presented
the ordnance their adoption about six weeks but has
since undergone much alteration In their hands that
fcs IN bis opinion vh the provisions of tho charter Tho
combinations Of the Mayors postponed until tho
next meeting Of the Council
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CITY ITEMS.

e PEAcHEs.-Tbe supply Of peaches now ia very
s-est ard the quality much better than for several
weeks Of the rt part of the TIE heat Of the
last few days has brought forward the ripening with
unexpected rapidly, and consequently very lerge
quantities will 60 TO decay. We saw some very fine
baskets yesterday offered without buyers at 37 cents
which were good then for immediate USE but would
not keep another day. Weunderstand many ordinary
peaches sold yesterday at % cents or less per basket
peach basket holds about five eighths of bushel
beaped measure. The handscmest peaches we have
seen this year were from the Phalenx Domain. They
were yellow, very large and fine Favored, and were
en- sale yesterday at the Phaanx Depot Of 81 30 a
basket. We hope everybody is preserving some Of
this delicious fruit for Winter use. There are some
excellent for preserving in advertised in
our columns.
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fAivertisemsnt
,sT WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HOTELS

As number Of peon who keep .nd hotels
tire habit Of fns empty bottles with tsr mixed -rd
poisoning gin, snd selling for nv ScHEIDAs Akoasric
sCHb would advise all who drink such places to
the appearance the bottle and fthe wrapper Is should
be defs require the bsrkeeper f. sh battle Sheh
IL the only vsJ 70 guard aSsinst such iraud
JpnLPHo WOLFF, Nc. q Eesyer-s.
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NJEw. YORK and EKrE RAILROAD. --ou SD

~ afrs MONDAY JAY 1850 and until hathorrot rss
su.et Tu,u VII leave HrT foot II Duane oSs, Wat
pNskfRK EXPRESS, at6 4. 81. faf nuntk.
RIFFALO EXPRESS. afG 4 N. Tor buhaio.
NAIL al5A. ~ ti DuukifA sad Ruddo and lutcuDsai
as station. Pssousom BY 'hs Ttsn viii aga
a. Owesu and psucpei che a morning
NOCkLAkn fAsSfSuFK. al r. n" thpu kst q Chats
q via c9uion Suaon's and iniofinutss Nfauts
WAY rAaSfN0fR sttr 81. haf Nawhafsh md onsSsss
~ irspsmrAiaiu sIsfeHs
nfuitrtxrREss AAp NJ - puuAnA snd nrasis
cMtuhANr as- ~. H's panshs sna "ae@', 'nd nss~
.stiate statious
srFAMnoAr EMPRESS s.esY asv, o,'opnns Sasn'isys
al1nr tsf paukhs ard uaaae aud 'hsottasilaso s,s
Hsaas
a.. SUNDAY. s,r.e~ v,sis. 81 ~" 'HA ss "a
rhsso FsPsess raIs sss'st a. fS ~th No t"i's ~.
~. d Il , .,,ad hisstsa Fslls, n~G.le nsa
~ ,uk Ls ah.ss H,iSaA b. Gs,vla> tuaais~as
rssis poeyi1 uhiSsss. - -"s ~'h ess ~ss' 'r4's@f
-. e.. 81 ,s.s. - 4hs Ute
u I. NsuAtiun ssasssi s~yk
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FbW'D K COLLINS, No. "a Wai-s.., <.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
sIPPHYN gENNARD Co.,
z Austen Fuars, London
3 q. WAINWRIGHT Co., Para
GEO. Il. DRAPER, HAVE.
Ct thess ships will not be accountable sos &C.
dvr buon speci. gery precious stones metals ues
nj. Of sdns snsd therefor snd hs sGu5 ihsrof there's
sIpy.ssed
ea,upexs Will psGo take notice that tbs ssps Of I'M, me s.S
NJ. N INV goois CONT and Of va.
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SIZZLING LIQUOR on SUSDAY.-John Keenan,, pro-
aoy of saloon in Raymond Tll.ry ws taken nie
custody ye.terdsy B, vt9e Of an ssecso, IN the ham,
osn 10 .how.up goods and chstels TO the amount OF 40
and eo. was the County Jail for further rehe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

The Executive Committee of the Camden and Am
bow Railroad Company have made Of 300 10 Mrs
Ho and the wife Of the unfortunate engineer who WAS kled
on Saturday last and also settled upon her annuity Of *S
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DEHNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.-Tbe GREAT

zF Il
NJ CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities EIh
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, t con-
nuous Railway direct The al sso connects q, Pttsburgh
with daily lire Of to al the Western Rivers.
snd at sud sanduy vh Steamers 10 al port. on
he Eorthwestern Lakes ng the most direct cheapest A.
reiabe route BY which khEIGRR bs forvardod 70 ND
ffou the Crest vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA arc ffTTSbUR6h
Pi1s1 CsAss-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods IN 80 %, 70. q
boxesJ Furs. r. Athers, Sc ..........'...')
Bscosp CLAsS-Books aud stationery, Dry
Good. Yin bAles) Hardware, Leaihei' % pef :" d.
Wool 6c............ '....-'..'';)
YBisp CLAss.-Apyis Bag us, Baeon snd IA psr lDso
Pori (in bulk J Hemp, kc....;..........;)
fouaTH CIAss-Cofce, FiS Bacon and 10 OF 100 n
PorS tPsrked) Lard ard Lard Oil. .:.: - =
r shippsg Goods rUIn POINT eAs o. fnhadrpha % ~
hcuiAr The pao& wa Peul vanis kalroad Al
Goods oonssned e Agent. Of this Road 81 FhiSief2as q
Pita,uJgh will be forwarded without dstsiitiob
FstpeHr AGEkrs-hoses Potter, Boston, j. "a Htiossi
Nsw-York; r. j. Su~sder, Philadelphia. hAUaS ho0fis,
Baltimore, Geo. c. Frsso.cus Psursh sprinsmAn sf~p.
Cs~nIsi Ohio J. a. SoofbcSd. Lgu~yna ky. J.. {.
kekiruIu Madison. Ind haieh Ca ~ LosA, hai >. u
Mitchell 4 Son, Fvsns,hs, Indiana
Ros r,brr 70 roals blls of lsiirf. aPrfY y,
D. L. U.LIOTT, Agent Penn Aaiho.a Co. %
C. n. ALLIk. No 2 Aston iiou,s, Nov ross
H. ~ HOUSTON, Oensr1 freight Agent, fliisislPh4&
n ! LOHBAEHT srp~finiAsdsn,. ALoons. Pa
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Vino PRIMARY MEETIsGs.-The Wing primary
a IN. County of Knr take pses this (tndsyl evec
rs Tor IA. uupo.e II eleens delegates meet IN Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

MaAlIe. Psrod's Concert in Brooklyn, at the AtSs-
no urn, N night, FndAy, the lfth shout draw isrgs
hudenos. She il frs. elsss vocalist, who has jest
h.d he ost brlnn, Success IN her recon. concerts in
this City. Hhe will be assistet by n and Mad.
S;rakosch, Mr. Bernard, Mr.. AP'"Taas oa the hap
all celebrated aItists..
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WrturslcHs

r3LAP EXCURSIONS By LONG ISLAND
\ RnILROA q between GREEsPOsT and $40 hAksO BON
90 sTW.yOHE-EA,. PYr, Cen'.-Leave Brooklyn every
WpnNE : n A y and SATURDAY naA ~ Leave 3reonpoFt
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 70 4 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

The Bergen County Courts commenced on Tuesday
the fth inst. TWENTY-FIVE bills OF Indictment were found b
tie Grand Jury mostly for selling liquor without license.
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It's MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

u GREAT REDUCTION in PRlCES-fr CALifoh-
MA via PANAMA.The lshmas crossed tor oceNh 70 ooa
h for hours IN fscass raicas Meals On the lnn w
10 Storage Bass4se for cabin pa.'enser zee N
pounds Baggage for passengers Zee iJ IsIuI
az Panama free for at passenEe ~ th' -
Inc marniscent Steamships: ILLfSoIS, GEORGE Ian
JNO. L. STEPHENS, SONORA. GOLDEN A6b; foGD< '
CATE The next Steamer viii he di'pnchef Tor AS ~
WALL on her re su.r day. THURSDAY sept - at cloe<
from the pier Of WeTenst Norfh kiyer connec'us
a, p.n,r. with the Pacific Vel STE .hp Company Maguh
cent steamer SONORA, Capt Richard Nhtins The Puhlc
ere Ifoufd that the p. NJ 5 Co alwat- ave one OF
,s auers wing A. Psnan esdy for ,yoi any posi-
he detention Of pa.sepper mails For pas.s'e agPy ~
w RAYMOND the only office o. thu Compsnies NO ~
We.t.,t corner Warren ffontre the North River
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HELD FOR TRnL.-ROss MoMahan was arraignod
b.fte Justice Bsrnsd HoDoken "Wednesday, charged
with receiving qusny Of goods stolen by three lads Ia March
Last OF arrested the time and the other fox
DAYS hemshan has but Just been caught He was held
10 bsi IL the Of 300
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIP q ID SaNRORS at the New York Lung

Institute No Rod treats all diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat by the Inhaaion Cold Medic,et Nspors without
administering any drugs whatever into the stomach VII
promise to treat any chronic disease OF the
Lungs method Of Inhalation than physician can GO
by old practice. Patients received daily from A D. al
SIP. NJ
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.,rm IrnnrY nAnkoAn tntrnll.ank1

ArW JtfHfr NAHkOAn For fliilAnkL
~ rat. --A ~ s,ittti .~i " arr u. JrEarN uTrF
tsi as,. "a ssa t,r.s tts~. ts.vs Ss"- ~. 49,
A. . ~ .-j --l "a tts~~.L ~. hs~ss seSs-'i
a.- % % a. 10 &c AL Q, 10 .-i 10 ~ s,i'
a. ~ ~" '~;s., A-s.-~--sa.s,s- tS.s .s.,~s ("
s-~feAs 81 s...iy.ss ttsy~sL ffss.- 49, %'
pl-l-' l.. sioi III ~ w.. .-i - sas--'.s w-~eias
W>sIs ~ ss--sI hAsa.sS .sssssA I. W~~a'-ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

4 WORK HorsE.-The Hudson County Board OF
Chosen Frseholder meeting Wednesday determined
Cogaty Wckiiouse, for the employment OF ths
county Of IS 900 20 the
county board In the County jail Tho Freeholdsss
will on MONDAY next visit the Poor House Farm u Ascertain
whether there upon it good ste for tho building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

LfcFNsYs.-The Hoboken Council has passed
resolution that all psrsons whose business requires csr
.hs be ftbey have by the 18th ns ar
lice ns-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

TIE Committee of the Hoboken Council appoints
10 confer vita Jersey City Water Con rnsson's relative
supply " Pssaic Hoboken. reported progress
"Wednesday evening and spoAe ayoab OF the prospect OF
artsp cement the cities for that purpose.
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Advertisement. !

This world and invaluable Toilet article still sod
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers for only > cents
bottle. Propretors Depot No % LiberSsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Yesterday morning a boy
named Samuel Smith arrested by Ocer es OF the fi
ict Pc ice charge OF bursiouy entecs the hous
of Mr. Samuel Goodwin in NOr'h frsst %. ID and steal
ipe thereirom 81. Committed TO await rra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

THy CoURTs.-City Court, before Judge Culver
Jaue Wles AIT George s. Buck action for Plaintiff
pought house su.ed in Cum oerand PArkav. from
defendant ard small peut IT, She refused tn
paw subsequent iatss nts until the papers
one ag while the defendant took her urnturo
ard outside Of the house. where IL remained and be-
came damaged by tho rsn The plaintiff hsvns place 70
lodge ed 80 the Fourth District station Hcuss
For this an seton for damage brought The
couc uded when the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

The Thanksgiving Just recommended by Gov. Prce
fNew Jeney be hed the it Of October intended for
spec0 rec gn ion Of the blessings Of Providence in the
ssu haryes exemption from disease aud not intended
70 the usually held In Noyembsr
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LUDLOW ~ 20. CELf -SfhLiN" NhN NIhO
only made requiring solder or cement taxing
the lead Of all others. For preserving fresh all nds Of Fruit
Peaches Tomatoes Grapes &c, 1t is invaluable. It's sim
pcty and peseyatve principles are eydeat upon Inspection
Try them. Manufactured sno sold by 49,
TAYLoR hODGETIs. No. 90 Beekrnan 81, N 4.
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CoURr or SEssOys-Before Judge MOORE ADD
Tnstces SrRYKER and EMMoSs-FraDk Doseey tried
indictment for burglary tue third degree for stealing w.eh
from house Ewen-s'. (E D. some ae ago va, found
uy md recommended to the mercy OF the Court By tho
Juy Sentence reserved No other eases being really tn,
Court ad louned ill this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

II is suggested Tat a collection he taken up in each
Of the hurche. Ia Jersey City Sunday ' the benefit OF tbs
sufferers BY yellow Efforts making TO get up
public meeting for this purpose
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iSSS DAY BOAT 6r IQs.

tCsb,bs ALBANY, ,sndns l-sch way 1CsbsJe
Nysci Gravy Point West Point New6Grsh Poughkerr.
se Ptlnebeck Carskii Hudson, and Casseckie Mes,
20 M b. ara The ssvorte s,esmet ARMENIA Cs,,
I 3 Cochran, Is maSns Der regular trips Albany
seyins Se-Y orb from foot Of ubersst, every yUEs
IA. aHURsDAY .ns SATURDAY, n 7 O'Clock A n
"a sagrager Waite, viii accompany tire Steamer
- &c cheel bsgg4ge tree. For particulars nolire q New
so.t ar ne RAILROAD o-fce. ChsIrh--ss- wharf
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Arrest or SUPPOSED RIVER TaIEvEs.--Yesterdsy
morning shon 81 oclcck three supposed TO DO rsor
thieves were arrested board OF schooner me foot
south Tenfh H. D. by Sergeant Doughty snd Ohcors ~
Jacobs AMI Vneer Of ihe Fifth DISCREET The men, who CAV"
their names as James Lewis John Wilson and Joseph WISE
rowing along the shore with matied oars ana
gnsnils followed by the officers aud eventually ar
tsed The schooner but property wa found Ia their pcs
session They were committed to await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

Found DRowNEp.-Yesterday afternoon CoronT
held Dque. the body OF an unknown ooy ~
or is veAs found floating in the river 'eI the Osndsi
iF.rry apparently h snd wa dre.see IN ous
esu pantaloons and roundabout and o'ue and WIN" 'P
shi
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ESCAPED COyvIcTs.-Two females sttired in prison
garment who had Just escaped from BLACKWELL. Island
arrested y O'Clock, A. M Yesterday at the Peck slip Ferry
by Ofcer Beses They handed the New orx
authori,ies
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ARRFsr.-A German, named Wettershaw has been
Jersey CITY BY Constable Davis charged with stssi
Ane upon ssschpg his house large o OF cothins bod
ether .ces found justice Bedford committed
hr, ~ MI
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ARREST OF ARVTR-THIEF.-iesterday afternoon
Officer Van ~ Ike e the Fifth District Police, arrested man
raIed John Donohue being ryerthe ne ocns
detected In company with other men, IN removing auso
t,y Of junk from uneer the dock foot of North Tenth
ST. where had been secre,ed the day proyioux tbs
other two men escaped in small boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

RowpYISN-A number o.: men visited saloon M
on "Wednesday night and after pntasins OF supf
AMI nunber Of drinks, marched Oh wth0n. paying ef ne
Tn. b,r ter der proesnE against their LEAVING "ithou
m,n, eot severe besins One Of The party named tuss
Me(onqhlin arrested aud brought before JUuee Smn
Yesterday snd fned si0 and ten days imprisonment