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paper Warehouses;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son c., No , Bseku.4nst offer for sss on he lsv-
terms.
Writing PsPer, Ensiish. rF.aeA zae American
News Paper. al Sres, weights and qualreS
Book Paper. ell siIes, weights an qualities
issue Psrer fsrcy ana white Of TIRE hes qa.lJ
Hsrsiug fspet, white and co.oTei. i,serer. v.d;sI
dafters Paper thin AMI % the bess Qaslsy.
Cloth PAPER, SoK4J and tlxfS
EEs.eh dM3wArs Paper, s-gs assortment, ass Arrived
Shexthnf f.per OF tee best quality.
NrApgirg Paper Straw RAJ s1o h.nils
Tea fapeE, Of different sues
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a TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFOAD
TAUNTON and NEWPORT.-lnland route, without delay
change Of cars baggage. carry the Eastern Mail
The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone arc
C. VANDERBILT, Capt j. K. Pendeton connection go
the Stonon and Providence and Boston and Providence ksi
roads leaving NeYoTk daily Sundays e1cepte from pa,
No y. r.. first wharf shove Bstteryplace az r d. Ne
stonrFt0n 81 ~ srrys Of the hsh Tsin SAcs
leaves Boston st 8 50 PN. -
The [. VANDERBILT, from New-York-Nonday, Wednes
DAY and Friday FROM Stouingon-Iuesiay, Thursday nc
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York-Tuesdsy, Thar
Saturday. From sonngton-Sionday Wednesday and
FndAy.
Passenger arrival SounEon. proceed immediately pei
Railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford n
tie Express Ma train reaching sad places several hours N ID
vance II and ample time 81 ths
ea4v Mosung Lines connecting North and East Passengers
who prefer remain boad the steamer enjoying nightf
rest undstubed breakfasig II desired aud leave Sto0non
A. NJ train connecting At Providence With the u H.
Boston Taunton sld New befod And az East Green
vich, l. with the steamer LIBERTY Tor NEWPORT, AZ
irving there atou 4. VI.
Bsgssse Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way.
Through tickets on Mondays Wednesdays and Frdsys fo
Nantucket Holiness Hole sud Woods Hole ss New Bedford
tcHneciirg with the steamer Eagle Wing
Tor passage herth freight application may
be sde pier No Norh RveI OF At the oce, No 10 Bat
place
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IVV O'CT LOOK STEAMBOAT LINE for

1--WE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE for
" HUDSON .nd INTERMEDIATE PLACEs-The spien
a. ste.rssrs COLUMBIA snd SOUTH AMERICA vii leays
soo Of srrsous EVERY AFTERNOON SUNDAYS eSes oied
a, ocock connecting with from kingston Ssskil Ant
gsson .nd Bos on Railroad md Chatham -Four Corners I'd
Ssrds connecting with stages FOR l. eanon spns'l 80
So,IbSge lee Pittsfed North and South Adams ani A.
IN tsn rsrrs Of Massachusetts, The nrsstaln leaves u
a. AZ eloe n The morning and arrives in Ptsned IN ina
=. -, - ~ WAVILASD CLARK Co.
~ L. r. NELLEN Co.
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GRAND III EASITRF EXCURSION TO LAKE

~ syPERiOR-TEs nex AL superb s.e.nsr PLANET.
Cept ~. n. ESlARkOOk. Wi cave CLEANELAtD on
"WEDNESDAY ENENiSG Ausast IS, st o'e.ock sad DE-
TkOlT 90 THURSDAY MORNING. the l6-b. ~ 3 o'clock
oustug atMseinsc Esse River Ssut Mare Out5uss1u
hsqu-tts Lsroute Copper HArbof. Superior CRY, Elsle
Hkfhcg Gc SAYING - each place few hour ave paen
VISITING the Mnes other PLACES
tcFst In thsi romantic REGION The TIP up vii occupy shout
days and IL destined y 80 TIE EXCURSION Of the
ne sailing YAeh Of - viii be aong for
the Amusement a tie Fs-e from CeTesni up and
bses, - fsrs from Detroit up and back $ The Plane.
&c trns burden hut expressly ff the Lake Superior trade
sroered BY e-eebe sni experienced Esute-n and viii
corots'e 80 cabin pesserg The hos.is entirely and
decidedly Ct the and best boats bat
hichssn She = hed up with view make her n al
specs uperior bat Aer her from the II.
ale v b POI the frur Detroit OnEnssor
lesying DeTc!; ever Thursday morning ociocs For
F-t sht PsfsAxe srply borrt A. PIERCE Cleve-
lsnd, c. 4 TROWBRlDGE. Detroit. l. WARD, Detroit
In the uuaber u passenger should exceed hr-e hur-
drfc the FORESTER vii scco-.ps1y
the Psns; The Forester has very lag. and beautiful Daa
iE oon and vii IL othes respects add the pleasure Of
tie Excursion Detroit July 1854
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
3 ~. PErTENGlLL & CO. No. III, Sassslst, Sew.fNt
have made such with the 1esf and Wildly
ussd journals the Unifed and Cansdas thai tbsy ~
enabled made saving Of time and expese the sdgs
ho 90 business through item. They ect the bss papers "a
advertise csusI cuousy AZ BE ycsy loves prices AID AS
the interest Of te customers u VEN. Merchants esS
sitsd % cal them.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ SPRING ARRANC EAiESTS. commencing April ?
iS5-Lesye SeYoIk for Eaon BY steamers Red Jacket and
Wyauing. from Pier No. ? North Rive, al A IL. and
P ~ For Some-yille, way ~ $50 ?. NJ.
The above trains connect a. Ezabehrown with trains he
R4gJersey Railroad which leave NewYoTk f0m foot o.
nrlandt-t q 4. ~. - ~, and 4 and p. N.
For schooeys MountAinLe.ye AZ " Fare through 81
John O. STERSS, superintendent
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NEWPORT.-MOST DIRECT and PLEAS
~ Ant POf~TF-A,k Tor Tckr., va NeE.Lonion. Take
he A. " Express Train FOR New which connect. wn
re.nwch and the rev es-er LIBERTY aero~ Saa,anse,
By 70 Newport; thus syoinE the long detosf By Prodeote
@ due, sr distance BY railroad aBt arriving 81 Newport about
~, burs n advance OF ether RetHrninE leave New port
/. hour ser arrive IN NeNIork b. same tAn ron New
Esvsu "a PASSENGERS ~ cth-rlines Fare though, ~
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<TFW. Jersey RAT ROAD-For PHILADEL

NEW-JERSEY RAltlROAD-EOr PHlLADEL
~ PEffA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY CITY.
Uned Mel and EKPress Lines Leave New orr ane
10 A NJ and ard p. VI Through IN four hours second
Cass TO- - Is IN 4. snd - IN and 10 A. NJ 1nd
p NJ The New.Jersey Accommodating Line leaves At u NJ.
A. storrins all way-satiOns Through Tickets sold i5f
Cincinnati lat and the West and for Baltimore W.shns
ton Norfolk kc and through baggage checked TO "ssnnso'
In A ~ md ~
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W. {. PICKERsGILL, WV. c. ALLEN
] I AsPISwALL HENRY 2. sPACLDING,
ROBT. 81 OLTPHAST, WIN q. LANE,
& p LAMAR ROBT. SPEEDING.
RICHARD LATHERS, SAMUEL BATES,
JoES ALLEN VIZ. LOTrlMER.
VIM II. GUIOE. WI III EfARTs,
ADRIAN IsFLIE F. W. REiMER,
THOs. RICHARDSON. THOMAS sLOCUn5,
JOHN II. ELLIOTT. HIRAM HUTCHINSON
JOHN p BROWN. LEWIS B. BROWN,
las W PHILIPS AMOS r. EMO,
GEORGE BARNES GEO. BLISS,
A LACHAIsF ABRAHAM BELL.
CuAs II DABETY g. G. SAMPSON
VIM LOESCHlGK, JAS. NJ BROWN,
PIP RODoCASACHI JAMES Bernhard,
GEORGE GRIsWOLD. IL. FRED'K C. GERHARD.
Commissioner. appointed 70 open Doors Of Subscription:
JOHN l. ASPINWALL WILLIAM g. LANE,
HENRY r. sPAULDING, GEORGE BLISS,
HIRAM HUTCHINSON
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CUPREME COURT IRVING ~
- Co will eel az auction. FRIDAY August IS, a. 10.
o'clock at the Saesrooms No Pins-st.:
sUrRFNE COURT-GeOree ID. jarvis and Henry Cormoras
at Frederick Gcrardin By virtue Of attachment In ths
sboveened sDd BY order Of ss granted therein
will be sold as above cor cash. lots 70 suit the trade twenty
Eve casks French Painted and Gilt Porce ain AsES yOhN
ORsFR Sheriff JOHN 7. STEWART Deputy Sheriff.
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OPPOSITION TO RAILROAD MONOfOL1-
~ CHANCE Of TINE and REDUCTION Of FAkE' ana
everv fav The ZANE price. FARE ONLY % cents 70 sAt
HARBOR GREESFORT an ORIENT POINT. f.Se9ssrs
tekesd through Easthon pon Southampton Tor :.
Souihod and Bndghamptor t. - Comsc p cents are 70
NORTHPORT 30 cents; PORT JEFFERSON - cents Oa
al after JULY IS 1856 un further notice the spiendd ne"
stezer ISLAND BELLY, Captain J. P9st Wi ,I, ssse
N.wYofk from Cathariue MA-set lip on IL cDAf, Ii is
DAY and SATURDAY a. A. NJ making the above landings
End srlivns u sag Harbor q, 81 Returning I'll esvs
SAG Hsrbor on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a. 8
A. NJ Gre nport g. Orient POiu 9i5 Port Jefferson Il NJ
Ncrthport r. ~ FREIGHT viii be received oy sn agent on
the wharf IN Nev-York Monday Weduesday and Friday from
10 A. NJ p NJ For further particu ars inquire o. = 4
DUDLEY. No. 2o5 soufh-si., Of = r T. " bELLOes'
So Water-st. New-fork
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OK DAY BOAT for I

IQSS DAY BOAT FOR ESSE
1000. ALBANY landing tsseh wsyl Il 4-,,5".,
ne Rhine beck CAtskin, Hudson, and c. .eetis Neal
prvei on board TIE svorte steamer AhNENIA, SAPt
n Cochran Is now making her regular trips 20 Albany
Jeayins NeYork from foot Of Chambersst, every ~
DAY THURSDAY, sna SATURDAY, At J o'clock, A. y.
MA Ba4rAze- Masfer will accompany the steamer escA
Wv 70 chck Basg4ge free. For particular inquire a. New
yofk ard Erie RsilIos3 Office ChSDbersst ~nAit
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TOR EFPOOI-PATRIOTIC LINE
Il The and fastssins Packets ship CALHOUN, Csp-
D. X Truu vii have immediate Dispatch for the above port
For Freight psssee having superior GccommotAao1s sp-
py on board e. tn Pier No 5 North River or %
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, Ne = Broadway.
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Tor HAVRE via SOUTHAMPTON.-The
Il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of sTEAMSHlPS-
The frs steamship ARiEL 23 . uns Leievei mas
ter vii eeve NewYork from Pier No 90 North River foot Of
Chambersst A. NOON preciaely, SATURDAY Aug. ii,
oI HAVRF calling SOUTHAMPTON, 70 land mails pes
senser- and srecle -.
FTst-cl. ~ Passage 70 Southampton OF Hsvre..Sllo
Sec1ud-class Passage. %
The ARIEL viii be followed hy the NORTH STAR sept l.
The owner these vessels vii not h accountable for cod
silver Bullion, Specie Jewery Precious stones or Metals un
less bills Of ladng signed therefor, and the value hereH
therein expressed
specie and goods taken usual Nc freight received 81
ter noon Of the day before sailing.
No ecuri until paid for Letters prepaid st cents pei
o. will be received the Office ny % II A. NJ Of the day OF
sailing and viii be- carried IN lndiau5ber bess under
and arrival A. Soutkampt0 HAVE VII - lIae
distelv Serusited In the PostOfiees there.
Psces taken, pr paid, dollar aud upward
FIXED DATES OF SAILING. -
From seW-fOTk: rom haFr-, . .,
NORTH SIAR..Soptember ARIEL ~
Itember p NOklh SI1 Sequence "a
NORTH STAR. October IS AhifL Octo3eI =
ARIEL ........November NDSth - An SoNe-nyeI -
ARIEL November =
These steamships cassed Al the lslsn Oees and
specie end goods vii b. insured IN them Al a. 10" rates q pre-
mum IN any other steAnsh- nat cross NE ocer
For Freight CT Passage spT!y TO u IOhAANSh,.
ALBERT n. CHRfSrIE,
No Place y Ia Bourse. Paris
CHRYSTIE, SCHLQSSMANN Co,
No. = Ogsi Ca-mir Delay1gne hayre
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fs'HE BRITISH ard NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
YRoN sEw-YORK TO LITEkFooG.
Chief Cabin Passage.
keCOud CABIN Iassage. -
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
ghef Cshn Passage. .........................+llS
Second Cabin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
The ships from Boston call a. Halifax
ARABIA, Capt Judkins. AMERICA, Capt Lang.
PERSIA. Capt. Ryre. EUROPA, Capt shannos
ASIA. CCpi. 2 q. Lott CANADA Capt stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NIAGARA, Capt Leiteh-
Tbese yesls carr cleer white light masthead: green
asrboaFd bow; red On port bow.
AMERlCA Lsng Leaves Boston, "wednesday oth JuJ
CANADA Stoue... Leaves Boston Wednesday, lst Aug.
ASIA Io,t...... Leaves Boston wednesday i5'h Anf
aNFnTCA LAur....I caves Boston Wednesday, 2th AGs
CANADA Stre.....L Leaves Boston wednesday 18th Sept
AFRICA Leaves Boston, ecnesday LIN Sep-
Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board
TIE owners ~ these sirs will not b accountable for God
Silver Bullion Specie Jesely Precious stones OF Metals IN
e.s bs Of lsns Esnsd therefor and tbs value hsrsci
kerein expressed.
SoT freight passage, apply 70 - - -
E CUNARD, No. Bo~inrsre-s.
fhers viii be steamships o. this line from Newfork rna
urther notice.
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Z. c. HALLIDAY, Auciioneer. -
DOSITIYE SALE bY ORDER Of the SUPERB

II OR COURT-E. c. HALLIDAY will sell at auction on
FRIDAY Aug TO- 1855 y O'clock the Merchsns ES'
change 81 those certain LOTS Of LAND with the Blu Id
INs thereon known Nos 2e3 aud 295 Beeckers each
being % wide and IS feet deep For farther particulars see
legal in The Evening Post, signed James SANFORD
Referee (<oi
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Gfcnrsicns.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS BY LONG ISLAND
" RAILROAD between GREESPORT and SAG HARBOR
add NV iOkk-Fae Fifty Cen leave Brooklyn every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. A. NJ Lesve
Gfeerpor. every MOSDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
10 A. 81
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NEW.
4 YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This the VII -
composed Of the following and SPLENDID ships vz:
CALH0UN.......2too tuns burden. Capt d. II Truman
H. CLAY...l $50 tuns burden. Capt David CsulktnA
HEBSTER......201 600 uns burden....Capt j. Lawrence
ORIENT ........ 100 uns burieH...Csp- Geo : hil
The above vessels have been recently hailt, and As IL
ard substantial IN the trade
They commanded BY Of experience and sbify fhs
accommodation yey superior, and every skeron WI pe
made promote the comfort Of passengers and he eonvenens
nshippe~ For freigh; psssage, apply 70
sPOFFORD. TILESTOS Co, No. 80 Broadway.
Agents y LverpOo!-T. GkIAsHAW &C, no. 10 Gcfss
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Ocean 9tfdmers, &t.

TOR CALIFORNIA; $50
II GRYAT REDUCTION OF FAREs-Se- YORK snd "a
fOrnia Steamship Lane v. ses.Ig, ASse ~ ~ M.
no horsr than other route ,vgslns M az sai
B.v Rates Of through TO San Francisco including lnas
sz0ssins; si-s
secCrd CABIN sssss.'s...'s.'ss''''
s.ssT'fs steamship N0iTf RI LIGHT
20 tuns burden, Capt Tnkl-psuEh, vii ie@ye per 20
Sor,h River o'e'o,k P " precisely for PCSrA AKE-
C0RTFs 200 tu. burden the Nc.raElA T-sns route
bsvipa bat twelve ss Of and ransortAon y az
~ 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No. sowi.nE-Eresn
Litter bars made the ce STAMPED letters taken Tor %
cents each
TT :, MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
O.HAvASA and EEw-ORLEASs.-On FRIDAY, August
= ~ - "a .y m9 ,sspbe CRESCENT CRY Capt John
es ooLdon. viii her place II he Ane and SAL =
P..ssse can Be secured At tire Compsny's Office.
Fright TO Nev-Orlesns . cents Per cubic bot
Enet 81 tie Company On application their Office No other
form. signed and DO bills Of siirs VIII be signed AFTER the hour
Fer Ffsshi Passage spPy At the Oee c9@gssZ No.
II Westst.. cor. Wsfrens NJ y. kOsEh4e
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEM[
II WEEKLY r : MAIL LISE.The srd very last z1iDz
..esnser NASHVILLE " berry commander viii ieave Per
No.4N R. on SATURDAY, AuE VI a. O'Clock p w. rrecise y
Fer freight .PPy board where al 5. q .t1S MI III
sS and e page s. the o 5 q sr1 cl.s 10 So mas
ioilos.: To Jacksonville. ISL; TO PlsiE., sSs
TOR BREMEN. via SIMULTANEOUSLY
United ststss Mai Steauship WASHINGTON, z Ssxs2-
AhPTON 20 land the s and passengers for Euz AMI snd
France SATURDAY Augus H. AZ l. O'Clock h ron ris'
No. 81 North River.
PKtcE or PASSAGE PROM NEv-YoRK TO SOUTHAMPTON o.
BREHEN:
In first cabin, min sai Don.
In sIsi cabin, lower ssOcn liV
In saeCrd cabin
An eIrrrenced attached 10 each steamer specie
evered Hsvre London. All letters must pass through
the Post-Ofsce. For pesssEe freight apply 70
c. II. SAND. Agent. No. II South WliAn-s'
The steamer HERMANN vii succeed the Washington and
sail September 8.
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~ ROAD-sUMsIER ARRANGEMENT, May !, Is56
TRANS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For Eew.Hsysn-1, A N
Bnaseport-7. A 81, Ex-i) 1850 S-e (Ae; and Ex) &
Gxl 40 P ". For Aiori stFattoId Eairaed Southport
70 4 NJ l2so 90 TX and Ae GEI !. So SIS P "
Ae.l $50. Sis p ". For saiord-7 g. A 81 Ok l2So
so, :, EH) 80, SIS p 81 70. Port Chesse. sna New.
snd Insunsdiste SLStons-7, A. ~; lASo 49, 5l5, ais
PM
Ok For Hartford ard SPIN zfed-3 lExil 10 P ~,
(EAj For Connecticut River Railroad % Mo5tTsals A. a.,
(Rxl Cor Csna Ralrosi-3 A. NJ, Ell 10 r. D. For
Esw.Lontou Railroads A. NJ; fP. 81 For HOussfone Rail
rcsd-s A. NJ; So p VI. Fox Nsugatuck Railroads 4 y
SO p 81 Fer Dsnbury aud 6orwsls Rslros3-7, A a.
sPN.
TRaIvs TO Hsy-YoEy-Froa Eew. Hsysn-5.S, :, sS
A. 81; Is (Exl ASo s55 P. NJ, (EIl FROM BrdgspoT-
$40 "a ials A. n; Z32 (EAJ 5u s32P. ~, fELl From
Sorwak-5 al. ais, lo52 A NJ 2bS TX, So, 81, le
N e. FROM Per- Chss.er-5Se 6 IS ~, a51, II-a
A 4cs, 6EP.M JAMES Il. HOfI, suPL
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~
~ after MONDAY July 2 1855 and uEt. further Pa
Trzns vii cave Pier. foot Of Duane fotO~s
DCNkIRK EXPRESS. a. - W, tor Dunklrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, a. A NJ for Buffalo.
NAIL. SIS A. NJ, for Dunkk and Buffalo 81 inern--y
Stations Passenger b. his Train VII aitr
o. OEego. md prpeeed the next morning
ROChLASD PASSENGER, = ) P n, fhon foo o, Cham
essst) va Pirrnort for suf-rs and ntsrnes-e sso-s
WAY PASSENGER, At 7. ~. fo- NsThErEa sns Orsyils
AL inferrnetisf StAriorS
NIGHT EMPRESS e. 5. - P ~. s., D1rkrk A. Bas.o
kAIGRAST a. 2. n. foT Du1krk AZ ztAo. AL irtsr
MEDIATE Stations.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, every Dag excepting Saturdays
81 p NJ IL. Durksk aad Bl1ao AID .n;ermedae S.s
tCns.
On SUNDAY, two EIrrss -r.ias az $50 aaae :Nra
These EIpress Ia-s Elmrs with tie Hirs IA
fszars ais arOst toI Niagara Pals ~ BEiko ana Dla
kirk Sfh the LAKE Shore Railroad for Cleveland C-Inns
Foedo, Detroit, Th.ss,, &C. and Eirh ers,-sls. spertX
b. II N-C ,LLUN G-nsr.. sap'L
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD I'M

A'k -IrSseers foE CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS 81
poin1 Wes, and south West ohtAir Thr,ryh IT,
I'd \. IL 1siign eoeceItns rote. t.fs, ke ser Sv h.
NEN.YoRk And ERIE RAILROAD, Or NEw.Y0aT
CENTRAL RAILROAD. By srplcsion he Corn., =. %
See 10. lss Rros'~sy, cor. Dey-T.
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Gopartnership Notices.

GOPARTNERSHIP. - The undersigned have
~ this day associated under the 6rra Of ~ T. JENNINGS
49, os ts parIose Of franssetng the WHOLESALE Srt
RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS a the old location Ne 81
brosdSsy W. 7. IENNINGS
h r. ROBINSON
New York. Aug l, 1888 RB VALENTINE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Copart.
IN rsp begetoore existing N s.s the frn II HAtSgs
BROS CUMMINGS. hsBosorts Maaafse,urer, Al No iI6
Sd an New York "a THIS sth nay OF Auruss lsSS DIS-
S0LS b. mutuA consent and that the saa business vii Be
eonnued and a. claims sgsins sail hru settled by p
W HAINrS (Signedl n. J. HAlSEs
T. w. HAiNfS and
Rs~-YOrt. Asgus 3, ieSS l. 2. CUMMINGS.
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findnridl.

GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM
VI PAEY-Nooe Is hereby given that the Books Of Sab
cription to the C.pt4 Stock Of this MARINE COMPANY
viii BE- opened the 18th day o. August AZ the BANK OF
TIE REPUBLIC and At the BANKING House Of he'sA OUS-
CAN SHERMAN Co. to remain open until the capital s
subscribed
Printed Charters be obtained Of either Of tn DIRECTOR
with such other Information may Be- desired lns'Lmsn To
said capital to called IN time e. the Directors
may require
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lNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL sTEANERs.-Ihe .hIps ooaponsg th.I


the following.
BALTIC Capt Ccmsrock ADRIArIC.
these ships having been bulk BY contract expressly Or -
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-04
Know Nothings In Illinois.

At the late Know Nothing State Con.
vention in Illinois, the following resolu.
ton was adopted, among others, as por-
ton of the platform. It is pointed, and
speaks the sentiments of nearly the en-
tire North of all parties. Illinois has re-
deemed herself IS far as has been in her
power from the wrong of Douglas in ad-
vocating and voting for repeal of the
Missouri Compromise: =
THAT the time has arrived when the
American party of the United States is
called upon to take open, fearless, and
unreserved ground upon the great cues
ton of slavery, that is now agitsting the
people of every section of this Union
and that the intense excitement and agi-
tation which at the present time are dis,
tracing our country upon the subject oi
slavery have been caused by the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise; and that
that repeal was uneaIled for, gross Tio-
lation and disregard of sacred compact,
entered into by the two great sections oi
this great eonfederacy, and in the high
est degree destructive to the peace and
welfare of this Union. That a restora-
ton of the Missouri Compromise, as it
will restore the territory for which it was
originally made to the same situation in
which it was before that line was unne-
cessarily destroyed, so it will restore
peace and harmony to the country, with
out injury or injustice to any portion of
the Union; that while it will only give
to freedom that which with due solemni-
ty and good faith was long since convey
ed to herun contract, twill also equal
ly preserve the full and undisputed rights
acquired under it by the South; and
that therefore the Missouri Compromise
should be restored, and that in all politi-
cal national contests the American party
in the State of Illinois, will demand of
its candidates for Office, among other
qualifications, their open and undisguis-
cd opinions upon this question"