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BOOT & SHOE MAKING.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
i informing his friends and the public generally
sakss that he kea laid in good assortment of
RR all kinds of Sole and Upper Leather, and is
zalnow PREPARED to furnish as good an article
in the way Of Boots and Shoes any other estab-
lshment in Freehold, and on as reasonable terms
Fine and coarse work constantly on hand for sale
Cheap.
Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere
Thankful for past favors we hope to receive a con-
tinuance of the same
PATRICK GAvEN
Freehold, Oct rs, 1854 1-tf
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Dissolution.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE CO.
IN Partnership heretofore existing under the firm
CONNOLLY & MASON, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent The business viii hereafter be con-
Quoted by john c. S. CONNOLLY, to whom all ac-
counts of the late firm for Subscription, Job Work,
JOHN c. s. CONNOLLY,
JOHN r. T. MASON.
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Hazleton Coal.

TINE BEST ARTICLE OF LEHIGH COAL OF
L all sizes, received to ORDER and for sale cheap for
Cash, at the Grocery Store of
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS.
November Is, 1854 3-tf
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SUGARS.

or EVERY QUALITY AND PRICE, COFFEE,
- Spices, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Citron Lemons,
&c, &c. Also, Fancy and Common Soaps, Tallow
and Spermaceti Candles, Rice, Hommony and Samp,
Wheat, Rye and Buckwheat Flour Indian Meal
and Ground Feed. Also, Butter and Cheese, and
Fresh Eggs. Vegetables of every variety in their
season, at the Grocery Store of
CONNOLLY g. HIGGINS.
November s, 1854. 2-tf
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Drugs, Medicines,

DERFUMERY, STATIONERY, ALCOHOL, CAM
l. phene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid, Camphene
Szzand Fluid Lamps, Wcks, Lamp Globes, Spices
q Horse Medicines, &C., &C., for sale by A. WALK
Err, Druggist and Apothecary, Freehold. Agent for
Doctors Jayne, Wright, M'Clintock, Rose Brandreth
&c. &c. A. WALKER
October 25 1854 1-6m
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As Good as the Bast 4 Cheap as the Cheapest
CHARLES L0UNSBERRY WOULD CALL THE
~ attention of his numerous customers and the pub
rSlsa. lie to general and well selected assortment
ssasf of Stoves, among which may be found the
go following varieties =
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INSTRUCTORS.

Oliver R. Willis, A. NJ, Principal-Moral Philoso-
ply and Natural Science
Charles A. Walters, A. B., Associate Principal, =
Latin and Greek.
S, W Chadbourne, Vice Principal Mathematics,
History and Vocal Music
George L. Ames, A. B. Latin, Greek and English
Languages.
3. de Prud homme, B. L.,-French Language.
Charles Il. Hinckey, and Linear
Drawing.
Edward H. Rcdfeld, Piano, Violin and Flute
For Catalogues and fuller information apply to the
principals
OLIVER r. WILLIS
CHARLES A. WALTERS.
November, 8, 1854 2-tf
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In regard to our Agricultural Department, we will
state that it is our intention convenient
publish nothing except what relates to, and will ben
eft the Farmers of our and neghboring counties
believing as We do that column of Agricultural
matter, adapted to soil, is worth more than
ten such as City WeekIes and New England Monthlies
contain.
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Maclxerel, Shad,

e.<aeeaFs> GOLDFISH, PICKED AND FRESH
49, Pork, Hams, Shoulders, Smoke Beef &c,
&c. of all qualities for sale cheap at the Grocery
Store of
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS.
November s, 1854. 2-tf
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Princpals)
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Mayhew's Practical Bookkeeping is a capital work
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DRY GOODS.
Just Received.

A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF STONE, CHINA.
IA and Variegated Yellow Ware--the most superb
sg3S article ever before offered in Monmouth coun-
\sA ty and for sale cheap at the Grocery Store of
AZ CONNOLLY & HIGGINS
Freehold, January "a 1855 l3-tf
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It is an excellent book for discipline
and should be in use in every District School botht
in the City and Country.-E. BALDWIN, A. NJ, and,
.: STEWART, Teachers of Select School, Monroe
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~sec'od that be woah BE- c3mreNd und,v existing car
eumstascs, - AJAX Tor extension ~ time but such v
the fae' and nowunesf c1trasruinar, srped'ens
should be adori~d and Of which the fricnd- " BanAs
.eem to have Sapsposi sonc the time I'M the sth y
March.
The erossnrinv Of yesterday wa an episode in she
dull stale fiat and improbable proceedings Of hc ssst
two weeks but aaFurs good 70 ihoa who hive "a
infested ovcrwesning anxiety to effect orsa uza -
We may, therefore expect si,aar demonstrations c,~r
few days, ana in winch perhsp deveiopemcs.,
rich startling and astounding ay 10 light There
are schcmes coneocted and uncrgoinR concoeton
than dream, u BY tho uniniiat~l schomss.
ppeayng wircruing has been the ier q the day
aud night for the Aai two weeks The pickings mn
steaiings the pots and pandcr What eAaiea the %
li'icai caularon 70 ban aud hubble proigioasiy
more lean. ianS aud hungry scs of devils tnfe'ts
city than nov 10 be every tc ia the no'cs
and IN and about the rotunda " the Capitol How eager
~ hey watch the movements aud how anxionsly th~y
inquire after each aeoelys ballot Agony and despair
sroraTahy aciscte3 On het eauutrnane. the day and
weeks roll round wktou, efecting organization, ~
the rhino Ia their nooleis begins 70 gre- email BY H.
n ses and beautifully lohs.
But Who l. 10 b. fpcalorf That Is the qaeeti, niis
Ill absor bling ovrrshsdoving and sniporant question
jost now Greeley who has been oor ves'ns with sss
spiritnot The spit ~ winefthe latter class however
pfeaninates here Just nov but with the senuine b,Sa
e spirs Who hover around certain individuals whcscv~
they 60 both black aud white--nHy- that they ~
fo hun that Banks would certainly be elasei pro
vidsd they banks iends) would hold out foe two ~eks
longer, and hist all that needed WAS back bone"
and Of which should there be any ndicsf1 ms 81 gvtnG
out frequent applications 81 Dra. Weed Webb and Kings
Albeuy unimen,, s0d By seward Greeley Co, ~ouh
produce tho most astonishing effects m al Goes 70 -
ieps tightly sealed and u be thoroughly shaken brfcrs
ns.d. AZ Ties aSsertAnsi the gigantic qushees
II this pent they immediately despatched one n the
aiore@ad doctors whose christian u Thufi0~ 10
Albany In order that be might keep them constantly
supplied.
Candidates KpringinR every Jay for the various
positions about the Capitol Tie two leading candidates
for Clerk Cullon OF Tennessee, and Taylor Of Ohio.
The latter gentleman upierstand, has good many
friends Cuilom's chances two weeks dcsda-y
better than they Que thing which hA. and u
still operating strongly ngainst him ,he-caiow's
and most rdent friends With the t~~iftb
section Routhern Know Noihinps Thes" rnrn p~
remptofiy refuse 10 go Tor Banks Hanks frsns~ mn~n
time urging Cu,om 10 bring enough ~ nyutbsrn
Know No,bingp 10 elect him (naDhs), provifed be fCa
lom) expects 70 receive their support. This may pro
tuce state Of things which Will put u out o. the qusv
ton 10 elect Culom, and Ia that Mr. Taylor nsy -
elected Clerk. DON.
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hLs>D % CtRAcoA, Nov. ~, 1885.
SaN Profuoo--Hc Weotha-C Quarantine LaV-Tr1ds
Difficulty wiA ~ tNitsd Sai>y.
The continuance Of dry ~eather for the la. months
has materially changed the prospects Of the AL, crop tor
tie best several planters have begun rsking II VA
'bs general opinion before this tro months Drought tina,
the salt crop would entirely fall this year, much
that Iartc. have been importing largely from tho spa
nish Main, a mineral salt.
About the Amt Of The present month quarantine n
forty days laid vessels from eli the port vene-
zasa, authentic integcnoe having been received here
hs the choera has been and Il raging In several off-
inland cities and -espors, cay NAenc, Carses Tsgai
ni Porto cai~iio &C This has Tor the present least
eoneiferaby enhanced the price o. aous and corn The
latter article generally coming fros Veregaels.
The bland st quite healthy with thu ,eytiou q
occasional eassr Of yellow river ncdsplal 10 sho
not aecliusa.rd
The ehcuitiss which originated about y-ar ago b.
tween The nii'a states asuf and tie minority q tho
merchants here. stu ccntiEae, and have HpysArAncs
Of being adjusted ~ neither rsrty oil ecsde advance
from The position they have aten. ODe o. them Il fs-
cdefiy ~rorg. Tie administration you'd a veil 20 IN
nsstsly decide he question thss@ cgr;nasd consro-
yefses materially interfere vf.h tbs commerce ADD .a.
'trtsf g bis bland sat the rnlte3 s.A.sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
ARRIVAL OF the EMPIRE CITY.
One Million and a Half of Dollars on
Freight.
News from New Granada, Peru, Chile
and Bolivia,
TO-, TO-. 10.

The United States mail steamship Empire CITY, Oip..
Henry wndle, left Aspnwal Dec s, at Midnight with
the United States mail 450 passengers and 81 900 In
treasure received from the Pacific mail steamer John L.
stephens, (Which reached Panama at o'dIck tina
morning., and arrived oil this port Saturday 18th,
Bpm.
The Empire City has been in dense fog for the last
three days, and for forty eight hours has been up
TO the bar with of the oldest and experienced
pilo,s on board.
Passengers by the Empire CITY, outward, left Panama
at daylight on the 1s per Sonora and the I'd were
spoken by the John l.. Stephens-alI well.
The Empire City brings the following
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THiRTY-FOURr TIL CONGRE 81,
PIRsr SESSION.
SENATE.

suisaros, Dec. II, 1856.
MODIFICATION oY THE PATENT iAws
W JAM eeui) Of =. 4, gave notice that he woall
int cduce b. for the III cation Of the patent laws
NAVAL HEuiu q hoard.
Mr.. Foou, (vhg) Of Vt, PRESENTED a petition from
Captain Graham Of Brooklyn setting forth his service.
and sufierings bthaf 4 the onry, aae complaining
q the ion o, tue .aya Retiring Board. Mr. Foote
fsid IL not his purpose 70 psss structures it,
ton, Ill Tess 10 impugn It, myve bat 1t was not 10 be
difguised rdsnsd nor had sc,pe pu obae yatio
in instancesa least that Il lad sadly mi,udge
Grievous mistakes had been made, aud etoss wrong IN
ficed many meritorious officers. In what mans er
what Of 70 ef Cong should exteni to ths
aggrev 3D. he did consider Il his province to indicate
but regarded II proper subject Of confederation for
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
II was 80 referred when the senate adjourned
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CHILE.
PEACE PR0sPECTS-kAvAL IsTELLI0ESCE-AN AME-
RIoAN AND A NATIvE-ENaLIsu EHTsRPRIsa-
pIIRII N En


BIoAN AND SATIvE-ENaLIsu EsrsRPRIsH-
PUBLIC WORKS TRADE REPORT, Fro.
IBIS republic continues in its peace al progress and
every day gives further proof OF both in tho
dsveoenent OF is well The efforts OF
the government TO improve the condition OF the people
There no potcaI ne ys of interest and law item,
OF Valparaiso sip afoat taken from this 'olo wing
extract Of letter-News here. There IL but little. We
have IN port the French hcet when last wrote
ave the steamer which has gone home. English moi
war none; American none; but have Am 5rican
revenue cutter, the Joseph Lane Capt. Menus, Lieite
nants Hunter Key and Mason. The Lane is by far the
handsomes vessel Of her class tha has gaced these
waters and sal . fourteen and fifteen knots.
An AFFAIR illustrating American spunk, came of tbs
18th iDst. Sunday, at the railroad depot Tho
gineer a the steamboat peytona being OF patience
the sosness Of the train, which Just arrived from
Vine del Mar jumped oil befre the cars had fully stop
ped, for which presumption the Chile supsrin endent
csned him. AS soon the crowd had left and
we're quiet the engineer walked up and striking from
the shouider cropped the superintendent thea quietly
turned on his heel and walked away. Bat often Zig
nifty could not stand this he pu in the iosxup
Yankees.
The Cousino Mole Is quite finished and vessels ant
steamers consgned to Cousino Garland discharge
with great ease and despatch Aside from this tas mole
Ia very ornams ntal TO the harbor al city.
The bank buildings are progressing rapidly; they
situated the rock which the old shi vas
Lost many years since.
Our city government at last awake to tho impor-
lance Of Improvement in paving and arching
the pavement whereas before they thought tina sh d
be lowered In the midcle.
Business during the last fifteen days has slightly I'm.
proved and the country merchants aroused.
Manufacturingi COW gaining ground We have three
large foundries where iron and brass ngs turaed
out with neatuess and dispatch, all owned by English
men. Steam milk, planning machiaes sash and bnd
making are all preparing full bl,st. But
Do. forget my enterpiisiDg friend M:Gs' bag making
manuiactory where Grover Bakers sewing mschise.
unoer his supsrin,.ndence turn thousands 81 well
sewed sacks daily.
The American line of Santiago stages doing sdmirs
bly, under the interchangeable kesy, VINO al to
prove himself the man " open all ocss which he nd In
his way. We have also Yankee line Of omnibuses or
the way, To run In this city.
The three Peruvian steamers built Ia Englsn Apu
rinac, laa ana rumbes. arrived a. Valparaiso tew
hours before the Lima sailed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wAsnSGros, lee II, 1856.

wAsluNGros, Dec ~ 1856
TIM srFAKn,sfnP.
Mr. DuvS, OH rep Of nd, rising persona expIa
nation extracts from the Washington ncs
Cfthe Nex YORK Tribune d to lSa instant sgne1 H.
. = commenting his tDanns) course ia the election
for speaker. lie said notwh, iing The attack he
houid not hi. back hs country Al the ex ea.s
hs true manIiness and honor though Horace Greeley
the devil, both combined lid ht,a "a IL (Appsa-e
ane laushter) lie complained that he snc Others ~ao
denoininated straggles isgaereo ypsd bat
caTcatured. lie had said from the hrst that wAen ali
anti Nebraska men come together, surrender local
and personal preiudees agree 70 stand equal terms
and discontinue the game u saobDg 10 the dark he
wU1ld fee himself bound 70 quieece act with the
IN tie election u Speaker whether present ther meet
ngs not. The great trouble has been hat has
party and Antony psrty-bai Rome none = Certain
gentlemen have held themtelv aloof and baIoting vii
show who and whore they He explained hi. ground
Of acting defended his course At soHo length com
rentDe slso, during his remarks an article In toe
Sew York 7,,a1s
Mr.. BANKS (bh. rep) Of Mass, amid loud crics
" pair play, CLEAR him, mo objeciiyn Sc aud
emarkcd that he not accountable tor whst the New
York press said about him. having Bo sisi their
support. lie relied himself alone and begged ar
Dunn not 70 hold him responsible for com inents o.
c.nsure in The Tr.Jqose Tins
lt.se "A "a. -. a.
s :. ~ 49, en M ~ ~ hos - sut
80 ~ ~, ~ 49, un W. Rioun1' iuon'he ~
h'rt J.uthaa ~ shy iSos fentinR ~ lne c1drre = 1r
2 psnuR 'lr N'Da-ss oin-put ne wa Wiling = slr
'uet s opPoilion nv incnsnt ~ anu nrbiashstles
Nj. B1sss resumed repeating tbs; be ga niependen,
o. The He~ YORK pres In all respects, AMI frner ia
NSys.ls Nm Ia H." 49, 49, psi 49, ~ W
NtWh'ta bn ne mao lnce met the people lace - lace
snd - the last election they gave him taousaa al
msofiiy-ths largest knows In thf political history a
tb.,s -, ~ ~ =. - ~ aeta - ~
- ~, .,,,.f "a 81 Wv '''i"'A@ p'i'1 a'' ~ PTo
~ -, ~, =. - , nm -,
..' ~ ~" " -, ou'fed - c'mpfph."
P'i NJ ~ SNn, w w ttosuet y nv
,,.,, =. - u. ,",'fn1sDi ~ r. ofsY'n sh-
sh - .ens,osr t t a. nn nor 70 satmi, og ~ =
go ~, n ~. 'iin r'Pu'alf. z y ling popu
a. 49,. "a reAe y w '.s, thAt
h'e' W" Dkhhsuoh was enrctsh 70 business ssDaI -
sscep the psssAge on tue necessary Apgropr.
sol p'iri 'ns lns"o1s 'hsn 70 resign ana 81 nome
~ ~ sssraan ny ~, y = aq 80 We ~ ~
$780, sshashAh =, Aet as speaAef ~ y 10 Aiofessld
III ,Iet 80. ~ .hp..nel.
xi,, =. .tt . 80. s""'"cA Il W. 's1elp'.b
srs.ss -, as ss..roy. ne NJ y... nsos. y
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On board steamship Empire City, Dec 18TH OF hemor.
image OF the lungs, James Mcclellan seaman, Of New
York
OF consumption, j. Jurgens native Of Norway, aged
about SO years
The steamship Lima arrived at Panama the Goth OF
November, from Valparaiso, Callao and intermediate
ports She brought "a passengers and $3.50 900 In specie
Her dates are-valparaiso, Oct. 81; Lima, Nov. 10;
pdita Nov, Is.
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n ARGE AND sPLENpIp BALE on Y

II ARGE AND SPLENDID SALE or FURs.--JOHN I.
A yArDEwATkR wall sell. this day al 0h O'Clock. a, the
o " Maiden lane ne richest ss rssn, q iurs TIA,
hia consisting OF real royal
crnine Hudson Bay sable mink, ahls itch stone narten
Yns cufs vrorinrs tsimAs, cape. &c A~oy e~n'a tgr
rohrs gloves Also splendid line Of sleigh robce
eonsisinr leopard Hudson Bay wolf genet Ae The
foe rnng AZ ormef wei worthy ne sVepnon 81 th2se
" want
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~ long the building OF half the rad DONE
The law Of Tonnage duty has been suspended by
the Executive OF the nation. Vel and thst las = "a
the only hope OF our future 10 our hunbke
opinion, the Executive MT authorized 70 act this
manner mons Of our organic lava confer such facul
ties on him. And although the Law which ~
Jude to must be submit ted to the Congress Of New
Granada, Why should it's enforcement be suspended
as long a. the decision Of that BODY is psading,
We understand 1t will not, and that the du-
ties will continue 10 be exe,uted II not, the
state shau die In its oracle with against It's
murderers Moreover the Eecu i've Ids to all this tho
dismissal OF the army oftha proportion OF IL bsong
ing TO this section What else do you wanty counry
wi bout resources TO support it, government aounY
without ioroes 10 maintain s authority country dee
Of suffering. VIII u may our pro -pects oss
There Is no doubt but that The Independence OF ths
lsthmus from the rest Of New GranadA would be-
eSa ious remedy but then the boa that l. at
would swallow US easily sponge absorbs drop Of
water and then farewell 70 religion, manners
our law, our language and our home Let Close
eyes that We may not see such gloomy prospect But
yet: II New Granada d. es not adept more gsnerout
policy In regard TO the citizens Il the sthmus VINO
knows the end OF thisf
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Comsos h>no.is - B0fotAs.--Tbs fstgri X W.. VI.
isEd cariss, tss HIrlnssaGes, a Cothsa sshoss /.
is cty ~ Helksn, ~ The condition a NJ shoas has
tn fas1s u The STAT unprecedented " sss Jsrsy
nd = encouraging soving vc> Progress ,,sir siss.n
-, Hss report skoss that bJ esnsns aksn by us~
ssboo ussise. In Af~t lat ~p scs Dys AL s4s
girls brivssn tt" Arb tea years sg~ 10 H5blss
- these there por attend ssii 100 tys sns gs's In
ssbooi spd 10 sys Too, a ~ "a 80 r.gassrJ assd
on an svens., To s0ys' gramrsr s>hs3i.
Total nuE,sr a IliT.n b~,wv~r AMI ~ years a
Ssus.sr si,sDding pablo sessois, svsfaS.
ANY tss
40 private SHOOK Bg' q, ssst~t. .4......... A.
no school rosuas see.tanasssas 10 usrs pat.L
ard srofts Hsiins - lD1ues psreu. s~od ikssf
children 70 seboo4 No charv. = naA1< g. sliaos sr
bs~ss
iher. u scho1ii.ouss h~tarssss v ne city IN.
sebosi buidsg IN IL situated Il ssx2s4 s'rss,
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