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I"' M T."YNlrrf,
NATI'EhLlZAT!ON LAWS OF TIE

Messra Ed;tors:-I think that YOU have pablished
the important !vci.iun ANA opinion uf Judge Dcane
OF View York upon the Naturalization Laws OF tn" L.
States. \, :h!s parruiG' luncturc al aila.rs You
cannot render tt bcltD. service :" your country or
vnur party, than by tie re publication Oi the d"cu
ment. II deserve. 70 BE- .crc!"ypc,l. Ii con!ormed
10 bv other iui-rs, ere lAGg IL will be. II will prove
n Gruih.hDw to Native American md Know No
,iiiugi.m Many have embrace! and affiliated with
hnIh from patriotic motive. The !ngreSs Of foreign
paupcr-, und the catering rr their vo.ta by dcna-
go.uc-, have become CRYING evils Oppressed by ihr
tyrallny nt the governments from which they have
icr aud admitted into this our land oi liberty. they
hnv. bccom" ncbrai" by The privileges which they
hrre cnioy. They ate too prone 10 convert liberty
into liccni!"usncs'i" cIn"cr: extraordinary pr'ri
EcrcS int" lmnrnabc rights. In many parts OF the
country they hold The balance ut power III nil party
contests. Witness the city OF 81. Louis. BY their
influence, amd The int!ucnc" Of Col Benton pnyIn-
INTO 'nrir hands, ihey have made 1t q. much o! free
soil city IL Chicag"
While the ayes aul noc7 upon the Homestead bill
being called the writer heard a distinguished
Wing member oi the House Of Representatives de-
c!nr", in The presence "i others il In" posto:iirc ~"
that House, that lie could not prrcclv" how il
that many members from tie 0id States could sup
port such II lnei,urc; that or his "wn part hc could
rcsrly that the interest OF hi. constituents de-
mandcd his vote in lis favor. They were taxed Ia tho
anGuu, Of millions IL feed, Cloe, and otherwise pro.
vide Tor the mcrcs-u"s al these Immigrants, who
Ia p"r'- pennies Il't hr.'!!c--. Now, saIt
hr, wc ca; send them r ia" far Wc-:, supply them
with homes under ti.r Homestead bill, and thus get
rid I'll Them. y by-s'nn'"r feiu'rked ttn; they had
bot III" means +" 90; ~ ~" far West Oh. rJ"incd
the New York city member, ''wc wii supply Them
with the mcail., and irl il 10 our ntcrcs, 10 do So.
Tie people generally, ana the natura!ized citizens
csperia, will ii they he true patriots that II !.
their duty give efficiency 10 judge Dcan-s decl'
sion. There will !l"n he end TO the Native Anne.
rcans rs party and AN end tou 70 that ciandce,.iG
fraternity, the Know Nn:hiu@-. All that there IT,
giving moral strength Ia them, will have drpasted-
Then patriotic Democrats and Wings, whether native
az uuturai:zyd, cordIHt!y unite IN -uN'nng ~
! Naturalization Laws IL they are, with Il few mod!h
| cations - which un ri:h;-mnded man will object
\ FRIEND TO THE RIGHTS OF ALL.
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EAlrABLE FARM on WILLIAMSBURG;
kOAD. S MlLES BELOW RICHMOND.

Vv1.,, FOR SAIL
Subscribers are authorized to sell the very yalua.
WSre o.. term ownen by John T. Mason, Jr, Esq, on the
tain .s X road, about miles below Richmond con-
msn, 'ts Tie place is IL high state of improve.
enough w. Vudn % on the place new. and ample
Torn, - .e;eel accommodation Of large family
Feb ss%N,s,,.a.H'odatnr.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

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BY RITCTIE, PRYOR N DCSNAvASr.
WM P. RITCInE s. ROGER a. PRYOR EDITORS
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= - ~ doDDIN & APPERsoN. Auc,..

Mil nh1t hhst STEAM. ENIINE AND SAW
S, 10 twenty 'fsep horse power s~ 'smora sasom
enous pys ' worked only about six months. just long
perfect 10 exce!lcnce, and s warranted 70 be as
'a term, as can be purchased On any thing like
THUS ss'iy AybpFDsASEIp 5G FDsASEIpElDcE HART Richmond or
me county, Va 'oN' 'r'' Ru,her Glen p Once, Caro-.
Sept &-ctf
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KNOw-NOTHING PLATFORMS,

MONDAY, FEBRUARH 5, 1855.
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Nem:1lurk Daily Gribmme
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
DELEGATES TO THE HARD-sHELL STATE
CONVENTION,

The Hard Shell Democratic Conventions in The lst
lid, XIvth and XVIII Assembly Districts met last
evening and appointed dele ates to represent those
Districts in the STATE Convention, to be held al syria
cuse on the 9Th of September next
The Let District composed of the First and Second
Wards, appointed Joseph Blackburn of the First
Ward delegate, and Alexander c. Morton OF the
Second Ward alternate.
The lid District, comprising the Third and Sixth
Wards, chase A. j. Mccarthy of the Third Ward
delegate, and Capt Joseph Dosling Of the Sixth Ward
for alternate.
In the Xih Assembly District comprising the
Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second Wards VIM.
A. TuDure of the Twenty. second Ward was desig-
mated as delegate, ard Joseph Cornell Of the Nine
teentb Ward alternate To the Syracuse Convention.
In the XVIII Assembly District, composed OF the
Eighteenth and Twenty-6rs Wards, Daniel Il. Isy :
lor Of the Twenty first Ward was appointed, and
Weare D. PsTssns Of the Eighteenth Ward was
chosen delegate.
In the XIvth District, consisting OF the 10th aud
Twentieth Wards, r. Ward was chosen delegate, aud
John w. Boyoe alternate
sr-aa Tv,l1h Wand Acre were no dele elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

AEAcT OF CoURAGE.-An officer of the 10Th fogi
ment writes the following: Private John Lyons, OF
the Grenader company Of my regiment, performed
daring and gallant act in the Quarry work which our
fellows took from the enemy the other evening.
32pounder shell sent from battery near the Round
Tower struck the ground short of the work. and thence
by ricochet, aghted the parapet- From the para
pet il rolled down to the inner side among group OF
men who were lying under it, cover-some belonged
10 the rife brigade, 10 tbs 18th regiment There
was seemingly no ESCAPE. The fuze was burning and
kissing with that peculiar rushing noise which few con
hear eose to them without degree Of alarm. IL
was what is commonly called :" live she'll" that is,
shell ready 10 scatter death and destruction on al
around A few moments and the fuze would commu-
ncae with the bursting discharge, the she'd would be
rent to pieces, and could cay how many would
fall victims from its fragments. MY God were all
murdered" cred out OF the men but the instant,
Iyons who is a tall and exceedingly powerful man,
started up, rushed 10 the she'll and grasping in both
hands the threatening missile hurled il over the para
pet What a moment Of suspense but II was gone
and ell danger was over. second scarcely elapsed
after il reached the ground the opposite sde wnen
the explosion took place. The men who saw the thng
done could hardly believe their eyeslgh and oniy eit
secure after the shell had burst. You may imagine
there was no want Of gratitude to their dehys'er an
officer who also Jaw the occurrence reported 70 ue
general ard as an account of the transaction with IN
names Of he witnesses has been sent TO Lord Raglan,
have no doubt the man will DC rewarded.
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stand, surrounded BY 6 strong force Of hs-d-dssed
sympsthizers who declared ths. Bradshaw shouli be

stand, surrounded by rtrong force Of hs-d-fsted
sympsthizers who declared that Bradshaw shoalt be
heard.
Mr. BRADSHAW now raised his voice above the
CONFUSION, and in short time something like order
was restored. he said: They have been ryirs TO
throw me of the platform, bat, thank God. they have
not succeeded Loud cheensl. / am rockingham,
and came here to tell you my fellow workingInen,
that of thoee who ooke at the fore part Of this
meeting are humbues. They are mean set Of kites,
hawks and vpers, who want 70 hoist themselves into
power by coDdemnng ard disclaming agsinsi tho-e
vbe are already in office Cheers and hissesl. aui
opposed TO this contract system, and opposed 70 the
whole political fraud by which rch get into power.
Whist can you expect Of Fernando Wood He has
never known poverty. His children have never cried
OF bread as yours have. This is where you feel the
effect Of all this monopoly and corrupt system Of mu-
ncipal legislation |, IL when your children stom-
ache are empty, and / AK every working GAan here
whether be will not remember this at the ballot box
Recolect, rich man Only has sympathy IN the rich.
You cannot expect it 10 be otherwise lCheersl.
have some resoutons which would like TO reaG II
could see.' However will tell You what they are:
The fret declares that we, the workIngnen Of New
York, In public meeting assembled, pledge our.el yes
10 vote for man to al mupcipal office who does
not labor with bis hands.
SEVERAL VoIoEs-Thats the talk for us.
Mr.. B.-The second revolution provides for the or
ganiZation of n Convention consisting OF delegates
iron each Ward and from every to@ and city IN the
State TO carry the frsi solution into effect Cheers.
The speaker continued for some time TO enforce the
position taken ID his first resolution, in which he ap
peared TO have the sympatlses OF large majority Of
he meeting.
Several other workingmen addressed the meeting in
similar strain until o'clock, when ,he assembly
quietly dispersed. There probably 1909 people
at the eeting during the evening" mostly isboring
men,
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T7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj KENNEDY Of ROIhury hS. discovered In one q o
common pasture remedy that cures EVERY KIND
he ha tried eleven hundred cases and never aed
except caves, both thunder huno He has nov IN ne
possesson hukdred cecaes OF its value Al whp
NC boIes are warranted +, csre nurstusue mouth
One three bottles viii the worst knd Oi pnpes on vac
Two or three bottl.s will clear the system Of be
Two bottles warranted 10 cure the worst canker In me
Tlree to Eve bottles are warranted the Of
One OF two bottle, are warranted ali hums in the
Two bottles warranted running of tie ears and
bloiches among the hair -.
-Four or bottles warranted to cure corrupt and ranins
ucers. ,.,,,
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the wo case o
nngworm - 4. . ,.....
Three to bottles warranted TO cure .asrher@
Five eight bottles will the worst Of scIOula
benefit slwsys experienced from he first bottle and per
feet cure warranted when the above Quantity fsses
ali the wonderful medicines Of the day that coraon weed
moving the pastures and along old .tone-ws should cure
bumor It mas 10 start There IFS sn huns nor has
about H. i sat ' 81 S he yy Of Boston Know the e
fe Of 1t in every 1t has already done of the great
wear old 20 old people sixty have poor puny womy
looking children whose fesl soft and dsbby restored te
nerfect state q ealth by bottle
To those who subject TO mex headache one bottle WI
wsy cure At ~ ys' by s e Ig e6ve @ sea and have
regulated by it Where the body IS sound 1t works quite
where there derhnRtnrht
nature it will very guar ebng Int you must not be
alarmed they always disappear from four days 70 week
There is result from the contrary when that
feeling gone will feel yourself hike new person
Of the encomums OF 1t that ever
man listened to. 49,
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 WsirensL,
Roxtury, Mass Pnce 81. - - -
No. 81 Barcay.st; CHARLES H. RING, Nc 1872 BIoadwayi
A II. 4 ID. SANDS, No. l4 WillisInst MARSH, ORNlS
Co No $50 Greenwichst sCHIKFFELIN BROS. Co,
l7O iian.st.; BOYD PAUL, G smbers 81; ILLS Co..
IFS Franklinst McKISSON, ROBBINS Co.. LAS Maiden
ane; HAVILAND, HARRAL RISLkY Wsren,st;
WARD, CLOSE &C., Msidenlane Mrs HAYS Brooklyn;
retail BY all respectable Druggists throughout the
UsiOD.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAyA.-The United States steamship Ssranae,
Can't. j. c. Long, was at Gibraltar oh June.
he tinted States race Macedonian Cap. Abbott
from Hong. Kong, arrived at Sha1ghse April q.
msndirg J. III. Rowan, arrived al Rio Janeiro June IL
from Norfolk.
Tie United States sloop-ofwar Germantown, Com
nander W T. Lynch, was at Buenos Ayres May -,
all well, and would probably leave Tor ho Jsneo me
middle Of June.
The United States steamer Wa:er-Wrch, Lieut..
Commanding t. j. Page, hay1g repaired the inJares
done by The PGagueyalior', has goae 70 survey
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T HE UNIV E r s / I 7
FAMILY REMEDIES.


t..-.5 rrde, me se.l ssnctisn and AIthcrsy Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
TREE MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW EDGE:
rh.-+.rss he ~, state OF Psnsylvsnis Apn -, lSs,
WITH A CAPITAL or elOO-0b
M,y for the purpose Of srrosng the evrs OIL saouf and
~ cftIess Nostrufns
ALSO.
FOR supplying the Community with reliable Remedies whei
ever CON petent Physician will not Be employed
This institutions has purchGsc5 from Dr. JOHN X ROWLAND,
kis celelRated
TONIC NIXTCR
Known for upward Of hse the only re and
cafe for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
And bis inestmsble R-Redy for
BOWEL OMPLAINTS,
ROWANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOF,
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies
ToeETHER WIFE
The UBiyernty's Remedy for - - ., ,,,., ,-,,.s
The Cniysrsity's Rssnsdy Scr 80 ,,,>,<,rs-,o.,
The Uniyersity's Remedy Coz ,,-
ALSO.
The UNIvZRsITYs ALMANAC may be had, at the Branch
C. A. RING John-st Broadway ". Y.
CLICKENER & Co, No. 81 bsrcsJ-st
w s. DURHAM. No. 40 Broadway.
Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn
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F,rpgR KILLED BY HIS SOS.-We learn that
TIe ,rcurnstsnces appear TO be the following; Mr..
Trcker Jones rcsding about Fix or eight mles from
Dinwidde Court Home, had sent his negro boy TO
Petersburg on the day before with load )f oate.
The boy not having returned, the old man became
very angry and reproaohed his son, Benjsmin Jones,
az the cause Of the neros dels, remarking that bad
be accompanied him with the oats be had been d.
rected, the boy would have been back. The son made
some nsoent remark Va reply, which provoked the
father that be seized gun and pointed II toward him.
As be was about firing it the mother turned the gun
with her arm and the load was discharged through an
adjoining window. As she was rushing eat Of the
house to call in help che heard noise behind her, and
on looking back, perceived her husband stretched
lfeIess on the floor feled by the hand Of his son.
Ihese were the facts elected yesterday IRON me
mothers testimony az Jon.s's examining uiai' A'
was admitted to bail, aid n now at large. r,,xa,
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD-On ant

IN after MONDAY July 1855, and until further notice. Pss
senger Trans viii leave Pier foot q Duanes a. follows VIZ
DtNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 A. NJ, for Dunkrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, az 6 A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL Atsl5A NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo and intermen
ate Stations Passengers by this Train viii remain night
AZ OveEo and proceed the next morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p. NJ. from foot Of Cham
bers via PemODt for Sufern's and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4 p NJ, for Newburfh and Ohsvhe
NIGHT FYPREss, at 80 P. NJ, for Dunkirk snd Buffalo
EMIGRANT NJ. for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inser-
sTTAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day, excepting Saturdays
st6:9 p NJ for Dunfk and Buffalo and intermediate sta
mons.
On SUNDAY two Express Trains, at $3.50 and $3.50 r. NJ
Express Trains connect at Elnira with ne hn sne
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara fas al Buffalo aHd DUE
Mn With the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Sc and With orstc'~s spDue
steamers for all ports on Lake Enc. . - -,
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r oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.-summer Ar.

DAY The "a Of jane 1855 Trains going East ssye brooklyn 70
g,eennort A. M daily and fndses and Saturdays 5+5
or Y.phsni A. NJ and IS M for F.nil Cd ale,
A. H. and si45 and NJ for s,os.et 10 a NJ ard 40
Jsmsies md II Pm and S45, 49, and Up NJ Freight
Trsin leaves ct AN. -.
TEAMS GOING WEsT.-Leave Greenport for Brooklyn, 10
M daily and Saturdays and Mondays 4:O A. NJ fsphant
Tor BrooLlyn sos aud III 80 Laksfand for Brooklyn Use
AZ and 1896 F. NJ Farmingdae for Brooklyn and 1880
A. NJ and sos r. NJ syesset for Brooklyn, AM, and 4;o
p NJ Henpsead foT Brook yn, 6:1, 7:20 and A. NJ and
and lisp Jamaica for Brooklyn $50 7:0, 1865 aud
s:4 A. NJ and 2:IO and 5s5 NJ Freight Train leaves 1t
IA N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

The Oneida Conference OF the hethodl' Episcopal
Church, now in session at New NILS nave JUST
passed resolution nstructing It's beesa"s 70 'ne
General Conference favor the enactment oil rule
Of discipline :Orbidding the admission OF any more
slaveh lpers into the Church, and pToNdrg Tor the
expulsion Of those already In who refuse to hbers'e
tn slaves The Delegates chosen are thorough un-
compromising And-slayery men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

GAPEs ~ CHIcKESs.-A correspondent sends as the
following preventive of this troublesome disease 1t
is easily tried and will do HARM If not efectuali
"Cofiee-grounds mixed with Indian meal and
fed to young chickens cures and prevents the gapes
have tried it aud have known those who have found
il eficacious as cure and preventive"
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CENSUS STATISTICS.
NEW-YoRk CITY.

CENSUS IrEns.-The total population of the County
of Onondoga, as appears by tho corrected returns is
s63l3, showing Ian increase during the las. five years
Of 49,.
The population of Chautauque County is 5o,4si.
In 1850 it was s. 40 - increase 800.
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AIe0ical.

DERUVIAN FEBRIFUGE For the PRE-
Il NENTlON and CURE Of FEVER and AGUE.-Ihe ami
form success Of his medicine has b such shat u ha. never
been known - a when timely ADMINISTERED single tea.
oonul WI often prevent s'i4ck q Oh lie and Fever and
while eaecusy opefatrg palliative, the perm Anency OF
The cure equally reliable. No injury from IL o>es
as ~ comgopeni pa ss Al vegetable and have been soI.
opghy tested by enneut Physicians with sna Prce
81 % per bottle. For sale BY A b. d. SANDS Druggists,
No. 100 FatsDth
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-On and ATE,

II MONDAY June D. 1855 the Trains I'll lesye Chsn4ts
Eortberp and Western Train. Mod Train A NJ ThTous
Way Train K u. ETpres Train, S p " AeoommodaS@
Train p NJ Fn Roughkeepde-Way Ma1, A. NJ; TX
press NJ: Way Frsight and Passenger Train, Pm fsf
PeeLskll-S2 20 and $500 p. NJ For Sing ssns-is 10 A. NJ
4;So and 80 NJ Ths Sing Sing and feekskD pssns SOP
AZ AL the Way Ssalons Passengers taken a. Chambers Csnn
Crri,topher and Slst-sts SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN at A. NJ
tom Csna for Albany and Troy stopInus at NJ way Sts
tOna h L. oIhfo, f''o"p~
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MEETING OF THE CHASSIS OF NEw-YoRF

The New-York Chassis of the Reformed Dutch
Church held an Adjourned Meeting at the Consistory
Rooms in Fulten-st., on Tuesday.
The following calls were approved by the GLASS;
and accepted by the parties called;
The Rev. UIhh Marvin to the Reformed Dutch
Church at Greenwich, at a salary of 81, 400
The Rev. Thomas b. Gregory to the Reformed
Dutch Church o Bloomingvew, at Westheld, S.aten
Island
The Rev. Franz Reinhart Schwede to the Third Ger
man Reformed Protestant Dutch Church in New-fork.
Messrs. Ezekiel c. ScUider and Jsbez w. Scudder,
from the Chassis of New-Brunswick, were examined
for ordination as missionaries to India, where their
brother il a missionary.
The Committee on Overtures, on an application of
FraI els Zasrers late Romish priest of Bohemia who
was imprisoned for renouncing his religion at that
place but who succeeded in escaping TO this country
recommended his admission TO the Gospel ministry.
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VNHISKFRS or MUSTACHES produced in
w six weeks by my ONGUENT which will not stain nor IN
iure the shin 81 bottle Sent any part Of the country
X O. GRAHAM No s85 Broadway; SPALDING, No. p Ire
montrow Boston; BRIGGS, No. "a States, Albany.
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S,UPRFME COURT.-SAMUEL LEEDS az
- JOSEPH FISsTEIN - summon For Relief tCoi {.
not scrD To JOSEPH kINSrEIE, defendant. foa afo
hereby and required the compliant IN this
sc,o which Is filed In IT, Office Of the CLERK of the Ci,y add
County New this eighteenth day Of July 1880 at me
CITY Hal City and copy Of your .nse 70 the
I'D .upArt on the subsnbers Office No. ~ Broad
Ay Newly ok within Gays aer the service OF TINS
you exclusive Of The day OF such service ano u yea
rjspe In th action viii take r three hundred and
and aud interest from the nst osy
Of APRIL lss5-Dsted July l6, 1850 $500
" PEET 4 NICHOLS, Pl,intas Atys
Jv1a1.werTh No 1872 Broadway, New.Iork.
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NOE THE PuEsDR. UPHAMs ELECTU-

INOK The PILES-Dh. UTtIAm . Lh1kISH
AIRY 40 internal remedy certain cure FOR ths distrs
s and dangerous complaint For snns Of the nos sonGs
eues see pam phet be bad The Doctors medieA
sonruItsoo advice. No 81 4ks ID door from the BOW
srv between Bovery and Broadway. .,
CAUTIOE-The public cautioned sfsine coun,etea
nv Escfuary which hs1 recently made ~ appearance ~ lne
civ The genuine hss my Ggnstsrs on "a. OUTSIDE
,en nv me nth u-u The counterfeit has printed ise
smile Of ny xgDsture and very essly dstns ea no.o
N uine The counterfeit proves 70 Be not ony 80
Intev piurou Be particular there fore and see that yos
set he genuine which Be obtained At the
D., ~ ~ - G v eliza 1er Co, No. 81 Bselsys
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CVpRFME COURT-City and County of New

NVFktWE IUUhI- ~! anu 7 Uuu.! vi ~ !,
oNork IRA H. KITCHEN, WILLIAM AONIEOSS
and AARON z WILCOX against JACOB p. hLEAth-
sun mons for demand contract. Com not SER To
JACOB r. REEMER: You hereby summoned ana eguired
10 answer the In this action which has been ned n
the flee Of the Clerk II thu City and County Of New for
his oce ia The City Han e ssid city the 18Th day Of
sS and % copy your 70 The said co npAnt on
tn subscribers their Office No & Merchants Exchange, IN
I'D ty Tho twenty DAYS after the service % this mons
on you exclusive 81 he day Of such service end yol s %
snser the said comp amt within the time sfosa se
t,te vd,meut fr the surn Of dfeen kuI ired dollars NTH
ue,e. nom The nineteenth DAY October thousand eight
49, ne reSs PERSON SLAUSDN
iyl9 lawowIh I4Ahius AtpIno)S
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IN y
IN YORK TO ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER and GEN
FsFF VALLEY RAILROAD is open, and In connection
with the Buffalo Corning and kewiork and kew.fork and
Ere Railroads forms direct route from New Yopf to Koch
ester.
The deetness Of this route ssetheI with the superior com
fort afforded the wide cas- render. BY far the most des
able between the above named cities
Tcke can be procured the NewYoEk and Erie Railroad
Office foot Of Duanes and No. 1855 Brosdwsy so In
jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Freghts will be transported between New ork and hoeh
ester with dispatch Any information desired IN regard thereto
can be obtained by calling upon the General Freight Agent o.
the kew-York and Erie Railroad, Erie Buidings C. b.
TAPPAN, Express Freight Agent No. 1888 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning snd orb hairosd on
Sunday. j. A. hEDftEbD' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

A meeting of the Commissioners of Emigration was
held yesterday at p NJ. Commissioner vrnPLAscX
presided Present, Messrs. Carigan, Cummings, Gar
rigue, Morgan, Purdy, Kelly and Kennedy.
The following is the abstract of the weekly report
..lc,;..od % he poard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
r,AMnEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL

daily At A N. s,d Pm Morning line, a. A n. y
seesnsoat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBOY, thence y
e,r o vsyosres and Phiade pba F~e - Is Express Ane
ZIP ~ bv JOHN POTTER to AMBoY thence direct &c
Camden bv cars througb Eve ksurs. are s1 Way; 40
eoTDmodstSn and grant Lsoss at p NJ Faro - " Uni
stnIi Linz 5 p NJ. q IS