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10 Mr.. Southworth. one Of the
proprietors of the New York Sunday
Mencury, and better known by his
writings as John Smith, Of Arkansas.
publishes card. stating bis reasons
for resigning an Office in the custom
house, worth fifteen hundred dollars a
year, from which we learn that he pre-
fers not TO associate with the friends Of
President Pierce in that city he has
great respect for the President, but
does not believe in tho old maxim Of
loving a dog because you love his
master. Mr.. Southworth speaks we'll
of the President, but his friends in N.
Y. he dcsignates with more force than
elegance, as "unmitigated and unscru-
pulous rascals and knaves.-T. Delta.
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ID ED.

In this Parish, on the 18th inst, of yell
low fever, JOHN WILCOX, aged II
years. eldest son of DR.. w. and Mrs. c. E.
WlLcox.-B.aS s. Ledger.
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Benevolent Association.

At meeting of the above association held the
22nd Instant 1t was, Resolved, That we deem II
proper to declare that the yellow fever has ceased
III this city, as an epidemic.
ResOlred, That in future no nurse will be paid
by the association, unless engaged by special Or
der Of its members.
ResOlped, That all those having accounts against
the above Association. contracted By any cfats
gnensbers present them forthwith for payment to
the President or Secretary.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, President.
G. A. Pike, Secretary.
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Notice to Parents and Guardians.
THE REV. f. GUION, will reopen his
l. Seminary, for young ladies, on the
st of November. oct12-lm.
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Spfrial Motiffs.
PrOfCss1ONal Card.

PrOfCss1ONaI Card.
nR. DUCHEIN, of the Medical Faculty
~ of Montpelier (France) having re-
recently established himself in this City,
offers his professional services to the public.
~He will at all times be found at Mr..
PUJoL's residence, (near Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged. oct25-tf.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. J. B.
Smith. at Mr.:Washington Chapman's Mr..
FRANCIS L. MILLICAN to Miss E. H.
HAwsELY.-R. E,ho.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
For Little Boys and Girls.

MRS. LOUCKS, designs opening school
Ul of this description, on MONDAY, the
Goth October. in the building adjoining Mr..
J. M. Brunot's, on North BoulevaTd.st.
Baton Rouge, Oct, 10, 1866.
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For Heavens Sake, . little Common
Honesty.


In the political excitement now rag.
ing from one to the other extremity Of
the Union; Of which we have our full
quantum. in this considerable village
Of Red Stick the Comet newspaper
has endeavored to maintain its un-
questioned character for Independence.
This has proved q difficult task. since
its editor is identified by natural
proclivities with party Of his friends
and fellow.citizens who believe the
day has come, when it is the duty of
the patriot and the statesman to unite
themselves as they have an undoubted
right to do, in order to purify the BAL
lot-box, and bring the ship Of State
back to her moorings.
We say again, that we have en-
deavored to maintain our neutrality
and independence. and stand aloof
from the muddy current, in order to
have the largest liberty to 60 any
where and every where; to snap up
error wherever found, and lay opeu
tho naked truth to view, whether in
the highways or by-ways. eve like
an honest, open and frank enemy, and
any effort to carry "a point" however
adverse it may be to our pre-conceiv-
ed notions Of right and wrong-so it
be- an open and honest effort, commands
our respect. Not so, the low cbican-
cry and transparent juggles of the
" Anti-American press. 4" It brings
the blush of shame and the exclama.
ton of "oche ma counthery, to see
right under the nose of this commu-
nifty. a Parish party organ, that has
in days gone by. laid claim to respect,
now resorting to ever miserable sub
terfuge and device, to hold on to the
spoils and maintain its position as
" Sir Oricle." We have ever claim.
ed relationship with the great Demo-
cratic party. and without being par
tizan would be now found battling for
The principles Of the American Union
under that name-if it were anything
more than q mere name-a faction ar.
rayed against native American princi-
pies.
To come to the work, let us glance
q moment at the present position Of
The Parish organ-the Democratic
Advocate. We have no attention to
give. to what that paper calls "The
National American Ticket, published
by authority" but we do think. that
respect for the gentlemen
therein pamed should dictate the
of their names, since each
me has repudiated tho ticket and
branded its originators with their SOW
ereign contempt.
A half column of names are re-pub-
ished in Tuesdays edition of the same
paper from the Southern (Minden'
Lay Banner, prefaced with the Advo-
,ate's choice head, 1.-THE Common
Sense Epidemic !" with editorial re-
marks of the Advocate, Of which the
is an extract:
1.-THE following long list of names shows
hat the scales are falling from the eyes Of
hose who have been decoyed into the
:aves Of dark lante, ndom by the syren song
If " Americans to rule America" and they |
ire not ashamed to publicly dissolve The
with party that binds them
o obey the behests Of a majority, whether
or good or evil. Right cordially do we
greet them to the Democratic faith"
A copy Of the, paper from which
our drowning neighbor has caught
,hese names, is before US. III is head
ed Hear one Hundred American
Freemen utter their sentiments !"
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Tbs ELECTIONS STILL TO CONE IN
1855.-Louisiana, Monday, Novem-
Der 5, State officers and four Repres-
eutatives to Congress. Mississippi,
Monday, November 5, State officers
and five Representatives to Congress.
New York, Tuesday, November 6,
State officers, but no Governor or
Lieutenant Governor. Wisconsin,
Tuesday, November 6, State officers.
Maryland, wednesday Novemberl7, six
Representatives to Congress. Massa-
chusetts, Monday, November Estate
officers. In Tennessee, Alabama,
California, Wisconsin and Pennsyl-
vania, the Legislature in each State
elects one United States Senator.
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The Company in which the New
foundIand submarine cable was insured
have admitted, their liability for its
loss, and paid over to the telegraph
company the $40, 900 for which it was
insured. 1t is not yet known what
will be done in reference to the cable,
but it is the impression the insurance
company will sell their claim to it
pretty low; in which event the tele-
graph company will purchase and
endeavOr to recover it.
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SogseI l1'teS.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED fresh sup
i ply Of the following articles:
20 Boxes SrAR CAnDLss,
6 " SPERM
Is 7" N. Y. Soar,
6 +" WINcm1srxa Il
10 Perkins choice Butter;
10 Bags Rio and Java Coffee
For sale by loctIS} r. HOFFMAN,.
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Felipe N. Casudo has been appointed
Consul of Peru. at New York.
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4 . r,,xe, wa then made by the Rev. Mr. RooX.
o. wosoo a Committee Of .bIee was appointed -
- n, and report resolutions expressive Of '''
= ne meeting. and name SIX delegates 70 rep,
-, ,be Western District of the City Of bnooA5n a.
g..r,-.rce Convention A. Udcs on the 30 OF PC
Ds I.H rba Cnrnmittea cousisted OF the iOhoNAs
er,emen who tksn retired to Gra' ,,o
gM. Fopays ues ,ben Introduced and spoke az souls
ng.h az 10 the cons::utonaty su1 ~ aSS.oa ~
Of PTobibitory Law; az tue c.ose - sIIngn5 con.
Sol'iH - $500 10 the Convention: Mr.. Joel
p.nr, n ri Roland, DIR. Thomas Schnel5y me
pnD' -, x~rsh j. T. Hliretb, and Andrew Fltz-
sr,sid sbo sefe UNANIMOUSLY eectS1'
IT, Committee then Tepored the following Prear-
A. and resolutior which were passed
-. r. r,ouo, Dealers have ooubped and pledged, by
49, -s.olUan adopted 81 their meetings and convsn
Sons by calling 81 hga9ras.sr 10 oooS, "a i.
~ II v "a, connected with the q1or business DO pisoge
esevs her Ives. 2ropsy and assi n "a 10 isss
" - ssoIious aud ooercvs Liquor Law w.ich was imposed
~ ts By the isst Lesslsture and teat taey Pedse
vss ,rDyo man or sny ones Whatever WHO sna not
, rss srstan their iaierea ia every particular bat
III, eseery eve their votes to naa q wbseyer party
aorsv b. regularly roina ed or ndorssc oy the Liquor
s~sSrs No.nirat'pg ConventonL
sS rherGs We paced upon the defensive and not
,porps derg know o. retreat nor CHER pe
-, bs 10 se our hcnor sni defend 20 the
tsmost o-r wives our children, or families ga lo ~ ~
ssolred That pledge ourselves & vote for no man une
,ny crcnmstsrcs for sDy Office wStsveT VINO "a NOT n
dnstshins the Prhbtory Law BE- he Po1cs "nss they
r.v or TIE nominee q any poItsal party whatever.
k,s,S That hopesy b. isve the ProhimtOry Lag per-
sy ConstituODa and IN accordance with the law Of God
"a syrnpasby the world and that we DO not
Ssrzans would and equally unconstitutional and OBJ
noxiOu,
R,soIed That the only way prove the law ConEutionA
40 In Office that abe 20 read u terperntey
ssue Justly AID ssniste the trainers Of II meant II
acsd BE-
Mr.. BrRLErGH Of New-York was then introduced
,sdwas EsteDed 70 throughout his remarks with much
attention. After which the meeting adjourned.
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n the absence OF the President. On mOtos a con-
nitfse Of three, consisting of Mr G. Guthrie
Charles Ellis and w. j. NJ Gordon were appointed t.
examine credentials The committee reoortet dele
gates in attendance from the pharmaceutical Cole .ea
Of Boston. New York, Cincinnati, Baltimore, and ihe
Association Of Memphis. Several new members were
tten elected. Various reports Of officers aod CON-
mi.tees we're read, and on motion were lad on the
table until The permanent officers wsr elected.
On halloting, the following genter7e were declared
elected officers Of the Association for the present year
I-yesideat-. MEAE;y q New-York -
zee Pre,.denf-C B. gpthre Of Memphis Clark Ellis Of
p .sd~ phis and Ssnry Fi1h Of Wsferhnry Conn
lreqlHTer-J arnes ). Alpine a. Of New ! OK
heeOscsrG Secyefarr-N J. VI. Gordon Of Ciocln1atl
CorrespoEds0 Socrs1-g-Mr Pr ctor j. OF RI iade pha
Ereeufse CoHniti>e-Ceorg. r. Cogssea OF newton; b
y. Coloord Of bostou aud A. l. Mathews OF bursio
NJ MEAKIS On taking the char, mhoe le" oriei
remarks.
Afier transacitg some unimpertsnt ousiness, the
Association adjourned 70 meet again to-day at II
o'clock.
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IAdveryiseulert
,F Coal For PARLOR ANr


cheerful and bnlint hre, resembling ncE-
DRY the Breckenridge Ear exces al etAe Goals T. - ifes
oIn sual rig IL fre from dust beautiful and
made with onehaf the saty Of tbs Goa tHi
IS tecessaIy of FL g scooter Camel and quickly Win
dry weed The eckenridse Coal recommended by phys
clans the vicinity of the nine nck-room fuel ~ che
same reason lat hard wood fire Is desirable than ordinary
Coal By careful end repeated experiments the shsher
found hal two tuns this Goa equal 20 three TINS u English
Camel One tral By making ires dup lcate Rooms
using Engh Camel IN and eckendee - tue
ether having h-rnomater esch The result proved tnas
70 pound. of kendre held tho thermometer at 3 degrees
longer than ~ pounds Camel BY careful inquiry nnd "a
moe than tr some Of des 10 this city give 1000
pounds for chadiou. chslton 4 the Breckenndse IN
umps tutabe burning is only SO pounds may 20 ex
posing OF tbs trade bu me truth can IN -
atty wrong one, snd IL may prevent wrong 70 some
Threequares s the Breckenridge THAT vii come - Ems
market this season already y-d by the oil and bensie
man ctuers the balance you'd be taken for me same
purpo.e bur II he desire OF Lha advertiser that ti
lies make OF t. with that view il will be sid a, 10
Der of and boN-n and Delivered 80 long
suy rrraiua T. can burning samples be had ~
NV Office; also n office OF 2. L. snow Coaeaer No -
Ar. Az corner q, Z7th-st. j. THOMPSON,
corner CT Wal-st. and Broadway.
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PICNIC OF sPIRITUALISTS.


Another Spiitualist Picnic was held at West
Flushing yesterday, which attended by about FIVE
bundled persons. The proceedings were Of a more
quiet character than on the former occasion; mira
cles were performed, and but little Indian jibbersh
was heard. Addresses were delivered BY Prot. BRIT
TAN, Prof. Fowler of Poughkeepsie, and Mr.. AM
SLER the latter under Spiritual influence, beside nu-
nerous faSmentary speeches by the various media.
The master Of ceremonies was Mr. SMITH Of
notoriety who is himself subject to frequent Spiritual
influences when be assumes vary groesque attitude,
and says great many queer things setting the budoon
TO perfection. Mr.. SMITH declares, however that ne
cannot help it. While personsting some departed
spirit M SMITH ssid be had received letter aad be-
ING llitera.e he wished somebody to read it. After a
eonsi6abe time reluctant medium by the name o
hAsnolPH, cf part Indian pareDtsge gave forth the
oon'enis o. the ietier 10 very energetic speech.
rsonoied The writer of the letter as person who ha
died Nieum Of intemperance, and earnestly warned
al against the inioxicatIg bowl. II very good
temperance speech, but rather OF the bombasac style
Of oraiory.
There was singular mixture of the serious with the
comic IN iee various performance While some were
exhorting IN religious strain other~-oarticularly M
Smith-we'e by the same kind of influence making
fun. But perhaps the most amusing performance was
that of a young man who personated one Patrick
Ryan, who bad been nipped together wild the car.
His ors,ory curious mixture Of theology and
Irish wit given in the Irish brogue, which excited
roars OF laughter. Pat wss ready 10 answer theo-
logical questions. and when asked where his priest
was now he replied =" Way down in the dsrk-but my
" daughter Margaret Is u taichin on him..
Ihe manifestations, on the whole, were not OF an
unusual or remarkable character owing apparently 10
drideDce among the media in exhibiting themselves
before 50 lsrse al assembly.
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THE OPENING OF CHA1 BERSsTREET.
The Committee IN Streets Of the Board Of Council
men met yesterday afternoon in the CiyHalI for the
purpose Of taking toto consideration the memorial for
the orebing Of Chambers-st. to the East River. On
motion Of one of the objectors, the Committee al.
iourred for four weeks TO give the oppooents Of
tue measure time to prepare their objectOrs. The
Committee in grazing the adjournment stated that
they mad met four times 70 hear objections aud moth
lag on which they could base adverse report had
been presented. If they met again, with like result,
they would at proceed to report without granting
the opJoLects sny further grace.
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BROOKL wv L71E.IG.

The MAYOR ASD The FIREMEN.-At the meeting
Of the Common Council Monday night the Mayor submitted
uln.s which that after had ordered I'm gns No.
be lseAei up The key procured rom Capt smith IN
Third Ward ssan placed possession Of the Company
hs Mayor took and the subsequent Friday
Fire Department. Committee and without making
report directed The several engines % oe placed possession
ofhe npanies which was done BY breaking OF Tue locks
locked up buong The houses closed Noe s. t. and
:. II CONCLUSION the Mayor says
vested 20 defeat The viii and direction o. the
nation thar Department will prevail MY experience has
taught that portion Of the difficulties thai ousnt
cot 70 be charged upon that portion OF the Fire Department
who frsnnen St when disturbances and di;g
that the lives and properties 81
ct:ns are endaD g-rsd, the doty Of The executive
ocer al The y 10 oevent the recurrence By rs0yins the
Whrn not undertake dscrnirate
between such neubeIs Of company do 10, parepse y
esasir and disturbances ard those wso guilty dnd
eonpany r.chue surrounded and manned By persons VINO
tsks Al active parrn Committing breach Of ne peace aud go
siinr the or6srcss Of the city stop inquire VITO
tie particular persons Implicated That would e:are
EoTe time than cIcumstaaees would admir- Ias eci having
been dcos my PLAN dEtJ r. possible 70 Pregsn, tseat;
renee and TIE Only way Il can . eon . 2g the scarce
The whole inter again referred % the Fre cePe-tni
Committee.
CoURT OF SEssroSs.-This Court resumed business
yesterday before Judge Moore an Js-ees syksT
Of I.B5 s a,! y rem Mhss Maso
Il appears hst Ap last N.hon called defsndant house
While IN his stste alleged, the money which
secured beat .s.ut bis body wa s'oi-n from him The de-
arrested suspicion Bat the Jary no, being
vnced from evidence failed sgrse up5n verdict
John Wili.mi implicated with two others,
tired the change stealing check t and some change
Mr Mary CSnkin the llrh Of July ss Ths parties
returning from eIcarsor. and ocer ssa wagner
supeetDs the .oead BE- pekroekes took nsn mo es'tody
while eisenbart1g tie Fulton Ferry. On SEARCHING To a.
eused the check cad his possession. and portions OF the
money found sPon the other t~o The Jury orousat II
verdict Of guilty.
Boar RAcE.-A boat race took place yesterday a.
,srnoon from the Of Ltest East River for . nte
which the Of collecting large crowd snd creating
con siderable The bean entered were Yankee
Doodle manned BY Thos Suls and John Osborn, and the
Wsk John rowed BY Thomas Dorr and John shany
Both eet working They started a. oaock and
pa.sins aouns Shell Reed Baoy od F1ltonst New YORK;
dir Of about miles rrurred tie fsnkse Doodee
.hs.d-time . rinutes The WAS along John Ut
uiuuteA The oecarcu excited -sS3egrss Of interest.
OUTRAGE UPON CHILD.-A man named Peter
S.l-s arrested yesterday BY Officer vsn Dyke Of the Fh
Polce District, charge Of committing outrage upon
coossd child yssn Of named sash Bridges Held tor az
sninsssoe-
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CITY I7EKS.

NADLLs yESrvALfs FAREWELL CONCERT To-
MIGHT AT NIBLo's SALoos.-This entertainment Of
iavorite actress viii come of tonight Her assistants
viii be Mr.. VIM. Mason, the pianist; Mr.. Louis
Schneider, the cornet player signor Ceresis tenor
singer from the Italian Opera Paris, his first appear
ance in this country; Sgnor Bernardo the baritone;
Mr.. Alan Irving. the Engish baritone; Mr. II.
Gardner, the English tenor. ans Mr.. Wm- Drssser.
pianist ami osniucsa. Asfas ysstvsi VIII proceed
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NORTH AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASso.
CITATION.

The North American Pharmaceutical Association
convened in its fourth annual session ct o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the Medical College On Thir-
tsenthst, Gear Fsurth-av. The number in attend
aoee Moulding members, visitors and reporters, did
hoi sf'eed twenty Ave persons DR.. Fl. T. CUMMINGS
~rSsssa, Ne, yicePresidsot, occupied the cash
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rAGverr1senerEl
fAGTerrseacut
The LAST SALE of the SEASON of FoRT HAM,

ITos PRoPEsTY-Tbose DESTROYS OF -ecning beautiful -
We valuable BUILDING would DO well attend the
!ss al Il he season THURSDAY, sept - AZ 2ococt,
ID. Groun The steamer Norvak viii save Pier No. North
River 10 o'clock A. and p. VI. Free Tickets MAPS
Be-. and al pGrcHars be obtained Of Mr. jaws W.
BAEKH. sri J. 7. MoULros No HIsu-t tSes advertise
un.nt n another column
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Advertisement
To THOSE WHO DRINK At BARS AND HOTELS.

nunb-r Of persons who keep bsTrooas and hoas are n
I've habit o. fLins ny empty bottles With their mixed end
poisonina gin selling t my ScHEIDAa ARosATIe
scHS apps woald iye Ill who dTnx At such places % mars
the appearance TIE bottle and che wrapper OF Ia o. Should
deac,d require b4rkeeper open fresh oce FncA
Il the only way guard aSsinst such rad - -
UDOLPHO WOLFE, No. y Beavers.
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IsJuRzD At The FIRE.-A. he -Gre IN North
Sinrhs. % Monday. WIN. h M~rsrn member Of Enpns
Company No g. bad has rsht esnd badly snahed while ss
No Sc into No Ills ore6ng- has been rprtatcd
md -d that VII! be accessory TO snPufafs sas
tire hand
Two -u named John snd james M,rtln employees the
vsrr fsctrry badly eGrned sb0u The and neck
Their wounds Attended by Dr. HIrieas he Dis
tersa-T.
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IAd7srris-meut.l
FEGFM,y. CI.RK 6 CO.LIate RusHroN,

HEGEMAy, CLARK x CO. Late RUSHr0N,
CLARK CO.l-GESUNE Coz LIvES OIL.-The great success
attending The use Ct mis- valuable r-sy in Consumption 5ay
induced ali kinds limitations purchasers esnonef %
notice that the signature HEGglAS, CLs2x Co. IA full,
the cork Of each bottle without which Doc senlne
HsGEMAS, CLAsN & Co,
Sole .ucce.sors alshton, CiTk Co,
Nos IDS. - 81 and Isl Brosdwsy
Wholesale Depot, No. les broadway.
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.NE W-JERSEY ITEMS

THx CRY or HrDs0N. The others Of Hudson who
were mos anxious procure city charter for that corporation
ar now very have the cha revoked an hs Ter
Iitory itb w bndaes sonexsd TO Jersey City rae pu.
ua influence hc has ght This change said 10 o. al
their viii too onerons Notice
has been sven e an application the LegiaFs for the
passage OF sn procure This CT % the Corporations OF
Hudson and Jersey City. The consOldas9n' ~ 40 distant
av OF Jeey Civ IIo6oksr aud on and Bergen under
city gCveEnnen- : probable
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II ycu want to see an ingenious piece Of WORK
nsnshp cal It w. " WILMARrs's No ~ Nsden-sne aac
examine the rev STYLE PES and Pencil CASE made by ,
called LoXps PArCSrr IL Is the most comp et- arrange
ent ever ofe RED fer ,ae. II made Of gold and silver.
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LUDLOW & Co.'S SELF-SEALING GAN 1.-THE
ONLY one made requng no wax solder nent) taxing
the lead Of oil others For preperns fresh oil Kinds OF Fruit
Peaches Tomatoes Grspes &c, Il is inv liable. ia sim
py and preventive principles eyiden upon Inspection
Try them. MeEufaeiured and sold by
TAYLoa AoDsErrs. No. 90 Beekmsns.. v. Y.
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Tie N,,carE DAM Aarertiser avs that the bridge

The Ne7cGrk Daily Advertiser says that the bridge
over the Delaware River Eason Penn, which Just eol
peted crossed Saturday mOr1ng BY The Locomotive L.
hiah OF the NeyJerey Central Rarsd with number Of at
tsches Of Compsnyhe Whole weighing about forty mus
me trains will un regularly Monday the Lebish Val
e Road fo the coal rezions Phpsburs, County,
th- terminus vi the Nsw-Jersey Central road.
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fAdyertisement
AID FOR THE

AID FOR THE SCFFERERS.-PersOns desirous
Of buug 70 the Fund the Relief Of the Sufferers oy
Y~ou Esver Norfolk and Portsmouth, will have an opo1
tuair, "a 40 80 TINS RCsHToN, No 10 Ashor House
and No AZ Broacwsy Of Canal 81, ~ the whole
smount to-day for SODA WATER AZ tue sf stores VI" Do
handed ~ the Relief CO nm.ttee fsi distribution-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

MrsIcAL.-Ckeres Ferguson, young blind man,
gives sconct It die evening at Hope Chapel, in Broad
way, on the ULion Pipes, so popular as mascsI In
s-ruunert in Scotland and Irelanr He will be assisted
BIZ q variety Of vocal and instrumental talent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

REsGeyED.-AId. lyman Of the First Ward, Jersey
Civ sud Chairman me Finance Committee Of the Board hs
Il the attend 70 Alder manic
oti,s u sgr sled his resignation The ohc7 OF the
l.fv CIrTk.