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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

Emigration 20 Kansas "A large number Of
NE :Ss have ne Eastern state. and the
They well provided with firearms and AEriesi
sfeyers Agnes oholsra directors Of
sG.sss Quantity q the xsss HE pills and ph@nia BIZ:
,.ipss Their over all others q family and
hoFFAfS once 1886 broadway.
HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toapees-BafcheIors's
sss.aee factory for these articles %, Brosav.y Nine
for the aPgs.01 Of ms bal, dye
assortment Of wigs and tOupees in the world.
The Baron. DIR. spolasco, n. D., A. r., Sc,
eron London Of European fame gre.. and good
more srs.. .s.eundns than ali the faculty ST.
Nicholas Hotel Spring street Strangers take notice
DE. 9. 9. Fitch, Author OF the asix Leo
is q sssa SsS
males snd females Consultation free.
sRsme was not Built In . Day. Neither
Of an hour Scientific knowledge long practical
ss and
ss
Es.te ssIiener CO.. ia Chambers street; sold BY drug
Holloway's PilIs.-Here L. Health for An!
yss For all This noble remedy, acting it doe. mme-
ssy on the main ns springs s Of lite hssh when
superior Any msdeins made known to the
world Sofa At the msnuaetoriss 80 Maiden lane, New
cents, 62h eents and 81 PEI box.
The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs DR.
CUnTiSs Ayseana- Thousands have been restored to
S43 Brosaway and sold by C. H. Ring, No. l3 Broadway
Price only s. package. DR.. Curtis will be At the office
charge.
Thorough Purgation-But Continued Par
ssns
by dnt Of rubbing Does then, rust preserve c sub
preserve II in healthy condition. We know better We
1
pains in the breast back and side; Also fs palsy dyspep
there IL settles and there produces pain and
lasting aton from these dicuties They be-
migrant guardian Of health and life to both and RICH
PILLS are sold At Is cents per box with full directions
BuSntons bookstores M Hudson street, and 296 Bowery;
also. Of Wright CO Houston street. of Lewis Of
j. Kerr, 83 Broadway; OF Mrs Hayes F5 Fulton
Brooklyn and of all respectable medicine vendors in
Werld
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STUpLEY's NEW HAVEN BAGGAGE EXPRESS
Gale for and delivers Baggage in all parts
and Brooiyn Passenger ARRIVING In New York By rail
roads and stes mhoas will please leave their orders and
whsh VIII be attended 70 with promptaeW and asspAseb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

THE NEW NOVEL UPON FASHIONABLE RELIGION
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEFTf
Or
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST AND CHURCH
An Original American Novel;
VIII be ready in 8 few days.
GARRETT co, Publishers,
No. Is In street.
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AsTIl0I0GY.

MADAME xolKow.-THJs HIGHLY GIFTED LADY
wi seventh asushssr and has natural gin TO seli ali
Asrsogsft In the world No charge yot satis-
nitted.
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noESTIcK's BOOK NEARLY READY
~ Orders have received IL States
the Union and the public curiosity 10 see outvas the
interest felt for Of the popular books day Imo
CLOTH fully illustrated For early supplies order of
EDWARD LIVERM0RE, Publisher,
20 BeekmAn
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THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
l. The recently discovered romance At Paris. by
SCOTT,
Entitled
10 X ID UN,
TALE or THE TWELVE HUNDRED
tors Of Moredun.p
Dieteur General Ia Socete des Archvistes de
will be blshtd June Nothing in the literary world
the last twenty
Europe as the discovery OF this posthumous novel;
w. r. FETRlDGE x CO.,
Franklin square, New York.
Persons RENTING fifty cents will receive copy OF the
book poet paid by mail.
Each copy will contain fac smile S- Walter Scott
letter, found with the MSS.
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UCTIoN NOTICE. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER BY
"A 8. BogMt-To-morrow Monday, at l0 o'clock, at the
auction rooms, corner Frankfort and william streets,
large and excellent assortment Of paror bedroom
kitchen furniture crockery and glassware DESKS
pets In variety.
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UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
IA Monday At l0h o'clock at the saesroom, q Centre
street. large sale Of elegant household furniture viz libra
and secretary bookcases mahogany
psrlor and rocking and cot
sge bedseAds hair husk and mattresses wardroes
dress and plain bureaus marble top wahsand toilet
seven dozen curled maple and oak chairs china
crockery and glassware, refrigerator &c also, to
yances two mahogany in goodorder worthy the
attention OF housekeepers and the trade.
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('EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.-NEw AND FASH.
" ionahle furniture tapestry carpet French pao mir
roGs, oil paintings, elegant china ware &c Tuesday,
at l0s O'Clock, at salssrocm No. 800 Broadway,
Of Dusue street. large and splendid collection of
rosewood mahogany walnut and osk drawing paror
dining snd chamber furniture also. Brussels and
pestry carpets beautifully decorated china French
plate pier and mante glasses line oil paintings rich gilt
frames silver plated ware table cutlery, &C. Catalogues
OF the morning Of sale
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A UCTlON NOTICE-CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
IA JOHN e. VAN ANTWERP will sell on Tuesday,
18th at ~ O'Clock at ZIG Pearl street. from the Shelves
e1tensive assortment Of white granite light flowed blue
dpt and edged best French china pieces;
6O pieces rich French ccees candlescks card baskets
Ao two crates Rockingham spittoons and yelowwAe
eighty packages Also tea
and walters knives and forks spoons Also
fancy clocks. Catalogue day previous.
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A sSIGNEES SALE-THE APPARATUS, TOOLS,
IA machinery and patterns Of the Chelsea Iron Works
will be sod the PROMISES in West Twenty sixth street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, by HENRY II.
LEEDS CO.. customers, ON Tuesday l2th and Wednes
The articles be examined previous the
SALE Catalogues be had at 10 Nassau street.
the office on the premises.
ABNER MILLS,
JAS VANDENBERGH Asignees
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TUNIs MoRRELL, AUcTIoNEER-MoNDAr. AT los
O'Clock at al Nassau street. the scock OF family
sting Of piano,orte table linen, china oWeng, be.
three TO be opened and exhibited and sold befora
the furniture which viii follow. Also, Brussels cRrpstine
from En- sb factory, in lots 70 suit.
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A MccAFFRAY, .AUcTIoNEER. % CATHERINE
IA. CAfFRAY WALTERS will sell, ON Monday, June
H. st l0s O'Clock general assortment of household urni
ture, consisting of marble top tables and bureaus
teses tees, spring seat chairs and rockers Brussels
grain and three ply carpets walnut and plain ted,ead
feather beds hair straw mattresses quantity OF
kitchen utensils Also, will sell pay advances roulette
piece silk velvet. and gas fixtures Sale punouAl
without reserve.
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D0CKAWAY SEA BATHING.-1HE PAVILION H0
II tel will be opened the 10Th June This estab
hsbment greatly enlarged and comprises in suites
families single number of cottages the
grounds furnished with without board at the hotel Sta
bling houses and saloons for exercise
Rooms be selected at the hotel plans at No. ~
Cln street. New York Cars, in cnnection with stages
the hotel leave South ferry daily at and 10 4 45
Gand7 O'Clock; returning at TO- 1855, sl5 A. M and 2l0
and 5:55 p. NJ. JOHN GEO. BAINBRIDGE.
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WJLLIAM IRVING, AUCTI0NFER--Ho
w furniture WILLIAM IRVING co. will soil 40
auction Monday June Ill 81 lQ O'clock At The OF
Rush street and Wythe avenue, Winmsbusgh ns,r Peck
eiip fcrryBrusses and lnrsn carpets mshogauy SOFAS
and pnrlor chairs in haro0th rosewood and
marble TOP pier and centre tabes mirrs- window
curtains and shades anttl ornsment mahogany bookoa
black walnut extension dining tables Arm ehal-s
hogaDy tea table china dinner and tea SETS ss ware Oh
cloths and stair carpets mahogany Ftenon bdsead black
walnut cottage bedstead dressing eureau waahstlada,
hair mattresses feather bads ae. hall chairs aud hat
together with general assortment Of hsehsn furn
turs. pArl or and cooking stoves 10.
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LOST AND FOUND.


cOWs LosT.-s50 REwARD.-sToLEy FROM THE
~ premises OF the subscriber at Motthaven Wesebessr
county, Tuesday morning sst eight cows i've OF which
traced to Williamsburg, where they exposed
sale Two Of the white red with large udders the
third large red cow fsce white ard rcd. All
malls The above reward will be paid for their
80 the detection of OF the thieves arrested
COL MORRIS BAITY, Motthayes Westchestes county
7 osT-FRoA ON BOARD THE JOSEPHINE THE 10
IL o'clock boat from Staten Island, June small
&c reticule containing diamond ring small chain
Whoever will the retcule contents Broad
way, in the basement, keep the money contained
therein.
osT- ON WEDNESDAY. 6TH INST, ON BOARD OF
IL the steamboat Bay state pocketbook, aiming
sum OF money! alto silver medal ana OF
but the The person 90 pfer
favor by returning IT, with se medal papers, TO the
Metropolitan Hotel. No questions asked.
MOTE LOsT-lN GOING FROM NO. 7 BROAD STREET
IN through Wall to William street, 1--WE hundred
and eight dollsrs made by George Stt endorsed bv O.
H. Psulison payable three months after The nub.
lie cautioned against negotiating said note
having been stopped VIII the with Iessrs
anthony j. Beecker Co., No. Broad street?
OPERA GLASS FoUND-oN FRIDAY. JUNE ,sr
" The tvner can have the By cal the Kniok
sboeker stage office proving property and paying
CTRAyED TRoM NO. 90 EAST TWENTY THIRD
- street. on the 7th inst black pointer dor the name
Mnd residence OF the owner collar around his neek
whoever will return said dog will the OF the
owner AID liberal reward. " NJ
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CT mn REwARD-To CAPITALISTS the SUB
plOOO scriber, the patent tee of shaker
rAor with hreaher and cleaner attached will dispose
the right OF few Of the Northern
for selling is the demand homo great II
81 900 this machine fails ore grain and do ID
better, than nachine IN the United ass
mower and reaper-they will be exhibited the Loveoy
Hotel City Hall square from 10 80 o'clock days
Call and examine WA. PIERPOINT Pateutee.
wv large tized setter, white with spots of liver color
the and liver eolored scot back to
the name Of Joe the other liver and white color
left blind answers TO the Of Days tractabe
Will JUMP over stick speak. Whoever will
taid oogs 10 Edward Lawrence at fordham will receive
the above $40 for either Of them and $2
thief EDW'D b. LAWRENCE. Foreharn, Westohester Co
COO REWARD-HIRED, BY BOY ABOUT IL
PU yesys OLD and not returned sorre about IL
years old, l51a hands high while had little
in the knees and tail rather light, switch ta
black buggy wagon, leather trimmings spring.
silver plated harness not much hook broke
reward will be paid for the recovery property by APP
plying to TALBOT BUTLER Port Richmond Staten Island
C10 REwARD-DoG LosT-oN TUESDAY, NAY
plO large black Newfo dog. goes by the
name Of Spring and is about and half years Any
finding this dog and the
scriber will receive the reward H. NJ sCUTr 222
Geld street., brooklyn tannery, Brooklyn.
C10 RLwARD-FoRA LIGHT SMALL PLAID PAT.
pIO tern silk dress LETT Of tne Jersey City VIII
BaRsburg stages ON Saturday morning The above re-
wsrd will be paid delivery. at 800 South street, near
Governor ferry, and no questions asked.
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LBERr II. NICoLAY, AUCrIoNKER- PERENP
IA tory sale Of elegant got, double cottage New
Rochelle, with nearly four of rich land
ALBERT b. NICoLAY will sell on tuesday, Jun, Il, ..
gothic double villa, the railway station New Ro
ehse Wesohester county lately erected by Paul Fish
ESQ., for his residence The land fronts
stree. 25 feet by 600 feet Harrison street. thus
handing the main The house 10 forty feet
mont By thirty ak deep with two wings each IS feet
feet built in the very best BY days work and Is
arranged for two families with entrances by the
two vestbules. BY archiRg the centre WALL can be
thrown into large and spacious residence There
modious cellars With two furnaces warming he
house twelve registers and two Kitchens with ranges AM
water On next hoor two large drawing rooms two
dining rooms with dumb walters two libraries, water clos
cts, baths buffers pAntres &c On next foer six bed
roons large and snail The house finished With marble
mantts crates speaking tubes other modern and
qute and the view OF the ground and
Try extensive and unsurpassed. coach house. stables
wells Of good water and the ps and the
ans productive Of strawberres vegetables and flowers
gardener has had charge of the place 1t within
minutes walk Of the station Persons take the N.
from New Rochelle. Sale positive
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returning leaves Ksyport ut TX o'clock A. NJ Fare eenss
Persons desirous OF visiting Of the bssby and
beat bathing places in the vicinity OF New York had
~ keyport, and business be In New York from
half pasts A. n. until z. n.
k'oR COMFY ISLAND AND FoHr HAHILToN-rHE
absve, on Friday June L. Is55 Leaving New York l.
lows:-Pisr foot Of Amos street, 81 ~ A. n, IA and "a
N; pier foot Of Spring street, "a and va and u
y. M; pier No. North river, ~ A. and r. ieav.
leland and back TO New York. % cents. No half price
children.
C,UypAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-FARE FIFTY
- Steamer HERO, Capt y. w. Hancox will leave
the pier foot Robinson street this afternoon O'Clock
striving In ample time FOR the express trains going West
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THE ATLANTIC PAVILION. HIGHLANDS OF NEvE
sink 10 open for the reception Of guests transient
permanent The location, for saiubry prospect
challenges arison HThe proprietor will omit
render his patrons comfortable Fishing boating
river thing uneouaed Access to and fro daily
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IA did household furnture house to lets possession i'm
mediatey will sell at public auction Monday June Ilth
a. Il o'clock precisely all the furniture and decorations in
ly for cash Costly rosewood psnoforte-warrante The
parlor furniture is all rosewood two suits in the
French satin with solid the finest
Material and first class Workmanship centre and side
bes two sete brocaele ains windows lace
etegere large and pier glasses oil paintings Iarior
CLOCKS about 500 yards Brussels carpet the floors din
ing room furniture mahogany suit in solid Inaho-
gany extension tables china vases gold band dinner
tea SETS silver ware cut glass together with fur
niture OF all the bedrooms, both in and
WOOD such o. bedsteads bureaus washet.nds 70 MATCH
mshogsny cushioned chars SOFAS beds and bedding
mattresses boters and pillows Also the
ture comprisilg thing requisite first class house
Parties attending this sale depend the
represented and that everything will be ptory sold
to the highest bidder for cash. The Eighth
pass near the house. q. WILSON, Auctioneer.
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MORTGAGE sALE-BY FRANKLIN c NICHOLS =
M Tomorrow. Monday at IL o'clock, to close the
gage the remainder Of the stock Of Engsh plated
consisting Of and dinner SETS cut bottle casters Of the
finest description, gobc spoons &C. Every article will
be sold that 10 offered matter what II brings. All
ranted represented Cash deposit from every buyer
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"IGUINB' HOTEL, MONTICELLO, SULLIVAN
w county New York.-GE0RGE WIGcINS, propris.
tor-We learn that this popular and well known house will
be opened the first Of June instant. Its numerous
friends who for many summers have made it the joyful
terminus their dusty pilgrimage from the city, will hardly
It, amid the alterations and made
by It's enterprising proprietor The have been
the comfort Of the guest has evidently been she first
and only object considered The village Of hontiscs
Gghtiul The village easily reached BY ride Of
about eight hours from the eity the passenger taking
Erie at the foot Of Duane street., $3.50 A. NJ
nshed with through tickets by the agent M Davis and
leaving the Middletown, whore will be in
readiness to convey him, plank road Moncells
Stages daily East and West nom Virgins Hotel 70 shs
Eric Railroad.
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WHEELING, 22d August, ISIS


At meeting of Marylanders held on Monday
evening. Amos Silver was appointed Chairman nd
inc. L. Bush Secretary. Il was resolved to ceIe-
bate the 18th day of September next at Mounds.
vile, and that Amos Silver, james L. Gill and Jas.
Mcneil be the committee to make arrangements
for the day, DR.. Tanner, Capt ]. *. Swain, John
McFerram and D. Zimmerman of Wheeling, D.
Anderson of Cameron, Thomas H. Belt, IT., of
Tunnelton, James Ball of GAINESVILLE, Maj. Barry
OF Moundsville, James Murry, Fetterman's. and
Zach. Davis of Grafton were selected as a COM
mIltee OF Invitation.
All native and adopted citizens of Maryland are
expected to participate, together with their fam-
lies. Notice will be given by them to the Commit
tee on Invitation Of their intention to be present.
The committee wilt report at an adjourned meet
mg to pc held in Wheeling on Saturday evening,
siday ofSeptember. AMOS SILVER, Chm.
JNo L. Bush, Sec'y.
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DEMOCRATIC CONvFNTTON

PrrTsBURGH, Aug. 23.-Inlhe Democratic Com
vent'on to-day, all hut three of the districts were
represented. Col. Saml. Black, chairman. Strong
ant Know Nothing resolutions were passed; also
declaraIOIy Of the nationality of the democrat c
party; approving OF the administration OF Pearce;
endorsing the nomination Of Piummer for Canal
Commissioner. y resolution IN favor of fusion
was defeated by 10 to9 The following ticke,
was nominated: Hon VIM. Wilkens, lor State
Senate; SanI. Smith, Il. A. BauSulan. Jas B. Full
ton, L. b. utterson, and Christopher Mayer, Tor
House of Representatives Rody Patterson for
Sheriff; john Birmingham for Prothonotary.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
KANSAS

ST. LouIs, August ga mass meeting of Free
Sellers was held at Lawrence, Kansas, on the I4,h
Inst. Over eco persons were !Preseut. General
Schuyler was President,assis by the usual mum
Der of Vice President and other officers
Strong resolutions were passed, denouncing the
election of 18th March great outrage; deny,
ing the legality of the Legislature now sitting, and
pe'lging themselves to resist its authority; recon-
including elections of delegates 10 a conventisn 10
form State constitution. with view of immeJi-
ate State or anzatlon aud application to the next
State.
A resolution of thanks 10 Ex-Gov. Reeder was
unanimously passed.
1t was resolved that, asreeably 10 the recon,
meniations of the Territorial Free State Executive
Committee, call for a Convention of 5 delegates
TO each representative appointed from the several
districts, be made, 10 meet At the Big Snrnss ON
the 5th September, for The purposes Recommended
or other action necessary.
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MASS MEETING

BOsToN, Aug. 23.-rhere was meeting held
here to day OF the various committees representing
the Republicans Know NotLings, Know Some
things and FreSoiierS' to concoct plan Ofsction.
Owing TO the disagreement Of most of the mem
bers recently appointed, the Chapman Hall com
mite seeded the others, re- oTganized and deter
mined upon calling State Convention OF all
the citizens opposed to the extension of Slavery.
The sgnerS to the cali already include many of our
most influential citizens. The Ceceders it is
supposed, will cal! meeting Of citizens, and it is
Certain that strong republican oIganlz alton will
be made.
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DIR. JOHN RITTLER'S
Water Cure Establishment.

ONE mile and half east OF Brownsville, short dis
" lance from the National Road in healthy, COOL and
retired valley surrounded by beautiful scenery supplied
by springs OF the puTest aud sOest water open during
the season. Patients will ind the necessary &C.
Communications and be treated by extensive experience
tho Water Cure in connection with thorough knowledge
OF AFUPathy OF the school and Homeopathy. Terms
Tor board and tEea ment per week Ladies' and gen.
smen accompanying Patients $40 per week For par.
ucuaTs please apPlyto On. JOHN RlTTLER,
jT2o lBrowEsviIIe, "a.
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EXCVRSION

PoRT CLINTON, Pa, Aug. 23.-A special excur-
sion train Tor Niagara with over 400 excursionists
and Cornelius aud Bakers Excursion Bands, ar.
ElVed here at % minutes past O'Clock this morn-
ing, and stopped for breakfast. 1t has created a
greai sensation in all the towns along the road and
the whole population are turning out to listen 10
the music Of the bands and witness the unusual
sight. The party are all well and IN excellent
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THERE will be preaching IN the Associate Re-
formed Church, Market street, oil Sunday next
This Church, as we recently stated, has been
thoroughly repaired, aud presents an appearance
highly credable to the spirit of the congregation,
as well as to the workmen who adorned and beau
titled the building. The pulpit and other carpen-
ter work was done by MIR. Alex. Coen; the paper.
ing by Messrs. Taylor & Woods; and the painting
by the Me SIS. Miller.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

NV BooSs.-Godeys Lady's Book aud Peter
sons Ladies Magazine for September. The Con.
LESSONS of Pretty Woman aud The Jealous
Wife by Miss Pardoe. Vol. aud Conclusion OF
The Barber's Wife, or the Lost Heirrss,' 10y Geo.
W. NJ. Reynolds, have been received by Robinson
aud BIO, No Washington Hill. Also, will
Teri' or the Adventures OF Young Gentleman
BON ina Cellar by Ingraham, and Harry Helm,
or tie Cruise of the Bloodhound.
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FRnM MASnINcrnN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22d.-lhe reply of Col
ISaacs. U. S. District Attorney for Kansas, as &c
the charges, Similar TO tho alleged for the remo
val OF Gov. Reeder, has been received. No reply
has yet been receive from Judge John.op.
Andrew B. Moore Of Alabama, declines the ap.
pointment of Associate Justice of the SUPREME
Court OF Kansas vice Eimore removed.
The Union of this morning announces that the
President has had an attack of chilS and lever
similar 10 that e suffered last year.
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NEW YORK MARKET,

AUGUST 23.-Money unchanged. Stocks higher.
Galena and Chicago Railroad, TIA; Cleveland
aud Toledo 9o4; Ere 524; Illinois Central, 97i';
Michigan Central IO2; New York Central, 1924 /;
Harlem, 2S4; Cumberland, 273; Reading 96s;
Canton 27s, Del. & Hudson. 81; U. S. 6's OF 81,
llS4; Mich. Southern 1861; Penna. Coal Co 1864.
Cleye. & Pitts. 10; Miss uri G's $50; Ohio 6's OF
10, Ill.
IaGotion dull. Sales of 500 bales New Orleans
miGdling at III.
Flour firm with active speculative demand, sales
at Sa9,75 for common State to good OHIO. Wheat
unsettled, sales OF Southern white at 2lS; led at
1924. Corn tthe higher, sales of weste IN mixed
at Ssa9O. Tobacco dull at Sail. Pork tribe
higher, sales OF 1000 barrels, for use, at 90, 25n
20,5I. Beef firm, sales at l5,5Oal6. Lard firm.
Bacon scarce, sales of hams at 10i, and shoulders
nt94. Butler and Cheese firm. Whisky firm al
4le4l4. Groceries firm. Rio coffee III. MuSco-
vado Suga: {. N D MoIasSes Sc. Iron firm, sales
Scotch pig at $3.50. Talow firm atl2t Gunny
bags steady at 1873. Iron better, Scotch pig S33.