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les,v h ,e-,.. 1hf upder the Charter of 1879 The
rs IS tt Con issoner snd he cor.fn' 81 We h'"
q altsrrfr ttertfV two s"parsi@ ana un,AJ
hcc Br here aitoush Mr Ward hsd 'he consent u te
B'trd q Aldutr b. had ;ho nomination Of the ON &c
rii!ed IT, b.e.u.. rat uoniua'n which lun
tory ND not USocshe tsforv acted upon, VA WIN
oisHu biofr he which could ret only up4
yalo and sbisdinE nomination Comp amt dismissed Mr..
johnson tn AZ ~ ar Wilo. Gsos, fof defendants
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Advancement
FACTS WHICH ARE KNOWN.

PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREoTYPES, AMBRoTYPES &c
Tie undsr.isned having the Photographic depart
ent and his Partisan sss Un his old place Of business. No
$40 Broadway 10 his and nihcent establishment No
SIS Broadway would call the attention Of the public 10 me
fact his galleries and the pictures made in them are suPe
nor before exhibited. Those desiring PHOTO
GRAPHS DaGt EsREoTYPEs or AssRorYPLS, executed oy
artists Of refined taste would do well TO call and Judge ir
themselves Reception fret foor and open from n 10
iOpn CHARLES ID. FRyDRrcKs,
Late Quincy FTedericks. No. SOS Broadwsy
Opposite metropolitan Hotel.
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THI NEw RICE CRor.-The first new rice OF the
season made it, appearance in the Charleston market
on Monday last and small sample Of II was received
yesterday morning by Messrs. T. & l.. Ross Of this
city, II is Of excellent quality, and speaks well for the
new crop generally. II has made its appearance
slightly in advance Of what was anticipated but still
rather later than last season.
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YoTNG ARTISTS, in order to ascertain sci
sntfcay what particular branch of art they may be by
nature best adapted and be- most successful should consult
con ptent Phrenoogt By receiving early and reliable sd
vice much time may be saved reputation and profit gained
Char. with full written descriptions OF character and ADVICE
given daily by Nj Fowler, No 800 Broadway.
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Miss Emma Stanley has engaged NibloS Saloon, and
will next week reproduce her pleasant entertainment
Of " The Seven Ages of Woman" Herr Stopei will
furnish orchestral music and Alegn has arranged
a fine new boudoir for the scene.
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NETEJER.SEY ITEMS.

Fremont AT WOODBRIDGE. n. J-It has been the
boast OF the Fillmore and Buchanan parties at " ood
bridge, MddleseX County. " j., that there were but
seven Fremont voters in the place and both parties
expected that the town would give a large ma Orty
for their respective candidates. The results of the
Maine election have, however somewhat changed the
aspect of affairs for Tuesday evening the 10th ult.,
a large assembage convened pursuant to notice. to
form Fremont and Dayton Club and to hear the
great questions of the campaign discussed. The meet
irg numbered about $50 and addressed By Messr.
Daniel +. Tompkns and David Ripley of Newark,
Or. Hebbard of Mass, author of The Patriots
Hope, (who was very eloquent in his remarks. and
was loudly appauded,D II. ). Lincoln. esq, of New
Yok, and Others. The New Brunswick Glee Club
were on hand, and added to the pleasure of the even
ing BY some soul-stirring songs. large delegation
WAS present from the Fremont and Dayton Club of
Railway. This movement will have a most important
beq,ing on the result of the election IN that part of the
state next November. There are indications OF the
whole Fillmore force going rank and file, to the
Fremont party. Their leaders are much diSpIrlted
A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting of Republicans
was held at IIacken,ack n. j.. on Tuesday last.
Judge Peter j. Alderman called to the chair, and
John A. Parsons. esq appointed Secretary. James
A. Briggs Of Ohio addressed the meeting in speech
Of over two hours The Jersey Blues of Bergen Coun
tv are keeping step to the music of the Union
G. W. Curtis will speak to the good people OF New
jersey at the Rocky Mountain Hut. North Orange. on
Monday evening next which occasion he will give
especial attention to the pressing claims of Republic
can,m upon the friends of Freedom who are yet on the
fence Of Fillmoresm,
County WORK HoUsE.-Mr. $: NJ Layton of Wa.
erbury Conn has proposed TO the Hudson County board
Chosen FreehOders that the county will put up oudns %
nv 90 feet in size capable Of accommodating y 10 seventy e
hands which together with buCkmachines and steam en-
CINE boiler suokc-stack. &C. will nakes tota cos OF eoOo
he IN contract board the prisoners tor period OF I'VE
wears nothing. and employ them in mAhina buckles me
pri.ops for the year ending May 1886 S5fl5 b. The
50 ISL In view of the rapid increase NJ
POPULATION ia. county, and the probable increase OF jan
u. the Committee recommend that The proposition OF MI
and the motion adopted Mr L. pro-
rns 10 psy al expenses Tor repairs and supenntendence
cepton. the building story high, and IS TO De-
lighted AZ the top.
PoItcE-The Jersey City Common Council has
eed Tloms Khan Chief of Police IN pce Of L j. FAR
,y BENJAMIN Hsne- and Jarvi. L. Ayres Chiefs Aids
Twenty policemen also appointed AZ the same lime
The body Of the man who found murdered on
Tueday lioboken has not been ecoaned 1t 10 thought mat
ne J. German pisno- player from Ne" 'ioh
Apprsr or CorsTFRFEITrR-On Wednesday
gst man. who hiss given his James Wilson OF Ne"
nv
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MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT-An inquest
held yesterday by Coroner Perry No $50 Houston street
upon the body Ann ONcl girl Is years Of who died
from bum the night Of the 10Th int The parents
deceased testified that she kneeng b. the Idle OF her
bed at PRAYER when her clothes caught fire from candle which
chair her and she fatally burned. Verdict:
Accidental Death Deceased was born in this city. -
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT -SEPr. ia Befor
Ind RROwN

John Hanley agt. the Mayor &C.. Of New-York
This was an action to recover damages for injuries
the person and property plaintiff appears that plaintiff
company with friends between and O'Clock tho
evening OF Sunday, 9Th June last was proceeding along
HudsOn and when about 40 feet from tho
Hudson, the sideu ak which they walking
udde prcipta ing the plaintiff into old wei
deep Plaintiff much bruised and hurt, and
unable TO follow his trade a painter since.
Verdict Jury 1870 damages with 10 per cent costs
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fAdycrtsement1
TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety TEAS FOR Groce Tea Dealers and n
waite -SouchonE Ooong and Young Hy.on, f,m NC
10 4oc Gunpowder and Imperial from DC 10 Sal other
qualities equally low Also On boxes Of good Family Ies fof
enc dollar Coll and e1anine-No Us Cha, ham s bcf~-ca
Pearl and Roose,eltsts
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The German Opera Troupe will give, tonight at
Nhlos Garden, Flotoros opera of AleSsandro Sira-
della for the first time
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Gas, CASA new Benzole Gas Works, the best
sd in the world with Fixtures to suit Gss fntues
.yrT new and beautiful d.sisnsjust completed tor tne
Fs trade No lead speltr fixtures sold by u.s. Cs ""
CIV r-f' AscHER, WARsrs Co.
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Advertisement.
tn NERVOUS SUFFERERS retired Clergyman,

restored 20 health days after many Of great
suffering is Auxious make known the OF cure VIII
send (ree) the prescription used Direct . The Rev JOIN
NJ DAGNALL No. 81 FultOn.st.. Brooklyn.
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Internationally
NOIOGy.-ExaminatiOn with charts and

written descriptions character given daily BY Prof FowLER
a. the Plrenolosc Cabinet No. 500 Broadway two bios
above III. Park Private room, Gentlemen and Ladies'
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FATAL CANPHFNf ACCIDEST.-COrOner COnnery
hold An pauest yrerday AZ No 65 North Moore street upon
the body Of John Drnkcr IT, naive Of NewYork, p
see who died THURSDAY naht from burns received week
previous consequence the explosion of camphene lamp
In the f.rory of hi. father White The jury
turned verdict Of accidental death.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

STABBIsG.-A man named Joha Hennessey, re-ld-
the # King and Ferris streets south brooksh
severely stabbed ednesday night IN seun's IN iS
OF Lis house. IL appears he gusrrens with MS vic
cried cut for the watch Three employed As pVse ""cu
al stores and the docks in the neishbohod "et
trsced hiiher by tho noise Henue.sey being made OF
their pr of his and asked the "as they
wanted He then rturnei With and ordee tnr AZ
from the house. The three whose names are Dsn %
Edward c. Newton. and john Mason being fearful ss
state that b. would ire, sok hold OF I, aud ~renchea NJ
from his hands Mason badly handled IN me u
and during s continuance HcnneseJ stabbed IN INC
side and LEFT b. Of the three. The w"hn IN th &C.
Cormck Of the Third District Poier arrested the
wschmrn snd brought them the station Housr III
afternoon thew we're brought b.~ Justice Bsebsy And bell
U The injuries
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Advertisement
THE FASHIONS NJ. WATERS would call the

attention his friends and patrons 10 his styles OF HATS and
CPs-sll which manufactured on the preue' Gente
men are solicited 10 leave their orders early
RHIA ALDO NJ WATERS
Nos. 10 and i2 Broadway, door above Cansl'st.
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ARRrsr NJ CorsrrRrrIrrR-O Wednesday

ARREST OF 4 Cor NTERFEITER.-On w euheslay
co man who has given his naue Jane, Wilson OF New
YGk by Officer Hane' the charge OF Pa-Ihg
uion lame. CLYDE He had also passed bad
bill mo L. Iaquns The counterfeit S3 bill on the Rock
VILE Bank Conn. The il the picture OF female
hc of grain cattle At the right end OF the Dill
j. the picture female with bow in her hand The prisoner
Wa brought Recorder Bedford Thursday who com
red him tor trial.
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STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.-This work, the grad
ing Of which was commenced at the west end of the
leland, opposite Amboy, has been completed to New
Dorp lane, distance of seven miles. From that point
the route has been located and the surveys plans and
maps finished and filed in the County Clerks Office.
The ground selected is about quarter of mile south
Of the Pankroad till it strikes the lands of c. Wander
bill, w. b. Townsend and others, and reaches the
deck Of w. b. Townsend at Clifton, where the depot
is to be built and the ferry established to this city, The
entire length of the road is about fourteen miles.
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TAdyertisement.
,rup At-pIS Pour ,RJE GaS-WORKS COMPANY.

TO PARTIES SEEKISG BCsISEss-We are prepared 70 po'S
tj, no Investment be- safer PTohtto able than
County hts under Patents See the advertisement OF
smother page Of this paper.
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Root takes real life size PHOTOGRAPHS on can

RooT's DAGugRREoTYPEs have never been equsled
RooT'S PHoToGRAPHs u oil sizes are unsurpassed.
RooT's GALLERy j. very easy OF access
RooT i al No 6j Broadway. corner Of fraIklin ct.
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Ad, ertiscm"ntI
HOI MISS Dol AR PHOTOGRAPH are large and

ee-antly taken Frrch, En,I'h GtTman on lankf
ard Twenty five artists
,.v.d linz 900 portrait. daily. Depot No go B,osdway
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FUNERAL OF ALDERMAN MosER.-The members OF
the Board of Aldermen and Councimen assembled at
the City Hall yesterday afternoon and thence pro-
ceeded in carriages to Brooklyn to attend the funeral
of the late Alderman Moser. The remains OF the de-
ceased arrived in this city at early hour yesterday
morning and were conveyed by his relatives to
the Methodist Church in Washington street, Brook
lyn, where appropriate services were had. The re-
mains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Adyerii,emcn'.l
FAIRBANKS SCALEs-MOre than 100 different

notifications Of these reliable weighing machines are no" '
ufscuTed They have received the HIGHEST PRtsICMs from
thu Agrcuura Soce, throu ghout the country and from ms
Institute, sad in in nearly every town ana
oi'y in the country. . FhRBNks ~,
No. l3a Broadway New'fors
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The LATE SrAbBisG ARRAY IN TwEsIY-SISrH
srRrrr.-Coroncr Ferry yesterday took the ante
mortem examination Of Patrick Sheridan. the young
man who wac sssbbed, it Is supposed fs,auy. q rum
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fAdveris.mentl

Thou sweet mrneuto of the psot,
priceless Treasure nov thou AT
Through Years come. while life shal. Ar,
I'll keep aud thee my heart
mothers picture is of all relies the most holy
Prf, pictures aud expressive hkeue,r made by HooI
No. S65 Brosdw ay, in any weather.
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ROOT'S
fAdvcTtisement.1

LIVE. CABINET,
AND MINIATURE SIZE PHoToGRtPHs.
No. $50 Broadway.
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Advertisement.
LAST DAYS VOTING ASD GRAND RESULT AT

BARAUA's MusEUa-The exciting Vote for he Presidency
will close there THIS AFTERNOON and tyENtNG To-day - ~"
LAST chance ladies, for your avore Candid,e tnrfy Up
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a arrested Yesterday Morrsans By Sergt Smith and
Officer Kayeny the Lower Police Court charged with :hc
seduction, under proms' Of marriage, OF Maria Bauer
German girl living No - Duane street Tho complainant
alleges Ducad, for her 1851 TO Germany and paid
her passage this country On arriving here she Was visited
ly him and finally effected her seduction und promise OF
marriage and subsequently abandoned her tn" accused
taken Justice Osborne and held to bail TO answer the
nIar
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[AdSeniausent.l

Ia CONgJMPTION CURABLE I've cannUI
dou4 that many Of seated Consumption cure -
been effected soisly by The Of the WILD CHEa PfS
oa OF Dr. Vista lie kesins e1ccs csS1E Sooaeti4
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Rrpo, ,py-Uenrv Williams was tired on an m

-. - 81, In, 6r.t gree. He n company win
'yvc o,hers saui,r.y entered IT, house Of MI ct AM ~
b. Hicks and 10 l!enon 'tF,et' one n- ss v
week, lis cou:ederAics escaped he va '''"N 7'
IL.
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fAdvertiseu1enf.l
A BEAUTIFUL Gov


o-irrd by using the BALM or A THOUSAND FLOWERS,
r,oy- fsr PIN ple and freckies from the skin LEAVING o
soe and ro..ste hue WET towel pour on two OF thv
drops and ws.h the fcc night and morning None eehuA
unlc Is signed FErsIpeE Co. PrvPrietorS
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'hop corner Of yninh str ct and second avcnue,
a few nights ago, 10y John Mellon. The wounded
m0n made the following statement:
Isl Last Monday evening went to the store corner Of
Twenty ninth street md Second avenue. and found
JtTos Biotcrick and John Sullivan dspung together,
tnd while thu engaged, a labonng man came up and
took the part Of ono Of them tried TO quiet them,
aud told Ills man To let them alone and would Get
them home pcaceaby. Mc(iloin was at this time
standing near tic counter, and began interfering
requested him 10 h. quiet and told him that the
work ed in the same shop aud were friends. McGJin
then went out bu, sOon returned and said: Where j,
the man who has much To say! | told him |
Lad nothing more to say and only wished to make
peace He then said i can lick YOU and at the
sane moment ran nj me and stabbed twice
threw up my foot and struck him in the breast. Moth
ing more occurred and taken home, and have
been in care of phy sician ever since
Mc(iloin. the accused, was arrested at the time of
the assault, and is now in prison.
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YOUNG GENTS HATS.

A rev srd beautiful style just issued by
BEEBE / Co.
No. 10 Broadway.
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UNIoN CouRsy L.L-TROTTING.-Thmrsdd Sept.
II s6-Mach, $500. Mile heats best three IN I'VE 10 "AS
II. Woodruff b Rope Maker .........''''l
W Peabody, gr. ?. Young Hickory .........-
Time: 3:Ol-8:O2-29
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FrRRIEs-It has been customary of late to sell our
fer1y leases for period of ten years BY the charter
Of 1853 all the ferry grants required to be disposed
Of at public auction for term not exceeding ten years
We give below list of the different ferries connecting
Newyo,k with its various suburbs and the amount Of
annual revenue they severaly yield to the city treas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND MURDER.-On Wednes-
day the 18th inst post daring attempt was made to
rob and murder Mr.. G.. Green who keeps brokers'
ofice at No. l57l Bowery. He had closed his office,
as usual, at p M, and preparing to leave, when
two men entered and presented ve-doar counterfeit
bin to be changed and while Mr.. Green was exainin-
ing one Of the passed around the counter and
caught Mr.. Green by the throat. His accomplish i'm
mediately shut the door. Mr.. Green was thrown vo-
iently On the ioor the robber holding his hand his
mouth, which prevented his giving any alarm. While
struggling on the ioor Mr.. Green fortunately able
10 alarm the family living up stairs, by kicking vo-
"nty against door in his Office. The robbers i'm
media'ey fled, leaving behind them razor, rope. and
nat one Of them was seen running through Broome
and down Chrystie street, minus his bat.
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BROOKLYN HoRTIorLTURAI SocISTY.-Ihe annus.
exhibition OF iruiis flowers Sc of,hs Socie'y
the A,hen.u in Atlantic .trre on "wednesday sernoon
The display large md varied snd the Ht-nda'c LINZ
bus An adde's j, ~ De- delivered ms cfsalDs ~ ''
Taylor, go.
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THE BRAMAN CASE.
The tnitrd States agt The Brig Brsmn.
Under Judge Ingerso original order for the sale Of
.h Bra the claimants 70 have leave 10 withdraw the
proc-eis filing the spusons with requisite security
and asked that the 81 sOmght be paid
over On T. con plsnce With the CONDITION
JESSE Brsddck justified surety to the satisfaction Of be
Con missioner This allowance H. appealed
rh ground .hst ihe ba efficient and the question III b.
h@srd brs Judge Bets Saturday The fund course
remains still IA COurr.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90 1856

. r-r .rc h,y u John Z'li II. ho'p-'a. i,~ av'
81 a, .-,. sust0nel by the crP2si7n IN Whi~r''s
g. I,t.r, al che ION q August sst Nttl@ ~c'fiaac'
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Advertisement.

A superb Photographic Portrait OF GEORGE PEA
Ropy ca the eminent banker has just been added to the col
oc,iou M b BRADY No $50 Broadway, Thomp,ons
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SFElor, ACCIDTgT.-ic,terdAy morning a"p'e'
- So, ~ IN rh. cellar uf, bck building 10 course
10, -r. e.s- IN ? ton street oppo-i'e 10" ~ H.,
o. , i,-.. l., fb. ca,frR 81 he -de"Ns III co" a..
s.r srt 30 wss badly bruised 'DoD' '"' "' -
o.. ,yed 20 The Cty Hospital
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DEow>ED-The body Of drowned man, mol d,hl'
f't picked rp a, the foot Il 81 ksii 'iith', on
tst l. about feet ches hzh with DARK hair snd HhsAel'
dressed black k cot breasted plaid VT lh cas-
rans and check SKIRT double breAstede Inc oou> ~
MATHS - the dea hou.. for ideutifC .fion
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sESSIONS-SEPT. l9-Beore
Judge MORRIS and Associates.
MANsLAUGHTER.
The trial Of jeremiah Butler for causing the death
OF bis wife the 9th Of June last by beating concluded
Yesterday and the Jury rendered verdict Of Guilty OF man
- slaughter the first degree"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

We requested to call attention to the proceedings
of the Stockholders of the American Guano Company
in another column.
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Two additional complaints were

HOTEL TmEF.-Two additional complaints were
made on THURSDAY against John Williams the individual who
was caught on edn sday evening dcampng from the St.
Nicholas Hotel with carpet bag belonging to OF the board
,rs. lady stopping az the Metropolitan and Nj Charles w:
Swift Filth avenue, the conpsusrts The first identified
the hunting watch found the person of the prisoner her
propey the latter coat also found in possession OF the prs'
oneI. which, when stolen, had : ~ IN the pockets.
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BoLrER MrEIHG.-The Democratic Detegse r. !"
The Firth Dstric. Congres-onsl Conl eGtio. run "s -,
nh Fou- and Fifteenth ward u Broof}l ~.o l
erded from ne Convention held No SO fsta ,e 81, an
week 1t Mershons this Saturday a., -
purpse ronnatlr. -snida-e IN opposition 20 M Masy
Tbs Delegates have tsken tbs courss from ns s - No.,
believe u trSset aTb'ras'y ~ voc NC" ''-"
gates.
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Advertisement
To give n finished appearance 10 4

u I
thu wiir must use Coop IsK A first penman 'ske.
pride in The shading which gives 20 his down" Md
strokes" peculiar beauty aud p-ased with every ciJ
which sforied 70 bile him 20 10 the lines his sney
Try CosGts & FIEI ~ FLUID, No IL Broadway.
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The body Of the man who found murdered on
Tuedav oboken has not been recoanzed 1t thought mat
h, !. a German pisno- player from Ne"'iofk.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orsIcE-szrr 10
MADAME RosDpAUs CAsE-THE FORFEITURE OF The
d

nv OF ~ Treasury this morning rend.ns the foretIe Of
.t 60 HOPE This Is the vessel IL will b. remembered 10
vch Madsne Rondeau conveyed H.. forty cases Of shsws
toys a 20 th, port The ship said - Be worth not e
han fcO, that her release while sxOnersng the
frcn OF blam, in the premises be matter Of
Ton " her owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
DpovSrD.-Coroner Hills held m inquest on Thurs

DROwNED.-Coroner Hills held an inquest on Thurs
day upon the body unknown dressed sailor and
about . years found drOwuedin the North
Rive The body lad been the water for several days Yer
dict Of the Jury Supposed drowning
Patrick Lahiff bow about six years of age, was
fnd Thursday the foot Of Oliver street. He
had been missing sine" Monday last which day he
1T play pe and supposed To have accidentally fallen
into the water Coroner Connry held inquest upon the
body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SEpr. la--Beso..
Jndge Bells.

POFTOn bio kennh, dIIh~ UTE lFftth, WIS
rr ron one Of the sr Indictment, in which he stands
charged wlh having e;tced persons employed IN the naval
,vca of .he United desert. No competent proof
b1 siyen OF the enlistment OF Nicholas Wilson the party al
"a . have been entced from the service. the fell
n and ms Petit J-ros discharged I'll Monday