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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

1sx ing, situated on the N. z. corner of Broad and
18th sts dagonally opposite the City Courthouse,
and in view ofthe Capitol, For professional men .
and alse in the main building the inferior of which
of modern construction, with two pariors handsome
marble mantlepieces, &C. Possession OF the two 6s-
premises by the 9Th day Of December at which
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
mept may be made to give Possession at earlier o.
Mr. VIM. Brent (of the firm Of Grefter Brent, who
win take pleasure in showing the promises tosny
desirous of viewing them -, 81 g
8 Apply 70 either Of the Messrs. TABB, Rshnond;os
to stss -. ssssss 2. NJ TABB, Jr-
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, deed,
se3-t Blandon. Henriec county. vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC EMINENT
L Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice of late,
and among them we will mention the case of Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEuMA.
TIC IMMINENT. Prepared only by
JOHN w. POLLARD, a
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city
NH 11--ta ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

- HAWlH, nj reeeived pel
Shswla, 70 which Wsi6vite shoe& whoars n Wouk "a
apt - No are confident they vii siya setxtapfton q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

w PLES.-DOLLAR CORDIAL is the only GER
tain Medicine used to certain disease with
safety and dispatch. One week produces certain
cure and frequently in two three days, by using
this extraordinary dose. Enquire of the Druggists
where it be obtained if yeu doubt it. and remem
Der the old adge: "a stitch in time saves nine" No
hindrance from business
Price 81 per bottle. ,,., = .s-s...-.,. 4. 3.
ker, J. B. Wood, c. Mllspaugh, p. Semple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, op-
poste the r. and r. r. B. on Broad street.
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- FOR KENT---The store and dweIIio9
lei on Broad, between 5th and 9th streets The
~ stand being in the central location of the CITY
commands the attention of business men Posses
sion given the LIST of May. Apply to JUAN PIZZINI,
Grace street, or ANDREW PIZZINI,
sap 2S--2w ~ los Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

NuTlCE.--l have removed my e1llce fron1
tate conGabe's Office 70 my residsnce On n a..
shall street hetgeeD Adams and let sereets where
can Dc fonnd AFTER the week on Mosasys Wsdnesdays
aud Fndsya from sunrise to sunssf, each dav. 10
transact any business connected with the lac Hish
Consiabe's Office Of Richmend e =. s. $ -
l9-..ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-29

I..s .;-tj. E - ~ IN n.y. "a very de-
$ sirable Framed House on Union Hill situated
= near the residence of DR.. o. A. Streeker con
tanning rooms, kitchen with rooms, ,stabls. ear.
rage house and other convenences with very isras
garden attached, and well OF excellent water in The
yard. The house d new and in sood condition nr ~
genteel family tine opportunity is now offered 10
a person wishing pleasant and comfortable home,
convenient e business and freq from the ENORMOUS
session given immediately. For terms apply to
an l5-1n EDWn D. EACH6 Peevt.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

GOING souTr-The ii 90 Train viii, cOpnee. sam
with Morning Trainfrom Toedo Monroeyille with
Express on the Southern Division of Road at
with Cincinnati Express CIeyeand nj
Mansfield Junction with Day Express Pittsburgh and al
Railroad ~ $50 n4o
Ihe $40 Miriam will connect sandusEy stearn
sr BAY City from Detrolt Monroeyle with western Train
c: 4 T. n RI at Shelby Junction at 81 p n. With the Mail
Iran on O. O. o. r. O. for Columbus a Oncnnat: at Mans
neld junction at 6'5S r. M. with Fast O. & p r. r.
Ior fsbursh,i and at NeSark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio II. II. 5ii5liT e
.s.3a, GOING 9ise Train WI. make con-
nection at Newark with Mail Belair on g. o. r.
III at Mansfield Jnnction with Express for Pittsburgh: AZ
sheIoy Junction at ~ ID with Cincinnati Express for
cleveland, Buffalo and New York with
ili III Train on O. 4 T. road TO Toledo, chieago, &C.
400 Y Train will connect Newark with Express from
the East Central Ohio Road; Junction yith
Fast Train for pittsburgh at Shelby at 52i "
with Cincinnati mail for Cleveland; with Ngh
Espress fer Toledo and chieago and andnsky
y. w. WEBB, sup't.
sahausky, Aug.4 1853. sep1b-tfi
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BUSINESS CARDS.

j. H. PENDLETON,
ATpORN L Y II l. A w,
WHEELING, vi.
fH-ATTESDs the Courts OF Ohio, Marshall, Brooke and
olFicENOa quincy. street, just above Main. fe7
C. 4 7IIAw, JT.Y, TrsSRN,
jackson G. H.. Va. Parkersburg, Va.
Thaw 81 Turner,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
will attend strictly all blsiness entrusted to them
IN Sc counties of Wood Wirt, Jackson, Htce Giier
fieasRnts-
paFticuiar attention given to collections,
-REFER To-
PifILADELPHIA.-IiOn. George sharswoed Hon. Joel
Jones, Hon. Chas. Gilpin, Messrs. Lee &
Walker. -.lrs r. ~
EkirlAoRE-Messrs. SeaIe L Lue&ett, Messrs- Penn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z g & j. JYarnail, Thomas John
Stoh, Jr. ass oe20:1y
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Elrat sprtng stael.
Watches, JeWelry, SiIverware,
sc. &c.
It's COTTsS
NIEN and splendid stockfar exceeding In beauty,
N essnes variety and elisapnsss any
his patFons-NI opened on RS
MONDAY MORSiNG, sfTH INST, 81
10 rhieA he resP-etfsIg iaTites sla p-
hs, 81 alta
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NUMBI}E!RlI 9s
CITY BUSINESS
AMERICAN sMANUPA CTuRKe Z
BUTLRGs,s BOOK KEERERlA5 i
Writing Fluid

INoE this superior Flud before the puhe
- now nearly two h has been e6nstaity gaining
mold Fluid. 7s!ii7z - - - T.
DuEnB the past twenty thousand quart pint
e together with smaller innuerabe pave 6=eh
20 bankers and merchants In CineIna Louisville Psts-
6rgh Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit Hndte LAFAYETTE
SsSsnfss, lndisnaPSs Eyansyine Frsnkfos Lexnz9n,
and New orlenns 1t has also adopted
OF Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi
Cnennati and Lousyillef and four Diplomas
and Illinois. sssFI5E - - - = -
tofore using Arnold English Ink have purchased . at.
ler.s Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank Merchants, AeeAhnies,
Bank Of Wheeling; Bank Of Wheeling Crescent Mnnnfaetr
ring SS%panF County CLERK Of Ohio County National Tie
ilps, Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee; Gordon.
Matthews Cos I. Sweeney son; Doane Cowgil 0s 4
boyd noyd OFT; Oliver Pryor; Jas H. Co.. LSsah-
din, Giiberson 4 Co.; Press. - r. q. r = 80
= For sale at manufacturers prices by
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HAVING sold ont the Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manu-.
featuring part OF business. shah devote myself
coaeis Trimming business the
room and greater facilities and being the only this
city, exclusively in this business,
sses and extensive saddiing 6asiiaess
nope TO be able TO render entire satisfaction viii
tns With their CUSTOM Very thankful for the liberal
hsretofore bestosed upon solicit eontinn ance
Oh the same JOHN KNOTE,
Stand. Main Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

Saddle SRarness and Trunk Manufactory.
JEREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and CHAS MORGAN have
this day entered into partnership in the Saddle
and Trunk business the Shep-
pard MORGAN "a - = - ~ : u p ~
Having purchased from Mr. Knotc the manufacturing
part OF his extensive and occupy large
workshops, have facilities or Manufacturing which VIII
enable us to furnish description very
rates and OF the latest am, most style
We have now hand full articles in
our line, consisting OF Saddles Brides, Harness. Trunks
Collars, Whips, Carpet Bags, saeheis Saddle Bags &c. &C.
all OF which will be sold wholesale and retail the
Particular attention VIII be paid work; repair!
ing promptly attended attention
and reasonable prices Of the paron-
has been literally bestowed upon the former
proprietor. SHEPPARD & M0ttGANyl
aug2-Sm No 131 Main ST., corner OF Union. tl
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"
WE pRoPRiEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
which have marked the their Institution since
meet asos sees aes. ns 70 the as
rapidly Increasing demand for acfeat ana
Of the Principal in heavy Banking toner
cial Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gente
has enabled him to bring to degree Of erfesoa
system @ @ sf oouNTiNs M ROOM exercises.
student this new DESK iadipid
IF % aS e sasl "a a. al hs
serred an apsenticeeaip ia large Counsereal
sasrs aa . a arss and eSreeus
m addition TO accomplished
most eminent Leesarers in Ohio to lecture commercial
too extended to
here but y embraces every thing Connected with DoUE
tsseientac npon
and History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Comm ercai 4;
Political Eeohomy, Mercantile Law Ethcs Of Trade part
nership. &c. iiss t2aE sSlfF : = -
TIE LADIES DEPaR7LfENT, vs. (.
Is opened for the reception Ladies' Institution In
In coaSiison we would add that we SHAH pa, forth or
terig reception with which has met and zee
4 ,2ss dsssasal az
other siD,it.tr Mercantile cotteae. ~ -
1ass si.
Accountant Teacher Hook Keeping shehis or The
and bansas Houses. as an which As
gives him superior facilities in ihpartir IPjfcticdl
6soetsd0e OF Book asa fsoroags Commercial
: i. j. ALLEN IA. san s. ,slt zs
-t3ii.s President Farmers, Coirge
10y - - ". n TLORIS, ANDREWS, + q e7lse
.lg .siss President of Kenyon College.
To young who wish acquire a Edncn-
tton, We think 1t affords facilities very seldom eqnaied
Mr. has the theoretical knot
edge and aptnss intenchng added practical Counting
Room aud graduates from
his Celege vii be fully competent to keep he copi
A. P. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. }. JANNEY, Sec Board Control STATE Bank OF O.
| J. Y. PARAf, Book Keeper at D. I. Woedbnryis
D.opgRnlER, Book Keeper at Clinten Bank. r a.
H z MILLS, Sec,y and Coke Co
! e. u, MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s
EB-Por fun particulars send for Circular a /
..sazsa5 GRdSGER d ARMSTRONG; laI.
i res-IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16
CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRpEs

SrzEeE--l. OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, fresh supply of Chekering &sons cell
~ 81 1ebrated Piano Fortes, beautifa BLACK ySsi-
~ nut and Rosewood finish, and for brllIarey or
one and of touch surpassed either In an
or Europe and offered lowest
rers prices, including carriage. =.
Also, Prince Aeodeons new stvte v,i.t ,,t .,t
swell OF nne Rosewood fnish at the lowest RudaIa
prices with general stock Martins celebrated cuitsrS
tiahan French and German yolinE vioiInceos Rin.es
Tuning Forks the best Italian
raj assortment of Variety Goods s' - @ : sS-s5 sS-5
No. 26 Union street - : s' S'V's'
my2 @ ~ t-sr.s ,.prrop III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

LIZ. Ei.- IT. aW1CSGdEills,1a n
- ass DENTIST ,5ssf ,Htil fasfs
II AS taken suit Of splendl rooms in Hornbroekh
Ii block, l1s Main ST directly over @. p browns Jew
er store he hopes establish himself permanently
BY close attention 70 his business, reasonable
faithful always warranted lie hopes
% share o. Of nAtsersgs s .,,. s,,t.,. :
Teeth, including The Continuous Gum Filling,
cleaning extracting, done In the beet and faithful
manner.
No charge particulars Inquire
the Office. 7f9fi 5ea e s-ff7 nly24
= s1I77 q SUGAR ~ y II
so Hups prime New Orleans Sugar, lust received asd
S,yss 's-s : " RErrav.
IN1cELCY0R Whisky, Just received and tor sale by
II iu2S WA EDWARDS BRO5
DEARi.7 BARLEY-lo kegs Just for sale hy.
L ny2s W. A. EDWARDS BRO
.ls) OUNCES pure Nitrate Silver, for sale by
.DZ jess SFls = IA " a C.lGQOD co.
sEC0, Lbs Refined saltpetre at 3
s)sJU ip2{ lAu6HLINS BusHf1ELD's.
LjSlcEsII TomAtoes--iu Just received and tar sale by
II Iuss ssiIlH WA. EDWARDS BRO
30 LRs 1su1 ls er0Pls siusi for sale
isss a. G. GOOD CO
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El)e 1nbeelir,g 1ntelIigenrrr,
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKIY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
iFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.


7lLT, per annuTn tJ,UV
~ EExIT, I'er anuilI. $500
5EEELY, per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1856

the eide et civil and religions liberty (Appiauss) II
they filled to scbieve victory, generations yet
would hoc them responsible for They suord 90
fight then remembering that free ali ,ns were
ooy in tsust 70 hold them for the benefit OF coming &C.
neraons yet TO -nerPe from the stream of tin@ rhcy
should forget they suffered these insti buttons
pass from their hands, that they guilty Of don
crime tuiii..s alike themselves and their
lie trustd that they at least would newer be
called ups behold division Of their r. pu ,Iic Per-
might ttll about 6isunirn but there were SOME
tbrgs belong 10 this repub, that they could never
they could divse it's glorious historf the
i,ccliesoDs Of Lexington and Bunssr Hill They could
divide the mes Of their Revolutionary sres for
Il ey would not lie still upon the ancient
hattie II ounds ~here they have long sumbsred
(Appstse) Ne cou'd not eelAvs that Aner-
Gems would iose their self respect 80 tar
forget the great principles tia. consti,u Ted
the stone OF the republic far dsaonor them
selves sever asunder the halowed bonSs OF a0oR
which had 20 long kept them tsge her. Where upon
the lace OF Coos green earth could You find such
Try their own! They the prOudrst freest aad
hspp'est leope the earth and the of Ansicsa
citizen passport throughout the civilized World
There iiv FIRE, happy ha who bore the
rrcud sppeletop II an American citizen (Appla1ss)
violate hould he the prayer Of every true and honest
American II the mission af thu American party to
ebuke the spirit OF disut ion whcrever il exss nmoog
ard f,iye frt N hs Coun:s nation all sectionx
fslrg usonrd 1t their mission dts pei fom
their minds ,be III. spirit CT ssn.icis crush out
be safe, spd their institutions upon > frmer and
breeder basis and the spirits Of their veueraed fahee
would rise up sDd cell them Messed (reAt Applause
Attorney G Dersl CUSHING then IuTrodu~ed to the
meetifg spd made few feicisi remacks wilton We
rscsivea with great spnause ny tina audiaucs bat
the rfssufs columns fornics ou ,.ishing.
TIE meeting was thea sdjoaSnod at hal: past eleven
o'cocl.
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THE PRE- SlDENCY.
>~ee~-<eeeeS~~e>~~>-->s~s
FIRST P0W-W0W FOR THE CAMP AIGN.
Grand Rally Of the know NOthings at
Inc Tabernacle.
8roWnlow's Greasy 9ennessean
Trotted Out.
Speeches Of Andrew jackson D0neIsOn, Col.
J. N. Reynolds and Others.
Lois OF sire Presidents, Music, Resolutions and
Patriotism,
&C., &C., 10.
FIRST p0WW0W FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

mass meeting OF tie American know Nothing,
party was hello at the Tabernacle last evening"
under the following call
GFAfp RsffsickTroS Mass Mryrrsc-Au persons in
fsS@ Ct zee election Of Willard Fillmore Presdept and
70 suenh a meeting OF tho CITIZENS OF York, be
ne nsd a. m Iassrpaa e. o. srasy evening half
me interests Ct their country al hear requested
yen,ior Mary Distinguished gentlemen viii De prescott 70 sd
ar - ibe IRE eng Others Hon andrew jackson Don
MessIs RsDkLesd Buho Pcie ana Bur,on OF Tennessss
others. -
And the following correspondence h.s also transpired
Nkx York, Feb e. 1866.
Hon. A. j. poSEIsos:-D Dear sir The undersigped, by
virtue OF auth rty the ceigst,s of tho Natl ,nal Con-
yenticn Of the American party, recently assembled a.
ihfscefpha has called meeting, TO be hed
- the nsee Fri ay evening Goth ns ant ct
ociock, respond nomination Of saia convention
a candidates for Presiden Vice President OF the
I nited States.
Learning that yeu still in city. you are
daily invited 70 be present address meeting An
early reply Is selected am, very respecttuly your
ooeoient servsn', JAMES W. BARKER
NEW York, Feb. %, 1856.
DEAR SfR- In reply to your invitation to attend raif
catf meeting of The IN nds OF the American party to
be hs,d At TIE Tabernacle evening, have the
pleas 10 that accept the invita- oa, and trust
that the various clubs n- civ will consider this
ceptaIce OF their rate nvtaaus have the honor
10 be- mcst respectfully, your oceiient servant
A J. D0NELSON.
At the appointed hour, half past seven, there
rather thin attendance; but the brothers droppei in
in pretty good numbers ana at eigat there
thousand persons theresbouts assembled The choir
oc,uped by band which played the national airs
In 'front.' of the organ displayed banner, thus in
scribea:-
MIMI WARD NATIONAL AMERICAN FILLMORE
DoNESoS CLUB
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST Feb 2a-w hear Of no wrecks. nor have any
nigh. iie reported as being here u distress
rapidly put N stats OF seaworbiness, and they will
he Dan aged cotton saved rom s wreck Of the sp Mary
he ,Hn Of o lbs ssSs on Wi b shipped g New Yors
mp CcismSIa sIoa. lately s.hors ID. rsss and
cooked Expenses sl5o; expenses oiosrg
The ship L.yni. Aasms Adams. sid the 18th New
Sas
s1 b; s @ Ussa ms
3hs br sss. ssa = U has g. been coaaep ed
upd. rgo shoroneh repsr y N'~ So - "A'''""
The brig Gen Worth finished all her snds being
Che brig Broohne has been caulked viii ready
n E%n ..,h I'D for $. Marks Nc ship
Wave ed i5'i ios New YORK I a'n'' D'4se"'
schr Baltimore Gardner, lch from, Charleston
mas,sa .5hr E,zsbeh Eleanor aid lsh sss Aus.a
cn1 a.y r I'd o4 d ss for New brig
miscellaneous and Disasters.
LAuNcH-1he bark John Palmer. OF TONS waalaunched
thursday afternoon from the Weservel ship ard Saets
owned by Lawrence and Oelrchs Co. and superior
vessel.
SHIP rSsEsR Of for Baltimore from Apwerp was a,
ielesTapbio rsosived By The Asia, 'S'' '''''
BARK LEAN RACER, Capt Edridge, from Palermo, Of and
been got of and lowed TO Norfolk ssSinst N"p' y
RARx DosGLAs, from Rio Janeiro for BALTIMORE pat into
BAHIA LIST ut leeky; particulars
BRIG Lucy HCnAss-Cspt LAMAR Of brig 1hos snowbrdge
Il !Ss
S W. os1 s. b.
their relief bringing On board GAP;
sSS an .n l
Sa sn
Inn 70 this rse
con- rom Norfolk 70 Marshal sent 81 Consul at Bar.
sepR Newbrr,por. for Philadelphia
viii spplss and po,aoes was ashore 18th inst oasramouh
IssunAecr Lossrs-The insurance the nip Great Duke
ia dkrbed in Boston Offices OH e.
.s GnsS @ ri S rsasos
Mutual $40 oo Fep'ane $3.50 Total on sap and freight
lie British bark Maid Of Auckland abandoned at sea about
:s 81 s.s
srd Mutual and $410oas the Neptune onl,e
Brig China 1856 built Dartmouth Mss In lsa Of Iis
best %s'sI.s sa wen ,oun was sold At auction sh inst
ss i sss bare
rican, built In Connecticut ~ old 3 TONS $500
Spoken, &C.
Ship Samuel Adams. Gay, nom hewpaxt r, for Norleans
ship Jessie r from Noreaus for Glasgow, Feb 6, lat ~
Henry Troworidss, Rhodes asnc Bars.does Feb
Salem, sI.nAstea probably bark Salem Upon which
sid hence 70 for CoDsanhople, Jan Is, %
Fsik Rienz, Bangs from Calcutta for Boston Dec 10 Ia.
brig 4otha swe) fom Charleston for Gobonburg, Feb B
lat SO Lb lon 10 20
Brs srrat os ard for Pestand from Csrdenas about
days out, lat 70 40, on 10
big Jenny Lima Boston for Savannah. Feb %
&c.
sebr Brigham hence far sayannah, Feb 10 A g.
ion 10 20.
in crooked Island Pesssge
Brig Lucy Ann, from Baltimore for havana, 90 la 1885,
'' = = Foreign Ports
AccRA West Coast Of Africa Jan Elm port bark Maeses
Ter Lsaeman from Salem Oct rs bound TO eew ard Mark
John Swssey Arnold, was ut wndward.
ANTIGUA 90 In pert barb Chas Lex, WlMma iron,
Pklsde lpbia for Port su Prince.
BUFNos AYRFs, Dec -in port brig kapgo Park Nichols
frcm paDfor.
bahia Jan Arr bark Douglas Linn from Ro yspero or
Pen'nr re- pnt N ltaky: no particulars.
BAIBAIois, t,g 4 ~ pot.brs A;ga.ct SeFfl-. dsg
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CLEARED
ship Sunny south Willis, RIO JsneiroEap.er johnson
slip Rebetca, Da letter, Buenos Ayres and Monsevideo
BARK khoss. sssr, savana-w Nelson 4 Son
ss sas. sef @ eos 5Sa Co.
big r t,uIir, Partridge, O.rdeoas- j Il Dow.
Big E,o.,es tiess',, Eeuv.issN1 oven som ''''as'
s s. ia ws%s as on0a
setrt,@erce, uoochouse, a,azcs-shaers Mallory
ssss ae srss ssn as Weeks
1 as"sss e. Shift aoss, Co
Sas ''f sAA''''
schr " Conquest, Essns lew Haven-Mssscr.
ARRIVED.
s,esm.hp P'snoss sfnnes soo DC with mdse and
snp r ce, H. Ho.is Msnia, Nov 9. and Aner Dec l. with
o Ss x ss g.
from eH O. q ! T. s r. i
p Rambler OF Bosop for san cisco The has
TDs shp Independence, HASKELL sailed from Manila
gaey Lysrpcs Jan with ase soa
ing Es with los oremas bead, foreopmAs, oboo and
iss kehds.s lhass Rio ysnsso; Jan with coffee .
Bssndy Wine. fslseeph's Jan lat n. 80 l; W
5sSs s1ss %
with hank Princeton steering North 2th miles on
IL Eiphlsl got ply OF bread from cutter Waehneop
kchi En- Rr, CoEscan L0I dnnc N3, with potatoes
TO Dew OF Has been frozen Ia the sourd the six
weeks
scbr Lewis Dsvis Abe Savannah via Newport (wh.re
eho put for repairs, with cotton. &c. TO McCrcSdy, Nj
stbr Woe World, nckinasn. Wilmington New London
sctr Peal wesissseN: Halifax. NC.
Stbr Ca,karDe Dix. Fox, Accomsck-
scbr MAY fewer - Maohiss Has been frozen upn the
Soui Tor the last weeks.
schr Hea~ Bridges Kockard Has been frozen up
the sovrd for The last fix weeks.
BAL Brew ford Del
scbr lsnec AchGrn brewster, Rockiand VIA ne wport.
sebr Hi pfsher, copper, Roci lanc via Sandy Hook.
Schr Fiettw ocd: Nickcrson allen via Newport
stbr Per dle'cn Brown Boston. days.
ecbr Baltic Holbf0Sk. Foe.On Ia Newport.
Sebr Ophr feek Boston Has been frozen IN the Sound
Tor the last s3x weeks,
sGhr Laura Jane Young, New Bedford.
Propeller wes'esDrnIt terry Portland, Ne. Have been
repertso bong through by the Ice and She
ceiyed her hull while In the Ttsoggs
Point that will render to take her into dock der
- partial damaged but the vessel viii her
trip IN regular order with others OF The line.
Propeller Petrol. srey, Providence
Propeller Quinn ebeuR Ho,lm Norwich
Propeller Decatur Geer Norwich.
BELOW.
Schr Louisa nye lof RockAnc Jamson frouJAmA,s via
Newport
SAILED.
Ships Wizard, San Francisco; Whrwnd Melbouvne H~nry
Cay, Lveroool; a1gewaer, dol tark Sam Sliok Key West
with troops brig Hercules Ham, Bremen.
Wind 1t sunrise, NV; meridian, W; sunset, sw.
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The nations whoae breadth Z. the ded o. contest
coapeeess repub ace
he OBJECT Of this maze perioo come
Tire III ssveho der assumed by The
party They demand the adm ssion only o. frr
States but also Of tree saes only. tto the Union Who're
ethics shhe, 81 Rovernm do dnd
the welfare. The SAFETY of twenty Ave
lions Of oiber mem
Toes not such language pre- We that ack
linked with sboih nsmy II that poinr will arKue
for II must te clearly esieent to ali yo ar mnds The
mis- sion Of the American party is to cheek and
the Wild and fauatical agitation that pervse the
country Appisuse,) and to bring he gsvernnent back
to ITS origin al purity ard administer dog
requirements OF the Constitution, which each s ate
officer each officer If the general government hss
nily to obey and respect. 1t is the mission II toe
American party therefore, to hasten the day when like
truth and cy. the North and may un'tef 10
bonds of fellowship together, end Righteousness and
Iesce may kiss each o. her. Great applsase)
After Mr.. Reynolds had concluded
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MINI NAkD NAlIVNAI AMERICAN FILLMORE AND
DoNEISoS CLUB
Organized Feb rs 1856.
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mass meeting OF TIE American know Nothing
party Was hello at the Broadway Tabernacle last evening
under the following call