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ApyERTISEMHYn RENEWED EVERY DAY
CLOTHING, &C.


d, Z nnO WORTH or NEW AND LETT orr CLOTH.
SD.VUO ing wanted. Gentlemen having large or small
lots 10 dispose o. will receive the highest price paid without
haeQlnc tr seeking " impose Can or address THOMAS d.
Ct,NRt,y Pearl street N. B.Merchan taors having
new clothing dsp Of viii please address above.
,rOTHING.-LADIEs AND oENrbEMFN HAVING
any 10 dispose q receive the utmost bg "a
ressng - Cohen. II aurens street, Canal 81 West
Hrtaiway. Ladies' attended Nv Mrs. Coten.
rUpAr,s so-croTuING FoR A soxG-ALL wo.i
uanrss coats 81 black cloth rock coats 81 black r,s
I'm, III nenta ~. figured cassmeres 81 sanai pans 81
az ~ III vests, 81 clegant dark Racan French
rnaac N less Than raH price. lo3 West Broadway,
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cordng TO the report Of the Directors Of the Maine
lroad, rom January 1850 10 May 81, 1885, period
tive months 1913 free passengers were carried-ol
ON sore were employees OF the road, III officers and
.ectors OF Boston and Maine Railroad and families,
&c officers and directors OF connecting roads, las IRON
hrity, JOG on complimentary grounds, and isl 10 &C
dance with contract
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During the tame period, we have doubt the total
lumber OF arrivals In town have been something
% 00o and snGe the commencement OF the
COO Before e season finally closes, The arrivals will
.xceed 900
Notwhs tauding the greatly increased facilities for
pmmodaton of visiters II has been frequent remark
be present SUMMER, that there Imperative
3ty Tor more fret class hotels We have
card OF strangers who have advised their friends not 10
bmc, owing 10 the crowd and II Is fair ID infer thai
any hundreds have sought pleasure and recreation at
or points, for thcsa reason, who would have pre-.
bred 10 mpss In the gay scenes and drink at tho cys
fountains Of Saratoga
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from the Saro'ogian Aug. 20.
Saratoga has experienced " season" equal 10
he presert With accommodations largely surprising
ny other year, hotels aud most OF the board ng
ouses have been full and overlooking, for weeks. Nor
the hrong scarcely yet begun TO lessen The town
alive with strangers; and but for the COOL wet weather
the last ten days, do not believe the crowd would
ow have reached It's highest point As II Is the arr
fas fully EQUAL the departures, and the hstes-enor.
nous human hives as they are-continue TO swarm.
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STEAM fRl8ATh ON THE UPPER IAHEg.-The
II armed vessel that ever passed into lake Superior
t within historical reach the United states steam
h Michigan which vessel recently passed through the
N canal into the lake. She had on board large mr.
b invited guests
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4 LARGE AND RICH STOCK or yALENCfENNEs
'acea and edgings lot at Is. per yard also
brlc bn ads and trimmings, just received.
PETER ROBERTS d CO., 375 Broadway.
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DRY GOODs, &C.

SH7 BRoADwAY-si0oCc WORTH or FANCS
OO goods selling OF at 70 under prices coz
ssng ofcoars sleeves chemsetes infants robes frocSs
waists swiss and cambria bands black wells plain figured
musins ribbons &c All must be disposed of by 9th
tember. JOHN MADDEN Agent
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Increase over IS per cent.
The quantity and value Of certain articles ex.
ported from this port last week, showing the desti
nation and extent Of shipments to each place,
es foows:-
CoxSKR,x or THE PoRr or NFw YoaK-wxEEry Exports.
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-, ,.croatsrs AND PATENT MEDICINE nSA;ERs
Us TOBIAS Venetian linlmeh can now se obialaed
- boxes prepared corks warranted moi 70 leak 10
hree Years Depot No. % Corusndtsreet
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Tg3E 1IIIFFAfkT.

THE vfeERAN C0BPS or 1872 EIIL MEEsoN WE'D
uesdST morning AaR q, al H. H. Reiiis stag Motel No
81 IspenaTd street AZ cclock precisely IN full gnorm u
the excursion Iaryytown Tickets free to the
members OF TIE corps and heir families TIE object for the
Jenedt OF the aged. nm and blind merabers OF tire
rhe steamer WASHiNGTOd Will leave Tenth street. East
liver at 81 o'clssk NJ BDorne street, at .Caha-
street A. pier o. s. North river IN Spring
srse at 5 taking the barge baltimore end passengers in
and will Leave Forty ihrt street Norrh river, 6X
ocock Dodsworhs coilon band engaged for the occa
sion The second company, Washington Continental Guard.
Capt w. Is Conn, have kindly offered to and assist the
corps laudabe object N B.-1h corps will meet
this tTr.sday evening Aug ~ at No 62 Lspsnard street
hand in the cash for tickets disposed Of and 70 transact other
business BY order. IA. RAYMOND, Colonel.
Wa. TAYLOR, Adjuia,t.
N B-The corps have received polite invitation from Gen.
NJ j. lockwood 20 Sing sing and viii he by the
military under his command and squad from the company
under command OF Capt Darragh will
acconI he Veterans this excursion, Wednesday
the 9th inst.
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TIE circular Of De Coppet Co., prepared for
transmission, by the steamship Canada, from Boston
for Liverpool on Wednesday, gives the following re-
view OF the bond and stock market


for Liverpool on Wednesday gives the following re-
view OF the bond and stock market
Sfcte SnGs-rhere has been q gooi demand, for bank
Nc purposes, for Missouri 6's, at advance and for vir
Iina Is at y decline Some few Tennessee IS have
been done al decline Of "a and Ohio 6s also show weak
prices.
Guy Bonds We know Of no transactions worthy o
notice.
Rdlrood Bords-Thcre was a steady demand for
Illinois Central bonds. for the constructions, at rise, for
the Frceand with privilege at ga and for those without
privilege at per cent advance some few New York
Central 6s were done at Il Improvement, and Terre
Hsute and Alton I'd mortgage at steady rates. Al private
sale notice few retail transactions in Galena and
Chicago In! and % mortgage in Cleveland and Psburg ST
mortgage branches and In Milwaukee and Mississpp
id section.
Rotrndd Share On these general but moderate rise
has been experienced We notice fair degree Of activity
Erie which has been favoraby influenced by the re-
port OF the months operations Of the road OF which
we give below extract; in Reading, New York Cen
trail in Illinois Central in Milwaukee and Mississippi, 10
Michigan Cen, ra Michigan southern and Cleveland and
rolcdo--the three latter having advanced IL AK.
MoneyThe demand Ia rather less animated, and rates
unaercd al for call oans for FIRST class paper
and q 10 for less known signatures
The following IA statement Of the tolls collected
at Beach Haven, on the North Branch Canal, for
the month Of July. and also for the year. compared
with the same period last year, and showing very
0ratifvin0 increase
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The Bulls Head Bank has declared semi-annuaI
dividend of four per cent, payable the LIST day of
September.
fhe earnings Of the New Jersey Central Railroad Com
pory for tire month Of july 1856 amounted to 3s 81
Same month last year Observation-Disclosures. ~, 460 90
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no WATCH IMPORTERS--M. Y, LEVITT or THE
firm OF j. NJ. r. Levitt. chronoiprter and watch
acturers 10 the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
uon, Offers his 10 those gentlemen the trade who
may wish 70 enter nto arrangements with him. lore supply
OF their watches and movements As the period Of his
limited prompt ienion tas noer solicited
Apply 70 N. ~ Levitt al u. & r. lawrencTss 70 John
4. NJ H. leytt are BephcNs and of Morris
ToOas 81 MnoTies London and sole all
watczas and chronoaetcrs bearing that
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- ole IN their construction not liable 70 get out % orsr ne
- slr s,trh eaay 70 learn cooperate upon; are adapted
~ al l,ds "a se~ipe either cloth leather viii work with
eonsl spach Win COTTON linen threat A.e SUPERIOR
nnasr o co. themsel,es Price sh JOSEPH fHohNr u,
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WATCHES, .TEu1rRv s.r
yfwELRY AND DIAMONDS VERY Low

Y IFwELRY AND DIAMONDS VERY LOw-THR STR.
scrber for the last eighteen years In business Ia Van
street selling all descp tine gold danood and ~
other kinds jewery retail At much
than the usual prices
Ladies beaaal gold cameo mosaic carbunce pearl ssS
earrings pins and bracelets Sa 10 70 800 90 each
I Ladies pins, gold cameo, mosaic, pearl
and carbunee.. 50 50 to $50 900 each
pearl carbuncle &o............ 81 SO to S2J 10 mai,
9old guard Oh AIMS, chateaae chains fob =
aud chains o to Ssa ~ aaoh
Pure gold wedding rings. to 40 Oh each
Ladies' gold bracelets $40 90 each
Plain chased gold .15c s. each
Genlemens seal rings. IS 90 70 SO w each
Garnet opal pearl and other stone rings ~ o. S6
Fine gold lt 90 80
Gold guard keys feb keys and seals 50 TO So %
Cod pens and pencils ...........& 40 to 3i5 each
Gold pencils ...................,.-S " 10 81 each
Ladies portemonnaies 81 80 to BIZ each
Gold and necklaces ~ % 70 St5 each
Gold stone slee buttons and sr xS2 ~ TO SIS
Gold spectaces md eye glasses SL15 70 $40 ~
Diamond earrings pins hnger rings 81 10 to $50 20
Gold errnes sc9rf and silver hinbes ~ cts 10 VA
GEORGE g. ALLEN, Importer
OF watches and ewery. wholesale and retail. No. TX Wa1
street second floor broadway. stAira
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e,NxNc'A. Anp coswesc.A.-.


MONDAY, aug 25-6 p. NJ.
The stock market continues active bat not al all
/ buoyant. Lover prices ruled at the opening this
morning, End all the leading stocks closed heavy.
/ At the first board, Reading Railroad fell OFF 4 per
| cent; New York Cent,ai Railroad, b; Erie Railroad,
| /; Illinois Central Railroad, d Michigan Central,
| i; Michigan Southern, J Ia Crosse and Mllwau.
| kie advanced per cent; Galena and Chicago, J.
Al! Others closed without change. Stocks were freely
] offered. The improvement noticed at the close of
las week has been nearly lost and the probability
Is that before the close Of the present week the
market will be considerably below the closing
prices last week. There is nothing to sustain
prices. There is speculation, and no out,
side SPECTATORS. One broker sells to anothsr and
no stock leaves The street. The money market
is not tight. The rates OF interest rule at about the
legal standard, and the banks have not contracted
much yet, notwith standing which no seems dis
pofed to bIy stocks. II CHS is any criterion we can
loI pretty good idea Of what il likely to be the
state Of things in the stock market with an active
demand Tor money, with rapid bank contraction,
and with advancing rates of interest During the
past -four months money has been most abundant
For good pant Of the time it was in supply far in
excess Of the demand. The rates Of interest have
Tor long time ruled low, and the banks have been
free lenders. With all this the stock market gene
rally has not been much inflated aud in only one or
two instances has there been any expansion ID prices
wh such facilities for Initiating prices the effort was
not successful it might az well be abandoned at the
commencement Of severe stringency in the money
market. If with a bank expansion of ten million
Of dollars in less than two weeks, prices for stocks
cannot be inflated, it would be folly to expect an ex
panson in prices under contraction in loans. The
fact n that outside of Wall street very little interest
exists for any Of the securities operated in so largely
by the brokers' There is not either the disposition
or the means TO enter into any Of the movements Of
the Stock Exchange, and that important element in
getting up cornering combinations has run out The
public are heartily sick Of the class Of railroad
stocks on the market. The gradual depreciation in
the actual value Of railroad stocks generally has dis
gusted outsiders, and they cannot easily be induced
to touch them at any figure.
The sales at auction at the Merchants Exchange
to-day, by A. H. Nicoay, were as follows =
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At the second board the market was active for
Erie, and slight advance was realized. In other
stocks prices barely sustained. Cleveland and
Toledo closed firm at "A per cent, cash.
The steamship Canada, from Boston for Liver
pool Wednesday, will take out about $500 900 in
specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:
Paid Treasury Account ....... ..... sa37 2l3 rs
Received . ....,............ 140035 90
Balance /" 9 ...... ........... e,82i57f SO
Paid on Dsbursifg Checks. .............. S4S35 i5
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$40 00o L. Erie, Wabash and St Louis RI let m. bs.Tj
125c-One Ontario SimcOe Huron RR per cent stcr,
ling bond, guaranteed by o. Roberts $500
5000 Del. Lhcka W RR I'd ing. per cent bs 70 X
81 Geo Flushing RR lat mortgage bonds ....... 629l
SIS, oc0 Miami County (Ohio) per cent bonds IS
10 shares American Express Co, Sl00 each. 1907
80 do. Esst River Fire ins. Co. SIS each $751;
$50 do. Chirqui Improvement Co, SloO each IS a %
los do Beeknan Fire ms Co., s25 each .1o7x 1925
40 DO. Relief lire Insurance Co., $50 each. 90
IS CO. Rutgers Fire Insurance Co., S25 each 1921
- do Grocers' Fire lns. Co., $50 each. .125 lbs
IS DO Peter Cooper Fire ms Co, $50 each 10e4
so do Tradesmens Bank $40 each 1901
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C,UowCAsrs-sCnMIpr A BROTHaRs, MANvfAC.
- tory and warercoms No North william sa s nea
Frankfort, New York, aud u West THIRD Stree,
ohio large assortme N, constantly on hsni oa shc"V
,aten In exchange. Orders promptly esecuieh
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DARTNER WANTED COR LUCRATIVE BUSINESS To
III he soiD.-A small capitalist established .fug house.
that would Ike " nvcs, in partnership nserc In certain
rfeprietory advertised articles which have permancnt
tmand sale, beyond the o adver
User 10 Supply, have opportunity Of doing by I'd
Dir, ssng X a. Nerahl oahec, giving real namc AMI AL
dress Interview viii then be had Tho business now pays
aOn per prose and capable &C indefinite extension, ens
has been established several years
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INSTRUCTION.

I'm. COUDERT's LYCEUMt 95 ST. MARKS PLACE
~ New York. French, Englsh Spanish, commercial and
classical boarding and day school for boys The classes will
open Monday September Circulars be obtained At
the Lyceum aud at Mr. Frederic X Couders Office, i57
broadway. FRANCIS Is. hAUnlCE-
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nUEENswARE; oUEENswARE QUEENsw ARE :
~ oueeusware wanted, In exchange for Western land j
Tnos and Indiana. Any person wishing trade q thai n
will pIease nd frcss note stating particulars - o. Do
7Is Cincinnati, Ohio, Post Office The tale ~ the land soo'
and uniu
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ITO LAwYEss.-A GENTLEMAN WHo " 49,, ssanu.
engineer draughisinan anil practical msches Msass ~
form cornc silon with young lawyer who has sane en
'al Ter purpose OF soliciting rn's 81
business rrurrslv. afdres, 2. Y Ncuor' WV Wy wv.
IIausa ~ Dey At
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24
FRIDAY, OCT. "a, 1855.
Beware of Imposition.

We are informed upon reliable authori-
ty that during the session of the late de-
nocratic convention in this city, lists were
observed in the hands of delegates from the
country districts, which were composed Of
names of well known and influential Ameri-
cans and Wings of this city, who were re-
ported as having announced their intention
to support Buchanan. We have not seen
one of them, and are not able to give the
entire list, but several names which have
been reported to us we know are misrep-
resented, and doubt not that very large
majority at least nine-tenths Of them, are
forged.
This is an excellent electioneering device,
but disgraceful to any man who has en-
gagged in it. Such lists read in sections of
[ he country, where the denialS of the mis-
represented parties can never reach, would
doubtless excite no little influence, and
contribute to swell the number Of the de-
luded and grossly imposed upon voters of
the democratic ticket, but we cannot think
that the high-minded, and generous among
our political opponents can countenance or
connive at such disreputable resorts. We
call upon the voters in the country to place
no credence in any reports, written or YER
bal which may be carried away from this
city in reference to detection in the Ameri~
can ranks, or changes from Fillmore to Bu-
chanan. That there may be here and
there an isolated change or wagering on
the part of our friends, perhaps is true.
Every election witnesses the same thing,
and on both sides. We will engage in this
city and vicinity to show change for change
with the opposition. We state confident
", and without fear of successful contradic-
ton, that the recent elections, have had
any effect on our people, but that Of dis
enlargement They have inspired them
with an energy and courage which are es-
sential to and give earnest of success.
The Americans of Nashville never we're
so thoroughly aroused, so elate, and conf
dent, and determined. The demonstration
of Wednesday gave evidence of this. They
had, during the last few days, remained
quiet, and given Our friends of the opposi
ton, full swing and ample sea-room, but on
that occasion, they arose, and like giant
shaking of his slumbers, struck dismay to
the hearts of the enemy.
We again caution our country friends to
give no reliance to rumors prejudicial to
our cause which may have their origin in
this city. If they will but catch the enthu-
siasm and initiate the gallant Americans Of
Davidson county, the State will be safe for
our ticket by majority Of thousands.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24

with the bonds of amity and brotherly
affection. His reelection is regarded by
the enemies of the Union, North and South,
as the most unfortunate occurrence that
could take place for them. Mr.. Brooks,
the South Carolina disunionist, bat betray-
ed the fears and views of the whole class,
when he deprecated Mr.. Fillmore's re-elec-
ton on the ground that it would "tbrOs0
back the prospects Of dissolution q the
Union" in word, because he would again
so administer the government as to extract
the fangs from the serpents of fanaticism,
and give tone and strength to the patriot
ism and conservatism of the great masses
of bis countrymen. These things being
true, it is the duty of every man who de-
sires a restoration Of the blessings and bene-
fits of good government, of exemption
from disorder and agtations having a ten
dency to break down our social and polti-
cal fabrics, to rally under the standard of
WILLARD FILLMORE. Most earnestly do we
appeal to every such person who is hesitat-
ing as to what is best to do, to take his
stand at once and maintain it firmly, under
the American Banner; and from this time
until the close of the polls on the fourth of
November, to exert all his influence to
induce others to follow his noble example.
The country demands this of all her sons,
whatever may be their political opinions.
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no the PeopIe ncrIre Repose1

We have no doubt whatever that vast
majority of the people ardently desire a
cessation of the agitatiOns which have dis
turbed the quiet and repose Of the country.
They see that no good can result from
them-that eviLminded men, traitors at
heart to our free Institutions, a7ail them
selves of these agitations so sunder the ties
of fraternal goodwill which hold the diff
ferent sections together, and TO prepare
the minds Of the masses for the dire catas-
trophe of dsunion. But, thousands of
them are in doubt, and hesitate as to the
means proper to be employed to restore
harmony and repose. To all such we would
say, throw aside partizan prejudices and
partisan partialitieS, and permit unbiased
reason to have sway, and all doubts will
soon oe removed. There can be no ques-
ton as TO the effect of the election of Ere
mont; but, happily, his chances, if he ever
had any, are now laid aside with ''the
things that were" He is no longer a
competitor in the race. There is but little
room to doubt what would ensue in the
event of the election of Mr.. Buchanan.
His administration would be but an eking
out of the misrule which has sgnalized the
administration of Franklin Pierce-the
agitation which now threatens the perpe-
tuity OF the Union would be continued, and
eventually what is apprehended of the
success of Fremont, would be preciptated
upon the country by the policy Of the Blu
chauan Democracy The Democratic plat
form looks TO continued agitation--it is
progressive and aggressive in its character;
aud even If Mr.. Buchanan desired peace
aud quiet, be has not the "moral courage"
nor the frmness TO resist the counsels OF
the bold bad men who have seized the reins
aud govern the party. Those, therefore,
who desire restoration of the country to
its former high state Of happiness and
prosperity, undisturbed 10y the Vaccinations
aud intrigues Of wicked agitators, have
nothing to hope fOr from the election Of
james Buchanan. There is, at present,
but one source TO which they can look with
safety for the realization Of their hopes;
and that is, The Iteration Of MuLLRD Fill
MORE again to fAe Presidency. He has been
tried in a similar crisis--when good men
despaired almost Of the Republic-ane the
wisdom and sagacity Of his administration
dispelled the gloom which had gathered
over the nation, chased away the fears thaA
caused the popular heart to throb in agony,
and united the whole people together again
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rhe DetsntTen of the Train ON wedne..


day. $50
The Central Committee have received
communications from n. MARoNY, Esq the
conductor on the N. & G. R. r, and III.
/. ANDERSON, Esq, the superintendent,
giving detailed narration of the non-arri-
val of the train on Wednesday evening.
which caused such disappointment to our
friends, and gave rise to murmurs which
we are convinced from the statements Of
Messrs. Maroney & Anderson were unjust
We thank them for the courtesy of an ex-
PLANTATION, and accept it as entirely salts
factory. Our friends may rest assured it
was, under the circumstances, utterly i'm
possible for the train to be brought in ear
lier, and that the circumstances were such
as could Hot wei be foreseen. Both gen.
tleme6, as well as the Engineer, are true
and warm hearted supporters of Fillmore
and Donelson, and this fact alone should
acquit them of the charge of wilful deten-
tion. We trust our friends will be satisi-
ed with this, and dismiss the circumstance
as Insignificant. They had glorious jubi-
lee of it, and can afford to do it.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24
Maj. G.. A. Henry.

1t gives us great qualification to say to
the thousands of admirers of this sterling
gentlemen and eloquent orator, scattered
throughout the State, that he is bearing
himself nobly in the canvass. His speech
es are having marked effect in arousing
the people, wherever he goes, to full ap-
probation of the crisis through which the
country is now passing. Able as he has
shown himself to be in other days, be is
now adding to the laurels which adorn his
brow. God speed him in his good work.
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DRIED FRUIT.

TIVE undersigned would recommend to s who have or-
ehards 20 use every exeton 70 preserve and dry their
fruit, it will bear high price during the season He
now to pay bushel for pealed Apples and
sl,Zo Tor unpealed Peaches. ID. D. ICKEY
aug2S No 5Cols0s 49,,