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Arrived.

Steamship Florida Woodruff Savannah 60 hour. msr 'ns
passengers l. Mitchi. Oct. y, pm, IL miles NJ %
Irving Psu Shoal passed bs Nathan bound 10Th 2" an
Cspe HIGHT bearing W by NJ exchanged Signals Win
st,a ans hip Knoxville hence for Savannah
Steamship SoutheIner, Murray, Charleston mdse and pass
engers Spoford Tleston Co. Oct 3 PM on Lookoa.
s signal, with bark Fred Lannng bound y 10 PM
10 miles OF atteas exchanged signals with steamship knos-
,xshansed Signals with steamship Marion, from York los
Charleston - - . u.x.
Bark Houston Share Shields Aug ~, Goals to Wakeuaas
Dmon Has light winds during the p~.ssts
Schr Sarah Louisa Williams, Smyrna, Del corn to D. "
Fox
schr C.resco. Treworsy, Mllbhdge.
Scbr j. Raymond. Smith, Norwich $500
Schr Gip.ey, Ingalls, Flushing for Philadelphia
schr. Georssna Kelley, Philadelphia
Schr. Knight Sears, Boston.
schr. Henry Clay, Delnoe, Albany for New Bedford
scbr. Maine. Brown. Ehzab.thport for Boston
Propeller Mars, Nichols Philadelphia
Propeller Shetucket, Geer Norwich
Prof eler Osprsy, Kenny. Providence.
Propeller bristol, Allen Philadelphia
SAILED-Steamshps Baltic Liverpool Glasgow tBr oHss>
cow; Augusta Savannah JAS Adger Char eston
Norfolk Ac. ships Ocean Monarch aud Sir Robert fesss
Liyepool.
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SAVANNAH Oct II The steem.h2 h ic,YarE
~ a. r FSTON OF 1.-THE steamship 'i4"n &ih''"
"a . lei * tbis tslurdayl mo"lni, yJ p,,n.,
yj bD Fss B,i. C,a M, r9ts or &c 40 ssf
lo-h. - - ~ ~ Ahbst rom Manila fJr New York
~ - bi M rzsnila ed o. L. bgcknar, Philadelphia
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Id " INTELLIGENCE.
COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-OcT ll-Besore Judge
BoswORTH.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-OcT ll-Besore Judge
BoswoRTH.
DECISIONS.
John Fairbanks John J. Christie ct al
Motion TO substitute Sharp for the present defendants
make the order unless the whole money be deposited order
Bsci.tock AIT The New York and Erie Railroad Company.
Motion to strike out the admissions of the answer
To amend asked strikes out allegations conforming to the
finding is wrong would BE- overriding the decision Of referee
by Judge Special Term This motion should be heard at
can made of it full consideration of the may
'''" ~ H. Humphrey ast John Orscr Sheriff &c.
Motion 10 amend the complaint denied.
= James Bowman sgt. John McClove ct a..
Judgment for plantIf of foreclosure and sale tor
+ $50 So with allowance of per cent.
NoTICE.-Ordcred, That the Calendar of causes lor
trial the October term of ts Court be Continued ns me Cal
Dc taken up at the Of those
lively place where the Court leaves OF a. the close OF the
n /. G,&er OIdryed That the present this Court be
extended and including Saturday the fret day OF Noven
Der next. From the minutes.
SUPREME COURT-srxcI.L TrRN-Ocr. l-Before
Judge DAVIES
A motion 10 discharge Felice Debut from arrest
argued to-day She one Of the detends9, IN the eV
inu atey connected l, claimed that female, she h
exempt from arrest in suit such as this DECISION reserved
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIsL TERN-ocT, IL
Before Judge NGRAIAM.
James McCsllistcT AIT. Samuel Taylor
Motion 10 dismiss complaint granted, with costs.
John McConsst Rgt. Darius Geer.
RepOrt of referee confirmed.
GEORGE Buckhsm &c, ast Frederick W. Armstrong
Attachment ordered. Bail fixed at 5000.
John W P!oudsoot ast John BIady and wife
Tie People lei. John Hope ss ThoTndke p saunders
Ordered that the rrlator in this action have leave 10
the bond entered BY the defendant IN this action
Horstio ~ JOY ast. Chauncey C. Burr' &c
Motion To set aside and vacate the summons and
complaint this action the ground that the service was n9t
made within the jurisdiction OF tins Court GRANTED Win ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

FIREMESs RECEPTION AND PARADE.-The jersey
City Fire Department turned Saturday evening 10 the
number Of at least Eve hundred mem representing all Of the
companies the city and entertain Washington
III zine Company No Of Charestown Mass their return
from Philadelphia The fremen, In uniform waiting in
arrival Of their the depot when the
Philadelphia train arrived 81 o'clock Having received them,
the procession msrched-dispayug frewoEs-hrough the
various the house of Empire Hook and Ladder Com
psny No. where bountifuI collation. had been prepared
This the escorted the and
panied by delegation NewYork where they housed their
apparatus In the house Of No II Engine In Wooster street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.


AsHFs-The market is firm with fair DEMAND sales OF 40
bb 81 57i Pots aud 81 75d - 81 for Pearls Salera
firm At Tie
COTTON-There has been activity to-day. The sales
are reported tOoo bales mostly to arrive. Our quotations
express the closing rates:
IEw.YoRE CLASSIFICATION.
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s24iJ57 TO- including go 900 for Prussan Postal se-
vice Payments ilj6 Coo 81; Balance sI3.f7S,457 %
spsinst sl3 Z9 32 last Saturday showing 40 increase
Of $2i6li5.
The exports of specie from this pOr for the week
ending this day and for the year 1885, thus far were
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HOratio n Roe, recently from Kansas, will address
b. fellow. citizens of Sussex County at
Sparta, on Monday evening, Oct 10;
lafayette baptist Church, on Tuesday evening,
OG. IA,
Waterloo, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 10;
Huntsville, on Thursday evening, Oct. To-
Andover, on Friday evening, Oct. Il;
Bacyille OH Saturday evening, Oct. Is.
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Convention the Second District Of Hudson County comprs
ing the First Second and Third Wards OF Jersey City,
Saturday evening last snd unanimously nominated Samuel A.
the Legislature.
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!. ten thousand think the estimate altogether too large
a. admit Their, meeting held IN Paterson
,,iIrb could AZ al compare with II in number.
~ Paterson Guardian buchanan psperl OF. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

w. n. Wood, esq, has been nominated for Senator
in Morris County N j.. by the Republicans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

~ .Aip Eate,prss t,o@ L,ssrpccs-Mr. Edward Wissos
Nsihsn DssEmSu.
In brig Ca,,Jfse p. Nelly t,o~ Cddir-JOsePh Cort's
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II hes been discovered that a prominent orator

has been stuInpins NswJersey for Fillmore and Doneon
graduate the Massachusetts, State Prison Since this
posure be has found nconvenent fulfil his engagements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

Among the Imports are Coffee, 1880; Cigars, 49,,
soo Cocb;reaI 80 400 Rasins, q 500; Furs 81 800;
Fish q 600; Glass and Glassware, $1,000 Brandy.
40 500 Gin. $4,000; Hides, !7i,7OO Iron IL, 900,
Lead y 500 Steel, Cd, GOO; Til, 1880; Rags 49,
800. Sugar. 1O5 800 Tobacco, 1880; Watches, 6l,-
600; Wines, 10000.
The export. of the week are, exclusive of specie,
Al 40 7es against 81 ,50770s The aggregate for the
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meeting of citizens of Woodbridge and vicinity,
past party who believe that Freedom
National Slavery sectional will Woo bridge this
evening be addressed by the Hon. Jokn Van Dyke Of New
Brunswick TIE call is headed Hostility Slavery
son-no hostility 10 the Slave States"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

Geo. w. Blunt of Ncw.YorlI il stumpas Hdrterdon
County for Fremont and Dayton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

a Grand Mass Meeting Of the Republican party will
he held Psineld ~ j. on Thursday October 10 1870 q.
ococs the best speakers Of the present political
will present Everybody in the STATE invited TO
be hereWhigs Democrat Americans Republicans, and all
hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

The German Republicans Of New-Jersey meet in
Convention in Newark the 18th Of this month 70 fully
their and take into consideration the course
10 BE- pursued in relation the Gubernstoa nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
The CouI1Ioy.-We want no better evidence of

the erwhemng strength of the Republican movement than
the efforts making by the Buchanee LocOocos and the
Fillmore Know Nothngs TO unite THEN forces coalition be-
parties which have hitherto stood wide nsunde the
last resort Of desperation But won't avail 10 them
Single handed neither Of them conquer Fremonthat -
admitted Unedy they might possibly themselves If all
the should hold But there lies the difficulty COM
bnaOn unnatural aud unprncped that of old line Loco
focom and s Know Nottingham would disgust thousands
Thousands Of the rauk and file of both the contracting
ties would wash their hands of the dirty bargain and
the dishonest leaders comparatively alone TO bear the
brunt Of disastrous defeat. Sussex IN J) Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

SERIOUS RESULT OF A ROw.-On Thursday night
III lborer named Edward Cute got into a in Atlantic
kte South Ferry during which he received blow
which Joint end in which position il
remained An attempt will be- made to-day set IT,
his present condition the cannot long survives He
taaes In Washington avenue Wyckof street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
MuIrARY P,n.pr.-.Ms General E. r. v. I

MILITARY PARADE.--Mai0r-Ge T.. IL. V.
Wright Second Division of the militia Of the
State Of New Jersey comprising the militia Of Hudson Essex
BERGEN Pssaic and Morris Counties has issued orders for the
parade Of the Division the City Of Hudson "Wednesday
the 18th inst The troops will rendezvous the resi-
donce s. d. Harrison. The division line will form at 10
O'Clock and will be reviewed by the Commsnderin Chief
1T O'Clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

Dr. Dorrance of Newark, n. j., will address Ere
Hunerdon County at tho following time and
places QuaTtsrs Monday evening 18th inst; Bethle
hem "Wednesday evening, 18Th inst Bloomsbury, Thurdsy
evening 10th Little York Friday evening, 18th inst
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fAdvertsementl
THE WORKINGMEN OF JERSEY CITY will hold

Public Meeting THIS EVENING Park Hail. TO hear WIN. H.
Fay speak The Rights and Dignity Of Free Labor" There
will be Torchieht Procession after the meeting All Work
ingmen III Hudson County are invited TO attend.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Republican mass meeting will be held at Belle
Vile this evening at o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

Tie Inports, other than Dry Goods, show for
.ba ,reek considerable falling off from the same week
az Last year beng $50 Ooi against g. 6l5 933 max
inc total decline for the week of nearly million
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

WILIAMsBURGH DIsPEssARY.-The monthly report
his nsuon shows that there has been treated al the Dis
psy ddfng the past month IN persons Of which l9 weT
aaes 6y prescriptions have been issued Patients under one
H Is between and Eve years So between i've and ten
y beiwcen ten and thirty, %; over thirty, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
The nomination of John Huyler for Congress in the

IVh District very coldly received in this county while in
Psuec and Morris IL 10 met In many with downright
condemnation. The only the BuchAneer leaders can de-
him the Fillmore squad in Psssac 70
mate dsinci candidate and this win probably be done bu, IL
very doubtful whether viii accomplish the object desired
hy the BucltneeeT wiz. pullers Sussex Register.
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Tur NosISATIoS FOR CoYGRgss The unanimous
nomination Of the Hon. A. G. NJ. Pennington by the
Republican Convention yesterday was compliment
to the q urse Of that gentleman which, TO be fully un
derstoOd, must have been witnessed with all it, sur
rounding circumstances. The Convention was one OF
tho strongest in character and respeciaby which has met
IN this Dro and al s PToSeednes "rTe marked BY ieyo-
ton 10 primo Ple and to abresaton II everything BESIDE
II composed Of former Dtmocrs imencAn. and WINGS
Lst'e ana oIeign born bu al! Hnbg'd WIN one SonSs 81
meni Of devotion 70 n edo aud acting together uhae me
Of Republican The noninson Ioe entirely above the
Union 81 defender Of The OUTRAGED aud down.trodden people
Of Kansas Of stern opponent Of Slavery ana De-
stous hen others failed We placed him AZ our head march
with victory The battle Of Freedom il be fought
sis =, n.o p Byoot IF tr conses. hs.
,hi. District bot fault !. to De 'oqnd in him lie, 2. return
his election 20 morally certain. Newark Mercury Oct H.
The nomination Of John Huyler for Congress in the
Ps"sc and Morris /, Is met in many case. with downright
condemnation The only way the Buchsner lesdes De.
mate dnci candidate and hi. win probably be done bat
doubtful whether viii accomplish the object desired
by the BuchtneeeI iTepuIeTs ISussex Register
The German Republicans Of New-Jersey meet in
Convention in Newark the 18th Of this month to fully or,
gsne their forces snd 20 take into consideration the course
pursued in relation 70 the Gubernatora nomination
DR.. Dorrance, of Newark, n. j., will address FIRE.
mont meetings in Hunerdon County tho following times and
places: Monday evening 18th iD.t Bethe
hem "Wednesday evening 18th inst Bloomsbury, Thurdsy
evening 10th Little York, Friday evening, 18th inst
A Grand Mass Meeting Of the Republican party will
he held At Plaineld n j. Thursday October l6, 1855 al
ococs the best speakers Of the present political
campaign will be present Everybody In the STATE invited TO
be here-Whgs Democrat Amercsns Republicans, and all
hands.
A meeting of citizens of Woodbridge and vicinity,
without party ties who believe that Freedom
National and Slavery sectional will meet a. Woo ibTide ths
addressed by the Hon. Jokn Van Dyke New
Brunswick TIE call ia headed Hostility TO Slaveryexen
son-no hostility 10 the Slave States"
II has been discovered that prominent orator who
has been uinpns in NswJerey for Fillmore and Doneon
graduate of the Massachusetts, State Prison. Since this
posuTe be has found nconyenient TO fulfil his
ASSEMBLY NoMISATIOS.-The Demo cratic ssemby
ofthe Second District Of Hudson County comps
ing the First Second and Third Wards OF Jersey City,
Saturday evening last snd unanimously nominated Samuel A.
French the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department for
the Legislature.
w. n. Wood, esq, has been nominated for Senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

LIGHT GUARD.--Armory. La Fayette Hail. New York
Oct Is, l85G-SPECIAL ORDER--The Commandant
with unfeigned regret melancholy teg Of
the demise Of ex Lieutenant HORATIO n. HEWITT The
members Of the hereby ordered assemble the
Armory Tuesday. 18th inst at O'Clock IN. precisely in
full uniform for the purpose Of N the funeral
neuies By order, Ed. VINCENT, Com mandsnt
RANDOLPH NJ. COOLEY. Orderly Sergeant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

REPUBLICAN MrETNG.-The Central Republican
lrpb Of the Eastern District will be addressed THU
evening at the Odeon, by the Hon. Z. D. Culver ant
ehers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
IT. HUHIhI'y HgI' JU11 DI'', 'H' III ~
Motion 10 amend the complaint denod.
SUPREME COURT-srxcI.L TrRN-ocr. ll-Before
Judge DAVIES.

n
WAS argued to-day She the defendants In the civil
suit assnst the French fugvc with Of whom she Is
intu liev connected IL 10 claimed that, female she IL
,emp from arrest in suit such this Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

BROOKLYN CITY MORT ALIrY.-The report Of deaths
e City Of Brooklyn for the week ending Oct H. shows the
flowing result Males 20; females &C. Adults 81 minors.
Total &C. Principal diseases Consumption, Ia oonvul'
E TO- cholera infanum dysenteTy bilious fever
a congestion of the brain, congestion Of the lungs dar
issa Intermittent fever, each; inflammation of the bowels
ANIMATION Of the lungs teething. epoPlexy each
NJ. WENDELL, Health Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

FIRE DEPARTMENT PARADE.-Contnent8l Bucket
rp.ny No Of the Eastern District, will proceed TO New
i day. for the purpose Of forming the Fire Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

SIKH WARD AssEsSoR.-The Sixth Ward Repub-
las have uomused John r. Allison their candidate for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

The following is comparative statement OF he value
~ certain e.ports from the commencement Of the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NoSIsaTIoys.-TheR epub-
n Assembly Conventions Of Kings County assembled yester
Nv md nominated the following can didates:
III D,styfcf-Edward w. Fi.ke of the Third Ward.
UH D,,tyict-A. A. Millard Of the Eleventh Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
DENYsYLyANA RAII.ROAD.-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eraes WITH
Wsrsrp and South western Se,es con-
n non. Rarsy direct Tae Road also Pit;zborsh
With 30 Nv Of Steamers ali porrs the Western Rivers,
and ct Cevasd ard ssndosty wih 70 I'll ports
The LAKES making the direct, cheapest and
reietle BY which rRhGHT BE- Forwarded 70 snd
from the Crest West -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FFEsr CLASS Boots Shoes Dry Goods, ia ee mar 100 u
bozes) Fsrs, Fss;ls5 c...........:...l "
SECOND CLAss-Boots ard Stationery, Dry
Goods Tin bIies) Hardware Leather, (7ce. Per 100
Wool, te........:.,.:....... ;:........;)
IHrlp CLAss-Anyfs BszsDg, Bacon and *. A., ion ~
Pork. (in bulk J Hemp, &C.. .........:l ~ ~ ~
FoURTH CLAss-Coi.e, Fish, beeon and 1r -, too n
Peril, ipaekeiJ Lard sDd Lard Os...... ~ ~ A'
In shipping Goos from any point Of Phsiephs BE-
teulu 70 ms he package Vi. Psnlsyysni RsrosA" AL
Goods consigned the Agents Of hs Road Phladslpha
Pitrsbur,h y n BE- forv afded without dsteunOn.
FErIsH AGENTS Harms, Wo~nlsy Co Memphis Tenn
r. " Sass Co. ST Louis J. s. Michel Son Evansville,
Ind Dnn.srl Bed Martoei and Carter Jsve. Loui.-
VILE Ky B. c. Aeldrum Msds.n Ind sp gn.n Brown,
and irwin Co., Cincinnati n W. Grhan Co, zsossis.
Ohio, Leee Co, No a Elby.t Boston Leech Co, No
Aston House NevfOrk, No. william and No Bate
Y place New York T. j. sneeder, Philadelphia Assra~
koons, Baltimore Geo G. FrsnciseUs, PittsDuTsh
Yer further particulars blls Of la'iins apply 70
LEIGH L Co, Agents Penn Railroad Ca,
No 2Astor lOuss, Newfork.
". II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Philadelphia
Il. LoABAERr, sDpsTntsldeDt, Altoona, Pa
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II. r. LEEDS, Auctioneer
II ARGE SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

II FURNITURE rich Velvet aod Wilton Carpe's, largo
and costly Pier and Mantle Mirrors rosewood PsnoForte
rich ts Of Psrlo Furniture valuable Oil Paintings and Par
kr Ornaments &C. MONDAY April 7, at the residence
no 462 BroomC street at Joy o'clock the entire costly Furn
tpe Of the shove house which Of the best description
stg three elegant rosewood suites Of PaIor Furniture
brocede rosewood Secretary Book
solid carved rosewood center sofa and pier Tables three
Esgeres marble tops with mirror doors and
backs Turkish Reception Chairs In rich satin and Ts7esy,
cold rosewood Card Tables do corner Esaerss With mirror
backs rich lace Window Curtains and Shades Bronze and Or
Clok costly Seves and Dresden Vases aud PaIo Or
nsments Sc with number Of fine on Paintings Landscapes
other subjects Dining Room and Chamber Furniture
Tior oak Extension Table China Dinner Set elegant gold
band decorated China Tea and Coffee Sets rich ruby and
Crystal Cut Glassware Pearl and Silver Gallery Cake Bak
Caster &C eeeap carved rosewood and mahogany Bed
stesds de- Bureaus and WssAsaLds 20 match, with marble
tops costly decorated China TOec Sets superior Cure1 Hair
hteses Feather Beds and Bedding, French Oval Mirrors,
mahogany SprtDgsea Chairs rosewood fs Stands English
OcOth mahogany Sues Furniture ia Hair 9TH Cottage and
Cloth Stair Carpets &C. Th sale will be found worthy the
attention Of persons Of seass Furniture Catalogues
o The morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
Professional Notices.

EFF1CACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONs,
l. CALLosITITS NAILS growing into the 6esh and every
de rider ofths feet BY and peculiar method without cut
TIN. or without causing the slightest pain
Mona LEVI 81 No n Bic Roe de Rivob, Pars, Anf No
Cobduh -st ReseDts, London Surgeon ChiIopods 20 he
been .eisy invited New Yort attend
intends feDai,bf here and he consulted daay
sn dave excepted his Office, from to ceoeh Of Ne 81
iltb-st between Sh and ethsvs
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
T,on imperial Majesty Napoleon III, emperor q France
Je eerhe cue NJ LEVI enleye lee slleLe
hshptte LOUIS kAPOLEON boNAfAhTE
From james Baker, ESQ
certify Pr LEVI cured months OF several
without the least And which bad
no, ID many years vail II present. with great com
and elseruy recommend Dr. Ley, = y 1neg6s AID me
public. JAnES BAhEa
From III. Most Noble, the Marquis Of LaIsdownA
MI LEVI extracted for me With perfect facility and
su..sss LANSDOWNE.
No s. Berkley square, London
Bros. Robert PerFoson NJ D., Physician Ordinary 70
Mr. LEVI has nost a lifay extracted RON my
~'' koBERT FERGUSON, ND.
No soueesst, Nay Fan London March 3. ASA
From II. J. Feltus, eco
Unsolicited Mr. Lew beg leave to testify 10 els seeess
ful having perfectly removed slge esnion d ens stand
ma without causing any pain d. PELIoc,
Phkd.lrhis yriy n 1882 No. Boston row.
In sSd,op 70 tie above authenticated testimonials many
saes OF the hahs rsnk) b By tsvorne hin with
call bis oee No 81 llhs between cth and en svI Rev
Ycrk.
NJ B.-so professional connection with Any person
CTAMMRRING, &c, CURED by Dr. JONES
~ 20 three hours. He Requires pay all hs
patient cured He lately Discovered lev and never failing
Sysensures without pain or suUeA operation ohes o.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

and after MONT AY Dec ST. 1855, and until fur Ier
tce Passenger TRANS VII leave Pier fet Of Doanest S I'D
lows, viz: -,
BUFFALO EXPRESS strs m. Tor Pna.lo direct without
change baggage AT Hoelsville this train connects
with way train for Dup.k and all stations tho Western
Division. ..
MAIL AZ saba m for Dunkirk ssd Buffalo and htsnedi
Ate stations Passengers BY ths train will remain night az
Ovego and proceed the nsXt morning
EEWBURGH EXPRESS, ct p. u. for Ne%*oursh direct,
without change Of cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, At p IT, via suhern's, for
Piernont and intern edists stations =,
WAY PASSENGER st4 p. IA for Otsvlle and internedi'
ate stations. - ~
EMIGRANT, At S D. m for Duntirk and Buffalo aud inter-
mediate stations
No Train will leave on SUNDAY.
These Express Rnrs with the Eimtrs and
NIAGARA Fas Railroad Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
kf with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinnati
AO'NO D'''''' b. C. McCALLUM, General Superintendent