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Two FRENoSys = Two DRovros - AwFur.
TfNEs-B Brooks, the rat. no. Brooks the tiger:
the Northern Brooks. not the Southern Brooks:
BOBBY Brooks. rot bully Brooks has just mad
anoih,r awful discovery, in ihe shape Of mares
nest After wasting several months in beating
he bush FOE Fremont's birthplace, Fremonts re-
igion and il the most shameless abuse of FIRE.
monts deceased mother; after cropping about
with dark lantern in eharehes and graveyards
.or evidence OF trcmonts Catholcity, &c, 10 |
a. d behold! this Brooks (the BOBBY, not the
ba'ly) has Uncovered that thoTe are two Ere
mes is-ivo Dromios--aBd that they have both
been iostling each other al the way through.
rIoos (lhe booty. not the bully is thus thrown
irso The most curious aud ludcrous contortions.
lie NFih.s and wriggles. and twists and thrashes
bis icgs ats arms about Ike skipack JYis spasms
are ftjehtfm 10 behold lie laughs. he screams.
he shfieks be sroans, he grJmbles, aud fembles.
and svears. and JUMPS ard rolls Ia the dust at a
most distressing rate. He calls for the otter
Frtmout-he dareS him. be d'efcs him: but he
lodges the Lieutenant Governo~. Nov. ID II quite
likely that there may BE- two Fl emonis, jas, az
there arc two BTooksos; but We should be sorry
II either If the Fromouts were raj. a bully or
a booty. There may he three Frcrnopig for ALI
that we know, and not BOBBY among them.
This discovery, however Of two, is about equal
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Massachusetts Polit1cs.

W0sCusxm, Maas., Oct 10, 1850.
The Fremont Americans and republicans Of Worcester
county met In separate Conventions hero today Not
being able 70 agree union ticket each Convention
nominated separate tickets for Senators and county 0
GERS the Americans pledgng their Senatorial candidates
10 support Mr. Sumner for United States Senator The
Americans sonomnated COL De witt Congress the
Ninth district In opposition 10 Mr. Chaplin the republican
candidate. Mr. De Witt appeared in the Con venton and
accepted the nomination
Boston, Oct. IL, 1855.
The republicans OF the Ninth district ge nominated
Henry Chaplin, Of Worcester, TOR Congress-
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ANrsrNrSTs To.NCHI -rlcasure seekers should bear
In mind the varied novelties put forth the Acacem Of
Music for the benefit Of the Roman Ca,hoc Orphan Asy
hms also, the concert TO be given by Nine La Grange
and Mr. 6o'tschalk at the Brooklyn Athenedm. SO far
as regards the theatres colored operas 49, they offer
such n,erminable series Of attractions that il Is oay
necessary TO refer the reader the list the head Of the
editorial page
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Police Intelligence.

FL MAYOR IAwEKscs VS.. william Baows--C0yuT AM
DsxszEp.Tho complaint recently mado against William
A. Brown for perjury. by Cornelius W Lawrence ex.
Meyer has been dismissed by Justice Fandreau Of the
Jefferson Market Ponce Court Tne magistrate dismissed
tie complaint in consequence OF the complanauts non
sppeaatte Tor croes. examination at the Police Court
Toe complaint for perjury from some alleged exsor
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BUFFALO, Oct 10, IS5t.
The mail train from Suspension Bridge TO Windsor over
the Great Western Railroad 10 collision with cat
tie ira London carly on Thursday morning. SeTe
al OF the belonging to tine cattle tran were throw
down an embank men killing twenty five valuable cat
tle The all and baggage were driven through the
forward passenger attached to the mail train but for
turatey no lives were lest During the confusion tho
mail and baggage cara caught fire. and with the mails,
baggage and express goods, entirely consumed.
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Loss OF q Western steamer.

Loss OF q Western Steamer.
ST LOUIS, Oct ID, 1855.
The David Tatum is reported as sunk IN the
Missouri river. LOSS, $50 000; insured at $24 900.
ST. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Fair.
ST. LOUIS, Oct Is, 1855.
The 81. Louis Agricultural Mechanical Fair opens 10
day. There Is an i'm thropg Of people n the city
in consequence, and the day Is being observed as holt
day. The weather, however, unavorable Tor the ex
hibitiop
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Serious Accident at Paterson, N. y.

PATERSON, Oct. 49, 1856.
An accident occurred about nine O'Clock this evening
the Catholic Orphan Asylum at which place they were
holding Fair for the benefit of the orphans The room
being crowded to excess the floor gave way, precpita
ing them TO the basement beneath, No lives were lost
but large number seriously injured. There were
at least twelve hundred In the room at the time Great
excitement prevailed,
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Fire at Cincinnati.
Railroad COlllslOn.

CINtINNATI, OVt 10, IooU
A FIRE occurred here to-day, in A. Shaw's furniture
store, doing damage TO the extent Of about $40 O00
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The Kansas Election.

sr LorIs, Oct. IL, 1856
We have neaere returns from Kansas including toe
election or Mr. Whitfield 10 Congress, without opposition
No Disturbances took place.
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Personal Intelligence.

Ian New Orleans and iavons, IN the steamship Empire
lys Densn, Master Brogden Mrs Colo and infant Miss
Murray 4 " snow lieut. stuart RN q da Wesdrav, A
gra5 anyen Poeg Moses NJ l0berisop Mr. wilson and
l9 N The steerage.
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FREMONT THE ONLY CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE.
The great popularity of Fremont is more to be
attributed 10 his sound position as the conserva-
tive Union and constitutional candidate, than to
any other cause He stands upon the rock OF
adhesion to the constitution, fidelity to the Union
and submission to the will of the people, whether
he is elected or rejected Not SO with Mr.. Fill
more not so with Mr.. Buchanan and the spois
and ruflian democracy. They have given their
ORDERS their threats and their warnings to the
people, that if Fremont be elected the defeated
spoilsmen will not submit but that they will
march upon Washington, break up the govern
ment, rob the treasury, break up the Union, and
over all the South will beat the rappa Of disunion
and civil war.
Now, we hold it to be the first duty Of the Anne
rican people to bring this issue to the test, whe
ther the people or the disunion spoilsmen are
masters in this country If Buchanan is elected
the reign of these disorganzers and ruiian seces
sionists is made good for at least four years long
er; and from their success in this struggle they
viii become emboldened, and they will fasten
their CALLING despotism, which nov governs the
South, upon the free States of the North. Thus
the discords, troubles crimes and confusion which
have been brought upon this country by this ut
terly corrupted ruifan democracy, will assume
with Duchanans election more aggravated
iorm. There viii be no peace, but confusion
worse confounded until the business relations of
the country. foreign and domestic, are involved
IN perplexities, frauds, bankruptcies, winding up
most likely, in q general blaze Of war under the
Ostend manifesto.
Let us elect Fremont, therefore, and settle this
question OF disunion at once ana settle this slave
~ agitation at once, and restore peace, concord
and prosperity to fhe whole country, in spite OF
defeated spoilsmen, agitators and traitors Shall
The people or the Jacobin spoilsmen rule? That
il the Issue
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are driving off, through disgust or persecution,
the bone and sinew, the blood and muscle of the
South into the North; for they are the best class
Of men in any community who will dare every
thing rather than tamely surrender their consti-
tutional and inalienable rights
Shall this Southern despotism, and shall these
nigger driving democratic Alien and Sedition laws
continueg Shall the free people of the North be
bullied and cowed into submission by such rant
ing disunion apostles of Buchanan and democra-
cy as Brooks, Wise, Keitt, Boyce, Toombs, Sill
dell. Floyd Cobb and johnson, of Georgia, and
Forney, and by such disunion Buchanan organs
as the Washington Union, the Richmond Enquirer
and The Examiner, the Charleston Mercury, and all
their little echoes from Washington to Kansas,
and from Kansas to Florida? The people of
Iowa, Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, Maryland
and Florida have said-No The people of Penn
ylvana Ohio and Indiana speak to-day. Let
he freemen of Pennsylvania do their duty, and
we will answer for the great West We expect
his evening to hear peal upon peal of Fremont
thunder, from the Delaware to the Wabash; but
the whole issue to Buchanan hangs upon Penn
sylyania.
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Malls for Europe,

New York, Tuesday, October IA, 1856.
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=
found here q larger number OF expcctaut citizens
than i did In Tie Democrat, rooms. They mostly
all Germans while In the latter the Cet predominatsd
over The Saxon. Remaining 10 friend that the work Of
shop over the way he informed me that the domocrsis
had had too much 10 do In way and bad sent over
some Of their men 70 be civilized Al tho expense Of the
republicans A rather good Joke, that
- The Fillmore rooms are little further down the street
In pon, Of cleanliness they are In condition thaa
either OF the others. Notwithstanding the fusion, tho
walls orpameuied with caricaturcs OF Mr.. Fremont
and the republicans, aud such mostocs a. this
The Republicans = Dliunion Party
! Only Sixteen states.
There Is large banner suspended across the strssA
The windows display like efforts Of art On sman scale.
One Of these 10 full length pora.,l . man, sup.
the contribution and irving utierAnce 10 the sentiment
~
Our destiny.
II know no North, NC.
In another place Is this quotation from Mr.. Fimore's
Albany speech
vi there be thos 0, either North or south, VINO (
desire m administration for the North aud agsiast (
the south, or for the South AMI seainst the North,
) they are not The men who should give taeir sui
I rage to me- know &c "
Tho political banners mostly confined to Ches,uus
street, az Il ia there all the clubs meet.
charges aud determinations o. bribery, ballot box stun
ing, aud rowdy importing, made by one side against
another and the decided pencbant which the IRE compe
nes and political clubs OF this city have for little Affairs OF
the pistol and the knife will net be At all surprising
10 morrow be sgnaized bys good deal Of roti1g add
fighting. understand that the Mayor has taken more
than usua prccaution TO prevent H. There Is 4
police force OF some 900 men here, and II
il to be strengthened to-morr by Temporary
org Of about eight hundred sberiag officers
said posse has been sent to ntcrcep,
Of Trip Rapsn "Blood Tubs" and "Plug trlies, (what
cuI hcnous names from Raitmore or Capt Rynders
~ oper disposition OF the police 'orce there mead pos he
i.h much alarm Of riots at the polls There are twenty.
tour wards IN this city each with eight election pre-
eipcts making IN All nearly two hundred election pre-
cincv inc agne gate number OF votes viii not exceed
botNe, which would leave average al each election
t,eomct y xoV WIN proper precauti and anything
IKE lair play there would be d,urbun. e and no ex.
cusisp Of legal voters from the polls
WIN ne eScep,oa q Dne counties, With which there
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BURToN,s NRw THEATRE. Broadway. opposite con
ssreet-WRkcgERs-SERIous fA-siLY.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

p0wEPY THEATRE, Bowery-LovE DUrY-FrRi
S4s's ylfeaY-DRzp TIE DISMAL SWAMP.
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ACADEMY or NIUsrc-DRAs1rIc PERrossAscEs, Az
vnFroos AND AWNING, FOR THE BEsEFH OF THE hoMAs
gAr1s.sc ORPHAN ASYiUMs
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N WORK ,o ROCHESTER-Ths ROCHESTER and
GFNFsFF VALLEY RAILROAD IL now spen and IN con-
pse;cn wish the Buffalo Cornus and New York and ora
and Er- RAlrosds FORMS direct roas nom H"@''A "
Rochester. ., -, .......
The Grrctnes Of nj. together win he 'oreo, com
fort afforded by the de renders oy Ia inc S Sc'1~
HE between tie sbove- n-ace Cd cities.
Tickets be procured II the Newferk ana r''e naa
Ticket Oace foot OF Duane ST., and No $50 bros1"As S
jersey City.
0 Bssgsse checked through ,p..
FEssh III be transported between Sew-fork snc heerer
ter with dispatch infomson desired IN regard ue.in
can - obtained calling she General Fresh, AGENT gi ne
NewloTk and Ere Railroad Erie BuIGngo or l. y LArFA An
Izpress Freisbt Agent No 10 Broadway.
No trains on he Buffalo Corning and New forf haroad on
Sunday. J. A. REDEIELD. Superintendent
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T ONl ISLAND RANROAD-fSupdsys Ell

IL certsdl-Leave Brooklyn for Greoapos,, 10 q for
Ysphsnk 10 FL, and Saturday IS N for FATunssdAe
snd syoss.t 10 aud 3;S for Hampstead, 10 a "a
Ard $50 D m Leave GreeBpor FOR Brooklyn, 10 zap
hsuk II ;S5 a n on Mondays, s. 10 N Lakeland, II ~
~ svos.et Is g. IL. and q Hempsesd, 5S N and
$50 n M JNnaca $50, Z: 70 and $40 u ADD D. 10 an!
q n
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NETWORK SUPREME CoURTwALyA 7

T.
~ BUCKINGHAM aud BENJAMIN r. BUCkiNDHAM.
survivors OF Phlo as'izs HORACE b. snirh
Summons moDey demand contract-t ON not ser
10 the Defendant shove named You hereby ned
be cleo in the CLERK Of the City and County of
NewYok the City Hall in the City ofSew Yorh and ssrvs
ihe Office No III Brosawsy In the City OF New Ycsh within
twenty DAYS " this you. excln-
.y Of ,be sy Of sueh you fail answer tho sa
somysip within The Aforesaid the plaintiff. " this setos
will take uds sgans you for 'hs sum OF saree
three bund ed so forty dollars and eghy cent? with
the eleventh lay Of May 1888 bs.des 1s
eo.s Of tLs &C ton-Dsted New York February q, 1855
BARNEY hUMPHR gY BUTLER,
Plaintiff Attorneys, No. III broadway, New Yorh
The piant riis action hed IN the once a tho
Clerk Of the City County Of New Yori the "a day Of
March 1885 BARNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER,
u1larswTu Plaintiff Attorneys.
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NEW-YOkK SUPREME COURT JERUsHA

~ s. KSYsER sssinst ERNEST KEYsER and others-in
sron judgment entered 10 The above esnse,
OH he 18th sy Feb usry 1856 the undernsned referee
sttoted BY the Court will sell st Pubc ueton. at the Aer-
snns xehhns, on 81 day Of April pext at II ocock
noon All certain LOT % GaoUsD With tho
Lndgs Leeon sl& sno lynt IN the Sc snteeoh ard VI
on delaney made BY Evert Banehsr
ot No hundred and twenty free ting the Bowsry,
and bounded follows Westerly by tho Bowery aforesaid
norbey BY lot numbered the map aforesaid 40 hundred
Ar ty.Sty oue sonthery by lot numbered aid map
Lupared and ineesI s.ry by lot on First now Chry-de
street eonsnins front eseA twenty I'VE fe-t and in
ersh on che northery side hundred and sfree
feet inches aid the er side buIc. I'd AID
feet he tbs sed oi-sl,ions less New
ick February IS, 1856 GtO. q. WATERS, Referee.
CHAELEs :. WLBB, Attorr ey for Plaintiff
The above premises commonly dssgnsted By the street
1urufS
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TNSOIVFNTy NO1ICE.-Notice of Applica-

INSOLVENTS NO1ICE.-Notice Of spplica-
ou for the dsebsse nscveut from he debts par.a-
art TO the provisions OF the third article tho nfst s Of tho
HENRY NJ MCINTYRE Of the Of Attes In the County
of waning and state Of NtwYok nsolvcns debtor Md
yidusy al a. one Of the late firm Of Matson Mcintyre No
tic. hrst pubhed February H. 1855 Creditors tasPpesr before
tie Hon II L. COMSTCCk Judge Of re said County Of
Wyoming his Office M the town of Wsraw In said Ceaoty
OIL the day May II o'clock Ia the fore oon oshow
cause ii any they have should not be made
OF I'D n,oy-nts aid he discharged from his deess
fl9 lswitwTu
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Goal.

COAL.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
~ AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY having nearly
COMPLETED their Railroad tho L.is~snns Coal hed o.
P,In.lysni. etu ard tow ards New loa prepared
10 receive orders ard for the de Their sur
RIOR SCRANTON Anhrsc,teD COAL on lard Of vessel. At
Ey,b.th Port n j. Q2 miles from Ncviort) during the
ensuing season 18th April Sanres Of The different s
o: this co AL ell rms,ion desired respecting t. VI! %
river on application stbt Of the Company No 81 ALL
s.. NEWA OaK, Insurance Building, second sosyJ where
Circulars also be procured - . ,, . 49,.
A. j. OpxLL. Seety. VIZ Z. WahRES, ITees lIet
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VyERCNESN ELEC1RIrCHEMNIAIb A THO
Prot yrk0NEs, the tseovefsr Of the Ecesss ts a
u.etss Meta, from the Humn Body sat Nc ZIG brosvsy
ma s,trn but are peculiarly sfescion. relieving snose
ruserhs frun Goat, SeorAss rars ~sahssa
Or Contra lions Of The Limbs Spns snn Aseoons
ON-Iust, ana Erspsons the shin The Professor n.se1
riyes kls undivided attention 10 pssHts
h, Tles Theory sxran.d atuleDts 81 No w hr>avso
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SouuIp Gdno UarranIs.
Mem pork Ciip Business Direftorp.

T,HE FOLLOWING LIST consists of promi
i Lent Houses in each line Of Business:
DRY GOODS.
American and Foreign silks.
BOWEN, MckAMEh Co ,OnPts 4 J0boers, III bIosa"ay
Berlin Wool, Embroidery silks, PRINCES, tsimps,
Buttons Ladies Dress Trimming Gold snd sHEer Af-ee'
KoHLsAxT BROS, Importer, JosOers No 40 John..t
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
j. H. DAVIES, JONES Co, ,Impts MsnisJ = WAHen'st
Artificial Flowers md Feathers, new styles. 90,
JAMES TUCKER, tmT orieT and hoesae Deaef) NO Jsf
Broadway. Bnda wreaihs for the Million.
Rngravers, (Sood.)
W ROWLAND, No. ~ Broadway, door above As'oT houss
BARGkEANEs, sHiTH Co. "Reminiscences tEDsiand,,
French Window and Picture Glass.
J. H. POLLEN Co importers and peaers) ~ baieiay ~
French and German baskets, &c.
CHAS. linn Co. (lmporersl 81 hsdenlae u Lipe'y's
Crate and Fender Dc Makers I.crs:o Sons, No.
80 Broadway, door above l9th-st
Hardware, Cutlery Edge Tools &c.
rHos DOUGLASS Msnuiacturer and seaerJ, No fIstt It
BUNTING BEAN TS% Metals. e 60 Wall It.
Iron Chests. Cedar and Cnmphor-Wcod Tr eoa
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
from 500 Boats hand llDera di-count 70
those who buy 10 sell s4sn iGEhSOLLs ~ sou'A Sc
Lightning Rods.
lyon MANUFACTURING Co, Ours Ps,ent Also, Other
Rods, InsuIstoIs, Points, Vanes, SeAo Us bEoad"ay'
Lithographers. -,
GEO. Il" "Sef-S|
Paper Warehouses. -
CYRUS W. FIELD Co, tWAoesale eder') No II CIV"
Sh o Bread and Crackers.
ERASTUS TITUS Co.............Ne. %SS "ashnston'|
soap Manufacturers.
PAy pROTHERs......... ~ and 81 Monroe 81
Window and Plate Glass French and Ensiish.l
p HOPKINS BROTHERS, (Inpororrl No. 6l bsre!sy'st
.Any additions tho above List shond De brought TO The
Ocie. Of s. II. PETTENGILL l. Co., No. lie Nsssaust
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
sH PFTTENGlLL Co., No. ll9 NNses-st New,foIH'
hsy, made such with the best and most widely
,.ted journals in the United sstce and Cansds that they are
enabled TO make saving Of time and expense to The sd'etne
Who do business through them They select the best papers and
advertise conspcuousy The lowest prices and Swa'
teep the OF their Customers IN view Merchants Se ~
vted 10 call them.
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Uater-Cure.

XxyATEK-CURE and ELECTRO-CHEM-
w IsTRY-Dr TRAIL Nc. IS Laizht a.. has n,Iodno-d
the yAPOR BATH 10 coDneston with the ELECTRIC AL
CIRFNT as the most economical, and many cases the
moe, efficient method for Kidding the system OF mineral drugs
and other morbid masters.
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Gteamboals ano RailrOa0s.

NETWORK and NEW-BRUNSWICK.- The
IN s'esboe; PASSAIC, Capt H. k'ster VIII co pins ace
running day Sundays excepted between Ne"
Brunswiek al d Sew York TUESDAY April ],
Leaving New Brunswick 81 o'clock m,
And Nex.York ~ q O'Clock ?. m,
the If Barclay making tie intermediate isA "a
Fare TO New -BruDs~ iek Is cents
All Kinds OF freight taken 81 he usual steamboat rsss
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BET WEN PHlLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The INCOMING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Or Pittsburgh u IN and
leaves Pittsburgh for Phlsdelphs The FAST LIN
leaves Phla5slIhis for Pittsburgh s 1880 and Pittseagh
for Philadelphia at $3.50 D. III. THE MORT E&kESS
TRAIN leaves Philsdelphis for Ptsbu n ct II and
Pittsbursh for Philadel phs al 900 p IN.
The shove lines connect 81 Pttsbursh with The aroas 70
and from ST. Louis No Alton, Geena and Chicago unois
Frankfort Lexington aud Louisville Ky Tere Haute Mad
son La Fsyette and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnsu Dayton
Sur, sf.sd Bsiefon.ane ssniu.ky Toledo Cleveland Co
hnbus Zanesve Mss.on and Wooster Ohio also with The
steam Pscset and to New Orleans ST. Louis Los
vile and Cincinnati -, =,
For further particulars hand balls in the hotels Of this city
Passenger wifi find this the shortest and con-
Portable route between the Esst and West
roug can had either Of the aforementioned
PLACES IN the West NJ of =. ..
J. H. BUTTS, Agent, New-Jersey Railroad Co, foot OF
Court aDdt-st, New York
L ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsy yenis RAILROAD Co,
No. ? Astor Howe, Broadway, New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. llih AID hgketsts.
S.xSork Jan l9S PhlsdslphA
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DATRlOTIC LlNE-New Line Of NEW YORK
II apd LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-Thjs line viii be eoto-
o. ,ed of The following n-w and sp.epdd snips, VIZ:
CALHOUN. o0 tuDs harden Capt d H. Truman
n CLAY.... go tuns burden. Capt. David CaulAns
WEBSTER....20Oo tuns burden. Capt j. Lawt-Dcs
ORIENT 2 600 tuns burden Capt Geo s. HUI
The spove vessels have been recently built aid are NE arg
ct ard most substantial IN the tiare. 49, -
They are commanded By of experience and ability The
sup~of and every e1erflon Will pe
the comfort Of the
OF shippins For Ere got or Passage sP5ly 20
SPOFFORD TILES ION * Co, No - Roadway.
AGENT, IL Li,erpool-r GRIAsHAW Co., NJ. - Gore
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CUIREME COURT-Sbepherd Knapp, PlAn-
- tit ssAiLs T.om0 H.thertston and Jane, bis wife,
p ard Mt us Loan Association Peter Hoas and Hannah NJ,
biz <ife. Charles Burial Austin y. Tfo~rAss, Teeo'oro
H.. J.u.. g. nssos samuel Wlnets, Roseft =. wnetu,
Peter yenpne .sznr. Of Pter Boas Henry osurtsr aud
Tie coan Bast def ndsas ,,91oons
III, sLeye baned fousre sreey sannofd
ard quir.c swer the complain, Ia this acon
witch VS. sled IN the Clerk the City and Coaoy
II New YSsh CITY Hall u said city, and 70 spy
O. vcur answer % The ssh conpasnt the sabsebers their
efse No 50 Wal Jsalcsy Court ks~-forh City.
yt t~,btv DAYS ssryee Of uis suumcrs yoe.
ssu,y~ Of be csy Of sueh service, and yvs fail 20
the ,.c eompst within the sressd the plaintiff The
setion Will Andy the Court tpr ths rlsf dssaaed h tho
e'H Mann 4 RoDaAN, P,.isssTs Attorneys.
~ B-Ths amended complaint In tbs ahovs setion ed
h o. the Clerk Of the City and County " N-w fosk
Oh he .4tk esy II Nneh, 1850 MANN 4 RoDMlN
spl l.uswTu Plaintiffs At;oTpsys.