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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
FIRES.

FIRE ~ PECK SLIP AID FRONT STREET.
About 10 o'clock last night fire broke out in the
building No. ?iO Front street frrt. second and third
stories occupied by Nantine & Price, grocer aud
prov merchants; fourth and fifth floors BY John
Hairs & Co.. provision de lers. This building is con-
neottd with the fve-story building Nos. - ana u
Peek Zip the structure forming in shape the letter l..
Il latter being entirely occupied by Harris Co.
At the angle of the building is smoke-house con.
structed somewhat in the shape of chimney and ex-
tending from the ,round TO the roof with doors o! non
communicating with each story Ct the warehouse %
Peek slip
About O'Clock in the evening some of the employ
&c. The establishment discovered smoke in the build
ing but Gn6itg no signs OF fire coDcludedh came from
the smok. house AT 10 o'clock the fire made It's APP
pcarance in the lot OF the Front street building ana
soon after TIE flames burst forth from the roof Tho
tene lsbored with great energy, and after about Two
hours hard labor succeeded in subduing the haines
aud confnipg the fire To the fourth and nth st"nes'
The roof OF Harris s. Co.'S premises, both en- font
street ana Peek slip war alpcs entirely destroyed ana
the two upper stories much damaged The buildings
were dclugoG with water. In Harris & Co.'S premises
was large stock Of meats and salt unpsckcd, which
sustained considerable damage. Owing to the late
ness Of the hour We could not obtain q
list of the assurances of the parties damaged
or any estimate of their loss. The loss OF
yantre & Price will be very heavy. The
damage to their stock was entirely by water. The
lcsses Of Harris & Co. and Vantine & Price are
more than covered by insurance in city and country
comrarics Tho stock Of -four in tho -four house Of
jones, Rowland & Co., No. 2i2 Front street was
somewhat damaged by water. Messrs ThnrSby's
Sons occupants OF the corner, had narrow escape
But for the ndcfatig gable exertions OF the fremea
this fine block of warehouses would have been de-
stroycd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
GREAT NATIONAL HORSE TROT.

To Ae Editor If The n. Y Tyb.ae.
SIR: This institution. bos;ered up by sham atten'
ton TO the purely economical an3 useful branches o.
the farmers proe sson is in full blast at PhIAdel-
pha For three days more, the sukeys, Jockey-oaps'
and blood o. the race-course will flourish under The
auspces of the United States Agricultural society ana
viii receive the dubious sanction Of before dinner ask
ngs of blessing on this opportunity for their display
We are again to feel the humiliation of having our
calling reduced TO the position of bo'tcrng up ths
practice which we, class, sincerely deprecate;
and 10 see that which have fondv hoped would be
an opportunity for the advancement OF our calling IN
the ewes of IL, world, distorted into a'cu
iollifcation over . 40 horso-tesh.
There might huvc been good show OF implements
had tlere been a decent chance for Their di'PaE'
There is much fine stock which will not be looked az,
in view Of the racing. There are many farmers mere
who hoped that we we're 20 have fair expression oil
TIE merits Of their calling. and who felt that Long
Island race-course would have offered equal facilities
therefor.
The United States Agricultural Society might ana
should do much good but If it cannot be rescued IRON
Its present disgraceful management snd retor1 10 IL
proper functions let it 60 down, and let Us nope ioi
The tim, when may fnd people wiling 10 supper.
an hcnc. oXl oson OF the position and products "l
American husbandry. ,,,,,,
A FARMER AT PHILADELPHIA.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
TIE SLAYER PANCHITA.

The following is the list of the Panchta, seized
on Wednesday as a SLAYER:
Msster--w. II. Naylor M,te-Andrew J. rover sccond
n s,9%s s. Ao,oac sy John Bro%n
Antonio Pints jobs Bordeno, Manuel Rodriguez Thomas
Gardner.
According to the shipping articles, the vessel was
bound TO one or ports the coast OF Africa, and
back to port of discharge, and her crew agree to
serve Tor time not to exceed seven months.
Warrants were issued yesterday by Commissioners
Morton. on which VIM. II. Mayor, mater, G. ii. Mos
quito supercsrgo OF the Panohita, and Josepha Pedro
da Cunha who claims to be only passenger, were ar
rested. each charged with fitting the slnver out.
Wits were also issued against all the parties found on
board. and order, granted by Judge ipgerso holding
each ore To- bail in the sum Of e. Coin order TO insure
the recovery Of the penalty OF $1,000 to which per.
sops ho ountarly serve ON board SLAYER are liable
All hand. ere soiely in custody.
The frst mate Of the Panchita, Mr.. A. j. Brewer,
was mate of the Good Hope, the ship on board which
Madame Rondeau attempted to smuggle large guam.
tity Of goods from Calcutta, few months ago. When
the Washington came alongside the SLAYER the super
cargo M. Mosquito, standing on The stsrboaTd
oepp,yey ard the first officer A. j. Brewer, who was
in charge Of the bark walking on the house, with
a spygass in bis hand. Seeing the supercargo run TO
the larboard gangway Brewer jumped off the house,
he says and seized him ss he was attempting To htaTs
the ships papers overheard. They, however hit the
rail, and fell on deck. The mate then cihehed with
BIN. and after severe struggle, in which Mos,ni
ATTEMPTED to draw knife and II, he succeeded IN
securing the pspers which were handed to the Deputy
Marshal The papers consist Of letters OF Instructions
as to the voyage, and were inclosed with heavy
weight. in order to link hem. The Pancheta Us NV
in cu.tody at the Navy yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT PIERCE.

PORTSMOUTH, \. IT., InursuHy, VCt y IoJU
This forenoon the President, accompanied by the
Mayor and other gentlemen. visited the frgate Wa
hash when he was received with the usual salute from
he NAVY Yard He il expected to sail in the Wabash
NJ about O'Clock this afternoon. The party at Com
uodore Newtons last night was attended by the OIL
Gers Of the Wabash and Vandala and by the elite OF
Portsmouth. 1t was very brilliant affair.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The frigate Wabash weighed anchor shortly after 5
pIm and proceeded to with the President on
board salute fired from Fort Constitution
The wards of the Wabash manned, and the warm
and beatty che given by the sailors were responded
to by the Immense crowd assembled on the shore to
witness the departure of the President The reception
of the President in this city has been OF the most
warm, cordial and gratifying character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
APPRAISEMENT OF TIE DELAWARE KAN
SASS LANDS


The Indian Department has had the Delaware
Reservation" Lands appraised according to treaty
The lands lie in the valley OF the Kansas from It's
mouth and westward They are opposed to be the
best in the United States OF the wO hundred thou
sand acres TO be sold the 18th of November not one
il said 10 be inferior TO the bes in the valley OF the
Miami or the SciotO. Although the land Is Oh such I'M
meuse value the body Of il has been appraised at only
Al 25 per acre the lowest which the treaty would
allow aud the hi. hest ut $l2 Ard yet adjacent to
Lcavenwortb slG,0C0 has been offered for Govern
ment title to ten acres. The average appraisemen per
acre il said TO be 81 -.
SPECTATORS some time AGO intrudod upon the TO-
serystion and luid of town called Ieavenworth.
The lots 500 in number, are appraised at from - 10
10 $40 each only, by those officially appointed to Fix
the valuation. The average is abou, - % lot
The sale will be held in the fort Associations OF
SPECTATORS, relying upon the general ignorance con
cerning the value of the lands, have completed their
ara, gements TO buy the whole tract.
The Department, il il said desires the sixty or
eighty settlers who have made actual improvements IN
the town. to lave their lots at the apprasement Tie
other lots t. be sold at their real value. SO wih the
lands Tie Delaware Indians own the land, which
are 10 be sold for their benefit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
MOVEMENTS OF DIR. KANE-TIIE NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

TrILADELFIIN Inmsday, Ocl. 2, ISIs.
Dr. Kane has received an invitation from the mer-
s1cnrrt Of The stale of his health which renders
ssry hi visiting Europe fearing the effects of the COM
inr W;n,or upon his constitution almost ruined by the
hardships of the Arctic voyage. lie leaves here THIS
afternoon for New.lork, and VIII sal Tor LN'TPo'' On
Saturday in the Baltic.
The National Agricultural Fair Grounds are no" oc-
oupcd by deuce mass Of people. The visitors To-
dan will exceed 10000 A jam Of vehicles more tnsh
milo long occuyc the apploscos leading to The su
The Butchers pars le was a very SNOWY affair but
there was not quito so large number IN the pioce'
sion as It wss anticipated ihcrc would be.
Gov. Pc.qcS mSGea speech al tie dune. a. Tue
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Passengers.

hR ~ .ean.a1 NogarG7Mr AleSaRaer and, and lady tne
Nis.et Patton Mr. Mccall, lady child MI Jones and ady
Mr. Bradford Mr. GcIist, Nj schall and lady Ms Beck
xo children and servsni Mira McMsy, children and sci
-, Mr. ChsdIon LADY, child and servant j. W. Mitchell and
sSy. Prof Rogers Prot Mitchell Mrs Dickinson tn Misses
G,s md l,dy Mr. Major lady, Mr. Ball and lady Hon Mr.
Ross Rev. mr Ikn MIs Young M,s Wshe , L. k IN.
Can't Vaughan Messrs. Mitchell Green Delaney hodewsd
Piderit March, Desies Demeal, "%lkrTT carton
III Alexander MckD Lorraine, Johnston, Bltckney Stew
a., Hawthorne Bemis John Chamberan: Alma, lbbken,
Eassn Weon Young Byrue Bates +. Del Poseo. Hodge,
Villa Demo Koch Babcock lee SenOrou Marshall Nichols
Toyes Oms,ed Gennsro Fennose LemmeTmal Belts Ben
IN Villcgss Guiery Young Gtrrsrd Appleton Noyes,
Dnsd.le siIk Heatman Rungges Gariso Houshton gar
rad Rogers Johnston Dunied, Person Cairns Banks Red
I'm Por,ytb and WhitfOrd.
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Mosr noble Pierce, excellent man
Accept these lays;
A tribute at thy feet ding.
A wOman's offering bring
Of well-earned praise.
Thy fame shall long he spread abroad.
Thou valiant chief;
The glorious deeds which thou hast done
A wreath Of fame for thee have won.
In space 80 brief.
Fair Kansas, bleeding at thy feet,
A trophy lies;
And murder I'd men and widowed wives.
And CORY locks and scalping-knives.
In heaps arise.
A thrilling chorus rends the dir
Pierce. Pierce, they cry;
And orphans shrek and widows wall,
Borne onward BY the western gale,
Sadly reply.
The woman robbed OF more than life
Clasps out thy praise
Her fortunes and her agonies
Like sweetly sounding melodies
Thy merits blaze.
The slave In degradation stetped
The anthem swells;
Sweet ia the clanking of his chains,
The blood.stained price Of all his pains,
His groans and yells.
Alb, surely, such song as this
Earth hears not oft
And thou must feel q strange delight
As echoing to thy princely hight
1t scars aloft
Hast thou not read in ancient lore
OF Roman might
OF Maximin or Neros fame.
Their pride, their cruelty, their shame,
Their country's blight
Oh blame me not should compare
Thy course with theirs
No Christian light to guide their way.
Scarce glmmered yet the Gospel day
On thee il gtdreS
And thinkest thou the God of heaven
Doth not behold
Or is Thy heart so strong, that thou
Refusest at His throne to bow
In blindness bold
Go on-and prosper let not aught
Thy firmness shake
But mark-for every deed of wrong
The God Of vengeance will, ere long,
A fearful reckoning take!
WOMAN OF NETWORK
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REpVBBuCAN MEETING.

FLIZABETH, \. j., Thursday Oct. y, 800
Last night The Rocky Mountain Hut in this place,
erccted in honor of Fremont and Dayton, was dedi-
Gated. Speeches were made 10y the Hon. Horace
Greeley AID Joseph Io1ie, esq, of New-lork. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic. The Hut was
crow ded TO such that large number outside
tired short distance, and were addressed by J. Y.
Foster, GEO., OF The Ntrdrk Mercury, and Mr.. Clarh
OF Railway. The First and Third WARDS and the
g. rnan Clubs in this sity together with Clubs from
Newark and Halfway were in attendance The FREE
mon, and Dayton Glee Club OF New.York were re-
ceived with enthusiasm and discoursed some excellent
tuTbanCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
Assembly,, City and all Congressional tickets except
= he Fourth District, where Judge Kelly the Ne
rsbl;ceu candidate.
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
elesraph c. LINES. q Wall street. ]

nv the American Telegraph Cas- Lines q Wall street,
HALIyAx n. s., Thursday Oct. Q, 1856
The late hour at which the Niagara arrived last
,,b. rendered it impossible to dispatch the whole Of
ts, news in season for tie morning editions. The fol-
Icing i. the concluding part Of the Liverpool cor
,e,pcnden.'s news summary;
tn, Niagara passed the following ships; Sept y
N m in lat 81 deg. 10 min, Ion. II deg. O8 min
steamer, bound east, supposed to be the City of Bal
,roore Oct. l. at noon, in lat. 90 deg p min, lon 81
sa, 10 min. United States mail steamer Atlantic,
hound east.
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THE VERY LATEST.

BIZ Telegraph from london 10 L'eerP00l:
LONDON, Friday night
rise in the rate Of discount in the Bank OF France
and further fall Of 1 y cent in the French funds,
caused Consols to open heavily, and close at = cent
decline.
Money ia in active demand. 1t was believed that
the rate of discount would be Immediately raised by
the Bank Of England u from four and half to five
Der cent at least fresh decline Of all Continental
Stocks is reported.
The Frontier line is marked off by furrow under a
plow. The Tmks are fortfying both sides OF the
Danube, WITH it is said, the appreciation of Austria
The Turkish troops have also moved from Widdln TO
Kasfat, on the left bank Of the river
GREECE.
Athens letters say that the English and French Min
listers have drawn up list ofnew Ministers which they
demanded should be appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

SorD. BIT sor Tfy .xs,eeIED.- two FilnoIe, n n.
wee IN conversation 80 irosdYoy last nj ~ el. e
Of thtm was urg, upon ne S'her ~ n. ,Ss Max
pYprcans" 4" 1b,v raCst bc detected at al tazarc1
'rdic and re Antrcsas uu.t q IT, if We 49, %
iase aitb Bv chanan" THAT viii ", VI
re other. "Tic atrapt 10 bu;,S IT, orc A.
sr.,~i ~ ,c;,y ola. = lisd.as. an just % %
W., pr ia. ~ W."red.r ltyeaips Posi-.
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CONNECTICUT.
ondence Of the n. Y. Tribune.

-spondence Of the n. Y. Tribune
MippLErows Oct. 9, MS.
Ths town Is pa, down in the Teies1apne iepo IT pub
shed in your columns having gwen i"o h's orty ff
the Sham Democracy at our Town r-eeH'"' 1h1r
a,sn Tb, ,e,t vote was on FiTs; Assesso !, and the
,on ,,.,--Fclap Baob.l sri; Campbell (Rremont)
Ion. Fco,p'- minority 20. The same y ary had 2l3
Is.t Ao,i Of which they hayo now lost more
ncn Lsr W. shai further reduce it below in
~ T..
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DEMOCRATIC, AMERICAN AND WIG Co
hIUTION

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Thursday, Oct. y, 1870
Tho buchanan Democrats and FILLMORE Amerlcahs
aud Wings of this County and Congressional District
hav, fnadc q complete coalition here to-day on the
County aud Congressional nominations. For Congress,
VIM. G. Fowler, formerly minister and Professor IN
Amherst College, and a bunker Wing, was agreed
upon by both Conventions.
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VERMONT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

MoNTPrLIlR, Vt, Thursday, Oct y, 1000.
The General Assembly Of Vermont convened To-
day. The Houso organized by the choice of George W.
(irandy of Vergenncs Speaker and George n.
Thompson of Montpelier Clerk. The vote for Speaker
stood as follows Grandy, Republican, 100, and H.
1. Watson. Democrat, 10. Tho Senate chose Charles
III. Chapman of Ludlow, Clerk and the Kew a.
Webster Chaplain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

One OF the Electors nominate b. the Fillmore
men in New. smp-hire was ID snel W. Ranar, an
eyed and Honorable citizen aV formerly Webster
Wing. Bet few dsys since e osme out in O speech
lived until the 4'h Of neT November he pFobeP
should vote for Fremont . I'd DAYTON
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The bsllot for Coronation Counsel resulted in the
nomination of Judge Emme! by the following vote 4;

Mr. Simeon draper wac reromnated Tor the once
Of Governor Of the Amsllouse on tie trst ballot %
the sutjointd vote
Draper. .....62 Bruninghausen.. -
AA,r appointing Committee 10 wait upon the can
ddates and tender them tie nominations the Convex
ton adjourned with nine rousirg cheers for the ticket.
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MR.. PEABODY AT DANVERS.


The very extensive programme ior the reception OF
George Peabody esq, the London banker to this, his
native town, was fully carried out. The procession
embraced military escort, the fire department sew
eral bands OF music, and great turnout OF citizens
The Hon Edward Everett made the principal speech
nj Tho dinner table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

The knrsa- Aid Committee IN this city yesterday
received a contribution OF 800 from Virginia TINS
shows that there people in that S1ate Who do not
agree with her buchanan politicians nregarins Free
CCm as q CGyse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
REPUBLICAN, CITY CONVENTION

TIE Delegates to The Republican City Convention.
TO nominate candidates for Mayor City Judge. Counsel
20 the Corporation ard Governor Of the Aims Hou-e.
met at Academy Hail. No COS Broadway last evening.
MI George j. Cornell was elected President Of tho
Convention, and Messrs. c. A. Dana and C. c. Pinck.
pey Secretaries.
The following IS the result Of the balIo,ipgs fS
Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

SwenI mail 81 AHe-' may.
Tn. show. majority Of 80 ior NJ. S".h' os'ns
a scar gain on toe Cong essionsi voc as' Fan Of
ISL The largest vote previously Gao - To- tf! ""'
O. 80 I'D 10 whole y.is y:scrasH 3" ~ pong "a
1,,ets. 4 50 yg.=-.
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and .oon got out Of reach The fact tina, the asAan
did not know who was in the omnibus. bat were wiling
TO .acrifce the lives Of unoondng persons to rcveng,
the faults OF boy makes the &C, oDc OF the worst q
the many GU trag,s committed during the day and night
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER GENOA.

ST. LOUIE, Ihufruay, VCI. ,, In'U'
The steamer Genoa sunk in the Missouri River near
Nebraska City, on the 18th of September. Loss,
$4,000; insured 81 COO
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THE LATEST.

LosDoy, Saturday, Sept. 1880 a. m.
lila r,mored at Vienna that some Austrian ships-
otwsr are ordered to Naples squadron Of obSer-
vs,iop. The news that Sardinia intends taking part
IN the expedition to Naples is not confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

Agricultural Fair to-day. The Hon. John A. King
the Republican candidate for Govern Or Of EevYork,
was among the guests.
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TIE SOUTHERN MAIL-YELI.OW FEVER IN
CHARLESTON.

BALTIMORE, Tbursdsy, Oct 9, 1855.
New Orleans papers of Frdsy-as iste as due-have
been received.
There were six deaths by yellow fever in Charleston
AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

The prominent Democrats who hover around III
Buchanan openly admit that The Union State tichet
viii he elected somewhere by from l5cOO to ,'oco
majority. Thousands of irish hsve been brought on
here from New-York TO help them. forrey mas
spared no expense to serve the South by eec,lhg
Buchanan. yet how uDg .ateful is Gov Floyd GOV.
Cobb and Gov. Johnston TO ray that II the! can AN,
get Buchanan they will drop him and 60 ior ''E
mere VIII Buchanan withdraw H.
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nEsLARA1IoN.-"wHHN IN 1HE COURSE OF nu

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN The COURSE OF HU.
~ men events "a treatment" shall have been discovertd
by wlch large amount human sufcrr relieved
cured avoided TIA evi ept that medical science ~
All those lahorng Lotions or derar re-
mepis marrea plating marriage should iake he
ehrlst opportunity If making themselves acquainted vl,
this tteuihu sd pleasant treat nent and singular and
much vStd effects, o. receipt Of u e. postage stamp
from the urtTy the tut particulars OF pecull
Mt. will rs efsctr, be mailed v address.
tf,re, Ne yarh city
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SEGARs

CFGARf.-chtH PUHCpArERS OF Sugars CAN
- otsu hfrfars from tick Of ovf-a MILTON Of segars
Htynre, dsuestc and German Oreras low 81;
MONIES lew 81 20 Cnh advanced pegsrs bond or
otherwise. o. Chicks, 81 Broadw ~, up ssre
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o snn RFwARp-pR. ysEFRIHs ANrIpOrR IS rim

q Eun REWARD DIR, JsFFRIEs ANrIDOrR IS TIM
NCUO efectua pre- paraion sold, pehey cre-
ace nausea nor eenss .ae palate aad renders
lewiston In diet Interruption to usual
healthy digestion the nuisance " thus removed =
srfedTy IL co8eisteHt with the production OF thorough
IN Ingredients entirely vegetable and
no riuicus effect either consuiopaly locally b
b. s Prize 81 bottle Scle city,
&. b RIt q lgz Brs adwsy. corner OF John ~ eet
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MEDICAL.


nR. WAkD's UHr0RTUNATRsF FRIEND And OTHER
- uprivaed remedes- mre cure Of certain dscases.
ouirx ard osnplss The afflicted who would obtain
nspt and speedy should come mmedssey % cure
hundreds monthly Once arranged hat patients
meet nal and unaisrR medical aid rendered. NY
rturaes rend c'vea always In week; often In days.
IN Twelve ONCE 30 Canal street.
az BROADWAY.
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TKAYELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAISs IEsy
IL Chambers street daily, TOR Albany and Troy. On Ny
alter Monday January e. 1856, the rsnsiw folio
Express train A. B., ing with Nor bern and Wese
Povghteepsie st9A and $3.50 M; for fee.skil, s;
p n; for sirg Sing st4P NJ 1be Sing Sing and Peetsk
trains stop At al the way stations Passengers taken Chan
hers Canal Cfrnopher and hirtv FIRST streets. No
Sunday. N. T.. SYKEs Jr.. Superintendent
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~ boat r AssAIo, Capt v H. Kestert viii commence
LII early day (SuI6 excepted between
Brunswick and New 70 Tuesday, April leaving New
Brunswick at ocock NJ, ard New York a. ~ ococr
from the foot of Barclay street making interms
spdnfa Fare 70 New tIunn~ict, ~ cente an kinds
freight taken at The usual steamboat rates. =