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CI,pRFME COJrRT-wILLIAM w. WARD

- md DANIEL s SINCLAIR against HENRY l.: DEArhh
sId CHARLES P. BAILEY.-Summons-sor Rei't-lSon;;
not To the D.feudsnts: You are hereby suu2ned @
,on,1 % answer The com, Iant In This action which hed
in lie n &c Of Clerk he City and County OF ion
AZ the Ciiy Hall the City Of Nwfork and 10 serve copy
81 your an,w.r 10 the said complaint on the
their ofce No Was,ree In the City o New ork "ltnn
twenty Aner Of this summons ON YOU rfcn
sye the such service and you fail to answer he
said plant within the time Aforesaid me ,h
the Court for the resf demanded III the
sou plsut-bst,d Now-York, 5, pit. ~ 1856
'o"P UFARNE WARREN Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The plant this action filed In the office OF the
he City and County of New1ork on me I'm gay OF
September. 1855 HEAhNE !" AhmfIS,
l,v6wS Plaintiffs Attorneys. NO. o w Al'st-
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Tpv Wy,ruyR .yp THE FsygK-The temperature
Oh " en. dsy die rCt rise above 90 and 4 u m is 70
yLer. IL rusiued b. equIbno fel .sh &c .na =.
10 o. =. i. 70 81 Al which IL remained ID sq.Z " N
eoI .ecgilye hoU. The wind vi: 49, I'd N N r. thIs
TaunE ir fro. here Thur.d.y and fnaAy
Whit, o.tst Hyde PAX pass bsse % Th.r,Isy morn.
Ts Stow e Ih la9d;in vi2 on S.yss osos sa
Al' lcH ~ .nat 10 viii require two o. three ~
49, 10 sr sindow. and ard clothing o sv ,sses
viii also. In shut ap houses 't- y. MIRIAM
I,o. liz. Highr, Friday, OF. ~ M
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i''' f ELIZABETH l. L. ALC0CK, Execurriy
WILLIAM C. BARRETT. Pro"'or. SIS larivs
CUTREME COURT-COUNTY of MONT

~ lhtME W. nj ON-'i VI 'ioNi
r,.btb ID. " lie Tunis OsrsndeE and Aida his wife Adam
Ve,der and P.neop his wife, Abraham C. VeedeI and Coy
NJ. HI. uii. Robert King and Harr.t hs wife Henry
CI"wso and CstLsrine his wife Naraaret V.sder Willard
Sow and Aida his wife David Williams AID Anaecs bis
80 AIrai.m V,.der aud Lawns his wifi, B. ujAmn Veedr,
I Ve,dcr David veeder and Rachel Ann VeedeI b. WIFE
e. izs Veedr Richard Walton and Janet bis wifi, Charles
a, I'd Atiss his wifi Harriet Ann Ne-der Almrah Vd.r,
Tii,,I,tb Veed-r and Marian Needer-To ABRAHAM
iTEntR and LAyINA his wife BENJAMIN VEEDER,
ffuS NFFDFR DAVID VEEDER snd RACHEL ANN
SfIDER his wife, and EVE ELIZA NEEDER defend
bov, named: fou her BY summoned and required TO
he con- sui Of Douw W. Neefer plaintiff IN Tins
~ Ich wa filed IN the Clerks Office Of the County Of
Nn,sou,Iv az Fonda in said county on the 18th day "
Irrs 1875 and 20 copy yonr answer on the sub
crlr AZ HI. ofce Ia the Village Of Fuonyi" in said c'un-
., n ept, DAYS after the service OF ths Summons ex-
al he asT II service and il Won fail 10 asyer sid com
plant a. hereby required the plaintiff viii apply 20 he Court
1855. u r. ~ ; ~ ~ - IN,
80 flhDtln Attorney
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY.-Mal and Express Lines Leave New f1k and II
M and and o. IN fare IS; II m 81 Is, stopping Ct al
rsy stations Through Ttets cold for Cincinnati III and
Sis SOY and the West and Tor Baltimore Washington Norfolk
IL and baggage checked Washington In m and
snn w WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt
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r. II HOUSTON General Fresht Agent. Philadelphia
IL J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona Pa
DEM LVANlA RAILROAD. Three
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHllA-

DENNSYLVAN1A RAILROAD. THREE
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHllA-
DFIPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-The MORNING L
IRA leave. PhsdePhi. for Pitt.oush at an m snS
lesves Philadephs for Pittsburgh Al u 80 aud PIT bur.a
for Philad.rls p 80 pm. THE NIGHT EXPRESS ThAhN
leave, Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ii p M, and Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia a, 9:n p M ,.,
The above line Pittsburgh with the railroads to and
from ST. Louis Mo- Alton, Galena, and Chicsso, Illinois
frankfort Lexington and Loui.vie Ky Terre Hauts aadi'
Snrn.seld Beefonaine Ssndusky Toledo. Cleveland Co
lumbu, Zsnesve Ms.-on and Wooster Ohio; also with the
steam racket boats and New Orleans ST. Louis Louis
For further particulars hsndbhs In the hotels o. this city
Passengers win find this the shortest most e1Peditioos ana
CON Portable route between the East and West
Through ticket. BE- had at either vi the
places in the Wet, or Of - n, 49,,
Courlsndt-st Ncw-York.
L. ELLIOTT Ascut Penns ylysnia Railroad Co..
No. Aston House, Broadway New YORK.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent. 18th and MaIket-.t.,
kew.YOrk Jan. 1876 rhish"ipds
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NEW.YORK and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing May D. 1870
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Can~'I
In New York. Corner 18th-t and ith Az
TRAiSs LEAvENE~- oRE-For New Haven: Sa m, II
1890 5:l5 E1 i3o III For BndsePort; q m w.
Southport and Westport: II 30 S:l5, 80 N For
Norwak: T. ga 1890 1913, 4, (E1 80 5;l5 SID m
G15 p N. For Stamford; Z g. tx M i2so, S:l5 =.
Fr 4S0 Sis 6i5 p For Port Chester and intermediate
Stations: T. pa H.. i2:Go s. IS. 49, 5l5, 6.l5
CONNECTING TRArys-For Boston: 9 a M (Er) p m.
(E1) For Hartford and Springfield Ell $50 p m
D. n. GA For Connecticut River Railroad TO aontrea
M ok For Canal Railroad: m. (EI) snd l2:So p.
10 Wcstfold For New London Railroad: m, IN. For
Housaiouic Rsirosd: o H. For Nsusstuck Railroad a
H. 3:l5 p For DsnbuTy and NoTwAk Railroad: l. ga m
pm. -
fpAISs TO NEw.YoRK-Prom New Haven $50 T. eS q
NJ Or l:s9, n;x) 4S9; $50 m az From BndseP9ri;
From Norv ak AZ ga sis 1888 m tEx) $3.50 tEH
$40 5:45 1875 ES) FROM Pert Chester: 5:N. 6S'
JAMES H. nOYT Superintendent
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DTNNSYLVANIA RATLROAD.-Thc GREAT


II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cites win
Western North and Southwestern States By COP
tnuous Rswsy The Road also Ptisburgb
daily line OF Steamers to all ports IN the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Sanduky with all ports
the NORTHWESTERN Lakes making the direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 20 and
from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FIRST CLAss.-Boots Shoes Dry Goods, lin on. NJ, o0 IA
boxes Furs Feathers, kc...............) -" - 49, "
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry
Goods lin bacsl, Hardware Leather, PISS. per 100 10
Wool, hc..................ss ..'''.''''.)
THIRD CLAss-Anvi Bagfins Bacon and a. ~, roo N
Pork lin buk), Hemp, tc..............:} - Nv "
FOURTH CLAss.-Cof-e, Fish Bacon aud n, ~, 100 N
Pork (pscked), Lard and LAID On....... - - "
In shipping Goods from point east OF Philadelphia b. par
tculaI the package Nis Pennsy ans Railroad All
Goods the Agents Of this Road Phadephs
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTs-Hsrris Wormley 4 Co, Menpns Tenn !
r. r.. Louis; =. Mitchell
Ind Dumesn Bel Murdoch. and Carter Jewc Louis-
Vile Ky. B. C. Mcldrum, Madison, Ind sPr'sman Brown,
and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati n. W. Graham Co., LsnesViIe'
Ohio Leech Co. No 81 kibys. Boston; Lccch CO.. No.
2Asor House He,y.York, No. Wiismst. and No bat
ter, PLACE T. J. Sneeder Philadelphia Masrsw
Moons Baltimore Geo. c. Frsnoscus Pittsburgh
For further par iculsp bill. Of lsdins apply -
LEIGH Co, Agents Penn Railroad Co,
No. 2 Astor House, New York.
H. IT, HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhlsdelpmA
I IOMBAERI SUPERINTENDENT, Altoona. Pa
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AACE u an order of the Surrns,t. Of

~ C.ury 4 Nev-Ycrk notice J. hereby gwen TO al per
t.vinx claims against JAMES LESTER, late Cay
Nw.Y'rk Sec-a.ed, present the 18th vouchers
20 II . .uh.crit.r hi- Office ". rs Lews IN he
DIV If Ne-Yoh before the seventh Gay q MAscL
lifted New-YoIk. the 1h DAY q Sep en.ber. 1856
ANDREW MILLS Aimni.trl'or
s,,xfrs ELIZA J. LESTER AdIEini.,rsrrit
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Uater Cure.

nR. f. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER CuKE,
DRFRGTN HIGHTs HUDSON Co. NEw-JERSEY-
will re ain open during the Winter Among the diseases icf
which Winter particularly adapted and powerful
~r m,stion Rheums,isn Govt Inflammation Fever
and Ague. &c.
Circul,rs at No. HAnoveY-st-, New York
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA sroNING-

i TON for BOSTON and PROvIDESCE-InlaDd roat
without delsy change VI ears baggage
The stssn5ers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joei son-, and C.
VANDERBILT Capt, w H. Fr.z-e, IN connection WIN the
Bloomington and ProvideDee and Boston snt Prevnce R
roads, lsyns New daily Sundays ,Ieeped from Pier
No North River 6rst wharf sbov. Battery psn- 6col
p and Stonngtns 50 the arrvs VI The mall
train which leaves Boston CT $50 p M.
III. c. VANDERBILT from Sew-Yors Monday. wedBes.
day and Fndsy From s'0ninat0D Tuesday TaursAJ and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Ne1 YoFh Tuesday, Tburt
day and Saturday From s0sIDston. MONDAY W-dDesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonnston Per Rl-Osd % Prov
dsDo. and Boston In the Express Mail Tram several hours II
advance Of bos by other roni~s and In SIMPLE time Tor a. liz
Early morning lines connecting North and ksai Psnseu
pref rpman board the ENJOY night.
ubdisturbed break. desired and leave stningtou IL The
6+5 tTs1 connecting ProvissBoe Visb the ii train
for Boston.
Bssrase Master accompanies the Steamer and train throlss
each way
pissAge birth. freight sppy Pier No
North River. a the Office No. 10 BAftrry place
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I,OR LIvERPOOL-Uuited States Mail Steam

nor LIVERP00L--l'uite States Mail Steam
ship ERICSSON Lowtcr. commander. will depart with
a.. Uui.d States Mails tor Europe POsgely on SATURDAY
oct 5 a. o'cock from her berth tie foot OF Canal st
For freight passage having unsquAed accommodations for
.lsg and eo0Iiori, apply 10 ..... =, 4. ,,,
Fsssenstrs requested To be on boaIi a. II m M,
Al letter. pass through he Post Otce; my oes VIII
es returned. -. ., - A.
The steamship ADRIATIC, Capt West VIII spe.'ca me
Ericsson and sal on SATURDAY. Nov. - - .
NoTrcr-Ihe freight from Lyerpoo. 70 New YoTt
~Ssosd 70 four pounds tun messare'penI un TURNER
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NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETS-PATRIOTIC JINE.-Ths line will
be prised following and frscs ships vs
HENRY CLAY. i so tuns. Capt David Csuihins.
CALHOUE.......2OOO tune. Capt. Daniel H. Truman
ORIENT. ...........2O, 90 tuns. Capt George Hill
ELLEN AUSTIN. % 900 tuns. Capt WIN. H. Gsrrick
ships have been recently built and the largest
and substantial In the trade. They commanded by
gentlemen Of experience and ability Their accommodations
are very superior every exrop will he made to promote
the and the convenience OF shppes
For freight or passage apply 70 .
sPOFFORD, TILESToN Co., No. q Broadway
Agents in Liverpool -
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

N PARE REDUCED.-Only r. 81 from New-York TO Al
bapy-Tbe Inland Route connecting with Western and North
EN- TraiIs $40 g. u Express Train or Albany without
change Of ears connecting with :l5a Central and North.
err Trains $40 H. Mail Train stopping Williams Bridge
and all Stat above. $50 Express connecting With
RETURNING LEAVE ALBANY-s:sO . n, Express,
without change Of 9l5 Mail Train. 4So P.
Express for Ncw.YoIk
We invite al passengers business pleasure 10 take the
Harlem Railroad which for comfort prompness safety 10
unrlrTt.std. The Albany Trains fitted Up with
Cresue Approved Brake. which places the under the
control Il The Engineer rendering the safest road IN the
Union Tickets b. obtained Bsgsaze checked 81 the once
the Western Railroad Albany. at White and Center,
BroOIne aud 2Jth-sts., Ee~York
VIM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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Jnsnrante Companies.


NEW WORLD FIRE INSURANCE. I'm IN
IN PANY sfihe CITY 81 New YoTk-omce No I" INV
gre" CASH Wi' rhpiTHI s2oe ,ooO-ALL PAID ~
Jhs Con pany tssures Property of AZ kinds IAssnst
p.nsse By Fire on favorable terms 81 s'fai~' H'
III .hy. ,nrcrops.
DIN. pkW WIN yD.e1 Alfred J. Cpriso''
ii n n Fn,,nsn Cha. N. Connolly Louis y D pri
B.ul G. Townsend, Stephen W oA rd,S'd Wbi,-boase,
David Mlkken, SsHI "aiD,', LAIN Randall
Peter A Befeman, kudopsr II r. 49, Rohrt Emme', j.,
Robot Roy, AIehd 1. ri""' Arhat L.ary,
(.orfe NJ Oroy.s Ira Smiths ctsTIes T.tila
Jsnsibsb Thompson, lsIaeI ty.seis &, David Logan
kL,ha T. Morgan De9 VVdSor.naeLI Richsrd Hardt,
xs'l,'.. p.-S,.u Fred. q. swan " -
D. eousSery, TiIoNAs A. FMMEr, Pr-sident.
GABRIEL MEAD Nice-PE-sdent.
SAW. A. P.frrRsos. s'cIetMy.
11,p,ITpITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ ~ p,s-., fGrest Western Buhdngs) Cssh Capital
200 eSo Al, paid IN This Company hAvng s rs apa p1a
of investment is now ready TO receive spPt
W "a 90 policies Of Insurance on Merchandise
S'"""'' JOSEPH WALKER, Presidsnt-
sHos ". BIRDsALL, searctAry.
DIRECTORS;
JOSEPH WALKER. EDWD. HAIGHr
WILLIAM r. MOTT, ~ WHITLOCK,
JOHN HALSEY, JAnES u. 1hhSSGn
R6tT l. CASE RICHARD r. BRUFF,
AN DEESJsTOJrN d. CROMWELL
VIZ. H. HUSSEY, > a TALENIINE'
EDMUND W. CORLJfS, J.. J. DONNELL5
INWARD wILLETT, JOHN K WILLIS
yOHs d. WARREN ROBT. LIEDLEY MURRAY.
HAS PLY DAVID h KELLER
WIN N. kBBAST, WIN ALLEN BuTLEk
vM BIRDSALf. EDWARD Chon ELLt
sgifH LhWREYGE, MATTHEW MITCHELL
p1,SGHpy plpRGW Holm ALLEN
JosEPH LAWRENCE GEORGE b. GRINNELL.
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YlNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

YINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
LIvERPooL
0hef Cabin PgssAKe.
Second Cabin Passage. ID
BOSTON 30 LIVERPOOL
Chef CABIN Passage
Second Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The slips from Boston csl d. Hsaax-
PERSIA. Capt. Judkn, CANADA, Capt Lans
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone AMERICA Capt. VickmSn,
ASIA, Capt p q. Lott NIAGARA Capt. Ryre,
AFRICA, Capt Shannon. EUROPA Capt. J. Lech-
Thee vesstls tsrry c- xh Nsht =, ,,.h.aA green ON
stslboaid bow rcd port bow
ASIA, Yorh Weanesdax 1
CANADA, LAns. leaves Boston " elnesd.y o.. 1855
hheA SHANNON leaves n IoTs. "Wednesday O,s IS 1855
EAOAhA h.hoe caves Boston. Wednesday Ort u lSs6
PfkSlA Jndshs eN'es n York Wednesday Oct. - 1919
ARABIA Stone. leaves Boston W.dne.asy Nov i2s
ASIA Lott. leaves N York wednesd.y Nov u 1890
CANADA Lang. leaves Boson "Wednesday Nov 10 ia,
Brrths not secured until pad for -
An experienced surgeon on board.
n. owners these ships viii accountable for Gold
fly,r Bullion Specie Jewelry, Precious Stone. or Mot.s
ofadR signed therefor aud the thereof
therein expressed.
Yer Freight OF Passage sPPlyio
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HUDSON RIVER KAILhUAD.-fIU rom hay
10 1856 Trains will leave Chsnbersst. Station ~ fol
lows, FIpr,ss a ~ and p Mail. ga IN. Through Way
Train u m, Eiusm m For PCuehkeeP"e IN; ana
leaves every Friday evening at II For Hudson S'S
m, For Peekskl and $50 The PouehherPsio, sne
Sin. and Pselskl Trains stop at Way Stations pssnssfs
,tsn At Char hers Canal Christopher and 5Fsts Trans ior
New York leave Troy as sl5 and 1913 m and 4'o
~ and Ess. Albany ~ s. rs and Has and p M
"@' ~ f. SMITH Superintendent
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW-

YORK KUl HFrIfH.--Ib" hON
CEEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now oP.u and IA con-
nec,iop with the BuGso. Coming ard New f"rk and New
York and Enc Railroads. direct route from Hrwfort
% RochcsitT ,,
The dirctue.s this together with the superior
fort sorded BY the WIDE cars renders II oJ M he olt aes
bic between the above-nsned cities
Tickets be procured the and tre Railroad
Ticket Ofce foot Of Dusne AID NO l5 Broadway aso
Jersey City.
Bassage checked through.
Fr.b viii be transported between NevYort ard Roches
ter with dispatch Any Information desired In essd therein
car be OBJ aimed By calling the General Freight AGENT Of the
EeyYori and Erie Railroad Ere Buildings OF e. B. TAPPAS
Exprfss FREIGHT Agent No. l9j Broadway.
lin. on The Buffalo Corning and FewYork Railroad on
snndsy J. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-Fall and Winter
IL ArLpsemeu-(sDndays excepted L-Trsiu. going Ea.-:
Leave Brooklyn Tor GrenPort 10 m daily fr YaphAnt 10
No. daily and % Saturdays at 3:lj for FlruUnsisle 10
A. m and IS D. u fo syosset 10 and 3:i5 ,or
Heupsiesd lOa NJ Il and S:+5 and iOF Jamaica,
10 a N. u m 345. 5. and s 80 2 m.
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feqaI Nctires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of thu Surrogate
Il n, Comfy Of SeNYork, notice hereby ev-n 20 All
,rr. isvir efiH sxsirst THOMAS HARDY le VI he
ty New York. deceased &c present the
II tie subcTbr A. the Office Of Ham. Wa-on NJ
.i.i IN TIE q Of New ork b-f1re he .ry.rh
Ssy n November nsr-Dsee Hevvork ,h- Pa day II NAV
1876 lny3 isveus'f ELIZABETH HARDY.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of IL. c, my 4 NewYOrk Do,te !, hersby sivan all
r.,.,p. l.vus rsHs AssBst ABRAHAM DAY, II the
ffy N.w.York deceased, " the
,feof 10 the ssbscIiber At hs residence No H.,nud
. C,y Of York. befre the lsh d.y Februsy
1.,.-Da ed NV. fort, the 18Th dag # August, lSJ6
- l.xous ELIAS A. DAY Executor
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LNOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA.-SEMl-
III WEEKLY u. g MAIL LINE.-The new and masnieeent
s,ssmshp NASHVILLE, Thos Evan commander viii leave
Pi,r No. e. N R. on SATURDAY, at O'Clock a. precisely
Bo Prcsht apply board, where all bills OF adips wh ee
.,n.a and for Passage the office OF SPOFFORD, TILES
Ton 4 Co. No. " Broadway. The SPLENDID steamship
MARION ". FosteI, commander Will succeed, and
CAROLINA makes regular trips TO the various land.
sfssn ere from Nsw-York and leaving Charleston ENEH
TUESDAY AZ O'cloet D. IN Through tickets 70 'SoAs'n
yine, s5i; 20 PLATA fa
TIME GLASGOW AND NEW.YORK
j STEAMSHIP COMPANY's SPLENDID and POWER
rDISsl'KGm. z 500 tuns WIN CUMMINGS, Commander
EEW.YORK also tuns, ROBERT CRAIG, COMMANDER
GLASGOW 1861 tuns JOHN DUNCAN. COMMANDER.
nv FROM NETWORK
EDINBURGT Saturday, Nov. Is, at l2oolook 81 noon
ETW-YORK Saturday, Nov -, at II O'Clock noon
GLASGOW Saturday, Dec. is, at u ooock noon
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM GLASGOW, .
First suihes'
ScerHge, found with cooked provisions sne~s
NEwNORk,
Stosngc, found with cook ed provisions ......''''' ~
An experienced Surgeon attached 70 each steamer
'' No. II Broadway.
New-York City Bns Gold only received for Passage
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il Act by Steamer ISLAND CITY, at g. and 10 m l.,
4 and D. The CARS leave Flushing, L. H. u the same
bonrs and exchanging with the Boat AZ
Hunters Point Through in IS minutes Fare, - cents
WIN. NJ. SMITH Superintendent
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AlenirdI

NANUS SAKSAPAKILIlA II tht LIOsV 'InC'' !, -
- pr partition fru1n the root been employed
Zeal practice removing diseased sction " the
and secet.e orssns where the aid Of siiuunt aese "
a, pt;r medicine (. required Prepared aud sold BY
A. b. & b. SANDS, No. 100 Fulton-st-, " T.
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TDWARD X. COLLINS, No. Sc Wa-st., NY.
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No. q Austin Friars, London.
b. @. WAINWRIGHT Co., Paris
The these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewoly precious stones metals unless
bills OF lsdDg signed therefor aud the value thereof ex
pyessed therein
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Roilroa0s.

CHANGE Of HOUR.-On and after MONDAY
~ Oct 90 the Steamers COMMONWEALTH and CON
NFCTICUT Of the Norwich and Worcester hne for Boston
will leave O'Clock instead of D. T. T. MARTIN, Agent
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-06
A Glorious Result.

The Democratic State Convention adjourned
sane de at q p. IN. on Saturday, after a most
interesting and satisfactory session of three
days. 1t was the finest convention we ever
witnessed, embracing venerable age and ardent
youth, containing vast amount of talent and
eloquence, and marked by most enthusiastic
and unanimous devotion to the great principles
of the Democratic party. There we're three
occasions that called forth some feeling and
excitement but the momentary passion soon
passed away, and the large body, of upwards
OF seren hundred registered delegates, adjourn.
ed with the most cordial good feeling, and in
the highest spirits AS was appropriately re-
marked by Ex.Lieut. Gov Leake on a former
occasion, the little outbursts Of excitement
were like the fittings Of gallant knights among
themselves, preparatory TO the great battle
with the common foe.
The platform Of principles, which we pub
lish today, IS exactly what We so earnestly de-
sired. IL places the Democracy Of Virginia
on the highest and noblest ground, and fur.
nishes sure guarantee of success. The ad-
mirable resolutions were adopted unanim ously
and by accldmdfioa
The business of the convention being fully
and squarely and ably discharged, the voice of
eloquence was called in to crown the noble
work. We have never listened to. and never
enjoyed, more brilliant display Of patriotic,
effective, and burning eloquence, than was
manifested in the mastery speeches of Tim.
Rives, esq, Of Prince George, Gen. W. F. Cor.
don of Albemarle, Ex-Gov. J. B. Floyd of
Washington, Thos. s. Bocock of Appomattox.
James Lyons, esq, of this city, Col. r. L.
Preston Of Smysh, and Charles Irving, esq,
Of Lynchburg. =
The convention, we repeat, adjourned in the
most genial temper and the most glorious
spirits. 1t did its whole duty, aud il now de-
wolves upon the able electors, the committees
OF vigilance, and The great mass of the Demo
cratic party, 70 take up the work and follow
the noble example of the State Convention, 10
secure the most brilliant victory Virginia has
ever yet achieyed.--Rich. Eng Of Monday.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-06
THE POTOMAC RIvER-MOvEMENT
OF THE ICE-OFFICERs OF THE
STEAMER POwHATAN.

Our noble river having been ice-bound for
many weeks, yielded on Thursday last to the
opportunities Of her various crafts, and gave
once more her smooth surface to their respec.
tive enterprises. Among the first that leaped
joyousy from her icy prison was the steamer
Powhatan, Captain Reynolds, whose courteous
and efficient control she is now under, and
since that time she has made her connections
regularly.
u IL right pleasant 10 he on the boat and
enjoy the relief that is afforded BIZ its excel
lent cheer. Everybody is so polite and kind.
that il seems invidious to mention one without
paying a suitable and deserved tribute 10 all
But we must be excused for abiding to the
popular captain and his equally popular pur.
ser, tour old friend David Bevans,l whose
genial temper and obliging attentions have
won for him really a most enviable standing
with the thousands who have travelled this
route. He must not be offended with the term
we employ; we use old" az a term OF endear.
ment, and as designating our long acquain.
lance with, and interest in, him. Good luck
and long life 10 both Of them.