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Necessary for a choice, lO2
Mersrs OUITMAN and GROW made speeches, one
defending the South and the other the North, concern
ing the Slavery question.
Mr.. COLFAX gave history of the adoption OF the
Plurality rule in ls49 saying that before Its adoption
eight similar propositions from the Democrats
md one from the Wings. The Democrats then claimed
10 have majority, but owing to disafecton IN their
ranks they could not all unite on candidate ior
sneaker. The Republicans are now similarly stuateo
and should have the benefit of the rule. The Demo
Gratis denounced The Wings then as bitterly az they 40
the Republicans now.
Mr.. BOCOCK said if this WA mere squabble be-
tween national parties he should haye noserous oDec-
ton TO the Plurality rule; but the old Wing party was
Whit, az snow compared with the crimson guilt poiti-
cally speakine) of the Republican party. When he
saw that the adoption of the Plurality rule must result
in the election Of sectional candidate for Speaker ne
considered he would be justified in standing here tl
the crack of doom in resisting it.
Mr.. SAVAGE expressed views similar to those al
vanced by Mr.. Bocock: -, u.p
Mr. HUMPHREY MARSHALL aud MIR. HAk-
RIS in replying to the remarks OF Mr. GROW earnestly
denied that Henry Clay favored the passage OF the
Missouri restriction. Mr. Haris in addition to the
documents referred To the testimony OF Gen Jes-up In
support of his position, saying that MI. Jessup was
nresent at the time and took notes.
Mr. GROW referred to the declaration oil Henry
CLAY himself in the Senate IN le5O, 10 show tha tAe
latter favored the line of 80 deg. 30 min.
After further debate,
Mr. CLINGMAN Offered resolution that for one
week, unless Speaker be sooner elected, no debate
shall be in order unless by unanimous consent.
ADOPTED by As majority. Adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Tie Union says no such qdeRftaSe 9an 10, 100
diplomatic intercourse has been before the Cabinet
Our relations with Great Britain certainly delicate,
perhaps critical but the proposed withdrawal OF our
Minister is not among the evidences which intimate
the delicacy OF those relations The Union further
saws awe cannot deny that there are serious ques-
"fions and differences between the two Governncnts'
Jefferson Davis was nominated as United States
Senator from Mississippi on the first ballot, by ma
jority of twelve.
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thing can be improved. everybody is able 10 do il.
Messrs- Dugsnne Reilly s. Hayes must submit their
merits.
TIE City of Brooklyn, too. take it. viii no. have
carse IL complain Of neglect. Ar Spinols starei on
todsy With notices of Ills providing for the Impannel-
ing Il uros in tie County of Kings for the re-organ-
zaton of tee Police Department Of th- City % Brook
yn and for ~ alteration Of the Comm ssioners Map of
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.

Editorial Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 1856.
There is rumOr tonight that Clerk Foney is
to be withdrawn from the House tomorrow morn
ing to force the choice of temporary Speaker, so
as to keep Mr. Banks out of the chair. 1t is I'M
derstoOd that the Administration must have the
House organized somehow. nc.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

BALTIMORE, Jan 20, 1890.
The brig Reindeer, from the coast OF Afric1 for
New-York, Iut into Norfolk with loss of .pars and
rigging.
Tie schooner Ashland. from New York, reported
Ashore at Cape Henry, got off aud arrived at Norfolk.
Her cargo was saved, though in damaged condition.
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THE DISPUTED JUDGESHIP.
ALBANY. SATURDAY

ALBtNf, Saturuhy, jan. 10 .0"U' !,
In the case of Davies vs.. Cowies. the disputea
Judserbip of the New-York Supreme Couri, TIE Cour
of Erpeas has reversed the Judgment of the supreme
Cour and overruLng the demurrer. ha' gwen JUG
80, or risn,d psyies Is Therefore dc. ared JG1se'
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TIE COMMERCE. OF RnsTnY.

BOsToS Saturday, Jan. 10. 1856.
The following the imports of foreign goods at the
port If Boston for the week ending January ls:
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Snow fell yesterday in Phiadelphs, Baltimore add
Washington.
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XXXIVTH CON G Z Els 5.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
W.su,xcrnx Inn 10 Is

Mr.. CLINGMAN offered a resolution that during the
calling Of the roll no debate or personal explanation be
in order and that this rule and the rule limiting mean
hers TO ten minutes in debate shah not be suspended
except by the unanimous consent of the House; nc
,bongb, The House had degenersed into mere debat
;nS, oc;etv Voting was more likely to result IN an
election titan discussion because the latter only serves
Co nAnme parties and factions, thus increasing the
The resolution was adopted, and the House pro-
ceeded to vote.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH BALLOT.
A. psnLs - "a Mr.. Richardson....... 90
NJ EuIler - 81 Mr.. Pennington 3
Mr.. l.. d. Campbell. 3 Mr.. Porter ..:.--.
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KANSAS.
THE HUNDRED PRISONERS.

r. T,~ LaTyeaee Hs,a!1 # Freesom, N0s IL
Twenty of the one hundred Free state priso5er''
under indictment for murder az compton nave been
convicted of man sughier, and sentenced 10 hve
years imprisonment bard labor. The bogus s',ue'
have made the following provisions for Furnishing
tb.m:
SIC. =. Every person who may be sentenced ~ any
court of competent jurisdiction, under any law IN iorce
within this Territory % punishment by confne neo'
ard hard labor shall Be- deemed a c0Rric aus shall iul.
medarey der the charge Of The Keeper OF sucn JAIL
or pub prison. under the charge OF such person as
ii k,eper of such Jail pubic prison may select b
put 10 hard labor as in the Ist section of this act
specific and such keeper, or other person havinS
charge If such eonvit sh cdTse sHca coHrfcf WINE
epgsged ct such labor 10 be securely confined by q
diam sir fet IN Rr 9Th Of not less hGH four stIicsHs
nor more thar three 81 hks Of an inch Inks r,ta
round ball Of IRON, o. NOT less than four nor more Ae~
STR inches diGmet,r ATTACHED, rhicA caain shqh 81
stctteiy fastened 10 he ankle OF ssch coRrict rtt
strong toek rad Key and such keeper other per u.
having charge OF such convict may, II necessary, con-
fine such convict, while engaged in hard labor by
oiher chains, o'ber IN hin discretion as 10
keep sucb cenvct secure and prevent his escapes aud
rkfH there shall Be trO or more cosrtc's under the
charge Of such beeper other person. such srIc,s
shall be fastened together ruth ssroRg CHAINS, rtfk
strong locks and Kegs during the tiue such convicss
shall be engaged in hard labor without the walls of any
jail or prison.
Ano such is the mode of disposing of FreeState men
in kaIsss. None but Ro-SIavery men allowed to
at uptn joTios; snd none but JefIeys presides--a
Judge under whose instructions hotels aud printing
tcs are indicted npssbces and destroy ed as SUCH
ara tteir pIopietors indicted for Iesson.
The following @ Dtleme against whom indct nerts
we're penuiig, have been tried a,d acquitted, 70 wit:
Jamts II. lork Howard Yolk Adam Bower, Thomas
Bo~eis. Edward X. Faly, Thomas l. eSon, David
Potter Jesse Pyle. John kipg, VIM. Butler, Ches
Hay, Justice q. ketcbum, Geo. NJ. Neff, Alphonsas
G,ios J,mes ,nley Eight OF the prisoners after
acquitial Ve-o discharged, white the balance were
led over TO sIswer other indictments. Zoe action of
IL. ~ tyran al in tha
extreme, aId only becoming slave driver on South
EN- PLANTATION We are yet ia hopes that President
PeIce will signify to Judge Locompte thai his services
al no longer reqor,d on the judicial Bench of Kansas
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FIRES.

FIRE IN A WARD SCHOOL IN BRoonE sTREEr.
About II O'Clock yesterday morning IRE was dis
covered in Ward School No. ~, In Broome street,
near Wlle and before !, could be extinguished tho
building wa. damaged to the amount Of VI ,ooo. AT
the time the school was filed with children, but
through the careful management and selfcoptrol Of
the teachers, they all safely let out one by ono
The fire was discovered on the fret floor. occupied
by the Primary Department. and thence extented to
tie second foor 1t originated from defect in the
heaters connecting with the furnace, through which
sparks were carried among the latbng in the building
MONDAY EvgyrsG, Nov. -, 1856.
The Board Of School Officers OF the ThirssDth Ward
would inform The pubic and the parents OF scholars a.
ter pg Ward School No. 81, In Bfoome STREET that
the damage by fire at the above school to day was
quite sight ard confined b one flor, and thst ths
ro ms ID be 10 proper condition for use In fe~ days.
Tee Board take pleasure in thanking the Fire De-
partment and the Police for their strenuous exertions
10 subduDg The flames, and aso 70 bear testimony ~
the cooners and courage displayed by tbs prncipas
and as sisiant teachers Of the different dsparmens By
whose exerOns the whole school was dismissod With
cut the slightest accident.
A. CASE, o. w. THURsER
RTSDhhh IL BAGsfIER,
T. 10 sd 5SHf2 4 frr afxTRhn
FIRE ~ WATER STREET.
Last evening fire occurred in the wine cellar OF Max
Balm No 1872 Water street. No damage w9 done TO
the stock and but trfpg damage to the building. Tho
fire originated in box in the cellar, but how OF N
what manner is unknown.
yiRE rs GRrEswicH STREET.
At 10 o'clock last hight fire broke out M the cloth
i,o ,to,. 81 Abraham Dittenhoef,r, No. Isl GfeeL-
witch street. Loss about 81 200. Insured FIR 800,
il the cit! companies.
FALSE ALARM.
About II o'clock lat bight large quantity Of smoke
vs. discovered in the rear Of st. Thomas Church,
conner of Broadway and Houston street, and some
pass.r, By thinking Mallard confectionery estabtsh
u mt, next door. On fire, gave an alarm, bssgng
sew srsl engines tn the gr und. The smoke cane from
the chimney Of Nailsrds building. bu. was besI dosn
by the wind into the sueet. The alarm caaaed con
siderable excitement in the neighborhood. l,sf
IscESDIARY FIRE. ur- -
About II o'ckck On Sunday night Dire broke oul .
shed belonging to Edward LuptoDs ship ye'a sue
foot of street. Grcenpoibt. quantity Of snip ear
ptbter's tools which stored in the ysso 80 -
stroyed. Mr. Luptons loss 10 about Wv. No Aasa-
rance. The blnckrmith's shop Of VIM wsessa' sa-
joining was aso eighty damaged. Inc nre W. Nc
Noik of an incendisry. rrf..,..o
yIRr ~ HIDE Park. "A. -
On Friday night last fire was discovered sssGg
from The bot.bouse and grapery owned By Or. Hssvss,
ON H,de PAX avenue, Dutchess County, which vas
se,tcyed, together with the coutents coossins o.
large ausltity Of valuable and rare plants.
49,. .lo-,;o, l.,.lv HID 10 Daabuyy, Tho
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L tier hereby siven that appicaiion VIII o. ~ "
OF the Justices uf Supr-me @ u VI tn st y
York Special T-rm thereof 20 ,. held Ntns ~ "a. ~
h. CIV Of New-Yort on MONDAY the twenty hn'h ay =.
D,orter s6 .. the opening Of the Court on s-. %, VI
thereafter can BE- heard, Tor tne @ go,
Of he sum If ij (esht 'housand wv hundred 81 ~
three dorsl which wa, vsrded TO unkno an o"neso, ~
Luu.t-r 81. Damage Mag Of the bowery ,sssbtS
sil lo 10 all that certain piece parcel Of .na L
te in the q New York aud ooan ,be re- ery
containing 70 follows: Begipnins a. pons On ~. Y
.i6s Of Rooev.-ree seveoty four ieet "Le sS- ., ~.
g theme. westerly yfwo sst seven ~ s
es,,erly line Of lot uumbsred ~ forty h'erl on 'ne .
sop.r D.mme Map thence :oohery tseny "a I Com
the porh.y line of lot Numbered ~ or,y On s>ia e
mi.sion.rs Damage Map; thence ,sserly hy uh.S 81
pehrs along Lorh.ry irs or 90. o. ava & Sree nh,
tfftythresl Map point dsr ant slh 49,. ,ses
westerly from the westerly line 81 Rso.e'et ~ nose
norih .ss,ery nine The SAID westerly inc o.
street n, nee nobsy ieet nine on ="
erly Size of Rooss welt street 10 the as o.
IOCKWOoD LAWRENCE CROSBY.
n"o"D' Attorneys for Applicant,
ox,r No. lS3 SA<sAnst, Y. Y.
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MS law4sTu

LIBrR.Iyn SL.yr.-Th> Detroit Tn5aae says
thst nm E,,s.x .y.r;no Mr. VIM. Sloan of Kentucky,
arrived in Detroii. having in charge fifteen a.ve'
Nhom be is desirous Il sitting 10 soue favorable Sa-
tion 10 Mi. STATE or Canada They se msnumited 81
the tenn, II the will OF Thones T. Cosnon OF spen-
Ger County. Kentucky twenty nne S-s ,nJu,
npon den g. 600 70 prsviss for their .etIsnsnt in the
North. OF this sun 500 h.s been paid ID pu eha'e
tie aged father Of the family, VINO vas o"net BY
smother msn, and whom they were snA'us 70 ofins
with them.
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Az Hoppel, conductor Of The eAcursloA am Of the
North Pepnsylv sns Railroad, who "s' tned on 9
charge Of msD.Iaush'er in causing the death BY nesii'
ceDce Of about ,eyeny PersOrs BY collision Of trsias
has be- a acquitted.
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CUPREME COURT, NEW-lORk.-ln the
- matter OF the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty OF tue
Civ OF New Yek relative to the TAKING fOR PUBLIC
ACE he land lying betwee 96 aud oth streets anu ne
ST. and 81 h avenues. in the City If New-York,
To oil whom may cerNotee Is hereby gwen 'hl "a
application will b. made # the justices o he supreme
Cour Of the State of NewYok Special Term thereof %
b, led tie Cy Hall ia the City II New York on MonSy
day of December 1856 the opening Of the C 90
day ihrrea counsel can be head o tle
pay four hundred and five dollars WIN iute
th,e,n om F,btu.ry 1856 which said Of fur hundred
hv, dollars aded 70 unknown owners ol 70.
bced eight upon block numbered seven hundred AKA
nine Tie Damage Map, which forms part OF tns feP,s ~
Commissioner Estimate and Assessment tbeiein P'u
pursuant passed the zs, July, o by me people
of the STATE of New York represented In senae am
ontod An Act alter the Map Of the City oil New l"A
by lsyrs thereon Public Place, and TO anhorEe ee
the - ~hch said lot IL 'ituaed 70 me ny VI
NtwYork and 4. bounded ana described follow Con-
m.Dcing n ID. norhery side Of 9sta 81 eet 10 pet
from the aver ue running thence noTtherly and p.S4
the s'h u IL nch's theme. e4stefy pa
Mi eighth q t.t thence 'outhery pA>ri WIN -
9Th a,.pu. 40 feet n inches thence westerly along the noth
erly tide Of ssih IS the place OF
N.wYork Nov. ~ 1850. lOhN d, a.bvv-''
LOCKw GOD LAWRENCE CRoSbts
Attorney. for Applicant, No. fS Nas'aa'''' " l.
u25 law 4yTu
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-FaIl and Winter

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday Nov. 8, 1885.
Three Daily Trains to Albany, Sundays Excepted
Fare 81 50 from Ne~GoI TO Albany:
Leave TewYork Station Of White and
CeDtre-sts.: -
$50 am.-EXPRESs TRAIN for Albany, connecting with
the Contra; Railroad and Northern Trains.
$40 m.-MAiL TRAIN uoniDs directly through with
out change eas and connectne at Chath.m -Four Corners
with the .sein Trains Psfsd North Adams and other
stations. -, .
$50 o. p-EXPRESs, running directly through without
chan of cars and connecting with Central Train, III
for the West. 49,
Returning, Leave Albany:
s:l5 m-MAIL TRAIN for New-fork direct
1925 q m-EXPRRSS, witdout change Of cars
500 D. m.-EXPRESS, without change Of cars.
Tickets be obtained and Bsssas- checked a. The once OF
the Railroad Albany White and Centre broome
OF 26thst and 4th av, New-York.
WIN. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou
IN and AFTER Monday Nov s. 1886 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF Dusnest follows
viz:
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at $50 q m, for Buffalo:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at $50 a m, for Dunkrk.
MAIL AT 8;l5 m for Dunkrk and Buffalo and lnterme-
date stations Passengers By this Train will remain over night
At Oweso and proceed the next morning.
CHICAGO EMPRESS, at II m, for Dunkirk
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. $500 ?. IN from loot OF
Chambesst Wis Pismont, for Suferns and intermediate
stations. ,,,,,,
WAY PASSENGER, r4 p. m. for Newbursh and Middle
town and intermediate stations. - -
NIGHT EMPRESS at $50 p m, for DuBkirk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT At p ~, for Dunhrk and Buffalo and ine'.
mediate stations
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
These Express Trains eonnec. Elrnra With the ElirA
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls At
Bmghsmton with the Syracuse and Bnghsmton Railroad for
syracuse; a Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad for Rocheser Great Bend with Delaware Lacks
wanna and Western Railroad for scranion At Buffalo aud
pupkk with the Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincs
ns.i Toledo Detroit, Chicago, NC
D. Z. MsCALLUM. General Superintendent
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SOUTHERN UsIvERsITY.-The University q. Greens
mo, Alabama eeems 70 meet with much favor.
Already The .am sf 500 coo has been subscribed
;ovard ito Establishment
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

L CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AtlAnns crss With
Western and Southwestern States BY con-
nsou. Railway direct This Road also connects Il Pittsburgh
with daily line VI steamer all porte IN the Wessrn vsr
Cleveland and sAndusky With steamers to Al ports on
Northwestern Lakes making he most direct cheapest and
reliable By which FREIGHT can Be torv1de< TO md
the Great West.
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FRsr CLASS Boots. Shoes HAfs and Caps 90 cent?
Pooks Dry Goods lin bo1es bales and trunksl 100 m
Drugs I'm boxes and bAles) Feahers Furs, ke-..
SECOND CLAss-Do ne site shestine Shifting and
Tekps in original bales Drugs TN easbs HOd Scents
wsrs Leather Tin rolls koxss Wool and Sheep lS o.
Pelis Eastward,
THIRD Gas Anuls Steel Chains lin easksl las cent,
Hemp Bacon and Pork, salset Qoose or in ssehs 10 q
Tobacco aan ufsetured lexeept Cigar or cut, he
FopRrR Class Coffee fhh Bacon, b--f s1d
Pork I'm cssks baXe. EsswArdl Lard and soeent.
LAID OIL Mails, soda Ash, German Clay fa i" D.
FI.rR Ell Dbl until fuYtt ey notice
(;l.n-5O cents y leo u until farther notice
CoTrox bale not exceeding oeo wessh uh' iartnei
In shppps Goods from any point ofPhis1Ph.A b pn
tcuss 70 ueh the package "via Pennsylvania kaos Al
ods sons.n~d Agents Of tAis Nod :. Fhsssan OF
Httsboysh viii b. forwarded without deter ron-
FlEicBT As ESrs-Hsrns, WormlY = 20, AenFsn Tenn
r. y Ssss Co. 81. Louis J. 8 Mitchell z son. Evnsvnie
Ind Dunesnl, Ben / Co.. snd Carter lswetS LSsas
md irvs Co. Ciasinnst; n w. 0rsAso CeS xHcesvSe
Ohio: Le~ch Co No s. Kby e., Boston; Leecs Co.. No
2Asor House, Nsv-Yesh No Whh.n-9-, - q ~
tery piece NevYorh; Z ssesde1 A>efs"
RooSs Rs-tipore; Geo G. FrGsiscss, Pusoefen $50,
Il. J. LONBAERf, sppern ,srSsn, AasrnA r.
November IS lass.
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IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is row open, and, In con.
with the Buffalo Corning and New York and New
York and Erie Railroads. forms direct route from SevYeh
10 Rochester.
The decpes Of this together With the superior
fort afforded BY the wide renders l. BY the most desEs
BE between the Aboye-Damcd cities
Tickets be procured At the and Ere hArocd
Ticket Oce foot Of pusne, aud No. ls bToscwsy also N
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Frshts will b. transported between EeS YcTk AID hoohE.
Ter with dispatch Any Information desired IN regard therein
calling the General Freigbt Agent OF the
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings, c. TAPPAN
Express Freight Agent, No. lso Broadway.
No the Buffalo Corning and Newforf Railroad %
Sunday J. A REDFIELD Superintendent
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OFFICE OF THE FULToS FIRE ISs. Co, Nov. 49, 4
TVyVE ANIMAL, ELECTION for TEN
VERMONT COPPER MINING COMPANY.
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD

OFFICE WINDSOR MINING Co, No. 65 WALl-sr,l
HEw.YoRX, October q, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN STOCK in the Windsor Mining Company is forfeited for
ponpaymen Of of per Share due the Let August
1856 that the will be- sold Public Auction at the
Office the Company TUESDAY the 25th November 1856
u O'Clock unless previously redeemed by payment OF said
Assessmeut and cXpenses:
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C1RACUSE AND SOUTHERN kAILKOAD-
- In connection with Express Trims aaa
Ere Railroad.
On and sitter MONDAY, Oct. ~ and until further notice.
Psssen ger Trains will follows Sundays excepted
Leave New.York from pier foot Of Duane-st m Wis
Buffalo Express-coDneeting II bnEhamton with Express
Train for Syracuse.
Al S .. via Eisht Expre@-eonuec,ing a. Binghlmtos
sifh Express Train for Syracuse ard Osweso.
Through Tickets be procured the Ticket Ocs II ths
Se~-Yort and Erie Roa5. w. B. GILBERT. Supt-
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rI,O CONSUMERS Of PICKLES believing

tAs, the pubic have become tired Of PURCHASING Pickles 10
Packages hodns In many eases 30 per cent ss than repre-
suited c have puttns addition TO our
SECOND Size jar article which We are lsbehns
UNDERWOOD 4 Co.'s EXTRA PICKLES" and are hiioe
Into fa sired ja which are lesby stamped ~ the glass; WITH
their contents In ouncesas enabling the consumer 70
vei,fy their truth
These Extra Pickles are put up with every roard % styls
quality and 6svor and VIII be sold at fairly PGs
We have mace change In manner OF orcenns rces
never having essd any deetsous nssps to attain TINS
end The Cider Vinegar which u made nom sung
Gu and entirely free from vo any other mineral s
which not the with braDss VI Ensss
Piekks found in tbs country.
WM UNDERWOOD Co.,
No q Brosd-st, Beston, MssA
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HleAical.

NOTR attention is requested to the CHILD
i BIRTH PAIN -ALLENIA advertised fully in The
D.ilv News. Send for 81 cusr.
+. BRUNOW N. D. No. 556 Bowery v Y
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legal Notlffs.

At SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for
N The County NewYork the Sufroga'e Oce in the
CT, II Npw-YOTk the heelth day November in tn.
yef on thousand eight huud Cd sys1-Pfesent ALIEN
ANDFR ". BRADFORD, Surrogr--In the Matter OF
Arrea.ior M'rgsgs Lease Sell the Res. Estate Of
Gf ORGE GUYNET deceasei-0n reains and filing the pc
ion Of PETER b. sWEENY, Public Adnoisti stor in
The or, Of New.York. and Administrator Of the Estate
If GEORGE GUYNET late of the City Of New-York de-
dessed for authority Mortgage Lease Sell the Real
F.ae Of the said deceased for the payment Of his debts
oroered that all persons interested in the of the ssd
George uynet deceased appear before the Surrogate the
CouItv Of NewYork az hi. Office in Cry NewYork
the fifth day Of January at O'clock in ihe forenoon Of
that and show why authority should
not b. the said Administrator to lease sell
g. much of the Real Estate of the said George Guynet de-
ceased, as shall be Necessary 70 pay his debts
mis- la-4wTu 4. w BRADFORD Surrogate.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July l3 1855.
NOTICE is hereby gwen pursuant to the statute
IN made and provided, that all the circulating
notes issued to W. b. PECK an individual Banker tFARM
Frs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY Ariettsl, mus, bt
presented the Office of the Superintendent OF the banking
Department Of the of NewYork for payment within two
years from the hereof the funds deposited for the r
demIton the circulating notes issued TO TIE said Banker WI
h. s{yen nm M. SCH0ONMAKER
jyl7 lawfully Supetm'ehoen'' d