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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.


TINTED STATES AGRICULTURAL soCIETY.-THE
- fourth annual exhibition of the United Agricul
iral Society will be held Poweon, Philadelphia on Tues
Sih, 9th 10th and 18th.
The first exhibition Of this society," held Springfield Mass
IN october 1858 devoted exclusively
Of horses AT Springfield, Ohio 1884 cattle ex
htoied al Boston, 1855, all DEPARTMENT.
tie horses sheep and swine-wcre shown. =
The society encouraged by nppro
baton OF the agricultural community propose offer
premiums not only for domestic animals poultry
and The products Of the fruit garden the gran field the
vineyard and Tor agricultural implements and machinery
PREMIUMS from twenty 1--WE 70 two hundred dollar
ing IN the aggregate TO twelve thousand dollars Will
offered for he various classes Of domestic anna
rcan wines vegetables grains and agricultural implements
and uaci tnery.
local committee OF forty citizens OF Philadelphia repre-.
Scntng tie various branches Of Industry has already
appo ted 70 with the officers OF the society
ctng arrangements for the exhibition aud een thou slnd
dollars have been guaranteed To expenses
sid coupled with the excellence OF the selected location and
ton that the exhibition Of ls viii be superior TO any lis
predecessors
Favorable arrangements for the transportation Of stock ana
aud other articles will be made with The railroads
The liz, Of entries, the awards OF premiums and the pro
ceedgs wiz be published in the journal 6f the society FOR
1855.
Tie premium list, with the regulations and programme OF
the Exhibition will be furnished application Mr. John
McGowaD Assistant Secretary Of tho ncd states Agricu
Ag cuual Society," By addressing be secretary at os
too. MARSHALL Il. WILDER. Presdeut
WILLIAM S. KISc, Secretary.
JUNE 4. 1856.
Editors respectfully requested to give the above
seriion in their journals.
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ARRIVAL or the ELviRA 0wsS AT IIBKRrA.-
intelligence has been received at the Office Of the Amer
ColonIzaiion Society in brief note dated honrovs,
August TO- rom the Rev John seys announcing the arr
val al that port OF the en- gran, ship Eyirs owen after
passage Of hf,y days Several deaths had occurred IN
consequence OF measles darrhWa and other diseases but
OF two large receptsclcs went out 10 this ship with ample
stores and auppes for the comfort OF the migrants
placed under the special care Of Mr. Seys who was for
many years at the head Of the Me;hodst MISSION In Lbe-
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AT LARGE AND ENTHUSIAsTIo MEETING OF
"A the Buchanan and Breckenridge Central County Club
composed OF five delegates from the the cy
and representatives from tho Democratic Clubs held
at their headquarters No. street. on Friday even
ing the 18th inst Bernard d. Campbell offered following
resolutions
Whereas the Buchanan and Breckenridge Central County
Cub learn with profound regret that persons calling
selves members OF the democratic party regardless the
important issues involved in the coming election violation
OF the usages which have heretofore governed its
Convention that the dcules and which have
Tor atme distracted our partly should be buried In oblivion
peogng themselves TO give their nivided support
triumph OF standard bearers buchanan
have formed organization for the again
ing disunion In our ranks therefore,
Resolved That this club sustans the of regular
Mayoralty Convention held at Iammanv Hall TUESDAY
sept 6 1856 over which the Hon. Daniel presided
and which Convention consider conformity
mitec passed sept 4, ls56
Resolved That recognize the nomination of the Hon
Fernando Wood for Mayor conformity with ac
ton OF said General Committee and consider him
ronnee aad thst viii give him hearty eaifas and
uninching support believing that his has
OF such character 10 deserve the highest
underwriting support not only of the
but oil every c2en who takes interest in the welfare
prosperity Of this great city.
Resolved That the meeting at which the another In
dydual was mentioned In connection with the oce Mayor
organisation IN ranks and evidently put on foot o-
the purpose Of serving the ends of disappointed asp
rants who, uIder the garb Of democracy, times
ready aud wDg 10 any 10 their SELF
and smbii0us purposes. JAMES MULiIGAN President
bEkEARD ID. CAMPBELL, Secretary
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TWELFTH wARD-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NouI.
nstopsin accordance with the cal Ofthe General Com
mtee OF Tanmany Hall the democratic Republican Nominal
ng Convention Of the 1welnh ward constituting the sxeth
tornci district met the I'D instant the place OF hoi
ing the primary election OF liih street and Third
nue TO nominate charter ticket Un tbs first ballot for
Gilman JOHN VANCE received majority Of N. votes aud
on notion his nomination made unanimous. TERRENCE
NAGIlBE nominated by unanimous for Assessor
and JOHN U. GENT and JOHN HELMS Tor Cons ahles
The Convention then adjourned week from to
complete the ticket. JOAN Y. GENT, Secretary.
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SPORTING.

I'm MONDAY, THE aTH INST, A SHOOTING MATCH
will place the Ioboken meadows for SPLENDID
imported pigeon gun All gentlemen invited 70 attend
the match considered very interesting There win be go
pigeons on the ground Shooting commence 10 oc
precisely Stages leave Darcy House jersey CITY every
minutes JOHN TAILOR.
CPoRrINg.-sETrRR DoG FoR SALE "A RARs
- chance Sonthern gentleman vcry han isounp
large horovghy broken see, dog se property Of gentle
al smiths NO 2s 16A street. between sd and ~ avenues
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1,AMMANY HALL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GF
neral Committee AT meeting of the Democratic Rrpub
lean General Committee held at Tammany Hall TUESDAY
evening, sept 10 the following resolutions offered by III
williams Of the First ward adopted by Of So in
the affirmative and Is in the negative
Resolyed That THIS Committee win sustain the Mayoralty
Conv non which the Hon. d. sckles presided "a
Chairman snd which last ght Il Hon Fernando
Wood as candidate for Mayor that that was
regularly constituted and anzed accordance with the
uafcs 81 he party and the General
Committee and that It's nomnaionsre entitled 10 The
and confidence OF the democratic party.
Resolved That the assembage which night put forth the
name OF J. Libby candidate for Mayor rregu
lar and unauthorized body not elected by the people
sanctioned by the organization OF the democratic party; thai
Us proceedr calculated defeat
and destroy the which happily has been restored
70 ranks LORENZO IL. SHEPARD Chairman
JAMS 4. BENEDICT
Jous ". SAVAGE, s....t..
ALFRED CHANCELLOR, f"'S'eSs'
PETER 49, SwrrSy
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nkMoCRATIC MONSTER MEETING AT POUCH.
j. keepse On Wednesday next, Oct the largest gather
ng OF tho democracy Witnessed this
semole a. PouehSeepse Over hundred ant dy q the
finest speakers In the United
mencng with the Of John q. Breckenridge Do,rass
Cobb. buchanan OF Marylan Mclean ouiman Wells of
New Hampshire; Il. NJ r. Hunter Floyd OF Virginia. Jones'
~ t,s0r 1c
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
RIO nousEKFErE.s- -,
GREAT EMPORIUM
For
SURVIVING THE WANTS or rax HousEKEErESs
Arucies essential 70 the season:
steel are sets.
Pate warmers
Ash sifcrs,
Coal -eovels and STEERS
Fruit cans,
Radiators
AndiroLs,
vesrh brushes,
blower stands,
Fire screens,
Dutch osens.
Coal
Cake turner's
Fire carriers
Oyster Orolie 49, '''''''
Chain dishes
Red warmers,
cat and vegetable dishes
freservng kettles
Thermometers
PLATED ware
Britannia ware
Chinese goods
nevonshre goois
wsx tapcrs,
Matches and gas Ighters,
Fnamelled ware, -.
Tho above In addition an endless assortment Of house
furnishing GOODS offered for inspection AZ spacious
located at Ncs GA and broadway northeast
cornes Of Blocker street ROBERT DAVIS,
Sole Proprietor.
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TOR the GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING TO
take place pouehkecpsie on "Wednesday, Oct !, 1885
Tho musical apparatus called the caope has
20 iha boat the fast aud ayore steamer GLEN COVE capt
a. H. Townsend VIII leave pier foot OF Canal and spring
streets Wednesday morning. October !, mt o'clock
csely for Poughkeepse Fare 90 cents Tekes pro
cured board At the Office OF the company O2 West
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


FINE ARTS.
TAMFo-TypEs-N7co IN ONE YEAR FOR CAMPO
tvpes trouble sell these pinks Of life with the
Happy expression They sell ,bemseves al WILL kMs0N's
Brooklyn.
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POLITICAL.

171H WARD BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDGE IN.
dependent Club will hold meeting Monday evening
sept ~ at O'clock a. their 1913 First avenue
Tor e purpose OF business of importance Pune
tual attendance Of every member requested BY order of
~, -, THOMAS KAHN, President.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


FALL rrlLLINEAF, sc.
"A son have en- much pleasure in aaasScuE 10 r M
meron, customers and srsngeIs hs they have RECEIVED
Day. heish Amongst ,he last eles /. he chapeaa ae
plume which bonnet msde entirely q eaihers and many
andIlne and Nine. Iaurc Co, Of Paris 81 broadway
RLAcK RIBBON vEIyETs.-A LARGE LoT OF rms
great e n ps shSs No. as ss
street middle q the block between Chryse ard Forsyth
DFADsi BEADsi RFADsi
Is ofevery Description Cor sale By n p. BROWN, No is
Pearl street, New York.
L,AfI MILLINERY FALL NIIIISERYl-wE HAVE
French millinery ribbons iesihers asa flowers cheap
Goa FULTON street between johnson and Hillary BrookI,n
L,LowERs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE FLORA
s.. gsI S . II h PsP a 20 e
a"'e TTekRS ssT G s.Ss @ white
Mrs. J. H. GoSsoN HAS oPENEDFAIr MTT.LTYrRY
M consisting q he atss, styles Of bonnes dress ass
&c 80 ss dresses At 80 D'''a" 's'"ee" Franklin and "h'
MIS-. O. BARMoRE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO
f stock fancy goods al he corner q Mase and DIVISION
streets Tuesday. Sept also assortment OF mill
merry, 70 which she soaciis attention.
Airs " svyTHF NO. SIS BROADWAY Will, OPEN
M with handsome assortment OF fall and winter bonneis.
on Thursday, Oct 2
M. sse.room closed on nol, Tas.dsy and wednesdsY,
and win be pleased TO see his customers before or on Wed
=
be re opened and he will open stock Of ribbons millinery
goods dress trimmings unparalleled In this city.
MOURNING MILLINERY, CIOAKs AND MANTTI.IsAs.
M The undersigned calls special attention 10 the above
departments they complete With everything des
W. JACKSON new mourning store,
55l Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
nPFNING OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
OMrs COOIEYS showrooms will be opened Thursfsy,
Oct with elegant assortment OF French and American
millinery description. Mrs q, returns her thanks
for begs Of the spec.
men OF STYLE IN the Crystal Palace where
Obtained premium at the late fair. Mrs C0OIEY, III
Erhh avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets New
York.
DARTs NITIINERY.-THE MISSES ROMANE5 RES
III pecfuly intimate 10 the ladies that they have cned
showroom, with Paris millinery, 69 broadway, between
Fourth and Amity streets. Please call and examine
IL Just received from auction and for sale cheap hy
ARNOLD CONSTABLE a co.
Canal street, near Bro ldw y.
~ EIsKER BROTHERS, 81 AND 60 JOHN ST csEI
w have constantly on hand the finest assortment Of
strsvl aces,
French flowers and feathers,
sstas and m llaery
eooda general.
N. B-Just opened. several cases
OF besuifm
... Cssyttts ticrs
Arrived by last steamer.
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/. IDIsToN RoDm-THE AUTHOR OF TUE CoMNU.
III nicAon signed Piston Rod Published in the New
York Tribune August ie viii confer favor By enclosing his
address 10 q. W. NJ, Tribune once.
yyrIIsPKRs TO A BRIDE; OR. TuF SECRET OF
w Tove-Ths Ia most valuable work Tor the newly
married tof both those about 10 marry Price -
cents Postage Address George W. Lewss bon 80 Post
nnce. Jersey City.
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DLAYS PLAYS, PLAYS.-THE STANDARD AND MI
nor drama and all other published plays sale by s.
FRENCH, III Nassau street. New York; price 1917 cents
each ten for S bound volumes 81. play published
quested ~ -
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PERSONAL.

TT WILLIAM MILLS WILL CALL AT 2O6 PEARL
is inter sted = ~ -
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THE TURF.

1 iEsIkEviLLF COUk T., I-TROTTING- MOND Az
sepember ~ At ~ O'Clock precisely. Match $500
nea.s oest 10 .: Daniel Phier Lady Riley
Tefon refer voorhees, names Honest Peter to sulk
JOEL CONKLIN Pronrietor
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og supposed 70 be the Helen Jane. are Il anchor IN the
| sn. AT sss1 } ss wsnsz Ts.s.
hstfskA McLaashlio, 40. bark Ah!ers oassl sehss
sse sS se ss sc Tho, Pee An WEI
NINA Pedrck. Newark K Dean, ooos Taanoa std ship
GeorsanA, (r Brown itVerloo fcdr 'sper rravcrs
SANGoE. sep. E-Arr sohrs " Dresser, Hatch; Yves,
en- ses; Pesrsop Cco,nbs and Caledonia Oeomsa Phi
adeph,s ssp Dethayen Cooper for Valparaiso rcenAins
sRIsTo ssps pay.sn s,olsr.sa rha-
de Ee s as s1S s wsss essss
Sep 1 c,rrr ssS rSr hsss L0per fhAde'
sykG Sept ss. sSar ESpss
s,h ,osi Martha wrsh,ng,os wrlsh.nson rhsdopaa
esrs rssssss ssa' Ts.s Albany barge
clsrk GaTs 70 2s steam schrs Joseshns drum,ss
S faaeocA. and DuiasS. Barts. fhisiephA; MAI.
A's s sp HGm sesr. ssSs . Hoin
ADAMS nsss somessst brig wesvef riesnons Ju. al
0ocsrsa' Windsor rs A'p'' '''''
woi,s sshis MsrISa wrishansoa wrgansten Fail
ver Tor Phis ssphia; I've. SNOW from hsrwoh foe
G N5ors ssr s nmasa Sa9esns sS@rt SD
SCI sydney Price Candy aud Charles Brown HazIewood
PkoyIDENCE. Sep, so-Arr steamer ospray. Kinney,
Dsva sabson Terry, BENJAMIN English. Chase, smith
held va Arthur simpson. ohurn Ma ssemond; peri.e,
soops sprague Fish Newark Neptune, Racket. Port
PORTLAND Sept 2s-Ar brig Georgia carlisle Philsdei.
phis sohr Jeweas BAKER Bath Tor Nfork CID 18th brig
Young Repub 10 Libbey. Cardenas.
PORTS MOUTH Sept za-AFr brig Golden Lead johnson
Fenssros sctrs sally tssdger, Garland Philadelphia
PASSPORT; seh1s Hopens, aa,.bury Golden Rule
oieve R.iecca Secor. Buell., ard Orianna Tate NYork;
Eben Atkins Mssson Passport Sid schr Brown, Haze
wood, NYosk
2shsIT scsIs Nay Aaslins Jsn:ins Albany Liberty,
wilmington, NJ sept 2--Arr brig Morning Light, IIof
ProV dence; 2sh schrs Col ohm Ac,ae Boston, Albert
Aasou NYok 9TH brgs 7 Wilder Cunningham, Bath
Me- Rio Grande McCcbb Boston.
wIsOAssET Sep, g7-Cld brig Angola shorweIl. Ssvan
oh
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Pa l4vcsfool, n s'eanlshY Asl,hr -nd Ms john Prsn
New yo~A Mr. and Mrs ~ Nev.r ard n'snt DO, se~rs
.rhA~ta n Richards, - hssas Mrs kicharis md Nrs
Rsharss Pbltsde pks M Enrers, Boeion Mr. kscau
- New vo,k ~~rsbnvy. Ma salisbury Mss ~als
bnry spd woc-sy, Nsu Haven. Mr rsgco' Aaa vile
Frur~~. Dr Mrs Nusp s84 mad Ph sdr phai Messrs
Ra~y. ", n 9 l-hey u = hapman, las HuEhea = y
Trevor Yorh pei .rAa, Phi SIDE Dhtss Mrs. Nc
CALVIN Nee York. neser- y -harack, y kerie-, W
rooe, VIM Taylor. %. gsasei Fnsnecs Geo 'earr. Y
p,son- A~cbenbsvg THE F~rr.er King, Ne~ha, Per
nee New York IIca Roecr Lowe. London, Capt y Gaon
A. 4.rwsont Cleveland Is iolssto Ioudon Mss shan
no John Never ano Fovd Never View YctS se~srs
Cswle -otognsyeg, 1O@t Caneas pomn 'ionBaa
Havana. Mi pansl Ray, Cared -tAiz Consal y Rome
Mn : RAJ yr ssayv~-ani Ie roy, Mlsa II ov Nrs King
90 ,cf.vts and rur~s Nn4 Mrs. and Ma. Dav do,
Msssr. oaas Todd, Dc br i-ooi Eolng, tohn boiling
ptr4wnfnd Va. Phil " Pr~usn New YORK II Z DAYS. DO
Rlchrr Do Moore, De- Pea, Panama shannon, Nsier
New foak Aeyer kf0n. ~an raucieco
b yeury O. 4 -sswast rb pha, Dodge I9sdoo lro
Perry. New Ycrh, BaIsr,. bremen. y u NeeSs New
yosr Gardner, do: Van nuren EnLe Eomer, View or
leans Chs. GuIlsrr. New ycrt, De Agreia Do shas
Wes~ kne nArrsre Brown. New Jersey Mes@rs
ia shaw Glasgow. smith Hoster Henry lIunler Mss
lard, sbcfes, Mrs. no~n, hsw York. Rob- Williams
1l1uosn David York; Levy Ionlon. Mao
Shamb~e PWls - y -otrsr IT Weld, Bosom; Ms Robt
shsw and children. Ns~ jersey. Mr. Arcsbaa. a..
Teal Ms pa~~ myers
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brooklyn City Politics.

ssssrAs CorSyS NonNAro>s.-Tbe American Tor
Knov Hoshins) County Convention Of Kings county met
nj ssglrnvorrs in rasu.h yesterday, and nominated
the iello~,pg uck.,,-nsrct At,orncy-Ioen wtnslov,
Tenth ward County Tr,Nurcr-Thomas cottrsn, Sx
,ccp,h yard soperin,endens Of the roAr--Icel Skid
more or Fatlsnds Henry r. Ripley, Of Thirteenth ward.
Covouev--Job Davis, Of tho Seventeenth ward justice
Of ssnsDus-Msrtn 5opoonmsker, OF Gfaveseod.
Hassz msoas Coyoss@postt NOMINATIONS The 2epub.
ncAa Con snisor 10 nominate candidate ior Congress
for the Brooklyn district, (-sooad Congressional dzirc
mel nj Sire Prssts Hoe Jerole street. last night.
and oom mated John = ssrasshan, the present. repre-
sentative. tho nomrsror uas oy AZ ,lsmaiiou
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IL. Me ALE, sLE-PERKs' RENOWNED BUR
~ biler ale. dgsuch At brooks Old star Hotel,
- sIc "a LspensTd street. Broadway. JOSEPH
FRDDks. Proprietor, AL The way fn,m Manchester"
(LAEFT wISE-i..oo CASES CLNREr WINE NOW
~ alag the brig Jehos@ee. Bordeaux sal-
fIofu the wh3 s9ehouse. boLd. duly paid by
SIMPSON BROTHERS No. 10 Beaver street
ITIILk bETuNN ArE-PERE. WHOLESOME NOT.
j, ring esccen. Tor general family and bench
cia % those suffering from deat Orders ior~ srded by
po<t promptly d.
!. BARLOW - water street. one doc above AL.
rruF FOLLOWING Ai.f.s AR. on DRAUGHT AT "rnE
Il ouae.H
$50 Houston street.
Near BroadWAy-
Akopp's Essi India pale ale.
Noungcrs Alos Scotch all.
Robnsoa's psir ale.
Jones xxx ate,
BARCLAY Perkins, London porter.
BENdAMfN HONEY, Proprietor.
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La s So lon IA 30 spoke bs,s Hary mcRae sf Beas from
saesa-
brig TIP Op) Fatsnec4 Csan. days viii corkn &c. 70
sguLre Galway
hr,g Anita Owens Ray NeavitsS IL day. with sugar &c
10 Peck Church II LAT ~ Ion "a saoie brig eta.
from Doooy Islar d for Freepov
SchI Tryptena hr brehsnt Malaga, Sept passed III
brgltar s. pt with lead 40 To Houes
scfr john G neckscher g mAsts) Souher ssvaaasA, 10
days WITH cotton &c 70 NcCready hou 4 Go
Sobr Mary stedman, Young. Geor getown. SO. days.
Schr exam Hunt Eastper.
schT william, Newman, Georgetown Ne.
sebr Lucy Blake, Haws Rockians
Schr ouisa. Chase, Boston.
Steamer Anu liza Robinson, Philadelphia.
Stean, er Concord, Norman Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Auldrich, Pr0viAeaoes
Steamer Harris, Smith, New LAMBDA.
BELOW.
One ship. one bark and two brigs.
SAILED
Steamships Asia CBr), Liverpool Hsmmonia l0HamJ, Ham
burg; abel Havana Char FLORIDA Savannah
scuierne Charleston Roanoke Norfolk 4c ship Palestine
Lon don and others
Prom Quarantine, steamship Few York Orb Glasgow and
fIom CIR svesend bay, frlgate Wabash
Wind during the day from WSW 10 WSW, and fresh.
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Anew YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-oN AND AT.
N ter Thwsdsy, August 1855 and until further nocsL
passenger viii leave pieg tool Of Duane
lawrs-
pueaho Fxrress, ~ 4 A. ". foe Buffalo.
punkuk Express ~ 4. NJ, tor Dunkirk
Mail ~ s15 "A. NJ Tor Dunk rk ard hulalo ard
ae stntons Passengers by Tits Train viii GIT
4 uwego snd proceed the NEXT morning.
rhcagp Erlress at n NJ, for punkIk
Ro~ksnd Passenger 80 p. " from foot of Champ
lvls Sn1eru and Immediate
Way Passenger, nj ~ ~, for Ne~burg AVID Mddetown
MINT Express At sP. NJ for nunkifk spd Buffalo
Enierani asP. ~. for Dunthk and B"halo ard n's-ns
d,es~ s,stious -
Ihcse evrress trains conEec, A kmira with Eirnre
nandr eua Niagara Falls RAILROAD oI NAg-rs rals.
Pnabsnlsn with the syracuse and Bngbatou Railroad TO
cwrsrree Al Corning with Buf~io Corning s-d NeU vprs
railroad for Rochester, At Crest Bond Win Delaware fActs
vrers nj Railroad Tor Scranton luBao
NJ With The Iatc Shore Esiusn, tor gevel>os at Jous1
rsa roler o. Detroit o. eNrc. Al .
49, y, !. E,eALL1s, gvsy sgy1
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

nfAMosDs.-TBE TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY IN.
IL formed that ccnnualy aud have
large suck OF diamond VERY the styles
iagg. FmtBt Of diamonds h.rd seng done Tor
the srsde Diamonds bought for cleb
T. HERgASH 90. as Brrorne sires,
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POLITICAL

NOkknnPOkU BETWEEN COMMIT rkk OF
" Rev York eTchaats ana Goy Floyc OF Virginia
NEW rosk Sept. ~. 1850
the Union u states attached duty by aud
che looks with apprehension and aversion
the organization oil parties on q sectional basis.
IL II important IN opinion that the people should
hear the their brethren from all parts the Union
on the Important Questions ISSUE psciy of
public trusts,
With views wait you for the purpose OF re-
queng address the merchants OF the City OF New
York and the public generally at the Merchants exchange
on lhursday. the I'd day of October next
We have the honor 10 he
Sir, respectfully, your obedtent servants,
MORTIMER LIN lNGsTON, JAMES LEE
JAMES j. s0UTTER, THEoDoRk SEDGWlGk,,
ROYAL. PHEIPS SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON.
i. II. BkOWER, JOsiiuAJ HEhHf,
r.. X ALBURTIS WILSON q. HUNT,
IsA 40 TOWNSEND MOSES TAYLOR,
W. BUTLER DUNCAN, Committee
NEW YoRx HOTEL, Sept %. 1855.
To Nessrs, MORTIMER LIVINGSTON JAS. T. soUrfsR, and
otherr, Committee Ac--4
GssTEsEn-I have received your catering of this
the public generally, on Thursday the I'd OF October
Is gentlemen with unaffected didence that accept this
catering invitation and impeed TO Y alone
by the w1h OF contributing something however feeble.
the support the constitution and the maintenance Of
lie Union
have be, genuemeu with the highest respect
YOUR obedieat servant. JOHN d. FLOYD
PUBLIC MEETING AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
The merchants OF the city OF Rev York and the public gene
the ganizaon OF parties sectional basis are
attend public meeting In front oil the Mer hanis
thursday the I'd OF October AT hall tst three
hear Governor Floyd. Of Virginia on he political
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Y. NJ fof Peeksknl, aid 30 Y. N. The poughk eepse,
tng SDg ard Peek skin NJ the stations Pas
taken II Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty
Trains for kew York leave Troy $50 si5
100 A. ", And 80 p. and Easl Albany al s. 10 and
lJ5 A. N, aud M a. i. SMITH, Superintendent
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