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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

LINDA Or. The Yoang Paot Of The
Belle Cyeole.-This is a new novel. which
will be published by T. B. Peterson, No.
lo2 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. on the
3lat inst. The popular writer, Mrs, Car
oline Lee Henlz, in the author of the
work, which is said to be one of her best
productions. It is published complete. in
on large duodecimo volume, neatly bound
in cloth. for one dollar. or in two volumes
paper cover. for seventy-6ye cents. Cop.
les Of either edition Of the work will be
sent to any one part Of the United States
free ofpostage. on RENTING the price of
the edition they may wish, to the pub
Usher. in letter.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

a MosT iSFaAseg sAysA1g.-A woman
disguised ID tue habiliments VI d man. re-,
Gently married Mis- Lewis. one Of the
bellies Of Syracuse, after a brief court hip
The father had her arrested. when she
confessed the truth. IL IS eniarkable,
however, that the bride never gave an
intimation Of the trick which had been
IpracticeG. aud still clings 70 her woman
husband. insisting that the arrests con-
spifacy against them. They were sllow-
ed 10 meet IN one of the anie-rooms ofthe
police Office. and embraced each other
With the greatest mark Of Affection.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

s.t.faA Es7stE fsi3EF VftzEhAt .affyl,ll
AN ASEoDoTE WITH AN, kPPLIcArIo =. ,
We remember TO have heard OF certain,,
frequen'er ofthe theatres 10 London. who,
became enatnpred ofihe drama, and final
~ concluded to turn author. He aecotd.
ingly wrote play. il. the perfprmspce Of
which q good deal Of tbunder and light I,
ming were necessary upon the method of
making which he had, made 4 vast inn
PIoyement. The manager reyiie we'd the
play, butt was meyer CAST. and % course, =
never performed. Soon after. ouf author,
was At the theatre, when apiece vas, ms Z,
trodtcsd in which the thunder bolts Of !
Jupiter we're freely intsrspersed. when hs
discovered chat the manager had ayaiIsd !,
himself 81 bis new method oil 10 anuiacGur.
ing thunder. He jumped up and nervous,
ly exclaimed: !" All yes, d. Won. Won
wouldn't perform nj play, but you have.
stolen my thnnder." ' s ~ q =
So We think our friend Bolts and Bib.
might say OF the PhiladeIpbis Conyens !.
ton. IL wouldn't nominate them FOR the. 1,
Office, but il has stolen their thhndst. II
s l.ss. ss y So 3. q The tyslEtA
t1S,5 IsfsfF eff,s' ~ E7ssfY has 4e0a fni a.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

Eg- The returns ofthe Commissioners
Of the Revenue show that there are 2246
voters in Harrison county:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

BANK IN CLARKsBuRe.-The Commits
sioners appointed to take the stock for a
branch to be established in Clarksburg.
will meet for that purpose on the FIRST
Monday in June next. The Commission
ers are c. w. Smith. Aaron oCriss. w. P,
Goff, and B. Despard. We hope our cit
izens will subscribe literally. as there can
be no question that the stock will yield a
good dividend. A bank here will be a
great convenience to our business men,.
and add,no little to the business of our
place. sa 'Ai re- lai es7e "a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

re- The weather is very pleasant.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

R Gode5's Lady Book for June is
received, and embraces a number of fine
engrayings. and q choice collection of lit
erary articles.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

BLoopy DuEL.-We learn that, on Sat.
.urday last.sa duel was fought on the liug
OF North and South Carolina, between
Or. wilkins and Mr.. Flanner. commits
sion merchant, both of Wilmington. North
Carolina. On the FIRST fire. the ball OF
the latter cut. off. part of the Doctors
ear the second fire put his ball, through
the Doctor's hat. Nothing daunted. The
latter colly remarked that his hat was a
new one,--and desired that Il should not
be aimed at. The seconds here inter.
posed, aud used their best endeayors to
reconcile the difficulty. but without sue
cess, The comhatants then resumed ;,
when the Inflated, Doctor was killed at
The 6rst fire. The quarrel originated on
pohhesl grounds.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

~ An the worlds a stage.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

What then, IL the greatoissu in the
coming cG,lsass2lq II is a, fact apparent
To all. conceded by ALL that the great bat.'
4ls is TO he9ought between constitutional
conservatism and the most uheonstitution.
al fanaticistn.p 1t ITO determine whether
cor Union shall be- preserved upon the
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T. | x T. s .

FIRE IN FIFTY FIRST sTREET-FiVE FRAME Dwell
LISGs DESTROYED.
About o'clock yesterday morning fre broke out
in the frame workshop owned and occupied by Alex
sId.r Chapman located in the rear OF his two-s'ory
fame dwelling in Fifty street, nesr the Ninth
avenue The tlsmes spread with great rapldity, aud
soon extended to the DIVE mg aud ,hence TO range of
four-story. dwellings scjoulng. The tfem were
builor re were all destroyed excepting small portion
of the two at the extreme end Of the row.
The following the names Of the occupants. with
their ossee and insurance. as near as we could a'csr
tain: The chop and dwelling where the fire CON-
nenced was owned occupies jointly by Mr.. Chap
man and MIR. Barr The renr building was occupied
BY Mr.. Barr Us a weaving shop, ard Mr Chapman as
a manufactory Of ruehe for miiners. Mr. Z. hes an
insurance. ON build Of $500 in the Mercantile tnsu-
rance Comp y, and Mr. b. of e4Oo in the Pacific In
surance Company.
The aoioipil house was owned and occupied by
Sabastani Shse fer. Insured on building $3.50 in the
Lafarge Insurance Company.
Peer Schry er owned and occupied the next house.
H. is il $3.50 in the Lafarge in-uan ~ Company
The next house was occupied by John Fake. ln-
su.d for $500 in the Stuyvesant Insurance Company
John Hoargt owned aud occupi. the mex building,
on Which be Las an of $500 the Stuyvesaut
Insurance Company. The parties above named sue.
.ded in saving, though in a somewhat damaged
state the greater part OF their household furDitdre
Mr. Chapman's L.ss on stock is about $500. Mr..
Bar lost a weaving macbise valued at 5000 TIE
origin of the fire is at prssen unknown but the matter
Will be thoroughly Investigated
FIRE IN EAST FIFTEENTH STREET.
Between IL ana O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in shed in the rear of No ils East Fiji
tenth street used for the storage of charcoal by A.
ScLiipg, a dealer in the article. Loss about 500.
The shed and contents were totally destroyed
FIRE AVENUE A.
About o'clock Yesterday mcrDing FIRE broke out
in the refining dstilery Of A. Scniing, No. 224 Ave.
me A, DESTROYING she'd machinery aud stock to the
smouIt of $4,000. The property was insured for
81, 500 in the LenOx Insurance Company. Toe origin
of the fire Is unknown.
FIRE ROSE STREET.
Last right about 10 O'Clock a fire broke out in the
edice known as the Quaker Ne eiog-h house, in Rose
street n. ar Pearl The fire originated in the roof and
was caused, doubtless, by fireworks. The eiifce Was
party destroyed. The house bss been unoccupied q
place Of worship siI &c 1st June ult, tie property
having been purchased by Gas Devlin
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DIABOLiCAL ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

On Wednesday afternoon Ms. Price 9 widow wo-
man. re- idpg at No. 50 King street, was called UPON
nv two men who themselves rs beng law
ard il uced her TO witt the office OF s!swyer IN
Canal street for the purpoee of executing 50 ne papers
which would enttle her 10 receive about =, 900,
which had been lit 10 her By her husband, who re-
cent?, died in California. The lawyers soon after re-
TUNED with MIS- Price TO the house, and in the
course Of the afternoon left taking with them the pa
persi question. On their way 1own tom they called
upon physician and informed Inn that "oman was
lying v, ~ III a, the above number and required his ~
st'ance. Previous 10 this however, s'ine persons o.
cupyipg portion Of tie house heard groans proceed
irg from the Of Mrs Price, and on entering dis
co'ped Ter suffering gre.ily from some drug winch
lad been adm Mustered to her. On the table beside
her lay quantity Of arsenic and lsudsnum The ply.
tciar, Dr. Storms, soon after arrived and administered
sme nt ccnt; after which he called in DIR. Lemon OF
No Krg street, coloied physician, and this msn
called in DIR. U. Lucander Of No ll6 Spring street,
who administered an emetic which removed large
quantity Of poison. Mrs. Price remained very
sick during the night and the following morning
the neighbors becoming alarmed called in Dr. Guido
Fpiman of No. 4ss Hudsonstreet, who has the pstien
low pnd.r his care. Mrs Price, though suffering sp-
parety much lees pan than usual unable Tn epesk
and consequently the facts OF the case c'ua not be
obtained fiom her. Capt Turnbull Of the Eighth
Ward Police, was Engaged yesterday in enieavoring
10 find the two men who represented themselves as
l,wyers, but, up to last evening had not succeeded
There is little doubt but that poison was administered
to the won an by these two and that the act was
committed for the purpose of causing her death, by
which they expected TO obtain ssession of the ooo
Corner Conpery has the in hand and intends TAX
irg the ante mortem examination of Mrs.. Price,
should she recover sufficiently to speak Shes sens
bic but spe. CHESS and by signs has intinated that
poson was administered To her. The substance thro Tn
from her stomach has also been found to be poisonous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
MEETING OF SEAMEN.

large meeting Of seamen aud friends Of seamen
was held last evening at the Shakespeare Hotel, to
take measures for petoning Congress to give extra
nav 10 u hose sailors who served in the Gulf squad
ron during the Mexican war. band Of music was in
attendance.
On motion Of JAMES w. HALE the following gentle.
mep were elected officers Of the meeting: WAXING
TON A. BARTLETT, President; Welcome Il. Beebe,
George +. Nesbitt, A. Nichoss, +. II: UPTON, Capt;
VIM ID Hale, Secretaries.
NJ j. w. HALE offered resolutions requesting Con-
grtss to grant tn tie Ocers seamen ard marines VINO
served in the Gulf of Mexico during the Mexican war
the same amount of extra pay as has already been
granted by CoDSr to those who served on the Coast
of California in that war.
Capt. JAS NJ. Turner seconded the resolutions,
and urged the claims of the petitioners with much
spirit Remarks were also made by John Lawrence,
boatswains mate; Mr.. Killing, sailor ana soldier;
Chss. Simpson, late cooper on the sloopo. war A!oa-
ny; Mr. Denny and Mr.. j. w. Hale. The meeting
the adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

RHODE IsLASp.-Tbs @, neral Assembly Of Rhode
Ll-nd sojourned on Saturday, having hoisb~d the
ment for The year. tl4
The General Assembly adopted the resolutions Of
smelcment 70 the Cousituion sbol.hng the rrp itry
tax, suh.rizing the General Assembly TO 'mose pou
tsX, and fxng tho Per diem Of the members Of ihe
General Ass.p bly, st Two dolsr Tos fourth. r-qair-
ing r.sid. nee in the County If tw.n yes" -
Qualification for suffrage, we rejected The tesoiw ~n'
a., Z. . Sec nd time viii ~ submitted u The eeople
Or the Gay Of TIE Pres Initial election, and opted
b, vo+ of three. fifth, vii become pTt % tue Con-
s'ii2'ion Of the Saie.
tn. o.t import ant act Of the General Assembly 20,
N. rl-c ion Of q Chief Justice Of 'be Sapr-me Court.
Mr. Ames, who has ben chosen ~ rbis sssh sod
r.,ynn,ibl. rsiop, Of the foremost y sysfs not
OILY OF ths s. ate but Of the county; and fqt .esn-
my, for ttnde and for high character - qusned :"
ado'p an1 dignity th. stallion. .
The Ser atoIial election Vas postponed IN caucss 20
January, With al W de.sfsncing that q D"innar~
,hop'd be made Oh the frs: Weanesdsy OF the seso'r
and that il should be binding. lPfo" Svsfs~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCA-
TION

regular meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward Republ-
can Association held last evening at the corner Of
SlIte. nth street and Eighth avenue LUNAS SHEER.
WOOD, the President, occupied the chair. The meet
ing was well attended and thoroughly enthusiastic.
Hf. SHERWOOD gave an account of the proceedings at
the Phad+lpbis Convention, and his remarks met
with the mort cordial responses.
Mr.. j. ii. DUsEELL offered a resolution ndOrsing
The platform ana the candidates; it was passed by
exclamation.
The regular business of the Association was trans
cted, and after few short speeches from MEN,
bers the meeting adjourned with three cheers for
Fremont ard Dayton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

SEVENTEENTH WARD Fremont CLUB.-Tnis Club
net On Wednesday evening, and completed their
organization. THOMAS LITTLE No. 10 East evenlh
street, was elected President, and THOMAS DOYLE,
n D., ard VIM A. SMALLEY, Secretaries. Their
numbers have 10 increased as TO render necessary
to reject lager place to hold their Exc ;u.ive Com
ittee ettir ~, ard calls made for pub
Tic MEETING, 10 be held in various paris of the Wsrd
II il ,tated that the Germans Of thus Ward, with Dr.
BRUEsISGHAUsES at their head are 10 favor OF Ere
mont and DAYTON.
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ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.

Ameetng of the Club was held last evening, at No.
p Avenue d, Mr.. E. C. Cook in the chair. After the
admission of new members, the Rev. Mr.. LOCKWOOD,
one of the ear settlers of Kansas invited to adj
dress the N. etipg The SPEAKER gave an interesting
account of the condition Of that Territory previous to
tie recs mt troubles there; as also description OF
come Of the string scenes which be bimeef had WIT
messed. He inv.ighed against the tmidiy of many
clergyman in to saying anything in their pull
pits on the tuhect of Slavery and closed with glow
ing eulogum on Col Fremont.
Mr.. SPARROW and Others ALEC addressed the meeting
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Unan 8rfamfrs, &f.

L>OR CHARLESTON and FI,ORIDA.-SEMf-
i WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. - The
new ma; s.. sOpg Steamship MAS WILLIE Con
snodcre Berry VIII leave Pier No. NOrh RIVER sun
DAY, July g. at ocosh m precisely For feisht sppl,
board where al bn. OF l.din will signed aud for pas
Be.dwsy C.nn PASSAGE rs The 'Psadd Steamship JAS
The fsyore Steamer CABOLlnA having RESUMED Der esular
Gips 10 VARIOUS the Fl Johns RIVER orlsa sol
with Steamer. from New ork Leaving Charlsst IN
every TUESDAY, .2 O'Clock Through Tte. 20 Jack
spLvll$, &31; Plstbs, eS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
TWENTY-FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO
CATION.

A spirited meeting Of this Association was held on
W, d. esday evening at No. 372 Fourth avenue. joan
LALoR, President pro tenn E. II. Fetcbet Secre-
tary. Col E. l.. Snow addressed the meeting at con-
siderable length and in eloquent strain. In the
course of biz remarks he said that heretofore he had
acted with the su-caled Democratic party, but be
loved Freedom too we'll to fellow the platform they
lad adopted. He expressed bi. determination to la.
Dor with all his might IN hs campaign and he had no
6oub's but that the Republican party would be sue
ssful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

CouRr OF APPEALS, July 2.-EYEsigG Session.
Ne e5- Tiffany sst Peek; argued; NJ Hill u for appellants
W,uei kof1n Tor respondent. No 25-wuls-ns ast Ssx
SsI dsord for aepe Chsr's RAppNlo fr respondent
No :94 People Gsa put CsleGdar srd srsled bso
jsun r. appellant; O. Dean for responded" No.
9-Sruch of - n,
JuLy NO n-Oldf.ld sst- New.yo'h sad Harlem hs..
al Cor pAI a,uei Cherries saodfmd Er appellants;
N. nil. Tor rs.potderr No 2t-Kniit a. wisos; ~
rueo Hast prs appellant; T. A. Hoohrs q repo dcn
Nos H. Sc. II, ~ 10, g. l6, IA, 2ss-submit'ed MOI TO-
5r-Suuek "a ,,, =,
pEcIsIoxs-Fielden sgt Lsheus-App.sl dismissed Das
rsrd sgt W.ltse and gait ss' Web ree-App-a dis
uiss. col diuorsy Cert obi ,uro'd. wi h'1t day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
TIE TENEMENT COMMITTEE.

The T. pemert Committee, together with the heafh
Committees Of The Common Council, &. DowsiSd,
ard tw, or three Of ,he Health "ard-~, Yesterday
Travelled through the Elev NJ, aud Thirteenth wards
on Their weekly cxpl"rcg expedition.
Tie Comri.tee frst visited Nos. ; ard Hes'er
,,,,et. triangular b1ilding ut the lnct,pn II Divi-
sop and Hester suse.r called Poir. l-ah.l; and N3s
10 aid ~ dgs sweet oil Of st"b s'e t'D''s' IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

FRrxosr AND DAYTON MEErIsG.-A large meet,
ipg If those in favor Of Fremont aud Dayton was held
a; Park Hall on Wednesdsy evening. james .. nut
ton eso.. p.eriled. The Vice Presidents Were, WIN.
/. Taylor, VIM. II. Talcot., from the First Ward OF
jersey City; VIM. A. TovIsend and j. q. Edge OF
The i. cord Ward Selah Hin and VIM. .. Davis Of
the Tlhd Ward, and Seneca Alg'r and 4. II. Trsphs-
S.xk;,k. Hohokep. A. Mount and j. A. Van Boz
k.rck; bergen, jasper Garretson Uliah Alec; North
Bergen, Dspnng Dner There were nve Secretaries
sppomtsd. The object Of the meeting was stated by
Asx II Wslhs, .,a., after which Dn ,ley ). Greg ry,
or Of The de+g to the Philadelphia Convention,
sddref,ed the IL. citing He wa. followed by y. d.
Wshsmap, esq, and Robert Giebrkt, jr., who spoke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CrRcvIr-JuLY 5.

WHAT WAS DONE AT The JUNE TERN
The annexed data show the amount of business dis
patched at tie June Circuit held by Judge ossvet
The number of disposed Of is about the average
il this Court and may be advant4geously compared,
by lovers otreform and energy, with Judge Dsviess
work in May, as ,howu by table published in The
TRIBUNE a month ago:
TiiAs (by jury u, by the Court ............. ie
quests
plants dismissed.
ro,1 Observation-Disclosures, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

PiRsosAL-Psul Stillmsn, esq recently returned
from Mexico suffered amput,tion Of the right foot
yesterday, in consequence of Injuries received from
w.anrg a tight boot, aggravated and promoted BY
want Of proper attention oral counsel during the recent
sjeaes OF Puebla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

CUPREME COURT-Niasara County. TO
a ,vs 10 IL. mpIsin, Of GLlZAeETH sAOE, Plaintiff,
Who ssrs BY be, au.sdAn, MILTON SEAMAN. sheo com
6l.d the the Cerk Of Na&>rA County
the 39d Juno copy Of your snsvC
service hereof .,cu.ve OF the Of sse Ao4 you ~
the con- plant afssa The tai WI apply 70
June -, 1850. NJ vaMAN, 49,
Guardian and Attorney FIR PIan'iG
MiddlepoYt Hiss,rs County r. T. ts2s lss6w Sat.
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CuPRFME COuRT-.CHESTER briggs

- sssipst JOSE NJ sARAvIA.-Saomons for 9 money de-
maDd To the DefendsLt: foo are hereey .nm
required the complaint In this action
Of ~bch copy herewith seved upon yoa and to serve
cory the said complaint an the sucnbe
hs o. ee No q Wall street. IN the Cry OF Now'forh, within
tw.nR dsys after the service her'o exclusive Of tho Gay
such sfTce; and You fail 10 answer tho sail complaint
yu e aforesaid he plaintiff In this action VII take
assis, for The Of seven ponsnd foar han
died srd en- with Dts' three thousand six hun
dsd ard hfty dollars parcel thereof from the I'D day u Janu
ary 1854 interest from the second day Of February one
tuLsr.d AID fry foa thre- thousand eight
bupdrd do1, thereof sidss the coat o. this acon
Dated Nsw.Yorh 24th May, 1856 j. BALEsTlER,
Plaintiff . Attora
you will tale Lo,ice that The complaint IN thu summon.
mentioned was fled in the Office Of the CLERK Of tho City and
County OF New orb Oh the 18th day n Iune, 1856
je2l 1aw6wS J. N BALEsIibh, PIN sAuy.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPYICE-JuLy 3
Refore Co Dmissorer BErTs

An examination IN the case of Bridget Hamilton
was had tosy She charged by John Ferguson With
the 26h Of last June Opened letter directed to one
Al F,rtuson, with design to pry oto hst Lusoess aud
The ettex had through the Post Office, snd
IL tie hands Of the carrier o. the time.
1t appearing the examination that the defendant
able write that hs thousht the letsr be for her
self and thar shortly after she 70 tho
anat requesting HIM TO read for her. she discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
DEDUcED PRICES, JULY So. g. MAIL

IL LINZ Poueds Baggage Fesj 10 oc9h pes IoAnd
esuesa-Poa bouss fom " ocean Fansn. hInosa
rh,o.sh for Cslikurna Psnains hsirosd- United
stst~s Mail Steamship Line will dispatch for Aspnw~ "a
SATURDAY July at O'Clock 0. M precisely, nom Pm
Go suep- North River, the we'll knvvn and lat steam
a., ILLINOIS Capt Bosss u. g. u.
Pass~p,r Male vii he forw sded ~ fansus hayosd
and copr~o, pansns with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pspy. ms snifcen, steauship SONORA, Whttps CON
mapner ~bch viii In readress ard leave SmDe uatey
g, s.n sranei.co
The puhlr ar. informed that tie NJ Co awsJs have
ONE O, MORF EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama sesfy
a., 10 possible dete stioL Of nsA
Fer r.s.ase spriy 70 W RAYMOND, .. the only Once af
toe III Wes:st, WsrIeDs NEW YORK
20 Asppw al 70 cents cubic foot ~ ono and
saif csps per pourd prepaid and freight reos'ved afe
" O'clock ON the dxs q calling
nor BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY
i United sta,ss NAB Steamship HEaMANN. r. His,iIs.
ANTON TO lard the msi,s and passe uHeIs for En-
and and FrsDce, SATURDAY, July IL. .. IL O'CLOCK NJ
hon P'e No 81, North River
PRICE PASSAGE PROM sEw-SohE 70 sorvhhSTroS -
In F,rr G abm Ssin Saloon.
In First CABIN, Lower Saloon.
an experienced Surgeon attached 20 each steamer spec,s
delivered In Lodo No parcels received on the DAY
y .eps All letters pass through the Post OhcA Sor
PASSAGE ., Ereisht Apply TO c. II. SAND. Agent
No. II South Wilhxm-st
rb. steamer WASHINGTON will succeed the Hermann
.ad sail Apgust9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
NENJER.SEY ITEMS.

FOURTH OF JuLY-In Jersey City to-day the bells
Of the churches will be rung, salu.es will be fred At
sunrise, noon and sunset. The Continental Guard,
Capt. Sand.rson, will parade at o'clock, and the
Montgomery Guard Capt Farrell, al O'Clock IN the
mo,nrg. There will BE- display Of fireworks N the
evening in vsn Worst square. In Hoboken nothing
tspecial viii, be done.