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CANrAIcS PERSONALITIES SINKING DEEPER INTO
THE MuD-Thcre was Fillmore meeting at Rah-
way, New Jersey, on Wednesday The principal
speakers were David PAU Brown. o. Phadel-
phia. and Commodore Stockton. Mr.. Brown has
always borne the reputation Of gentleman. an
accomplished and eloquent plesder, and an able
lawyer II il surprising, then, that be should
have % far disgaced himself as 70 aasal Tie cha
racter Of Colonel Fremont's mother. who has
been many years in her grave. Such things oaiy
show The desperate shifts TO which the opposition
i rcdUed to make out case against Colonel
Fremont, end they also prove how frightened
they are at rfemonts brilliant prospects. Com
nios.oie ssseAsoa, - . gentleman, soldier and
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L TIE 5 IT NE VS.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEiEGRAPHS.
important from Albany.

Important from Albany.
THE SUPREME COURT IN sTATU QUO-sU6DEN AD-
JoukNMEST-coNsTERNATIo AMONG THE LAW
YERs-PUBLIC PRINTING FOR THE LEGISLATURE
SHARP FIGURING IN THE PROPOSALS, ETC.
Albany, Sept. 1, 1856.
The regular OF the Supreme Court commenced its
sittngs in this city few days SINCE. The full bench
consisted Of Harris (whig, Gould (know Nothipg aud
Watson (democrat. Tns morning, after the opendiug,
Judge Harris stated tha consequence of The present
constitution OF the Court seemed to him Improbable in
view s,re, Justice sultors, that justice could be
fairly administered He regretted the necessity Of ad
ournng the Court felt confident that attorneys and
clients who had causes pending, would have no rea
son 10 regret the delay the adjudication Ct their
for short period Heitheresore adjou' ned the term
until the early pert Of October Judge Gould, il Is IN
dersood co!ncided with Judge Harris and the adjourn
ment took pae accordingly Judge Watson was on the
bench VI his associates aud, It ia reported not
consulted in the matter Previous TO this notice being
given. messenger despatched to Judge Wright in
Sullivan county, requesting his attendance; but as bis
honor confined mis- bed in consequence Of severe Ill
ness he could attend. Had he been 10 health the
term would have continued. This is tee first instance
within recollection that term Of the Supreme Court
has been adjourned at such an early stage when full
bench present TIE power Of the Legislature will DC
invoked, when the public viii be made acquainted with
the real scts in this extraordinary case Whether the
issuing OF habess CORPUS by Judge Watson, citing
prisoner under punishment 70 appear before him. upon
application for reles had any bearing upon the matter
We Iot advised.
The proposition, invited by the State officers, asking
printers perform the legislative printing, opened
day ,nce. Tie figuring has been extremely low
and very sharp. The principle competitors Joel Nun
SELL the publisher Of the Know Nohing Salesman, ana
Jares johnson, formerly OF the Argus so anxious
were there comp ,iiors Job that OF them
tually stipulated 70 perform portion Of the work for
no,hpg. Asyei, the award has no, been made public
though there be doubt but Nessrs Comptroller
Burrows and secretary HeaaIey viii give the contract TO
heir FILLMORE iends there is any reasonable pre,sx,
fcY no doing
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ANOTHER GLoRrous RECEPTION ~ PRErARA-
rToS.--We see by some Of our contemporaries tina,
another grand ovation is being prepared by dis-
tiDgushed tuft hunters In Wall street. which, Il
is expected, will entirely outshine all previous
outbursts in the same direction. not forgetting
the famous reception Of Diclsens-the still more
famous one for Fanny EIssler-the far more
glorious demonstration which Barnum got up for
Jenny LiDd--or the still more wonderful. eva
nescent pageant which greeted the arrival Of Kos
suth. We have received lords and princes.
dancers and vocalists, Mtaoteus and politicians
from Europe, but have never yet extended our
hospitslities to the man who controls them all
the man with the money bags-a banker, a
patriot and philanthropst. We see that com
mittee has already been nominated down town to
make arrangements for the reception in a proper
manner Of the wcll-known banker and erually
vell-known gentleman yclept George Peabody
Esq. Now. Mr. Peabody deserves a warm re-
coption at cur band Tor The last twenty year.
he Las been entertaining every stray American IN
London. dining them and wining them. feeding
them at i,ichmond Hall, and making bis lest
spec, besio them. lie should have a. embarrassing
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IosA
WIN BE- from the shove that the Subscription
book the LslAads appeared 10 be stockholders merely
10 the smoDt u eli 800 sxth OF the whole part
Bu then cnne The transfer Of stock, which gave the
business quite asother appearance. Mr. Boyd aud Mr.
Mealey who ngsre IN The list stockholders Of 1850
shares sach transfer iqb shares each the 2eth Feb
ruary, 1855 70 Mr. Clark father inlav 70 Charles Le
land, retaining. respectively but 1--WE shares 1850
worth jt enough 70 render them eligible directors
In which csVscity they have since aaured. Mr. Dean,
who ngurea the shove list holder OF $50 shares
red the 23d OF October, 1885, 70 Mr. MITCHELL Of
Wall street. 600 sbares 70 Mr.. Char LAAnd $50 shares
Mr.. Warren Leland 2sI shares and 10 Mr.. Simeon ie
land 233 sharcsor In all, l3co shares 1--WE cannot
plain this naccuraey) 90 that on these Transfers being
perfected tie whole OF the concern, with the exception OF
persons
A. Clark fsther,in-law Of Mr. Charles Islsrs, and
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Massachusetts, PoIisscs.

BosTov, Sept 4, 1856
The President OF the Fremont American SaAs Council
hss issued call FOR conversation At Worcester on the
10th instant on The ground thai Mr. Johnston the North
American candidate for the Vice Presidency has given
notice that he shall decline. This Ia the same day and
place the meeting Of the Republican Convention, and
also Of the anti Gardner and Fremont Americans A
lively tine may be anticipated.
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Mails for the Pacific.

WEE VIEW YORK HERALD-CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
rne United s.aies n;an steamship Illinois, Captain
Doggs, viii leave this post this Afternoon, ~ .wo
s'afock. fer AspinUsl
no mails for California and ether parts Of the Pacific
yin aiose at o'clock.
Yhe INV YoRs WISELY EKsALp-CaLforn:a edition
ssssanirg he latest irelgerce from ali parts Of the
world viii be published ST eleven o'clock in the morning
nnsie copies n wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpenoe
Agesx vii please send their orders early pos
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From the south-rhc Late storm.

BAiThnRE, Sept Z 1855
The late storm prevailed heavily at Charleston and
yannah but serious marine disasters have been
reyor,ed Copsde able damage was done to the ra
roacs by the rain
A North Carolina railroad bridge gave way, carrying
down locomotive and portion OF the train attached
ton Five persons including the engineer AMI fireman,
are reported killed.
There we're three deaths by yel fever Charleston
m ond
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New Hampshire Democratic state Com
yenffon.

OoNcoRp, n H., Sept Z, 1885.
One Of the largest delegate assembled
IN New Hampshire convened In this city 70 day, for the
purpose Of making nominations for the Presidential
STATE elections. Danl Marcy OF Portsmouth; jonathan
T. ch1e, Of Conway; Horace Chase Of HopkDton David
Bsnum Of vspoe, and Eeszer Martin, Of waipole,
nominated Presidential electors. Hon. Jno. 8. Walls
renomipaedb By reclamation candidate Governor
and Mark Noble FOR Railroad Commissioner. Tomorrow
meeting win be held here, 70 rstfy the nomina
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1855.

reception as that given to Lafayette. Ger
tainly be is entitled to more than Dickens,
EIssler Lord Carlisle, Kossuth, or any OF the
other European celebrities that have visited us.
Let us give Peabody as fine reception as we
gave Lafayette. Lafayette spent money, courage,
brains and intelligence in the of this coan-
try, and his devotion was properly acknowledged.
Peabody has likewise given all he had--good
dinners, dull speeches and patriotic toasts.
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MONTPELIER, ", Sept. 4, 1856.
The general result Of State election j. about the
same A. published on Wednesday morning Fletchsr's
majority for Governor in hundred tosns is over
twelve iboussnd and the hundred and thirty towns
not ye, foly repo ted win increase to about twenty
thousand. Tho three republican Congressman have from
three 10 thousand majority The republicans have
carried the state Senate entire and the House Is about
nipe en- tycptatps repubfcao
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Commencement at brown University.

PROVIDENCE 2 l., Sept 4, 1865.
The following honorary degrees conferred by the
Brown u ivtrsi,y TO day
MsTT OF AkTs-Prof Edward c. Roynton, Of the Uni
versiy of Mississippi Rev. Joseph b Breed, of woon-
socket and William Binney, Esq, Of this city.
DocToR OF DIvxITY-Rev. Samt Ell W. $. Duton, of New
Haven Prof. A!vah Hovey, OF the Newton Theological In
sttu,iog. and Rev George NJ. Randall, of Boston.
DocT6R Or LAws-John Kiagsbury, Esq Of this city.
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Fire a. Menehcsscr. v. II.

MANCHESTER, n H., SEPT ! 1856.
Gre broke out here last night o. Lowell and Concord
streets destroy rig four stables and several dwellings. 70;
getner with Meodeon Han. Vim. Ituen r. ?. Ofall,
and Alrt Gus Gay the prime pal soherer, Loss,
SIh00Q
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Odd Fellows Celebration at pittsburg.

PITrsBtRG, scot. 1856
There grand procession here to-day OF Odd Eel
lows, TO lay the corner stone for the!r new saH
large number Of Old Fellows from the neigh5oriug
towns participated 10 the ceremonies. Addresses in
English and German delivered by o. II. Ripley,
Eq. and Rev Mr. hWedshoussen.
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a sailor, of course did not follow in Mr. Browns
track. He, however, made foolish speech, as
he knows nothing of politics. He should coniine
himsef to naval matters, where he is au fat
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News from Kansas.

ST. LOTS sept. A. 1885,
Our dates from Kanias the 29lh ult Fifteen
hundred men, under Gen. Atehson were preparing to
attack Lawrence tie lst inst The State force is
estimated at niteen hundred I, two thousand men
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HoNtspAtk, IN, sept. Z, 1853
Ire republicans held large meeting ia thi,
ace this afternoon Addresses were delivered by Ge,
ianc -. ~ Wisconsin. and Hon. Henry n Stanton. 81
seneas fNis, New fork,
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Nww ORLEANS, Sept 4 1900
The rteamship Daniel Webster which sailed from this
port for New York lev days ce in dis
trees, having encountered hurricane which she lost
her warehouses.
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august hsvipg besa In existence about two years ".
7h, scn his seepgs on the n ha fol-
,own manner We give his own vords a. near Al
NAV he
IN he rnornng OF il, caviug I'M (says Nr Taomo-
sonl ramc down to nv SfHec al. ctsd nv r.
,icL hesd.cte Ahout N o'scck one Of nv cierksr
.ame IN "rd said that he hal vot $1,000 Of Valley
wenI r,phf nut and sent npa cie'k u the
rspa ny, vi 90 enc =, ,na Jal,nas mi ascss
tain What The matter vas he came back "a, ing "that
M n. ol the Glands were 10 be eund,hat they ali
o. wp town some here" A. c'cocs, tie usual time
came rear me Alta O'Clock went 90 70 the U trupolitan
Hu,el ard found Warren there. sill t. wa--e, what
does Il near Yp on spid he with an air ndfsr-
epce se have let il Co. (mesniuz ,nat they ha fur
th.r interest in n): sec nere walk into tho private
YOU go, p, sad he sald l. . have got s.a.O00."
He expreset surprsa but seemed perfectly a. rent.
sa,d J. What are you going 70 do YOU going pay
me for il ~ !. No said he csnnotn q Well want
some s,on,i,v y, ~ came give ,ou any 6. cari,y,
saii Ieaid Won ,anrti gct rid at receening his mo
nex yo bax, pot "a r.,. n Il do ~ said ne what
Ion, n 80 az e.. so, =. ! a vn,h m asseron ~ yhy
said / ,snnbnc ouinion wiA - oraueh, t, near upon
van Won csnns, rare NJ vote trucks lad .iu avayn
awby . AID no IL 1coo,s,, ,sa caunot: we are worth
s3tC tto Ne we're worth 500 tJO ear ago When we
frst ven, ~ h - - j .-;b sIoo Goa hut we
met ann some losses th,s ,ear1 asked him was the
bo,l furniture moT,para, s SAIL he .sSet a dolar.n
"Hox much do you owe M fa,d Less tnan $50 900
usde Of The Valley ra,k u oo,as are ia there Said
~ land il L pposs, ~ 81 l,raye ~ v, opni on
sra ou must know 80 Sati Le Are yoa goag n N IKE
ny about II up?" Said ~ Rave go. 10
make p.ise about ii II then used som, angry cx-
lret sion: hu, a change OF te.,ipg came over him.
- o ~ ',n w ~ ,ai ysu s saie me
Nex day simeon old GENE q: Igor r. - James,
intimate fnd Ct bs, % ano talk with hin; he did
TO- Su ee ss ne on ~ -, us ne e9a mage sns
arTL ,pt.rylew wih warren eG! ali rcsa'ed in tho
a,aco "a iro1 INST b,y xp u gaiag to a. fi,h. 8,
me- or ia nntbc opnion Af!er f,dr DAYS gentleman
rom vernon, came IN Hs "a d ho nsd os. GENE from
,ha where he M, con ersAtion with War
rem sht =, he valley tans Warren AGED him wsat
mor'r cad H inE ilm thar they talked good deal
RI, ~. matter Wa.T.n gsia Oh il VIII all die
3,ts y NJ Tpcp
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nR. RAI.PHs 0fFICE HoURs-e no u A. r.. 6 70
~ n Sundays szespsA slsHeastnn q, Weosser
DR. WARDS UNFoRTUNATya rRIBND AND OrHRR
more certain than anything sss fhe sisssd who wouli
obtain permanent and greedy cure Mould come mneda.sy
10 me. am saving hunere4a monhly. Omoe - Arranget
that patient. do DOT mssk Quik and escsuAl medical al
rendered Ny unferneses snd and ctsr remsalea enrs
honIa Once Canal street one east Of lo Broadway
Pr rec 81. guaranteed Ny nvteoredng remedies to
roughly restore the oonstuaou when weakened by exass
DRIvATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CONsULfX-
i tons ITO the disappointed and An Who would WAh TIE
Duane street. The last years practising Al hs present
cresy From BIZ great hospital experience and cna s de-
voted investigating ne causos wen The treatment
rosop happy to inform ali those who may havs susrsd
ire the mpoeions Of quacks that IN him Al )east sv cs
and % proof Of bs sincerity he refers n M dSoma
bis office with other high esimoss as memAer az the
Upiversiy oi the city OF New York Charges modersae
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A NEW BOOK. THR MARRIAGE GUIDE, or FAMILY
"A Medical and Physiological Instructor, specially r he mao
q the married and hose Abcrt q bv Dr. Hsck
colored Plates ?tics D. Pubahed By r. W hfROR6 No g
rssau street Who VII o.wssd ~ mall fee On receipt
most extraordinary book ever resd go Oss stus whh
The peculiar tone o. dsicacy and morality which psrva1ss
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sEGARS.

CEGARs-CAsH PURCHASERS OF BEG AIRS CAN OBJ
- tain bargains snd have selection from stock OF very
million segare. ecnas ting OF imported Havana, damea
ind German almost every size; Operas low S.
German Nofrnas, as low ae s3 20.
Q. CdEEKs, No. 81 Broadway, up stairs.
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NANCRR CAN BE CURED DIR. THOMPSON WILL
~ warrant sure, without ne no Of he knife IN svsy
and diseases Of ne skin Cures warranted One q
BROADWAY. OF
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kTONISHING TO ALI.-MADAME MORROW THE
"A seventh daughter, has natural git % ten past present
and future events and all tho OF life the
thou hs and Will speedy marriages and show The Ike
OF The intended husbands and ebeoL friends and VIII
bring together those VINO separated who Will enjoy the
happiness Of matrimonial bliss All who wsn good
luck may ca relief comfort Thousands have
pressed cir belief that che the most wonderful aSrooxs
In The wod that has been known though she prac
uses rothng what reconcleable 70 philosophers No
charge not sashed 76 street, between Cannon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
fNLA1RvOYANCE MRS. SEYMOUR, THE MOST sue
~ cessfu medical and business cairvoyan america ITO
q ring street few Of BroadwT. Ama bson
chis liver and ktnepbn oaints piles and fever aud
In their vaSa n curable and no pay asked une~
you are satisfied.
M BRUCE HAS RETURNED TO the cry FOR A
M short time and 81, who wish 10 consult her can al - her
cd Office 90 Cara street. door sstof Broadssy up IRIS
third floor. BIN. Bruce can be oonsu I'd wiz on love-
love matches &c.
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X. VIZ DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB.
Nc to following letter from JephA GARDINER, Of Dres
den, Tenn; That s public may know who Mr. GARDINER
refer all who Will favor with cal
sir sx of the most promuent men In Dresden Let All who
wh to learn more q this seas cure call 1t cce
will name one hundred and ctzcna Of dresden
December q, ls55. December 81. 1855.
JxrrgA GARDYSIEa.
eevere Fal-1njury 70 the Knee PanEncruciaug Pains
Timely Arival-Successful Efficacy Of Railways Ready
Relief.
DRrspEE, WEAKLY CouSrv renn Dec ST. 1856
Jepha Gardiner, Of the above place. do publish that for
have been afflicted with Rheumatism and ON the
evening OF December &C. 1855, while walking my yard
fell with great violence the brung the pan very
badly further certify that the above day Mr.. John
beredicf travelling agent OF Railway Co., arrived at this
place and hearing If my heavy s and tho terrible complaint
uat smc ed me recommended to apply RadwAy's Ready
Eeef which DID, and ia short time the pain ceased
tie .welpg Ahaed and am now abe 70 walk without the
edis hut found relief In Of extreme pain Rad
any doubts oi certacse, them Gall on me
nj residence write 70 at Dresden, Tenn and win
give them fu inform alton. JEPTBA GARDINER.
Fer years MI GARDINER has suffered Inc orturng pains Of
yheu maim; be unable " walk without the hello Of
ect. 2eh Of December he Hrat tried tho Relief
3ls he cord walk without aid and free
Let ali VITO are crippled or hedrdden think Of hs.
r. H. ohice Sz Fulton street stairs, opposite St. Pauls
chuc N Y ONCE hours for consultation medical i'd,
RAILWAY co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK sUPREME COURT, IN EQUrrY.-CHARLEs
IN Lent against Marin Waecher Margaret hs wife Ann
hichards0D, Jane Graham, Robert Marpka Summons 10
relief Com mot servet To Martin waechter and Nargsret
the complaint in this action Witch died the oce Nc
ead city, the 2sd January 1885 Ard copy Of vour
snswer 70 III said complaint Ne a clr oea
NO 81 Liberty street IN said city, within twenty days asr Ne
service o. his sunns On you erclssve OF tse day q such
service; and AL 10 the said CONSTANT ho
TIM Aforesaid the palnAR this asoa viii apoy n ths Cour
for The relief demanded IN Ae complaint Dated New Yosk
RkYkOLDs VAN soaAIOK. Plaintiffs Asacrnles
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ID ICORDs PRACTICE IN SEXUAL DER EGEMEN r.
IN Dr. @. d. HAMMOND SIG broadway, opposite the st.
Nichoae consulted, condentaly his
pienty located usual without charge or particu
Nrs Tally times Express News, Sunday Times Dis
patch, ac.)
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gFfIPPIN0.

nyOR LIvEnPOs,i.-URIrED STATES NAIL sYuAN
sdD PACIFIC. Capt Asa Edridge This ssssuahip will
depart with the United 5Ates mA Tor Europe, positively
Saturday February O'Clock NJ om her berth Il the
foot Of CANA street. For freight psssAge having unequaod
EDwAsD K. 00IL3rh, % Wan street;
PAaseDgers requested board 81 II o'cock A. n
ahppen please take nouce that be hips OF this line cannot
carry any goods contraoand a. Al letters must pas
steamship atlantic VIII succeed the Pacific md lesve March
Notice -ehe day departure OF ths hne from Pew York
for fS6, win be Saturday commanding January and esory
alternate Saturday, aud from Liverpool Wednesday, o0n
mencins January q and every alternate Wednesday.
lowtng:- II
BALTIC. Capt. Comstock. ADRIAT1C, Capt -
These ships have been built by expressly for
eminent SERVICE Every has heen taken their
ton - also in their ennes 70 secure strength and speed and
hor accommodating nor un0quSiied for
canoe and confor Price passage from New York TO Liver
pool hst class cabin $780, In second do SIS; exclusive
OF extra size saterooms $780, liverpool New York 30
and guineas An experienced surgeon attached TO each
ship. No berth secured until paid for.
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DRIvATE CONSULTATIONS DIR. WATSON COn
fines his practice 10 class Of osease In which he hA
treated than wea housand cases without one instance
Of urs The remedies mud and 90 not Keep INC paen
from business expose him 70 deecton while In most
cent there cure In tweaty or hours Dr. Watson
desires to state that many have been decoivod by the
pronis charlsus and been injured by drugs
dents are respectfully invited call IN the nrst place. ore
~ """' W. WILLIAM WATSON, n D.,
many yeArs surgeon tho Lock HospfAt author Of The
Cause Cure" numerous plates, u. Once 60 Walker
skre0i RrOAdWAY.
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MEDICAL.

OLD DR.. CORBITT, Is CONSULTED PRIVATELY, AT
" his office, 9S Maddsgh street, nearly opposite Sands
street, and four doors from Fulton street. Brooklyn from A.
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EOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLsANs:-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. W. Smith,
commander VIII commence receiving freight on Tuesday
p NJ precisely from pier n North river foot Of Robinson
street. LIVINGSTON, OROCRERON CO.,
0hoe IL Park plaoa.
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WANTED, FOR cAsH-A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT.
w Seventh ward. worth about S0J8. Alo, in this
city Brookivn good house, he ayy encumbered
Balance TO he paid paying eleven per ceu ani oraei
in New Y0k. Apply 10 W. H. hELlCk 81 Seyeah ayonle
teioIe 10 A. NJ and after 81. NJ
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$780, $3.50 -
HOTETS.

THE GLOBE HOTEI-SITUATED CORNER OF FIR ANK-
tort and William Streets containing roma and CON
Quoted on the European PLAN has been compay
single rooms can lie furnished ut % oens night d 50
per week Meals served al hours. Poriers anandAnce
at all hours Of the night Rooms for families. e
JACOB. O. FRENCH.
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LOB OALIFoRNIA.-GREAr REDUCTION OF FARES
JAMES NJ CROSS,
At the only ONCE Of the line No. Bowling Green
Stamped lettera taken 1t 81 cents each.

NLIPPER SHIP EMPRESS OF THE SEA, WILSON
" master for Francisco Special notce-This
versed day. Shoppers having compls!sd their ensagemens
limited quantity Of freight be taken II immedistey
board. SUTTON CO., IS South street, OF Wall.
N The ships Of this line take noffegh after their Adyer
daY and In NO case been viii detained.
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fNLANS AGAINBT UNIFIED STATES.
~ EDWARD BIsSEII, 81 Wall street, (basensut wyer
notary public and ae Pusor u constantly
bounty hnds RECEIVERS ali kinds Of claims against Unite
States obtains u passports In thirty skx purchases
and promptly remia the highest price Tor land
him nom the country.
DRIZE MONEY. Nta
To u. g. ship Portsmouths ore " for capture In Mexican
Of shp Adndance, payable through, application
10 EDWARD BISsELI.
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a. ANTEp TO RENT-IN NEW YORK. OR ON THE
w Hudson lent distance from the city, good
boue. Rent exceed $780, Address A. b., box i,27
office.