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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

,i.ir poh tNAEpy b8.lN0
,r,orv,,. .,r, ccnor,,,, o,,e nrsrAsrs
bUhcfubA AND hChUFu1Ouo DienhDe.r
From Emery Eaess q tceH.hfoWN H'eTc""" "
od !, ,rrs vo, o,,a at%,ns "i yonr sAnsArAn
nase SUN .'S' ~ ors Iot,is W w,cI, ts;,rI oil The
aesired eect and iu satIsfhetion 10 those who took
Il AZ fnst as our people try 1t, they agree there hnt
been no medicine like = before ~ 0ss p%ssns,
=, ~ "a All nsaaaaos NJ the skin. =
uicerss ooTee, ahu aAA -, r.'',y
From Rep. Root. Sfratfon, B,is,ot' Engtana;
~ only do my duty to you ana w PuDscl s mmoh n
add MY testimony 10 that you nunhsh o. ,he me-
dicinal virtues OF your SARsApAhlLLA' ny uAukn
ter aged ten had an anics %a"U ,u ,ere a. nmah,e 10
eyes ana mar iot yca,',s car ,sansApAaiLLA She has
cure until we tried your SAnSAf '"' ''~'
been wei ior some mon'"S'
From Mrs. Jane n. Rice, q Teu kNoirn and riuch
esteemed lady u Dennisyias saps May nas, CO. ,eS MS
serofnlous eruption, which was very uouDiesome
Nothing afforded any relief until We tried your BAR
sAPARiLLA, which soon completely eu'ea her',
From Charles p. Gage, Esq, Of me gfm
B sned dss, pcnsrs IL Nashtia, ". H.
al had for several years very trouDesome ~, ~,
NOR in my face, which grew constantly worte uhi,
y disigred my features and became M mann c"ulS of
So,S advice and medicne, But Without amy relief
whatever, until J took your sARsArArILIIA, y
Immediately made my fnce worse, ss you 'o,a me
might for a time but In a few weeks the new SKIN
began TO form under the blotches, ana coh,inueo
,nA, mud
unIil my ,ace 70 us sSo ~ ne a;soe.' ,,t I know
wtnont nny syinpSSni S,p ~ d ,;tInnt donbt owe
o.; ENJOY pea,sI. .p,,'us nsn, Iu " ''''0
N'o yoa' % "'.i ,,,,
Erysipeias : aenerah a,ooS HSSpnfV ufi's VIZ
it -. N. Nh, S1,,,;,, Jtou,,ou sf NJ
from ~ hoGt l,s 81, - r.,,sovr Ernnfions and
Dk. ~ s.. t ~. ,' a,ssxe,i,,o ne of your
ScrVuos sores ~ ny t,,t ,,n,. c,,r.d m nj
oAhHNrHni.Ln, siI1 nnI r.is,: ,si,h n No altern.
si. We noss.ss eo,als lie SA RfLLA you have
nrrs3 ~ tbc nrSfesson NJ well MS 10 the Ijcopler
'-Pi r,,. r. re,r,.,a, Ohio
from y. ~ yonnst1s J.I H. ,.iI",, Etvs;nrlas on
"fof WE'VE yea a ,e Inv III ,i,,s t,icd All the eel
my ngnt I'm, nuIs s,,id raach and took hundreds
eprstsa pnyto,Sst .S.;,.s Tme njcers WIRE 10
OF a9ais won .d. ~ hscsns xis,hle snd lie doctors
decided that my arm must be amlutnted. ! began
ssL,ng vour A nsA PA RILLA Took two bottles, and
some 81 your FILLS Together they have cured me.
4 arr now asweli and sound as anybody. Being In
onbIie Mace nv case IL known 10 everybody IN this
| community, and excites the wonder ci uih" ..,
Fyoru Hon. Henry Moniro, A. p p, N Neicedsfie, G.
w. a leading tncniter " me taNaan idInanfn.'
al have used your SARsAPAhiLLAW ~ ny ilnlI' hiI'
ALI EQE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

DIABITE9.
Irritation of the Neck OF tho Bladder,
inflammation of the Kidneys,
Catarrh of the BLADDER.
Stranguary, or Burning and Painful
Urinating.
For these diseases 1t is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent sym
toms. l.-t... ..f l.4-fII
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small Of the back and through the hipsf teaspoon
full day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
ike magic. ,a t f9fvt4i lsi'fit
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of bucchu ubebs,
and juniper in the treatment Of those diseases and
snly use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
BIAS proved itself equal to the task that has dsyo
cd upon it.
DIURETICs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
IS 9 9 8 : I
WovN W\SC O CN0vVN.
We BAooA pMs

are the most active and thorough pulls
that have ever been introduced.
They act 90 directly upon the Liver.
exciting that organ to such an extent ~
that the system does not relapse into is
former condition, which is TOO apt TO Be
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are really
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
Master Commissioners Sale.

=. Edward 5lrd broths7 Supsrior (yourt ~
John ssiiisssal. Fisnkiia county. oSio.
IN r,UnsyANCE OF AN ORDER or
y The ssid court g me directed, I viii oiisr for
ls e RuolIe s1etio1 tho door Of the Court House
Tuesday, the 18th day Of May, a. D. 1884,
Attwo O'Clock 2, N., the following described real
Ec4;unin< af the 3, T. corner of fiftv acre tr.ct
nd 1d 1Svsyed y Gsolss Hafinsn. " Shsri9. s.
lSosrsl1o ~ deed dated October Sth. 1850 ma =.
cordod IA tho Recorders Office Of FrankIir eonnfv.
Ohio in book No. 10 page l89. and at Daniel w riehf
8, w. cof0sr. running thepce ~. deg Il. Is 6SIes:
aenqe n p5 deg w 4: sa " poles q thence 3. dos. WI
of beginning containing 10 acres benF liz sssne trres
h7re.olos ast % u this action 70 said John Sells q
Appraised at sixty-sovsn dollars Csen psr acre.
IN. DOMfGAN.
Sheriff and Master Conmissions;r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
S$Ss$EE$$$$EE$$SS SS$SSs$E$S$E|$$S$ %A$EE %%AA$EE $s3EE
C0NSTITuTIIQQN WATER
G9NSTITHTII0NN G99NNSSTTIITHHTII00NN WAATER WATER
GGSSNsTTiiTfUTTi0N MAEER
E#E SStt{ kSs83&S MAAEERRYY MAERY ESs EESSss
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
HE HE 9NkY 9NkY kN0%N kN0%N EEMMEBYY EEMEBY E9R ESs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
FOR THE
q o N s r T r U TT o N ,
And the only known Remedy
DIABETES and DISEASES Of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public 10 be the most wonderful remedy for the per-
mnnent cure Of all diseases Of the STOMACH, LlV-
Err, KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been
'nSiisi IL IS not sMINERAL WATER, lis from eIpe-
rionce that CONSTITUTION WATER has emenat-
ed and we now say let no man doubt whom single
bottle has been known TO cure diseases which the
hast medical talent in the country failed 70 relieve.
Al remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under 'quack" prepara-
tons as Il is now used BY the most scientific prac-
titioners in the city It's only second cass physi-
CLANS that cry down popular remedies. while the bet
ter skilled make use Of every means 70 accomplish
a cure: aud the success Of the physician increases
AZ his knowledge Of different remedies enables him
10 produce cure while others fail in tho attenpt-
Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean you
who are under some SPECIALISTS care from year V
YEAR and wc partic ularly allude 10 ladies who are
constantly resorting 70 LOCAL TREATMENT, and n
sorts Of local applications for diseases, with ~ much
chance OF success IS thore would be from local ap
plications 10 the throat for diseases OF the brnin
We have always been careful 70 use language II
our circular that could not shock the most delicate
organisation, but We receive many communication
from persons for whom Constitution Water ID adapt
ed and Of whose disease no mention has been made
that we have come 70 the conclusion that II the rem
edy Is capable Of producing cure, no matter wha
the disease may be, il should be made known. Th.
medicine Is put up for the public and there should
be no exceptions. AH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

1.1x 1HuzkE3s Plain ana Enlbro5d.
~ cred Hf4 &loreg. .Alse Undressed Kid
dI'v~ Win Enbf0'Hs'sd bAe's Nm; Z g Cloves
Eos.1. - 10 a0Souik Hish siisst.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Arrivals and Departures.

LIvxnrooI-stesmship Chins--niss ware Miss Ks,chs.
%Sus ias NJ. aa. a..ssr .aS
sna .ss e.ssa, .a1 and ist.n %.s a.
ksnissu .ay gsres eh.arsn and nurse; W yiosn. j.
a.s 5;.s Dsss. Fs:.e e.. sioi.
i.S:ss.s ssss s''is,s1 -is ss:s: s:.is =
Ms. qs .sy D,',s es1s -.
1s5 ~ h sss ssi aisr. sss.os 81. :. %
GsSPi N sa;:s -
sss s:.eloOin. Nj wade Ady. Geo osssss. ar ois
.Hkvss-s,eamsbip wssbingten-xr orfasou and wife,
so %. sns Ts ~ sss NJ
r. fsaI@ SsIss.
ass r., 0':rs sas family, Nm. sSisia. Sr ssfe q
s' pe.4 s'ss % sss % .:.s.; ?; ..s :s
s: ssss., s: ana ..s ss; ;.n;, =; cf's HS:
E.I.::.i =: ics s1.ssss ssssss:ii ssis., "a ss:sss:s'
NE. IsyFs " VIII H s ::.. a. fat, s;:,,. s,
T. T. Maine, and sosa .as sns s..; .r
"a s.E' sSn.: ~ "a
s'' s =: .ss s. .:,s; s.s;-s
.:.s..s Asssr.ss, p sssp i g., I:,.1.ass 5..s
s.rs.ss s; r.s rs%I ssS.ssis ss 'ss. .%.. Jos.
1y And Evs sai7Ss Bi.s saie cSsiin : feres =;
kSpsnw nwad. Mrs wbltney And citd O N.rr,,1 I'M us
ovp, pows, yoss Bspincnl lady aud two childrrn;
khQs Nap Deuten, eimors, Decker Mr., q snitS ",
yJshcis Plumpton, Hrs Wiley Mrs Jeanste BancbarL
0ps Jula Leisses-snt lUo In the sseerags.
SEW orrRAxs-stes mship Mcclellan Mrs d B,sAoc
Ills victor Lieut. Col street 7lth INT; Capt sinc.r
%. i1sth Z; Cap, Tison Cap, Bacon, ,s,h es.;
vAr, Lieut. snvely, Sd Nd cav Lieut. o'Nei, Cfsii
Hr Hanna hr Beach Mr. SCOOTER, Mr. 0raham-anA ls An
As stsersss.
Livvproof--eseanship Perra-Mrs Assor and
pant Master Actor, Mra Lewis - Lewis, New
fert: Miss mary Esshm:oe Philsdeiphs, Nc and ke
te cars ss. Trsnclsoe; Mrs Clark, csoperso-. hrs
f.v Ywkt Sutton. London; Gerry, New Yerk; Ma er
iitettst New York; FEckhardt, Paris Mrs m Sriek.
kbd sud ehud Maine; OFT konrose, Phtisdcl rhfa;
y Dsrfse John Brsyton. Fail River; Mrs Adder.
~ hAss.ai Furntis and chlld New York y u Ly.
- Lssaos Miss Mary Carroll Miss Lennon ssl,lnor.;
90 ssrssn, Hsrtford, Mr. snd Mr.. " Donaldson,
s.nssi M,s. spi,h, Mr. william smith.
$ss sm.s. frc'dence II Trev aud servant Mexsco;
ssg Sn.oa ~ snd Mr.. Garcia, child asd servant
sssr Jsr.s1. z PP,SsSs P"s,Sss kssioei Ford tnsssa
Essns2s ~ Ensant; Richardson, Knsland; a Blair
- Isk -. - samson, 10 onto; David Herton
k.vss1e - seecher Wm crca New yorr; " Winsor.
60 ssee.s s ess Mr. sr.oss . Boston MN Rysns New
Gess ~s sDd four children SrTsss sergeant hsor
Dct srs Odd Mss Flsnef, Irvere.r ps.ha.,ss "
H~~ sehn shsepshan anks Bogiaad Mrs. 1u,naa. a.,
EAsA htsnesosA Specie. eaA0f5 so sna w.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

& Durs.-rusySo~s-As sAs YxsA sssnss Psssbyserian
sAnreh Wsdsssday Osishss + y shs Rev. l. kcs.
ID D., the Rev. Joun BUsrD 70 Many q ouy oanxhr
W of J. rho0ssa, IL. D., al q shss cay
Rvo.-1S..Ao. w.snss.y s.ss,.s, s.. Uss0 No. "a
foursh street, BY the Rev N. Dewiu WAlIES Dsvos
q FerdhAa r. - LsnnA J.. sadsss dsushssr q Asfea
Nlxssn, lksa-, al shh otsy
DusEel.sHv-DE GuE.sR -Os MsdSssesy. VcsoSa =,
= o.. Anh's church, by the hsv. = o,hea0ss nvs ~
DvsupsRxv 70 E,nABRrH, daughter o. ne ass I'M Ds
Cuerre both OF Tho cisy No eAsess
= GAsrpHx- ooD -On tuesday. October u ~ tAs rss-
HEsY o. GAxDsss ana Nrs EsnA vaoiaA dansAasr q
whAaasR WOOD, Esq, all q lhis eky:5 ~ ear0
HoevonD--LOoKW0op--As Gesheo, NJ, = Weauo~
Gay Ocaeber s. ~ ths 1sv. We. ID s9seg.a@ u. !.
L L. Lock vood. ESQ.,, o the former place. :.
Observation-Disclosures Weduesday, eepsemoer 3, oy
~ Rev WIN Bsose. wHLAA~ Fl. Josssros 70 isA'
bella, second danshtsr q James Rssd oosn OF 'n,. ~
asv. I. II Kiug, Nr. Morruonxr AAoEH 70 FAuinn
q. BAcnMAx, all Of this city :. :.
Mun-GRua -On Wednesday, Octooer ., ~ .
Ahn's church By the Rev Or. Gaandes. nn n 49,
PxIs~~Rypu-Oo Tuesday, october 4, ~ the NV
Dr. Adams Gsosas II. PALMA 70 aAxs, daughter q
Pniiaielpnia papers please copy.
0AuroaD-Du Puy-0a Wednesday, SspsemooF a ~
he Leaatsca Or shs United 6sates Parto BY the ksv
sArroao Ainisssr o. the United sta4ss 70 Bsgium: 20
GaRrlups EIzx daughter Of John Du Puys Esqs q Pni
adelphh United States Of America
enc.Aa-SINnLAIa -On wednesday Ocscoer ,, ~ sns
rHonAs SmclAR Of New Jersey, - Miss Pnnn II Srs
New Jersey pspers please copy. ia I.
I wmLIAxs-PEAyAy-0n Monday evening, October =
OF Rochester, N. Y, 70 Ahs CAnnn AHHsn PsASAY, o.
New Orloano, La. rM .tefl .sr...f +. \
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

MERCHANT rAILORS or NEW YORK TO THH
1n Public The utter unreasonable and despoic Ae-
tlon Of continuation ealing Itself the siior. frotecvo
Assocouon has compeloi tho merchant tslors OF New
one who profess 60 W be usmber Of sa,d com uano4
rbeas ns msansr that has lately ehsrsOssr,sed 10
dcsate to the Merchant rAilors OF New York the
lricrs whcn they shalt sy for The makns ap Of evsry
article of e thing and the ourney1en aors the peea
fns 20 comply win their arbitrary Dictates they cause
the work he has ven out 20 his oarneynen 10 ee re-
turned to him uninixbel and BY q wide spread and
ere willing 70 warx, from DOING 50 an, apy other
teras than those which this cembinstion chOosa
70 dictate scareel necessary TO tha, snch com.
freedom and therefore 10 the interests the trade Bus
tAs uation does conGns tsef 70 eats tsbshinye
general scale Of prices for an the me-chaDt ta;lors
ment wnat Il shall Pay for each garment Henof
70 pay, NAV be and IN many Instances are. FULLY
III is tts face In Interference uuwarrAa,cd
AMI arbitrary that be matter OF surprlss 70 the
puao ht the merchant aliors OF New York should for
moment have submitted to thus ths control that man
his business the fruits Of hs
capital and Industry s trsRserrei 10 An fresponaine
body in whose determinaons no has neither voice NOS
When the me.chant tsors Of New York appointed
proposed confer, through this comutteos
with Aforesaid combination. the proposal was ops
temptousiy tsr Since tho OF ths
In l66h untii tAe merchant riaio,s have tN
and Acceded hitherto to all tho demands for ~
standing this. an advance Of about hfls per cent
present p night II be ensorced. and mems
who willing danSiors to work the ngh ratee ths
bodiy from this tyrsnncsl fror
DONG To resist combination eunver-ise OF every
rne pr npe Of industry and enterprise We DEAN 70 b
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Ci,y lnteiiixsnce.

tm1 AsroR PLScx.-Between two and three O'Clock
- Wednesday nernng . fro broke Gus IN the base
lssnt of No. Asror place, The upholstery store Of
}soo George The flames quickly sxtingulshsd By
- nrsnsn. Loss about $500; injured for $500 IN tho
asssnsntal Insurance Company. Dr. ". a. Dwinsls had
Aesot 90 600 worth Of property storage wish Mr..
veevee, all of wutch " destroy ed iGsasanee. II b.
xAsAlord occupies the nrst hoor c,oahaag store
panays oy smoke and water about ei 00o; insured
r 1900 in tbe Iuiton, lnportsrs' and 1raders and
1spboidt insurance companies. soms slighs damage
E yose % the stocx Of boots and shoes In No. T.
Msard =. Cullen; insured for $500 in the Mercantile
Psurancs Company. me building 10 dsnaeed about
The oasse OF ths hre Is uadsr Investigation By the
~ Marshal oaa' =
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
<ff~ ossy Psssssss. .,o.s.
SxSXrx lAlx oass nssuSoHAL NonuAsoH~

!. ST&w Ossy Roassses. ~.,,oua
fAnnAY uALL 0asenssusoHAt
M sssvssssoa nss q - IVY ossss. -
punv,, !. sAs chair, "a ~. ssAs BssS 1870 M
-. ~ s.ued g . name tAsE ssad'4asA r. Nor
- ysuss, Il sbs Emsa vara. - v,,.s ~ - e As
- mAAe unAnlnnous- ..yss 81 .sifr
-. ss.v~pt., q ins dsrses ~ - svssns q ~
~ - BROADWAY sna 0yaad yiross, 60 nsueasssd
s~s~.i Nelson nylor There WIS eus oca ballot, which
sSnsd - foiIouS-rwsnty v9tsa toe nyios and eight
- J.s.s Gibbous On mssto4 A. AcunAnA1sea was made
ssslnesa~ yhs prsssnA fspe1ntaAavs q ths Assssss
Sns ooovssos Tor she anoys district met last nht -
- Adratte oosSss of Hudson and Barrow streets anS
AA,olrue uut uszs Ws1nssdsV evening fAs repeessn.
sssvs ef thSs ahsstcs a. present Elijah ward.
%ae W0WrH DlsrnaCr. :. I
fnonss,J Basv iast signs norinssed BY ~ Tam
many dsnocrsey In sbs EishsA dbtrtct for Coc9ress.
janice hr Sks bas received The nomination Of party
sshed the Constitutional Uni0u party only.
t4
e conveettu1 FOR the above district met lass night -
HAils Third avenne, between Eighty sixth aud Eighty.
tsvenih srsehs. and, after very short eesson a..
)oarned unsu eight p next Wednesday me present
hspssssntssivs q shis diswt0s = Anson Hsrriok-
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
yIsCELLANEVus,
CEErnsB COMMITTEES, aEfoRM HALL. aSl GRAND
~ ssfest--New YORK, Oct D. 1854 n - I.
Tho r,Iovina resolutiens we're sd0ptad.,

lENrRsB COMMITTEES. REFoRM HALL. asl GRAND
~. ssfest,-New YORK., Oct. 0, 1854 It. 49, -
Inc H,ilowina resoutlsns ~ers sdcpteds7
he~dved That this socety be nG formed the follow
iss s ne.ps. n.ns,y.fo The mutual profession OF sseh
9TH enploysr. and shed be brought before the
ana that no shop meeting should b. allowed 70 srkS
un All msans should ss exhausted fer the seusmeut Of
That the action BY portion Of tbs
chan. ,.o,s q i. city In having psdsed thsm.sIyss 70
Isilo. Prosee,iy: snd Bensvosni Union ~ coct os
q the WORKING Tsilors rroee,,e and Bsnryosn Unss
b 4 further resolved That .bs o. hs folicw
ssosure o. .hs entire cowmacy n forcing such issus
yuIia sro.a~sy; Bend o,ssr Broadway Brown 4
Lent rrcs l.sy rss,u, CO, Brcsdwsy. ndlsr gro.s
wsyi boes.sos ssosawryi James clsrss sen sread
lee Walker street sscke,t Cooper Buldinss .was on
Co. sr..d:.y, srsisisa poush,ry gro.dsay Law:
yayi ch che.ssr wl,.ms Br.so-sy Happy Hrcsd-ay,
Cnsndier SIN mtth Brosdwar Mctrse RUSSELL Brondway
s.if a LAriton, Broadwa J. y. huiL BrosAsH.
7 gTTER ENVELOPES. NOTE ErvELoPEs-JoB
~ lots cheap q. g. HAsKfrs Co,
N B Beskman street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
N avvssd.

Bsuu-koKsBor--At walton church, near Iiv,yroo,
e Wednesday, september II, BY the Rsv q w ts,,'
~ A., Jzwn Bsucr, Esq, of Liverpool and N.v Y-,s'
y Eizs, s-ooDd daughter d X n. HoNHnsls la u
oss and aiscs pf Charles hcIver, ESQ Of LygpooI
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Psrsonat Intelligence.
uoss.
General ". " Averi. who has just been relieved OF
- command OF the Second division Of cavalry the
inside Department. guest ~ the Metropolitan Hotel.
hen @. Cole, OF Boeton, and J. Young Scammon Of
AAcaso, are ~ the st. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
BroOGlyn City Pstities. 0r E

DnOCRAfIC OoH0n 0n9ooionAL NOMINATIONS.
ne Democratic Convention Of tho Second Congressional
Gstyics Of Kings county, assembled as Labs Hotel. II
sas New York yesterday afernosn. and srsanizsd by
APPOINTING Richard y. Newman ~ chair.sn, snd JehH
nsDsrmots secretary. After admitting the dsaegass
a informal ballot taksu when regular ballot
ssisrsd into, With the following result
fusb g. Bergen. =
Dsmss Bsrnes..... IL
Mr.. Bergen declared unanimousiy nominated, and
~ Coovepsiou adjourned
ihs Second comPrises the Sixth, Eighth, Ninth,
hSnteenth wards Of Brcskiyn, and che towns OF New
es fiatoush, Siassands, New Utrecht aoa 0ravssend
The third Dstrsct Democratic Coogrsssisnal convsn.
son met Al Luke ORei ys corner Of Clymer street and
Zen. avenue ,ss.:'a.y .ssDc01 NJ wssss instead
lafy. Afer organizing informal and two regular bs
has tskea the lss Of which resulted in the non
Dasaon Of Mr. Thomas H. Faron. present Comptroller Of
- city Of Drokiyp, BY the following vots--
yhomas H. Fsron.
ns nomins,,cn Of Mr. Faron vas declared unsnmoul
ysth, seventh. Eleventh, FoursssDih, ffsssnsb Nine.
o1euth and Twentesh wards. 1ssl
RsPusiI loan coreRsssIoNAI NOMINATION.
1he Repobcan Convention for the Second dstrics Of
Ehs: ooussy ssn'Dstsd samuel : MADDOX, sz-PrOvoss
snooKLYH clrY CONVENTION. ~
The Democratic City Convention In the "CApitol,"
esralsmon street, and organized BY appointing Mr..
rbemss Maoasy, Of the Eighteenth ward a. chairman
D the nrss formal bass for Justice OF the Police Court
r. james q. Csrnwsi sas nominated By the following
-sese;- t@t Ia
lanes II. CoTnwsn ........................M M
SSno "a
The rst ballot for Justice Of the Peace for the First
district resulted 10 the checs Of Mr., Michael Walsh
~ tne ioo sing vots:-k > -:~ts.-r.~
f's1 = sssp n 81
EsN ~ w "a
oA'. j
Sosn nominations were declared unanimous and the
Usnvehtsoo adjourned. Sad .sGaw y NtF#N7 d
The secsed D.irIct Democratic Judicial Convention
tAs char, " ncmmats Justice s.. psaos AZ soos
- the orgaDtxasoo had been efecsed the a.
burned until neu Monday Afternoon asE4 @4l
pRMoCRArIo COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
me regular Union Democratic County Convention
Ss0oed at pcoo on Tuesday, and made the following
ensscs,on Of candid itss-- @Htat -tAA e I ~
4soWer-Hugn McLAuahiin.
CeSnty Clerk-John ]. White.
Jukice OF Ses 0ns- Joseph Aitenbrant. 1r
/. 1npeSsnteNdeni AZ f-oOr-Stephen J. voorhieA
Arrival or she Steamer COnnect1c1t ~
NJ Bose0n.
BOSTON, Oct s, 1854.
Shs UnitsA States steamer osnnccticut, Commander
ny, arrived here to-day from the Southern bockading
gssArons baviue delivered six huBdrsd mon 70 tho dR
essnt vesscb On the coast She stopped &c Hampeou
oeads 70 mail dispatches Tor Admiral FASragus.
- brings Of Importance.
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BELOW.
Bark h W B ett from CisnfIsgos.

lsh-steamers c.sssndrl Ge6 Aeigs. Clsrka Nighar
New Yor. ergs . A.nsJsna lane Elysg Esgle Hslssr haS1
Hulse Rainbow. Constitution Al DeRossett VIM Pitts
Yanke Doodle John Wright n kayis b n Browning
Scranton Ar,tic, Farland, d w Saunders Plow Boy
Typn"on.
bh--Stea asuh.ps Champion. Pert Prince aYg-e
Wind at sunseA 8. tsa TAR paHr- st s, aslg Nf n
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Asrival or she Steamer Connecsicut ~
NJ Boston. H1

M Unitsl states steamer osnnectcut, Commander
ny, arrived here to-day from the Southern bockading
saArous, bsvtue delivered six huBdred 70 the d
fssnt vesseB the coast Che stopped as Hampeou
Needs 70 mail dispatches for Admiral FaTsagus.
- brings Of importance.
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TLANrTC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A SKMI MONTHLY FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The arst class side wheel steamship ARIEL Captain
Stephen q Russsl WIN leave pier Ne North river At
O'Clock r. n Wednesday, October a. aa
For freight or paagAe4 Gpby 70 ~ be i (.
.g'---.- - D. B ALLEN. No Bowling Green.
N. B. Tho CHAMPION, Capt Wilson, Will follow on
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1s. cabin ..~. :. . iisssss ssss;.ss :. .. 80
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frlsnds tcfsss here = the % rates
ssnsers strongly bu water tight iron sections and
c.ry peisnt IRE annhlaora Experesosd surgeons are
rsssr s spp,y !. hvs,p:s. w1!Lt14s
u Es' IossSs s q
kus s'sss; Y Ts = r.ss
Bourse; in Phisd~lPhia to JOHN O. DALE, Ill walnut
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THR LONDON AND NEW YORK srsAxsHIr co
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sss.s sssssd cabin sss5.as ssSsnd cabin s.
For passage apply tS9, \. wu,--.v :. pr...-..
For frs y. apply Al i South srsss 2dvsncs: made ..
consgaed % the friend. ip Lcndon 81 The nm
xust-rdam, St Peersbnre Copenhsgen Bord.nu1, opor
Sae: Ss''.r A'asSSx Ho%IxSD N assa
1r.,I, srEAMERs TO FkANC8 DIREcr
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GULDKN HULk. n
...4 M ID. q. BABCoCE, Commander,
on SATURDAY; OCrOhER p, At NOON,
(AND EvERf SATURDAY F0uR WBEEs THEIR
PROM PIER 70 NORTH RIVER. FOOT OF wARRR
80. I PRICE OF PASSAGE -
Asiev O. by any other line offering equal inducsneas
For ps..s,s .pply ihs oos Of the Company. III We
'0'he' '' '"ss1 n. N aARRrroroN. AGENT