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ALEXANDER WARD.
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~ grand mass meeting will BE- held at BieOayy
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yember g. 70 rAtfy the nominations Of Hon. Thomas
Field for Senator and Hon. Alexander Fresr Tor Assemh
and all the regularly nominated candidates for ooe Hc
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KDwARp HEMnky IN AZ ,AsnInERSVN IsI
Rosnef SUTHERLAND. Secretary
COD WARD.-MOzART HALL
~ thirteenth Assembly Dsffick
REGULAR DHM0ORATIC NOMINATION..
For Member OF Assembly,
THOMAS OCALLA0HAN.
10p WARp.-rHIRTERNrH ASSEMBLY DrsrRloI
~ Regular dsmocrauc nowinasion Tor member Of
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ExPREssHs.
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nure city country PanofortAa Furniture boxe
and shipped Furniture stored Monet advanced furn
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of the widest specuatou In petroleum shares 70 rather
too great an extenG
The following viii show the weekly receipts OF noun
and grain At the places Indicated for the wssk ending
October 26:-
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Two BILLIARD TABLES. ALMOST NEW AND IN
good order VIII be sold cheap cash by applying at
FINK llotsl, ~ Yves, street. New York
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BmsoS-HADLEY.-O Monday, September II, at the
Madison square Presbyterian church, by the Rev Dr.
Adams, JOHN BRroN, Of Newark, N. j., to MARY A.,
only daughter of the late Ritter Hadley, Esq, Of New
York city
BARp-HnLyER.-In Brooklyn, on Monday septem-
Der H. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Francis Hill, Mr. JOHN BAIRD, Of Newburg, Miss
MARY E., second daughter Of John Hilyer, Esq, OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
BAKER-HMDLEN. On Sunday September TO- at the
residence Of the BRIDES father in Penatequit Long
Island, N. Y, by the Rev. Dr. r. Lockwood THoxAs b.
BAKER, OF Washington, ID. c., to MAMIE b. HENDLEN,
daughter OF John F. Henden, Esq, formerly OF Louis
vile, KY.
Washington and Louisville papers please copy.
CoRNwELL-OvERTos- On Tuesday afternoon Septem-
Der IL at two O'clock at the residence Of the brides
mother by the Rev. DR.. Brown, Of Brooklyn GEORGE b.
CoRSwELI, NJ d., TO MILE JOSEPHINE 0vERToN, both Of
New York city No cards.
DELEzESNe-0AKLEy.-At Harlem, Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 8, by the Rev DR.. E. II. Gillett, Mr. g. W.
DEIExeSNB, OF Detroit, Mich, TO Miss EMILY r. OAKLEY
daughter Of ]. W. Oakley, Esq, Of Harlem n. Y.
Detroit Mich papers please copy.
EpcAR-H ARRIor..on Monday, september II, at the
residence Of the BRIDES uncle Yonkers N Y by the
Rev. Dr. Foster, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Seward WILL
LIAM p. EDGAR Of Woodbridge N j., TO LOUISE daugh-
ter Of the late David Harriet
FAIcoSER-McDowELL-On Tuesday September IL, at
Seventh street Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev
+. Bottome, WILLIAM II. FAICoSER to HANNAH AMELIA,
city NJ Cards.
FEAREY-McCLouD. Tuesday, September H. at
Orange j., in tho First Baptist church, by the Rev.
George Horr, JABrz FEARsy, Of Newark, to NARY NC
CLOUD, Of Orange
RoGERs-LoS0.- On Wednesday, September O. by the
Rev. Henry NJ Gallaher, WIIIAh II. ROGERS 10 JOSE
PINE Loseb both Of Brooklyn.
sniru-MERRITr. On Tuesday, September H. at the
ley, ABSER L. SMITH TO Miss MAGGIE MERRrTr all of this
city.
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Died.
bAhrLEfr-At Fshkiil, on TUESDAY, september IL,
MIS- ANY BARTLETT, IN the GOTH year ~ her age.
me Icaves ana friends OF the family are respectfully
son nlaw, H. N Gage, Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock
CaiTsgos VIII oe IN wamne.es the new Hamburg sm
ton to meet the eleven A. N. train from the Hudson
River Railroad depot, New York.
CAkrsskR-in Nantes, FRANCE on wednesday, August
20 Apk ne beloved we OF Joseph Cartsser and eldest
daughter OF the late Nicholas and Mary Catharne Co
m,en.
Inc i1ehus OF the iamiy are respectfully invited 10
seno soiemn requym mass TOT the repose OF her SOUL
AT 81. vincent de fauPs cnurch, west Twenty-third
street. on Ihursday morning, ~ ten O'CLOCK
CHANpLR-At kockaway, ~ - on Monday, septem
Der III, Hon. L. A. CHANDLER Senator from Norris, aged
"A years and months
The relatives and friends and the members OF the New
Jersey Senate are invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence on Thursday morning, at halfpast ten
o'clock, without further notice.
services IN the presbyterian church
CoYIE-fRASos ALEXANDER, the beloved sou Of James
ana Eliza T. Coyie, aged year, month aud days
MS remains VIII he taken to Calvary Cemetery this
"wednesday AFTERNOON, al TWO O'Clock, from 236 Ninth
avenue. NJ
posvvAN.-on iuesoay, sep,emoer IL JANIS DONOVAN,
aged 81 years. native Of Dunm"nway, county Cork,
ireland.
Inc friends OF me family and also the memocrs OF the
S, pu,cners rro'ccNe Socey arc respect
ANY ,io rio, 70 , .nc IRON me- ae res
a..oi Nv '"'" sie'' v" in''s"'! ''eihoon' a' one
pysc.s Providence r. I. on Tuesday ssn,sr.
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T II II N A v Y.

THE FAMOUS DOCK RACE BETWEEN THR ALGON-
QUIN AND wINOOsKI.
After the two steamers had been dashed to the
dock yesterday objection raised TO the
ment OF the race by Mr. Dickerson, whe claimed that
some alteration should be made In his paddle wheels
but the memorable agep Of the Navy Department
ruled him and the was begun ys0soruay at eight
o,cock II aeon attracted great crowd and became as
amusing - exciting as a scrub donkey race
~ -odrse. The visitors have Of telling which
vessel ahead and in trusting the reports Of the
gneers are left still deeper in the dark for each officer
asserts that his favore vessel is "a long way ahead and
constantly widening the distance"
THE STEAMSHIP FLORIDA OUT OF COMMISSION.
The steamship Florida somewhat celebrated as the
vessel that took the Presidential conspaors to the Dry
Tortugas Florida has been ordered out of commission
one OF s. L. Mitchells Savannah steamers During the
war she occupied conspicuous parts in naval engage
ments and was always considered superior vessel Her
commander, Captain Budd recently offered his resigna
on which accepted by the Secretary of the Navy
REPORTED FOR DUTY.
Lieutenant Commander Ralph Chandler United States
Navy reported for duty at the Navy Yard yesterday.
REDUCTION OF WAGES.
The Navy Yard workmens wages reduced twenty
five per per diem yesterday. This fact coming sud-
denly did the wokmeD created great dissatisfac-
ton and grumbling. 1t is thought however, the affair
will pass of quietly and the usual routine of yard duty
will not be disturbed.
THE FRIGATE NIAGARA.
The United States steam frigate Niagara, Commodore
Craven last from Cork, Ireland is reported in the lower
bay. The Niagara during the latter part of her cruise
visited the principal seaports OF England
THE UNITED STATES SHIP DE SOTO.
The United States ship De Soto arrived Norfolk
the 9th inst from Baltimore md sailed the day for
Hayt The following correct list of officers of the
De Solo,
Cdptain-William NJ. Walker, commanding.
Lieutenant Commander and Executive Otcer-John A.
Howell.
Liewendnts-George W. Sumner and John J. Read
Acting Aaster-John J. Brice
Ensigns-orlando L. s. Roberts, Paul Arnaudt Fred
j. Locke and Aoysius l. j. Kane
Pdymdaer-George Cochran.
Passed Assistant SargeOn-B H. Kidder.
Engineers-Acting Chief Geo. F. Hebard; Acting First
Assistant, Theodore d. Coffee; Acting Second Assistants
VIM. j. harrington and Charles Koehl Acting Third AS
sistants Fred A. Whitfield, Christopher Mccormick and
Alexander d. Renshaw
Adte-R G. Lanman.
Bodtspdin-Charles Miller
Acting Gunner-Joseph G. Venable.
Captains Clerk-Chares j. Petit
Fdymaser's Clerk-George II. Lewis
Pdymassr's Stetoafd-R. G. Bell.
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miscellaneous.

We under obligations 70 Bombsler Co.'S Havana and
Mexican Express for favors.
BpIe MATHEWS Low, Mobile for New York before
reported the beach north Of Barnegat remains tight and
VIII probably be gotten of.
scira FANNY FERN ,of Ncwpot) n ID Sanders from New
York Cor Philadelphia with 90 tons salt cake into
sboat3 pm Saturday last above Chester the steamer
Proponiis from Philadelphia for Liverpool The schooner
struck port side, aft the malls rigging and
through below the waters edge. She commenced hing
pdiy run on Jersey shore half mile below Bill
bDgeport. 10 prevent her sinking
whaleneu.
Ship Swallow, Weeks cid at New Bedford ssh inst Tor In
dian OCEAN
BARK Mary Frazier, Fuller old from New Bedford s,h
for Atlantic Ocean.
Indian Ocean
spoken. &c.
Bark Hattie nOison Perry from New Orleans for Liver.
pool Aug n, lat 70 IS, lon 70 10
Barf T,iian Cumming CHAM from Boston fos Philadelphia
Sept ., ht 20 90 Ion 10
Foreign Ports.
AsJgp rne "a Passed, ships Milton tBrl Smith Manila
for EJoIi; Jab H. ~ sovtbId, sarrssb snsspore w ds
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Cricket.
u0an0A uruSIra A.rur Nnz1

Tho match between these clubs which was com.
menced at Bedford, Brooklyn, Monday, terminated
yesterday in favor Of New York by Of 1854 10 100
The second days play the part Of New York showed
decided improvement in the neld while the Bosionlans
not successful the before the New York
bowling being very effective the second innngs. or
chose who made the highest total in the
on the New York side we have 10 name Byron 80 Hud.
Son Sharp and Tyler each 10 Crossey H. and Oakley
70 On the part Of Boston Hammond took the lead with
% Sullivan ~ being second and after that Cush
mans 90 Scotts 10 and Lancey's ~ The victory il
very credabe 20 the New Yorker considering they
minus the services OF four Of their first eleven
We give the score below
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French steam fgste Thems Admiral Baron Dideot sgd.
ss: .ss Ss sss ess 1 A
steamship Cos%opclitan, crooSsr Hilton Head Sc, 8
dsys With ia.sengsf TO 9aar.smn.,sr sept TO-
Steamship AIhambra Benson, Charleston, o, hours with
Ha,sT.s Is %ss spoke u .shr Village Gem I, q Mas
steamship Quaker cry, bound DAY ssnal1sd pro.
p;s:. ssHs T. .SSSHf sp .ae s%s a
~A s;s and . 70. s
With %s.s pj: 's1 Murray sspS.S ''N
ss and . e h fs " A'o with
ship rssss, SinSrs Ass rancovich Liverpool 70 days
Iy.gso' sss .S with %s;s
Ss AND S nv and Isle of
ss ct y' Rsr. snS 0a % and 10
s%ss ';$ isf kSs ~
s s.s S 5a e ss Az a.s ;s
isSI d 1S % SnSi S Ss
steering showing ,s blue T flag with Nos SIS. in
Hart bso G ss,hI Blair Cow Bay, days, with COAL
Bark NodsHs Boston, Ryder Charleston days, with
Brig Antonio Maihe Belize, Hop, 10 days. with mahogany,
Brig Maine loi Nassau Mp Jarvis Cow Bay, II days,
with coal 70 G 4 : Peters -.
sesr Mslis sBr rouser olace Bay 10 days. with COAL
schr j Runsey, cramer Lingan, CD, days, with coal
10 master
schr SOrah Dame Bridgeport y Is days. with coal, to
sclr W Irvin Bodne, Charleston, SC, dsys with cot
ton, 30 Robinson a Co.
schr W Teggett Gibson, Virginia.
Schr Dirigo Calbow, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Democrat Crerson Elizabethport for Portland.
Schr Susan Taylor, Lord, Elizabethpor for Boston.
schr Maria LOUISA Eldred Eyabethport for Stonington
saSsPa p GERfs @ Ssw
Schr Chauncey st John Hart Elizabethport for New Ha
ven.
schr Mary Brenerd Hamilton, El,sbethpor for Brdss
port
schr ID wiets, Brown. Amboy for Mystic.
Schr Tahmiroo, -, Bangor, 3 days.
schr 7 J Beckett Robbins. Albany FOR stonngton
Schr Entire, Kinnier, Newburg for Providence.
SAILED
Yacht Lois Gerau Stream, Mobile.
lind
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Brooklyn Pest 0n,oes was played on honda"
II, at Hoboken the ground Of the JET N September
following 10 the score;- ~ 1srson c'uo' Inv
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Port Of New York, September re, 1865.

Port Of New York, September re, 1868.
olEArED.
Steamship Kngfshe~ Rector. Baltimore--J Small.
Steamship Savor Morgan, Boston-whitney Hathaway
Bark Pembroke tBr, skalng Antwerp-H G De-
Bark Dorette (Brem) schulke Bremen-Funch, Neincke
Wendt
Bark Lucy Francis Perry Bathurst-RP Buck d Co.
Bark Pallas (Br), Biddle, Belze-Josiah Jex.
Bark Il Dewof (Br), Smith, Havana-W W Russell, Bro
Co.
Bark Emily, Bray, Cow Bay-Peck 4 Church.
Bark Susan Jane (Br) Henxford Bridgeportc Swain.
Brig Eyangelista Otal), CaliTano Penarth Roads-Law
renee, Giles 4 Co.
Brig Amanda Jean (Brj, Dalrymple, Cuacoa-J Whit.
ney 4 Co.
Brig Atlanta lBrls Hayden, Natamoros-smth punning
Brig Fawn (Br), Doat Halifax NS-IseaycIaft Co.
Brig 1nginac, Stevens, Mobile-I Il eager
BrB Torrent Gould, Bangor, Me-Metca1f Duncan.
Sattelr Co
schr John Sorthup (Br), Dawson, Halifax Ns-D De-
wolf Co.
Schr E $ Downing, Davis, Besufort-Thomas 4 Holmes
Schr Kidder, Eldrdge, Wilmngton-MurTay A Nephew.
Schr sheldon, Egber, Richmond-A w Ladd
schr Ann Turner Hooper, Petersburg, va-van Brunt
slaght.
4 Co
schr W NcCobb, Chapman BsckspOr, Ne-R p Buck 4
Co.
schr Splendid. Barlow, Providence--G stranshsn.
Steamer w Woodward, Cupdif Baltimore.
ApD,vHn
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sOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

DY LEIGH 4 PHELPS, AuCTfONEERs, NORFOLK,
ID observation-disclosures sale Of ,ly6 OF valuable and
heavily tmbered Land IN Princess Anne county, VlrGnle
lying the Abemare and Chesapeake canal and North
river IS miles from Norfolk city ya 1T auction AZ admins
with the will Colonel Edward ". Herbert,
deceased will sell at public auction, without reserve, on
Thursday the 2st o. september ut the auction house o,
heavily tmbered tract Of Land lying on the Aloermsre and
and Chesapeake canal aud North river In the county OF Ffn
Anne containing eleven hundred and ninety six acres
The above land very heavily timbercd with pine oah
beech Ac all OF original growth THIS II fine opportunity
pallsts make profitable investment The land al
WELL and being cleared II well adapted Tor farm
ing purposes For further particulars Inquire Of nesss
LEIGH PHELPS, Auctioneers, norfolk, Vavc
Administrator of Col Edw'd II. Herbert, decreased
LEIGH a PHELPS, Anctiopcers
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ympTes-heesrs. Cuyp and Bulls scofers-Messrs
White and Bates Time Of pame--seven hours and Hf
teen minutes.
To-day the second elevens Of the ~me club. play Al
Bedford ~ ten O'Clock A NJ
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IMPORTANT TO CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE BUILD
ersOnce OF the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad compa-
nv Raleigh n Co. septembe 4, 1863 Plans and proposals
building bridge over Ceda creek on the Raleigh and
Railroad viii be received this onice until the 18Th
day OF September 1865 Bridge bnlders submit plans
for wooden bridge constructed the Howe truss plan
Also plans stone culvet Each plan must he accom-
panied by proposals. The company reserves the right q re.
lectna all proposals The contractor TO do All tho
work and furnish all the material Tn. transportation OF
material will be al the cost Of the company when the
same has 10 be carried by railroads or steamboats,
H. w. LAssITER.
President Raleigh and CASTOR RalrYsd cYppany
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Bsse Hall.

base hall.
TBy NEW YORK AND BRooELyr POST OFFICES.
snatch game Of base bail es,wssn the New ycrb and
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SHIPPIN g NE w S .

ALMANAC yoRK-vsB
SUN RIsRs. 81 NOON morn 6 "a
SUN sR1e.. 10 nIGH WATER. morn 10
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New 1a ID 3D. A. Oh On ia Sn "a T,L
Broo' ork p o. SS

). Jmpire-James Forsyth Of the Gotham Club scor-
"a New York Post Once, c. 7. Williams; Brooklyn
Post ONCE Charles Henry Time of game-Three hours.
4 Fly catches-New York, eight; Brooklyn, thirteen.
The game, it expected, will be played shortly
Rrpst
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The So. Albans Raiders,

CLEMENT G. CLAY ASSUMES TnE REspONsTBIIITy
or THE RAID Az BEBRL AMBAsSADOR-ARRIyAI, Al,
or DOCUMENTS PROM RICHMOND, ETC.
MONTREAL, Feb. Ia, 1895
In the Of the Sc Adams raiders to-day witnesses
for tho defence deposd tho genunsncss OF the
soncrs' commissions.
George N Sanders testified that agent claiming am.
bassadorial power civil well military OR Clay In
formed him that he directed tho raid and promised to
tho responsibility The witnesses knew nothing
OF the st. Abans othcr raids until after they occurred
The court adjourned until tomorrow.
Cameron, the messenger from Richmond, formerly
Morgan's chaplan, arrived this afternoon with docu.
mens proving the bcigerency Of the raiders He loft
Richmond the 9Th inst and delayed by ico In the
Potomac. Two others Ia his company wero drowned
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUrxnn CoUKT-CrRcur. Court opens as -
o'clock A. M-Nos SIS, es1, 1877, ll4l, ll4s, ia
1857 1885, 1885, I'LL, 1l77 l179 1885, 1l9l 11e3 Ina
1917 1919 1891, 1879 Part 2-73 Duane streot-CouYs
adjourned TIL Thursday, 10th inst.
surEHoR CoUKr.-Part Mos 1928, 1863, 4sse.
1918, 4so3 4s79 4ss5, 4e4i, 1851, 2723 ASST 4Sel.
4so7, 4s99 40O3 Part 2-Nos 8s6, 3o92 443S, 46l<
4eA, 4l7s, As4A, 4ooo 2o44, 1850, 4soo, 4s4e 4slA
40O8, 492s
CouRr or ComMoS PISAs-Part Mos. $40, 5s7, SO,
1877 619 $685. ESQ., s45, $751; s52 $685. S66, $685. $751; 6ea
Part 2-Numbcrs unchanged
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A Circus Cns~-Kila Zoyara fn Court.
SUPREME co, RT--cfRcurr.
Before Judro johnson

Frs IL --Choriss Tory omor Binossy. This was
suit which attracted the attention Of circus people prin
cpaly account Of the presence OF Mile Ella Zoysra
IN we'll known cquestrienne, who figured defendant
In the
Tho pansin sued recover 81 $50 for services
der d tho Stokes Circus Company In the capacity Of
equestrian and acrobat and claimed that Kingsley alias
Ei zOyara, was partner In the concern
The dcfenc set up that "Ela" was only sn rrn.
poyo ~ the company and could b. held responsible
for ~ dcis; bot not proven to tbc satisfaction
~ tho court OF jury, and the result ycdct i0r The
plaintiff Tor the full amount
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Connubial Felicity and Eifss.-Ifow
Wives should be trcated-Nothng Is more susccpthe g
harm from the storms OF this rude wSrid than delicate
nature The husband remains hearty aud roouHo
the frail d.cst" wife dr1ups hts
rudey handled sensitive plant The TINT The
oak uncathe1 uproot, the nowern If wife Is sIina
N soknes her II aternal olicitue and care
uon her. remember you the Heaven appontsd
guardian her health You should fa supply he
with deicaes which viii assist Nature IN restoring her ~
full vgor PLANTATION BIrrERS are just tn" thing She
needs Thor effect In building the system, rcorlng the
life forces io their original vigor creating blood and
Adposo matter. Is truly magical.
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THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

The Oonstatutionsl Anenansnt AA~pnol
by tAs InAiaas Legisiasurs.
1spsAsAroLu, lad, Feb. II ia
mo resolution endorsing tho Congress ona amsndnsu1
70 tho constitution sbelshing slavery having pasA -
Senate BY 20 70 a. passed tho House tonight by 81 -
One hundred guns aro being fred ~ tho State Hoo
honor Of the occasion.
The New Jersey Legislaturs sHA e.
C0nstitutiOnal Amendment.
TRxxros, N J., Feb. II. lseA
In tho Senate to-day Mr. Scovel offered resolunD
and advocated H. also did Mr. Buckley, requesting -
Committee Federal Relations report Wednas1ag
their action tho constitutional amendment agan1
slavery After discussion, tho motion prevailed, sy
vote Of nine yeas against eight nays several demoossn
voting In favor Of tho resolution.
Mr.. Hosman resigned his position on the Commsas0
on Federal Relations. and Is accepted.
In tho Houss the resolution for immediate actioa -
ths constitutional amendment wos postponed for usss
daya
Tho Governor has called extra session Of the IAso
lAture ratiy the anslavery amendment 70 the 60
stituton
Nebraska.
rHH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT APPROVED ~
TIE TERRIT0RIAL LE0IsLArURH.
OMAHA, Feb. II, lSek
Tho Territorial Legislature adourned last night Rsso.
lutions passed almost unanimously endorsng 0svO
sanders and Secretary Paddock, asking for hsR
reappontment also approving the constitutional anenA
ment aboshing aavory, pedging the vote OF Nebrsska
TO ratify \, II needed.
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The Sailing or the Africa.

0VsrUN, FVDs T6B0.
The mails per the steamship Africa for Liverpool via
Halifax, will close AT eight O'CLOCK 10 morrow twodnes
day, morning but she will no1 sal until abou, eleven
A.
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A.-Young Gentleman, If Y0u Have
PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS In yoUR
dressing case your easel much he ptied and you vi
yourself lease" when you woong espccisny -
rival shrewd enough 10 provide Hin
self with \ case Of IT, verbum
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Pres~rvattvs
and Wig Depot, Wholesale and roail No Astor Housa
The dye applied by skiifui artists
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GcncrnIs Grnnt nnd shermnn Pnt

Cherokee Medicines for the Uasortm-
nae.32 page pamphlet, with fun particulars free AZ
dress Dr. Vs. Mrrwin Co. Is Liberty street New York
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Great bargains In Imported satin slip
pers black white blue aud pink 81 80 and " pair made
BY Este Bootscheap, o close ou the c the proprieos
retiring from business. NJ l.. HILL 81 Broadway.
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Grover a. Bakers First Premium EIas-
stitch aud Lock stitch sewing Machines so broadway.
New York, and 235 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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AZ 3s0 Brondway.-Messrs. Fowler -
WELLS Phrenoogss give written charts Of char ss>s0
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Hest I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfsce
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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Ono Copy Tor ono year ~
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Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner OF Fulton ~
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Highest Premium Lockstttch Sewing
Mnehin.s-WHEELkk A WILSON, G2S Broadway Bee
Wheeler and Wilson's butonhole machine.
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Not q Few Of the Worst Disorder thoe
snic mankind arise from corruption Of the blood HELM-
BOLD'S EXTRACT Oh sARsAfAkiiLh 10 . remedy -
the utmost value