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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
Shall Congress be Sustained?

Shall congress be Sustained?
In 1861, eleven States picked up
their hats anG walked out Of Congress.
They would havo Como out Of the
Union. had not President Lincoln sent
Gen. Grant and host Of other officers
and men, to close the door and keep
them in: In April, 1865, finding they
could not get out, they concluded to
quit trying, and surrendered their
forces Internationally into tho hands
of the Government. At this juncturc,
Andrew Johnson became President.
1T was IN important epoch. Here
were eleven States that had voluntari.
Il severed their relations with the
General Government. What was to
be done with them? Here was o mul.
titude Of men who had committed
treason in order to cffoct their sever.
ance. What was to DO done with
Mem7 They had forfeited oil their
rights. The only rights they could
now claim constitutionally were the
con6scation Of their estates and trai.
tors death. OF this the most Of them
were very sensible; they would then
gladly havo accepted any terms that
would have allowcl them their lives
and tho liberty oflocomotion. Many Of
themcxpected nothing but death, and
thereforcso asylms in othcr conn.
tries. Others who had not been so for.
tnnate Us to get away, begged the priv
ilege of being allowed to leave this
country. -.
What an opportunity, 'lIie, for set
Ting the question Of SECESSION OIL
giving itan everlasting quictns? And
ought not the man, having anything
like'colnmon sense, who let the gold
Gu opportunity slip, to be everlasting
" branded as .raitorl Yet this was
done by Andrew Johnson!
The Constitution authorizes tho
President, extraordinary occasions
to,cdlkau extra session Of Congress
Here was an Extraordinary occasion o
the, utmost. Importance. What shall
be doneswi.h oil these traitors: anI
how are;thc renegade States to tc re
sfored>to their, former relations will
the, union} Both grave question $
requiring careful delibcration, ar'
the. decision Of" which legitimate,
belonged to Congress. In sefsrshc
tathe,n'Andy Johnson had but on
dntyto'pcrforn, md that was to eou
yoke Congress. Did he Do, it, &c
nnrsaw cbore an opportunity to: be
COME famous; and, though, he fail j
I'LL tlss, + W, mistake not lie will sue
eeed.iu that lie. will acquire th
lameof lsenelict:Arnold. He shouI
.dsrsf the responsibility ofaettling til
question himself, and in order to &
Shicx hs adopted the ".my policy.
Aad whit e" ~ polisy y, To tn
tsastSs :, 80 ii ditionsi5{ u, pardon, an
taiha Sintes three .co16sions, viz
tie abolition: of slavery the repudi'
tsa6lls1Hssfebsl debt saad l ~ 4. repeal
@piaw declaring the State no long
Ii the Union. ~ complying wit
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
Wheeling, Aug. 4th.
Secretary IIarlan's Letter.
The following is 4 copy Of Secretary liar
lan's letter Of resignation:
DKrNHTNl:Nr OF THE INIEHI"H'
MnsllIngiuE, y. G., July -, lSGO.

lan's letter Of resignation:
DErAHTMrSr or THE lS1EHIoh,
washIns,"r, y. C., July p, lSGd'
10 The President - Having heretofore IN
formed YOU Of my readiness to withdraw
from the Cabinet when it might accord with
your pleasure and convenience to name my
successor, and in pursuance ofan understand
inr arrived mt in a recent interview, ! hereby
tender my resignation Of the office OF Secretary
of the Interior, to take effect upon the iirSt
dav Of September next. In thus seVcrlns my
official connection with your administration !
would do injustice to my own feelings were
not to present my thanks for the uniform
courtesy md Kindness shown me during my
term in service. Praying that tho supreme
ruler of nations may bless yon with health
and vigor to endure the nrtluous labors incl
dent TO your high position, and wisdom to
carry into effect such wise measures Of policy
rs Congress may devise to secure tho domestic
pcacc and national unity, have the honor to
he, with great respect, your obedcnt servant
., !. .. JAMES HARLAN,
Secretary OF the Interior.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

A BrsnwnAcKEE FOR A. JOHNSON,
The rebels of Grccrblicr county
held q meeting at Lcwisburg the
other day. Tho Union (Monroc CO..
Register learns that the first" citi.
zens we're present. The notorious
Bushwhackcr lIounshcll, who ordered
Union women to be tied and sent
through the lines, was chairman Of
the committee on resolutions, and
endorsed the policy IF Imdy JOhm'
son! Any cause that will attract
the support Of such men IS r0tten.
"1phoro the carbon is, thorc will
the cy.buzzards be gathered to-
rether."
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TIE Cabinet, with the new appointments,
stands rs follows: ... ,.:.... .......-
Secretary Of State-Wiliam II. Seward.
Secretary Of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton,
Secretary Of III. NaUeGidcon Wellos.
Secretary Of the Lnte'ior-Orvillc H. Brown:
ing. '..r..'.
!po,,u,asLer Generd-A. W. Randall. - :.
A0orney Gencrat--IIcnry Stansberry. E" ." -,
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- A Good Suggestion.
T. tie West vIrginIu 1ournnl:.a =. s.
-. REWARD THE DESERVING

-. REWARD THE DESERVING
know nothing of politics. Mr. Editor, nor
nm anxious to know much. What wish
to INV is this Hit confcrs m honor or ben.
Gift upon man 10 send him. as our Repre-
sentative, to /; Congress-, Why not send Judge
polslcy? Who cam You find. that is more dc.
serving Who moro faithful or honest OF
capable ?nThihk Of. this suggestion from q
Union woman oman who has observed with admi.
ration tii tho Judges casocr from tho beginning
Of tho. war to tho present, time. .'~'&a
Respectfully, Yours,
ry.jH!. j., "a rci.t3l So ...i MARY.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

TIE DO (o) LITTLE CONVENTION
The Convention which met in Phila'
delphia ) cstcrday, if all got in who
had tickets, is composed of-lst, Reb'
els who fought; Cd, Rebels who did
not, but now want to fight; 81,
knights Of the Golden Circle; 4th'
American knights alias Sons Of Lib
crty; 9Th, Coppcrhcads; 9th: War
Democrats, or, rs tho Coppcrheads
called them, Grocnback Democrats a;
It'll, Disappointed Republican office.
seekers, and Union generals, colonies
and captains who resigned on account
Of the Emancipation Proclamation, Or
wcro always on the sick.list when
their comrades were fighting heavy
battles, or were dismissed for disloy'
atty.
What a bubble there will be in the
political cauldrop when they attempt
to stew these poisonous, noxious
plants into a medicine for the healing
Of the uationl Witches more fright
ful than tho cutty Sar& that pursued
Tam O'Shanter to the bridge aud
there snatched off the tail ofhis mare
Meg, will dance around the fires.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

Onion Senatorial Convention,
For thi, District, will meet at Charleston,
on the 23d Of this month.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

.. Union State Convention.
Tho State Convention meets At Parkcrs'
burg, August 30lh.
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The THREE MONTHS PAY PRorra'-".I,
DO Of interest to. the officers coming "'u
the scope Of tho act Of Congress 'r'"s
July 18Th, granting three month"; P.y p te:u
to learn tho exact amounts ::.: toe' ~
to under the !axrJ .L!:ns:Ga ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

TINS iu., Dooliiuis Convention xill vi called,
Hhen. you next ,hcaf from II ~ O =! 4ttle
Convention: ,,|rt%& ii",soH ~ '2 z.
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:P.s. Don't put in thu: PEGS 20 - 70 conn
init me to ary: side-i,want! boath sde2 70
voAt for mo: .l,.n BIS !%..tlZAi:HNOOAliAis
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Arrives.


Steamship The Queen (BrL Grogan liverpool Jan -
Sch, with mlse and i,9 pas.enseIs 70
National steam Navigation Co. Had strong wes'ef'y
with heavy head the entire pss.see. v'n ''. az ~
lon 10 so passed the hull OF ship apparently
10Th lat 81 H. lon % q, passed screw steamer ooa"a -
sopposed Bhophoru. 2isi LAT 40 ~ Ion % ~ NJ
received board Mr. Milcom Ssdy hooA InoS is 1885,
ship City OF Baltimore "no nse vee" es'''eN " WI
strsm,bip vicksburg McCresry Mobile ysn vi. Chshs
ton IsLere She put coal and machinery ders-9
Ian 20 with cotton &c, to smith nunune: oauru -
ia compsny with steamship United S,ses tor New
| vi. rad heavy N T. gales tie entire passage.
,.a,eI Gull strrau Aount Mobile. iudse., Smith Dun
,ns
oteamS' I"1,
pass 20 ~ ~ r.r,x Ryics Nevberu n. c., 20 houxo
Ss.' 10 ~ pGoas.n.cd =.
Shin G. Tidny, Thomson Liverpool, Mdse.. VIM an
P 49, a. ma hesvy westerly weaih.r during tn
90. "a asv. an the chsunrl with heavy westerly gseo
1900 isbt days o. whoa beating bewe~a
80 Tosbar Ian ia lat IS Ion. SO 10 at diybiess
msdr di.mas.sd wndwsrd the wnd at the ns
boat slongside and found to be brig Roys stadfd
Innanois M s. with loss of foremast and jbboom .ne
inonm.s load, with petroleum. four feet wser IN she
LA IA n. MANN cbokrd with sand the maiu ana sfsse
70 bays been receny abandoned The @. T. snchorse
| a. ,hs bar eve, ing OF 10th. .
Ship rshoms Policy. Burgess sailed from New ORR ~
for Jsssow for The r, . 's dsy. s . 40 30 a s. TO- had
b,nyy hurricane from N r.. which blew rgest sioen
or nearly "a hours with high and confused cross sea- '
vessel hove under goose wnged msintop'ai tne snip
each ove the drcss carried the ridder post shsse
cargo sprung leak and Lad a so.S ~ith
grain spit sails aud 'u.tsioed other damase a,ssr jan
have had asys .. md tSs am. evening anchored %
the bsr Part Of the crew are dsso ea 'Ion .d b,sl
sup hayre tN9t" ), naIr.n,t 49,. 4 Wsn6t Dee.
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suIrPING INTELLlGENCR.
PORT OF NEw-YeaK...........JAx.s ~
Cleared.

Cte0pe0s
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boston, Nebtune steamship "
Sesmship Meteor Kemble, Panama, Cary Co.
Steamship Manhattan Tuner Havana aud 'esa cruz " -
Whhn-y T.
Rowland and A,pi"wal a, r.,s..
Steamship Miami, Clark. Boston W hfmey hNnawsys.
BARK Pima Carl (Prusl Bernsten. Liverpool siou'sn
Edyr. ru.c
Bark Henry Tow bridge. Dsuje Bsrosdaes' ID. irov'
BRIDGES Sou. - xr,u.
Bis II. Aba Tbbs sisai Cau,peschy ard Lssuna' Mins
& Houghton. - -, -
Whitney.
Brig Victoria (Br) Burke. Cieofb-scs p Neviu, See.
schr Srlsh b. Strong. Tyler Rehmond' VA hseAsss
Tookef Il Co. . .,.s.A
Sou. g. rI D.
iston. 49, =, =, ~ ~ MUM
x Co. -
Schr Thomas Godfrey, New Orleans. n. n; Brigham; .
Schr. Harriet Thomas. Robinson. Mobile u D. Hurew
schr Albert Thomas Van Brunt Apaschcola, Z. D. du"
but Co. w
Schr Izetts, Li,tefeli, Fernandina, La hoyoks m~
Schr Lilly Cray Gray. Norfolk Va T. B. Chase ca.
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Travellers, Guido.

To Albany, oy iu.::."s r. " ReYx ssa; s.s and
l0thave. aud by Harlem NJ az pepos n'h 81
end l,h:sv.. Via HUDSON River, - ~ M
g. aud 10 D. M. VIA Harlem W s. %; sn1 u o. M
Sunday tain. via Hudson River, ~. m City
ssrs run between Chamber and sOh.st. station
s1d Sy .a and az w..astoa . by tn. NswJery
r. R.. foot Of G2ur;ndsr., "a and 10 a. n'
To Boston BY New.London line fisr % ~ H.
To ,ston. by. Nsw.iIaven Il. r., via Springfield
a6: and ~ swsy.n i;;i. and s.S ."
w. Via shore Line ia and p M sunday. p. m
To CanandAig aa, Rochester Buffalo, salamsncs and
West BY E-ie Railroad. fc9' Of clsmoersst.'
a5 10 q. o.. and Emigfant train...... p M
To Camden, Manchester aud Long Branch. by RAJ
ritan and Delaware Bay 4 r., VI. steamboat
Jesse Hoyt from pier9 y r. II SAM Way .,s :,
Line for Msuchester and Long Branch. fio p n
In X a. m a'd Ysphank. M, and 0.
To lilac .ettstown and inirrnediste stations BY
Morris and Essex n. r., foot Of barcieysi., at
g:Da M By sane road for stations west OF
Mlburn al 4;l0 D. Morri.town Expfe".... p n
10 New Haven. connecting with H. ~ ios martofd'
and springheld-cteemerslea leave PEGS Slip al. - "a
/ To New.Iiaven, by the Hew-hayen Rky 2'th-a;
and 4h.sv. at T. g. ny M. w s;ts, =. and p No.
To the West, By Central ksilToad Of Ner;Jrpey
mI Il No. and s;os .. M sundlyuam. p. IN
TO philadelphia by New.lersey Railroad, TOO. OF
No ,%s ia midnight II 'Os 49,
TO Providence, By steamer City ofProvidenee' w
cry Tuesday Thursday ard Saturday, hom Pier
r. n r. ioot AZ
Commanded. Q snd Ca m, p ui, and IL
IT. sn ,ao, SI Northern T. T., K...J.rey
from Jersry City at ei q M. ia ~ add e:esp. m
Mondsy u T. no
To orleans. every saturday. Atlantic and Mississippi
s,ssss Island Fsrry-see advertisement
Tor further Information 10 regard Railroad Time Tsbles
sse Advertisements in another part Of thb pspsE
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ rsssenzsf and Freight Depot IN New.iok, foot OF
Lberyst connects al Hampton Junction with the
L. h,h Valley Railroad aud i.s connections forming direct
Pitlbugh and The West, without change oil cars also
10 the Oil Region - $500
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two LStres. fms daily from the West except sundAys'
vhen evening train.
One train daily t-xcept Ssturisy,) for the oil region
sixty miles and hours .sved BY ,Lis line to chicago
Cincinnati. st. Louis, C.. with but change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Now 90 161-Lssse New York % follows;
Atss m. for Esston. Msucb Chunk Wtsmspors, "hhee
BARR. Ashsnoy City, etc. ,,,.
MAIL 1sArx-At m for Warrington. Esson. Wsfez
Gap sersuton Wkesbsrr. Crest Bend. Binehsnfon ete
So m-Wcs,ern Express for Esstcn, Scranton, orsst
Bend. Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg, Pitsbursh snd we
West with but change Of to Cincnnaa or Chicago
and but two changes 10 St LoaiA -,
wltesbsrre. wiiiismspon Resding Postsvi Harrsoas'
he. ,.,,.,,
Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
S D m.-Yor somervls and Flemngton.
6p. m-ESrress train for the Oil Region and Ens' aapy
except Saturday.
$50 D. m.-for somsrvilsL
7 % ni.-For someryilb. -,
spm.-WESIERN EXPRESS TRAIN-Fos Kston Al
eniown. Resdins Harrisburg. Ptsburgh and the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jsrssy CITY 70 fsouzns Gs
ELIzABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New-York foot Liberty ct Of 10 m AID m
Tckes for the West 10 obtained o. the once o. tne
Cenrai hAilfosd Company foot Of Liberty ct, H. NO
Anor House al hos I'll go ard ~ Broadway and ths
prise.PsI h0.ss JOSIAH o. sTEAkNS, ssosraasssessI
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In sssmship Ths Qussa. noU uvsspees-wA. rssaa 4.
VI Lewis Sea Chrissopbes Benz, Sansf hsastoa. D.
Crane Mrl Gre~nwsy Mrs. sprssyl and \, In tbs sesesse
Mecormici Lsuis Dsut Tbopss vssnia Mrs Lyons eAu
reu and s~rvant bursio urqaiss Henry hoalon !ess
Erns Vspdrrrsuusn Joel Schondeeg Jsmes simms csv6
Sitrr Paul Dnarsn,rd, Mas DIVA st~yens nsa.ae
Mr. Crsn Msnnei IL Louis Fernandez Eusrtno psIooes
srrss James Dean, Joe Maria Moran fssneco rseseSs
ADD I've Children James WAGON, Arhurder Mimi ssm,e
Hyment James Wandeil, Joss Gsspar, Marie DusoA
Francois Gruen.
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NJEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1853
COMMENCING NOV EMbER 70, 1915.

Passenger Station In N.w.York Tweutysevenhs
and Fourthave Entrance on TWENTY seycnIh-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YOKn:
For NewHsv-u, 100 500 lEx.,) l3o M IL d. tEx)
3Wi (Ex.1 345, 80 aud 800 (Ex,lp m.
For Bridgeport. 100 800, ttI.) ll.O M i2lS tExyp
AGO. (Ex.5 AS, L30 and 800 tEx.) p. IN.
For Milford, and Straford zoo. IL 30 M 30 $50 p m
For Fairfield. Southport aud Westpors 'Vo' Wa m 80
A&pm
a0n tEI.i 345, 40. so, s.oJ lEx.l .. IN.
For Daren, 80, 80. 1l.30 ,345 43c. $50 p M
For Greenwich 100 $50 lI.30 LIS 49, so 81 pm.
For Stanford 100 10 (Eg.l $50 ll.3o IN l2la (Exl
400 fEx 5 &5 40 30. go. 800 Ell D. "a. =, a,
For Pot Chester and intermediate staious 70o NV ''
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfe 400 (Ex) aoo tEh'i'o'
For Boston, via Shore Line l2.15, (Ex..) e.oop M
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 (EH.) ILL., aco
For Coanecticot River Railroad. 800 M EL,) i2lsp m
10 Montreal 300 o. m. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud Fsbt Railroad 400 'EI'
For New Haven Nsw.Londou and stouington Railroads;
400 a m. l2.l5 800 800 ?. ~
For Canal X abroad. II. IL v. m. to Northamptou
for Housatonfc Railroad. Sa IN.
For Naugaiuck Railroad, 6.0Js- m, 300 p m 80,
Fos Dsnbury and Norwak Railrosd 100 $50 q m, III
p. =, @, ....-.. a.. o M % N, twain
JAMES n. HOYr. Supt.
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MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl
THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave PIX No a. North River foot OF Canal s at O'Clock
noon on the lat I,h ind l.t Of mouth Except Wien
hose dates fall Sunday, and then tho preceding Sst
dAyL for AsPlNWALL, connecting, via Panama hah"sy
with Of tie CompGnys steamship. from Panama ICE
SAN FRANCISCO tOhriiing at ACAPULCO
FEBRUARY.
lA-HENRY CHAUNCkY connecting with COLDHADO.
l0,h-ATLANTIC. connecting with SACRAMENTO
2ist-NEW.YORH ceuneciins with CONSTITUTION
DEPARTURES st and 2st connect OF Panama With steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. lst and llth for CEN.
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the let touch a.
MANZANLLO. ,,cv
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. Second Cabin. SteeIsss
$500 500 s100 -
di.count OF ONE QUAR- En- steamers rates VIII be
allowed SecondCabin and Sctrogo passeuseu accom-
panfd by tLel fauiyes
BifesN checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult . -, -,
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
fee. -,
For Passage Tickets or further inormson apply at tho
Cnmpary's Ticket Office, tie Wharf loot OF Canal s..
Fw. O. BELLOWS. Agent.
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Mensovnuda.

p,..a :, ,,,o fr ~ 1906 of Absecom Inlet, To q
ng car.." Of -ce, spar standing rigging
,ops,s and nainssii widihs bal FALLS ec persons Own
ina he same viii address Amos BULGE, tss' WY Az
lsntic County. New-Jrrsey
Other papers phsye copy. . .
The dsnaed bark reported az anchor outside the light
shp supposed 10 have IN collision with slip ad II
dnss the bark Scotland and 10 collision win Noevs
nan abs Hayre.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sum Rses T;I7 Snn SETS. CO Moon Sets. NILS
HIGH WATER fnu DAT.
Sandy Hook .l22ll NV. island. hsu
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miscellaneous.
Ocean Cleaners.

OPTICS OF WELLS, FARGO Co,
Nyv.YoRK AND ALIFos STA ExPRgss EXCHANGE Co..
NO "a BEoADwAr. NEW YORK
CLIPPERS of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
COAST viii please take notice that having been appointed
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC NAIL Steamship Co..
are PREPARED receive fREfGT5 for Califonis Ore
CON- Nev.ds Washington Territory, Sandwich Islands, Cen
trsl America and West Coast South America
For apply Office No "a Broadway or freight
Office on dock foot Of Csnalst.
Steamers will sail let llth and 2lt Of each months those
dates falling sunday. preceding Saturday.
No Sow freight received ON day OF sailing.
Freight must be delivered on dock foot Of Canast
Bills Of lsditg will b. issued at No. y; Brosdwsy.
Our usual express will be by each steamer and
will close at IN sd ing day.
Our letter bags will close at III a. m 81,
For convenience Of up town customer letter bss WIZ
be kent al tie metropolitan Hotel aud the dock foot OF
ChnHlsL Al,
Our ranked envelopes win be sale at the Office OF the
Hotel and at q, 0pi Offices No. "a Broadway and C'na'
dock. -,
opes ,,,,
Tesrsphc irasr. Of money made to al points reached
by a.. u Tres NJ WIS, Coast.
WELLS FARGO Co.
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FIRE AT FREscHs HoTKL.-An alarm OF hrs
was created about o'clock Tuesday afternoon oy'p.
burning of bed in ono Of the lodging rooms !"
French's Hotel, corner Of Chatham and Frans'oress
The Fire Department called out but their Z, ths
were notrequired, as the FIRE was ertinsnnnea
emnloy6s Of TIC hotel without material damage
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-TrainsI leave
1IJsmes-sIip, New Yors. as foiows:
500 a. o.. Cre-npor Mail, stopping Of al Stations
II 90 a. M. for rynsset.
3COp M Yaphsnk Expes and to Greenpot on Saturdays
<:CO D. N. Syos.et Express.
$500 p. N. for Fsrmingdalc.
Trains for Rosyn and Glen Head leave at 800 m and
l:OO D. m, changing at Mneols.
Sunday rcursion Trains leave Hunfers Point at $50
x. WHITE, Superintendent
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Copartnersbip Notifies.

DARTNERSHIP.- Il want o party, either
active or silent 10 Join MIR in manufacturing and adve
tising an article Of large maud sterug qualities. brsvy
profits cash monopoly. Must have ample means 1t
command Will bear the ciosrst invest CATION. No agents
need apply Address vERllAS, Of Demss Barnes 4
Co., No. I'll Park row. New York.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANY-Foos of BARCLAY st-On and amer Nov "a
Mo. ming mail trans for haekei,.town and ntermedse ga
wed OF Mibup. At .:lo Mouitown E.prss, - p ~
5. SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-rrains leave
foot OF Corandts. for PHILApELPHiA and u: ~
M IL H. and 8 D. IN, and IL niIdn ght; ior BALTIMORE
and WAsHIsaToy ct and ID, p and IL midnight
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

Il ROAD-On and after Monday JAM 1856 trains for Al
and Troy connecting Wi Northern and Western ans
viii New Yors $ follows:
7:30 a m. via Hudson River Railroad, Thirtisth.st and
Trntb-syr connecting W th traius for North aud West
10 u Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
srn and Western trsins.
II 4 m via Hsrirm Railroad, Twenty sxtbs and Fourth
avs connecting with trains for North aud West
BIAS o. m via Hudson River Rsi road connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping cars attached 50,
ais o. u via Harlem Railroad connecting at Albany with
W~st~rn trains and Troy with r. and ). aud I. and
roads for points North, with seepiDs-cars attached
o. M via Hudson River Railroads se~ cars from New
York TO buffalo Suspension Bridge without change Aso
TO Montreal vi. ssratogs. This train runs on sundsys
10 D. M via Hudson River Railroad with seep at
tsched connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and West. -
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Sailed.
Steamship Manhattan.
Unts0aferD.

The American ship Gen. Spey Of Bath. towod fnts
ou.rnstown with dsrkr swept. loss .. AUS ooats &c
I decLs swept aud loss fore aud nianHasn
IN tina deck.
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PORTLAND. Me-. Tuesday Jan. - ~ ~ wa
The house Of John w. Dana at fa "a no az baild.
burned yesterday. LIE was Insured ior s""~ -
| tng and furniture.
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.11ort-iuaroens' Notice.
STATE oy Ngw. YoRK.

PoET.wARDRss OFFICE. No. lO4 Walt
NOTICE il hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of tho act passed April a. 1857 entitled Al
Act to eorganlzs til. Warden ohce otthe Port Of Nov.
Yok 10 III n.rsons In having charge o. the
sabIec, rnscr Of snch inquiry organization survey tsA
The following under examination By the Pcs
Wsrdens and that the said surveys OF examinations WI %
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1le0ieal.

DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE will
restore nervous aud debiilated cons'utons s5ecrss
certain Fsiure impossible. IN cases OF % and ~ oHcu
lars cent L. ROLAND, Sole Agent, . 81
No. as Broadway. Eew-fork.
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VIZ. n. BARI, Genl Pass. Agent, New.York.
nor CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN

EOR CAMDEN DIRECT VIA HAKIIAN
il AND DELAWARE BAY RAILR0AD.-Farr *2; *
cnrn tickets good for days ga On az after JANUARY
is65 from Pier No North River ct II rs p NJ Express
n- through Csmden In hours Passengers for barness
tain AZ o. a. line, arriving In Camden 81
Ii d m Freisht for Camden, Vine4nd &C.. viii be taken Al
Low Rates Ii delivered before u O'Clock roon val rrsch
Csnaen the same night W. 3. 5SEDEN. Superintendent
q N KILLINGS. Agent Pier No.3.