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CHICAGO. SATURDAY. SEPT. l9, 1865.
0FFICE NATIONAL LABOR USIoN,
W AzufNcrax Aag 1873 I

OFFIcE NATIONAL LABOR USIoN,
WASHINGTON, Aug. l, 1861
FIJI WV oRKINGvKN, In accordance with
the constitution IT The Natioaal Labor Union
its eond annual session win be held in New
York city on the third Monday in September
nextTtue 2lstl, commencing at IL o'clock, A
NJ. You are respectfully invited and urged to
sead representatives TO this important Assem-
blage of workingmeu, which meets to institute
reforms, and 70 carry out those already insti-
uted ID .Ls interests Of the workingsses sms
and, by establishing reciprocal relations be-
tween their different organizations, unite them
in a common effort TO protect themselves, and
keen back the crcroachments Of centralized
wealth upon the lights OF lsbe., n TO secure
\, 1aton thai will improve their condition and
a. sc them in the scale of prosperity and in
81. ace
Organizations that vii be entitled 10 repre-
-entation, I'D the number Of delegates 70 each.
provided 'or in Article 2, sections and z,
Of the constitute d, as follows
''szer1oS u TIE National Labor Union shall Ne com
posed Of such labor ogsnEstons may nov or here
after exist having for their object The ameioration Of
~ condition ~ thnse Who labor Cor living
sFc . Every Inter atiouai OF National organization
shall be eDtitleI TO rH.gE representatives.. =
State organizations and Trades Unions and all
other organizations % representative IN th Matt
- labor Cengress provided that representatives shah
derive their eson rect from the org snzation they
claim 10 represent
sac. g EN-reprsseI tstives. upon presentation 81 n
certilcHIe Of = Cd standing ia their organisation shall
" enlted to vsicl, Without vote 10 the National
Labor Congress
Delegates who may be elected viii please i'm
medatey thereafter, inform the Vice President
Of the Stale of New York Of their election, and
from lin can W. obtained information A. 10 thc
place Of assembling Of the Congress aud the
most desir Ne place for delegates 70 stop Ills
address /. \, IA. J. Jossup, No. IL Norfolk street.
New York city D. O. q. MnALEY,
President National Labor Union
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NEw ORLEANs, Sept. /, !


TO the Editor Of the woRKnexAN's ADvocAS.
Irc movement Of the Democratic party il
stronger than 1t ever was before, with their
motto, "Seymour & Blair" Preparations
have been made since their last ratlic meet
ing, such as have never been known here
before, and up to last Saturday, &c clubs had
completed their organ izations, aud the his
tory Of political parties does not furnish any
such exam Die Of general or popular enthu-
siasin. City and country alike are being
stirred with excitement, and the deepest -
terest is manifest in the success Of the Dem
ocratic candidates, and the triumph Of their
principles, upon which depends the stability
Of this government, and the preservation Of
free Institutions.
Over this land the evils Of anarchy have
lowered, and never suffered more than it
ut present endures under tae rule OF the car
pet-baggers and their new made voters, ~ho
are worse than nuisance 10 all good citI-
gems, even to many who have hitherto been
fol Nvers OF the Radical party. Ii 10 nov
apparent to all that the tribe Of carpet bag
gers only work for themselves, by stealing,
and that they baye robbed the people Of mis-
state alone OF many millions OF dollars and
tina plundering horde Is fastened upon m
outraged people, and maintained BY CALLING
military despotism, unparalleled in the histo-
tors OF the civilized world. Hence, IL is not
wonderful that our oppressed people should
look forward with hope to the election Of
Seymour and Blair for deliverance. The
demonstrstion of last Saturday, in which
10000 voters marched in procession, carry
ing thousands Of torches and calcium LIGHTS.
amid the blaze Of rockets, Roman candies.
&c, was scene long TO be remembered.
The WoRKINGMAN's- ADvocArR has often
written Of the corruption on our Congress,
but to witness bare-faeed corruption and nm
blashing viliainy, you should observe the
shameless transactions carried on i'm our L.
gislative halls.
White and black children shall 20 10 thr
same school, and n white parents refuse TO
ssmix" their childrsn, school Superintendent
CONWAY viii take them from their homes and
incarcerate them in prison, called IN nsy
lum. 70 be indocsrinated with Radical doc
trinss- Radical 'sreliginn." !, for my part
have the happiness 10 BE the fataer u 4 faa-
ny, and FEEL the desradstion inflicted upon
q ~ this 'sorde Of adventurers, who, wbile
yhey do much 10 the way OF bleaching the
incoming genrrstion, have no intentica Of !
rsmalning long enough to hear their dusky !
sdspnngs call them father. Our governor |
= Up 70 this, but he 10 blinded by PARTISAN
Dssotry, and 10 - guilty. Is tue rest Of thsss |
Ihisr'.g scoundrcla. Most Of those carpet |
5ag rulers were strsgglers from the army,
'ome efwhom feigned sickness, in ordsr 20 \
~ possession u conflscAtsd plantanons or \
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Fnom nEw feak.

~ NEW 40&A3 Oofr@@ ~ AOSCs
~ N n1lssr sfsAs wssEnsnAss ABso0Asn.
Al the time draws near for the next La
Dor Congress to neet, there begins 70 b
more activity displayed AMONG the uniohs Of
ihs city. Many of them ere elseting dele
gstss and discussing ths subjects that are
likely 70 come before the congress. Certainly
10 BODY Of men have bad : more importsrs
task, or one franght with more importsnt
results 70 Iabor. man viii b the qaestions
70 c,ms before thsn.
Ths contsst between c@P..sl ana labor
grows more aercs and more intsnss syxy
dAy. md Norkinsnn win soon BE- called
upon y choose bstwssu fEssdon and sl.vary,
for capital has made he assertion (aBd msans
y snfescs NJ ~ thsrs Y iuld Be two
clnsoss--ons u lHbsr md TIE othar % taks
~ ~ proessds q shaz l1bor. nnsw onIy
ren6inn = - I'm whether the nsen who
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The correspondence Of the ApvocArE be-
ing Of an Unusual length and interest. in the
present issue. we have been again compelled
70 lay aside deal Of editorial and rniscsllA-
neOus matter, for which We suppose ws VIII
receive the thanks Of our patroos.
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All delegates 20 the Workingmens Cooven-
ton are requested TO meet in the Office of tina
WORKNGwKs's ABvocArK, this Saturday after
noon, at quarter to o'clock. Business Of
impoT nee will be transacted.
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IN the next issue Of the ADvoczss win be
eomnsncsd series Of lsttsrs TO nschanics'
wives, wriitta by fAe .si1s q . Hsaaaajs,
which, We have every rsasca 20 believe, win
prove q more Than general interest.
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f: Fs.s. Ss:.ss 81 5i%:: Si;s,
sS, AM-Arrivea IN tine nlsh.: :oh.. p warner p.ya
SYors Adams, Robins boston fSiIsdsiphis; No
10 for NYorE; Ella Fish Wiley, do for Bsi.inors
NEW LoNDoN. Jan sIArriyed sehr: Ruth Halseys
& sss bark rS1s cieaa syo.t
Benton Providence for Norfolk Ann s River for
NYok Crescent Lodge Newport for do Van clsave do
sailed sh, sehrs Red JACKIE. NYort; 9Th, J L Hsss a.
gnia EizA Buell. Eizabsthpors; Isaac Anderson Doyle
csared-scars George Brics and Olive. spellman. New
PHILADELPHIA Jan s-Arrivsd. schr Irwin, AZ.
Csarsd-sehr c irwin Atkins. NYork via Newcastle
5th. An-Arrived. steamers Roman, Baker, Boston
whirlwind. Geer, Providence; schra Allen Ketchum
Boston; Dick Williams Corson, NYork. beiow brig sam,
"is inW.s, Del Jan M steam revenue cutter
main during the winter g render any that
be needed by vessels coming on this coast thus supplying
PokTLANb, Jan ARRIVED, schr Ethan Allen, Blakss
Cisarsdpsseamship Hberni.n (Br) Brown Liverpool:
schr Annie Barton, Frink, Philadelphia.
eth.Arrysd steamer Franoonia' Sherwood NYork; ssns
Cleared brgs Frontier, Skinner Matanzas; Chattanooga
ssiled-Bsrk Gertrude. Atherton, Matsnzas.
PROVIDENCE jan % SrArrvsd schrs Wafener ne
Warren, do Marion Draper MsaGher Jersey CITY, AdSs
poa'ST port; While MOVIE, Hilton. NYork
sailed-schr Minot Light Robbins. Rappahannock River
Cleared Hss sehr Amos Edwards, somers, NYork
pool; Dellle Fleetwood; Henry Palmer whitehaven.
Ceared-Ship st Louts Liverpoo bark Eliza Cochrans
WILMINGTON. NC. Jan 7-saied, steamer W Clyde
WAREHAM. Jan 4-Arrived, schr Lamartine. Quincy.
NYork. t-tN. ..f7
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CITY POLITICS.


The Central Grant Club-Enthusinstic Gather
ing-A Grand Mass Meeting to bo Held.
An enthusiastic meeting Of this political organization
which ID rapidly increasing in numbers and influence
held last evening At the headquarters Of the Union
General Committee corner Of Twen.y-third street and
Broadway. Rufus A. Andrews IN the chair.
The Committee Delegates as Large reported the fol-
lowing names, which unanimously adopted: -
Major Generals Rufas Ingalls, Daniel Butterhold and
Joseph G. Pinckney, Joseph Briggs w. W. POWELL
Major G. W. Bralnard, B. D. Penheld Captain David
The chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEES announced
that rangements had been made for holding grand
Grant mass meeting on the anniversary OF the victory OF
Fort Donaldson This announcement was Of course
csived with deafening cheers
The Committee on Finance reported the following
gentlemen rs the Finance Committee:-D. d. T Mar
ling, A. B. Dittenhoefsr, Samuel Cantre, George Starr
AlmopaW. Griswold, John J. Scock and - Cassidy.
Tns selection was unanimously adopted.
Several new campaign Grant Songs were given BY the
Music Committee.
Senator LENT, having been called upon, made brief
speech reviewing tho past services OF General Grant,
lie alluded especially to the efforts he had recently
made secretary Of War TO reduce the expenses OF that
department. thus giving an earnest OF his determine
tion If elected TO economical administration
OF the general government
Mr. L. w. DEiAFELD Smith was the next speaker He
said they had fought for four long years against dis
union and slavery and they now ready to nght for
four long restore the Union and harmon
iZo and settle the sectional interests Of our country The
time had passed by when questions merely Of moral
sanitary character or even questions In regard TO
local and municipal government could absorb the attsn
ion OF the country. No. we must return to the same
fe cling which animated Americans in l776 and patriot
ism demanded that should occupy ourselves solely in
preserving tna respect for the constitution and reve
renee for law whicn was the most marked trait OF
Anglo Saxons. Mr. Smith closed by urging the claims
of General Grant confidence Of the country. The
meeting shortly after adjourned.
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THE NEWARK SPiRITUaLISTS.

A Disciple Offers Herself n Sufferer for
Truth and Is Locked Up.
Yesterday morning the woman Mrs. Reeves. whose
with the sprituaist band has been already
mentioned visited the station house and informed the
tho officer in charge that had to suffer the
truths sake, as did DR.. McEwen. The chief called
and he orders for the woman Is con nement
In the station house cells She declares that she ID God
Christ the Virgin Mary and Evo and that she is capable
of dong all things During conversation Mrs. Reeves
stated that Christmas Day she became "niiuenced
by the power" that she was now the mother
OF America, Washington was the father
and that she glad she was ''sufiering
heart had been removed to another part OF her body
made other equally curious assertions During the
entire conversation the woman moved her hands
around, swapping her fingers and making wild gestures
She IS large, well developed woman, with black hair
She has considerable property but she has mortgaged
1t TO the amount Of $400, which sum she has wasted
in the furlherance of her absurd IDEAS Yesterday
afternoon several physicians called to her. and all
of them pronounced her insane all matters pertain
cell At the poacs station, the officials perpex ed
as TO what course to pursue
In justice TO the stockholders Of the Publishing Com
pany, to whom the engine house In Garden street be.
longs, IL be remarked that they have COM
promised with the ghouis, nor has tho building been
used as headquarters. The statement that McEwen
occupied bed IN the house is denied well the
sleeping. The woman who was arrested for ex-
posing her person had been In the engine house.
had McEwen been there for eight months before his
arrest The company aforesaid repudate all connection
or sympathy with sprtualism, which they regard as .
scourge and a delusion.
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NHUMAN PUNISHMENT AT THE HOUSE or REFUGE IN
ROCHESTER. n. Y.
from the Evening Telegram or yssterdsy.1

lFrom the Evening Telegram OF yssterday.J
ROCHESTER,, N. r., Jan. 7, 1868.
Another case OF cruel punishment has occurred at
the Western House Of Refuge In this city Il. O. Wood
principal OF the Refuge School, after whipping Nicholas
Christ in o barburous manner the bare back, kicked
him with the toe OF his boot behind the and In the
side, causing a painful and dangerous wound. Nr.
Wood alleges that the boy had stamped on the floor Of
the school room in the usual way of cheering The
affair has been investigated by committee OF tho
Board OF Managers. The Democrat or this morning
says:-"Magistrates might as well stop sending boys
here for light offences The institution at present
managed Is only calculated TO mako them hardened
crimiuaisO
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men. Of Second and Fourth avenues in A. TOW. II New

CANAL CONTRACTA
Mr.. STANFORD gave notice Of q bill TO rsscind and de-
clare void all repair for the canals and work
upon dredging OF the Albany basin and TO provide
for the collection Of all money paid thereon beyond
far compensation for the work actually performed
canal contract system
uARBoR DISTRICT BOARD wHARvxs IN new YORK.
Mr.. GENET gave notice Of bill 20 create harbor dis
trict and board Of wnarvss in New York.
TIE REcoRDER AND CITY JUDGE or NEW YORK.
Mr. MOTION gave notice OF bill relative to the BOW
and duties Of the Recorder and City Judge Of New
York.
The Senate then adjourned
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The Court of Appeais-Rcsisnntion Of Juds,
Porter.

fFrom tho Albany Argus, Jan 61
We understand tia. John K Porter has resigned his
place the Bench oi Appeals leaving the vacancy TO
be filed until the next judicial esction soe) by the
Governor and Senate Judge Porter originally appointed
to Oil vacancy, was elected TO the cour. in 1885, and
his term would expire iii the end OF six years He
goes TO New York We shall assume to conjecture
how far the judgment OF tho Constitutional Convcn-
tion in condemnation OF the Court of Appeals
have Influenced this determination The
political majority sthat decided TO place the
present court i8 commission and 10 create an
entirely tribunal ol the unfortunate par
tisan com mpiexen the court itself TIE udgment
passed upon the court uttered by ts friends
decided step however, has been taken towards the
reconstructon Of the and It's renvigoraton with
the spirit Of constitutional law by the election or Martin
Grover Another election will place this tribunal in The
position from which u was wrested by the strain and
pressure OF civil and make II more a strong
hold In defence Of public right aud personal liberty
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The tunard mail steamship Cuba viii leave this port
on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post onice at
twelve O'Clock NJ on Wednesday,
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-will be
ready at ten O'Clock in the morning.
single. copies IN wrappers for mailing, six cents
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OUR THEATRES.

Gross Receipts for the Year 1867.
Appended will bc found tabular statement Of the
gross receipts as the theatres and other places Of
amusement for the year 1867. The figures have been
carefully compiled from the tax records in the Internal
rsvonus Offices and may be relied upon a. correct In
some few instances the receipts for December had 70 be
estimated, returns in these have yet been
made for that month. The grand total foots up
"a l63 Eta
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ORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g. lses-TRlPLE SHEET

BY Mr. Mason The buildings atsly erected by The
company were not seriously damaged, but the one
where the re originated wholly consumed together
with quantity OF cotton machinery nearlv completed.
The total loss will fall little short Of $780, 0o0 which
fully covered by insurance There viii be inter-
establ ishnenl
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CEryRlL MEADE We have some advices which induce
the belief that IS sti question whether Cen
ersl Meade viii accept the command OF this District
However, he NAV be with any time, but may not
come .. all. Atlanta Nsw ETG, yalh l.
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Court Of AppenIs Calendar.

ALBANY, Jan. Z, 1865.
Tho following is the day calendar in the Court OF Ap-
pcals for tomorrow Nos Q, 10, III, H. 13, To- l6 IL
Is 10, 20, 81, q, "a, 20.
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1t FIRE N IHe TAUNTON LOCOMOTIVE wusss.

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterdsy.I
Bosros, Jan. Z, 1868.
The hre broke out in the Taunton locomotive works
ibis morning obon, ~ clock in the building known
the old nacnius sLsE which was the 1rst one erected
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CI.OTfIING,

CLOTHING.
49,
AT 30 cEAsTrwELrrH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
"A L. CAsHBERu pays the highest Broadway prices for
ladies' and gentemen's Cast on Clothing LADIES' waited
upon by Mrs. Csshberg.
Aros CHATHAM srREET-N oBERsEY WILL PAT
n the highest p.cs FOR Ladies' Cast OF Wearing apparel
Ladies attended TO by nrs o. Please call address,
AT n. ROsENrHAL's, 1853 BOwRRy, OPPOSITE
n Great Jones eireet.ssdiss and gcnlemen
the hgYess for Uasiod Clothing Eurnture, Carpets,
&c., by calling addressing Ladies attended bY Mrs hos
entnal, In and out OF The cilY.
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SHIP PPIN NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
san rises. - Moon sets. morn 36
Sun sets. .......... 4 so iTiiuh wafcr.morn q SO
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Z, 1865. !.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Scotia tBr), Watson, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship sdOn tBr Martyr, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Helveia tBr), Cutting Liverpool-Nauonai
steamship Thames, Pennington. ssvannah-R Lowde.
Steamship Cleopatra. Phillips savannahMurray, Ferris
steamship yanoo. Hodges. Norfolh-N 7 Mecrcaav GO.
stesmsnip Sereus Bearse Bostop-wm p ciyas
Bark stella EBrem, see,nsrafs srsmsnTh Keog Co
Big Enriaus,a lsp, & 1 Bronea yaepla y os..co
Brig Truman tBr) Thompson. 81 Johns, NF--pens-
gris Blanche tBr), Dean. Liverpool, Ss-Morrison a
Phillips ,r
schr psimer' smoc. pemsfara"s Rowe ne"fs
schr Julie (Br), Platte, Kingston, Janenry, De Cor.
schr Thomas Booz, somers, sagus-Godlhwaits Over.
schr O r tBr). Gates, CORVALLIS, ss-crandali. Um-
se6r Ellen Nancy tBrl Wood cOrnwals-crannal,
o@i"'T sehT Il jones Line, Fernandina-A Abbott.
schr baltimore. Johnson; New Iiave9-M Briggs Co.
sehr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbic, Stamford.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Manhattan (Br), Williams, Liverpool with
rdsc and passengers 70 william Williams a 4 Guon ,s ,,n,
steamship Perit, Delaney. Galveston Dec 70 via Key West
Jan with mdse and passengers 10 sponord Iileson
steamship Nnnetonks. sasrksy. Mobile. days, with
mese and passenger to Z 2 Hurbut Co
and pssssnseTs Is Garrison .s 4 Allen -, s.,o,s
with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion steam.
ship Go. -
steamship Jamess Green Inman, Alexandria, with mdse
and passengers, to James Hand.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland, with mdse
and passengers, to j Ames.
Schr g l. Maloy, Maloy philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Gloucester Hodgdon, Ezabethport for New Ha
schr David Wilson, Lockwood, EiIabethpor for Port
Chester.
schr Annie, Eaton, Elizabebport for Glen Cove.
schr Mohawk. Farren, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr r Clark, CLARK, Fall River for Philadelphia.
schr Vim close. Anderson, Providence for Hoboken.
Schr Chief, Smith, Norwich for Elxsbethport.
Schr Ruth ThoInas Dodge. New Haven.
sehr Leading Breeze Mccrse New Haven for Virginia
schr Emma + Laitsn, Laitan, New Haven for Eliza.
bethpor
schr Long Island. Antoine, Stamford
Schr L. Bartlett, Brown, Riker's Island
Sohr Ellen Louis, Coc, Har lem for Jersey City.
sloop John Adams, Hailock. Elzabethport.
soop Iron Age, Martin, Harlem for Oyster Bay.
sloop Mary Jane, Foley, Harlem for Cold Spring.
SAILED.
Steamships Helvetia Liverpool; lows Glasgow Cleo.
para and Thames Savannah Saratoga, and Yasoo, Nor
folk, Nereus Boston; Osprey, Fall River.
wind al sunset NV, light
Marine Disasters.
gvtp II lvrrr nptpxp pradv at Bostou From Calcutta.
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Marina niarfcrs.

SIR DANIEL DRAPER, Brady, at Boston from Calcutta,
days her passage from OF bermuda 70 that port
during she the heaviest NV gales On the sth
ult during terrific gust shipped heavy sea. which
the rudder head and braces, also carried
wark opened the waterways and NJ SO space around the
sranng the ship 80 that she leaked badly the ship
100 hours without rudde which caused her TO labor
and strain heavily A. time decided TO make port ia
finally succeeded in erecting temporary ter
In cockpit and htng the wheel temporary standards
wheel deck which, mcspsvtbe ship was bronght
saiely into her port Of destination.
BARK BRrwsrsR-New Bedford, Jan b-The owners OF
bark Brewster Of this have abandoned her lost
She sailed from this port May 1906 for Atlantic Ocean.
whaling voyage, under command Of Capt isssche akin,
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LOEo ISLAND
- Winter arrangements
Leave James slip, New York, at A. " vi1 Long Island
Railroad 10 Jamaica, for Babylon and all way stations.
Franklin avenue, Brooklyn at s:nj A. ~, via Brootyn
Central Railroad 70 Jamaica, for Babylon aud all way
Leave James alp, New York, at r. ~, via Long Island
Railroad 10 Jamaies, for Babyionssnd all way stsrons
Fransiin avenue, Brooklyn, At 2b5 r. NJ, via Brooklyn
Central Railroad 10 Jamaica, FOR Babylon and Nil sta
tons.
tons connecting with train Of Loas Island Railroad arrive
ing nj James slip at 10 A. NJ,
feaye Babylon AZ us NJ for Jamaica and all w.y
tons win tram Of Brooklyn Central sarosts
arriving ct Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, at 10 A. M.
Leave Babylon At l2,i9 T. NJ. for Jamaica and all way
stations conaeclng with train Of Long Island Railroad,
rung zt James slip ats r. NJ
Leave Psbyion At i2:to r; for ysmsica and All way
Stations eonneciing with train or Brooklyn Central Ras
road arriving FrsukiE avenue Booklyn, at sos NJ.
and connecting also with the horse Of the Eet New
forty minutes. A0s "-''1 T. wnirR. supsrints adens
TO take effect Ecv.riberA 1867
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs.--
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trans leave New York Hudson River Esl-
road Thirtsh street and Tenth avenue aud 10 w. and
3.y5, 63D and III u, M and Harlem Railroad TweutY
sixth and Fourth at IL A. NJ and as T. n
The $50 T. N. train via Hudson River will run on Sun.
days.
WM II. vASDERBILr. Vice President.
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ALBANY, Jan. Z, 1858.
The House was called 70 order At eleven O'Clock by
Luther Caldwell, Clerk OF last Assembly. The oath Of
ofce administered to members by Homer A. Nelson
Secretary Of State
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M1SCELLAN EOUS.

A BSOnUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED II
IA New York and States where deseron drunk
G, sulcie cause publicity; charge until divors
obtained; advice free.
NJ. HoWES Attorney &C., Is NASSAU street.
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Notice to Mariners.


The New Haven Palladium of the 9Th inst says
We have been informed that the Beach Can Buoy the
Fort can Buoy and other (probaby the Shoe Ground
Bnoy) New Haven harbor all out OF place and
drfed the eastward The Beach Buoy has been
place Angus. last The schr Roena Arabe Captain
Highland with Of oysters. went ashore recently in
nequence the drtted buoys These buoys ha
for past removed before cold weather and 9TH
crs put down. but this 1t has been neglected II
should attended 10 Immediately serious disasters may
be caused.