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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Elisha Denison, SeeIy, St valeay, E Hurbut s.
Barss Bashaw, IIowes Natchez, Elwe s Co; Black
ness Murray. Liverpool, Cameron & Band
Bfcs Fanny Colt, Baker Georgetown, H Cor; Falcon
Pitt, Bermuda Tucker Lishtbourne; Savannah HaMey
Savannah, StuIges Chairman.
Schrs Manchester, Worth, Richmond. Allen Pa<son
Cygnet, Henri, Geogetow" 6 Belle, McGIath do, Sur
Admiral Colpreys, Smith Barbados Middleton s
Co; Bella del Mar, Ranna Galveston. Brown; Mary
Jane, Powell, Norfolk, Surges Chairman.
Sloop f SHERWOOD Peters, Key West, w w Pratt.
Arrived,
Ship Cahawba Coffin, 10 days from sysney, with coal.
Centre s. Co.
Hamburg bark Sir Isaac Newton, Weinhor, 80 DIS from
Hamburg, mdse aud IA seerage passengers Schmidt
Bark Martin w Brett, Avery, 40 DIS FIN Copenhagen,
TO + Beck
Bark sauda, Townsend 81 DIS from Malaga fruit to
Francia.
Br brig Curey. Card 70 ds from Windsor Ms plaster to
master.
Br brig st Mary Baker, II DIS I'm Nevis, w in ballast
Brig Mohawk Gorhan 20 ds FIN Porto cabello, with
car and coffee Halves. Godfrey s. Robinson. Left schr
Col Warrington, for Laguayra in few days.
Swedish brig Snopp Opp, Romane 90 DIS I'm Stockholm
iron to Boormen & Johnston.
schr Globe Irons ds I'm Addison lumber 10 Badger
Peck.
Spanish chr veOs Jupiter Barazot 10 ds from Baracoa
fruit TO B Aymar s. Co.
schr sagadahock Simpson, L. ds FIN Machias lnnber to
J + Snow
schr Mechanic Roberts, II DIS fm st George, lumber to
Smith Boynton.
sch Elizabeth, Billings 10 d FIN St George lumber to
Smith Boynton
Schr Maria, Knapp, DIS fun Baltimore flour and tobacco
10 Johnson & Lowden
Below.
Bark Eliza I'm Cronstadt; brig Nlazeppa from Aux Cages
Bremen bark from Bremen, and several square rugged
sells unknown
Wind light at SW.
Ship IIellespont Ellis, Havana
Memoranda.
report reached the city yesterday morning that dis.
masedshp of Barnegat on Sunday.
Disasters.
Sch Aid Boston for NYork, before reported ashore
Monomoy Point and taken into Pane habor had cargo of
log.ood and gunpowder. She lost her deck load.
The brig Empressario New Orleans, reports: Z" Schr
Greciau, Arnoux from Ssal put into Campeachy for
pairs having lost her opmas and being otherwise damaged
On the 9th instant, brig, unknown, ashore on
the western part
Ship ST Lawrence I DIS I'm NYok, and schr Savannah FIN
NYorl for Savannah, anu schr Ellen Ficod I'm Newly
for ST Mary spoken off Charleston Bar the 18th
inst
Sept s. la, 49, Ion II 80 ship Megun,cook I'm Marseies
Lat IS, Ion 8 ship Jas Shepherd Redmon, from London
bound to Orleans.
Foreign Ports.
At Batavia about July IS bark Pilot Crosby, fun York
and another Am vessel, name unknown
Al St Johns PR, I'D inst brig Nauvoo, Burnham, for
York, day.
Ar at Havana Oct H. ship Crstoval Colon, Smith, New
York.
kingston Jam, DC, 2s-The Jos Howe via Turks Island
sails to-day for NewYoIk. 2ls schr Phenix, Nor
folk, Va.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

Nh Towns translation Is spirited and retains the power
and interest OF the original in remarkable degree.
n. Y Commercial Advertiser.
The Messrs Harper, by employing first scholar to
10 translate the work have the of the Other publish
ers they having ISSUED one half Of he whole work While the
English clifton published az the Times Office has only reach
ed about quarter of the chapters. Hence the r-uce
the TINES WE. HAVE TAKEN PAINS TO EXAMINE
ALL THREE OF THE. EDITIONS PUBLISHED IN
THIS COUNTRY, AND WE DO NOT HESITATE
TO PRONOUNCE THE MESSRS. HARPER'S EDl
TON DECIDEDLY THE BEST. That published al the
Times office is miserable cnoug-iu Of errors and bunsed
together like mpinS paragraphs heafed up with itcork
An attempt made 10 Translate the slang phraees into EE
slish cockueys and they stale and fiat enough In the
other edition. the strong and nervous language the VIVID ana
brilliant descriptions aud the continuous climax of incidents
if may speak which have made the original wo.k
popular France, have been preserved Throughout We
ought to kou something aJou H. hare employed
leisure for three months in ransGtins the Original rcrk
f,om The French OUR ADVICE TO THOSE WHO
WISH 80 OBTAIN THE WORK IN IT'S BEST
FORM, Is TO PURCHASE THE MESSRS. HAIR.
PER'S EDITION" o3i 81 Boston Daily Mail.
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The CHRISTIAN GIFT FOR 1874
'aiuable Book for Families.
Just published and for sale at III Fulton street,
Is six DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRICE,
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE PICTO-
RIAL HISTORY OF TIE HOLY BIBLE.
With several hundred Engravines
Ihce s 81 100 lage octave pages elegantly bound in
tons. &c. supplied gratis, as above
u AGENTS wanted in town and country o2i lu,s'
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M A DDTFD

At Beach Glenn N J. oath Nh Joseph H. Jackson,
of East Avon, aud Miss Mary B. Also, Mr. Samuel B
King Of East Avon and Miss Jane D. c. daughters OF the
late Gillian Beach, Esq. Of the former place
At Cincinnati, Geo w Bradbury Of the New Orleans
Tsopic Miss Anna Rsbecca, daug her Of John Wright
Esq OF Cincinnati.
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c. 4 z ]
BY THE TRANSLATOR.

As many Of the Trnsaors personal friends have supposed
that he would be discouraged from prosecuting his abors by
the appearance OF another translation OF the Mysteries
Paris" he takes this method Of Informing them aud the
public, that he Ill not be deferred BY tie publication
he has alluded. from attempting faithful Of
Eugene Sues romance
He hopes IL will not be construed attempt spaT
aye rival work when lie that the gentleman who has
presented it to the public ss deemed II his duty expusate
much Of the narrative portion and nearly ell the reflections
the original, uron law, and social evils The
translator of this edition believes that he higher duty
to genius who writes evidently with al earnest elevated
and conscientious AIM than make such
sions He hopes that there few left In the commonwealth OF
st,ers Who rhe pages of WORK OF such character.
with ;umose than TO trace the thread Of the story
And as he convinced thar this remarkable production OF
Sues is worthy than sphemera ,ence and will
be frequently resorted after the ufios The
tive has been in craied tie Translator OF hi
edition determined rersevere in his effort with
fidelity III interpreting his author He has had during the
whole fhis labos the assistance Of Professor BoRDEsAvE
all the difficult and diomatc portions of the work, to whom
the language of the original is native and whose
additional guaranty OF the accuracy of this translation
eNew- Fork, Oct o. lSi3.
For the genuine cory without Judgement and including
ALL the portion omitted BY the Haers apply the office 30
Ann street J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. OBJ
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title of MYSTERIES OF PARIS.v
a MUTILATED EDITION
portion OF the celebrated work Of Eugene Sue under
this has been issued b Hnpers Brothers The trans
lation the bald and wetched i'm gaablc-t dialogue
together in the inextrcabe confusion-he gram
would disgrace schoo-boy. But this is not all the
edition alluded to is SHAMEFULLY MUTILATED! In
the last part the fourth chapter pa1t 81 Two omissions
cur OF 12 lines In chapter ofthe rart are FOUR
omissions amounting to over ltO milesthus 81
i've pages over 200 lines ;out more INFAMOUS M
POSITION was never attempted obs pactsed upon the public
by any house pretending 10 re.ecaby And get they have
tne haFdlhood to Insert WITHOUT ABRiDcEMES1 upon the
utepase 1t Is probable, from the frequent insertion of
the remainder OF the work. that at least ONETH RID Of
the oIlsna has been omitted IN this copy2nd all this done
TO bring the york into enable them underse
the New World edition. The Translation BY BY
gentleman whose talents and good writer enable
HIM TO mpart elegance deicacy and freedom every
thing upon which his pen employed. The Pubic who
desrons to obtain the gen;e work by Eugene Sue
mutated FORM must therefore be careful order the New
World edition Of The Mysteries Of Paris
J. WINCHESTER, 50 Ann.stree,
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o2l Owls

(C5~ Paris Hat.-A new style, just Introduced by tn
ubscriber--extremely and beautiful.
AAllDON, Fashionable Hat.,r,
o2 Owls Wastreet, corner Nassau.
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Passengers Arrived,
Ia the bark Eliza from Hamburg-Mr Ayers and l4i in
the Storage.
In the brig MohawK from Porto CabeIlo-Mr w WIN.
chesier
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SECoND GRAND VOCAL CONCERT. at
- ,s Apolip Sal? Boadwsy tESpAi EyETNl NJ
rctiu!y tina, they will in compliance 1th ma,
'pT iba s sy ore NOR ." " ae'A
Ihey viii b'tsss>ed by tatir brother NJ DAVID /
Conductor r. 5. Hanbndsr who will p,es:d the Piano
PROGRAMME
Due,-Mi,sss Mary and Ko,in, shaw-"lve Wandered
Bliad-Silss Mary shaw l,ly of Arsyls~
Eve hard tn, ,navs singing
lis love song 70 The morn.
I've seen the dew drop clinsins
To the rose just newly born.
New Sors-SliSs Ros!na- Sailor Boy Peters.
Win heart both lisht and free,
dearly prize gallant snip,
s4 H; D D. shaw The sH,sa' Of the Hebrew
daughter @: Israel .,s BY stream
And the 10 Id mousntuy y: SC.
Echo OF the Alelmaids Cave
Gnnd Duet Take them. mpors thee. . Beni
Flom the ooeTs Norma The Music Of Norma by Ms,
BY the Mise, Shw has elected the high st rncomium,
National soge-Slr. D. T Shaw" Oh !, wa, not my own
Scotch soos-A1iss M,ry Shaw" M,eG,esor', Gateqr
The moo is on he I,ks,
And she clan an has IS s IN me q
i, That is harmless By day;
SGnStsS nostNa hntdy Bean CIV
,he q. era Il the Swiss Cotirsc.
No nau's " ne ri be.
f,c c A.; u C oe g me- ~ N; ~; ,r,
dies man - 49, 'e'"' ''''' A'o'''''- "'
This amusing song is rapable hit az the e,oui,i,es Of the
present day.
Grand Finale Comic Dqst,-NI',. Mary an4:Rgema-" SIR
and Mrs John Smith (Wnen expressly Tor Them b Jno.
~ S9l eG ii %l rhs pha wsv. ,h.,
manage make i, up III the end The usual mode OF ,et,
Tickets Fifty Cents escho be had the principal
e92est. % commence It 80 el1Ts oas
>OCIElE LIbhARl RUM, broaQW2y,-
FAMILY esPec sffP"s snnouaee anothar
VOCAL CONCERT,
Al the Library Room Wednesday evening" when they Will
INTRODUCE variety o. choice PIECES, among which VII be
The he s sanS @ stS " a."''''s''A
" We are Happy and Free.
The The Go, wh-is We We're born
The Poem Excelsior"
h. E,,oIy Sang -" &c Sr
Tickets 81 can,s zach 70 b., Ind at the prin.i,,l Music
Stores in R-osdx,y. a, Say.or Nil,, and AZ The lco-
To comm.nc. Ar ! Of o'clock o;l .,
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
II FAIR.
O"lng 10 the unpleasant weather on SATURDAY, ihs
,, /, ~. ~ 4 " 81, ~ "a ,. ~
performances each ty at O'Clock and u o'clock, PM
r., zen ni EhAL 1oM lhNMb'
''e "on'e'iuI 1T ~ ~ S' n>1y po1,SDS
,,i,i rs; ,,yo sys and can bs ssen d,y or sypn,nr
rRott.SsoR JoHNsoN'
Will Introduce eHt19H1n1ry sfp PEI
ANnrnnAt MA hTii 1oh
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CHOICE TEAS.-A fine selection OF choice and
fragrant Teas just received from the last sales auction
the loves, cash prices Young A y rs sns
with what is generally sold 81, also good article Of Old
Tyson e Hson skin eluaI 70 any ny ~ The e'y IS @
chong and Mohea Powchong of the Charleston also
the celebrated Howqua Mixture at the reduced ptlce OF Isl
The public are respectfully avted call and examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Old Java Coffee fresh roasted aud ground daily at IA pence
per TO- Also complete assortment Of Sugars.
A. JOHNSTON, Tea, Coffee and Sugar Dealer,
os lmis< 81 Bowery. corner Of Bayard-ste-t
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!, " Wire Window Shades-Manufacturedt 10 or
Ses OF sny shape figure and handsomely fitted
hSgany frames raro basement, Office and other windows
hai coors screens for public rooms, &c, by
LEE y Co, IS Factory.street.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
the they obsuct the view from the street into the
room and keep mosquitoes and other out and are
'erY ornamental. iv2Z
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Eighth tyard-RALLY, RALLY! RALLY!
Wings the Old Eighth rally tonight at National Hall to
BY order j. ". ALLEN, Chairman Ward Com.
GEonGE JETNIsoS' Secretaries. %,
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CAUTION-GROSS FRAUD!

% The public respectfully warned that severalspur
works have appeared and Likely appear under the
title of "a MYSTERIES OF PARIS"
A MUTILATED EDITION
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CyTHE FEVER AND AGUE Is thoroughly and quickly cured
that invaluable family medicine, the WASHINGTON ELrxIR
For dyspepsia bilious complaints, snd diarGa and dsen
terry, specific, and general tonic, it unequalcd
Sold wholesale and retail by DR. F. NJ GUION l2 Bowery
GrandStree where may certificates OF is
deriu cures. Price 81 per bottle. o2l 2weodisH
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| 'HE CHRISTIAN OBSERVER, for October
1873 this day published by JOSEPH NJ son SEQ
-, 5ttneIE Old E,rab i,hment. l02 Broadway.
he T;nunutgF Qutrterly reign AID Westminster Re-
views, Black" o0ds Mag azine IS usual /.
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CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-WARE.-
u NEW GOODS AT Low PRlCES.-Tbe subscriber
would call attention his extensive assortment OF new anu
dnd Dining Tea Sets finish and quality; Gut
0 ~ ~ PEI. PAGE,
o23 lmecdis II Catharine-st. near chatham square.
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NJ OJserre-In order to avoid counerfei,s purchase
on OF the regular advertised agents the Office aud gen
sraI depot, No 29S Greenwch.Street.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the Medicine
wholesale and IetaNos 2S8 Gresnwch-street New oI
No 1873 Tremoats;ree, Boston; and No 1863 Races,Eee f
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NV JOSIAH Richsrds Anct!oae.I.
u. ShNGS, RICHARDS & PLATT Store
r.. on MONDAY EVENING. "a o'clock
ceiianeous Books. " 'N U'S o''- 4I' ''"'
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
..,,,x.,v, ~ 70 . clock At thu auction room.
49, ST. ,ion "a "a NY AND VALUABLE BnoKs-A
% 9sahaad "oIAs late editios ibrsry bind
INN 3. t III, bns6 e.s a aSY pfsys BsSk
:eni!s and CId:ens Books, &c. sold by snl
II lots 20 SUIT purchassrs. ~ s.Ae'e eo.'se %
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NJ DIR. Felix Gouraud,s poudre Subtitle,

The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real head ol HAIR that scepcs and have
9onnceS the perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
oeiig made without sewing weaving which ap
eaances closely resemble the natural hair both in light
heSS and natural appearance defy detection,
eeiae so beautiful, porous and free, that all OF
erspraton evaporation unmpeed and the great evils of
oer Wg entirely avoided The sceptc and
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and the
peSliar method OF fitting the head the manufacturers, A
I'm;
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O. Tenth W-arG.-The Democratic Wings Of tne
Old Tenth requested Columbian 1928 Grand
street. This Evening Tuesday Oct 3lt for the OF
proceeding in body the County Meeting At National Hall
banners and music have been provided Our Wing friends
OF the uprer Wards invited 70 call on their way aud pro-
JOHN T. DODGE Chairman.
B R1 , BRADFGRD, Secretaries.
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pEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTE
II FROCKS CLOAKS, &c.-Extra Beaver and "Io.
and medium ga ty Cloth Clnks sale 23 broadway
ol3 isu WI. T. JENNINGS & co
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70 DaSUerreotypc Miniatures are taken in
superior style by VIM f. Knapp at Columbian Hall No. 2G3
Grandstreet with all the latest improvements including col
Persons wanting likeness of themselves friends
respectfully solicited to call aud examine specimens Pic
taken cloudy stormy and fair weather Prices
INCLUDING case, from 81 50 10 81. Hours from "A NJ un
P. NJ o2 2weods'