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RIiTIIEREnRn


The indomitablc and inyineible Wings Of Rutherford
the o hard fought field The
extraordinary efforts made by the other party desa,
the whole part OF their ticket; but without
Gov Jones' majority 2ll, and the Wing Representatives
Dr. Richardson and Mr. Burus elected by about the
same majority.
Without any local interest excitement In the election.
the wings Of Williamson turned better than was expect-
cd and gave Gov Jones the round majority OF 1882 The
return may the result few votes DIR. Joel
walker lSpeaker OF the Senate in lS9 and A. T. Mauty
i:sl formerly the Representative ct the Rutherford aud
Williamson district in Congress- are elected
uvcs. VIM. III. Snced. Esq., of Murltoesbo' is the Sen
a'or elect for Williamson aud Rutherford.
WILSON,
The county OF tho Governors residence increased its
Wing majority Ia. giving Jones 1872 The vote poled
was unusually heavy.
w. l.. Martin. Esq, elected the Senate; Messrs
koachc and Hamilton to the Housc-all Wings.
BEDFORD.
This old county. voting this without the fractions
signed 10 the counties OF Coffee and Marshall gives
Wing majority of 81. In the limits in lSil Folks
majority was 80. Gem Daniel l.. Baucngcr. formerly u
member OF Congress from North Carolina, is the Wing
Representative elect This isa glorious beginning undc'
brethren IN Rutherford deserve lasting gratitude for the part
they have borne IN the canvass.
ROBERTSON.
Jones' majority 1870, increase OF $50 the OF
ISL ocn Richard Chcatlam. former member Of Con.
grcss, is the Wing Representative elect There very
Tie doub, OF the election Of N. H. Allen Esq. Wing, the
Senate, from Robertson and Montgomery.
SUMNER.
Reported majority for Polk 966 for Doncson for Con.
gress DOL for Burford for State Senate ss The gain for
Folk a. short by $50 Of the calculation OF his friends
The reduced L. f. majority for the State Senate renders the
election oi Mr.. Cuom, Whig for Sumner and Smith,
tain
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
There is doubt of the election OF DE- Joseph H. Pcy-
ton Wing, in this district composed Of Davidson, Smith
and Sumner.
MAJ. Henry, Wing makes gain Of 100 in Robertson
over the Wing vote of ISL, when the majority the Hon.
Cave JulInSou's district Iohnson is
elected 10y majority very considerably reduced.
ID w. Dickinson, Esq w is elected in the Rutherford
Wilson and Williamson distinct, without opposition.
The following addonalrcuTnS reported in the Louis
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EMON SlRUP.-Just received another lot
- OF this really excellent Syrup Mortar
below the Oil Markedly JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
~ Apotbeear and Dr,,gg,s,
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FOR BOSTON

TUX BNIS IUN.
ARR The fine Brig JNO. 4. LANCASTER
loNeand MASTER, having all cargo engaged win ,
exception OF one or two hundred boxes Tobacco winch ca, b.
taken nnneliaie application on board AZ Ian 49,
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
ID \ J NG1N6,

lh. m'IHne's Patent yermiGugc--A medicine
- winch lF'' y safe anil Do chllf,u inuinin
~ o advanced age -to cnLi wal'
my Lii n I purge. mli5, uidung fctrr destroys 'ri c'
p'lt N'lNS will n,atlh. .uecrss anil Witch easily admin
STORED to cihr'n That ls-"- tirr valuable prophecies
t'1fsy r, l clrune ur additional lItpntlr,sof beng
gwen 100 nmn hui lui requiring cot That dferir winr
W"nn Il 'iHi uil turIo N'umigc d'nlui uufng a.
ferf % lIf been introduced many 1mica when other
known and necree Nrnngc has been uri without hc hast
success when ha. p,'aJny spid horss 10 aH aHof f
BIZ a@ossf For sie ty GNYNOR A. LYELL
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HOYT Il CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Under the Exchange ~

splendid Scheme draws al the Exchange this ,,,,,,
S.uouo highest 30 prizes ol $1,000, &c 'T,ck,,s 81
sales close at l25 o'clock 1t You want prizes come 10
"u IL HONT 4 co.'s
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,AMP OLA superior article OF pure Bleach
- ed sperm Oil for family, for Mortar
below The oh Market by JOHN }. CRAWFORD.
au IL ApOthecar Drugs
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Professor and Teacher OF military Science /

PURSUANT TO the provisions of q decree of
Il the liusings Court for the city Richmond pronounced ON
the su July lSIi IIring between uLe rcrl
plaintiff AMI Henry w MnncuTc, a'T deceased
and others defendants shall proceed MONDAY inst
at III o'clock at the Bell Tavern the city
pose 10 sale To the highest bidder servant named
SUSAN about 10 years ofagra 10y the above
HENRY NJ MoNCIrRE CONF
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EDAPEB-iOOO and cap rilrr ruled plain lni
u ing and inI slIc BY hns DANENPORr & ALLEN
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CHEAP GlNGHAMS.

ALI CASE Real Manchester Gnghans Of Rich DARK coors
To be -od OFT for ~! cents, per yapi.
an II T. IL PRICE
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LXCHANCE sight on New York and Boston fpf sale by
~ ~ ". w. A. }. j. FRY 4 90.
A POTHECARY AND DRUG STORE.-Thc

A POJHECAR1 AND DRUG STORE.-Ihc
Asuhcrber bcgs leave respectfully inform
the public general That he has taken The store formerly occupied by
w Grhi, Eq, AMI more recently by r. w Appeon Eco.
Aoihecay Ftofe-and having laid fresh supply
and Medicines b. hopes That by strict attention
both merit and receive flr proportion n the public patronage
With the advantage ~ years experience The Apoccay
this city De- feels confident n giving satisfaction IN a who
nay mvor him with caIiis personal attention IN
b. given g. putting pfcscnppnsin which the especn
AMI observed Ne secured t, services of
competent assistan-riy therefore rely with conf
deuce uron having their prescriptions attended ncaine-s
accuracy, ari disIach
i-eosw pORNIN
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.r''fs beg pardon u iha company, and YOU my lord
%" H' '1Fh of Tune l1,o detained y.u .rrrlt cucs ui
'N", no. ",' "u. %" "u, auj BOO concluding, sir.r thank
Dog you ipr i' 1H.''u,, tuu IiHt, f,H fls .
'd uIe patience vr which I1F, boon listened Co. would
assure }"u H tIt "i'ui sr .hot lIHI boz l.irI l.rI.
tio AnIuuca- fI,yaI Boz iu ,islrs uf nineteen d,,.
hence they will br cr.p.d L, 1liu fuju heart. Co., warm
lsy"urs. The honorable r,ntemlu. Un sitting down, was
greeted with o-t"n of applause which lasted or several
nuut.-
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CITY LOT FOR SA.

Isr received o the Wine which stored
- ~ this city fourteen years, which imported
ph P"d Wine" having dpo.u lll uf being pun. icc
proper condition ior iu,nd For sale ty Rolo
OF dozen. hy ~ =. T.. DOVE.
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Price Two Cents.

at low tide On our arrival we were met by a bevv
of beautiful girls horseback-so lovely were thew
we imagined they were troupe of sea nymohs
escaped from their rock bound coast The house
is well kept by Mr.. Drew, should Judge, from the
great assemblage Of fashionable names / saw regis
tered from all parts of the Union. ! noticed the
pretty and accomplished Misses -, with their no
less handsome mother, were there, delighting the
habitans with their sweet sounds and sunny smile .
G. Bolton. Esq the extensive shipping merchant Of
New York, with family; also genuine and live
Count, incog. (Where's D'Orsay y under the SOU
brlquet of "Jones." We had barely time to sup on
some capital fish, that are caught here in shoals
eat a bowl OF chowder-vlsit the Swallows Cave"
and hear the deep-oned, solemn
" Mssic OF the deep
pick up few shells on the shore-chat a spell with
the Penobscot Indians, under the kind guidance of
Mr.. Weldon. editor OF the " Bunker Hill Aurora"
who promised to get up the sea-serpent for our espe-
cial wonder, provided we would stay few DAYS, as
his snakeship was some miles distant.
The Herald" maintains its popularity in these
parts and is looked to the only proper source of
correct information. The same talent seems to be-
at work in its columns as heretofore, which has been
so well managed by Its absent proprietor. Messrs.
Brainard and Co and Reddng and Co, extensive
newsagents, sell a"powerful lot o. Herads'' the
Yankees say. And, now, commend me to the
guardian spirits of the Deep" on oar trip to the
Springs, and believe me ever thine, THALABA.
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New Lebanon Springs.

New LEBANON Springs, N. Y, Aug. 7, lS43
Needing Of the Shakers postponed on account Of the
ceather-Creed Of the Shakers, &c.
Mr. EDITOR -
We were promised by the Shakers that, if the
day should be fair, there would be public meeting
at their monument yesterday. Inasmuch as there
had been no public meetings by this people for
year back, expectation was raised to the highest
pitch in consequence of the announcement, and
every carriage IN the neghborhood was engaged
for a number OF days previous, for the expedition.
The news had also spread through the neighboring
towns, and every Wagon was brushed up ready for
an early start But on Saturday afternoon the sky
became suddenly overcast by thick, heavy clouds,
porending rain storm, which came in good ear
nest, and continued all next day. In consequence
OF the storm, the meeting did not come of, very
much to the disappointment Of not only the expec.
tant audience, but OF the Shakers themselves, tor
believe they like to have the "people of the world"
visit them, and although the society consists
lrey OF old bachelors, old maids, wldOwers with
living wives, widows with living husbands, and or
phans with living parents; yet almost suspect that
nature is not entirely dead in them, as they profess
It u.s. or not so much so but that the Shaker boys
like, occasionally when not observed by the elders,
10 cast a side glance at some OF the pretty girls
amongst the audience. And the Shaker girls, too,
Uord bless their pretty faces! strapped down nearly
out OF sight beneath hideous cap) they too, when
they see a handsome young man, with his sweet
heart on his arm. and observe the tender manner in
which she is treated, and consider how happy they
appear in each others society, they must have some
OF the feelings OF mother Eve come across them,
and say in their hearts, Though it be sin, yet
would like to taste of the pleasures OF society,
friendship, and love, OF the world" Yet they are
all taught that there is nought but deceit and all
other kinds OF wickedness out of the Shaker soce-
ty-hat the boys are rakish, and the girls "carnal
minded" God knows, the world is almost as bad
as they represent 1t to be; yet | had rather meet
my fate in it, with all its faults, than to dance
away my days in ignorance of all that makes life
desirable-love, friendship, and the vrtuous inter-
course of the sexes.
saw one of the Shaker elders this morning, and
he said that there would undoubtedly be public
cling neat Sabbath, should tire weather be fair
Should nature smile upon us once more, and give
us sunshine instead of water on a Sabbath, and as
Father Miller says, should time continue" you
may expect full report of the sayings and dolngs
of this strange people next week. 3.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

,,,,,, ~ TINN0fF1 bUTLUINO NO VNIo 20 e .
E Subscribers having procured the Agency for the sale Of
l. NOIGTANDERS DAGuERREOTYPE APPARA-
TUS constructed according Professor Prevails calculations
have hand large of these Apparatus and artists
well of their art wishing procurs good APP
will find IL their advantage Instruments
Of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German aud French plates and all the chemicals
used in their which they every they
made their order Polishing substances, and
and all materials sold the
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed to
their agents,
h. White, Esq us Broadway, n. "
Y. Ilass Esq, Washington, D. &.
Dr. A. C1spar, Richmond, Va.
7. Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq. Cincinnati OHIO.
All communications (post paid) aud orders accompanied
with rmittances will be promptly attended and should be
directed To w * +. LANGENHEIM,
- lm-r Exchange Building, Pha.
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MANUFACTORY.
MANY ny Vh p; =,

OF CUT, PLAIN AND MOULDED GLASS.
" and .Gf lamps wsrrHitd CIR sf,adSs superior quality.
TO the public IN general which are n the habit OF pay eA
dealers hotels, steamboats, shnasters and families that
Byb s% % Gold s de-
pot No. John street Broadway Goods sent 70 in any
, OF cut tt o Woe ' amd i''hed to and
Sa ana satisfy SSSgi rs
o TRsT PRGMgM S
lst-t perfectly tight under of the C,oton.
2dIt made of the strongest fabrics and will mdew
to iniure in the least, and requires no attention. ,
grse nor s"ed By cold weather nor can the abbs! de-
%st com,mi be made the Hose not possessing the above
properties will be taken back az any time inside Of 81,
cogPlng and jet pipes viii be attached without charge
process of making which IS unknown 70 any other IN The tdel
o s as s i'' long wanted i o ii2 wie pH$ many
yi7 msr Successor to Roxbury II. c.. IS Maiden lane
,YVE.AGTUHERs and AND D y; AIdsl, IN IN
msre sanstS &c corner OF Laig and WssSE S. ST.
Wooe"s S s! hs G' @ now % opera
ton and that he prepared with rEomptness all or
workmanship may application the gentlemen wh2 &c
die Fair at the A"s TS% lgSfp MEDAL
SeG cd yaeS e M sd e h' Sis % De
sSGbison Institute thgs become theE testimony e
of the o sd ss Ss by 1adSE at y cg. s uS sG %
R s,,ss isRa T ps q me- q
and nHs S viii ar e de m Of s upcory Of
the by Mr. gSom y e,cna 's eaam mn
nation with the merit Of his Invention p;.
Orders may be left At R1EE 2' e .%s = sn' st.
nim5e SaI Woso us IS Pine street, s''''
Wilson VI C. Li BsI Co. Co. 2? g W I'Ss street.
u. BRIGHAM, 60 Pine 81.
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
- 80 - ~
IE OLD LINE. Packets IIyrrpooI will hereafter he
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sailing day falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeed

These ships surpassed point Of elegance comfort
their cabin accommodations their fast sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade.
The commanders well known Of character and
experience and the strcest attention will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers.
Punctuay, regards the day of sailing will be observed
heretofore.
The price Of passage outward is fixed SeventyFye
Dollars for which ample of description will be
provided with the exception Of wines and liquors, which will
be furnished by the stewards, If required.
Neither the captain OF these ships will he spon
sble for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills oil ading signed therefor For freight
sage, apply to
GOODHUE & co, g. South st.
=, III. MARSHALL, SO Burlng slip, ". Y.
and of Barring, BROTHERS u CO., L'pool,
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NEW YORK,
Es4JslzsI} SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN ~
S W., AMP AN EAsToS, kssS.asts

-&2yXs2~~ f. and Somerville r. Road yS&
For schooleys Mountain leave pier No Norm rver at
o'clock, A. NJ daily Sundays excepted) by steamboat
Elzabethor or leave the foot Couand street at clock
a: M by n Railroad to Elizabehtown thence connect
with the for Somevle coaches thence miles To the
Misunderstanding early in the afternoon. ~ WV
For Easton leave above proceed by railroad Somerye
O'Clock. e " ~ ~
This route of the short distance by coaches max
ing il by far the most pleasant and expeditions comments it.
sell to public patronage Mr. Sanderso proprietor at So
merile has provided himself with carriages and horses to ac
commodate private parties with the shortest notice
and reasonable terms.
land st. '' " O''i'-
Passengers from Philadelphia to Schooeys Mountain will
leave Philadelphia at o'clock A. NJ by New York railroad
line to New Brunswick Splendid coaches from thence arry-
HS Nv the mountain early same afternoon 32m.r
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NEW YORK M & BOSTON
SOUNU PILOT.

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots; or taxes charge as master and
Shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS. Office at Frye Shaws Nautical store, 222
Water set corner BeeLman Reference number of
chants and the several Insurance Companies in this city Bos
ton and Portland. Jyl8 lmisr
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Vol. IX.-NO 21s.-WhoIe No. 343O.
To the Public.

To the Public.
The NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub.
every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copy-or 81 % per
hostages paid-cash in odvsnc
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prcc 81 cents per copy, or So ~ per annum
hostages paid in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the Giro ulation of
the Herall is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing FAST Hnc- the largest circulation Of any paper in this
city or the worid and therefore, the best channel for J
sness men in the city country Prices moderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopnIEroR HERALD EsrApLIsHMsNT
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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aeE9 a 20 M ROY $780, -
L--23S--x- DAILY EXPRESS I'D 81 Cd ~
FOX ALBANY TROY, CHICAGO and the CANADAS.
ne SUBSCRIBERS having completed the arrangements with
e i9pe Line OF Steamboats, the North River and the
a hoad Companies west Of Albany for running their
e s,S essop o. giS an Express win leave el Office No.
sute new YORK, every evening quarter o'clock,
for the above named and nlermedatc places
lMPORTANT
pr me greater safety and security Of all valuable and money
aksse entrusted in their care, they have Saamander Iron
SAFES on boar oil the steamboats, strife room occupied
cusvey by themselves and the messenger in charge eeps in
the same room with the safes into which ali such
placed. PONFROV Il TpMPhhNV'e
NJ w III 80,
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80 g HAIR mp NDEN $50 go

ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN AND AMFRICAN
EAPRESS, GENERAL FORWARDING AND
u.,,,, COMMISSION HOUSE,
HARNDEN X co. will receive and forward nv their ala
Express Car Specie Bank Notes Packages and Parcels To any
part oil Tie United States Canadas and by the steamers and
France ' ' 's''' ~
rcuar attennn Is paid to the pu rchase sale all
scGii2ns o merchandise collecting paying Drafts Notes
and Bis, to the entry Of merchandise the Custom House
and to the general transaction of any and all kinds of forward
ing and commission business Bills of Exchange in sums 10
part of Europe. ' " ' " ' '
III goods must be marked Harden & Co." Foreign Post
Oice Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam.
York. o ' '' "
=, - Principal Offices and agents.
England. '
Messrs Macean, Maris & Co.. hbchurch lane, London
Hessrs; Emerson x Co.,, Paris and Ilayre.
Samuel llaght Esq, American Consul Antwerp Belgium
lessrs j. and j. g. Woodward ST. John, ~ b.
A. w. Godfrey, Halifax, ~ $.
J q. Woodward New Orleans, La.
Messrs. }. Ii. Sazenc Co., Havana.
Handen X Co. Court ST., Boston.
All goods must he marked Harden & Co
~ D. andcn Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury oil any articles property of any description committed
TO ,er caI risk assumed by nor can any
fhed to the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company
Whch helr crates are be transpored the New
York. Providence and Boston Railroad the Bosnn and Pro-
any Time HARNDEN & Co
Jyizr No. 3 w all St., New York.
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, BooT Am sHoE STORE.

80 JolPINV READY r sIs4 informs Informs b, friends
aud the public that he has commenced business ~ ine
pnost w. s, .,S,, 6,e te,,ns far eash jy22r
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.k&& NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
EExKHS Packet OF 10th Augus-The splendid well known,
fast sailing, new, avorite packet ship LIVERPOOL,
Capt John Eldndge, 1850 tons burhen her second
will sail positively above, her regular day.
1t well known and equally admitted by all that the Liver
pool the fastest packet ship that sails New York
ing beaten the packet ships New York and Sheffield her last
hence several days and also every packet her
that sailed IN with her well those which
sailed several days before her Her accommodations for cabin
second cabin and superior
has gained for her the name of the Floating Palace
Those wishing secure berths IN this magnificent ship
should not fail make early application board foot Of Bur
ling Slip or to
w. II. TAPSCOTT, - Peck slip,
corner of South ST.
The Liverpool will sail from Liverpool the 9Th October
aordng favorable opportunity 10 those wishing send for
their friends to come out in her. of the regular line,
reasonable terms, and those wishing money, have
drafts Tor payable demand all the principal
towns Of Great Britain aud Ireland.
The Siddons will succeed the Liverpool and sail 2jh Au.
anil &c
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NIAGARA FALLS.

nERsONS visiting the Falls are informed that the who'll
cxnse OF stages and stcanbo fares for returning by tn
way OF the ST. Lawrence, Montreal Ticonderoga, through
Lake George to Caldwels is SJ Is This preferable
turning the same way again by Utica, &c.
Lake George is but q miles from Sdatoga-good stages
iy21 2taw2w'r
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kkH BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER.
EXANPACKETS For LIVERPOOL-Only REGULAR

6S6 REMlTTANCES TO IRELAND, &c.-The
E%A subscriber continues 10 transmit large
small to persons residing in any part of of Ireland
the manner he and his predecessor business have
done for the last thirty years and Also TO part Of
England, or Scotland
Money RENTED by letter post pad) the subscriber
personally deposited with him, with the of the person
persons in Ireland, England Scotland whom is be-
sent and nearest post town. will be Immediately transmitted
and paid accordingly and receipt that effect given for
warded to the sender.
IN like manner money or claims in part of
Ireland England Scotland be collected by the subscr
Der for persons residing of the United States Ca
NADIA, and will he paid TO them accordingly.
jill lmsr GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr 40 Cedar st.
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York the 18th and Liverpool the 18th
of each month.
& @ &! &

Ship s!DDoNs, Captain A. b. Cobb, 18th August
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain + A peeyster, 25h Sept.
- FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster 18th July
Ship GAItRiCK Capt VIM. Skiddy 18th August.
Ship ROSClUS, Captain John Collins, 18th September
Ship SlDDONS, Captain T. b. Cobb 18th October.
These ships all Of the first class upwards Of 1000 tons,
built in the city of New York. with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken the of their
modaons The price of passage hence S75 These ships
commanded by experienced masters who will make every
exeron TO give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains owners OF the ships will be response
bic Tor any letters parcels pac kages sent by Them unless
gnlar bills of lading signed therefor.
For freight or passage apply to
r.. X. COLLINS CO., Sc South ST., New York or to
BROWN, SMILEY Co. Liverpool
Letters by the packets will be charged 1917 single