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PROCRAS rINATION Is THE THIEF OF
TIME

ns and the hope will be s, TO y from
trying your life and hea III. while there chance
Sa &. 81
a ,o doSs S % "a s Of
worth poano foIs before s yos, anss be-
y SiT Ws sS.,Ha.
take another fneeessary pssevsrs In using ~ until
vii ri With
their sad STS nome s sr. the ssauAs
ais. s' 81 ss FL h: siE s
and Canada. $40 1t dSw
FOR SALE,
stock and fixtures SS The new established Me,ehsp,s
Reason for selling, the is ling ia other business
BOARDING IN HOUSTON STREET..
u be accommodated th board AID pis.s,nt rooms with
pantres attached BY applying at i6 Houston $40 2"'r
TO TAlLORS.
THOSE no wish TO acquire rapid knowledge of Cutting
al .
sasee sUpS %
can Be h., ne. with he mos,
Union aad is warranted entire satisfaction all VIII"
s e S sa
the various styles ofgarments cut 70 erder "
$40 lm.r No. ll3 Broadway. New York
SHOES! SHOESM SHOESM!
subscribers having the most extensive sock of oJ;
Rubber Shoes, and ed, offered
in this market and being determined be
prepared offer such the city and
trade as will warrant them in giving us call.
BROWER& BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goody ears Manufactories,
slo6t~r 100 Broadway.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
A SMALL WOODEN CHEST, containing thousand
IA and hundred Five Franc Pieces together with
small pieces Of wearing apparel The poperty If Henry Bal
len on the 22a OF August last cit, from the steamboat ply
from Amb philadelphia while the pss,en-
ger the Union Transp ,rtato, Line from New York il
very of the whole amount reward for the
recovery of any part thereof
l.. HERBERT, Agent Of the
German EmRrapt Saciety,
$40 tw~gbz No. North "a Second Philadelphia,
STOLEN OK CARRIED OFF BY MISTAKE.
TRUNK, from Mr.. Bishops, No. Fulton street, the
"A property Of John McClusky apparel
&c suitable reward will be paid for the recovery,
any Information that lead to it, by applying Mr..
Bishop, to John McCiusky Furman street. Brooklyn
$40 It"mc
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Member. of the Thistle
IA Benevolent Association will be held the house or Nv
Peter Milne II Centre street., thursday evening, the 10Th
1T September at O'clock Punctual attendance respect
fully requested.
By order ofthe Board OF Managers.
s83t<r A. CAMERON Secretary,
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No return of wool for May and of pork for June
When added they augment the receipts there con.
siderably.
The quantity Of salt and lake sh sent into the interior
by the same channel, for like period, was
lsM. ls45 1886.
Salt barrels. 1920 2l,4o0 $3.50
Lake fsh, barrels. 6,3i3 9.4A 1884
Some -four and provisions arc being shipped from
Cleveland to Canada yet very little grain has gone
there this The following table will show to
what extent shipments made to Canada to LIST Sept
for series of years -
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f. MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.

SALOON.
No.5BARCAiY sTREET, tth5ee doors below the Anne
pseS MORN his pa %e'Dt gen %ga' ,s,
s .1 b s .s !. pa.
rate apartments the proprietor thinks will be select
@ ss
Us s s apS the % sr ms
wishing the billiard roo exclusive to themselves or the
By shi
rat Srs, svs w , 0s' s and
Fish or Clam Cb"wder
SSfs''
set. Bay Geotemen caog for the above oysters al.
havs the above assortment His D., well .sosksd with
W Also Sherry Golfers aep and Ss made
%anns e, no, 70 be surpassed
'''' '"' fRzScfs soST ss,sI:l DE-,
nz-Privnte entrance at the Hall door auas lm.r
HOWEs CO.'S n y MAMMUlh CIRCUS
oIsi,'s s ana q ISL S $
LOetpor ssh 9th Albion sls Bet.vs I.l sspismbeI
!hs ah LsRoy The ,h Rochester H. oh and
18th II and 18th during the great Agricultural State Far
states. comprising is Men and Horses, requiring Is
TRANS, aInsns whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently Mh sb'ssS S %a fEsffi: MAcARTE.
and the charming with which she her audi
ence render this gifted and hghyeducaed artistic the lead
ing feature OF the this The Propetors
s t 81 s sa M
performed by this distinguished artiste.
Equestrian Director Mr. nOWES Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproachabe Clown ID AN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal ri
der the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose iests
Horseback the extraordinary witnessed yuve
ollie Of Horsemsnship by Master Nixon Olympic EIer
sises by the whole COMPANY led by the great Eqrope.r
Cole: Deg. Hector and Bily The SWISS BK3THEKEs
Sweet the Charoteer Of Phebus Postu ing and Gym
nascs, by MIR Nixon and his Mr.. Howes in his My
biological and brilliant Act Of Fances OF Proteus Mr.
C.. Howe. n Slack Rope Evolun9ns Mr. Geo Sweet, thu
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF other,
The whole comprising the leading. talented, an'
classic performers in the world
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LOOK Al PtilS !

AIDES AND CENT? EMEN, If You want fine article
~ Of Boots Shoes, call at se7 Broadway where yer
will find the largest cheapest and the
shionable in the city Do not mistake the NUMBER 3S7
kroadvay, cor OF Franklin street.
b-A large Assortment Of Imported French Boots,
the low price Of Five dollars. M. CAHILL.
au1 liner
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
M,LLE DESyAPDIN would respectfully inform hsi
I pupils and the public hat she has returned from sara
toga Springs ~here 81 had the honor or intoducnr the
tedowa Waltz. which she had jus. received from PaIi and
that she prepared her lessons all the ss
fashionable dances. her residence No "a Leonard street
ulf los
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THE dead Opaque appearance Of False Teeth" in gene.
raj and the expense and little satisfaction derived
from SUCH source Of much dread those requiring
them. DIR. A. CASTLE. 1871 Broadway requests at,en-
experiment. have rendered them p-rfeet their vivid e'ks
and suit and gether strength and durability pu-
rty Of the gold their uniform frmness and the
which they may be particularly wished to i'm
pressed BY Dr. CASTLE those who to hsye the
perfect restoration Of the teeth and mouh which Art
can effect and also that his system of practices insures
his advantage OF utility beauty and
which expert skill and assiduity his profession
accomplish. s9HSrc
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DARK THEArEE.-on .rhursdsy Evening, seg iss,
will Be, reformed snstspesrss tragedy d RithARb
E.d Of Ric9moai. Dyou; Sir Robert ~ Andsr
SsI ss kssa Iady AnSs %bto bu eSs Of Yoi
To conclude with the farce of the BARRACK ROOM
Clsrlsse Mrs Charles Kssn.
osoe and a ss s. FL Sc cent.
-, = se..-.
RoWEny THEATRE. Ga Thursday evening. Sept,
lMLiET-Romeo Mr. arke; alereuto, MIR Nes6si juliet.
After which, Misses H. 81 vallss will dance III. Crsco-
H., GSmsartssu the Csrpentsr MIR Chanisu; Madson,
Door, open o'clock curtain will rise at hall pas.7
Ores, Circle 30 cents Upper Boxes Pit and Gale
( ,AsrLk oAKDEN. Win Us extensive Fromen.os,- :.
Ro Ts:E q ss s Mais1
stP T with
beautiful Sa range H' OF e. sHi5i;sfa;
IT, sSasus ay yh sens: Of DIssoLvING VIEWS and
AdmltMee cents
EXTRAORDINARY BILL
-FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS AMiEY BY THE RAyEL
IsL0s .n GARDEN I Thursday Evening. Sep. ,lOth
by TS he 81 s % 'ur from Natalie
70 he spcsseded By the Bedoun Arbsby Jveli Ravel
ths whols 70 conclude with the panomms c9llsd NJ
Observation-Disclosures Gibriel Ra,el
Doors opep az half past uccc< mis- COM
mence at halt past O'clock Tickets 50 c-nis.
wEAb 4 Mln, sTnAET ThkATkE eqILAHkLrHlA
f. urth night of
MIR T.. MURDOCH,
THURSDAY EVENING, sSepte mber 10th, 1886 will be
L. performed the pay Of the
m STRANGER
Afer which, the
WEATHERCOCK.
MIR ia san fl ssns, on Friday MF Murdoch
MI aa9 Nss charles kean wi commence engageme
on Mohdly ming next, in the domestic tragedy of
THE CANISTER
SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATION.
INHlS Association will reopen Friday Evening, Ih
INST Ihe last rehearsal I'll take place this evening
O'Clock Members, both performing and
urged TO be present. BY order, BROWER
$40 it"r Acting Manager
SiGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing VIII
~ resume his lessons usual his Music Room gs Leo
nard street, Joining the Society Library Building
10 THE .AMArEuRs or THE AccoRpior he would
commend his Album Just pubshed containing delightful
collection Of the most popular operate melodies and favoe
pieces
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that ment,
whose capabilities have renamed so long unknown.
Guitar eu3o Imsm
G.. TIETZ,
GOTHIC HALL announces his Duck Of vaucanson, his
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MIJSIC TAUGHT.

MUSIC TAUGHT,
M It'll much facility and rapid - ogression M DUMS-
DAY No AS Broadway, fosr door. above Canal st
Professor OF the Guitar Singing, Panofore Accordion and
Violin, continues teach ladies and gentlemen OF New
York. their residences, requested without extra
charge Terms reasonable instruments, Strings and Music
for ssle, applvss above $40 3t.rr
HANGING ACADEMY.-MADAME ACHILLE, in
IL her thanks for the liberal of
her friends the public, desires respectfully 10 IN
form them that she is about her atten
dance seminaries and private families. Her Salon, 81
Walker will Saturday the Sd Octo er Tor
the tuition Of those ladies and gentlemen who may wish 10
Join her dancing and Waiting classes or form private quad
rifles, az follows ..
ladies' and also for gentl under 10
age and Saturdays from 10 o'clock
p Nj for gentlemen 10 years, the sumo DAYS at :
clock Evening for gentlemen Tuesdays and thurs
days o'clock and the Sorees exclusively for her pupils
and their pafeuts as usual
NADINE Achile has the pleasure to thai adj
ditiou already known ia New York she will
struct her pvps those Polka Watzes and QuadrIIes
which are popular in the best society Paris
and London. -, =.
eiiarius tpdr the graceful RedoUd; the piennose
af,z temps; the pretty Datfz cinq compos
ed months ondon by Perrot and La Maz
Mdzurka vdttx, Which with that. cling temps
will be brought Paris till he coming these
dances be taught by othr person New York
Madame Achle she has .ceived from Mons julie,
Martin, Just arrive from Paris, and whom they
cusvey confded by the above celebrated professors in
testimony Of their high m. SO I'm NWFsr
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NJ. LEVETT. DENTIST'

ORE HARM results from buugling performances Of in
" competent Dentists than the Iublc Of II Is
Of the greatest importance that all branches the Dentists
a. should Dc .kilfny and understandnsiy pacs.sd TO
those who think with recommend Mr.. LEVETT,
Of Broadway Warren street the
insertion Of Artincd lncouube Teeth the principle OF
La
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MIISIC

TAUGHT very moderate reIms by who hiss
perfect knowledge Of the scisnc and who undertakes
to teach thorough Te-ms 50 dollars month. Any
wishing take will please address liue
10 Mnsic All he Herald OHce
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To AUCTtONEERS

TO AUCTlONEERS.
A GENTLEMAN at present engaged in the Auction and
IA Commission business havipg been connected
with the aud possessing thorough knowledge ofnea
ly all branches Of situation the
city or State as salesman mode ate salary 9ualdea
objection South West. Address will be found
the Herald Office and prompt will be given;
dress 4. w. T., at He aid fhee. si0 3tsnc
CENTURY PLANT.
THE CENTURY PLANT exhibiting at DUNLAP &
i THOMSON'S Seed Store, 6sj Broadway, is .gain
plants Open from J A. NJ 70 10 N; Admtance, ,ll2k
eheerfully refunded to yser, who is perfectly
fed that the largest and wonderful plant of the kind
exhibited IN this country. SIS lwsmc
TcGYPTIAN ENCAMPMENT, No, as J. o. Of o. +
~ will hold special Session Friday Evening, the 18th
inst O'clock at its place Of meeting II Division street
Officers and Members requested to te 10 their
attend nee. J. B. RICH, &. p.
$685.
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WHAT CAI1sEs RurI1M ArISM

WHAT CAUSES RHEUMATISM
THAT is THE QUESTION THE only discoverer Of
the origin and psture of Rheumatic pains is the ONLY
proper person eradicate them from the All spe-
cc nostrun either useless dangerous Rheumaiic
sufferers wishing radical should app, the
tiser who is the sole Of this rfu Of
nature. w. DOLBY, 26 Green ich
"a
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Ct. TIETZ,
GOTHIC HALL. announces his Duck Of vaucanson, hi
~ Elephant, his Dancing Lady, his Cabinet Of Anatomy
and his Cartoons of Raphael III copper Admance IS
lwsrc -
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II. DUCLuZEAU. Auctoneer.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, At AUCTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s DgCLUZEAU
will sell this day alto O'Clock. No IS William street.
without reerve, 100 Gold and Silver Watches comprising
Levers ~ finders Anch.rs and Horizontal &C The manufac
of" Nj. J. Tobss, Rosksl, Beesey Harrison, john
son Morton Adam. with gold aud smersld dials and
best quality and extra heavy caed adapted expressly to
tIeinen's private
thy the attention Of pedazs and Others Catalogues and
samples ready.
NJ BEvery watch offered for sale will be warranted by
the ,ctioneers, Represented catalogue $40 it.r
SALE or OIL PAIN IINGS, MIRRORS, SC.
A u, TON NOTICE.-Jacob. Braisted, Auctioneer, by
"A Michael I.aac,on, Commission Merchant will sell hi;
60 Ann steet BY csalofue choice collection of old and
modern Paintings, Mirrors 0randoes Lamps &C.. without
;i%e Of iimsron wing expired The Venus" Of Van
attention Of connoisseurs 70 this sale. $40 it'r
WM A gEECHEK Aucuone~r.
nv NJ A. BEECHER, store 46 Cedar street. up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogues cash Regular salt on
Monday and Thursday.
Particular attention given 70 assigness sales OF stock goods
au26 lmsr
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JACOB fLArT. .Auerionrsr
~ Csrpstng Eph{6ssry, Hugs, &c.-This day, (rhur'-
NB.Ths ~. i bs positive and viii not DC postponed
walnut qat Sss aud co.ge furniture extensive
collection Of the ~ fashionable Cabinet Funi
tufe in lots Teommodats families as well as the lily
|. mshqEs SYa. v,FSp: pst.sm. g %ass9sany
back chairs 20 burr plain aud marble tops with s,sg
glasses centre }biss various styles with marble 20
Rocking chairs h and vArsgased plush plain and
carved book u divans 10 dozen Italian ccttsge
CHAIRS mshoxny ex.nsion Tables, g mahog,ny Wash
hogany aud oask walnut Setees aud Chairs
AID sofa tables, kuried maple chairs Chldrens Chairs
writing Tab es, saving and other Cribs, Sofa Bedtsads
Aa,so, agleat yafety OF bIacs walnut work
Also large Sscice warsn!ed Of the best materials con-
Also, FeencSs aSos.:s Table Covers. painted Window
Shades Chene IL and Tuted Rugs.
Also ~ premiun Windlas Bedsteads the choicest article
Also dozen very beautiful Mahogany Chairs, and dozen
black waaut do As black walnut Sofa and 10 Chairs
match. Also. 3pars rich Sofa Tables with marble Tops
Also, ae Of rich black aud gold Canton Nest tables
Also assorted patteus in lots suit
Also, 20 complete sets bronze and ormolu Gandoss.
Also az invoice u 6r.t qua,y Hair Mattresses. Feather
Beds Paastes holsters aud Pillows all warranted Also,
several pair painted window Shades. Chinele Mats Rugs,
Table Covers
Brhe sreation Of tte city trade families and
gers is dir' ctsd to the above sale.
Catalogues now ready, Terms cash.
Also, 70 pieces Room and Stair Carpstng siO it.nc
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA
GOD BLAf X TEA, IS cents per Ib.

To-.
Every purchaser Of Eve pound will the same
as though he purchased fifty chests Our
neok such Undue em~nts extend and cul'ivate
large and well earned popularity as T~a Dealers
I'LL WHO DRINK TEL
can apPecitr good article wish obtain il AZ
~ NOR than half the usual charged for should send
pany Catherine street, New York
AZ orders from the country be accom- lied BY cash
forwarded '' " '"' soo"s ~, not %
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NEW YORK AND LOUISIANA LINE OF PACKETS.
k&& TO sail on Saturday i9th inst The fsst.saing
122kAEs sail az above, her regular day.
For freight or passage apply board Orleans wharf
foot of Wall street, or to T.. X. COLLINS& eco,
So South ST.
No goods received board after Friday evening 18th inst
Agent in New Orleans, James w. Woodruff who will
pro mptly forward 81 goods ~ his address.
Packet Ship GENESEE, Munot master, will succeed the
Saffeil-.
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TO PUBLISHERS.
MANUSCRIPT FOR SALE-The Subscriber ha, a
1vA Manusc ipt written during illness Philadelphia
and not having the means to publish it himself he wishes
dispose OF to person who 70 The subject
snurelv original and money wished for it
The Subscriber will make known the terms sny
place specified in addressed Manuscrpt Herald
Office. So 3tis fh
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THE Arabian Corn Plaster 10 efectual for cons
is easily applied, and gives immediate relief In case
II should Tail the money will be refunded Over 500
boxes have been sold this and box
returned for having failed effect For sale by David
Sands Co: y East Broadway 100 Fulton aud 273
Broadway, C. Ring. 1872 Broadway, Hut5ai ssa iud-
sou-s Wyatt Ketchum, 12l Eultons Smith, PAL Spring
street. NJ Gsou III Bowery and by druggists generally
aulQ Inn 81
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OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST.
<oGS1 ~ FOR ALBANY. IS cts Utica SO; Sy.
ex-zArs3s racuse, 81 80; Oswsgo, So IS. Rochester
s.1l... - s. ~ Buffalo; 50; Cleveland, IS 50
ciana Ohio 80; Min aukie 50; Chi ago So TORONTO
G. $780, Hamilton. S 50; K'ngson, 81 ~; Whitehall So
ticket at the Once No 100 Barclay street the above
prices. NJ l.. RAK, Agent
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THORN CHAMPAGNE
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne 10 II
"A which the attention of merchants keepers
and private gentlemen invited The srsnding this Wine
that Of this country and higher
80. 80 800 - LIVINGSTON Z CO..
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go. FOR LIVERPOOL-New LIne-KeguIar pack
A st to sail sspteTeer YhIThe elegant fast ssil-
ter. 81 IL ons will sail as above, her regular day
For freight passage having unequaied
for spendoI comfort apply board, Orleans wharf
Il. X. COLLINS X CO.. s. South
Price Of passage 500
Packet ship GAkRCK, B. j. Trssk master, will sue
coed the SHERIDAN and sail October 26th her regular
day. $40
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STOLEN,
on board the steamer Oregon Sep. 7th a pocket book
Kemp e. Co., and endorsed BY II Smith, Jr Co.. six
months dated Boston, March 18th 1896 for humid ed and
tw enty-nne dolars and nine
All persons are hereby cautioned not receive
tate said note Any returning said Note 2a Broad
way, will be suitably rewarded. 93tsr
WANTED,
yours woman situation in private ia
do general housework Best OF city references given Please
call at No 50 Sullivan street, basement SOL sr
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FIRST RATE TRIMMER-one who understands he
"A business perfectly snted South where goot
home and the highest will be given Of the
largest and houses the Southern Country
Also. Store Keeper no underst nds Milf
merry, would find pc rmanent employ ment.
f. qnire Thursday the 10Th after three O'clock
M, at No I3 Rivngtn street None need sppy but thos
who are perfectly competent and the Of refer
s92tsr
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FOR LONDON-REGULAR PACKET OF THE l6TH
SEPTEMBER
sx. THE well.knoyn fast sailing Packet Ship GLADI.
Mn ATOR, Capt Bunting burthen 1900 tons will sail
&Rxnks shove, her regular day.
Having superior Accommodations for cabin, second cabin
seersge persons Intending embark should
make early application board foot Of Maiden Lane or to
JOSEPH Men URRAY
Corner of Pine and South streets
The packet ship SWITZERLAND. Y. Knight master.
will succeed the Gladiator and sail October $40 rrc
kSR- VESSEL wANTED--A good su bstantal vessel
M3 Of about 1000 barrels burhsn proceed to north
G. Of England. Despatch will be given Apply 70
Woodruff MINTURN,
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Agency for Claims at washington.
CIRARI rs nE SEEDING Notary Pub

~ lie, Conyeyancer, and General Agent
No III Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, d. c., offers his services for the prose
cution OF claims before Congress or any Of the ex
eeutiye departments, or before any board of com
mssoners that are or my be appointed for the adj
ustment of spoliations, collecting private claims
and rents, procuring pensions, whether revolution
or any other service bounty lands for return duties
or those arising under contracts treaties or otherw
wise; buying and selling real estate, DC.
Particular attention paid to the settlement Of ac-
counts Of disbursing officers who may lind it incon
venient To give their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he ID
prepared to furnish legalized copies Of any document
or other paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
amount claimed and the extent Of service re.
quired. ..i
Communications (pOst paid will receive immsdi.
ate attention.
He has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
ment and the several bureaus connected with il,
comprolers' and auditors offices of the Treasury
Department, and the senior captains and pursers in
the navy and also to DIR, John Romans Boston;
Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia; Rev, Septimus
fusion, chaplain of the Senate, Washington; Hon,
Henry l.. Ellsworth, Fayette, Indiana; Thomas NJ
Blount, esq, Pensacola, Florida, Hon G. b. PEN
rose, Lancaster, Pa; Judge T. Harley Crawford,
Washington; William Agnew, esq, New York; Il.
Collins Lee, esq, Baltimore, Md III. B. Reardon,
esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridge, New Ha.
ven Conn; M. yudson, esq, New Orleans; Hon.
Z. n. Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
NAV I6-ly
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These ships are all of the largest class, and arc
commanded by men of character and experience
Their cabin accommodations are all that can be de
sired in point Of splendor, comfort, and convent
enee, and they are furnished with every descrp-
ton of stores of the best kind. Punctuaity in the
DAYS of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Price Of passage to Liverpool, 800. From Liv'
erpool to New York. f25.
Agents for ships Oxford, Montezuma, Europe
Shenandoah, Yorkshire, Fidelia, Cambridge, anc
New York,
GOoDHUE & CO., or
C. II. MARSHALL, New York. ..
Barring, BROTHERS Co., :.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, VrgInian
Waterloo, and John r. Skiddy, 20
ROBERT KERMIT, New York,
T.&J. SANDS & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton, Hen
CLAW, (new, y and Independence,
GRtNNELL, MINTURN, & CO., N. Y.
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, & Co, Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscus, Siddons, Sheridan
and Garrick,
Elk. COLLINS e. Co., New York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY, & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen of the West, Liverpool
Hottinguer, and Rochester.
Woodruff & MINTURN, New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS, CO., Liverpool
New York, March 2-lyd