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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

FRENCH TKANSATLANTIC sTEAM-
SHIP COMPANY
.$1H9S The ships Of this Company are appointed TO
t4A4LdSK sail as follows; a. 3l,sB e.'tt e4tsy
. - -, FROM NEW YORK al4 4.
The UNION Capt Herbert, sails on the 30th Sept 1877
!. pPHILADELPHLA, Capt Besson, :" 18Th Oct a. Z.
I Z" MISSOURI Capt NORM, 3lst g ssi.I
@ NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand, 10Th Nov.
II sHlta no alNit FROM HAVRE 6i3s 49, Si 81
The pHIL4REIPHlA saba on the lsh Of Sept
&C MISSOURI [" 10Th f
~" NEW YORK, g =" 10th Oct ,a IL
II :" UNION, .5as8FR" 3lst I"
Passage from New York Havre, $40; wines not in
lcluded. "'3 sttH ANN."
4 Berihs not secured until paid for. bE IVY
An experienced surgeon IN attached 10 each ship N
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy inferior vessel In all worthy qualities
Their cabins large well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated and their liable Is unsurpassed. sft
Wines Of all kinds and Of the best quality are furnished
at very low rates .,f,,ii45 ssfL i4.f 'itth
For freight passage apply 10 the Companys Agency
No ID I3r0adway =. - 'lhAi oct 8 ly.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

q "a
THE CAMDEN AND AMDoY Raj. ROAD LINE, FOR
PHIL ADELPIIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, win
leave Pier No. = n H., foot Of Battery Prues by Steam,
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun-
,lay exceptedD at ak o'clock. H FIX It VI
Passengers will take the from South Amboy to Cam.
den and arrive IN Philadelphia, about II IL O'clock a,
Fare Philadelphia 81 for forward deck passengers to
Philadelphia $780, Eigrant and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, ut 2 O'Clock r. NJ, fare
S25 Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from Ilighlsown
and Vests Turnout from New York Freehold by Vests
Tnriiov 81 l2 from New YORK to Freehold by Higtsown,
$780, 10 Spotswood and VESTS 70 cents South Amboy 81
cents; Perth Amboy, IL l-2 cents, WI ff.,,r5ty ~
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part o the day In Philadelphia, either business plea
sure Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting the pas
sengers return by the Mail Line al IL O'Clock, PM
the same day, or ut o'clock the next morning
Tickets for the Excursion SIS, 10 be had at the Office No
West Street, on board the boat ttt iEstHi i Na
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed each passen-
ger in this line, and passengers are expressly prohibited
from taking anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk Of It's owner n
oct8-dly si3@ BLISS, Agent
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,

Ill STEEL AND PLATINA PENS-warranted not
corrode All who appreciate comfort in writing should
the above beautiful pens they are warranted not 10
corrode; and for elasticity, fneness and durability, are
unequaled by any other PENS ever offered These pens
first introduced into this country In August, 1916, ut
which time the manufacturers we're unknown To the writ
ing community; the pen, therefore had to and on its own
merits Il is therefore gratifying 70 le iannellirers 10
ledge that Discerning public has paid the hgest
tribute TO their labos that the present demand (Which
is daily increasing far exceeds their utmost expectations
The quantity 81 pens made and sold by Herts d Son,
from December, 1876, till December 1896 IL
H5OOO gross, ,J0OOO DOZEN 45 100000 OF pens.
The enormous demand for these is sufficient proof Of
The quality II sthereOre unnecessary TO publish the var
certificates that the manufacturers have received from
nil parts Of The Union They may be had at wholesale Ut
the manufacturers depot IS John street, New Yorkor u
Cornhll Boson-afd retail from all Staoners In the Uni
led s;ates if ff tE ryit ifsinYt flF oct ll-lyt
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TO CU.uDERLAND, BROlyNS WILLIE, PITTS
BURGH, tYIlEELlNG, l[INCLvNA1L lil
H., u rLoUISViLLE,s ST. LOUIS. Eis los8
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs. Burk q
"A Co.'S Express from Danore,o Pittsburgh for the ex
tension Of this Line on and after Monday, October 4 Il
the above named places, with inn speed The wagons
this line all new built with e capacity OF 400 lbs
and the best DO obtained have been pase along
the line Of the National Road. ,lG,. ~
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and
that the drivers on the rosa make thsslloited time from
station 10 station, without failure.
All goods will DO teeiped for at any OF Offices OF
agencies, North South arrive in Pittsburgh In 81 hours
and Wheeling in 70 hours from Baltimore '1Fig a'fi
Goods received until u o'clock in the dsy-1Tq ~
oct Sl4lyd. ~ = - t.''. IVY +.
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Now Exhibiting at No l0l Nassau street, N. Y.
Beneen Fsafon y Ann SIS, merit 70 ne Herald office
m mn ACKEKMANS CARVED LETTERS for
ZU,UUU SIGNS can be had at the following prices: I'm.
proved Carved Letters, gilt with deep gold leaf
nd mot M fall Illcan Inn
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" vASS, sc. &c--The subscribers have in com
pete assortment Of Cotton Canvass comprising great va
rely q styles 2, Az Mians anu welgn., no plalh ~.
~ INCLUSIVE both har and soft The latter for square
rugged vessels has been pronounced by practical men q
he fully equal TO either hemp fax Ducks costs much
less
Also, the New England Canvass comprising all numbers
from 70 ~, and varying in widths from = 10 Al inches
wide, Of any weight or thickness desired.
X Also, the American Pilot Duck, Nos. 4 to inclusive.
Also, the Navy Duck, Nos 1 to Inclusive. "a 5ftf.t
Also, l0O pieces OF heavy wide Canvass TO 72 inches,
made expressly for paper manufacturers These goods
used IL preference the wooen felt said 10 be equally
desirable 70 purposes Of utility and costing about one.
quarter. y. 7H '5
Also, about 900 bolts of Cotton Ravens Duck - To 90
inches wide plain and twed suitable for light sails, avn
ings, tents Dc.
Also, ll0 bales heavy twed Cotton Baggng 81, q 2i
q, and A inches wide, A@bL8tf 5Iid Hsl WI 4.
Also, Sail and Seine Twne-A full assortment Of all
numbers For snle by FOX d POLHEMUS,i
oct lily 90 Broad corner Beaver street, N VII.
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

is REMOVED from Light street to No AZ South Calvert
/ street, I'd door above Lombard street ,
II now year since The subscriber hrst introduced
Chs the inhabitants Of the city and county OF Bal
imore and It's adacent country and will venture to say
large number has been Sold ever became SO popular n
SO time, gave such general and universal salts
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
sold almost all anu every kind Of Cooking Stove that now
is or has been in the market for the last fifteen years
therefore am, from experience, prepared say, without
fear OF contradiction, that there never has been ulat Ma
BILE of doing work, OF doing Il as well, and at as
small expense for labor anu el the Buck Stove The
mr. ~ Y Sas an rom 3 Il n NUMBER The oven is very
large being the full size Of the stove including the hearth
Cookr Syes now in use and hr larger an tic
any other stove ever made and Is 50 constructed
Ing distance eight to twenty eet accordng to sizeD
which only gives The oven perfectly even heat at Top
extraordinarily long distance the stove before coming
the pipe, must make apparent 70 every one that Woau
a superior baker, and the small being capable OF
baking four oayes Of bread al time ! a. once does away
saving large amount Of fuel that Is usually wasted in tins
way, renders peculiarly adapted 70 the use Of board
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be add
ed subsntate the above facts but deem i not
venence, aud at the time obtain the most simple,
ornamental, and most durable Stove N America VIII
at least call and examine this before purchasing elsewhere
The following are few names selected to which am
most kindly permitted 4 g refer refer ~, ,,.s v,rs.
e.
bishop Waugh, ~ Green street ESD s l5&-
i Thomas Wilson, Calvert and Lexington streets
DR.. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street saes@i Et5
Mrs Jane Baynard, ~ North Calvert street n sr
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street
George A. " SpreckeseD, n East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister l4b Hanover street. i%
James r Williamson, corner Gay and High streets
John II. Rhodes l52 Hanover street. t5 ltte -
DIR. J. M Jennings, North Hsgh street wFr@
Jane S. Jeweu, 81 Howard street.
James Young, % Eden street.
Dr. H. II. Hopkins, 167 Park street ~
Joseph Husband, jr, 2l3 Pratt street aI< n jbF
John s Selby, esq, 3+4 Baltimore street.
DIR. Henry Sinnecke ~ Lombard street pt
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Barnum a. Co, City Hotel.
r. Thurston Fountain Hotel 'e ,'t
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel aRs "&
William Field, National Hotel. rag
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col, H. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md
Many might be- added, but suppose the above
will sice little book at the Tor certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing one Of these
Stoves after giving lair trial for thirty days and find
does not their purpose, can return IL and VIII have
their money refunded. Man sf. g5t-
NIB No ~ South Calvert street Is the only place where
they can be had
oct iy'' fe .Ej BURR PECK, Agent.
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y Warrington Univsrs,ty Of baltimore.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Session Of 1877 and Is4s
Prot D. q - MoNKUR, NJ d., Theory and Practice Of Medi.
cine. H rl
Prof H. FOREMAN, M. d., Chemistry. 3J
Prof WILLIAM T. WILSON, NJ. D., Therapeutics and Mate
ra Medica. FL Jtgt.l sllj.,f l4. WON &
ProL WILLIAM T. LEosARD, NJ, d., Anatomy. .,lsta (,
WIIiAM H. Stokes, Nj D., Professor Of Obstetrics Dis
eases Of Women and Children and Medical Jniispri'
dence, g stfaas Ff L" III 4stf
Prof GRoRGR McCooK, M d., Surgery 9 afG
DR. WAyEMAN BRyAR.y, Demonstration OF Anatomy,
The annual course Of Lectures will commence on Mon
DAY, ot Of October next, and continue four months.
Tile College has greatly enlarged s capabilues or i'm
parting Medical instruction The Hospital Department, WI
the control resident member OF the Faculty has
been filled with cases VI disease Museum oil Anniom
cal and other preparations has been established, and many
important additions TO the Obsietrcal Department hay.
been received IRON Paris The Tor the resident stu
dents are numerous comfortable and ECONOMICAL and will
prove greatly advantageous to such wish to pursue
asslduous and uninterrupted course OF study. n hs
FeesJo, aac Session.
Naturalization ticket les
Professors ticket each w 10 ~
Demonstrators ticket .-4. 10 btF
diploma. $500, ~ h n
oct S-lyd lie Z. FOREMAN, Dean.
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TIME FOLLOWING ARE AMONG TIE ADVANTAGES
/ OFFERED BY THIS lNSffTuTloN,IIhe guarantee
OF large capital, addition 10 the nccumuihloh oi pre-
miumB.
The peculiar benefits secured to the assured by the pri
cipe OF The Loan Department, Ia. .
The payment Of premiums LdlEyeariy or quarterly b,
parties INSURED for irhoie term 81 e ala rihng aiioa
me ruvelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons Insured for e al o'sce borrow hall amour
OF annual premium, aud claim the same privilege Tor nv
years, on their own note and deposit o pohcy
Part of lie Capital permanently invested IN the Uniet
States three OF The Local Directors as lrus
available always TO the assured IN cases oil disputed
claims lsioud any such arise) or otherwise. .a,
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium be
comes due without forfeiture Of policy. 4.
ocharge ior stamp duty, or for Medical Examination.
The Society being founded ON the Mutual amt JOINT StocR
principle parties may participate IN the profits Of the so
ciety, thirds OF which annually divided among ost
assured Tor life on the participation scale. ~
The Society not connected with either Marine or FIRE
Hs- The Baltimore Branch Of the United States Loca
Office OF the Chairman, for the Transaction Of business
n5- The Medical Examiners will meet daily at Al Lex
ngton street, ut O'Clock, NJ, 70 receive applicants
Fee paid by tile Society.
liar system Of this Institution, blank forms OF application
&c obtained at the Agents Office, q German street.
United States LocA Directors Of baltimore.
JONATHAN MEREDrrH, ESD, Charm
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq.
s. II. McCULL0H, Esq, M. d.
j. MEREDITH, ESQ., Standing Counsel
j. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Soticiior.
Medical Ergniners
T H. BuCKLER, A Lexington street
S. r. TlLGHMAN DO St. Paul street
DONALD MoiLyAN, German street
THoS. H. WILLIAMS.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
u, CoRNHllLL, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK
CAPITAL, f5Oo,OOo STERLING,
$2,5Oo,OOO.'

Empowered by Act of Parliament Wet Royal Assent,
Nv July "a, 1881. N WI
"a Savings Bank torthe Orphan and The Hidoio."
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Also hand extensive assortment of Pens of various
makers which NJ r. offers for sale very low prices For
sale by G, r. Nesbit, H. Cogswell, Messrs. Wheeler d.
Wood, Bowen a. Co, Lambert a. Lane, ID. Felt in Wall
street. and by all the Sationers the city oct lily
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.5Hj FRENCH BOOTS, dutGl slttaf
AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM,
Corner Of Fulton and Nassau si opposite the Herald Office
HIS is Of the first and fashionable establish
men in this city the quality Of their Boots aud Shoes
has made II the resort Of all who want 10 have nice and
easy Boot at the low price Of 81 50 equal to the
best matte In other stores Tor % and e. We would call the
attention Of friends TO his establishment where they
will no doubt be kindly received by MR. YOUNG the pro.
prieor. Fine Cali Boots for % 5 cannot be beat for
%, small profits and quick returns Is his motto, q
Ill yd. fft .th WV ~ ~ - 10Y tt
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81 sri6 ID asty1 aRliq dildos inilpaH a0t e.tai
.nlna % aslla W 81 AlsRa -la el-N
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R4atcr fr03.a Vera grasz.

RPoth E.ieat f Gen o1-DaagcrwS
position q Ny Laliy-Rg5rm at Toa
C,w@--Coat Dist sent buck 10 Bthjmore-
FDy 1Hovsond Nericans in tie fc'd. &c.
The New Orleans Times of the 3lst
uIt. has received, by the arrival of the
ship Agnes, apt Kelly, letter OF la
ter date from their correspondent at We
IA Cruz, i'll which he communicates the
unpleasant rumor that General Scott had
encountered a large Mexican force at Rio
lrio, and had bcen compelled to retreat.
We place no reliance in the report. The
rumor in regard to Maj. LalIy's position
may be true, but we prefer to withhold
our belief until later intelligence comes
to hand
VERA CRUz, August p, 1917.
Gcntlemen--Some very unpleasant re-
ports have reached us this morning, which.
/ sincereIytrust may prove to be unbound
ed. but such as they are, you have them.
General Scott, it is said, encountered
an overwhelming force on his march to
Mexico, and bad to fail back from Rio
Erio. Major LaiIy is reported to be
hcnned in between Puente National and
Jalapa: not able to advance nor retreat.
Captain FairchiId lost all OF his train and
some mon, and made good his retreat to
this place.
Capt. Elliott, acting quartcrmaster, has
made quite reyoIntionin his department
He has sent ClrrOpe Of coal lu~I hack to
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fsEE'g3a's' Cs' SANTA ANNA.
CITY OF MEXICO At OUR FEET
GEN. VALENCIA ROUTED.
tS'lgg12elsGiGd3 ar eSs;'39ac.
PROBABILITY OF a SPEEDY PEACE.
The New Olcans Commercial Times. Of
the Sd inst, contains the following account Of
the news
The steamer Fashion. Captain EIlary ar
rived ri Ncw Orleans, OF Thursday evening.
the I'd lust, from Vera Cruz. having left that
pou on the 27th uli. She brings files of the
FL dfeo and III Sol de Aa1Apac to the Goth
ut, and Il series of letters from the Times
correspondent. Indicator, reaching 10 the
period Of the Fashions departure.
THE CRY OF Mexico IN orr PowEn-Brt-
he ofSan .4aed.-The sum Of the intelligence
brought 10y the Fashion, is Of the mos; pleas
ing as it is OF the most imporal. nature.
since il announces another victory that has
crowned the American arms--a victory that
will in Ill probability be most blessed in lis
results, bringing about peace between the
two hostile republics. II appears that the
march of onr army under Genera. Scott from
pueba, TO witllin eight or nine miles Of the
capital. was uninterrupted by any resistance
Oh the part of the enemy. At FL Penon-
a position fortified by &auta Anua--th8lwo
hostile forces fist came into collision, where
according 10 II Sol de .IHolnas. division OF
the American army made an onset on the
enemy, the main body passing throu4l
Guaduloupe. aud, 10 the surprise al the ''Ie4-
icans, appearing suddenly in their rear
\ regular lj9nl then ensuel at 4 place cal
led San Angel, situated al about six or eight
miles Southwest Of the capital: the result OF
which was that GeueraI Ealcucia's division
OF Tie Mexican army was totally routed.
when Santa Anna fell back with tie rcmain-
der Of mir hoops on the city. Here the great
est CONSERVATION prevailed, and, a. the only
means 10 stop tie Victorious career of the
American arms. 1t was decided to solicit
Irum Gen, Scott suspension or arms. a
lIag OF truce was dispatched 10 tie American
headquarters; Iorlhls purpose, with the view
OF giving Time for the opening Of megotia~
tons for >nc renewal Of pacific relations
The Mexican Government l,ma,rd 10 Gen
Scot that il was readily to treat ter peace on
the propositions brought ~ Mr. iHs1 Ihn-
at the eleventh hogr, has the suubomne~s
OF our hherto ioirac,abt. uejgALor oiycu
way. and the be,tbope, may be entertained
that we are Oh the eve OF #Ica,hiug the
sword, cousomma,.ou heu,ily to br GesiG-
ed by every friend Of l,uma0y
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ave Heard 4 loJiow snyin? 'tothcr night
That Pavyuae E4t.e: Ind come to town. ~
DoDr. .h4t NC how nothing, bat VIC do know
..@araggs" Is here, for he hls sent Us ole of his
Old fashioned soct41es, 50 look ont, for we expect
he is taking some one oil; IS way he has.
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stationed thore rs y custon-hnase guard. From
CUmpuachy we have nothing new.
The health OF fho city improves daily, but il
is yet very dangerous for strangers to come hero
Two naval officers who have been detained
few days tnr steamer, are very iti-Ono of them
in all probability fatally | do not give their
names is m,ght create uualsinrsS in their fam
lies. youcs respectfully.
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f5,"No one would take you to he what
you arc, SAID an old lasbioood gentleman
to dandy who had more hair Dian brains
hWhyE' was Immediately asked Because
they cant sec your ou.a.o
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The Editorial Chair Of the Boston
Transcrip pit so long and gracefully filled
by the talented and accomplished Miss
Cornelia w. Walter, has been vacated by
the fair editress, and will be filled by
Epes Sargant, Esq, one Of our best Wrl-
tcrs and scholars. Miss Walters (on dl')
is TO be married, and her editorial breth-
rem are all disconsolatc at the great loss
sustained by the corps.
HEALTuy.-The Centreyille Times says
no cases Of bilious fever prevail in that
vicinity, and that the Eastern Shore gen.
orally is unusually healthy.
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of Dorchester county. WHO would now have
been the Loco.oco candidate for governor.
but for the upri4ht vote, and for which the
whole Ioyce CT repudaog+ in the State was
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10 all intent" and purposes
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DIpLoNArlo STrArAGrN.-Air. Tyler,
in his letter OF reply to Gen. Houston,
on the sui jet OF annexation, asserts that
he believes, even to this day, that Texas
Gland had annexation been DELAYED a
moment. On the other hand. Gen. llous
ton represents the matter. as connected
win Har,r..o, ,,oyor,nrnts. whnIIv IN
the ]sht Of trick. to.rxritr Jealous a.
Iarm in the United States. and thereby
induce annexation. Admitting This TO
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Fisuns Tanned BY \ Cn1rD.-In quar-
ter of the town Of bingham Mass.
known as Rocky nook, there is a pond,
where little girl, not q years Old, who
resides near the bank, has tanned the fish
cs to a remarkable degree. She began
by throwing crumbs in the water. Grad
ually the fishes learned to distinguish her
footsteps and darted 10 the edge Whcnev-
err she approached and now they will
actually feed out Of her hand and allow
her to touch Their scaly sides. A veneer
able turtle is among her regular pension
ers.