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nessrs. Baring's Circular.

LONDON, Fflday, une 'th, 1ss0.
There has been Increased activity In the colonial
and foreign produce this week. and improve
ment In the value Of both coffee aud sugar Cotton
being freely offered h scarcely 90 firm, and the
corn trade Influenced BY the very favorable vesther
has been dull ny the overland mail which arrived on
ID inst, Ne received advces from Bombay to 1st May
and Calcutta to 10Th April also learn by telegraph
the arrival st Liverpool Of the Pacific steamer from
New York. In the subjoinsd remarks will b~found, ss
usual. record OF the principal transactions Of The
week
American stochs are dull, and the demand has been
slack this week The Boeton City Water Bonds, With
coupons rsy In Boston, have come TO several
parties and have been sold a Ss per cent with inter
cst for the buyer from let April United states 5s %
o. ditto Gs Of 1867, ZOE lie; ditto 1sos bond. With
eaupons, Ill slllk New York State stock OF 1855
co. IS; ~; Psnnsylvanis So 50 ~; Ohio 6's 1880
102 ios do 1870, los 1O9 Massachusetts, o's ster-
ling, 1o7 1eTs; Maryland Sterling " s2g Missis-
sppi Planters Bsnk, IS %; ditto Union Bank 10
20 AsbsmsDs ssr be T0 ditto sterling T5 virginia
Go " o 70; Kentucky 6's, W aps
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Military Parade Ground.

In reading the Hraid Of Sunday, noticed an
| article headed =" Fourth July" which stated /" that
the military display Of that day would be very.brI-
liant, and that there was q considerable increase
| 10 the number OF the troops, and that Gen. Scott
had been invited to attend and inspect them on the
Battery" Now, sir does IL not strike you that the
Battery IS very Ill adapted for that purpose, not be-
ing any way near large enough 10 accommodate the
troops, not allowing them any room TO manouve
| IN, or giving an opportunity to the thousands whs
are that day at liberty 10 participate in the amuss-
ment, besides injurng the grass, and spelling the
beauty OF the only breathing place We have IN the
lower part ofthe city.
II II was "dire necessity" that compelled the
City Fathers TO appoint II, not another word could
BE- seid; but when so many larger and more suits-
bic places arc convenient, IL s worth word to en-
cure II 10 the comfort and convenience OF TIM
eople or private reasons of their own, that induos
the authorities TO choose a spot where, certainly,
the former IL not likely TO be obtained; and II
seems 10 me a pity that the well-nursed grass Of
this beautiful place should be- uodden down and
spelled, for no other reason than that their wor-
shipful wlsdom has decided, that their will 10
predominant ever the wishes, pleasures, and com
forts Of the hundreds Of thousands that nhabit the
city. ....... ..
In Europe, where military parsdes are frequent.
fitting places ere always chosen where the pcople
who lke such displays, have plenty Of room to
wirness ihen-in London, Is The Hyde Park"
Psns, the Champ do Mars" Berlin " the Hss-
cubide," and Vienna, "the Glacis" each b-ing
some miles in extent; while in New York, the 6rst
cily IN the United States we have " the Batery,
which cannot consist Of much more than one-qasr-
Ter mile. What is the reason Of this IL is not
ihst there is no land that be procured for there
Is plenty; nor can II be for want Of money, for a
city that pays her Aldermen s72 per day tt25,N4
year) fer tee, can well afford to lay out &J0,OO
to buy piece of land that would not disgrace her.
standing ss she does second only to one in COM
nerce and population among all the proud cities ei
Eurepc. But let the press take this subject up, and
convince the worfbs Board is TO their interest
TO attend to IL, and then, soon indeed, should We
see, rising up 10 our midst, parade ground suited
TO our population and Importance.
FAILING ov A BriDeE IN TKvNEssEE.-On the
I3th inst the new wove lattice bridge, which span
Red River, near CLARK svie, fell with a tremendous
crssh. Al the time there was ateam OF six horses
crossing. which were killed. Two men, who were
also on the bridge, frightfully njured-onc cf
them having both his legs broken. The bridge
fell a distance Of sixty feet. The cause OF the
accident is attributed to defects in the building ~
material The loss is about el3.0oo
There were 81 deaths in Boston durng the vesk
su ding the 22d instant
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Thomas II. Perkins, Of Boston, has volunteered
to subscribe 81 600 towards the erection Of mons
ment to Gee. Warren. vhs fell at the battle OF
BunkcS Hill
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There were 81 deaths in Boston duriag the vesk
ending the I'D instant.
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Died


Departed this life 8 .pt Both Mrs JAWS, widow OF
John Young ia the Goth year of her age.
Her friends sud relations are ihvlted To attend her
funeral, this day, (Wedn-sssyl Oct ID at o'cleck
r from the residence OF her so-.'nlaS No. lSs
Willourhby street BIZ oklyn L. l. Her remains will
he tskeB to Greenwood for iuterment
On Monday morning aftera lingering Illness, WAL
TIN LEGeAr. in the Goth year OF his age
The relatives nd friends OF the family and those OF
hi. brother, William Leggst aud tsthe-n la William
from his late residence No "A Hudson street, this
tWrdn, sdAy) afternoon, at o'clock without further
invitat on
At williamsburgh on Monday, September seth, VIII
LIAM W. NEIos aged IL years 9 months and IL days,
eldest son ef Henry Meigs.
His friends and scquaintanoes arc respectfully Ia
vited to attend his funeral on Wednesdsy afternoon,
at o'clock from ST Marks Church, WiiiianssSrgh.
October 1st 1850 ANSA NJ BRorHr in the 23j year Of
her age.
uer friends and those Of her ep.fsthor john
Flanagan are respectfully invited to atteud hsr fune
raj the I'd inst at oclock from her late residence,
no. q Henry street without further invitation.
On Tuesday. Oct let, OF consumpupu, MARIo|,
daughter Of the late Hammond Wallis, in the 10Th
years OF her age
Her friends and those Of the family and also of her
uncle james Neeve- respectfully invited Co att md
her funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2E O'Clock,
from her late residence 1s5 alberry street without
further invitation Her remains will be taken TO
Greenwood for interment
On Thursday. October LIST, AssLIrE FARLRv, aged
years the daughter of james and Elizabeth Farley.
The friends OF the fami respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, at NJ, from tho
place Of residence. 34S Water street
In Appomattor county Va. Sept. 10TH Mrs SAsAu
PATRIcK BococE, copsort Of Hon. Thomas s. Bocock,
in the sd year Of her age.
In Philadelphia. on saturday ssth ult, Mrs. CLis-
mother of Simon Clannon, Of this city, in the
SD year Of her age
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CITY TRADE HKpoRv.

TUEsDAf. Got l-6 Z. NJ.
AsHrs.-There was no alteration In the market wor
bbls at So S71 Sc for pearls and So l2is for pots
BREADsrUFTs i IOu-We noticed fair inquiry for
the lower grades OF Westera and State Hour for ship
ping but the supply greater than the demand and
prices were lower particularly those of the bstter
grades. The home demand WAS moderate For CzuA-
dian, the market lower with saes OF 700 bols At
81 6 for fresh ground and 81 IL for new; of domes
tic sales made OF 10 500 bbls Including sour at
common 10 straight State at 81 50 81 So mixed 10
straight Miehsan at 81 So - 62J. fancy do ut 81
66 . 81 15 Genesee from red wheat at 81 rs 81 81
pure Grnssee at 81 SIS SIS; fancy Ohio at IS So
l2h fancy Genesee at 81 l2H a s. 3Ik extra Ohio
at SIS 70 So go and extra Genesee at So 80 So So
southern -four was rather more plenty aud NV was
easier; old steady and in request We note salss
OF $40 bbs. at 81 81 IS l2k for new, and IS SIS
121f for old mixed to straight brands Rss Fisg was
held rnl with sales OF ZOE bbs at S. SO IS Corn
NEED steady but not active 200 bbls Jersey
sold at SIS I2L There more Vneaf Offering aad
the market was rather easier. For export aud for
milling the demand Was pretty active included in
the sales go bushels good mi xed Ohio u. 81
o. go bushels fair Geneses At 81 lsh 2SOO bushels
good at 10 and $500 bushels fair to good
Canadian in boDd part OF 81 81 o. and the residue
at private bargain. Rye was more steady with fair
demand, sales OF 10 600 bushels at IS 6SHo The
quote Northern ut AZ s3c and Jersey ut 3S 40 cts
BGrlep was not plenty and wanted with ssles Of
1000 bushels good four rewed at ITO. Corn scarce
and held firmly sales only of IL O0O bushels at Csc tor
66c for round Jersey yellow
BErswAx.,1sAes OF l5oo lbs were made at "a cts,
Nv estern Yellow 4....t .frl
Corros-Thc market continues to improve for this
comiR e season than deemed probable heretofore.
The sales reach about coo bales to day, aud tn
but few sellers ut the quotations which are
the rstes buyers are disposed to pay.
a. AxrOH
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n act for the rsiisi of Smith 4 Jersey.

An act for the rslisf OF Smith Hsrssy.
An act 'or the rsrfot jacob Zimmsrman
An act for the relief OF Sarah Jaae West.
An act for the relief OF Thomas Dtnuis
An act for the relief Of the Wilunst1s ana kasiBa
Railroad Company
An act 70 grant register 10 the bark Royal stxon
An act relief OF Al 10 lab and his legal reprssen
tatives and their grantees
An act auth -rlirg the ssuirg o; register to the
bark CORVALLIS
An act for th. relief Of James shsckleford.
Az act grant the frsuking privilege to Mrs Mar
earet Taylor. -
An act Tor the relief of william Maxwell late Mar
shsl for the district OF Georgia
An act for tie relief of Isaac Seymour
An act to grant register TO the bark James Pstsa
jr now the Granadi.n bark Bogota
An act for the relief of Charles stuart.
An act for the relief OF william Whicher.
An act TOR the payment Of a company OF Indian vo-
luEteers
joint resolution granting old brass guns to Che
Jaekfen Monument Committee.
joint resolution relating the equestrian statue
OF General Andrew ia ckson
joint resolution for the relief Of the children o.
Sarah Stokes, deceased.
joint resolution xplsnatory Of certais acts there
In mentioned
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Cleared.
sit
rss.9 Ne. H'r'' Co. Sal
s.Ii:N.S.s Carr tsrh White cl.,s.- A. weeds,u;
FEW fl..n iHs .:ss Mead Sf:.. s.:
Bnss Patrick Henry Insraha% HG,il., E.s. Hazard;
Bee, Ae. .Iih ssy MANA 's
g: S;%ii,. sss.s. Bur- !sss: ca k:ss k:asi:i
dr SsS'i. S..siii% S:sIss';::: .,iS: s
Ssh; . Perry, Thomas. BsautOT,, NC Juls q Nancy.
as StrSsss S s.If'r . %. .: e
Lake B.rris Rish%ons Creole E.llOs. phil,a.Ga. Gos
stosners.Nebraska COlnins, Baltimore; Diaoh Diamond.
sisop.1Bri:sSi Phillip. T.pa.on Colchester. Jarvis.
The sehr Lydia Ann voOrh cid for Savannah on Monday
Arrived.
si. .n STs..s.. sPf Allen Liverpool Aas &C. with
c s: S "s .n s .ss IS n,sDs A.,
ssps a. Henry Hull asa Of :%. ,ss Tss
ss had spThsr q e...s o. sn. pon on oo.rd
e with mdso and passenger. 70 Zsrsss Co. SEPT Is las
s. Ne. :ls; s:ss. time
o os1an!1 s'FR Sssp A1s % -i:s ~ S
. sn rSsps T . @ & ~ hing ,
she st lay :. s .S y steam tas coii.h
s and ~ @ hs's' COL sss' .i.s ~
ssn,sess' duringa willie saua carried away main topsA-
ship y,e.G,is dg,,h Iosn,s.., London saa p.t'r..M
Ion 10 3D. the ssip Lady Frs.ia issvl Ssa.:
fer Lserpool
msss sns 2,o pss.esssr; 70 $ W Philips.
Gsssy %c G.sss DAY: a s,i Ht 3;
honsut IN whiri~ini Lost main topgsllant mast
sss cssssi. gssass.s sn. u.vr, tss, from So
= T.si i 1ifii It.'' Aug IS win
shie Aeler Breml Hohcrst Bremen 81 days with mdse
fssi;sss5 foas Hss4ASslsu AUG r.
with -tne. TO Mnllett
Bis Esss,rrann Brsml larsen Buea.s Ayres IS days
WITH Tide. and wool TO rktsop Corre.
vGn s,ePnen ropnsend (of aempstead, LII Turner.
Trar y asyt. with vine so 20 Fraseia e Sept Is.
i Ion ~ spebe rsek.t ship sorthuer Lsrd hsae.
-.sy forsss jb lying jb, fore tOp'ail saa gan
torsal 80 -
SIR California tDr Btsvp. hs.I 10 d,y. with AI h.
sehr Aisrio, sand'srs. wfminsos NC days. with a.
sshr EHma.Is,ti.. Campbell. Na..sm.nd. days
schr Vim Tyson, Jeees fbslsdelphia. 2 dAys
schr fndfcott rfffsselftfA 9tsys.
Sehr Rev forh, o. odssll. Boston, days.
ehr ninue. IL wis fcm ,he wreck Of the ship wabash
,s sehr Hanover. Lumptis. Ries~osd. sSsys
eloop RADIANT. BARKER. Previderee. dAys.
IL. ,i..,-.s 0stow
. Aiy New Hanpshre. Chase fr,u IdverpOol with md,.
and pasStngers, TO Zerega q Co.
-------- Sailed.
SHE Nee York fer liverpool Kernssee for Phi
DC. i-whs q, 's,r',. wsv, 4. -.riaisa. sw ~ ...-
Tb. schr Bepry Bovn. from Savannah that va, s.h,r.
Handy Book has bees o. and ssd TO tbs oty
JesserdsJ Afternoon BY stssu.r Sshsniau.
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nAnISers El.sKwnEhE. {

:. ! srocH sA4kss
Be-ss, ssrt. sl--Isrf BearStds .har.. Easl Boston
Cetpsny f " esl - ia y -. ksrbera Rsarvsd Is
7A.. ~ do kstsisstsr and IL k.ilro.a, ~
zee. H-.l..s Es.lro.s - ss. Ola c4issy s.Ars.s az
no De- vsrmont y>ntrsi ksirvsdi ~ 80; do, ass,ss
sss Proyiasscs bslrs.4s sSl, 70 AZ t,sans abr isd,
k.t. ssisl " 90 Hfs x a. ka AZ s De- sgrssh sss
Haessfsr taairosd htl..s de- Restsn Na.ss Rssi-
red a.. osas. .Isss Rpilissa ~, 80. 100 y.
rsst s,nh ssAs. ~. ts,So -sass..sts ks,lfsas soss.
f.~".1 Z. ts. sfp shss.s - ,aTs k.r.sa W
tsd. Ia ~ do NeTpes. Csara ksaresd SA.s ~ d..
Fsi 1000 tsss. sxs ~ So zoe. az fOds Me- kar.ss
h.ss lls. Ios. kss.-ss Rsirsss. tets' ~ 90 frmsnt
riu, es,. IA go Pessyi' al. 81. iaiS 10
.ilrgse q. "a ~ q. h.airs.Gs. "a ~ f~v d. ~
T. Ia ieso satyf sst dies states nsnR Ks az No. ~ -
Juss. f%f - tlvshil psst. ~ Elor-ros C,ty. *
~ fpiar Bsvt fenn o.. ~ shtsh. "a a. 10 RtaIins
B.ilrsaA v, IN re- hssn, az 20 a.. 81 - ss az
ssIfisSi s.tt 81 rs sAsr. s.,,is,t- .ra b.i, ran
80 . n ~ ;. y y :. s. a.. - ~ y. 10 z =:
zee. o. ~ sse DO ~ = .. g., . ?, sss iss q
a. Do ~. = Do do, ~ pue 90, ~ 90. York- ssA
tvpf.ri,nd R.iffl.d,t-A II no y |ffaF 4 7 -
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pand for prime wheat Corn Is steady at yesterdays
rates. fr.ights are unchanged
ALs.SY, Oct l, 1855
The receipts in the past twenty four hous baV been
Flour ot% bbls wheat 4 500 bd.hrls corn II tO1
br heis barley, sOoo do Flour Is steady hat not ar
i've wheat Is steady aud firm No change in corn;
Srtterdsy's rates are maintained Oats are steady
withhae. at 42c Frison whiskey "a, 2Tj5c.
BALrM1Hg oct |, 1859
Howard street -four sells at 81 Ia. Grain 10 ia.
changed Coffee il dull
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N rIed.

On Tueedsy Oct l, in Ascension Church by RsV. A.
\ LittltiohD Rector of christ church PsEUgHIcT W.
AEssTHorC, Esq.. 10 HAEHIErIE C., d,ssater Of tse
late Henry Bedlow, Esq all Of this city
On the LEI October, by tho Rev D. Lee q. w.
scHHAn", Rsq., to Miss MASrHA NJ BENSBrr OF VII
iamhburgh, J. j
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nm. CONYERs. INYIoORATING CORDIAL-TnIs

nR. CONYERS INvI0ORATlSG C0RDIAL.-TnIS
~ Old standard remedy has cured having
igaorsnt injured Themselves by early improper seoret Aa
bite, than ether Affections Of the head limbs. and
serves seminal weakness impotence aud noetnrns sas
son 90 distressing and runOus ineapactang for eoiesy
Business, or msrimony speedily removed sna manly
OF body and mind the virtues OF this
Cordial Do not DO deceived by little books their presorip
uon are worthless as ssrsaperllss elxrs and other
in your The Cordial contains no merosry.
or drug to npre or expose NO hindr,nes fsm
business bottle three bottles for S. with explisst
directions B. lmporaot sdvice TO the married. being
wtheut offspring and 70 those about marry conscious ~
physical inability accompany each bottle Sold by Doctor
nonyer 81 his Office 50 Third between Tenth aad
Eleventh streets.
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IN CuIisy SoriolAi Isuprgs Volt ana Henry smith
Sits Albany stop cST,'hias EYosf sid s.s S.Ps
Gore .ohT y AG.n.; gaI,!raers'
rsSTyS,s sep rs SID ,hr rrysiS AsaHg n.
sy.I Henry "a ss' ssSs B..sT Es; ssI%aa
a,Iesr. Try; Chesapeake rsnIose do MARTA Ans Will
,,Phovu,rcs, Sept ss-Arr sOsrs Levi Rove. wsamor.
ssn,smoed ssan Bacon Ney",s: slo Pro,ia..se Br.sa
~ senSenI "psJ Parker. hAsoH Albany; Midas Glad
2sh-srr sob; Lamartins Jenhin. Trsa.ohsburs Elmi-
Ia Rogsrs spemsn, albany En- pe. Jshnssn. d.. Elisa,
nsvs Fenes Eeay 6,k r'is
absny ,r' Brush. s.,
co., ERE cTspG eI R iehT S% y yrsn. 90 Albany
no load T%ss5 fG ,Sl ssAr; ssry a.r b.
rhilaee Ehsi slOOPs Bowen, Kaansy NYOrsi Radaat
TosrIA,p, s,pt .-Arr brig .,.ou. Pierce Bangor for
SyOri; 18th bark Nary Lowell. ooodins, s,rsi
Mays ca. NJ dats-Arr brig W Godfrey, Hopkins.
SS1A;s.r Sept :tAr. sch. yress. Waterbury,, N.y
nesy co. ssht fhpseus wyhe Bath Sid bark Savannah.
sroSssToS. Sept y-Arr siOOp Excel, Fall River for
SEPT .sArr .chr Phsbe Baxter whsasu. George
tos. DC sid Ss,h big AnsriO9 Trssa.sli Phil.aslsS,
adeiphisj Martha Maria, NiOssr:on, kYors.
Passengers "rrtvcd.
hyrEyooI-Paokst ship horkskir--Nr Huttlsburg. Mrs
snososn. NJ s.Gxden, Mr. I'll Mr. sssTaT. Mr.. sssaIt.
Livssrool-Psoks. ship oOnsten Mr.. wris.y. Mrs
hamilton. Mrs Joote family and servant Mrs Caruthes
and family Miss Brereton Miss Barnes, Rev Qsisley
Hillhouse Mrs Allen, Miss Alen-93 In the
LVERPcoI-Paeket ship James shepherd-Mrs Ball. Mr.
Baynhpm Misses Maria and Sarah Ball. Mrs Jas Ainswersh
2t9 IN the stetrsge.
A.:s s.s: :,a lad,
LosDos-packs, chip vietoriaJ., withers and family.
Mr. rswes Miss Richardson, Mr. Richardson DIR Sheppard
Mrs Rush Mis- Strong, Miss Gridethone Miss Cooper.
Nessrs Montgomery Ellis Arrowsmih, Payle, Cooper
Stanton Jr - Cooper, Kshnstam Chas Ladd2l5 Ia tas
steeregs.
HAyEr-ship Gsorsia-r GOuSouit. Houston. uinshor
-l6s in the steerAse.
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Passengers .rrtyed.
SHlPPIN q.

EOR LIvERP00L.-UNlTRD STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Cspt. Jas West This steamship win
depart With the mails Europe. positively Saturday Os
Der lstb. from her berth the foot Of Canal Ne
the Post office Yer freight passage having uneauAed
accommodations for eles lance or comfort, apply to
EDWD. X. COLLINS. IS Wall 81
The steamer ARCTIC wall succeed the ATLANTIC, aaA
sail October 18th.
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VESSELS FON SaIu
m kDICAL.

WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE Is WARRANTED To
w cure NeuragiG ABAphrodeta- Tic Dooreuz, all yis-
lent fis Rheumstsm Gou and disesser under the
head Of keurosis-or the returned. botds-SS
doseR Depot 102 Nassau street. DIR. watts undertakes
all in the city without charge until euresto Green
vic k
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cOR FEMALES AND MALEs-DR LAszErrEs JuNC

EN0R FEMALES AND AALEs.-DR. LARzETrESyUNO
Cordial or Procreativs Elixir prescribed saeovs
snls irregularities of T. all processes 70
We, vs-Natnres great restorative and remedy thsse
In thu marriod st-te without offspring cure
for seminal emissions general debility sost weakness a
the genital s.gans, nervous Affections suoorrh1a
nvsoratins medicine il is unsquhlled Alss certain
medy for consumption and Indigestion Sold snly
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T.Ie., .rn,e Rrpcr,s

Ntw OsLt.S. sept - fsn
yh. s9es ~ esftcn Sat r-y, -srt ~, tsl ~ al
,,,<bsrt,d vice. Tfr r-s~irss thus far hare s--s
5ioo bales fsss than last yer -
"a IN. r~..,,ts s,pee our last hsv~ sc-sFisuf Asa
sat- s~hss. woe; ccrr ro.o Flour " dull bot "
sny thips prees are sbsss nrmer 100 sbl. scFd "
s3ws a a nRAissn. rArs . air milling d.
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ressxrspnsc marin. R.u.rts,

s~kAs~ oahhUs AsPSTo.
y. - L. al s.ss s sssa; ri 81:
. sis X s,ss; s:.t I..s As ss.s
s.s la. s.s, s ss ..rg;:
isrbsrs Iss..ssi. chesi.- cSs,I...ss, srs, Ass.
T Ii.s. hsI..i., ~
mni n, Ss,s ssri9 Ts,, sg Gs.;.s Ts..
Sslpsisi wslsst,. sYsrh. -. '''e'a = '''r
80, ssri.aas so..s s,,s .sp. s.s,s ,u
,.IP. p.l'n sohr' Ad'snos. Psses rR irsssd. ssd
.,,,,.,-s,,,, o.,. s.-ro., secs. ..
Ar,-s:hr Ei,ins A,- cA,r..as sss' .sss. Ca.
GER sforhi 'csephise Roseiu' ssd Harvest ssfvr ras-
..., p,,. ,,..,, msl-,.. Ho,s. s,p.:,
-., ss,sssss sor rgr,isss wn sseii.sry P,sss, Cor
syvrsi.- ssri,, f.r rs,@sssOs si-s Pre-.
e.. s s1. .s iii ara q
hs's' fhiiaasphaf'r do' soh. SEA o,lL Havana
konrcts. sept, -. 4,
os, l.slosp of~aI s. hsrs' has yea rsosTsi bee
Arr,,s-sehr. Invoice, Mari. f ssv npp.. "a 81,
ph,l.a-tais Sarah srOrA' sleeps Er'l Ipasi
,,sr.s SHIP. Canton. Maria Erie. and roasss.s,. ,or
Arrived sshr. Rnsrela Rapp.hsssosI f.t.ssS. 80.
.' sss.. .ss, s
tAry RUss "a Bloorn Rousout soep. Rrie wtl,,m ,.s
s.l.s.s.s,. c.ss,s.. snd q s:Ss,sS. Pll.isirAis
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,BI,adjs sts.p.h, Pacific, c.P,.l. s.,h,si. jar
3: per %sMss On F...s oss
.IsoioIs surth.n shs Of superior
.,a % Ss i: !: s:s ':s; W. e,
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.IS. Tos AND OREGON
gym .sa G Gs:;,':
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R.pvoro RAr. or TAss 70 c..sfs ,.
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s,ess.s.. found With mss,rss.s:
yrsshs . cS.se ~ cent. per FOOT sses passenger Il.
. srsa r. '. 70 che I,:., Of
sns. borne By the F' & "a.
81 South street. NY.
P.eryIc Man. srKA.-uy co~,Asv.-Ths United States
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but liauors
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net .ieeed in he weight Tor mui. esrrias. '"'A''
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Passage from Panama 70 san Diego "a 70 lbs 40
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.ops ror sh.rres ne.dss health fees and sOs, hr,
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State room berth . -. =. =. $500 49, sss |
ste.rsSe fosnd bed and s.p.r.t. All. 'sc
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Mail Steamers The ship. eomrrsns tAis linz tAs
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce,
BALTIC, Captain Comsteck.
ADKlATlC Captain GrAftea.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly fo9
service every taken in their
ssruction as also in their engines to strength and
spe.d And their accommodations for
qualled for elegance comfort.
Price OF fire. New York Iverpeo SSo Exclu
nye Of srtr. size state Sss3 and S. Frsa La
verpool to New York, SIS
Ne berth secured until paid for.