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DRY GOODS,

THE subscribers have received their WINTER SUP
i PLY. consisting in part, Of
FANCY DRES$ES-Brocaded Thibr: Cloth, Broca.
ded Lahradue, for Evening Dresses (scfmere Mrrino
and MGussclin de Lain. plain and prne black and fan.
cy Silks, Paris and English Prnts French and Scotch
Gingl,ams.
MOUININ: DRESS sES-Royal Tour Satin Royal.
Satin dc Chenc gro oe Rhine French iopln. Bomhezin,
" Hs elm de Lain Alpaca, Girghans, French ami Eng
isi frcis
r2iNHFNGS-Ofev every variety. to s,:t th. above
SUTDRj:;" B ac% and ian"y 'fhaHjt, Ccchncre ard
c".nn 1havi: worked ..isn end Lace Cares ard Ec
la,. .,..I's vy,-- N.e,s"a ava bodies rnea ca:uaIie
hGk:s.. H,U@''E n.U.i.rs - gTel; varie;T., Thread
!l9cc, CAP "bm.e, iovcs an5 sts Ct MI kinds Hose,
.a!r assGf ca, long aca ehc- s'"cre Icrinp vests
M .i,:cs Gr:, ard Crib Qu'le 7ahe Pilnc an Toilet
Covers g.; ard a., ian:sE Iahie Covers narnak ond
c,.j",. u.rs, ';.:i "is& h-i TO ~ Linen >hcctng
o. 10 s.! Pillow Ga.s iinen. 81 10 r.; bleacrei sGi
brywa C,.l1i S!ec.ing. FGs"ifure Ctins eni Dnity
CI-,gn fni g Furniture Fringe india Rubber Shertins
T."Ic r..a .iianke!s a TO H.f Floor C!o:h Scotch
Goods E ::-, T"k;ny, Lii,yeYs. &c. &C.
FLANNEi.>-G G. ru,re Rod se.s, Real Welsh. Sayony,
.ak..s al HGU AMI six warp all 400! and Dolnet,
" Mhile Red a.d eilow, Of erery description.
Eor Mems Wear.
Black browG blis green olive and drab Cloth; fancy
and black Cassnleies. Six and Cachnere Fcsting huu
10 Cloth for shooting Goats; Slaves Of every variety:
Cravats Porke I!ardkerciets; Half Hose Under e!.s
and Drawers: ready mafc Shirs ana Collars; Suspeh.
ders; Has Caps &c. &c.
wear. Georgia Plains, tCordora do. Blankets,
&c. &c.
McDowALL COOPER
Oct 90 S. tf
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DiED.-On the 9th ult at her residence in
Chester District, s. c., D"rcAs LEAHAR PEAY,
conso't of George S. Peay, in the sixty-sevcnth
wear of her age The deceased Was in her us''-
al health. while sitting in chair by her fircside
in conversation with her husband, death seized
her and in few seconds she was no more
She has left a large family, besides large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintances to mourn their
loss
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In nEquity-Kershaw District

Thomas Starkc, et al.
vs D.lI iGr laIttloll.
&. J. Shannon
IN pursuance Of ,hr oihnrs of the c""r, in this
4 case, n,aGe at jane Term, i-50 will "t'" al
public safe before The conrt hnn~e d"'r III taIn.en
on Monday. the Ser"nh day OF i'erernher all that
rarce! or tract of LAND, lying "n the wa'rrs "f
Wateroc river and Fox creek in Fairfield District,
containing fifteen hundred ani three acres, hnund-
ed BY lands u Nchnias 4 Pray, Charles J. Shan
non, David K June, estate Of Ellison and John
HARRISON. zen. PIats of the said iard msy be
seen Il, my office.
Jsr,Ys-Sn u,lrh cash as vii! pay costs; bal
ance ON credit mt nnr ;wn. aI three years, b"hh
will, rocd surc;lcs aud m"riS lgr -! the PREMISES
required. ,.
Oct 20. Sls- I'd
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vious England and France are building an un-
usual number Of ships of war, and that neither
nation has relaxed particle in their efforts to
be well prepared in the event Of any sudden
misunderstanding In France and England
several large men.of.war have beon launched
the present year, and there are great many
others on the stocks in great state OF for.
wardness.
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NT1TECE Is hereby given, that application
~ will be made al the next session of The Legis.
la,ure tor charter to bald a PLANK ROAD
rom Camden thrcuch lancaster, 10 some point
on the North Carolina line. Aug. 2.
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Oct. %
New Arrivals.

A FRESH supply of Jellies, Jams, Bay Rum
n Theoretically sealed Salmon, Lobsters, Gin
ger Wine &c. &c. At exceedingly low prlces for
cash, al
Moore's Family Grocery,
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Notice,

JyTIIEREAS my wife Mary has left me and re-
w fuses to return. Hereby gire notice TO a i per-
sons not 10 credit her on nv account, | will pay
no account or debt contracted bv her.
JOHN B. SMALL.
Octoher 20 1850
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Executive Department.
EDISTO, Oct. Is, 1850.

'TlHE following Troops are invited to parade at
1 Columbia on Wednesday, the 4th Of Decem.
ber next, viz:
The lst Regiment Of Artillery.
The Uniform companies Of the l6 and l7th Re-
giments Of Infantry
The Sd Regiment Of Cavalry.
The Uniform companies Of Sumter, Kershaw,
Lancaster, Fairfield, Ncwbarry, Lexington and all
other Uniform corps that may find i! convenient
10 attend.
Such of the Troops as may be disposed to ac-
cept the invitation are requested to report to the
Adiutant and Inspector General at Columbia on
or before lst day of December. and state if Tents
are preferred by any-fso they will be pitched
for their use.
The Major and Brigader Generals of the State
with their suites respectfully invited to attend.
BY order fthe Commander-n-chief,
J. w. CANTGY, AGL and Lnsp'r. Gen.
All the papers in the state will copy once week
till The day of review. Oct 81.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
M DRUCKER & co.

NJ. DRUCKER s. co.
A RE now ust opening their large and new sup
Il ply of seasonable Clouds, consisting III part OF
Cloths cassimeres, sattiuets, vestingS, llnens
Plain and figured al pacca, mousen de lIaInes
Ginghams, with other goods for Ladies Dresses.
-ALSO--
A splendid variety OF CalicueS, and the very best
and cheapest bleacheG and brown Muslin
to !,a tGHri IN ;2c 'c,"n
The abj"e Goods have been selected with TIE
greatest care, az. @!! us so:d a$ a.w - a ',:'
yerv loves, pr.asa. G;";. %.
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Arcident.-We regret to learn, that on Tues
day last, the 22d inst, the gin house, sin-screw
and about twenty bales of Cotton Of Mr.. j.
NJ. Nelson were consumed by fire, in this Dis.
trict. The fire is supposed to have originated
from inattention in keeping the gin properly
CREASED, and from screwing the brush too tight
while it was in operation. .-Surltcr Banner.
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I. o. D. z.
KERSHAW LODGE, NO. 8.
TINE regular meeting of this Lodge will be held
l. this (Friday) evening at their Hall, at o.
clock. By order of the ~ g.
81. u. j. DELAY, Sec'y.
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Hardware, Groceries,, DaGsiag, kors
and E'W;ne,
BADY.nade Clothing, Hats, CAPS, 'nnno:e'
II Boots and Shoes n;c. Just received and for
sale at the lowest prices possible by
ST. DRUCNE3 E CO,
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A QuERy.--Congress is to re-assemble on
Monday, December2. Shall the South Carroll.
ma delegation leave the State or not!
State Rights Republican.
We answer no! Eds. Journal.
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A SOUTHERN STUDENT At THE NoRTH.-A
friend has shown US, says the Montgomery Ad-
vertise-, aud allowed us TO make the following
extract from letter written by an intelligent
young gentleman, and student from this Vi
cinity, now at Cambridge, Massachusetts,
Speaking of the sentiments Of the people there,
in reference to the recent adjustment, he says:
"Ihey come ont now and say that the pas
sage of these several bills is sure Indication
oftheir seeing consummatedt their tondest hopes,
their sweetest dreams, viz: the total abolition
of slavery in the United States. | regret that
ever came North, not that the opportunities
for mental culture are not as good as elsewhere,
but because of the uncongeniality of the two
races North and South. | regret that | ever
gave them dime 10 assist in their doubly ac-
cursed cause of abolition"
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The Hon. R. w. BARNwELL, having been
prevented by indispos:ion from meeting his tel'
low citizens, OF St. Helena Parish, on the 2oth
inst. will address them on Friday next, the lst
Of November, at the Town Hall Of Beaufort, at
IL o'clock MIR. Barnwell leaves the next day fer
Nashville.
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+By this is meant the forty-three members
the conference who voted to retain the SLAYER.
section, and no others.
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PREPARING FOR Notwithstanding
Europe is at present in universal peace, with a
solitary exception Of the Danish wary it is Oh
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.i. THE MARRIED WOMANS
PRlvATI MEDICAL COMP NIoN.
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract If a Latter from q fasuficuaa N laSfes..

"DAyToN, Nay I, l8kS.
"DR. A. r. MAyRIoEAu-My dear Sir: The Married We
m,ns frvste aeaoa CompAnon fof Thon sneiosed ons
have troubled you with these few lines, but that
PEELED by of Gratitude Tor myself and wife, dive
uttersnce to our sincere and heartfelt smotionA
wis mas been psrceptitpy s,nnins LOT ZONE snrss
ferng months before and during oonhne evey
her putting her life in danger and which
the last despaired Of supposed that this
Of things was Inevitable and resigned myse to meet the
worst At this time lnow about two nonths heard your
On Its receipt and perusa cannot TO
eovery of NJ n provided remedy. 1t opened
prospect to which little conceived possible No
pecuniary repay the obligations
for having the Of imparting
the matters contained The Married Privats
Medical Companion But for this smother would
have passed head, in all human probability my
wife would have been In her and children left
mothsrless."
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Extract from a Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

LAroAsrKR, Pc, Oct. n, lB<.
MI DrAn Sm-I know you will have the kindness 70 beAs
With me in encre.ehinE your time while aohnew
ledge lin behalf OF myself aud wife the obligations feel
ourselves under to having made known certain mat
.ers contained In your most Invaluable Married wemanp
Private Medical Companion IL has worth it's weight
gold 70 me- myself rather warmly, you viii
that eanBst DO too My when inform Of the
extent TO which Ihaye ,hroogh ~ been bsnehtted win
state situation when obtained your book through the
meres curiosity. lock IL Of the fortu
nate events q my life had been married years
and ths father Of children long
uneeasngy. 20 the end that might gain moderate oom
potency but the results OF exertons
left about whore the begin Of each and
hat only with the most stinted economy, socRg with
barely the necesssres Of o Finally this constant e5ort
beginning have ta eeot upon health; felt less
capable to endure it's continuance while fet the necessity
Of perseverance,. ..... +. ..- .f =
This constant, unceasing struggle my I'M
peratve OF the condition
wife with for six much Of
the time confined TO her bed and Of incapable Of
sakns the charge and msnagemsnt Of household Affairs
Her condition from Of which ignorant
Oh what would have given haa the sir I've
assinf What would my wife have given to have been
spared the long and still longer nights
bed Of scknes all Of which would have been avoided had
then seen COPY Of The Married EomAns Private Medical
COMPANION
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MEDICAL.

CONSUMPTION CAN BR CURED.-DR MAC DON.
" nell aevotes speeia sttsnon diseases ~ tbs lunrs
ks efce No " Wares street psar Roadway, from 70
A. ~ 20 ana 20 y. NJ whert be obtained hiss Pull
ronary Bass price g. and krvptive lninent, which
A num tnstanse have performed Necessary
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Q5OD sEwAaD.yErIuny ArTIDor., a sYs.

BOtV else MIXTURE for The sur. % oonorrnas slssss
Structures, and similar disorders 10 MAKER SPEEDY
without the least restrictions Of aist drink erpesur
stAsss In application W ns The prOrristcr Challenges
sintle which the MIXTURE will net under the
fture q avs hundred dollars Furthsrths disease cannot
" Doe. q ths vifure taksn when
u 10 Pet In bottles Nth fu dr-otons A. o. one tetsls
lasts vsek-n.ry srsssres ~ ,vo ssys rorsns hyO
EfF0. 100 prcnAusyt lns psy ara street.
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o~~oo~co~~~-~>|S~s-S-r~ ~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
QAQWlA0Bs
WHY 80 OFTEN UNHAPPY.

MANY AHD MANY A WIFE KNDUEss VARS Q!
helpless smbltsnG her h that Of her husband and has,
Adng Tie future welfare Of her sdrea Arising from causes
whieh known wsuld have spared tho SUFFERING the anguish
10 e WIFE, and 70 the husband ead psoup
down And hersssl In Of the dsknss Of Ne
new portsnt that the ssusss should Known svsJ
wife, TO every husband that she dreadful and hArrowinS
to the health and happiness Of both .
avoided Life 70 short and health toe preeious admit
portion Of the be spent without the full enjoy
msnf Of the other The timely possesson Of little worn
untitled fellows has been the Of saving Ne health
And ths Life Of thousands as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have hsen sold the hrst edition Issued.
The author has induced to advertise BY the urgent
all they hold dear that al nay have ep
Rsrtsnity ofobtaiuingl and whs have favored him With
housands ettss some OF which are AsnexsS
70 the Advertisement. II
...e THE MARRIED WOMAN'S %
PRlvATD n d IeAL CON ANIoN.
BY. DIR. A. u. MAURICKAU,
Pnorrsson ~ DsEAsKs OF wohEN.
TosnsisA Ed3ioN lsmo., pp no. Price, el,m.
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR rHl
nARRIED those marriage disolesss
Important secrets which should be known TO them par
Here every fsmalsthe wife, the noshsr-ths one either
Budding into the In the decline Of vesr
discover the symptoms and the most eoient
dies and most certain mode Of cure. In every complaint
The revelations Contained in its pages have proved
By the author he permitted By the writer's 70 pub
Hshl win attest
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Prom Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.

-
How many suffering from irregularities
Posuar TO the female system which undermine their health
the effects Of which they ignorant and for which their
teeacy frbds seeking medical advioei How many suder
from prolapsns utsri failing Of the womb from duor
sibus twsahness debility 40 ser How many are In eoa-
slant agony for months preceding oonhnenen How
have difeu not dangerous, deliveries sna whose
Hives are jeoIarded daring such time wiz find Its paSsf
khe OF prev ention. ameliorAton. and relief
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L,Ok fBxABEs AND hALEs.-OR bARZETrEssUTo
ceras Or Ir,essa,ss s,s vs.srisse a. az sssetiv'
ana al irregularities o. aatsre 70 all that rrgfesscs
te Nstrres res.srrve. and remedy Tor thee
m msvried s'-,s With ut .fIruE Tti osrtsin
r s-uinsl emissions rsnersl deshty Rect ~eskness n
an. rental e~rsns rTaeioaa, isaeorrh~a.
ir-gorsse rssictss ~ uasqusisd Ala, ssrtsin
inrfer. r.iou ssf aaiesstfep sofa c-r
" ytpson So tths osly Ansrie>s Ass.ssh Ne sehs
swe~A
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I'M tUFFNT.-DIsEhsEs or THE KIN AM
" ehc,t receive the attention ~ DR. RYAN
~ho tom FACILITIES ros-essed b. here snsblod %
hope and health 20 the afflicted. na method Of
tese unknown In the States he asssrs without posi-
lity q contradictions, that these resrsr deass. " Z.
their SD by him treated wh
shAn BY ary other in the Union Once. No. 81 Iihe
o. kaasop street Advice 80 the gratis fro
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RO1 LIvHRP0oL-UNITle STATES NAIL STEAM
sAtp ATLANTIC, Capt. yas. Wsst-Ths stsAmship Win
Sepa yth the mails for Europe positively saturday 0sse-
Sr 3h from her berth st The fsot Of caaa street Ne
9 seoured until paid for All lstts must pass through
ne Post once Fer freight pas:ass having unsSsallsA
oeeonmoaauons for elegance comfort, apply 10
IDWD. K. COLLINS, Is wall ST.
oAll October Nth. "
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Ms. sEssEpr. NO 40 susRAY srRrsr. Pkas..

y
~ unity cures those aiss actea With 'prelapsus
pter falling of the womb, times vrou gly ermed
spinal discsse and enasd With bearing dovp, rsin 10
tie back and side cold extrfmies, prostacn re
practss ~ IN ,toh q vhon wore con
fred 20 hecs and ehars for months ana yrafa
snsbies hi relieve th-ee afoted immediately Patients
hneeenary visited ~ their tesiisnees Refers snn.
81 ffs in the ctv ard cnnniry No ahsoraa
.urrorer u.sa No charge for sdvice Once hours, from
a A a.. v
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no TRAVELLERS ooIso soUru.-NIw, suRkaIo

no TRAVELLERS GOING s0UTu.-NEw, SUPERIOR
and sconomicsl line bst~esn Batmsre and rrsserick-
Virginia Raleigh North Csrena ana Chsrleston. south
ssons The public hereby nfornet that the large ant
splendid low prsssure steamer BALTIMORE Capt Asx 'e
CAnand ittsd mp With sad $50 beths and
Nsv York running between Baltimore and Aeau ais
Creek via Potonac aad Piney Point IN
Richmond aad rrodsroksburx, ans Rich
mend and Pstsrsbursh saiIross rnssenrers ~ this ins
e,vips Commerce G.rest wharf. Daltin0re al o'clock
~, Tuesdays Asd Fridays reach frederiessssu ~
h. he nsvt ssy. Richmond ~ n A. M ard Pe,ersburEk
sbout r. NJ from Which they rroset further Soath
s,h rassnrsr ~ The r,s, ssi line Passsager. Soins
wsst take the Of s Nrrns Ceatrai Railroad Com
rsny az The jnnetop and reseh Charlottesville Va by r.
NJ The Gay snsr leaving snlnors, being deg In sd
vance o; ethsr route ruuFn teKes ~ this
nns. FROM nal,nsre 20 Freisrckssurr 81 de- 40. Rich
t@osd o. So dc. Pstershurz 81; de esuntsn. Va s 50
o.. Chsriestor. a O., SIS hcss sra EXTRA
Toward deek r.ssate 70 kehnend inelgdss meals aas
sslrcaa esss sdloini.s the .-hnston Railroad OF
kse Pratt street. 70 Charles Werhingon axent Com
--r-. stree, shsr Tuesdays aud Fridays beard
~ "aLrx.spss sseAusLASp. o.s,.l.-
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I rsr or LErIERs KksAIsIse IN rus ssw vonx
IL rost Once. October stu ls6a
OFFICIALLY rusingprD IA
pssss mention N. GATE 81 ths i,st in ~sh hey ar. "A
vtfIssd. Ia sIEs' LIST.
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COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
OF POSTAGE. TO THE PURCHASER.

On the rsssiP. g ors Dsll,r. -JHE xhn.Isp wo,
imaa free y par, Of the GATED ssAtss All letter,
be post paid (sxcept those containing rcnittAnos
aud addressed TO Dr. A. N. NAURICEAU Dor liza, New
York City. Pusushins snee. Ne. 10 bsrs street, New
York.
OVER D,ooo COPIES HAVE BEEN SEM
BY MAIL
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nR. WARREN 10 coNrIsENTlALLr CONSULTED
private diseases prsetoe Of eighteen yssrs hrs~
q which we're In horpita. enables Dr. 70 ours tes verr
oirss Chatham square With the IN snt
nede'ue this ecuntrv hss produced perfect sure
10 charge.
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er or LETTERS RKNAIsING IN THE nAaLln
IL Pest Once. Ootober lst I-SP-rsens ssiaG for ne
foil wbs letter. will p,sse advertised hsy
Looked over unlsss pArtes larry a~keA fer
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Extract from Latter.
TO THOSE JUST NARRIRD.-"HAD KNowNr

-Dn A ~ MArnrorAui nHd / known q the inpoItnn
matters treated Of The Married wonAns Private hsd
cal Com tanion how misery nigh
have escaped Ihave suffered yoars from which
point out In book without knowing what do lob
taned copy, and fou nd treated Of trust
female viii avail herself Of the Information contained In II
pages
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SsnEss. Betty osswfssa Nm. u Coleman srIw
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TIE NV YORK AND LIvlRPooL gNITsp srAFls

1au beeaneIa-The ships csmPusinG ths Hne, The
ATLANTIC, Captain west,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce,
xALTIC, Captain Comstook,
= ADRIAT1C, Captain Grafton:
These ships having been built contract expressly
scvsnnsnt service hes been taken In si.
Uueon also in their engines strength and
e,s and their accommodations for passsaSss ARE aas-
Price Of passsSe fr New York TO Liverpool $50 Exoiu-
i've sire state SSe aad $500. PROM Ia
verpool to New York. fB.
An experienced Surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
Aats of. slsu~
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EOR NKW ORLEANS VIA HAyANA.-THE NEW AND
splendid steamship PACIFIC, Captain Nathaniel Jar
ys viii be despatched as above on Friday Oct lth from
Srs.'.h sgn S s.L. ~ ESQ ~
cabin, $40 second cabin, ss5 The Pacific
Of tons buthen She OF speed and has superior
for PASSENGER Freight TO New Orleans
for goods. Freight will DO received We'd
nesday the 9th inst For freight passage apply
Of Warren st. to N. o ROBERTS.
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ID AIRS or FARE RzDUcED.-EMPIRE CITY LINZ
~ Through Tcke San Francisco, via Chsre sa'ur.
day 18th OctobcrTht tpleH6l Steamship EhPfkk C ~
1000 burthen. j. d. Wrop, commander, viii leave
her deoh pier Nos N. r. on saturday. October L. st
e'slook. for ChAgrcs
sNpucED oHAeaTs =
Saloon state Rooms. ......Sip y
stssrase iasttrsss tosiij 90 q
Passengers by this ship viii drd accommodation not 70 b
bad other steamer. The 5tseraSe passcnger arr
furnished With separate taha freight OF Ie~fe sp
ply 70 !. HOWARD u SON, ~ BrosdwAy.
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EoR CALIFORNIA AEp osEeoE,1rHi ZINE NV
then Lieut. Gee. T.tep u g. Navy masdsr, viii Be
sratchUs fer Trnncsoo California, And Astoria Ore
fssiss mai etssnship Com pssy. 81 Mouth sirsss
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TRiPLER HALL.-Barnum seems TO have been out.
generated by Bochsa in his attempt 10 get posse,
sion Of this new hall. Barnum exhibits two leases
OF the hall, one between A. ID. Trioler and himself
dated April 5th, and one between ~ c. Tripler and
himself Of September 9th. These leases are said
TO iorm Barnum's undOubted right TO the hall for
Miss Lind, and none can use il except with hi,
permission. Notwithstanding this, two pronun-
ciamentos appear in the New York papers Of last
evening, one from Bochsa, and one from Barnum
the former advertising concert for Thursday even
ing next and the latter announcing that Gin con.
sequence Of unavoidable and unforeseen delay in tho
completion OF Triplcr Hall, Mise Iind's next grand
concert in New York will not take place ull Octo.
Der 23d y What lie 10 be the end Of all these dis
cords Irpler Hall will scat comfortably, four or
FIVE thousand persons, and is one Of The most
splendid in the world. IL has been built especially
with view 20 musical effect, in which respect L
will have the advantage Of other public rooms in
the city.