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expected but the demand 10 by supplied II
has been almost impossible to make loans on coatsras
OF the lower class OF stocks Many have therefore,
compelled to put them upon the Market and realize at
any sacrifice Several Of the leading railroad securities
Of New England have largely Deprecated and the ten
dency Of things In Boston is towards panic among
holders of unpreductivs stocks While those who have
for time past been heavy purchasers of stocks
on speculation have been compelled to sell at ruinous
losses those who kept aloof when prices Inflated
quietly buying in at the depreciation, and will in all
probability, make q great deal Of money. Railroad
bonds have suffered with all other securities In conse
quence Of the pressure in the money Market and 1t is
utterly impossible to negotiate any issue. This
places some of the New England railroad companies,
which have large floating debts in avery difficult posi-
ton, and may lead to greater endorsements.
In relation to the Baltimore money market, the
American says Although the money market continues
Strengthened there recent indications which hold
out the promise of gradual return to better dton
Of things Some Of the hanks, know discouutng
more freely than heretofore and believe that all OF
them will in due course be enabled to all ord increased
facilities to their customers whose wants, in the
meantime, being lessened by Of the general
pressure
The committee to whom was referred the valuation by
the of the real estate in Kings county, Long
Island have made report, comparing the vaiuason OF
1851 with 1850 -
VALUE REAL ESTATE KINGS CouNry-1850 AND 1851.
Equaiized assessors 'PaluG-
-I...I.A.
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"WEDNESDAY, oct. Id Y. M
The market opened heavy this morning and after the
adjournment Of the first board, prices became much
more depressed. The excitement relative 10 the
redemption Of uncurrent money, no doubt had great
effect and the principal Of the decline. As
soon known that the brokers refused to redeem
country money Of any kind crowds began to assemble In
the street. and holders Of bills we're anxious to get rid
them at any rate There are al sorts Of rumor In cir
culstion and the names of half dozen banks we're
posted as having failed IL also reported that the
bills of more than dozen bank, had been protested in
Albany What the result Of all this panic will be- time
will determine. The following banks are all which have
actually SUSPENDED the redemption Of their notes at
their ssences others reported but there s no fouu
dalton Tor the rsmors -
Bank Of New Rochelle ~ secured by United states
and New York stocks, and bonds and mortgages
Farmers Bank Of Nina N " secured by United States
and New York stocks, and bonds aud mortgages.
james Bank, N. Y, secured by United states, New
York and Michigan stocks, and bonds and mortgages
Western Bank, W abingdon county, ~ ". secured by
United states and New York State stocks bonds and
mortgages.
These banks have failed to redeem their issues at the
agencies and they are therefore, reported having
failed II Is stated that the bills Of than dozen
banks have been protested at Albany by the Metropoi
tan Bank The agencies at Albany offered to give cheeks
on New York but the specie was demanded and nothing
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The Cuban Bouds
The following Is Q copy of the form Of the bond
sold BY the Cuba Junta, upon which to raise funds
for the late INVASION
No.


Be IT Known TO ALL MEN, That l. General Narciso Lo-
pez Chief Of the Patriotic Junta for the promotion OF
the political interests Of Cuba" established In the
United States Of North America and the contemplated
Chief OF the revolutionary movement about to be nov
undertaken through my agency and permissive auho-
ty for the liberation Of the people Of Cuba from tbs
tyranny and oppression to which they are now subject
by the power Of Spain and to be prosecuted by me till
superseded by superior executive officer or such form
will and choice shall prescribe do by these presents to
subserve the and object aforesaid make and exc
cute this obligation, behalf OF the people OF Cuba by
whatever designation Of nationality OF form OF body
polite they shall hereafter assume to witt
do by these presents, for and on behalf OF the said
people Cuba and their successors In FOR
ever, and for value received, promise to pay to
or bearer, in equal annual instruments at one. two.
three, four and five years. the sum OF TWO Thousand
Dollars with six per cent interest from data payable
rateably ON each annual instalment until both principal
end interest be fully paid and discharged Aud the
said General Narcso Lopez in virtue Of the authority
and the promotion Of the object aforesaid do by
these presents pledge to the said or bearer the
public lands and public property Of Cuba of whatever
Kind and the fiscal resources Of the people and
ment Of Cuba, from whatever be derived and
do further pledge the good faith Of the people aud
complete discharge of this obligation.
In testimony Whereof /, the said General Narcisco
Lopez do hereto ax signature and seal of the said
Provisional Government which is further witnessed by
Ambrosio Jose Gonzales and Jos Maria Sanchez Yznaya
members of laid Patriotic Junta" and the Hon Cotes
worth Pinckney Smith Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Errors and Appeals Of the State of Mississippi.
This done and executed in the city Of New Orleans
and State Of Louisiana, one Of the United States
Of North America, on this 30th day of Apri !,
AID. 1850.
NARCIsO LOPEZ.
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SOUTHERN CoTroN FAcroRIEs.-There are in
full operation at Columbus, Georgia, four cotton
mills, with a capital of S360,000, ard employing
$50 hands In these mills are li,656 ,pindles, and
nearly 400 looms. Another cotton mill has recently
been completed, intended to be worked by slaves,
and which is said to be much larger than either OF
tue other four but it has not yet gone into opera
ton. There are also in Columo us and its i'm me-
date vicinity a cotton gin manufa,tory, which
turns GU, 200 gins annually, a very exton 1--WE
Touring mill, and TWO foundres and machine shops.
InWoodville, (M,s. there is cotton factory, with
A OQO srf ndes
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II will be seen by this that more than one half OF the
aggregate was In specie.
The mission Of the Hon. Robert j. Walker to Great
Britain is fraught with vast deal Of Importance to
many Of our greatest and most vital interests and
trust he will accomplish all he has undertaken. His
principal object is the negotiation of about twenty mil
lions Of railroad bonds issuei by the Illinois Ceutrsl
Railroad Company These bonds secured, not only
BY the ordinary mortgage the whole road, but by
nearly three millions Of Of most fertile land on each
side of the road which has been given the company
by special act Of Congress to speedy contruc
ton Of the road. These bonds among the vau
able in the State Of illinois, and must be before the lapse
Of many years worth than enough to liz udate the
entire loan in Of negotiation. The success
which has attended the financial arrangements made
with the bondholder Of the State of Illinois for securing
the payment Of interest the canal bonds by hypo-
thccatipg the canal lands and the large annual pay
ments made upon the loan negotiated to COM
plete the Illinois and Michigan Canal must
have a favorable influence upon the movements Of Mr.
Walker, and aid him materially In his negotiations OF
all securities negotiated abroad the mortgage bonds
Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company are without.
doubt the best. They guaranteed to greater
tert the bonds If any other railroad company In
the country They equal to the bonds Of the gene
raj any State government, far security Is
makes them desirable than State stocks generally
The Of Mr.. Walker must have fave rsbe effect
upon the financial affairs Of the country at large and
tend materially to relieve money markets. II will
add greatly to supply Of exchange, aud stop at
further shipments Of specie This with the activity that
must soon be realized In shipments Of staple pro-
ducts, must bring about complete revolution In our
financial matters and place upon the high
read to commercial prosperity The stringent money
market has not been without its benefits. II has
brought about change In system Of doing business
which however temporary, must be favOaby felt for
long time.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port yesterday amounted 10 sL4o5o 49, payments
sliT,ss7 7ibslance 50 500 SIS a. The payments du.
ring the present week will be large amounting Il Is es
mated to nearly two millions Of dollars The operations
Of the Assistant rreasurers Office during the month
were as annexed -
ASSISTANT TRsssuRrs's orrIcE-sErrrssrR, 1851.
September l. 1851, by balance. ........ sS7l64ei SC
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%
This exhibits increase thirty three per cent After
proposing several amendments to the list il
agreed upon that there be added to the
valuation eight per cent to the Third ward Brooklyn
eight per cent to the Sixth ward fifty per cent to the
Eighth, twenty five cent to the Ninth five per cent
to the Tenth to deduct from the Williamsburg valuation
ten per cent and from the Bushw lex valuation eight per
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ME DtCAL.


re. pr LANEY, AUTHOR OF TIE PRIVATE nsp,
- sd Guide kc., 81 I1spenard street, asar Broadway
me srsss f.c.s: and sdysss.ses e .u.hes has ssioy
aud hmsrss enable him V v.rrsaa y. Tits rsrssslss
cures 40 be obtained from other in Anstca
shelly, however, IN diculN complicated, and ve1'
treated that his services viii fully Ne srprccsted ~
De H. 10 also The inventor Of thces ingenious rsrument
that cure the deporsbe consequences Of early rrro1s
habits infably without medicine bsinG " facf the csg
certain cure srstps for those ecuplAinA sene " sny -
efthe Union. His celebrated rrsneh local rcedee
70 tbose who apply In the first staxss ~ eersAn
immediate eurs vsish V s6ssssd In very tee hcus
nR. WARD, BEING ALL DEVOTED 70 pIskAsks
~ and their treatment The speeues cure 70 Wy
unfortuate. You will be cured By hin nsn sne usus
time Be not deferred but apply early Patients see mont
but the doctor himself who sttesds ~ - CsnM ree cor
ner 81 Broadway No mercury used No fee tui cured.
DR NoRPIsoy Is CONSULTED coNrIDENTIALLY
on cerain ssesses which he treats without msreury
Reon ca he cures three Gays Thirytwo pr~
uee e. him N ose dtbties arising from se
shus restore oririns vgor See his Londcn pipems
ne private once 2s Fulton street. No fee till cured.
UTNFoRruNArE.s raIEND-cRBAT sUCCEss-sm
bottles snidThe greatest specific for diseases I'm a.,
world IN tive Gays without hinarnee busns,s
II some Hundreds monthly Price 81 with boos
DEPOT d. whkDs, Canal street, corner Of Brosdesy
hdvieoive no fees Dr. Ward receives none, and ncaoe
TOR ssres diseases BITTER.
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EDlCALs.

DR. LA cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL rRRArIsll
sAssy sss :as ~ NJ
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snissbs natural feelings and s.hssss sSs sssrss 4
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.eies their fancsioss Il essisas nssJ
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TnE MARRIED wonAE's PRIVATE MEDICAL con.
!. g..iSnTDy pr = n.sriS..u. Profs'.sI olDissss:s
s u q s.,s .fs
snd mint have been spared sy timely ps.ssssos sssHs
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va,'e ssoels BE shs S.,, 2 them ps,sslsry
family. itis Of especial TN pOrtsnOe.
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yesr whom nature oon,smpistes important ehsbrs
r,sss: NED. o. sars in svsIs ssnsisss
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NJ, & -, % lseosshsy my vile would have hssn
i' ., course nprsssssele 20 fsIly ths ~
Married IL sss sss nv assIs; ;s.
or ,,s :, sz Brosaxsy ard =. the Psblisans onss -
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On ,:.s ~ r.. !: s:
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE rRA crIcAA
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her ofbssrs1liy sol.rss r.'ss . srss a.ss.s1 - %
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meet, g; :.ss ;sl,,;s iSsT:.2 Ea:s
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DARrs AND LONDON rRaArnRNr or PprvA7r
ssssr s.ns!y. nssssss. ss ~.
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iron We sshs. yhysis,a.s !. All be ssss.
sss. s ~ s. q 81:
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Icu cured me In one dayD. n. Ccrbyn. 0pe lssa -
pcssen cured me sfsv hours ser another deetsr NJ
long nme-y Dersna pad ever $50 !. Ave ys.r1 -
cn cured me BY local and general sr-.smest !. sssn
ure..-JA kvAna Fov cured me 81 the worm syrnrws
sseeeon ON ny BODY and face in short time 9esr IS
sussi medicine ,cris hear rsrrssss fsrsh xn-
bcy.r: j. rhoce patients a. sis.sscs css ~ snsesn9
ssn The evening n. LARhof1, n. ID ~ hs>ss ssrses
swo doors from Hresdvsy-nes N abe sscrs
NOyEs TILL cgRED.-pRs. COOPER nUnrHr,
kN ~ Rooseves the,y long rrseocs Ana
tsssicnh inewisss nay ss relied On Tor ne s.rs css
seetors London Diploma nsy 70 ser N We sessa -
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At the head Of this bond is handsome cut of
shield coat of arms, Tin one division of the field
of which, by the way, is q palmetto and stars, sig
nifyng we know not what), surmounted by liberty
cap, and ga -nished both sides with aags of diff
ferent kinds, cannon, trumpets, drums, swords, Sc.
And at the bottom is an impression of a seal, with
the legend GobiGno Provisional.
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UhNDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Manageable tavorite steamship PR0NErHEus.
win leave from pier No n r. Tuesday October 5th, 81
so'eloet r. NJ rreci ely connecting BY The transit
North Ameries preisc or Ind,rendence on the Pscao
Ocean without delay Through tickets be had only
application 70 n. ALLEN No Battery Place up stairs
1he Dsre Webster vii succeed the Premetheus AID
leave New York October I'D.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION oMPsNr.-IoR
" Bremen, via soutkampton.-Ihe United states stt
Steamship wAsHlSGToN, 9. W. Floyd, vemm.ud.r sili
sail for Demonstrating at Southampton Gland 70 land
The malls snd passngrs1n saturday October 9Th from
.grEeop attached to the ship All letter, must pass
don. For passage or fright seplyto 49,,
MUIlER SAND kfERA, Agents. ~ south 90.
The steamship HERMANN will succeed the WASHING
TON. on the LIST November.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND uAvRE-THE UNITED
4 states nsl stesm,bip HUMBOLDT, u. Lines. Com-
mandr Will Leave for Hsvre, touching at SOUTHAMPTON
land The m. ans rsssenger on SATURDAY. October lsh 81
~ o'clock from rer No T. North river Price Of passage
sD An experienced surgeon attached 10 the vessel All
letters mus, pass through the Post once. For freight
E6R}i2ER LIVINGSTON. Agent. No. 50 Broadway.
CTKAh cOnnUEICATIoN BETWEEN NEw YORK.
- and Qlasgow.-The clasgow and New York Steamship
ComIanys powerful new stesmshp GLASGOW, 1850 tsns
and ~ horse Icvr stew.rt lsse Of The Cunsrd steam
srs) Conmander appointed 70 sail, from New York di
rect for Glasscs on saturday ne llth October ns.t
o'clock noon Passage hcney-rirst cabin stewards fee
Included $50 second cabin tsssxsrds fee includssl $50
yissns but not wines or a1ers which viii bs' sppea
o!g.ssse, sprlyss, >. ncsYIoN, Beaver str.eS
70 the elsssov ell be on The station early spring
,. McsYMoN, IS Broadway.
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0HIPRIN0 &c

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ONLY
through line for California via ChagresFare redueei
CHE RoKEE will sail for Chasrcs direct Tues
day. Oct The steamer EAPIRE CITY will sail yis Ha
Cbagres Saturday, Oct H. The steamer OHIO will
sail for Chagrss direct Monday Oct Pa.enssrs will take
ct PAnams their arrival there. For
passage. apply BERFORD co. No. vesey street. As
tor House also 1T the once Of r. y. Duren, No. Gothic
Block, Main street. Bangor.
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OLYMPIC, NO. Az BROADwAY.-GERMAN NATION
" al Theatre Thursday Octe Der second night of the
opera Of FROEHLlCH with Madame Ksnkel Miss jacob,
Hermann, and wenzs wsk in the principal aetsr,
To begin with the comedy Of DER VEG DCRCHS FEN.
sTEk tLoves LADDER. Doors open u to at
O'clock -
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Conductors-MR. LAvESu AND Mr.. G. LoDER.
Chorus of the New York Harmonic Society engaged
for the occasion.
grand 0rchestrs, of than forty performers the
most talented resident in New York has engaged
The grand pisnoorte employed at this will be
the mandatory OF j. Chickering.
Reserved Seats price So Ticbets 81 Tickets be
cured 30 Joes music store Broadway; Halls music
store 9 Broadway at the other music stores and Trip
ler Hall.
Doors at 61s Concert commences At IL o'clock.
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EELLOwS kIksTRELe, al aALLoWs' NEW NUxI-
cal Hall. ~ BROADWAY between Howard and Grand
yreee open every Justly celebrated and efoenS
sorps Of talented aid under s sole
he past have been Ereatess favor -
Me clite AID fashion from all Of the Union Yeov
suildinss In Me world Admission Is eent Doors open e
very Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation Of families, ncing ~ o'clock p. N.
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No yEs TILL csrHD.-pss. COOPER nunrHv,
AN ~ Roosevel. street. tsey lcns rrsetics Ana
ssicnai kncwisdse NAV relied for he eyre u cse
halt eases 80 squer y thc rctut q srrscsee The
8nNanse No ~ deer aHsras Ne usassss priysey.
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SHIPPING
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VA tI.,ss ,.s OK
S s S. s Ss .ss nsS
Ter Tor the shove port and positively leave :, above Fer
fi fs.9 ksyydo a I,cSsa
ana City and promptly orvsrdsd
nee cOmnisen No freight received after 20el0ek on the
CoR NEW ORLEANS MOBILE, FLORIDA, SC. &c,
VI, sayapn.hCrhs ar.s sl.' ssss@,sp xars a.
ssS' On ssssay osoSsr az ooss from s
Pier Ner,h river Traveller, ssos south are respect
81 s%aG GsfT l. ri li G sSS street,
DAoIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPASY.-.NLY
fsr, RsSassa es aosdsy Oct esosE Nh.
gsBs y G. VIII .. d On sSai.
oos % :. .ois NJ , gr;Sa els from he, pr =
I,s +. o. al. p; sSS g.i s
FOR San f1sassso ON the arrival s..s.ss,, $40 mails
sd south ss % & ps ri ss sSS q
and chssrs..Fsr. ssduced On saturday, Oct NJ a.
spr,hsn. Tsnssr SopS,pds, vii sail .. Saturday Oct.
rem street. r. S he tss% s s
ch,Es. ps.,sns.r. ..nsfsr.,d a H,sans :. the .pI.ndd
NE EErIRE CRY viii conn.c, with The Uned status Val
raa.ssc on and mails AZ Pshs@s
YES . ssy u warren srss s'''A street. or
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-oSLY
u through limo for California and Oregon direct via
ShsEr,sfare Issueel-on russasy os.ossr as o'clock
Y. the spicndd steamship CHEROKEE. lsOD tons. n.
Windie. marder, will sail on Tuesday, October
csey At o'clock r. NJ from her pier at he foot
sis0 ' sssy q w ssf Ss:
IT $. VAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-roR NEW
G't osSsr X, .psS
EMPIRE CITY, l,7s tone Tanner commander, will sal
Saturday octoter llh. precisely AZ o'clock M from
her tr a. the foot o. .rren street with the Govern.
ment Nails direct for Havana and New Oricans Freigh,
70 New Orleans st reduced rates Specie emily taken
fgkt 20 Havana No bills Of adng will be signed after
the steamer has sailed. B-shippcrs requested
surry themselves with tbe Conpany bills oflsdnr which
may te bad on application 81 the once No other form win
bssned For freight passage apply at the once Of the
Company, w West street, corner Of Warren street.
n o ROBERTS.
yANDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Nlcar, ana --Ihe iaxorite steamship FROMEIMErA.
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING HAYES FIFTH CON-
cert on Thursday evening" October vhioh occasion
che VIII sing in Handels grand orasoro 1.-THE Messiah
sisted by the Harmonic eocieyA large number the
seats for sale st the Music store of
WIN HALL SON, 23s Broadway. opposite the Park.
Tickets, ST. Choice seats, 81.
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[ CHKSI 1 OPERA HOUSE. kECHANdCs HALL. NO.
Ez broadway, above Grand street.-Open every nigh
curing the week until further notice The original and we'll
Lnown christy knstrels comprising Efficient and
saie corps OF talented and
e hs the Of christy whose concerts
MIN avor by eghly respectable and fashionable audiences
aoheJs' 70 cents Doors open At and will commence 1t
O'clock On and alter Monday Oct 49, concert will
menee At IA o'clock The Chrstys Nnstrels are
discontinued. ~'S'A"SA sSAssAss
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NATIoNALTHeATRE,w AsHIN GTON. d. c -LADIEs
IN and Gentlemen of acknowledged talent only DESTROYS
Of enssesmsn, the above named which
ment % Marshall may apply personally or BY letter.
Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
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DROUGHAMs LYCEUM BROADWAY NEAR BROONE

r,
- street open at % begin at TX o'clock. Dress
Circle and Parquete 50 es Family Circle, % Orches
ira ssats 81 Private Boxes Thursday evening Oct 2
PADuAAneelo haliperi Mr. Lynne; Rodolfo, Mr.. g. yor
dan; Amode Mr. Foster Anaesto Mr. Duncan; Luigi, Mr..
Aeyne; La Tshe Miss Cushman; Catarina Skerrett.
Popular Dance by Miss navina To conclude with
delta Of DIR. DiLWORTH-Dr Dworth. Mr.. Chppendale;
0Iougiln Mr. Palmer tyntax Mr. Johnston Zoe Mrs. @.
Mrs
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VUvHB NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArns
Mail stsamsu.-Ths ships semprsas this lAs AAs
eelleving:-
ATLANTIC. ...."..... ............CApN Yea
LASHN.s &c. SsPs nv.
AkCTlC. 60. .Sapa Luce.
oALllS. .Ssps IomseosA
These shps having been bus by contrast ssprssy for
Service every been taken In their
rucon. also in their engines 70 insure strength Aat
speed and their for
sguaed elegance comfort Pos Of from New
xern 70 ,s vsrroei sg s. s Use rs a,s tat
surgeon Will be attached " sash chip ~ bsrh GA
- unti paid
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A REAL, GENUINE YANKEE. OF GOOD ADDRESS,
and unexeeptiosabe reference is desrous of stua-
on at place of 70 sell receive tickets
II other respectable business Any persons wanting
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" bottles scid.-The n
world. Cures IN two saye
ewes some Hundreds
DEPOT, Or. WhkD's, 80
Adviee-oive no fees; DIT.
TOR spres diseases kstssr.
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Ps.sagc from New York o. boston 70 Lverp0o-frssea
bin, $50, second cabin, SO
Foberth secured until paid for.
Fregh will be charged specie beyond amount for
rersonsi expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must Pass through the Fost
Once.
Fer frsish, or passage. apply; r.
French 0ermin and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods. Through bils OF
lading given In Havre for New York.
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DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-oSLY

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through limo for California and Oregon direct via
Chaerea-fare resucelOn Tuesday October ats o'clock
p the splesda steamship CHEKokEE i,SOO tons. ~.
Ninde. command der, will sail Tuesday October y
cey At celoch r. NJ from her pier at she foot Of
street North river. For passage npPiy at the ofce ~