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psssass a tAaG tans I ssvs n y - sssaylls dHs.
saysn = taas nsa 0Pct.Msg 3 Ne ts:yex,.I :.
home have been IN the hasit Of csrryi1g nessags -
tho Irving H"uss very osn and Ass carried stA~ pss
's Cross ss.mnsoeSr ressyot vss sta.A,s BY tAs
counter when gave him the PACKAGE IensrcA tn pub
lilo once in Brosdwsy there are lo.s n fro.t Of NE door
have seen Mr.. reneyck before ana am poidve d.
liv.red the package 10 HIM he said whom gave II to
him that IL was all right: an cure did noA dsAiver tAs
package at the Aa,r House The Clarendon
Rs exs1ined-I went to the living House aud tdea0-
fed MIR. Teneyck a. tn. ma. 70 wkom haA sivsa the
package; this about three days after it, delivery
Mr. Grcig cslled-Mr. Steel came round 70 the shop
and td me h. had not received the goods vent with
with -bom the lad left the package aud he pointed ost
MIR. Tea slck
CIR 70 ,xsmined an quito sure questioned the by
he r.tuTnro about the package.
Mir Howsrd-l knoS mr. Tensyok; he is In my employ,
and Relieve last August; In Europe at the
time 20 cannot speak positively .
air. p Howard proved that Mr. Teneyck in the
employ Of Mr. Howard In august last whose business Is
wa TO receive packages aud record the0 search vas
made ali OVER the house but tne package sould not DO
fourd
Mr. Teneyk said that he attended to the baggage de-
PAL ncht Ia the month ~ August last At the irving
House and positive that no such parcel had been
deliv, ed there.
This Close The case for the plaintiff and the dsendns
witnesses werr called IA follows =
Mr. Parker Jones, examined by Mr.. Dawson said Il
clerk az the Astor House and was clerk there In Au-
gust last: received that package in the month OF
Angus; last (psckage the Supetscfpuoa upon
the bundle is 20 steel Astof House, IL hss been
my CUSTODY spco the zod August.
Cross exsmDed-i cannot swear to the msn who left
A. thorc
Dir Greg-lhe dirvction Is In my hand writing; (the
pack here ned and the witacss denued the
oobt,nt a. the articles bought by Mr. stee from this
direction suppose could not have directed tho parcel
to he Irving House.
sIr preDree-rhere Is mistake in this case, aud
We will withdraw it.
Mr. bayion-Stcp moment, hsyea word to say.
Mr. PienLice-I supposed ~hen came here that the
articles mad been delivered a. the irvisg House; |
thought mad clear Gaze for client but from tho
fact Of the articles having been delivered ut the Aston
instead OF the Irving House have nothing loft bat to
Withdraw the case.
Mr Dayion-I have word to say. This il one OF the
thousand suits that have been commenced against Mr.
Howard and other hotel ptoprieiors in this city by per
whore baggage ha, been mscsriied aud many frau
dulent attempts have been made by parties to procure
recomense baggage which has been sent to tue
hotels We with the testimony In this case to be pub
iished In the newspaper that this evil may be
died. The withdrawn.
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Telecrephic Reports.

NEw URtEAvs Sept ., I5JI
Tho sses Of cotton yesterday 500 bales Of the
week 20 Geo mddtpg. $50. The receipts Of the week
foot up eco bales Stock hand exclusive Of ship
bosrd IS COO Tobacco IA firm Sales Of the week 900
hogsheads. Flour. 81 Corn GO &c. Rio coffee. SIC
Freights Of cotton to Liverpool Lc to New York sc
Exchange on London. CSC New York, sixty days,
1ssc. Discount Much complaint Is made Of injuries
c.ivod by the growing crop from blight and nut
PRovIpENcE, Sept %. 1852.
have material change to notice in the prices Of
cotton. The market has been quite dull, with sales of
few hundred bales for i'm dite use The demand for
wool continues active and prices fully sustained The
sles fer the week 15S coo lbs The market Is active
fer printing cloths and prices without change. The
sales Of the week are "A COO pieces.
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Common Piens-SpccIaI Tern.

BtIort Hon JuIgc " OUtfuI.
sept, % Hiinu Watson 0rd Louisa his i9le vs. John
L. Norton This cause which commenced In June
lsto suit 10 recover one twenty fourth part u
SO4 go from the defendant TO which they alleged they
we're entitled and that the defen dant being trustee
they claim that he be decreed to account With them
Tbs vas motion to show cause why the defendant
should not have liberty TO e supplemental answer TO
the complaint which sets the decision Judgment In
The Gaze Of bieeckr and wife against Norton in bar
10 abatement NJ this suit The court granted thu
ton ON condition that former answer be waived but
without prejudice TO the plaintiffs right 10 object to the
sbfciency Of the supplemental 10 any stage Of
the proceedings. Def. Ddaut make his election within
i've days and Ia accept short notice Of trial IL psintid
desires and psy costs Of september term aud cost. Of
motion
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT. I'VE learn
that the number Of visiters TO the Monument from the
first Of August 1850 TO the twentieth Of September 1852
eleven tkoussnd four hundred and eleven and the
amount contributed by them 200 "a Average num-
Der Of ysiferr per month four hsndred and thirty nine
and average received during that period SOL 55
or for each person 30 s1C0 cents II would appear from
the above statement that the monument Ii object Of
interest TO all viters II should be TO the people
throughout the Union. few weeks since the Board Of
fDgFetted the putting up Of boxes for contbu
ucns the various places where polls 70 be opened
IN the oomrg Presidential and Congressional elections
meiust that this will generally be done and that the
tu, vi rebound TO the credit OF countrymen. Who
will BY their beralty thus aid In the erection Of mon
ument tosrve lasting memorial OF gratitude love-
ana Neptsuon Tor their nlustrious benefActor Wash
ingfor Republic, Sept %
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

Pan RUmDiSo.. ON Saturday evening painter,
named John Henry fell from the third story OF building
IN Psrepont street In consequence Of the ladder Citing
way upon which be standing Notwithstanding his
de- cent nom fearful height 10 the pavement below
bones were broken neither was he In any way danger
ously hurt lie was picked up and taken TO his home,
No 1OS Livingston street and the prospects that In
few days time he will be able to his daily
labor.
RUN 0vrR--A lad PANIED John Quinn, was run over
Saturday evening at the corner Of York and Main
streets by runaway horse that had been left standing
in front q grocery store unattended and unsecured
The boy sustained fracture OF the leg
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On Tuesday, the 21st September, in Brooklyn L. by
the Rev. DR. johnson. WILLIAM II. SMITH. Of Manches
ter 10 ELzABErH j. LEv, of Bourn, Lincolnshire, both
Of England
on Wednesday, GOD instant by the Rev. Abram
Van Net, JoHr II. YEREYANcr to Miss MARY c. BowERs,
all OF this city.
On Saturday morning, Sept. 25h at Grace Church
Brooklyn by the Rev. Or. Finton. PHIrp III STEVENS
to Miss Str j. SToDDiRD second daughter OF Capt. Q.
StoddaId all ofthe above plhce
Boston and Newport papers please copy
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SEilPPING.

EOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Europe
lively Saturday, October End twelve O'clock n,
from her berth a. tho foot Of Canal street berth.
Iuaed for elegance comfort apply
EDW. X. COLLINS Il CO., Sc Wall street..
Passengers requested to board half
A. The steamship Atlantic VIII khe Paeiho, ana
will sail ON the 10th October.
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Passengers Arrived.

IivERPooI-Ship FRANCES Sage-Mrs l. Coiiey. Miss
Cole, hisses and Carney l. Carney and servant,
Msenus DR. Farris and lady.
LEGHoRN- Ship Albus-Mr Chace, Boston; Mrs Wilson
Philadel pha; J Louise.
SAvANiILA-Brig Winthrop-Thos Hows. II Johnson, y
Conds. o yangohea, i Plata. j Algsmars, IL Brake.
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10 rHn BDtr01 ov THn NEW Y0RK HnKALp
u.I IN yessesd.yS hsaALO my .ane " drawn int tse
requires some Bsup& That article seys:-
MT Bcojsmiu n. Green Gas also before ths grand
Jury and NTH IN ability peculiar 70 men Of his stamp
aided In oesouncng she claim. alleging that Dr. 0ardi
hsd asked for his services counsel In is original
prosecution. (which utterly unrae) but which he
asy wealth In Mexico 10 or course he expected-f1r
be making efforts to obtaiu-the aps oinmeat
Of specis SCENT repair to Mexics 70 renvesas tho
The statement 40 fer ~ It imputes TO desire TO
90 N the appoint ment Of special agent to r"psr =
siCo TO re Investigate this (Gsrdaer) affair" ter
" fsl.e far IL rates to my testimony before
,he grand jury IL IL a misrepresentation
rbe following cor,espondeno. will show thss 80 far
from makiDg sct,ve efforts to obtain that appoin
promptly refused 20 accept IT, when proposed by Gsdi
nsr council -
wAss,,saror Sept. ~ 1882
TO Dr. CHA W DAVIS late Secretary Of the Board OF
Oom0tssoners msxioau claims
Dear sir Win you do the favor to answer the fol
Loving queries -
Did Gen waddy Thompson, shortly after the
Gardner claim brought TO the notice Of the grand
jury, request yoa TO ssk cali him at Mr. Corwin
Whese he vas then stopping
2-D'd no, Immediately afterwards inform you that
had csiled ON Gen Thompson, requested that his
object Vas 70 arc@Itan whether would consent 70
out 10 Mexico for the government TO investigate tho
Gsrdinsr claim and that had declined having aay
with that affair?
by answering the above, you will much oblige your
obedient servant, BENZ. Il. GREEN.
W,sHcc ros, Sept 81, 1853.
To BfEJ u. aRMN Eco. present
Dear oir.-In answer to yours Of this date, have TO
stBte -
THAT Gen. waddy Thompson did ct the time meu-
TONED IN request to ssk ysu call him At
Mr. Ocrwins.
2-That. few days afterwards you informed me that
you bad called requested that the .nerls object in
Wishing to you To ascertain Whether you would
consent 10 go to Mexico TO investigate the Gardner
claim aud that you hac declined having any connection
with the matter. am your obedient servant,
CHAS w. DAVIS.
For the rest Rave only to Say, that not .
volunteer but called before the grand by the dis
triot attorney and answered console ntously tho
questions put TO me taking special not to state
sos any impressions which could do injustice injury
TO the accused BY inserting this In your paper you
will much obhge your obedent servant.
BENZ H. GREEN.
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MEDICAL.


THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED BARON sPoLSsco
M D., A. b., &c. from London, Of wide spread Bs
Boadway author Of the treatise on ali Disease co.
tanning tns most wonderful and Astounding in "a
S.ss: = sy ss:ss
| TO consult this eminent gentleman.
nR. CoNvERs, AUTHOR OF THE GUIDE rRox
- Youth to Manhood, would inform citizens and str an-
important branch Of medicine and IN
neh he Ia. stood unrvaed for 70 years in New York.
90 Third avenue. Advice by letter.
DR. MORRISON is CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
~, and sqrsi:sl DispenHry, a FULTON ssrees !svas.
Ih Sc. his aplgn. !. n C. sSrssons, London. Wa
he oss % SIX A'''S cooper sr a caf''' 20" =
DR, CoBBETr, NO: 10 DUANE STREET. BETwRRM
~. Jhsshsm ana william streets may be consulted BY
cd from preenders may sppy wia the certainly Of meet
nsA physician OF experience Or. c. Ia member Of N
= om.erMy.
TYR JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET so WELL
known for the last twenty three most
sssr a. s New ySs. bis time
Ia N; 70 gPM ND.-seO my medical AID surgical d.
omos VITA his usual sueoess. BE takes this method ef
Old Once where he he's prota successfully Tor NE isss
swenty-ferr years
sdon SO pages ssv4rs F IT, saa =.
No 4s Ann street No 2A,tor House tho author
an. i NJ, sundays s.esp,sdi NJ sis Houston street.
Box 40 Post Office Ivy y '0'''s'' y addressing
a rERsANENT CURE or A BAD LEG, ny Hoi.Lo-
t,1 s1s SS mate q the Mary ss
which broke out in mass Of sores that he qus
able remedy that the ships ione chest Afforded sns
h s: M I S By Mr. Tys
arlnr procured come from passenger he used them with
S rs ~as and snss's bore sign:
and nlso nv those
81 the United statss-SI cents - cents and 81 20 each.
York, The prorri, 2H strsnd, London
TIE MAEniEp woSASs PRIVATE MEDICAL "a.
@ might have sSSr spared S ' o
those marriage d.eie;os mportaSs 90. %
'r wss sSs1y Re shs@ sSS
either budding into womanhood The other in the
change discover the symptoms and tn" poss az
COMPLAINT to wh her e SEN "rss mode Oeurc in every
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, ohio
d, A. NJ xAysresAy 10 70 Liberty s,roet =" : '''S
some three years Or in srSsr ~ hs nn
gsh and suffering months before during h., oe
hncment-eNery successive more
and p,ostratina her putting her life imminent d.axs
psed This state Of things inevitable resigned %y
MOI sea sf ycUr ' spoken s%s Spv about
matters reaching On It's receipt and
tx
thst The great discovery OF NJ M Desor
remedy y opened prospect TO me viii little
was possible But Tor thu ere snoth year would havs
would have been In her grave and children lf
loss t'iVh WV mubher-
ls Of course imprso.eshe TO convey moro fully the
sulee,s treated o ~ they % nature strictly
or sale AZ 2 Brosdway hs6r House and AZ che mn
nlng once, ixV Liberty streyt New York; Little Ia
n,ssny Joseph Tucker Noble, Aisbsmsi r. " Pctersop
,i s.rses ise tepha On the receipt OF one
ussar acopy WI ne Wsnsmittej W mail free poatago
any p,rs 2, sgs Vn'd state letters must bo
YORK P'@t once srice, 80 Liberty str,et -
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrved-Barks buckeye. Tibbetts Buenos Ayres Aug s.
Lady OF the Lake (BrG Glasgow Lysander Cienfuegos
schrs Jusna rhiladePha Jarvis Lyon. Fredericksburg
g L., NYork.
NRw ORLEANS Sept %.
ArriyedShips Tyrngham. Boston, Henry Calender do:
Marathon, Phiiadephi California, do.
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WE THE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS OF THE
w Canges beg TO express deepest gratitude
KIND Of Capt stevens to health and
during the passage his solicude tho every
quality which constitutes frsrate master
vessel Signed on behalf Of the other passengers.
y. j. Ryan, Cornelius Murphy.
Charles smyth, Peter Roe.
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i &. NAIL STEAMSHIF CUMPANF.-FOK NEW Oh
y leans, via Hayana-The splendid steamship CREE
from the pier At the street. r.. Monday
% Havana and Ssw Orleans: nsw e
loon Berths e6 steersEe Berth. So speois emily take
cens per cubic foot shippers Of freight requested =
supply themselves with the oompanys Bills Of iadins wh
DO signed No bills adng signed After the ship has sa
For freight or passage apply to
o. akFenA
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Csmpany's asy
Craig commander will sail from New York Tor Glasgow
ber at IL o'otooi At noon First cabin (saioon sssse
rooms) Sq0 do d. (midshp DOL SIS Second osbia 81
Stewards fee included. Apply to
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THE PASSENGERS or THE EMiGRANT VESSEL.
the Gauges, which arrived In this port SATURDAY.
evening have presented address Row Mr. Ryan
lately Of Carlow College in Ireland his way =
St. Louis thanking him in the az
their request delivered public prayers and
during the which attended persons OF an
denominations board. They have also proposed to
sent him with suitable testimonial OF their gratitude and
to publish the address and his reply but this the
man has respectfully declined. They wsh however thus
him that his shall always ever dear to them and
thahey shall always endeavor TO practice oftea
repeated exhorat0n Of devotednss to the fad
sacred discipline Of cathocity the their adsD
ton. Signed on behalf OF the other passengers.
j. ii. Murphy, Edward s. Egap
Cornelius Murphy, Patrick Rice.
A.
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UMPIRE CITY LINE-F0R SAN FRANCISCO VIA
~ Aspinwal, Navy Bay Through Tiekets At Reduced
Rates-The ~ splon SIERRA

(NAyy J--ThrOuBh ht Reduced
Rates-The new and splendid steamship SIERRA NJ
for Aspinwa direct Tuesday October 10TH ats o'clock
from pier No N r. oonRecting at Panama with the neV
2S1 tons Rober. W. Foster, oommander which stssmse
Nevada and sail Immediately for San Francisco. These
steamers for speed ventilation
notation and afford superior advantages for families going
TO California First and second cabin
vded with state both ships and dine the
table part OF the steerage the City of Pttsburs al
loted to females Passengers landed at the Panama
attached to each ship For freight or passage apply
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MORTIMER IftiSGsToN, Agent, s. Bro.dway
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havrs.
NARTINBAU CROeREY CO. youtha "a ptou.


DHILADKLPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
Il CATION Coinpany's New Line OF stesmships-The
and splendid de-wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA,
running between the above and will leave Phisde
phia for Savannah the following Wednesdays Wis ::
September 29h October 18th and Nth November 10th and
2h, and December sth and ed and will leave savannah
Tor philadelphia the alternate Wednesday, This snip
hss been built with the strict regard 10 safety
sessed OF requisite essential 10 elegance ano
Especially In tho ventilation Of her cabins ana ssst
rooms the superior Of which are
and has proved herself to be one Of the iasses
Ahoat Passengers by her enjoy the ni.nt.
CATION sixth Of the passage, remaining on
savannah,) SIS Stserasel ASsnn IN rnasas.pnisS
HERON MARTIN, No. IN n. whskses' m os'Anhan'
PADELF0RD, FAY co.
ersins stsamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, com-
,eeeivins freight will leave Pier East river
for the above port direct Tuesday October st four
a'cioch p NJ This ship has elegant accommodation for
Passage In cabin, state $780, seersg
TO- Treiaht on measurements goods 20 oeuts per foot
clippers are requested TO supply themselves with this
.teaners hills of ladng other form will be signed.
Thev ay be application Mt the oces Of the agents
No freight received or bills OF lsdinF signed after
1ooos tho day OF sailing For freight passage apply
On board or TO H. LINCOLN X Co. 40 Pearl street,
rIiOs r. STANTON, % South street. Tho steamship
8enjsmia Iranku, J. Teal commander will ucseed the
william Penn.
COLD GOLD ti--ArSTRALIh --PIRsT VESSEL LA ny
" hRBFLIA now ready for fea Will sail Monday.
he 9TH 'uet meantime fow be tsksn
NJ lnp rates. immediate application Ia made board
pt,E Snrts tiser OFT y y. SUTTON, ~ Wall street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
zoe CHARLESTON sAyANNAH, AND FLORIDA,
and ssfs sssanship sOUTHKRNER W. sscr. co.nssSsS
yili issvs Pier Ne North river On wsda.sday. So
board vhsre ali bills Of fading VIII BE- signed sai fss -
~ sPof OF si rrLRsroN Co.. No. g South ..ss.s
Savannah passengers toketsd through without fsrtAsu
charge. Passengers will suffer detenton 1t Charisses
Railroad despatch extra train inmediAtely @
arrival Of the steamer Through tickets TO Florida win
HH. szslos s sss 10 s
EoR sAvANNAH.-UNIrED STATES NAIL LINZ
as1 o'clock. r. NJ from Pier Nc North ssysr: Apply
The FLORIDA. NJ. 8. woodruff captain VIII leave 4
Saturday October 9th For speed. strength. soconna
and fare these ships have no superior on the ooea
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Only through tntsd States Mail Line Tor California ssd
Oregon via Aspnwall and PanamaThe splendid end
D. D. Porter. Y Commander will sail Tuesday, 0st
sth at o'clock M precisely from pier Of Wse
viii % IL
at Panama to receive the GE0RGIAS mails and pas
will be spared by the two companies put their passsa
gers through with expedition and comfort.
I.d;.., s,,oon RATES s,s OF RIA. .MaH TO Asf'SwALL'
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon do. .................
Second Cabin Standees. ............... q
Passsnsers viii be landed al the railroad wharf :; A.
pinwa free. Transit Of the lshmus At the passenge
States mail New proferenoe Il 8
eommodation on board the Pacific mail steamers Rates
terms. For freight or passage sPPiyts 20 wu,ry
AZ the once Of tho companies LIT West street. 4
nmshPpsrs are requested to .upBy shensslys: VIZ
office botwssn the % and o'clock on the day :
sailing.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
4 Mail Steamship-Between New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston Liverpool the ships
only calling At Halifax to land and receive mails pas
ARABIA, Capt. -, PERSIA, Capt.,
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. ASIA Capt Iudkins.
III R0PA, Capt Lost. NIAGARA, Capt. Stons.
AMERICA, Capt. shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
CAMBRIA, Capt Leitok
These vessels clear white light at mainmast head
green on the stafbosrd, rcd port.
Niagara, Boston, Wednesday, 10Th September.
Africa New York, Wednesday, 9Th October.
Canada, Boston, Wednesday, 18th October.
Asia, New York. "Wednesday, Goth October.
America, Boston, "Wednesday, 27th October.
Europa, New York, Wednesday, Sd November.
Niagara, Boston, Wednesday, 10th November.
Africa New York, "Wednesday, 18th November.
Canada, Boston, Wednesday, 24th November.
Arabia, New York, Wednesday, LIST December.
America, Boston, Wednesday, 9Th December.
Asis, New York, wednesday. 18th December.
Europa, Boston, Wednesday, I'D December.
Passage from New York Boston 70 Iaycrpool-Pirst
cabin, $40; second cabin, $40.
No berth secured uatn paid for.
Freight win be charged specie beyond
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and newspapers must through the Post
Office.
For frcigh. or passage, apply 70
Il. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
WAToHss-By order Of the British Treasury, Watches
English manufacturers will be hereafter admitted Eng
land in trnnsu for the United States other
In consequence Of which, French and Swiss may
shipped at Havre for New York Boston, Liverpool
without mourning the risk heretofore Of being seized
the Englieh Custom House.
French German, and other foreign goods received
brought in with British goods. Through bills OF
lading given in Hayre York.
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THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL
of 200 TONS having been thoroughly repaired wE6
boilers and copper will be ready to take hsr pise
on the line between Charsston savannah key West aa4
October for the above mentioned places Passengers MIS-
ing TO avail themselves Of this for either sf
above named places will please apply Capt RoiinA
board or ut the office Of the Baltimore Steam Packet Oe
SpeAr's wharf.
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DIONEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, Fo8
. Melbourne !S Pert Phip and sydney The aos: -
Ocean Eagle fourth ship Of this line and sail
On the 10th Of October Tho manner IN which Che .hIs
for them preference all Others ~ higher rats
This ship guaranteed superior, In every respect 10 u
others now advertised for Australia in this port An egp
rienced surgeon and proper attendants provided. 1
K r. W. CANERON.
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Arrived.

PORT OF NEW YORK. sEPTEMBER %, Isss
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VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANCIsCO.-Only
Line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus-Ths
vorite doube-engne steamship PK0METHEUS. 1909 tens,
will leave from pier No. North river at pollock n
precisely Tuesday October for San Juan del Norta
connecting with the popular steamship PACIFIC
transportation Those have superior
tions and ventilation For information passage at tn
lowest rates. apply only TO = d. b. ALLEN, Agent
10 q Hat tarv Mi
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Rates Of passage from in after
rooms 800 In midshp state rooms $685. In forward state
rooms $50 including provisions and stewards fees Fox
freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, NY,
or No. Walnut street, Philadelphia
limited number u third class passengers will be taken
at $40 from Philadelphia, and so from Liverpoolfound
with provisions.