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.5,752 British taken prisoners.
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The surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown,
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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Died,


On Thursday morning, September 10, Mrs. MARY r.
DEyo daughter Of Thomas L. and Elizabeth Parker In
the 3sth year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral Sunday 10th inst, at O'Clock P n
from the residence of her father No. 2i Henry street.
without further notice
At Wilmington. n. c.. of apoplexy, HENRY F. Col.
Of the city Of Dublin Ireland in the 22d year of
his age
On Saturday, 18th inst, Ann Dolan aged years and
months daughter Of Michael and Eliza Dolan
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral this AFTERNOON at O'Clock
from the corner OF Thirty sixth street and Third avenue
On Saturday, the 18th inst MARY AsN MCGOWAN,
daughter Of Patrick MCGOWAN.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from Ne 90 Orange
street
On Saturday, September IS after brief illness, Henry
Vas BusK aged - years. son of Lawrence and Harriet
A Van Buskirk.
The relatives and friends of the family also New York
Lodge. No 10 /. o. Of F.; II L Snow Social Union,
No /; Washington Encampnent, and Sons and Daugh I.
tiers Of America respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral at his fathers residence, No LOT Twenty fifth
street. on Sunday. 10th inst, at L. O'Clock.
On Saturday, September Is, TEADy HoRfAGTr aged
years and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at
witbout further invitation.
On Thursday, 10th inst, Of consumption, WM. KING
aged is years and % days
The relatives and friends Of the family and the friends
Of his brother in Law, Robert s. Gamble respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
mother No 2SJ Bowery Of Houston street, this
afternoon, at O'Clock without further notice.
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Passengers Arriycd,

IyFRPooI-S Steamship Pachc--J Armstrong and lady
Mr Bnns Ard lady, G y Smith and lady y johnson and
lady Nrs jacobs Miss Noah y Jacobs, Il W Tryon, VI
orpenhtimer Kennedy. Taylor and lady, Miss Tay-
l9 hr Ghney lady and child. Mr. Taycr lady and three
children, Bnga and lady. Randall, w Randall A II
0amaeh Rev Mr. wilmer, &C Gunther, oakford. Mr.
RAFT Mics Cromwell Miss Palmer Mas Palmer Misc Nye
Y l,crront, u Ensign, Brinkcrhof w Wickham Il
! Thornton II Ball, Ragavoch, Hicks Morcom, Il
,homas i J. senat Mr. Wood, W Whealoek, Carson,
iiI2nEpary = ard hTghes g Spence Holmes, Miss
Ballantyne, II q Russeh, Mr. Whcatoy Mr. Brown N
strong. y hicholsou,.Air Marno. W III Mason Rev n
Pork w Jhies Moulton, Jr, Bell Dowli. Mrs d j
Hayes WITS Ar landsbcrg and child, johnson, Mr.
Mr Iehan. Icham, Bell, samuel orr Larocane j q
Prince u Webster, II Haseldoan, Mrs ffasclioan a
Zefn, " bishop Dir Chrstodoroff " S Cohen Canta;n
Smith, John North, Geo Harrison, Mr. Adesdorfer
CIAnIFsrug-S teaBHhip Jas Adger-Mrs II II Dator II
lrost Porter J g Levy aud lady Pike, Burke w
Grady, j L. NounR-2j in the stoerage. :"
LlvhRrooL-shp Grca, Western-T W Field D philjp
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, september 1876 p, n.
Taken aite gether this days business has been small
which erug that packet day and the last Of
the week, Is no novel feature
AsHYs ruled firm the sales en- srscug 100 bbs Dot at
81 62k. ard pearls at So SCI, PER 100 lbs
BREAps1 VFFs-flour exhibited Increasing hesyiness
the days consisting Of 10 900 bbls ordinary
choice State at 81 % 81 4a2 mixed to fancy Wes
tern at 81 81 - 5o aud common 20 good southern,
at 81 i39a 81 62ls Rye -four and Brandywne meal
continued and nominal at So 81 per Dbl! The
sses Of wheat reached 200 bus white 0enesee at
u 600 do Ohio part shortly 80 81 05 900 red
Ohio at 96c aud $500 bus. Upper Lake at Use. T5c
the former rates Those OF 10 600 bus uncund at
Csc. Gee and Western mised at 69c roc, reduc-
tion And tLose of State and Western oats several boat
loads, az s0c 4sc, per bus
CoIros There has been q speculative demand to-
day. the alcs amount TO 2T0o bales the market closing
Corrrr We heard that 600 bags Rio found market
st SIC ai5c per 10 Demand coed
FmECEAcKTRs ga parcel OF 500 boxes Canton, 40
packs. changed bands on private terms
FrAIHEHs.-Some 1900 lbs prime western live geese
realized i0c per Id. cash
FRYlG1s There not much activity in this depart
men o. commerce but rates were pretty well supported
somc is eco bushels wheat engaged for Liverpool
the vessel 10 bag them at per bushei 500 barrels
flour Do at Is 4lsd per blu several hundred bales
cotton for 90 at I'D 3l6d per 10; 1yeOO barrels flour
fer London at IS barrel ana oeo bushels wheat for
do 70 be bagged by the ship at exc bushel These
were the most important engagements Others ef-
cted for Europe and California at the rates current yes
terday.
NoIaSsrs Remained firm but quiet SO hhds Porto
Rico brought Soc. IND 80 muscovsdo zoe per gallon
0ns-There were $500 gallons linsee0 purchased at
PRovIsIoNs Have been more active the days Gales
amounting to $50 bbls prime and mess pork at SIT
SIT 1925 and $40 coo pkgs good to extra lard at II
IL SC 400 kegs prime do. at IL &c. 1lsc per 10
zoo bbs mess ana old prime pork at ST. SIS and 80
s. with 5000 bbls new beef hams TO arrive, ut SIS.
sEoARs.-S0o GOO German have been sold at S6-usual
credit.
soAF.-There were zoo boxes CASTLE bought at 81 a
| e2Sc. per h.
SpIRITs.-Sales were made day Of 600 bbs. Ohio
whiskey at 2c and prison at -44c, cash per gallon
Market closed dull.
SuGAns-we only noticed sales of 2T0 hhds Cuba SUI
gar at a. &C.. and 100 do Porto Rico at as $40
FER ID Demand moderate.
T.LLow-A lot of 5000 lbs. prime realized 1Shc.
cash. per h.
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Pr serYtUeys Sailed

MISUNDERSTANDING Ar0tic-A Covcrnav Paris. w g
Caldwell CinoiDnatii Pctrie Paris; II sbankeIfori
rhsdselPhia Sirard Miss g,ard Townsend Nc and
and servants II Wood Mr. and 1rs j Iowery strn
thorsi Smith, Wainwright Mr. ana Mr. Wiilis,n
shaw " Seaman, Dale. wife and infant chiidren
pgre and 3, nIscS Bselog e New York Gibbs
rcschci NJ Macdonald. of Glasgow i smith mai. !.
Mr. Bowker, Manchcstcr y Ward do; Wasbnru "
g ID Hayden doi capt David smith, British Army, ID ID
Morrison New mayen' Mr kuter, NNort Gilmore phils,
dephia hn nr Nnork; u Gunther do; " Roosen
Hamburg; J Rocker Rome 4 q Findlay Nyort, 70 r.
Paterson, do; Mr. Hutton do Curtis do n - rrea
do; Misses Goodyear New Haven Mr cor Goodyasr
Nlorki N Harting Buenos AyreT J \. Lee NYork; Mr.
Fuller dol Mr. sumner do Barber, do ii Mickey do
Briton NTork u Aramhrousc, Chilli 4 NJ nonLass ~,
York Patton. Londoni Prof upbam Branswiek Rr
fus Barringer NCarolns; Mr Syer NOrleans. pin.an,
do; c Jones, Nlorki Mather. do u q Smith a. ~
wilson, Kentucky; y Parrish, Phiadelphis, i pa,,
NYork; Mrs ualb Cincinnati; MsscF Andre - x y
Barrier do; I senara. P9iadeiphia Mrs Stein and
Germany; A Biatot France Morkelhaoh Cermeny ~
Witteubach wife and child, do, liohcnittoi Ia, NJ W,
ger dot End Bartoli, ltaiy Hon InFerso and Miss
Iupcrau'l ''
a.. Att 1885 ~ ...ia.-t. NV!
two children, Mss ParsOus n King aud nlv No r..s
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Telegraphic Reports.

NV ORLEANS, Sept. TEIS52.
The sales OF cotton to day 1000 bales-middlins
ct 93sc; good mddling, l0i4c The business Of the
week foots up 600 bales and the receipts Of the
period have been 1900 bales. The stock hand is
IS 600 bales Tobacco is frm-1 100 hhds have been
sold during the week. our stock s hhds Flour is
dull at s. for Ohio Corn sells at 6Oc &c Freghts-
Cotton is taken for Liverpool at I'd Exchangc-Ster-
ling is quoted at 10 per cent premium and sixty days.
ON New York per cent discount.
ALBANY, Sept. IS, 1852.
Receipts Of produce during the past twenty -four
hours-Flour 5000 bbls wheat, @ coo bushels: corn
1900 bushels; barley, 1900 bushels Flour is dull.
Oats in lots, have sold q. $50 45kc Corn is at &C.
for mixed Western with sales Of 1900 bushels Barley
10000 bushels sold at S0c for tworowed and $50 for
four.rowed WhLkey-2SAc a 24c. for prison-15o bbs.
sold
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Mrs. Melfe aud sevaat, Gen Hamilton ani lady Usmii-
ton, u Hamilton, A Lowell. A II Mass, McKen,y u
Tsnter John Smith, Thomas Ford WIN Doody Hold
John Elkuhn. " Bcriagrr, fretenburs Rose,
Damoer and lady, Mrs Shee. lirs Levi. l. ID bumforl.
WR Howes, II Luce, " n May ) II DAVIS. airs Aary
Hardee A Nash. Thos Trott, q Cook, II Mumiori.
WillisRs, Miss Kelly, Bliss Crawford. Miss Watson,
III Cohen. A Soiomons w Davis, James Ciunss Capt
Carutbes and lady Misc caruther Capt Thos yoa Chas
Miel John Denbsm. w II > veustic. David Handlers.
Bostwick, III w sharp, Remington, ) Jordan, Henry
Williamson, G Dexter, IL Watson, g Ruea, W IL
GuioI. ID II Goodman, II Warl9rd. Geo Farmer, Hen
Jones' lady and Mrs Brpyhton Mrs Thomas and
servant, Cady lady and child Mira Rogers. Mrs
Quirk child, Or Fish, Stidenger Ssiohen. Mira
Gibson, Miss Gibson X Harris. Bowen smith aui
lady Souisson Austin Mrs Richards Mrs Cobb. Miss
Horny, Mrs Audouin Mrs Rowland, Miss Mary liewcs,
Mrs Day, Mrs Clark, Mrs Daniels MIRA Kyle ana chia,
Mrs Read Carpenter G Carleton, Vim oirrinne, IL
NORFOLK &0-Steamship Roanoke Laily Lynch, ID
Wilder, Hayes I kearney kearney. q Whitehone J
U Robertson, Babsou fill, - Hardness Williams and
lady, Burke Whitney, Dir II Champin, l. II Jones.
Mrs Cole and two daughters Mrs Arnold and six children
Arnold Arnold. billiard and lady. Miss Greeuoe,
mer and lady G Bradbury, W Burchard, II Smith
aud lady Waltcgs smith A lybocke. Perkins, ii w
Harbour, Mauran, johnson. c. Scott g Rcayes. y
w Wyncke w Randall II Spence, Mrs Tutveller, Miss
Spear Master Smith, hrs Thornton Lynn and lady, =
Jones Mrs Griffin, Miss Bgelow Misses smith. Miss Nj
ch0ls, Miss Walker q Gordon Miss Gordon, Mrs j smith,
Miss Lively. 4 Il sheppard, l. Page. Al Pendleton,
man, J GOodkoub, j Pratt h Glare, Atwatcr, A
Meyer, Meyer " IL Ferraid Brooke, 7 Banks, Miss
uenshaw. Capt Mitchell s Jones' Lieut. Swartwout USN
Master Young USN, and 10 massachusetts in the storage.
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Of she'll or perhaps hs stock Of rocket which brought
him to the ground; In few minutes however, nc ross
and reeumsd his command. which had Temporarily de-
yolved ON Captain Murdoch. In this attack Captain
Kinney and Epgn Hunter Of the 23th were killed aud
LieutenantS Sholer Mcuhsrd and Dewitt were severely
when II terminated Major Jesup found considerable
interval between his corps and the troops the LETT Of
him"
FRO RE CONTINUED
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p. spoke bark Rodmsn (of Boston), steering y.
Brig Rcsaie lhri Holmes. Windsor. NS 10 days with
Brig ehroe lrI Scale. Windsor, Ms 10 days with pies
0 Jewctt
Schr Alonao. Meals. Wilmington. NC, 8 days
Schr Telegraph, Southport. Portland, Conn, 2days.
Schr Kossuth. Churchill. Newburyp port, days.
Schr Tangent. Plummer. Columbia, 10 days
Schr Harris. hears, Addison 9days
Schr Robert Miller, -, Calais, 10 days
Schr Agnes, Lord, Ellsworth, l3 days
Schr Hartingcr Heath Orand, Me, " days
Schr William, Hanscomb, PASSPORT.
Schr Robt Follett. Godfrey, Lubeo. days.
Schr Eagle. Rhodes. Rockland, days.
Below.
One shin, unknown
Sailed,
Steamships Arctic Luce Liverpool; Alabama Lud W. Sa-
vannah Marion berry, Charleston; Roanoke Parrish Nor
folk and Richmond; ship Yorktown, Brsdih London AMI
Portsmouth iir brig Fulton Coles Halifax; and ohsrs
Wind sc sunset SW, and light.
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T'HE MARRIED WoMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companion-By Dr. A. NJ. Maurieesu Professor OF Dis
ease OF Wonen-Twontieth odition IL &3 Price
81 Years Of suffering, of physical aud mental anguah
many acotionato wife, and pecuniary difficulties The
husband might hnyo been spared b timely possession Of
those contemplating marriage, as discoses nportsn
seores which should BIO known to them particularly.
Here also every fomale-the wifothe mother-the on.
either budding int womanhood the other decline Ok
discover the causes symptoms and tho moas cioisn
rcmodos and most certain mode Of overy oomplax
70 which her sex 10 subject. sA1'
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton Ohio,
n. . =. ,s.... ~, ,co -, DAYTON, May l. 16l6
Ny DEAR sIR-My wife has been perocpt,by snkin, "a,
some throo more In OF her srcef
gush and suffering months before and durn her eos
hnomentevery successive moro deblitatir.
and Frustrating her putting her life imminent dsnser
poaed this state Of things resigned ny
self TO meet the worst AT this time fnow about 1--WE
months,) heard your book highly spoken oontanins
some matters reaching my On its peruse
cannot express TO the relief II affords
mind and the Joy s pages impaired to my wife, Learn
aremedy 1t opened prospect to which little CON
ceived possbe but this another year vouie
have passed ovcr head In all human probabIty M
vile would have been In her grave, and my ahdrsi "a
i Of course, impractcsbe TO convey more fuI,v .h
serious subjects treated Of AZ they nature stfoiv
intend for the married, those oontem marras
For sale at 22 Broadway Aor House. and AZ Tho
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Married.

On Thursday evening. 10th inst, by the Rev. VIM II
Lewis D., Rector OF the Church Of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn. JosEPH L. KE..BY to Mrs. MARY FuRsIAS.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, 76 CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea, Proprietor.-The above establishment IL
open every afternoon at o'clock and in the evening
for the purpose Of Classic snd Original Representations
Living Statuary by Mle CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
lists together with variety Of beautiful
For full particulars SEQ bills OF each day. Adnssionca
in Private Boxes so cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs T1l CENTS Boxes, 20 cents; Gallery, l2,z cents
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.-TUE
only limo giving tickets fer crossing the Isthmus This
new powerful doube en- re steamship STAR OF THE
WEST 1900 tons will eavs er No North river three
o'clock n precisely o. Monday September 20 for San
Juan dol Nore oonnec with the Pacific steamer over
the Nicaragua transit rout having hut twelve los Of
land transportation Thea teamefa unrvnied IN their
arrangements and ventilation Passengers rely
gong through With tho wtuoat dgFVifh rsrfHy- Il
stalrS.
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EMPIRE CITY LINB--THROUGH TO SAN fran.
cisee at reduced rates via and pannma Tho
tons burthen, Dayton Wilson, ESQ commander, will
from her pier North river three o'clock greeoly
Tho Sierra Eevnda will with tho New York and
San Franeisoo Steamshp Lines steamers At Panama, 40
nv said company another column that
unsurpassed for speed ventilation and Accommodation
-" r"sn' " J. HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway
Tho SIERRA NEVADA will sail again on Tuesday, 10Th
october connecting at Panama with the splendid
steamsbip City Of Pittsburgh.
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pIoNEEK LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR
Meloourhe, pSrt Philip and Sydney. The noble and
Ocean Eagle fourth ship Of this line and punctuay
on the Vh OF ootober Tho In which the ships
this line have been provisioned and fitted
for them preference over all Others higher rates.
This ship guaranteed Superior In every respect 10 s
others now advertised for Australia in this port An expe
rienced surgeon and proper attendants provided For
freight or sPpiy to JOHN OGDEN ZIG Wall street.
Grant, at pier North river, can take a TOW mora
passengers immediate application Is made Passengers
o'clock, n. Apply on board or ' "
y. b. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
"A USTRALIA-.FOR PORT PHILIP DIRECT-TUE
"A beautiful clipper DOLPHIN, Captain Trundy now Ia
the stream and ready for few more
passengers, by applying Monday TO
. Ia BUTLER BROTHERS, 1863 South street.
~ B-hi persons having bills Of adng reques
send them IN at once for signature oce Of the sub
scribcrs.
DASShGE TO SAN FRANCISCO, IN THE VERY
y last sailing packet HANNAH THORNTON, now load
ine ~ tic feet - Pile street Fast ryc~ 'cw
s..s an Usvn AZ s@s ana scsund Ut str, Apgy
L. y. SUTTON, 81 Wall strset
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SHIPPING.

THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL
of 200 tons having been thoroughly repaired with
new boilers and copper will be ready take her place
on the line between Charleston Savannah, Key West and
Unvana She will leave Baltimore about the
October for the above places Passengers wish
ing TO avail themselves OF this either
above named places will please apply to Capt Rollins
board at the Office Of the Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany, foot Of Spears wharf. M N. FALLS.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
iIe-Through to San francisco at reduced rates-No
detention on the IsthusThe and splendid
SIERRA NEVADA, J. Dayton Wilson,, Commander lvf
isaye New York for Aspinwal Navy Bay, Thursday,
with the new donbleengns steamship CoRTES, eighteen
hundred tons, Thomas NJ. Cropper Commander, which
stsamship leaves Panama the arrival of the
by the SIERRA NEVADA for San Francisco stop
ping at Intermediate This Line failed
connect at the appointed time These vessels in
datons ventilation speed and safety
experienced Physician attached to each steamer Pas-
sengers w disembark alongside the AspinwaI
and take the Panama Railroad Apply to DAVIS BROOKS
u &C. General Agents, % Beaver ST., New York.
orto JONES " JOHNSON,
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AMUSEMEuTg.
BROADWAY TuEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. s0Ls
noss evening "a
"''as''' DirNi, iBEIif "' f0'''''
Vivian. Mr. McGownn Eliza. Mrs. Abssss
nskstse a es private eoss- ~ Dses ss opsa ss
'''A'A D'''' MILa. roucAuD
MILE. 81 81" MELlssE.
l'''''' D''''' A"' i KoBERr MHcAiRE.
iasgass stfoP NJ Sloan ciemsnae .coaovse
BALLET DIyERrIsEMnST
yVAMAcx's IYcEuM BRoApwAY.-DooRs OPEN
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Dr. Banks MIR. bernard Mrs. Banks. : Miss Osborne
NEW YORK THEATRE. AsToR PLAoE-THE PUB.
~ II arorSgso.fuy informed that tbs cstaIlishnsa.
hSDdf FOR A 4 sn DSFp sEAso rarcns'
the Company and other impr,y.
n effected hy the subscriber Every eaOrt viii be
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THE MOST BE "a FTii THEATRE
II 5s United sStS IT. y hs DO KEEP, open undss the sub
''''0'' "S Nil u e. r. .1 Ti foiSs' q
from ha indisposition Among the rs novs
= MR. JAMES STARK
thS ayoFe and popular American trase4ian
NJ r. NJ Kent the young A%ercan Comedian being his
Mr. h Johnson from the PHILADELPHIA Theatres his FIRST sP-
Also the graceful fascinating Young American Actress
and Dsnseuse Miss Abertn likewise her rst appearance
before n New York audience. .
The ST S XIV Be TrTsn'd
Each and all Of whom the subscriber hopes will proyoae
oeptabe to paygoers generally belonging to bota SIDES OF
with the above and other popular .s.s,..
his FIRST in his native city to years. the gqh-
MADAME IN FIRST GRAND
The p1'Fii FIRST IS SGRxsp dsGR that
NINE. uENRIGHTTE soN7Aa
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Fantasia ssns. 4a R'
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10. "spsse ssnth from la FaVorita-sis
IL. Ballad Home sweet home. ,'--MADA.I Hist
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Doors open at Ga; to commence at 5.
MADAME HENRIETTA soNrAG's FIRST CONCERT.
ofn a Fan iF sale Il IS
Broadway.
SoNTAc's CoScERT-A FEW CHOICE SEATS Fos
Madame sOn'' o fTina T.c store for a
WooD's MINsTREIs al BROADWAY, ABOVE
"a It. WOOD Sn'n s.n c s
under twelve half
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

DHILADELPH1A AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
4 CATION Company's New Line of Steamships new
and splendid side-wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA.
lhrst ship OF the line Captain John Il. Walton, is
pha for Savannah on the following Wednesdays viz
September 18th October 18th and th November and
2th and December Sth and 22d and will leave Savannah
Tor philadelphia tue alternate Wednesdays. This ship
has been built with the strict regard
ssed q every requisite essential to elegance and comfort
especially in the ventilation Of her cabins state
rooms the superior of which
and has proved herself to be of the steamships
aoa Passengers by her enjoy the pleasure of river nav
saon one5sxth Of the passage remaining only nights
at sea- Cabin to Savannah Charleston 1ya
Sayannah,) SIS Stcerage, o. Agents in Phiiadeiphia
HERON X MARTIN, No. 3Tl6 n. Wharyes in Savannah
PADELIORD, FAY 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

DALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. 50 BOWERY, DIRECTLY
opposite tho Bowery Theatre, open every night with
company of Ministries composed of ladies' styled the
Boomer Troupe under tho direction Of Mile Louise 10
rome Aiso Groups Of Marble Statusry represented BY
paintings Doors open at commence at g. Admission
Private Box, 50c Orchestra, size; Parquet 25s. Cal
lery, l21.o,