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CITY TRADE REPORT.

P.M
AsHEs-Were firm but dull 60 bbls sold at 81 rs a
s. sli4 for pots, and So 56t4 for pearls,
Flour continued to recede the transac
tons having only reached 100 bbs Ordinary State West
Southern at the previous langud prices fancy
Gepesee and Ohio at 81 621a 81 sIG; extra Ohio at
81 70 IS IS, ana extra Genesee at 81 SlL S.
Rye, -four and Jersey meal, commanded SO 621f So
10 Dbl. 1900 bushels Carolina red wheat changed
hards, at 81 OF 81 OF; $500 ohie white and 5000
Upper Lake 40 private terms; sundry lots domestic
oats at 44c 17c and % 600 bushels unsound with West
ern mixed corn az &C 50c and 70c Tic per bushe
COFFEE $50 bags government Java realized Ike
100 iaguayra ESQ., and 200 Rio Saic per ID. Demand
limited.
CorioN-The market to-day has been quiet with sales
of 500 bales, without change in prices
fHrGHrs Rates for Liverpool inactive while
there was nc alteration TO notice in quotations Wheat
51s Cd. Flour ut 16z 1Sd., with light engage
ments. and cotton at I'D. some 15oo 900 bushels
wheat were engaged at cd for Glasgow There no
alteration in rates for London Hayre To California
rates were brisk al previous rates.
FIsH-We heard that 500 quntals dry cod pur
chased at 50 70 80 31s and 800 bbs scaled herring
at C0c.
Fnuir-sales have been made of 900 boxes bunch rails
ms at 50 20 ~ rs 200 nf do. layers do at 81 Is
81 liz and 80 cases sardines at Coo a CSC
HAY was plenty and quiet, at 81 81 1914 for river
IEoN tended upwards Large lots Scotch pig com.
uonded 81 90 s22 and parcel of 10 tons fetched
S23 per ton. months.
LE,p.-There have been 500 pigs Gaena taken ut 81
rs per 100 lbs, cash Market firm
LrMr.-A cargo of common Roekland found buyers at
ols-some $500 gallons linseed were disposed of at
n 7sc per gallon cash.
Provisions appeared in less request the operations
only consisting Of $50 bbls prime mess pork at
81 6SA ST. IS, and $40 s7S 200 bbs prime lard at
lie. per ID with 10 bbls old prime, new do and
mess beef at SO a IS, so q 81. and Sl3 SIT.
SoaP.-About 100 boxes CASTLE procured at 81
95Gc per ID.
srIRrs-sales have been made Of $50 bbls Ohio and
prison whiskey, at 2I1 Zoe, cssh with 10 hhds
drudge, at 25c., time &c.-the former prices.
s. GARs-we only heard that $50 hhds muscoyado
were disposed Of at 54c per 10. Market un altered
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE DAY.
By NORTH RIVER BoArs-9 $50 bbls flour: $50 do
whiskey "a do. ashes 800 do. provisions 767 bush
wheat $3.50 do. corn 700 do oats and 80 bales wool
by EnIE RAmRoAD-S0 packages butter and OPS sides
les her
BY NEw HAVEN RAnRoAD-7o packages butter, and
10l do cheese.
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> On thursday August g. Of consumption Cu.nlorrg
usmNT daughter OF the late Peter Grant
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 70 attend her funeral this Sunday at
clock from her late residence NO. ia South First
street, Williamsburg '
On Thursdas, August q, ELISHA NJ KissaM, aged %
years and months. 90 ~
The funeral will take place this Sunday, afternoon
at o'clock, from his late residence No 293 Delaney
street - ooy
On Friday, August ~, ELLEN, daughter OF Jeremiah
and Hannah Crowley. aged Is months.
Their friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at
O'clock, from Fortythrd street, between Eighth ana
Ninth avenues. Her remains will be taken to Fevanth
street and First avenue for interment.
On Friday August "a after short and severe i,lness
ArIHorv HALLErBAKE late Of California aged IS years
months and % days. ''
The friends and acquaintance Of his family and those
o. MS We also the members Of the New York Cty Light
Guard are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
the residence Of his brother No. I'll Sixth avenue with
out further Invitation. "-'
On Saturday morning. August 49, Of consumnt;ou
MARY ELIZABETH Brown, aged Is years and q monfhs
eldest daughter Of John r. and Isabella Brown
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
quested 70 attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from her late residence No 20 Navy street
Brooklyn ''
California papers please copy.
On Saturday, August rs, EGGLrsos CtAnF aoed 2b
years, months and 10 days
The relatives end friends VI the family ore respectfully
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Domestic Miscellany.

At East Boston Friday afternoon Ir hman, just
arrived in this country and who passenger the
platform of and was over by the train and in
stanty killed.
The Temperance State Convention. of Maine met at
Bangor the Goth inst, but nothing done the
first day but the delivery of number Of speeches in favor
Of sustaining the Maine Liquor law.
Barnet Andrews who was found guilty Of murder in
the second degree ut Easton Pa killing his wife has
been sentenced twelve years imprisonment in the Phi
adelphia penitentiary.
German matchmaker, named Eufo Lucas committed
suicide at Springfield, Mass, last week.
The Lewis County Bank, after having suspended
business time has again resumed it, under the
nagement Of 7. q. Grannis ESD, as Cashier.
Several wells have recently been dug in Lexington
showing water Of decided mineral character. The
analysis shows it TO be very similar to the Congress Spring
at Saratoga.
held to bail in the OF 800 to TO the charge
of manslaughter, in shooting McGowan.
In the famous fishing town Of Marbehead, having
population of 00 there not two buildings standing
the same line and no street that has not turn at
east In every dozen feet.
The examination of the four accused Of the muir
der Of Willard at St. Joseph, which lasted nine days
has resulted in their commitment without the privilege
q BAIL a charge of murder in the first degree.
ON Wednesday night fire broke out in new two
story wooden building Pleasant street Maiden Mass
and the building consumed. 1t was owned by
Mr. 0sgood and Mr. Randall, Of Boston, and erected
for a carriage manufactory Not insured Loss not less
than 1900 The flames communicated TO a block owned
by James Eaton Esq, and occupied by Joseph Pratt
hardware dealer MIR Allen, tin plate worker and con
fectioner The building considerably damaged as
also the stock of the dealers Building insured for
$1,000.
A man named John King. an oysterman, was drowned
at New Orleans on the 10th inst
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THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIV
PRIVATE MEDICAL

Compatibility DIR. A. NJ. Mauroeau, Professor q
Diseases Of Womoh-Tventieth edition rs mo- DID, asa
Price 81 Years suffering OF physical and mental anguish
70 many an wife, and peounary diHouss
the husband might have been spared timely
Of this work II intended especially for the married,
secrets, which should be known 20 them particularly.
Here, also, every femalethc wfethe mother-ths one
either budding into womanhood the other decline
OF years-in whom nature sontem plates Important
snsnee can discover the causes symptoms and the most
emcicnt remedies and most certain mode Of svery
complaint to which her scx 10 subject.
tLxtrsct Of alettsx from gentleman In Dayton 0hiol
DR.: A. N. MouRrcrAv, No. 1e Liberty street.
MT DEAR SIR-My wife has been perceptiby sin king fof
three years or more In Of her great
and unerns some months before and during
snS successive one more and dsbilitstns
n prsssasnr her, putting her life In imminent danger.
sell 70 meet the worst. this time (now aSeut eve
am. heard SGsr book highly spoken 81 g
express 70 Jon the relief IL affords my disrsss4
sy .!:s., r. 3 %s . rsas
Seiysd possible But this another wou1
nave passed head In all human probability my
would Been In her grave, and my children len mother
Is Of course. imprassable 70 convey mors fully ths
serious subsots treated Of they Of strictly
for the married. those contemplating MARRIAGE
Fer sale 22 broadway Aston House, and At shs
l,ihiSs once 10 Liberty :s5sss New York. Ltd: oe
0b chestnut street, Philadelphia on the rceoips 81 81
parR the United states letters musS be s6dresssZ
post paid. 70 DR. A. n. MAURTCEAU box i IA New Yok
tsst 0Ass. once ~ HhxN stsstts
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u connecting with the Pacific O.

- connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through line for California aad oregon. via Asp.
YAH and ranaHa The spisp Sd nav and double s.Sas
U. s. NJ, commander will sail Monday. Ssptembse 8,
At two O'clock r preoely from pier 81 foot Of warre
masniaoent steamer PANAMA will be in resdfaes e p
Immediately for San Francisco No effort will spared q
the Two companies TO put their through Mn
expedition and comfort. Rates Of to AspiR -
Ladies saloon state room $685. love. as and
Passengers will be landed at the raroad wharf st Aspn-
wan free Transit of the thmus at the passenger
States ms steam from New York have preferences q
Of fare from Panama to San Francisco the
forms For freight or passage, apply to CHARLES A.
at ,he odoe Of the companies. III West sest
corner Of Warren. N. Y.
N Shippers requested TO supply themselves Win
the companies bills Of adng which will be signed nj the
Once between the hours Of 10 and Of the day
aail
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CLOSING THE SEASON AT NEWPORT. AT the
meeting holden ut the Ocean House yesterday mcrnng
Tor the purpose Of making the preliminary arrangement
Tor the grand ball Of the j. H. b. Latrobe ESQ OF
baltimore was chosen Chairman and Mr. Lewis, Of Pit
ladelphia Secretary The meeting very large and
.p,leo much more 50 than on any previous occasion
Inc meeting resolved to have grand fancy and dress
ball TO be given at the Ocean House on Thursday even
ing next september ID and appointed q committee of
thirteen TO nominate managers and make the arrange
laents.-Nevy0rt Necs, Avg n,
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Common pieas-Special Term.

IMPORTANT DECISION BY HON JUDGE DAILY.
Cothon Sttydom-I think The defendant had
right to the amended answer The is very dir
fefent from Watkn Hill There the at
issue and ready for trial. and the defendant allowed
a matter of favor TO withdraw his plea and put in
setting up different defence within ten days,
upon the payment Of costs lie complied with the term,
upon which the defendant served amended plea The
Court very properly held that after having been allowed
TO put in plea, a matter of favor he could not
upon demurrer to that plea put in amended plea
without leave of the Court That the favor granted
upon the condition that the plea should be put
in within ten days that there might be delay
than absolutely necessary the cause being st issue
and ready for trial Here favor was granted TO the
defendant did he apply for any. He was compelled
to strike part Of his and pay costs lie
requr ed to elect whether il should be the portion which
the plaintiff moved to strike out the portion incon
ssept with IT, He struck out the latter anl then-but
within twenty days from the time of the service of the
repy-put in amended answer which think. he had
right 10 do under the sectio, 172 In lewis Wat
kins the Court remarked that the defendant having
leave, matter of favor, TO plead anew bound to
put in good plea and by putting in defective and
after his defective pleading demurred he entirely
got rid OF the condition upon which the form grant
ed-that condition being that he should Withdraw the
former plea and put in one within ten days. that
there might be little delay possible in bringing the
cause to trial The therefore upon which that
decided wholly inapplicablc in the present
The Code gives defendant the right to amend his
within twenty days after the service Of reply
and nothing that had previously taken place in the
could deprive the defendant Of that right Counsel for
the defendant benjamin Gabraith, ESQ.
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EXTENSIVE SwINDLE-Henry Billiard, Of New Or
leans lately received information from his nephew in
Paris that he had made collection there TO the amount
Of francs and that he would send home draft for
the amount shertly after Mr. Billiard received ntel
gence from who represented himself as the Swiss
Consul that a draft for the above had been
him. and that Mr. b. must go to said Consuls ONCE 20
take measures for its collection Mr. b. accordingly went
as directed and the whom he supposed to be the
swiss Consul exhibited the draft and told Mr. to
dorse H. which he accordingly did and the supposed
Consul gave him order for the money payable In eight
days IL afterwards turned out that the whole affair
was swndle and that the endorsement Of Mr. Billiard
had been thus obtained by forged draft.
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eHIPPING.

FOR LIyERrooL-gNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship VIII wS TIC ss. S:. p.
sr berth e M hs q 4
sWp fer esSsnGs sn S ssfsEs
The :. Steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC,
RE up. r.. IN TAEEs BETWEEN pHILADEL
sts.mshp Company intend sailing sSsir sscaaspt
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Ciy OF Manchester. Saturday, Sept.
ivy o. siAss0~ RIO. llvrnrooI saturday o0'
csy Of s Sept
m %SsS provision. sass sna IN s
siisss spsHiftcDEif Exchange
Vss s:ssss a y taken
a. so from PhiladelphA, and $50 from Avorpeol-found
dpp: ss SsaN 81 u end ydS tn. ns
.S ." S n VI. .
psemssr .ps :ssHr. p aS ps aavss
and q q sy1 p ss
zee Of tho ships % follow tits only necessary say ss
= T..s 'sss' s:
s Si;PRsE nR sssasssa ~ siss1e'' '
E;M; H 6obES }is wan street
Sssa e f., 81 10
view o. swing abundance Of ROOM sse ship viii sal pos
TNHROUGH TO San FRANCISCO, AT REDUCED
The new and splendid steamsh UNITED STATES 1900
fo5 Aspinval Navy Bay wednesday,. septsmber l. a.
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT aoc sons sur rSS1' sora
AsCole, Commander which steamer awaits the arrival a
(.sssAssr; = rsn,%s y The unitesstss.: from New
sco Direct Without soppsge ~ porss No de-
ention the Isthmus having never failed to CON
meet and leave Psnsma At the appointed time Thee yes
shy this and experienced surgeon 10
each vessel. For tickets, aoply to DAVIS BROOKS 90
General Agents, ~ Beaver street, or
JONES JOHNSON,
lW West street, corner Of Liberty street.
" the United States viil asembari slonssiA
Gorgona thus Avoiding tho risk attendant
Sp0n In boats st Chaxrss, ana hs river aAvxatses
The United States will leave New York again Thurs
nne new dsubls engine stssnship "Cortes"
VANDERBILT LINE-roR sAN rRANclsCo-Tm
only line siyns tickets for crossing sns i.shnus-
s Inc 'ao. .ad ;hssRss tnw. % double en-
Pier No. North rver 81 o,eloeh =, precisely. IN
Saturday September for San Juan del Nsrts direct osn
rSSs M u; nrs rcn ", 40
miles Of land This now in perfect
order and can rely upon going through with
have superior vsnatisn Recommendation For inior
m'''Sn g. iIi Agent Bssssry ,P pses uS stairs
NOR MISUNDERSTANDING u MAIL
Il Line.-The fAvorite steamship soUTHERkER. w Eos.
Ger, e %. ss,f Pr
board. where All bills Of iadins wifi DC sisnsd fcr
'''''A' sroTTOID. TILHsToN 4 60, - s,usha
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The new steam ship Columbia .i ply between Saa Frsa.
cisco ard ~ Oregon awaiting a. the former port shs
turning without delay with the mails and The
steamer from San Francisco securing through
passage the United States mail steamers from Ne York
nave OF on board Of the Psoos
ciscs tho most favorable terms regular line q
pelers will be kept for the Of freight
transient between Panama and San Francisco
One Of the abeve steamers will keep up tho NON be
allowed 25o lbs personal baggage Free not sxoeedins q
Chagrss at 10 cents foot and from Panama San Rraa
cisco az the rate Of cO gsr ton For frsaht Or pa:eS
Companiss No. 7 West street. Of New York
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MARITIME INTELLIGEN NOE
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST %. 1862.


Cleared.
Steamship Unon Adams, Charleston Spoford, Tleston
Steamship Florida Woodruff, Savannah s L Mitchill.
Steamship Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk. &c, Ludiam
ssip %m Rockingham, B.bDiss. Port Philip tAu.
Ship sheridan Porter Liverpool. spoaerd Testo, Co.
Snip kSssush n BS T.p;se: Co.
SSsip v stghaia. Vessels; Richmond os!richs & CO.
1sss eSi knssss s sat
Bs.t asle nm Maria s,ls9y s. Johns Geek smith
s.is 4nsssps sSip, i:sSl Schmidt s.lshsn
B ys nssy ssa
Bee N.%sS1 MMnns
s%s %lsss Jsssss Esss;s ssssSasn Co.
ksssS SAT-: Hs9sSs ssT.ss.a Co.
ss e asS asd Msrs s IN ne
sehr Myers, Weeks, Richmond; Van BranS slaght.
sehr Mary Jane Bentley, Norfolk, Sturgss. Chairman
sclr Hamilton, Main, Alexandra &c, sturses Chairman
schr Pampero, Kendrck. Alexandria. N Bedell.
shT f Pa chss1 .a s.s lr
sshr Henry freelin ling Kelly phisdelphis Mckee
ety. sass: ssS HI. fries:
Arrived,
ans hours with
ship Sarah Hyde tof 6a,hl Lowe Liverpool 81 days,
Ship kcrnebec tof Bath Smith Liverpool with mdse and
aud 2S5 passengers, to L. Tanscott Co. Aug 26,
Nantucket South Shoal bearing WNW distant % miles
changed signals with ship Devonshre. from NYork for
London.
ship Marathon Tyler. Liverpool At days. with mdso and
SHIP Helen MoG.w, Luns Cardiff W, AZ days. with rail
read iron, to master
sfs b
brig Bick noll from Para for Liverpool.
BARK Lucinda Sears Sears, San Juan, Aug IL with
gar. TO Robert L. Williams.
Bark Mary (of Waldoboro). Giey Sagua IL days. with
sugar, mater.
Bark Asa Fisb. Fish, NJ site In ballast.
Brig Constantine sard Peire Genoa 81 days. with wine,
marble lemons al * passengers Gomez Franca Co.
Brig Ida Russ) sterr Buenos Ayres days with hides
to- De Forest Co. July 81 lat lon 81 0s W epoSs
brig Waite hence for BueIos Ayres Aug TO- lat ~ 49, Ion
the Czarina, from Qlaucester Tor Surinam).
Brig Robert Spear of Bathl Aud Arecibo Aug IL with
sugar, TO master.
Brig Apgostura Farran Angestura 20 days. with hides
and 10 passen gers. to w ii arbeck u Co
Brig Lady Far1ham Sum New Haven for Piermont.
wig Frederick Eugene Finite Thorn asst On, days.
Brig Phoebe A Page Lnesin, Port Even for Rockport.
Brig Water Witch, Jordan, Rondout for BANGOR.
eohr Sally Miller Snow, Dighson for Rondout.
Schr Julia & MsItha. Crowley, Ron6out for Boston.
Schr Barpstsble, Ch.se Salem, 4 days
Schr Jas Ii Hoyt. Dslss, Bridgeport for Washington.
Sailed,
Steamships Franklin, Wotten. Havre; Florida Woodruff
sayannsh Roanoke Parrish Norfolk &c ship Queen of the
West, Liverpool.
Wind runrisc Me- meridian dol sunset, do. with rain
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MEDICAL.

.-~-.--
CELEBHATED BALsAK-A PURELY vEaErABaH
sS sss Ssrs, ana speedy
for tho radical Corn oSduosons Of the sia srd
ai Ssps IS
aO,UOU shSlis, shsSm..i.n hsadssh. Sc s.ias:::.
n romesS ely ds 81 =,
o1 sale sy tho srugsists and all the UNI
TEE cELEBRATED BARON sPoLAsco NJ. D, A. B..
first and most branches surgery medicine
asg "a SapS in s after anguish
his fame is wide spread; it is European.
nocToR sTEYR HAS REMOVED TO liz BLEECKER
h. aa and Green Since his youth
specially composed Of resotaSe as
e. s me- M N.
S Ina
ma FsenDP {, uTn; Private
gives immediate ree PICTORIAL syrup for chest DISEASES
syrup 81 sns sss 30 d.
&c Office hours from II to O'clock, 7. M. '''N'
DE, se sREa,ss IS CONSULTED AT MS xsploAL
f e. .histyshr.s ys's' Office hours Soc
sgrss Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir a. Carlisle ha a. hs
DIR. LOUIS BERoN, FROM PARIS. NoRrHwrsr
self Is usual exclusively 70 tho spsoisscs Of =. .oe
store o'clock a. !, Rs S' and Sys front nag dfqs
evening. '3"
nR, WARD CO., CONSULTING SURGEONS ANN
Physieians for the multitudes OF oures
performed by them Once and Dspensary Canal ssrseI
one poor Br9sdway up stars. Hours from O'clock
DOCKET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION NEvEE
Before Publiahed25 8 copy, free Of posssr, a.
ssS copies for 81 Sold By Garrett Co.. Ann strsss
and ~ the author. Lsrmont, Physician and Sureeon
consulted. = :" "A'1' " ""Sss
nR. WARD, AUTHOR OF THE "MKDICAL eRIrnn.
continues bis office practice with his very rreaa
neoe the old established place Canal door
rom BROADWAY up stairsnot drug store. Hours fom
o'clock a. H. 30 10 o'clock p. n. Prices moderate.
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4 UsTRALJA, AUsTRALIA !-DOLPUIN CTJPPD.

A USTRALIA! AUSTRALIA DOLPHIN CLIPP1R
"A Lne.-For the Gold Diggngs, Port Philip and
sSSInsy SiSeet:.Ihs entirely new No clipper f0Lr
will SAIL on her first voyage Wednesday septem ls
Tho in this and beautiful aro
superior for elegance and comfort Tho bersbe
fitted for the oenveniencc of families single pe
with single double state this the only
clipper now for that port it is confidently Upocted thsA
she will make the che rtest passage record. Parties
ceedipg AustraliA should examine this
gazing here Apply board pier No IL North riye
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- EDgCED RATES-TO SAN FRANCISCO. VIA Az
~ pipEal sSd Navy Bay-The fayorise dOnble snsias
viii leave from Pier No Worth River on saturday Sep
tember 4sh, a. O'clock NJ precisely, for Aspinvah,
direct from whence she will proceed dol ortc
giving the the option either Par pas
D. b. ALLEN, No. Battery place, up stains.
EOR SAvANNAH.-UNiTED STATES NAIL LINE-
The new and superior ste smshig ALABAMA. Lua-
low, Captain VIII leave Saturday. September 4h
o'clock. p. NJ: from Pier 4, North river. Apply to
- SAMUEL i. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The FLORIDA M. s. Woodruff. Captain will leave on
saturday September lth For speed strength aooonms
and fare these ships have SUPPORT the
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CTKAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND 0LAgaOW.-
The 0ssssow "a Neg York Sssa9ship Csapeays asv
Csa!g commander. v sail en New York fse 0issgss q
wsdassdsy. sePsember 10 and saturday, eh 6svss-
resnsl $50 do. de- (nidsbp DOL SIS Second saSh. 81
stewards fss iaolsdsd- Apply te.xxo,~ .. 49,.
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EoR NEW oRLEANs DIREcT:-THE NEW pousLE

EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
4 engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, jacob
Teal CoDm.ndsI will leave pier No Esst river s6s
s'oleck p. M This ship has elegant accommodations fer
passeDgers Passage In cabin state room. $50 passage
T tn STANTON IA So South street. - Lin
goo Dc cents cubic foot Shippers requested 70
supply with the bills adng las NO
Others will be Bisped which may be ON application Do
the clerk on board Of to either Of Il. agents signed
after two o'clock ON the day Of sailing The stea@sIe
wiLLIAH PENN. W: Sears Commander will sscessd
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NOR RLEsTON-SEMIwEEKLY u. 8 MAIL
II Lne.-The fAvorite steamship S0UTHERNER. w. Eos.
Tor, der will leave pier MOI N. r. Wednesday,
board whore all bills Of iadins will DC ssnsd and for
's'''A' " sroTToRD. yILHsToN 4 GO, q south,
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FOR LIyERrooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
y chip ATLANTIC, Captain James West-This steam
ship will depart with the United Ssates mails for Europe
positively On Saturday, September 4h, at o'clock, H.
from her berth at Of Canal street, No
tn paid sr Fer freight or passage having unequasi
EW'D. X. COLLINS & CO., No. SO Wall street.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC,
and sail Septem 18th.
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nR WARD, AUTHOR OF THE MEDICAL FRIEND~
continues his office practice with his very great
neoess ~ the OLD established place Canal street, door
rom broadway, up stairsnot drug store Hours tom
o'clock A. H. 20 10 o'clock r. N. Prices moderate.