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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETrNG.-A mass nesting Of
the " great unterrihed' takes paes this evening
at Tammany Hall, for the purpose Of ra,ifying the
regular democratic nominations recently made ia
The city and county Of Now York, fer Congress and
county and city Offices Among the LET Of speakers
Who II is announced, will address the meeting, a-e
the names Of several Distinguished senators. legis.
lators, and lawyers IS matter o. course. We OK
pect on awful demonstration, Ia which the Empirs
Club With bands artillery, and torchbearers, viii 70
most conspicuous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

RoBiRTshe celebrated and extensive importer aud dealer
in aces embroidcres hosiery and other fancy
the ladies' contemplating change in his business Offers
greatly reduced prices His exte nsve stock Ioniton,
Merhn Point de Par entroderes and aees de-
serption Also hoiscry gloves, go His stock comprises
the richest and tho most comprehensive assortment in tho
United States and at tae reduced prices adopei will
afford the ladies opportunity Of rchasiug most ole
goods at prices altogether unparalleled In point Of
chcarnts We the lsdie that Roberts pre-
pared Eve them astonishing Bargains His number is 375
Hroa aNav
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NEWS ny TELEGRAPH


From Phis.dssphia-Ssvere Gale.
WING OUT or 4 STEAMBOATS, BolLsRs-YAcHr
RAcE-MsURAhoR ON TER BARK RALTIc.
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 10, 1859.
The steamboat Saint Nisholas from Lsws for Phils-
delphia, encountered gale In the hay on Mon
day during which her bisr- gave out andshe forced
to anchor She afterwards towed to Wilmington foe
repairs and her pas.ensers brought to the city.
The Yacht Matilds W. Krim. which left the city ON
Thursday for with The White Lily for thousand
dollars retnnsd to port last night having sneoun-
tered terrible gsie The White Lily has not yet re'
turned. 1t Is supposed che has been dismasted.
The bark Baltic abandoned ct sea, reported by Cap
tain Williams of the ship American Congress, belonged
to bishop simops Co. Of this city The vessel In.
fursd here for $4,000 The cargo fully insured in
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DOUBL E SH E E T i.
New York, Monday, October Is, 1854.
To Insps ctors Of Election.

An inspectors. throughout the country are earnestly
requested at the approaching election to the
electoral ticket fret Their compliance with this request
win enable the press Of the United States to satisfy the
anxiety Of the public in few hours after the polls
closed otherwise days may elape before the result lie
known We trust that the press generally will unite
IN giving publicity to this request
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Another Grand Display Mt Genip,s nnzanr'

The Leading attraction at Genns Bazaar day, will be
and superb assortment az ehdrcns plush bonnats,
amts unlimited ysrery Of styles in misses coaks
and circulars and the finest stock q ladies' fancy furs OF
which this city boast The sudden change weather
doubtless served hint the ladies of New York to
make their selection Of U.s. vicornes tppct cus &c,
and CONN respectfully calls their attention to the
primo quality and moterae pces Of big royal crue.
be stone martini fitch mink, ohnchilia other furs.
He has also opened raj ladies' and chill
dren shoes, imported direct from Paris for .he Bazaar
which viii also be submitted for inspection for
the FIRST time this day. GENIN'S BAZAAR,
5l3 Broadway. 81. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

The the publ, invited to the fall aud winter
stock o tLs onyc clothing warehouse comprising froclc
and coats talmas business coats over
sack Sc made from tho best this.
enssimcrcs beaver cloths pilot cloths &c. imported
speciay for Hail. and from the first manufacturing
Iurt pc Important additions have recently been made
"a The which tho lsrses. ana
bcyopd an comparison the cheapest ready made oiotn
warohouee In the United States Union HALL ,rner n
Fulton aud Nassau streets ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

FonrreS CoSsuLs j w. Schmidt has been an.
onted and recognized by the President Consul OF tho
Grand Duichy OF Odenb1rg f.r the port of New York
Joss nh Lsnata has been recognized Consul OF sar-
dina for tho state ~ Louisiana reside al New Orleans
Peter hosroninton has been appointed and cognzcd
Vice Conui o. Russia for the port u Fan Francisco
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zion 70 very largo and fashionable stock or
iM mas busn.fs froos &c. &c. made from oil the ietesk
srisy Of goods including hlnaaya fur cloths sih back
silk and woolen tag beavers Sontar mars shcp-
hsrd's plaid steel mSed, &c. &c frook and oysrconts
Our talmas Of the various goods attracting more admit
ration than any style OF winter wrapper over rot up
have also IN great variety all the ntest styics
pants and vostings As many above STYLES OF
garments and goods be ornd where else VIC invite
friends give early call and their sslec.
Mons, In OF the desirable goods very
toon Dc short Prices usual uniform and low: D. & r.
DLYl1N, IS and % John street. corner VI Nassau.
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GENERAL PIrpcR o. THE STUMP We rs,e.y we'd.
and Published yesterdiy,a lttle speech pronounced
by General Pierce. fsv days ago, 10 his fieuds IA
Concord, on the late elections u vas capital
thing neat, elegant, AID comprehensive Il 10
evident thGtePisye is seldom "cauehs With BIZ
hrefekl Z AnMaM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

GEN. SCOTT AND THE BATTALION or ST..
PATRICK Gen. Scott, in one of his latest speeches,
in roundabout way denies that he hung any
Irishmen in Mexico, and calls upon Gen. Shields to
answer to the charge. Now, the questions to be
answered are--was there not battalion in the
Mexican army called the Battalion of ST. Patrick,
We're not the most of them taken prisoners at
Churubuscol Were they not Irshmen- unworthy
the name deserters from the American army-and
we're not large number Of them hung up like
maefactors' Wa. not Riley, their captain, branded
with hot iron, and drummed out Of campl Were
not those deserters justly punished And if SO, why
does Cen Scott deny the hanging, or handy the
lie with the newspapers about it, Is he not too
exciteabe for the White Housel What says Gen.
Shialds1
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Another Railroad Collision.

UREA, October 16, 1852.
collision occurred last evening the Schenectady
Railroad between the passenger train going East and tho
freight train bound West The engine sonexhat
damaged but ne person injured The accident oe-
CURED between HtIkimer and Little Falls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

The native American vote in 1s49 on Canal Conmis-
sioner 3la9 in 1850 1t was 109i aud in 1851. ON
Governor, SIS On ether tickets, the native was
much larger.
In the above elections will be observed that the wings
have only carried majority Of the popular vote five
times since 1928, viz. in 1910 President in 1S45 ON
Canal Commissioner in 1916 Congress, SC; in 1s4s
Governor and President In 1929 and 1882 Ritne1
the anti Masonic candidate for Governor and also
Wort. for President. in 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Arrival of the II. NJ. steamship pcrw.nt.

Arrival Of the IL. NJ. Steamship Dcrwent.
The royal mail steamship Derwens, Capt. Bcvis,
arrived here yesterday morning from st. Thomas
She has been employed in the West India trade for
some time past, and has come here to repair
SIZE reports tina. the island Of Porto Rico and adj
jacent islands were visited on the Goth nit by Sc.
we're hurricane, whrh did much damage to the
shipping New York brig was lost off Inagua,
and many other vessels were dsmns.ed French
big was also lost in the harbor OF Sc Thomas AZ
the D,rvens remained a. st. Thomas but q short
time, she was not able to brig Che particulars rela-
tive to tlN disasters.
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During the gale the 10th inst, gays the Savannah
Eernican three negroes the property Of Mr.. j. Wiam-
left the city in 20 to his plantation up the
river The wind blew the against vessel upsettin
1t when one of them, q woman drowned The other
two men were saved by clipging to the boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

CAUGHT AT FAuLT.-From the results Of the re-
ssnt State elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, snd
Indiana, we are afraid that the whig party must
have been caught With their breeches DOM"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

CHOLERA Ar NASSAU We learn that by the last
s-Iya orn Nassau in tbs Island OF New Providence one
Of the bahama froup lsttos 70 the 2oth ult were
cei.ea stating tnGt the cholera had broken out In the
outshirfs and thst he deaths amounted 70 fifty SIXTY
There islsnd aye annually healthy and the cholera has
nsves hescTc bfen amC NJ them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

from auction, In great quantities and cheaper Dirt
HITCliCoCK LEApBf TER open this morning tho most
oNenaivc OF ea, shawls dc lainas evnooe
and other kind Of m and winter dry good whoh they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Ladies', supcrfinc French Ixtd Gloves.

ut imported, elegant ors such dark brown corn.
dark groen blue slate drab black and white only Cd
pair 81 O. q BURDETrs choap dry goods store, fs6 WAL
kerr street.
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D,sagreeabIe Weather at the East.


We have had cold rain heie all this afternoon and
evening and there have been arrivals of vessels
c4pt a few Eastern coast ars
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The Pennsylvania Election.
owing are the official returns Of the different
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

THIS new and wonderful dsoovorythc most valuable i'm
proyement yet made In the Photographic artsy DO
A. bRADlS gallery, 25 Broadway. Pictures taken In
this style at all times, and the likeness warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
o 1913 1858
COMPARATIVE VOTE OF PHIL ADrLpHIA.

wing do in 1851 1859
Democratic gain in city and county ........... 24a1
The native American vote, which, 1t will be observed,
principally given to the whg candidate for Governor
last year. is 1880 in the city and county. In
Allegheny county is 661 Canal Commissioner and
may amount to 9 600 in the State The natives votea
for General Taylor in 1ss but opposed to General
Scott
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You may "pluck from the memory N ro
Meade Brothers Magnificent Dagucrrco-

types taken daily in every style known In the The
attention OF strangers visiting the city Is called
tue exhibiting at Il fair Of the Institute.
facilitate strangers finding establishment will
burn in in front OF the building night
bi'ition, 233 Broadway west the American Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Singers Sewing r,achincs at tho Fair

Singers Sewing riachincs mt tho Fair
Crowds Of persons constantly gathering these
.rrious and ingenious chnes exhibiting
Of the American Institute. Principal for the sale o.
these machines is st 2aS Broadway.
You may "piuck from the memory n root
ed sorrow but competition not pluck from the
OF the people the fact that BOOTS rooted Daserreotypcs
the most perfect thing made Crayo Daguerrco
and sereoscopic pictures taken in all their perfection
at Roots Gallery, 553 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

The following statement, showing the popular vote Of
Pennsylvania the important elections since 1924
will be found useful tor reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

IUlHI IUb OE6
Ritner. (whig) elected The democrats being divided.
1s3e-DemocIatc majority ON Congress. 900
ls3S-Porter. (Gov .l33 sos Ritner $4,000 1926
lslo-Democrstc majority Congress, $3.50. 4SaO
S4l--Porter, Gov 1876 576 Bank. 1135T3 230o3
lSl4-sbnnk Gov .1G05Te Markle. 1862 4017
Wig.
1915 Canal Commis'er. sec a7,e63 $3.50
1SiG-Ccngress ........ 94739 99S60 5121
Dem.
1si7-shunk, Cow. JIG ia Irwin. 12SlaS 1875
Wing
ls4s-LorgstIe.h, Gov l6s. 221 john MICS 523 500
Dem.
1sis-Canal Commits er leo $50 16429i 2636
1S49- Canal Commis 'er. l4l TAO I5315l 1853
1S5O-Canal Comuis'er las col l5Lg3S 1888
lS51-Bjgler, (Goy :. 1855 4a9 Jobn'p IFS O3l sI65
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HONIESTEADs.

ILAMMERSB URG THIS NEW VILLAGE Access
sble several timesa day by stages and steamboats, is
situated within eight miles Of the City Hail. opposite Har
lem College Point and Flushing Bay near the beautiful
town Of Flushing and adjoining the village oistatonpor
which sold readily spring and is laid out the
scaethe streets Of both places interseeting each
other-and WILL from its commanding situation, and at
distant period be of the principal seapors in the Wei
nifty Of New York The lots in size from to city
pyice from 500 to $50 The terms Sj down,
and the rest in monthly intament Of $40 which enable
person. however creumstanced to become his
landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded by
scenery which cannot be views Of
Flushing. Newtown, Rkers Island Morrisania sc. Any
wishing to purchase at the above requested
can ~ we once where ana every VIII DO
teenth street. between Seventh and Eighth oce
hours from to o'clock, p NJ; and maps be at
John G. Planners 81 Mott street. The steamer GEoRC
LAW will leave Peek slip at 10 o'clock morning
the above mentioned place Mr. John A. Fammer will be
on board the boat every day.
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AGENCY.


UTORTHINeToN O. sNKTHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law IN the supeene Cour-to attend 70 Gases
Congresto rIosecuts claims and settle
agst the Departments and Boards OF Commissoners-o
patents ~ home and ahroadto obtain peassns
in psr 81 the United states andin
countries make Of
and bond and nortgsgand to negotiate the
and sale Of loans lands ar patent rights In any State
The Union. Particular attention paid Caernaand title
coming 70 e United States Supreme Court
sneathen No Carroll rfsce CAPITOL HUI WssMsstss.
D. c.. will neet With yYomyt attention
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yv,urNARRIEp WoHAN's PRIVATE MEDiCAI,cow

YVNUEMARRIED W0HAN'S PRIVA1k MEDICAL CON.
panion-By Dr. \. ". Maurceau Professor Of Dissssss
OF W.men-Twentie edition, Is mo-, pp. 250-Prics 81
Years o. suffering, physical and mental anguish 20 ma
band sht have 6esn spared BY timely possession Of As
work n is intended especially for the Married OF these
contemplating marriage, as 1t dscloses
which should be known to them particui arly.
Here, also every femaethe wife-the motker-the enc
stAer budding into manhood the other In the deens
Of years-in whom nature contem pistes importsnt
change can discover the causes symptoms and The most
and most certain mode Of cure. In svsrs
complaint to which her sex is subject
cExtract ofa letter from gentleman In Dayton, ohieJ
DR.. A. NJ. MAURIcRAu:-- DAYTON, May l, 1896.
Ny DEAR sR-My wife has been psrssptbly SINKING fos
some three In consequence Of her great
gush and suffering months before and during
hnementeyery successive one aud de5ia sag
and prostratng her putting her life In mminent aAar
and which wa the last occasion, despared or
this state of things inevitable, and RESIGNED nysen
heard book highly spoken Of As CONTAINING sone nas
ters reaching my On it's receipt and perus csnns
express you the relief afforded distressed sne
the its parted 10 vile, on s1es ~
discovery Of H. H. Desomeaux pro yidoa ~
opened pro spect which little coneeMsa NA poe
my sd all probability my VIZ MouAs asvs sssn
In her grave, and my children left motheress.
IL is Of course sccablet TO convey more tuily the
ssrons subjects they are OF nasure strctv
ntsnSed for The married. those marriage.
For sale grosdysy and A. the pubshins once -
Tley Mobile Aiabsma; r. b. Peterson, % chsstnut
strest Philadelphia On the recspt Of ST. COPY vlhs
trsnsmtted BY mail free Of postage TO any part snhs
United States All letters must Ne addressed PEST kAdte
DT.A. n. Mauricssu. boz LIZA ksv rofk sssy. oAsNlw
KnastS sAsSak
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ANTHOLOGY.


MATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
y1 LoveY.-Protsfor Lxwton Boston, formerly Of Len
don. will send to address, receipt o. dollar
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen 70 win
heart. desire The simple captivating
that all be married, irrespective Of appearance
positions and hough not least he with
such ease and deSaeJ that detection is impossible Nd
dress Professor Lawttn Boston, Mass No letters taken
from the Post Office unless the postage Is paid
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
l dcrs her services 20 ladies and gentlemen Of this city,
astrOogy love and law mAtters interpreting Dreams
&c by books and relied on by Nspoleon
marry Also, the Of the visitors. Residence, No 80
Great Jones street, Of Bowery LADIES' 90 CENTS
gentlemen, 81.
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oKPoRATIoN NoTTCE.-pUBLIC NOTICE is
u hereby ,yen the owners, occupant or oc-
eppnnts OF all houses and lots improved unmproyed
Lands affected thereby that the easements hare
completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the
Of the Bureau for examination by all
persons interested For tagging space four feet wide
the southery sidewalk Of Eleventh street, between
avenues and c. The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots OF ground vacant
Iot peces Of land situated the southerly
side Eleventh street. between avenues and c. All per-
sons whose interests affected by the above named
pemens and who opposed to the either of
them are requested 20 present their objections in writing
a. he nm their office No. Hall OF Records,
within thirty DAYS from the date Of THE potice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
IL
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT o

NEW MEDICAL BooKS.-A PRACTICAL WORK or
IN the Nature and Treatment OF Diseases, by H. Rest
wick NJ D., practising physician and surgeon sra leo.
turer these complaints Price reduced 60 81 :c-T
ceored plates Extract from the Boston Medical and Sur
cal Journal"It be said fearlesy to be equal 70
Acton Records great work the family Of dssfr,
and far superior 20 anything Of the kind before published IN
this country Author 81 awork Vices and their terri
Bile This s without doubt tie mos. truth
ful and important book this subject ever published
Price ST. Author of a book Natural Death, Diet a.
Family Physician Cause ~ Qusckery, &c. so. Tor sss ~
49, and By the author, 5q4 Broadway.
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INCLUSION TO NIAGARA FALLS-CELEBRATIoN
- Of the Anniversary of the Battle Of Lundys Lane,
July and -Excursion tickets over the New York and
buffalo emitting the holders to and return between the
22d inst and the LIST of August may be obtained at the
Cortsndt street for S. for the excuron Cars and boats
run AZ all hours Of the day between Buffalo and Nagara
rails go miles) at low fares Trains the Erie Railroad
leave loot Of Duane street at So A. NJ NJ and p. NJ
On sunday the train leaves at p Passengers
byth train viii reach Buffalo and Niagara Falls the nsz
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SIIIPPING.

TJNITrD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY-
sh' es
Aspinva and PsnamA-By order of the Postmaster Gene
,nd oregon nails ds.p.ssssS g the III
on a % as 3 .np s.s New
sunday NE selling to BE pespcnsa unit. the Monday fol-
msss. ss.rssS On the Psnsns
United =, States Mail ssssmsho foowinss
...'a'a!ps ses 1900
EsTiSI CRY 800 toms toms Il pohabo A s son:
Lsa1in New York for Asrinwa on the 9TH and 10th Of
The lew steamships Ell Dorado and Falcon viii form
G w s ssTa sss
= ps , to from S Orleans Team s
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong, Harris Co..
THs RArss RON WV YORK TO .srlSwALL WILLIE
Lover az. , SdI Forward ssiSSn
second Cabin stahdees %
P.rsSnssIs are landed a: the railroad depot,
nee o. expense The railroad being n oreraton and cars
the transmit Of he IsSpus may be performed in rom
Tho nus,aS &C Nall sr r e9ss4sr
g this steamers Inspected srgrovsd By tAs
yn Ss vii MsS leave
osa on tSay on srry t Of s Atlantic s n san Frau
4 Acapulco reserve YIN ss kew. y each end Il
s TUsSs to f ss sced9a TIE s.@ paos
on the Psoife one Of which viii 10 slgGy port a. oasb
GOLDEN GATE. 1890 Tons goLunsIA...... so Toa,.
NORTHEASTERN MORT isS dSTELofiE. io". .asS
REPgBLIc.. loo cARohlNA ......sos
pkNGon ...'i o osy G0LUMBos. !.
szEihssSI i%S E tS;HaSs;. So 80
The new steamship ccumb, viii Ty between ssa rrsa
sssS ipd sd
ing without delay With The mails and pssssnssrs for the
passage ~ The United STATS, msi ses@sr From New
York have preferences Of on board q The
propellsrs will be kept T tho transportation Of freight
sss os & vii assp up ina sso
top between Acapulco aud other Mexican ports Each
sr q & g T be se 70
Chagres at 70 cents per foot aud from TO San Fran
s s'SI 'a SnR I'm yof s Ing Tr ~ Sc
Comsanies III West street.. corner Of Warren New York.
nor CHARLESTON. SEMI WEEKLY L. 8. MAIL
hss,he splendid new and 9s ssGs steamship 8
North river saturday, July th az lSeock M NJ pre-
isdns win he signed All passage (haylss uaeqaaed
sPoTToRD TiLEsToS CO, No q south street.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., ONLY Authorized
pool packet ships. Drafts from and upwsrss
Once So south street New York Fenwiek Chambers Fen
wick street. and No. 5Regen Road Clarence Dock Liver
CuTP ARcoLF, FOR SAN TRANcIsco.-.THIs SPLEEN.
did vessel has the most superb odatons in first
cabin for limited number shs VII sail on or about the
this vesseL and Judge for r. srToAPp
A UsTRALIA-FoR FORT PHILIP DIRECT-rHR
sna The ssoTo pos paesss ~ ID Capt
has most state room aecomm dations for fam
ysssas ana shs captain having many year. sIpsrisRs:
.r ffYss'Rs s II. R, BE- Necessary pas
pvTLIR BxoTBERs. iS3 and lis ssush.ssresa
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EtA LIyAhfCCL-UNITkD STATES MAIL 1TEEH-
Il ssip ATLANTIC, Capt. James Wset-yhe ytcamship
VIII stJArt WITH hhe Unitea etAtes Nails Europe
nvsly on NktaIdAy, July 2tb. ~ Y ocoeh NJ from beg
bfth ~ The ioet 81 Canal ftrest Ne bsrth eesursd AN
Isis fc For freight pAssaes having ssstH-
sDwARD K COLLINS To-, q wan r,,ee,.
1bs Fftalnstp ARCTIC win sEsts6a ii ald SH
Anguish.
NOTICE TO .PAsgENGRRs.-PAssENeER PER
IN steamship Atlantic. for Liverpool, will please DO
On board :. The feet q Canal s.rss saturday Ja
wanted 90 the passage, marked "hslcw.r
TE1FEW YGRK AND LIVERPOOL, UNIFIED tJATrs
Hail SteREele-The ships composing Ala hne Ma iss
seItvMA- ATLANTIC, Captain Wosk
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Osptah Luce.
BALTIC. Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
Tbtt fa.It having ksen built by ssntrats o1Jstt fox
every Gaze has been tshon n their
sipehon-ss IN tAeu tnsLefo strength And speed
snd then passengers aAssualsd fsi
Free q passage flen New Yssh 10 1ivcspsel b arsA
cabin ~ N sssenS satin, So Rzspsivs q ssiia
From Liverpool 70 New York. 100 ard go.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each sh.f.
No ttyth secured until paid for.
NJ n
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A UsTRALIA.-FoR FORT PHILIP DIRECT-rHR
n magnificent and fast sailing packet MADISON Capt.
Trundy will s for the above port the N August and
lies or single Her between decks are
yeoated and the captain having many years sxperepce
In the Austraan trade make her the desirable vesi
Early Application will be necessary
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