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On Saturday October 80 JOHN F. H. ROCHE son of
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral this Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence 3O7 Mad
street
On Friday. October 20, FREDERICK youngest son Of
Isaiah and Malvina Keyser aged 10 months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents OF Fftieh street and Fourth to-
day at one o'clock
At Hamilton square New Jersey, October 90 MARY
Ann wife Of Simeon Reed Esq and only sister Of Henry
L, West. of New York.
on Friday October 90 of Inflammation of the bowels
BRIperT McBRipE in the 41st year of her age
The friends and relatives of her husband and those of
her brother Peter Hami are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this day the 3s inst half past
O'Clock from the residence of her husband Patrick
Mcbride No 81 Ridge street
On Saturday October 80 at half past o'clock of dis
ease Of the heart Rev. JOHN CLAYTON, native of
Queens County Ireland and lately of MARYLAND.
His remains will be taken to Greer wood for iuterment
to-day. at two O'Clock His friends and those of his
nephew Edward Holland are invited to attend his Ane
raj. from los Ludlow street
On Saturday, 3Oth inst, WILLIAM W. VAN vEoHrEN,
aged Sc years.
attend the funeral from his late residence 1872 East
Eighteenth street on Monday afternoon q. O'Clock
On Friday, October 20, ARCHIBALD GEppIs, aged sc
years, months and &c days.
The friends of his family requested attend the
funeral to- day at two O'Clock, from his late residence
on De kalb avenue, near Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
On Saturday. October 80. THOMAS WARNER, aged %
years months and % days, from injuries received in
Westeryelts yard
His friends respectfully invited attend the fune-
raj to day. from his late residence $50 East Ninth street
On Saturday, October 80 at two o'clock, in the Goth
year Of her age Mrs ELIZABETH E. WATERBURY, widow of
the late Alderman n. Waterbury.
The friends and acquaintances of the faulty
specially invited to attend her funeral TO day half
past o'clock from her late residence No 144 Lewis
street.
On Friday evening" October 20, FREDERICK DiBBLEE
Counsellor at Law.
His friends respectfully invited to attend the fuus-
raj without further invit alton Monday O'Clock
NJ. at Trinity Church The remains will be taken to
Greenwood.
On Saturday, October so of short but severe Illness
AGNES youngest daughter OF William and Isabella
Romans.
Her friends and acquaintance invited attend the
funeral this att at two O'Clock from the house Of
her father No. 249 West street
AT Troy n. Y, October 80, WILLIAM HARprE in the
3, Of his age formerly Of Montreal Canada East
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From phtindelphIa.


SERIOUS RIOT BRAZILIAN TREATY, ETC.
pHiLADFtrHIA. Oct so, 1852
disturbance occurred this morning in the western
part q the city between party rowdies Who were
svirg ball at the Western Hoe House ana the watch.
Dnen Tn rowdie- fired upon the officers Joan Brad
ley X OF 10 the head MIR McheDnyg upper lip and
teeth were shot away and Thomas johnson severely
bit with siung shot The rowdes all made their eacspe
sId Afterwards attacked the house OF baker near
Scbuylkl ana broke in and stole quantity If bread
Captain Wnpble If the ship Grey Eagle, arrived last
might from Rio Jtpeiro bas gsue TO Washington with
despstcbee for the government incolDg ratified copy
OF the treaty between Brazil and the United states
The Franklin Institute Exhibition oo'ed this evening
the prr+s were awarded during the afternoon
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-ON wEnNES-
- dsy Noysnbsr 50. 81 hafpast o'clock, Pm, match
for xiMU Ahs hsen In harness d. Phfer names {. N.
Lady Vernon; n,ase wcedrsf names b E. Young Butch
oclosk ana return as soon a. the sport il
over Fare eaoh way Is cents
JOHN 1. sNEDIKER. Proprietor.
CENTkEVlLLE COURSE. L. I-TROTTING-THURS-
day, November 4th 1t o'clock p NJ Purse and stake
SNU mile heats best three in Ave. In harness f. Nodne
names m Highlander Maid II. Jones' CHI. 4. For
rel Billy owner names Toby Omnibuses leave Fulton
ferry, Brooklyn, at o'clock.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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Democratic Meeting at Cold Spring.

CoLp SPRING Oct. 80 1852
Last evening witnessed the greatest and most enthusi
astc meeting of the democracy and torch light pro
cession, ever witnessed in old Putnam The procession
was nearly three miles long and numbered from 600
10 COO apparently half the inhabitants OF Nswburg
present There were half dozen brass bands, most
OF the dwellings illuminated Cannon and rockets
ass discharged Speeches were also delivered by
Nesrs Y Corse, Ben Southland Charles Fowler,
and others They received with great cheering by
Stx,da
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LEAEY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRIE aS.-THE
"A Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
Clay Hail station New York, daily SUNDAYS exceped
connecting with Abe western Railroad for Albany ana Troy
lsbsnon Springs Pitsed Springfield. and other rserme
Siste stations. At O'Clock +. M-Accommodation Nain
road going Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take
The 10 O'clock A. NJ arsn 80 Chatham, Western Rarsad
Csnssn and stage 10 Lebanon arriving early the a
tsfnoou Fare through 81 N. sLoAT, suporinsend,ns
GyAADGN ANB AABOY RAILROAD roR PHILADEL-
~ phis.Lesres BY SIC amtoas JOHN POTTER, Pier No.
North river, ~ A. NJ AND r H. through in AZ hours,
Fsre first GLASS; F3 second clssc Thy r. n line onyl
gssurnnE leave Philadsphs soos az Walnns street, st
HUDSON RIVER .RAILROAD-TRAINs, DAILY.
bsny and Troy = Through Fares all Trains $1.s0.--
Express Train A: through in hours connecting With
Nail Train A. M-ThrouSh Way Trains 81 / and 4P. n
Express Train p Mhcoommo iation Train 7.3o T. H.
Sunday Mail Train p NJ from Canal Street-Passer-
streaa. GEO. STARK, Superintendent.
NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH TO
~ Charleston, Norfolk Portsmouth, via Bay Line
One Of the Bay line will the end
Spears wharf daily Sundays excepted for Norfolk Ports
Orleans at o'clock in the evening Fare from New York
TO Charleston $50 New York to Norfolk IS co. No charge
for berh No charge for baggage from the depot tie
boat Through tickets purchased Of r. Dean agent
n. j. r. r., foot Of CORTLAND street.
Mn. FALLS, Agent, Baltimore.
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN cd States Mail and Express Lines, through in four
hours New jersey Ea road via Jersey CityLeayng New
p NJ Leave Philadep ha at and a. M, and 5x z. NJ
For frst class s. I'd do lin and AN $780, For Balt
more Washington, Norfolk and Charleston through tict
the A. N. and 81 P. NJ lines from New ork. Passengers
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
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Fearful Railroad Accident,

TWO LIVES LOST AND SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 80, 1852.
We have just learned from passenger BY the express
train from New York that passing the canal
bridge at Windsor Locks one of the rails broke and
preciptated the last car containing about eighteen
passenger into the canal
The three hindmost of the track when the
rail gave way breaking up their trucks ana tearing up
the track In great style
The into the canal in about twelve feet OF
water. and was broken all to pieces
Two persons only Messrs Parker are known to have
been drowned They we're brothers who had unex'
pectedy returned from California and Ding to
nriae their wives Their bodies have been recovered
number Of the passengers or less injured
hut none IL Is believed, fatally
One lady had an arm broke
The Rev Mr.. Clark of Worcester, severely hurt,
and IL at the Msssasot House here
There a rumor Of lady being 10 but it proved 70
be incorrect
The track Is so broken mp that the cannot pass
either way and passengers transferred from set
of 10 another
At last accounts this evening they drawing the
water from the canal to IL any more persons
Lost
One hundred laborers the ground repairing the
0emsge
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Married..

At Brooklyn, the 29th inst by the Rev. j. f. Rod
well WILLIAM ANDREWS, of New York TO Miss LOUISA &.
CAMERON. Of Scotland.
At Boston October rs. by the Rev e. Kirk CHARLES
A. RAPALLo, Esq of this city. to Miss HELEN SUMNER,
daughter Of Bradford Sumner of Boston
On Saturday. October 80, by the Rev DR. Pise at the
Church Of st. Charles Borromeo Brooklyn ALEXANDER
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE.

aLnAsAc FOR EEw roRK.-rRr DAY.
Sue RIsEs... ........ II MOON RIsEs .....,. %
suE SETS. Sc HIGH morn 10 -
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TeIegraphlc Reports.

ALBANY. Oct 80, 1852
No receipts sent in by the Collector The market
for -four has been steady at previous rates. with Of
26C0 barrels Genesee wheat sells at 114c Corn-Therc
lie soat and sales to report Barley-S 900 bush
els Wisconsin, to arrive sold Csc some State two
rowed at 72c and four rowed at T51sc
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Southern Politics,

MARYLAND AND THE PRsIDENCY-Ngw CANDIDATES
IN GEORGIA. ETC.
BALTIMORE October 30, 1852
The democrats are freely betting Maryland going
for Pierce and large have been bet to day both
parties being confident Of success
The Augnets (Ga Sentinel places the names of Willard
FILLMORE and Crittenosa at its head for President
ard Vice President.
No mail south of Richmond mas been received to-
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From st. JOIN, N. Ii.

BOsION- Uctobtr. 30, 1871
81. John N B.. papers az yesterday at hand They
filled With the the last iness death
Of Daniel Webster The Nar Brunswtcker has a tee-
graphic despatch that President Fillmore has the
hshery and reciprocity matters his hands aud
aided by the Secretary Of the Treasury will prepare and
present the matter to Congress
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Interruption on The Erie Canal.

ALBANY, Uctobtr 81 1917.
IL is feared that the lock Nontezums the Erie
cersl will have to be pumped out 10 make repairs il
30 navigation will be delay for eight days
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The Cholera AT Quebec.

QUEBEC Oct. 30, 1857
The House to-day rejected motion for adjourn
ment on account Of the cholera The report Of the
health ofoer shown nothing alarming The deaths since
ths 2Sth September have been 2s On Thursdsy there
were two deaths On Friday six, and to-day only
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From Buenos byres.

Z, Uct- IoIl
Ths brig Russell arrived here this morning Dueros
Ayres She briggs the dates those received in
New York N day by the Wright il but ia addition
reports that the damaged part of the cargo the ship
Southern Cross would be sold The vessel much
iuyxd
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WASHINGTON oct. ~ tst2,
The Republic Of this morning says that when the full
scope of the Havana difficulty ascertancd the "a minis
traitor will be found ready and sbe maintain unsul
lied ami unnured the henor aud interests of the United
States
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Political.

BOSTON, Oct % I85E
letter from the Hon EG@ard Everett in favor Of the
election Of General Scott ana urging all wings tor
hin Is published 70 day.
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PIo JhNErEo-shir Plato-B + Fisher az the bark Cum
bsTland Got Blaeford, Rc}. condemned a. Rio.
NASSAU, NP--Brg Pedtazzs--hugh Mackey Esq lady nm
two children, Jas Waladra Vincent Wyiey, ii Fox.
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PEnNprIrraA Got s.-( reported ~ Barker, Brothers
Cows hoard S2GW Pennsy lvspia 81, 81 90 he.
high u tt 50 0s 10, sb LOO chesspeale az Delaware
tsi lVp hoGdipE RallroNd hortesse Co. < 90 l0OV do
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Uct JL
Arrived-Bark Cordoba Darling. Turks Isands l4th inst
Left brig Fairy. for NYork next day
Below-Brig Brandywine, from Pernambuco; Marie Em.
lie, Rio aneiro "
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BY CRAP HI.
rns Death Of mr.. webeser.

The Death OF Mr.. Webcser.
RMIeOvs SERVICES IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
BosToN, Oct 80, 1882
Bhop East. has issued form Of prayer relative
the death Of Mr. Webster to be used In the Episcopal
al 1T Sunday
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TYR MORRISON rs CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
- and SURGICAL Ditpensary 2oH Fulton street. favor.
hby known Tor thrtytniee years Once hours A. w.
9P NJ See his Diploma as W r. G. Surgeons Landon with
his office
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ApsTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTuLr

Us 7 ! A. - PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
"A paekets@The magnificent clipper ship SCARCE. aow
lying at pier 10 East River Allison Howes commando
1870 tons burthen will succeed the oNECO fifth chip
this lne and sail puctualiy the November for
Melbourne Port Philip The scArgo has made on voy-
age and guaranteed Al the underwriters London ara
New York Her atons will he
squalled She eight feet h height between decks willis,
OF the other chips half
built with all tho modern ForbeS
rig and Is precisely similar 10 model and tonnage TO tho
OCEAN EAGLE, Acknowledged hv all be ono Of TIE
fastest aud finest ships n the port Of Ney York su
cient to add that she win be fitted
sae the previous ships Of this line eoient
surgeon and provided Passengers he
their passage informed shin will -su
punotuay as advertised should delay possibly
they will be provided with board lodging sps
pense An Early application for berths Ia recommended -
the ority of this snip will ke the Eago)
her berths TO be all engaged before date Of sailing
sage apply to
JOHN OGDEN u r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street
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hE WARDS TREATMEfT--SIGNAL SUCCESS
- Never en-, faiures-Dr Weird re.rectfuiy aunon,o.s
his discovery 81 which ought
entirely surersde the Old SLOW ystem Those ~hs
require rhy eoisu arnes,ly invited Oace 10 Cansl
street, one door cast of Broadway
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DR. spoLAsco, MD, A.B, SC, sss BRoApwA,

nk. SPOLAsCO, MD, Al, &C, 553 BROADWAY
- trom London.) Of world wide spread reputation.
whose great aud mastery all diseases astonsbes
everybody and whose groat and good name when hs
professional tour throughout Europe This fsms
long ahead q him tho delighted popnlace Invariably nm
horsed lis chariot and him cities aud towns
for his wonderful and unexsmped espeniay
the brave democrats of reand In for which
spaasco invites all those Of old Ireland this FREE
country who 81 k or lame bimf poor shall
have his best vice Erats
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eerttt, oht dopr easp o' hrhhdWAy
fTHF MARRIED woyAN's PFivATE MEDICAL
CemrAiion,-by Or 4 ~ Mefricoau Professor o.
DiteAfes Of omep.-Tw wen Lieth eation lSmo. pp ~
Price SlYears of suffering % physical aud mental
guish to aneetpr1t5 wife and pecuniacy dime
ties to the huslsnd aght have been spared by rry
married thoso contemplating marriage, II discos
important secrets which should be known TO shem par.'
Hore sso, every maIethe wife-the mother-ths IN.
either budding Into snhood the othsr In the deo
q yesrs--in whom natarc contemplatos impor.Asi
efficient remedies, and the most certain mode N
complaint to which her "a ruhiect
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton 0hleJ
DAyros, Navl iaid
NY Dear Sir.My wife has boon perosp6hly sinknr sa
three 10 eoRgoqtenee Of hr great
guh and srferins months before and during her
hnenentevery successive and dehlitatips
and prostcating her putting her life in imminent danger
aud which tho last ocessop des paired of stp
self to meet the worst Az the time tnNw a,ons
months) heard book highly spoken Of taniM.
some tsacmng ny case on s receipt and p@rn.e
cannot to The relief afforded my d
mind and the JOY les impaired on iearnin
chat The great discovery II ". Desoioenux provaef
remedy u opened prospect which little oen
have passed my herd In all human pr habjntv o.
wife would have been in her grave and my cbdrer s
10 TO- Of conrso imrrsesicshe convoy more fully
Serious snbe,ts treated o. they uf strtcy
offended Tor the married o. those cortsmlls,ing maj
A. he pnblhhng Office, 30 I2o liberty a.ree NJ York
Atue& Go, Albany Joseph tucker Mohae, ala r. q
Peterson No ~ Chestnut street Phsdelphia On the ts
postage 70 any part United state. all le.tsrs
Re ada,e,sed rost paid, e pr. " mhGsiCEAu bosLr
contents OF The book viii forwraoi 10 ary
e,nsu who RAY desire H. o. spense part
DATED statea, BY addressing az aecvs.
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NTEW YORK Ann PuILADEIpgIA-Dy LIMIT
SIIIPPING.

VUINrER ARRAE GExENT-THr LIVERPOOL AND
Ph.deghis stesnsn,p Company intend sailing :hs
SI%$ q Sss s,s':. ls,.ss
,r,,,-, -, ynom ssII.AprLraI.. -.
sETE g aS ssss:sssy g. I
StE7 q szNsnssfE ssarsasy Sss
Sf$s $E SsssSSS :
ggry OF MANCHESTER Ea4a h'vraFs ssaees. sept 1855
CIV CIV 81 sssSqM Gel
Hin & ssNsHnssEa sssass$$sy ~
o'Ty OF SANcF MATES 81 xy MsSSeasisa"' Mob % m
sGs
i S1Sss1s =. s " s 3Iasa1S Is
iA''a''As '''T ThiR s5' CLASS pAssENeEas
limited ngrhes q third ess psasSngsrs Will q .,s's
Frgn Phiiadelph So From dssrroeI 8 gaias,s.
age teOusc Of bringing cut saeT fsndt AZ corresponding
Fteghs GA per bon. Cosrss goods hardware Ss viii he
iakon subject TO agreement
fSsSi drats Srawn a. sisls o. England aud Irsiani
~ r'f1 RchR asiRsSa H. v.o NJ ror
h1s S TsSi CO.. 6ass sslse.
MY YORK AND ,aAYR: sTrAn NAVIGATION
Company United STATE, MAJ ssstpsTs s .As
SoHb s. Inns sSs@S S .ad N Ss Yr
Ns1 ard soa'saar''n' for nc year ,i CD Tho rsnsv
sss sSss sisssr g.
Ils@sS;ls'. ~, lyssS;i, Sss :,
These hu esrssa5T goyoynmer, ;srvios :.
:,rsnstS or comfort ~ .sy vssssia saos Ti.if soso
noeations t9r hIe q .hs mess approved fnta
offer passengers proceeding % London svsr
Price q pssasse frsm New YORK 10 southampsono,
staS SsIro o. Southampton 10 New York Ia
10 passage secured rns paid for AN experienced rsS
Tor S6RT Il Hss.i iyK K Agent IS Broadway
SdRT TiSE 1At cR3sRs .g'i q CO., sea.h.np,,a
" connecting Win lhs Paoao Maj stetmship Company
oregon, AsrlnwaI sndPsuamsThs splendid new snt
sGSSs soS sse 1 sreS sie csn%ss IN ~. a.
Friday Nov ss2 ocloci r pTeslssy from pier 'oe,
compins magnificent dt.smer PAN AVA vii be n rSsa
.ss sfr r s % s %
rpsrd the part q companies send h,r ras.
RArra o. sARr 70 AsrrswGsl.
LsSie r ,s ss, loo s.sssrcom
Eeosno eath stsndees..
Passion win be landed At The railroad wharf Isrs,
WALL free Transit q tho isthmus A. tie pa'esnsefs
sase
Rates from Psnsn, San FrshcSco on che most
Gn%aass ses 3 !. s,s ss tsmo.
No Y. Wet ssrces, corner e Warren, y. Y,
M & e ssss SSe WY vi ). .sSad IN
once between the hours of 10 O'Clock Abs d-S Of
sailing
UNITED STATES VAIL sTEAss1IP WASHINGTON,
y Nj Fitch Commander, viii sail fer nfe nen, soueL-
Ing =. southampton on satwaay NGsemtere, IRON ree
In nrst cabin, man saloon
u irst cabin lower saloon. tQl
An experienced ruiiect i, st,ehsd !; as iip Al et
ssr Az IoudaS r ses s o So'g pS
h0fLlR, SAND aiERA, AGonls. d ssssh street,
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS PRACTICAL MEDICAL FRIEND
- Those Of the uufortun ate who have been treated
vaingly hitherto, are especially invited examine
His electrical remedies air without
hce. Canal street, one door east Of BIZ adway.
NE. WARDS TREATMENT = SIGNAL SUCCESS
- Never any failuresDr Ward has discovered oertas
trsnsce ndant means If Mess SAFE salts
beyond belief. NJ rapd. radical Among ths
hrst blessings of Providence Office street
east Of Broadway.
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y semi-weekly United states Mail Line--Ihs new and
fast going steamer JAMES ADGER D Jkinson, command
err will leave pier NOT North river Wednesday, Nov.
Sd, AZ four o'clock NJ precisely For freight apply
board where all bills Of adng Will be signed and
age at the office of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 4s South street.
Savannah passengers tcketed through without
charge Passengers will suffer detention at Charleston
have been made with South Carolina
railroad to despatch extra train the arrival of the
No bills of lading signed after tie
called. The Union will follow Saturday Noyember6
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SHIPPING.

NOR sAVANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
Il wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt J. E.
Walton, VIII leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wednes
day. the 9th nst at 10 o'clock A. M from second wharf
above Vine street In speed and strength and in
for the convenience comfort OF
this ship unsurpassed Fare from New York Phsds
pha S25 storage So The State Georgia leaves above
every alternate Wednesday Agents in Philadelphia Heron
& Martin, 37la North wharves.
sAVAN, PADELFORD. FAY co.
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a oR AusTRALIA:- NEW YORK AND CANADA DIS.

EVOK
i patch Line.-The beautiful clipper chip BOruNIA tUs
tons burthen James Ayory commander will sail for
above potve the 18th Of November This spen
did ship has uneqnaed accommodations comfort
families single between decks are very hra
and thoroughly ventilated No expense been epsred
to maize this the most desirable vessel p
mander having great experience in the Australian
short passage he expected Early application wiz
be board for freight passage pier Is
river Butler Brothers l63 ana South street or 10
Isaac T. Smith l0l w all street
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VAEDE RBILT LII E.-FoR SAN FRANCISCO.
The only line giving tickets for crossing the Jsthmus
Ihe favorie double engine steamship PRohETHEuS lSh
tons will leave from pier No North at three ocloob
Pm precisely, Friday, November for San Juan del
Norte connecting with the Pacific
Transit route having but twelve mles Of land
sportation. These unrvaed in their accom-
Inodstions and ventilation For information passage
apply only TO D. H. ALLEN, Agent, q
No, Batterr place. vp skaira.
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LHOR SAVANNAH-U. s. MAIL LINE.-THE sUPB.
L rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt Thomas Lyon Sstur
day Nov 9th at o'clock r. NJ. from pier n r. Apply
SAML l.. MITCHELL, No. Front street. The Ala5AnA
Capt. G. D. Ludlow, Saturday. Nov. 18th For speed
strength Accommodations fare these ships have No sa
periqr on The
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ErOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-TUE NEW DOUBLE
y engine etsamshpN liLIAM PENN, Winthrop sears,oom
mander, will leave pier No East river for above port
direct, Friday November 9th 2o'coot r. w. This
ship has elegant accommod aons for passengers
10 CABIN ttate room 500 passage " steerage SH Ship
ars must supply taensey9 with thus steamers form Of
bills OF laong other viii 10 signed They BIO had
on application to the agent Blla aiding win he signed AT
The office previous day Ct calling when they will BIO
signed on board. No freight received hills Of lading
grned, after twelve o'clock the day OF sailing. For
freight OK passage, apply on board, orto -
l.. LINCOLN e. co, 100 Pearl strcot.
Agents in New orleans-Nopars. Mark Thomas, q
Fatche1 street.
The steamship Benjamin Franklin will succeed and sa
SATURDAY, Noyen Der 20, SIT o'olock Il. NJ.
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