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SATURDAY, Oct 9-6 p. NJ.
AsHEs-Saes have been made of As bbls., pots, at
81 $50, and pearls at SIS 561 per 100 lbs.
BREADs1UFrs Flour active and firm. The days
business reached 1000 bbls ordinary to choice State at
81 25 81 43a4; mixed to fancy western at 81 3ih
81 56h; rye at 81 SO 50 621a; and common to good
Southern at "a 56l 81 u.s. Wheat seemed and
higher15 600 bushels white Western taken at 81 Oh
$500 do. Canadian at csc and 500 red Southern on
private terms There have been 200 bushels rye pur
chased in lots at &c., and 500 bushels fair two-roved
baseys at 75c-an abatement. Corn favored factors
the sales included "a GOO bushels unsound at
mon Southern white at 72c and Western mixed at 72s
73c.
CoTroS.-saes to day 1000 bales without change in
prices.
FREcHrs RATES steady to Liverpool but engage
msnts light 500 600 bales cotton engaged at
Sd with some lots of grain at AZ sd. For -four I'D.
offered, and Id. asked LOCO sacks quercron bark
were taken private terms supposed to be l5d per bag
To Glasgow 800 bills -four engaged at Is Cd 1s9d
There alteration to notice in rates for London,
Havre, OF California.
PRovsIoNs.-Pork somewhat unsettled. Poor,
prime and mess obtained SIS SO and SIT rs while
Of good prime and mess were effected at sis Isl SIS 87k
SIT S7 per Dbl The days operations amounted to 500
bbs all descriptions Cut meats and dressed hogs
unchanged Lard seemed in demand and 400 pkgs fair to
prime brought $40. 12c. Per h. Beef varied little,
the days sales including $50 bbls; prime at 81 &c. and
mess, at $40 $14 Prime mess actively inquired
and largely dealt in for future delivery at SIS per
fierce Butter and cheese continued previously repre-
sented.
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Miscellaneous Religious Intelligence.

INVITATIONS.
The church in Bloomfield, N j. presented a call for
Rev. M Sherwood to become their pastor.
Rev ID. Musgrave, pastor Of the Third Presbyterian
Church baltimore has been invited to the Secretary
chip Of the Board OF Publication Of the Presbyterian
Church Of Philadelphia
ACCEPTANCE
= Fsy Jas Butler Of Mass has accepted the call Of
the First Orthodox Congregational Church and Society in
CINCINNATI to become Their pastor.
oRDINATIoNs.
On Sunday, Oct 3, in the morning the Right Rev
Bfhop Williams held ordination In st. Mary Church.
Manchester, Mass when Mr.. Philip Tocque OF the Theo
logical Department Of Trinity College admitted to
the holy order Of doacons.
On the 2sth ult Mr. J. Gardner Hale "a graduate Of
Andoyer Theological Seminary ordained as a Mig
sionary, at Chelsea, Vermont.
Mr. George Claiming was ordained as an Evangelist
at Rev Mr. Pixies Church in Dorchester the Sd inst
Nr. Thomas d. Howard was ordained at Perry Me- on
the goth ult.
Mr. Thomas Hill Pons was ordained Minister Of the
Church and Society Of the First parish Sharon Mass
on the ed ult.
Rev. Joseph W Bacchus, lately tutor in Yale College
was ordained Pastor Of the othodox Con gIegationa
Church, In Blackstone Sept 10th.
DECLINED.
Rev. DR.. HUMPHREYS, Of Louisville has declined the
Proessorshp rendered to him in the Princeton Theoog
cal Seminary.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
The Springfield Republican announces the death OF
Rev. John W. Hardy an old Methodist clergyman well
known In Western Massachusetts At the time of his
death he was Chaplain Of the House Of Correction
Rev. Humphrey Humphreys, a Methodist clergyman
o. the New York Conference, and well known In New
York and Brooklyn died at Monroe Orange county Y.
On the 18th ult
NEW CHURCHES,
new Uniyertalist church will be dedicated In Hami
ot ter county Ohio on the fourth Sunday in Ooto
aer; 18th The meeting will be commenced on the
week ~ ~ e. 80
D.ns new satnolc church at Xenis 70 be called st.
Bridgets, Y TO be dedicated ON the 18th OF November
A new Catholic church at Morrow. warren county
Ohio, Is TO be commenced forthwith
Rev John Ludlow, D. D, was ssvgurated on the Is
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Stock S0lea.

PEIIApELpHIA Oct 1lReported By Barker Brothers &
Co First Bodrd-lO30 Penn SIS 96L; 1000 Camden and
Amboy Railroad 6s rs 1ooi 1000 eigh 6s 81 961 900
do So s6; Harrisburg Railroad 60 so 50 Union Ca
ferred IS. 274 DIDO 27 50 do cash, g'4 50 DO, cash.
27i 100 do cash, 24 Pennsylvania Railroad 4Si Le
high Navigation 6 Morris Canal Preferred b. So; do
Is gs do, b. 9 Bark Of Kentucky, no 100 Girard
Bef,oeen Boards3 600 Reading Railroad Mortgage, 6s
1886 u s0Cty Railroad, S. ss 3D. lo7a 52Ndo 3D. 971
10 Lehgh Navigation 63 Ii Harrisburg Railroad So do
5g 100 gnSn Canal l5 100 Long Island Railroad b.
100 DO 1856 do h5 IS Second Board.l 900 United
States e. 80 = lesas; 1000 headiSg Ksilsoad ss 10
~ 7e los 200 DO 'e7 1881; 90 DO 81 los Soo L.
b. l5 Pennsy vania Railroad, 4s 100 sehuylk Nayi
cation Preferred ~ do 60 z 5 90 do % 2 100
100 do b. 965 100 d. b. 26 30 do, b. 26tS 50 do b.
l3l,
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VIM never meet upon this word Eptsoeres We have
srmcisn proof hat the word church aass a.
Episcopelian stand up and that his church the
true church when there was nothing ever heard OF II
until the time Of Henry VIII. When the Anne
rcsn and Foreign Bible society undertook to re-
wise the Bible, they ought to have done it right
lists The meaning of the word Bsptixo, Is total i'm
mersion You might as we'll call DR.. Cone bhhop,
list lie concuoed his remarks by saying that whsneyer
this question agated again. he would claim the
liberty OF having something say upon the question Of
the :" revision at the Bble y
A hymn was then sung by the congregation.
Rev G. W. EATON, of Madison University, next ad-
drested the meeting He said thst when he came to the
city he bad idea of speaking upon this question He
did not think II necessary to make tpeech here
he thought the andene would be of the opinion
He then offered the folio wing esolution
Resolved That while we feel bound BY the spirit and
q se Gospel r to seek TOR purity i need be at the
Of di.unon among brethern and hereby would urge
nOrs action tie all important work Of swing to ali ma
tons the word q God faithfully translated.
lie then vent on 10 say. that good very often
made great many mistakes in he way Of making
There is peace hat be valuable lasting that not
based emit on The truth The first thing
after gain the foundation i to get great truth
Not only is tie truth ntrnsioay valasbletruh alone
viii conquer al things aud God will give us the victory
in the end IL we have iden flied ourselves with his
truth he will ever be ready to help lie thought the
elements necessary to the of any object
three thngs list to do the right thing ID 10 do il in
the right way; and Sd 10 do it in the right spirit
lie would not honor fasthood by making it the
OF great object even though be could nation by
h The reason was because the evil spirit woul0 return
with other spirits than the first We
getting along very well and there is great responsibility
resting upon you God has given you this great work TO
perfoI perform 1t we'll 1t becomes US, Chris
tans, 10 act gotpe and hsrmonze all If we
We cannot compromise this l think this
moment propirious for work and let proceed in
it, Why sir in future times nothing will be
mon than for and to say that this part of
the Bible not perfect translation Nobody thought
about revising until these days Now sir you viii
afowertu help in the Baptiss. would like to the
hnr
revision All the opposition the revision is the result
of preu6ice and Ignorance He then urged harmonious
action hut still they should not compromise their honor
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Rev i. DRUMMoND called for the reading of the
fortysjxth psalm containing their sentiments
than any other part of the Scriptures
The doxoogy then sung with much fervor; the
benedicton pronounced BY the President and the
society adjourned sine die.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER Q, 1859.



Steamship Florida, woodruff savannah s / MitchiIi
Steamshp Union, Adams Charleston, spoaord Tileston
steam15hip Roanoke, Elliott Norfolk, Elliott
shhiP Sila Pigeon Putnam San Francisco. Ogden.
shin Ashburton, MoWillams Liverpool Grnneli, Min
sbip Greenwich, Childs ST John Nh, Ladd & Church.
ship silas Leonard, Basset, 81 Stephen, NIB, Elwe
sshhip Tlyira Owen, Owen, Mobile, D PIlkington.
sPP hSre o t's Noble PfsdfsSn r Ns ose Hazard
P Raah Jcnes NcN NS oTl or,aT Eg oyd aoken
ship EsIin1ola, BaIstow; New Orleans, Nesmth sons
emp heideiDers 'neW) sagory New Orleans, eager
Bark Globe. Blair, schodiao Ncsmith & sans
Bark Mount Washington, Drinkwater, Machias Ncsyth
Brig Rio tswedl Todc Hull, Funoh & Meineks.
Brig Iodine tBrl Miles, Bay Of Fundy, barclay g. Liv
Brig Gov Brown, Trim 81 Marks &c, Brodle Pe.,o,.
Brig Phebe Ann Paige sinekin, Jacksonville Thompson
Brig DISC, Smith, Philadelphia VIM Insalis.
sehr Bernard tHan), koop, Tenerie, Thompson Il
schr Maria Davis Davis Savannah Van Brpp. s,,ob.
sehr Col sattery, Elwood, charleaton, N MoCready
schr Ira Brewster, Williams Wilmington. N / Nsc,esdv
schr Elliott, Buckaloo. Georgetown DC. master.
sehr Osborn, Osborn, alexandria Mott Bedeii
Schr Atlantic, Nickerson, Salem, II w Ropea & Ca
s,hr WolcOtt, Beers, Boston, Dayton sprssae ~
sloop Charles, Rhodes, Providence
sloop Maria Louisa, Bennett, Fall River.
Arrived.
Steamshp southerner, Foster, Charleston boura
dte and passenger to spoGord Teston IL Co Tbuysgav
o'clock NJ 20 miles q Hatterss exchanged signals
with large ship showing a tri.colored signal.
ship Independence ipkt) Gordon, London and Ports-
Mnturn B Co. Oct ), OF Georges ShoaI saw a large
stesmshiP bound tPacfe, hence for LyerpooI Took
pilot on Tuesday. - -
ship Memphis Davis, New Orleans l6 days. with mdse, 70
WIN Nelson a. Son. - $3.50 ~
Bari Forbes of New Haven't, Francis, Bonairs Sept
10 with salt TO H6tohkss T. Bros New favsn Rept ~
topss foreea and other light sails blew out Of the gaae
lost toIgalsnt maste and vas boarded by sea which
psied away boats water ces steve bulwarks aad demo
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Ariel do Do 1.-THE latter has been rePord lith ssst
fzth bark Commodore Williams, NYork.
IIvxRpooL Sept. -Sid, bark Palmetto, Bell, 81 Tho
Adv America Lang for Boston I'd inst; Western STAR
Knowles, do 5th Clara Wheeler Nelson. 20th Jenny
Lind Robinson and Saebem Woodbury. do with despach
Arctic tsl for 9th; Europe 81 d9sth Chandler
Westerveit do 18th; Columbia do LIST inst; Emma Field
do Alb; Queen OF the West and Australia do 9Th; Houghton
do sth Sheridan Porter and Phillips do th
l6th Andrew Foster do et Mddlesex, Parmalee do with
City Of Manchester ~ for 18th ui
Shenandoah LIST inst Iucsrora do 18th; Inca Wiley for
Baltimore 2h ult Switzerland Cartor for with
NO 26tb; Jas Wright do 2sth; snowdon 3th Mobile
Tnbox LIST inst Argo Macodack for Australia with des
VERA CRUZ, Sept l6-No Am vessels In port
ZAzA, Sept lS-No Am vessels in port.
Home Ports.
BOSTON, Oct S-Arr barkF Gen Taylor, Sweetser Savan
nah; Justice Story Ryder BALTIMORE briggs Gen Wilson o
NYork Perkins, MOBILIZE II Matthews Devereux, Baltimors
Charlotte, Emery, Phada; Shackford, Niche do;
Brnokerhof Philbrook, do Richmond Chesley do; Orion
Upton, Helen Maria, Pierce, do; Lawrence Crowe
tor Park do sehrs Elizabeth Ann Morris Cape nayten
10th ult Oneoo, Baker Alexandria; Cambridge York, Bal
timore; Miller Richards; Franklin. Brown Removing
Baker; lily Franklin Smith; Patterson, Peacock;
ger Heath; Isabella, thompson Challenge, Coson Il An
denred, Corscn Sarah Cook Magellan Cloud Sar-
gent; Yantc Parsons tuler Bradley and oriana Bray
pha; Montana Halett and Cora, Chase Albany
Jos Baker Ames; Ceorgana Matthews and Golden Rule
Matthews Rondout; Mount vernon Hall and Isabella Ar
becam NYork. Signal for three bgs. Cid barks Melton
yerd Islands; brig Tyrone Leland Georgetown SCI schr
Charm Berry Baltimore. Sid bsrks Lady OF the Lake Echo
briggs Gypsy Queen. Ann Merritt, Neal Dow, Chan Swift
Adema and from below, bark Carlo Mauran. Schr Danl
Francis sid Tuesday.
MOBILE, Oct Arr bark John Murray, Clapp Boston;
brig Jonathan Cnley Tenneson, NYorE.
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On Saturday October O. BARBARA FOREST wife Of Tho
Forest native Of Cullross, Pcrthshre, Scotland
The friends of the family invited to attend her fu
neral which will take place to day (Sunday) at
o'clock. Z. NJ, from her late residence, No 81 West
Twentysixth street, between Sixth and Seventh
nues.
On Friday October s, JEssr pINsrNT FISHER youngest
son Of john and Elizabeth Fiher.
The friends and acouaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Us East Twenty fifth street.
at two O'Clock this day Sunday without farther inv
tation.
On Friday evening October s, sARAH MARIA RELY,
aged ~ years.
The friends Of her brother, James Rely and of her
Gle Patrick McBarron invited to attend her funeral
to afternoon at half past o'clock from her
late residence, corner Of and Second street.
On Saturday, October O. Of consumption PETER H.
POWELL. aged 40 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No 4s Riyington
p NJ The restives and friends Of the family and Of
his brothers William H. and George b. Powell, and
brothersinlaw Joseph Staples John Chappe and John
J. Morgan respectfully invited to attend, without fur
thcr notice.
At Brooklyn. Saturday, October 0 ut G O'Clock p NJ ,
efer short but severe illness, Captain TnoAAs g. Bun
EER, in the 59th year of his age.
Notice of time of burial win be given in Monday
papers.
On Friday October g. GEORGE GARDINER late Assistant
Captain Of the Sixth ward police in his 44.h year.
The friends and relatives Of the family pecfully
invited TO attend his funeral to day (sunday) at two
o'clock Z. NJ from his late residence, No. 60 Cross
street
Ex. Senator Haywood died last Wednesday at Raleigh
NC.
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TELEGRAPuIC.
wesleyan General Conference at syrneuse.

Wesleyan Ueherd conference At syreCusc.
SYRACUSE, October 9, 1852
The third Wesleyan General Conference met here on
Wednesday, and is stl in session Thirty. one clergy
and thirty.one lay delegates are present. Cyrus
Prndle, Of the Chanplan Conference, is President
An address read Thursday from tho English
Methodist Association.
The committees appointed missions, agents records
reforms pastoral addresses and correspondence will re-
port next week.
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other Dan .s.. ...s ship. d.n.:.sd
but % i.s r..
and soy:lr,, both steering sw oct lat &c. go
for a1t aho indy
Msy ses nv, NTH ssss Of water The bound to
barn Flash Wilson Vera Cruz Sept i6 with specie. to
BARK Csas Chase Turks Islands 10 days. with SALT to
s.f v, S.;,. N:sx cs.ss chrsa. tSorwayh
z.sssa E.aians ''ooA "i'n sugar Ana
i Brig Kss.nrsaSs lpsn Jsnsin HumsoO Pr 20 days.
da g x.S ss{sDn oi Mobile q
Brig TOrno, Berry Jacksonville IA days with lumber
rc oct Of capes Of Virginia spoke sOhr stephen
BRIG Henry NeneuTe of Pi.tsson), Curtis, Jackson
Horace Greeley Chase Jacksonville, Is days with
days s%Ssr to Ss.msh soas Oct a the Sal
Brig Live OAK Doboy Island 10 days with yellow
Brig Duncan Robinson DObOy Island Is days with lum
Brig Alfred 5ssil Brown Daren Ca with lumber and
schr W II Caesre (rl, sawyer, HarbOr Island (Baha-
mssl u DAYS with oranges 70 Ensss iutshinsSn
East Greenwich. l. Oct g. James Powers, q Provi-
sshr stephen Tsber of Brookhaven) Tuth Savannah.
ssr MN apms s@an Wilmington NC days. with
Brig David Duneli, ston. Wilmington, NC, days. with
schr Lamartine. Horton. Wilmington NC, days. with
schr Willctts Smith, Washington, NC, days, with
naval stores.
sohr Marcy Mdyett Washington NC, days. with naval
schr Martha, Nelson, Ncwbern NC days, with naval
stores.
schr Independence, Barrow. Washington, NC, days,
schr Rebeoca, -, Newbcrn, NC. days, with naval
stores.
sehr Fannie Mitcholl, Mitchell, Norfolk, days
Schr Pearl Halpin. Richmond, days.
Schr Ly dia Ann yorhies, Jones. James River days.
schr Mary, Hudson. Virginia, days
Schr W c Bird, White, Virginia. days
Schr James Cunningham, Appleby Virginia, days.
Schr Jeroum, Bird, Virginia, days.
sehr Geo Haskins, Thomas, Virgins days.
Schr George T. Emily Niokerson, Albany, days, for
Boston.
schr Margaret Ann Sands Rondout 2days for Maven.
Schr Shepard Mount Loughlin, Saybrook Conn, days.
sehr Hendrix Hudson. Leach, New Haven, days
Schr Dwight Davidson, Harding New Haven, 2days.
Schr Invoice Glover New Haven 3 days
schr Merritt New days for Albany
Schr Freestone, Brooks, Portland, Conn., days. The
manmast and injured man who was on It at tims
schr Ellen Dufield, William. Portland Conn, days.
Schr Uncle Joe. Butler, Portland, Conn. days.
schr BENZ Strong, Smith, Providence, 2days.
schr g l. Lowell, Boston. sdays
sehr Kossnth 80. NewburypOrt
sohr John Rnggies, Corey, Bangor, Me- days
schr Ocean Ocean. Wave yesey Newport; days
Schr Gen Cass Bucklin Rockland, days.
schr Josiah Achprn, Merrill RoSklsnd days y.vs
hr ans r Mlsr sTs
Sloop Chase oakes Rondout, for Fall River.
sloop Lady Adams Merritt. Rondout. for Sag Harbor.
Sloop America, Sturges Providence, days.
Steamships Hermann, Higgins Bremen; Union. Adams,
Charleson Florida woodruff, Savannah; Roanoke Par
rish Richmond.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHAE misunderstanding southerner-sC Bodfsh, e r
W McCreary, J Craig. Il McCreary. w Hitch J
HOW'LL Killer Lance w Spear, Capt w Mallory,
Mrs Nelson. j Smith-l2in the steerage.
LoNDnr-Ship lndependence-A Waugh, II Bainibridge,
Nary Baimbridge. Miss A Baimbridge, Mrs. Catharine
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENE WED EVERY DAY.
sHIPPIN0s

NOR LIVERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ATLANTIC, Captain James West,-This steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday October 10TH at IL o'clock NJ from her
berth at the foot Of Canal street. No berhs secured till
paid for For freight passage having unequalled
modations for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW X. COLLINS & Co, Sc Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at half IL
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Atlantic and
will sail on the Both October.
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Married.


In sisersville Tyler County Va Sept % by the Rev
DR. Monroe, ADDISON & DIossy of New York, TO Miss
LAuRErTA A., daughter Of Abraham D. Soper, Esq
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INoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
y semi-Weskyy u s Mail Lne-The safe and favorite
leave pier No North river Wednesday October 49, at
o'clock, p NJ. precisely For freight, apply board,
where all bills Of adng will be signed and PASSAGE aE
the office Of sPoTFoRD TILEsroN = CO; IS South q.
charge Passengers will suffer detention at Charestu
have been made with the South Caroin
Railroad Company to dispatch train the arrival
Of the steamer Through tickets Florida will be Furnish
bills Of lading signed after the sailed The
MARION will follow on Saturday, October l6
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Telegrnphic Report.

| CHARLESTON Oct s. 1852.
The sales of cotton to-day were 500 bales, at So
| 1c5Sc The market is dull and has declining ten
4 dency.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA. LIVERPOOL.
/" 9naiIdshiig {. ...ssss q 5%ai.dslhiig Is
Including stewards fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number of third class passengers will be taken
from and Liverpool and found in provisions
From Philadelphia. so From Liverpool. g guineas.
Certificates Of passage will be issued parties who
DESTROYS Of bringing their friends
Freight 6os per ton Coarse goods hardware &C., will be
taken subject to agreement.
An experienced surgeon will be carried each ship.
Small drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland.
For freig ht or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al, Exchange place. N. York,
and No. . Walnut street, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS s. CO, liverpool.
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ALMANAC NEW yoRK-THrs DAY.
RIsFs........... 6 OF MOON RIsEs. morn 2 80
............5 26 HIGH WATER. :. eve 10
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L The new and splendid steamship ALABAMA, e. D:
Ludlow Captain will leave Saturday October 10th, a.
4 o'clock p. ~, from pier No North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The FLORIDA, N. s. Woodruff Captain will leave
Saturday, October 23d For speed, strength aocommoda
TONS and fare those ships have superior the
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NOR NEW oRLEANS-THE BEAUTIFUL PACKET
ship MUsC0NGUs, Captain kelleran, sails on Monday,
sails on "wednesday Oct 10 and can accommodate few
in cabin cabin, and steerage by making
carly Implication TO BUTLER BROTHERS, 1863 and li8
south street. New York NB.-Regular packet ships for
yerpoo san every three days. passage for which be
obtained, on application as above, at low rates.
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den years old built in the most substantial
NOR 10 newly copperod has new boiler, engine in
pete ordor ready for Immediate The will be
soid sta great bargain applied for For further
p''"SN'' ''sai JAMES r. SANFORD. u Yess sss,,.
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A ysIRALIA-THE NEW cLrPPER SHIP Tor
i:sss full ' sses s' s sss
s1S
e mat
9s n. ss Up soss 81 s g
isiss sss, board
Foe PORT PHIL LIZA I Line
pier H. r. viii h oss ns
70 20 70 Australia VII DO well e exsmin. The
Apply .. sssss iss :':
IT. 8 SINAI, MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR NEW
PRE- CITY Henry windls commander will sail from pier
North river on Tuesday, o'
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW oRLEASs-rsw
Ladies' and After Saloon Berth . 90
ccm"lu oaioon ner'hs
freight requested supply themselves With tRs Con-
saa 81 9
ply 'A'p RoBERTs III West 81 nassss'
corner Of Warren street.
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
no M ss r
sns via Aspwa and
$50 tons hprhsn. nartsens, U Navy ccmmandsE.
eisey from foot Warren North river TIA
pns n Mil /. g ts
nSis msils and sail mnsdassy for San Francisco Ne
their passengers through with expedition comfort and
RATES OF FARE TO AsPrNwALn.
LSwer After a0p and sia Forward Saloon a.
Second Cabin standees. ........... g
Passenscrs viii DO landed at tho railroad wharf at Aspis
wa ersGn Of S 1on al ns Sy Eng
States mail from New York have preferenes q
fare from Pansms to San on the nest favorable
terms For freight or p'''asSsH nERly s WHITNEY
the Office Of the Companies, III West street. q
Of 200 tons having been thoroughly repaired with asw
positively
fs EssS
Aa; - portland
copy till tho 18th Of October and send bills 70 TIE Sun oos
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
Steamship saaek 9 w.
US ~ Commander will RECEIVE freight for Mobile and
s ssr rss pier ee %
New aS sshsps
mail line at cents per foot No freight
lfis ss s ss s
LIVINGSTON, CRocHERoN 8 CO., 81 Broadway
PHILAIDELPMIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
and aS
larst ship Of the linel Captain John Walton .:y
ghia for Savannah tho following Wednesdays WIS.,
September 2th October 18th and 2th November 10th
oath and December Sth and 22d and will Savaanah
for Philadelphia the alternate Wednesdays This slip
has been built with the strict safety
essd Of requisite essential to elegance and oom
Especially in the ventilation of her cabins and stats
the superior Of which
and has proved herself to be of the fastest steamships
adoa Passengers by her enjoy the pleasure Of river
cation Of the passage remaining only two nigts
sayannah) S25; Storage, So Agents in Philadelphia,
HERON MARTIN, No. 7k N. Wharves; in Savannah
PADELFORD, FAY g. CO.
NOR sAvANNAu-nNIrrn srArEs NAIL IINn-
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- 9he Glasgow and New FORK Ste amshp Company's
Craig, commander will sail from New York, for Glasgow,
Wednesday, October ~, and Saturday, 10Th Novem-
Der, at II clock at First cabin (saoon
rooms) $50; do. do midshp do S75 second cabin, $50
Stewards fee included. Apply to