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I NITED STATES MAIII STEANoHIP CUMPAN1-FUK
u New Orleans, via Havapa-The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1900 tons, John Leeds, commander viii
sail from the pier foot Of Warren street r. On Wed;
passage Havana and New Orleans Inew arrangement
Ladies Saloon Berth S7o after do do So Forward do
to Havana Freight taken 70 New Orleans at 40 cents
themselves with tho Companys bills Of ading which may
be had application at the Office No other form will BIO
signed No bills OF adng signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage, apply to NJ o. ROBERTS,
III w est street., corner of Warren.
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.-..spArtm emit.
~--.I, fark, May q, 1859.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
~ tors-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal sr build
ing Lewis street, will be received the office OF
the Crotch Aguedact Department (Rosunda Parkl unt
build with the receiving basins and eul
yerts in Lewis street between roone and Grand Streets
being length about 81 feet The plan OF the and
specifications for the building Of the and all other Ia
fopstion relating thereto be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk at this oe. New York. May 2O 1857
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Praefdn mt af tba lroto dnntn Mar artru nj
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A HIGHLY FINISHED BUGGY
II wagon, with enamel leather shifting top bat little
used To be at the stable in of9 Clinton place.
NOR SALE--A SPLNDID ROCKAWAY WAGON, FOR
two horses Sold for the want Of Inquire
Of CLEAVER MASON, N5 Spring street.
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nR KEILlNGER HAS INDEED GREAT CAUSE TO

nR. KEILtNGER HAS INDEED GREAT CAUSE TO
- be satisfied with his successhis wonderful remedies
Of the erits IF which enoughhas been said Three millions
Of bottles and over have been used in ten It's first
general family remedy for all Affections
aches ana pains Of all descriptions, the Hon. Moses
kaes, Lyingstons, yaneways Morrisses Ludlows Haml
we'll, fr Edward Sherrard the Hon. w. w Woodwork
Hon. James r. Whiting. Mr. James Bathgatc, Dir John
Bradhurst Hon Aaron Clark and Es alderman Getty 1t
s now Put for family large teaatful bottles S
50 dozen. Remedy SesSiokness ST. 80 dozen; Mag
Fluid fer the hair, fails Sl 50 Dozen cash II
ably. DeIots $50 Pearl street and 476 Broadwr For
wonderful particulars call Mr.. S. Jolly, 800 Broadway
mrsic store
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pans AND LONDON TREAruESr. by 4 vEcEri.

pAh1S AND LONDON TREATMENT. ny x TECErA.
bic Application without pain In all local diseases and
which he combines with medicines in constitutional aaee
tons ana nervous debility, as thousands cured
without it, for be performs daily which
for years snder all other treatment great ury
Persons rely other proof there Is so much
impo on but hs dploma editorial notices. tcstimo
treatment unequaed The wing cures this
speciality who had previously been swndIcd by the
postors:-W. Fink, ID. Harper, A. Warng W. N Craft g.
DoIard BrSadhead D. corbyn, r. ironsiaes, J. Hell
Arehsnbalt, J. Salisbury ONCE hours A. NJ till and
TIL j. n. Treatment by letter NJ. LARMONT, Surgeon
Rande strae Res
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nR. WARDS UNT0RTUNATE'S FRIEND.-IF CURES
IL the best evidence. then there is no medicine
60 be compared to this Thousand: tell that they
would have got well without it, New takon by nu-
tiudes without discovery Free from I'm.
mediate death the disease Price ST. Office corner Of Ca
nal street and Broadway.
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NOR SALE-A BLACK HORSE, FIFTEEN HANDS
high; years old; sound kind, and fast fine an
NAL in every respect Any desiou Of prrcha ne has
liberty to give him fair trial. Apply mt No y West
TWEEN y.o rht tire
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NOR THOSE VERY RICH GOLD REGIONS OF AUS
tralis-For Port Philip and Melbourne very
ssip clipper brig RADIUS Capt. James Westley
nett vii! emil positively On Wednssasy. oath June FArs
there viii DO provided ample supply host
For rem aiming berths apply early, 70 4 l7'I,r
H. SANDERS 4 CO.. Is Warren street.
a UsTRAIIA, PORT PHiIIP.-DIRECT FOR, TIE
IA gold mincs The clipper ship HELENA, kayi1g
sgssed win po.itivsly ,su on saturday
taken "a. At low rate Apply TO RUSSELL NORTON, 81
Old sliu or to ELLIOT ARKEL Co.. 146 Pearl street.
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DHAE T0N FOR sALE--A sPLENDID FOUR ATEp
Fhaeton, Wilt to order Nv ese Of the best kTs ans
ness as good sale cheap Can DO seen at Cha
heCinnis stable in Fifteenth street. ONO door belsw fth
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VINIE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cope, will sail Bermuda and ST. Thomas Tuesday,
s OF June, She bas excellent
Price of passage Bermuda, $685. st.
Thomas SO There Is a regular mail communication be-
tween ST. Thomas and the West India Islands Havana,
Vera Cruz Venezuela &c The Nern will take freight.
Applyto +. CUNAkp No. Bowling Green.
Noetters or mails will be received board the Merlin,
except through the Fost Office.
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TAR. WARREN, NO. / MOTT STREET, CONTINUE2
~ he consulted his atment. Thirty years
practice enables him to debility. His treat
is yafe and speedy No mercury used condne
from business requred and oaseu recent occurrence
variably cured M from three to five daye.
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NIRE WORK DEPOT, No. l32 CHATHAM STREET
Dealers and all who wish to select good Fire Works,
will find sycelleat and reasonable prices at
the old stand, No. 1872 Chatham street. N. Y. VIM II,
FREY Successor to Gassner Young Fire Work Depart
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VINIMOLAT.S SULPHUR BATHS, 547 PEARL STREET.
established in 1870 by Louis j. Imoiat. from Paris for
tho cure of atm, Eruptions of the Skin,
Colds Merourial Affections &c. &c. These the only
Genuine Sulphur Baths, and highly recommended for
che of the above named complaints We refer Drs
Wallace Buckley, Warren and the principal physicians in
chis city
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uIOTELs AND WATERING PLACEs.

TIME GRAMERcY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
i street and Broadway, Now York. will he opened to
the pubis Monday May a. 1882 II contains 100 rooms,
Furnished in elegant stye with every possible
v.nienee It VIII be kept on .hs American and European
shau rank sa,ong the best family hotels in the world
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II day, except Saturday-Fare 80 ccnts1he steamer
CHARLES DEyLIN, Capt Hicks, will commence her re-
gnsr trips for the season Sunday next 9th Of June
Spring street, n r. at So. pier NO Sat 9 A. NJ Refresh
ments, fishing tackle, and bait, provided on board
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-EvERY
~ day except Saturdays. Fare 20 cents each way
%snd street at7h o'clock; SpIing 7' Grand n r. ga;
r. a. Refresh m ents nshing tackle. 70. provided.
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Domestic Miscellany.

mr. John Pike. Of Eat Salisbury found dead
the 18th inst near brook about twelve rods from his
cghtyone years Of age quite inrm and frequen y fell
shen be attempted to walk out. when discovered his
tt ad was in the and it Is supposed he accidentally
ieii and not being eblo to ri-e. was drowned
arrarg cement baa been made between the New York
and New Haven aud Hartford, New Haven and Spring-
Geld Railway Companies by which passengers toketed
through without the annoJan Of changing ct
New Haven
The currency bill goes into operation in the pro-
vince Of New Brunswick on the Let OF October.
of John Qeary Esq, publisher OF the Fact, OF
scoto oppoite the penitentary the 18th Inst. lie
was seventeen years Of ago and young OF fair
pfonse. Efforts were made for some time to restore
bim but In vain.
Mr.. Ebenezer Perkins, respectable citizen of Hanu
bal oswego county aged about sixty years committed
suicide, en- the 10th inst, by hanging himself bis
barn.
Charles King aged twenty years hand on board the
canal boat Tom dyer fell into the river at Albany
me 22d inst end was drowned Tie from Central
Square, Town Of Hastings, oswego county
fire occurred in Troy the ed inst. which de
sEoyed number frame buildings situated in Congress
families.
Mr. LOOMS She sitt of Orange township Ohio was
killed the morning Of the 2lst. by the falng Of n
,-,e. nc was about 40 years old and leaves wife and
three cbildr,n,
John Doherty, the mate Of the Steamboat Lady Pike
two OF crew tays the Cincinnat Inquirer we're
drUwned The le'h Inst. When rho boat pear
faIiOt ibuWna, tue Osu was EunS ~ tenu tna yHWl
Ashore when the mate and the go into It before 1t
lot dowD on letting 1t down the davis broke and
the men pitched into the river and dIovned or
course every effort was made TO rescue thom.
Mics fTy,was sSbt through the head and killed a
iew Gays srce IN i8ycte county kentucky by her
pFo'heT she va engaged TO be married 70 Mr. John
son without the appreciation OF her friends and in tho
nebt noise heard which induced the suspicion that
lie was out Of doors 10 induce her eop The brother
LOOK bis gun out and the sister folio we'd TO ner fere
the gun went of and the was killed.
The naro George Edwards says the Buffalo Courier Of
ne 20 inst who has been held In custody charge
81 being concerned 10 the murder Of Hartman.
sm'ied yesterday and dscharged the testimony OF Mrs
hartman who has nearly recovered from her wounds.
not bong Tvfciertiy strong 10 implicase him
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Died.


On the evening of September 20, ELIZA fsABr infant
daughter of Joshua w. and Kate Hinchlife, aged 16
months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend her fonera this afternoon at two o'clock from No.
los Laursns street without further invitation.
On Friday September "a ANNIE. youngest daughter Of
the late Hammond Wallis in tho Goth year Of her age
The friends of the family and those Of her uncle James
Neoves are respectfully invited to attend her funeral to-
morrow afternoon at BIZ O'Clock, from her hate resi-.
derce No 1S6 Mulberry street. without further notice
Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood.
On Thursday, September % DANIEL EASTMAN, Sen, in
the 6ftl year Of bis age
The friends and aeq uantarces OF the family are re-
residence. English Neghborhood j.. to morrow after
at o'clock Carriages will be in waiting at Hobo
ken ferry foot Of Barclay street at Y.
AT Hoboken Thursday. September 20 DANIEL KESyE-
DY, Of congestion Of the brain aged 81 years
HIS frrsre. will take place to morrow afternoon at
o'clock OF uoboken in Hudson street between Third and
Furth The relatives and friends Of the family
specially invited attend the friends of his
in-aw the late Capt James Eenson
Providence papers please copy
AT Huntington, l.. / on Thursday, september 20
NEWELL WooLsEY Of tho firm Of j. X. Woolsey Co., of
this city.
His remains will be brought to Williamsburg and the
funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the Prcsby terrain church of South Third and
Fifth streets His friends invited to attend without
further notice.
On Friday, September "a of conclusion Of the brain
MICHAEL CAMPBELL, IN the 23d year Of his age.
His friends. and those Of his brother In law william
McQuaid requested to attend his funeral from his
late residence No. 81 Charles street Of Fourth
morrow afternoon at "a o'clock.
At Geneva suddenly, while on business, Major ABRA-
HAM OvEnBAUGH Of this city, aged 81 years and days
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
attend tho funeral at his late residence No FL Horstio
street, this afternoon. at O'Clock
Kingston, Poughkeepsie and Catskill papers please
copy.
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rnIALFLPHIs, Sept 2Lt Reported by Hutchnsop h Co.
tr.t bodrd,-slttO Beaver Meadow Railroad ga $50.
Hu do ~ 5000 Kentucky ~ year bonds 10lf 2pgl Read
Ing Railroad Mortgage bs 40 Loo 0 do, cssh I0D 5000
90, Al, 1903 1000 do, 3 20; 50B Wilmington Rajlroad 6s
:s' 600 ehigh &C. 80 523 80 do 95 SchuykiI Nayica
ton hcrtr.go 60, ~ 9 5s3 Schuylkil Navigation ia
~ ~ l,c5 Do, s2Sy 1900 do Is, s2ls 900 do, wp $3.50
90 t2s 1000 Camden and Amhoy Railroad So rs b5 I02L
~ ss orih American Coal To- 100 do cash. rs: 100 do 81
iG 100 do, l5yn ~ 100 Union Canal b. III 100 DO bwn
10 lodo % @do 1873 25 Sohuylk Navigation Pre- ferred
20 do a. 25S Is do, y; % Sohuylk Nsyixation aIS io
10 b. IN; 30 DO, h5 1871 81 Penn ,ylysna Railroad l7
- do, ~ lotf an 40 Long Island Railroad 39S; 30 do
cash ls - Iehigh Navigation p Susquehanns
~ 90 do ~ go Girard Bank AZ; ~ Kentucky Bank iiO
bcfpetH Bodt6s $l5OD Kenangton Water Works Cs 40
W. 800 city Gas Gs, ~, 1906 20 shs Long Island Railroad
Ia lVdo, cash 1876 30 do, IN lots b5 l3 2rl do 49, I3
" 40 cash. ls; 20 do, IN l5O do. 1875; 100 Sohuylkf
Nefigaton Preferred, a. . lOO do b. 2; 100 do s5wp
@ ~ North Amerioa an Coal b5. lj 90 Union Canal It7.
~ 40 - Second BO0rd-Si00DO Pennaylyania Be- 49, p
HVV 40, - pa 5000 Harrisburg Railroad 6s 49, 100 1000
nngen and lmboy Railroad g. 20, l02h; 1900 Lchgh 6s
lt7 IV Spring Garden So 20 1893 30 - Sohuylkill Nayi.
ghtop o. ~ t2s; 40 do, s2f 1000 Wilmington Railroad
=. Whi 2Vo exas Reg Bonds, b5wn, a 100 abs North
merioan Goal h5 l6 100 d. s5wn, 49, 80 Morris Canal
to ~ motifs canal - lli 100 sehuylh Navigation Pre-
ton, O u. bner Boord-SI2G1 FennsyIvania 5s az M,
1900 DO b5 6 800 shs schuylk Navigation Stool Sorin
n Sehuylk Navigation Preferred, 2sIs 100 do. a.
M lm do, S % lehgh Navigation G3s[; 10 kegbsny
Coal 10 VI 100 Morris Canal. I'M 90 Union Canal s5 Isl
l DO 10 100 sobuylki Navigation 1881 ira Long Island
Girsrd Bsuk, I{f&. '''' ~ '''s' -
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Corson Providence; Haiock Davis Boston; Forester
Benson saco Me- Maria Fleming Godfrey Boston; Tressur
bsiow1s9ip w.stm1rsland Ocean. from Liverpool
Cleared-Bsrk Jenness, Horton San Francisco; brig
Myra Hall BOSTON, schrs Treasurer Burroughs NHsvcn;
Alexandria Sears Boston, Eli Townsend, Corson, Bristol
NYork.
BARE 7 souTHsRp, Small, from Hsvre for this port
Is ashore the light house, An anchor had been carried
cut but it thought 1t would not DO Of much service
She lies on shoal, in fee. water.
& n q oTssns from 1 York had for 20 sy
miles experienced hurricane which lasted four hours
blew from under the gaskots fore topsa and staysa
Which lasted the
fell TO y 5 the ship laid her beam ends the up
also
ha ship ss as s @ ana rsns
BRIG NARRAGuAeus, from Rockland for Galveston be-
f was lost on S. % bar An mat The S
ship which ho supposed the pilot ground outside the
Breasers rho pilots went e hs but her ruddsr
being unshppsc che became unmanagesble and sank
tho outer Seal s before reporcd arr a. aacSiss
inst. full q water in tow Of steamer The crew
BRIG EeoS Ayres from Africa for salem, touched at
Holiness Hole on Wednesday morning to land the master
gHs i now a. Ta R GSnr Sss been
vice, Under command Of Capt Church.
Scum Gro RoBrRrsoN Cagctt, at Baltimore I'm Jack
e sprng which Tine Lost man named Ed
rescue him. but Hll 70 no purpose.
Scum MARy mot Mary Janvrn) before reported ashore
on the North breaker in hewburypOrt hsrbor will be to-
FIsINe Sour Navarro (of Marblehesd), Pedrck, was
wrecked on Sable leland 18th inst 10 ssaSns gale
Ta 9 man a X s the .gsT s
ing which eleven, 18th inst, with Of the
Whalemen.
sd from New Bedford ed, ship Cay Head for Pacific
sd from FAN River 22d. ship Caravan, Bragg. INVEST
Went 70 sea from Newport I'd barks Florence Barton
snd Mary Frances, Smith iron warren, R for Indian
Accent, from Cape Town oGn to "a rs state tina. the
whales arresre be abundant down the coast the NJ
and all the English merchant ships reported seeing great
Soa. for fcnr or that whales had Seooms plenty
s g avs i'S a. 90
Notice TO Mariners.
TIVE LIGHT HOUSE, AT IrpIAroLA.
This edihce lately erected At the Pass built o. ron
Fi s1s Within 90
Fl S bar sS II ne sSsu a u
fI T. on s arrival s ns q tho sss az
twenty miles.
st sG sSPs ter SY sT s AUG ss
ship nose q, Wheeler; King from D0''0A w
Sp 81 Denis - oil from NYOrh for n'vro Sept
PoS sss;
~ days out, with loes OF w. - 10 - ~" -"
fever Sc ut H. lat ~ d0 lon ~ So c... a. -,
Bayt Harriet Spaiding (of Kocklandl rom cette nr
Vn ~ 10 n miles south 81 Block Island
Rak hcadis Charleston for Providence, RI Sept H.
@ MI hacSss tBrl from Glasgow for Boston, Sept 90
sri9 Maria Bsrtol, from Philadelphia Cor Ki.tston Js
asnt 1s lat s6 ~, Ion ~ ~.
Icbr Meyliie from Washington NC. for Bsebsdoos Sep,
70, lat " %, Ion "a 40 ~.,u,, No..
hux CAyps Sert 6-Schry Maneon, Meritt for Boston
days sarah lewis Eidpdge from and Tor do dsg; How
. nrd wood do do, arr ftb "
hnpnossAr, Sept 10 Br brig clifton. Cochran, for Pro
violence, ldg
BhnorLorAi sect bark Ro.nsn Hamilton, I'm CharIes
Ton, err goth u, Tor Nsrscile 70 load for boston
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HAYNES George Furnald Henry Van VS. w.,
cepter, Charles Hamilton, " ark Cusbn.| ~ Vt
sssEy syf sss ssl" S1
calls walter Austin WIN o. Neil LADY sAd child o' Kesfa
Martin Bennett James olson Acn Martin Hoys So
serh KesheT John Sha1es sss Mccsrty For
w. Ii Provost John Cronly ala \ Tnrnar MAJ
wilson Henry Noshitt Jas West WIN stiiwcil. " Rca
Atkine, Charles Burrall e"' -
Cnxn steamship cit 8 Of Yorfolk-ndv.rd Che
bsrson Mr. Foster ssTsSt Miss Burns Miss Williams
nessan ana ,aay, .ao aer Smith. Collins ASS
ford, Jne hlmsr rage Demiug lady and I've children.
stuckler, Mrs CarA Mrs Grafton, Mrs W Smith.
Booth and To-, in tho stcersge.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE POUErusNra WARD.
The condition Of several streets In this ward IL
ni'ny 10 toe extreme; the stencil arising from tho
patrid matter collected in the streets is absolutely
intoierabie The crowded state Of the houses is In
credible, and tho landlords not satis6sd with this
build houses in tho rear, thus occupying tho yards
ofthe frst mentioned, and preventing . thorough
ventilation, whi,h is very much needed whore 50
many people arc living together Ia various other
parts of the ward the streots ossn and the hcu
ses comfortable The improvements srs not hume
roos ana are confined principally to dwelling houses
which are TO be 10, 10 several families Below is
hst OF the new buildings nov erecting In this
ward -
-. T. Whitehead has built four dwelling houses
Nos lib, li5, III. aud 10 Elm street They are
tteen feet front, aud thirty feet deep and i've
ries high The fronts are brick. trimmed with brs
stones the FIRST stories are occupied as stores They
are just finished Cost, So 500 each
Lambert Suy dam is building an addition to his
house. No Alb Rroone street, which he intend con-
five feet front. sixty-one feet deep. and Eve stories
high. The house - brick and will not be flushed
before next spring. Cost IS 600.
Mr. Diekerson is building yelling house No.
loo Elizabeth street. IL Is twenty We feet 'front.'
fifty SIX feet Deep and five stories high 1t will DO
flushed in the tall aud will cost about $1,000
The building No 36l Broone street. whca is ia
course of erection, is forty seven feet 'front.' forty
occupied by Brooks, dan sing acadeny 1t viii
be flushed in the fall The feat story is bro IN
stone, and east iron above thus the front is brick,
painted bro ~n. Cost 80. 900
Daniel O'Donneli has built dwelling house No.
126 Mott street; the front is brick trimmed with
brown stone; the first story is occupied MS a store
and the upper portion will be let to fa mies IL is
nearly finished aud will cost about $1,000
Mrs Cape is building the dwelling houses Nos 100
and O2 Mott street; they twenty Ave feet 'front.'
fifty feet deep and Eve stories high; also in the
which twenty five feet 'front.' thirty feet deep
and five stories high; they will be finished ia tho
fall Cost of all SIS goo
The building No 81 Elisabeth street, has been
recently Gnsbed it is twenty Eve feet 'front.' thirty
feet deep aud four stories hgh the first story is cast
IRON and brown stone above this the front is hrick.
1t belongs to Mr.. Connolly and cost about $1,000
The Metropolitan Hotel; we have already noticed
this edifice IN list of the improvements in
Broadway
Table Of the cost of new buildings now erecting in
the Fourteenth ward -
}. p Whitehead, Nos. Il3, lis lit and
liz Elm street. ............. $40 900
Lambert Suyoam, No. Alb Broome street.. 5000
Mr. Dickerson, l56 Elizabeth street ........ 5000
Brooks Dancing Academy. 36I Broome ST.. 1900
ID. O'DOnnell, l26 Mott street ......... 5000
Mrs. Cape Nos. 100 AMI l02 Mott street,. $4,000
Mr.. Connolly, No. 81 Elizabeth street. $50. 200
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $57, 900
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Passe myers Arrived.

IorDoE-Ship Margaret Evans-J Wood and lady, Mtss
Wood Mrs Lamond Miss Morris Mrs Stratus rnd daughtcx
Wardell, Mr. Fuller Ratef. Mrs Munday Mrs Fustin.
Mr. Osborn Mrs Hopkins Miss Louisa Hopkins, Pepper.
Hopkins and lady Misses Emily Fanny Ann snd julia
in steerago
LrvEkPooL-shir Leviathan-J Fielding and lady, W b
Webb Plunkett; Thos Love.
LIvERPooL-ship Prnceton-Master Young, h
Thomas, W Russell, Jr.
LIvERPooL-ship Flords-G Nichols Savannah:
SrocsHoLm-ship Monterey-A vgerk, Oswald, Lavan--
der A Decker, j a uakenson-H in Storage.
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Steamship Humboldt, Lines, Havre, M Livingston
steamship City Of New York Post Charleston, MAILER
Lord.
Ship 2, Hartshorns, Liverpool, zorcgs n Co. ..
Ship ses tBr), Mckay, 81 stephen, NIB, T ID "
wolfe. !. -
ship Aurora (Br) Cherry 81 John, Nh. Barclay q Hv-
Ship ssndushy Borisnd, New Orleans sturSes. cismcA
q
ship @ Hyde, Snow. Mobile. master,
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Ariyed-Shipa Coqumbo LIVERPOOL; Ossipee Newcastle,
e. Dutch bark Mercuriu do; Edmund Dwight Baltimore;
brigo Rctecca tBrl Glasgow; Keoka, and Swan, Pha-
dclphia
Clearod-ship North America Liverpool
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Married.
On Wednesday. September %, by the Rev. Thomas
Vermilye LYMAN r. KINGssuRy, of Needhsm, Mass to
Louisa daughter Of the late George W. Holland, of
this city
On Thursday. September %. at st Lukes Church.
Brooklyn by the Rev. j W. Diler, ROBERT NJ. Wilson
to Misc ELEANOR W. HARRIS
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Herald Marine correspondence.

n.
Arrved-schrs Hutuks, Jones, PASSPORT; Eli Townsend
Corson Providence; Hallock Davis Boston; Forester
Benson saco Me- Maria Fleming Godfrey Boston, Tessur
Burroughs, n Haven.
fellowship Westmoreland, Ocean, from Liverpool
Cleared-Bark Jenness Horton, San Francisco; bri
Myra, Hail. Boston, schre Treasurer, Burroughs NHaven
Alexandria, Sears Boston, Eli Townsend Corson Bristol
Maria Fleming Godfrey, Wilmington; steamer Mara Green
AYork.