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Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF LARCENY AT Substituting TWO
DRAFTS VALUED AT UPWARDS OF 5000 sus.

CHARGE OF LARCENY AT Substituting TWO
DRAFTS VALUED AT UPWARDS OF $7OO-A sUs
PICIOUS AFFAIR.
On Saturday evening officer MCGUIRE of the Fourteenth
ward arrested In this city German. giving his name
William Buntz, residing at the corner of Germante wn
and Broad streets Philadelphia the charge Of having
In bis two drafts amounting In value to $780,
These drafts were drawn by q house In Wurtemburg,
Germeny, on the firm Of Hefren Kunsell Co., No. AZ
Cortlandt street. New York. These two drafts were
made pay able to Jacob Stager who while his way to
this country In the bark Harvest had the stolen
from his trunk Arriving at Boston the 18th instant
Mr. Staieer came forthwith to New York, and notified
the finn In Cortandt street not to pay said drafts they
havLg been etoen from his possession while ship
board. On Saturday the man now under arrest called
the firm in Cortandt street and presented the drafts
for payment They stu unendorsed and Of course
STOPPED and Buntz placed in the custody Of the
police. The prisoner exhibited the passport OF Jacob
Stager tay that he received it With the two drafts
from Germsn in Philadelphia, who bearded with him,
with request that he would come to New York and get
the morey The piisoIer was conveyed before Justice
Boeart who detained him prison until further adycss
arrived from Philadelphia
Stealing again from, the Crystal Paace-Csptain Han
nigaD OF the Twentieth ward police Saturday after
noon arrested man named John Lever. charge Of
atsAIns oliver ornament valued at $780, belonging to
the English department in tie Crystal Palace The po
lice went TO the house of the accused in Forty
sixth street, the yhth avenue aud searching
the premises the stolen article found among
some old clothing. The accused was taken before jus
tics Stuart who committed him to prison for trial
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PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-Reported by Hutcbson &
Jscots-Fra Boord-s9 900 Penn. SIS 9i%; So coo DO
20, b5 9I1I 400 U. g., $50 & P. 1oo 1000 Reading
FIR Gu 10 b. 81 COO DO bj 81; loco Allegheny
Nav pref1rIed cash, 3l2 so do. 81 500 do bj 3lT
20 Morris Canal cash, l6}i 100 DO b. l6J 100 do. 90,
1GH odo. ca'5 iS5S 100 Chgsser Vs,ey Xxx i3 S So
40 t5wp 49, 80 do 1G; 100 do cash. 49, 100 d., b5,
IsJ. 100 DO 1875 400 Union Canal, l42i; SO Girard
gark b5gp 132f 50 Reading a cash, 427s; IS do, s5
42K so do, cash, 42ss; 100 Y = Bank, so BetWsgn
Boafds--I0g Long lslar RR b. 1917 leo do 1917; 100
schulz Nav. preferred b. 3iM; loo do, b5, 3lM 100
MofIis Canal TO AZ 40 scbuyl Nav, b5 23gi Second
Bodyd--B o. Penn Dst pom 81, b5sn e5 200 schuy
Nav g. 80, 7en; 20 scMiyi Nav 29;f AZ DO b5, 2s,.
IG0 I'nion C,ral sbvn AZ l Penn. Pr ASK; l5 do
n 49, % Pbi,adelphia BsDk, b5wu, l39 lVtp Roarg
Il CnC Cfy ER Ca SO, 1t4b 80 Long Isla2a rR. tSEa
81. II D yes Geek Coal 60 3.
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Herald Marine C0Frespon0enos.
ANN Anu


Enthusiastically Virginia. Teal, Richmond ship
Tonswanda, julius Liverpool, July 10: briggs Susan Lud.
sarah ca ssS9s tSsr cSS
Thatcher Boston; Alert, Hall do; Mary Patterson Lyn
mIe, do; Mary Miller Laws do: Sarah Moore Black DO
Enthusiastically Osprey Bennett, Charleston; City
Of New York Matthews. Boston, ship Tuscarora (pkt)
Turley, Liverpool: barks Oak. Ryder, Boston; Homer
Carlisle. do briggs Reuben Carver, Cobb 90; Hitch
Emery, do; schrs Mary Soul. Dean, do: Mechanic.
Yates. Galveston Sea Flower. Fields, Baltimore;
vaDnah; Jas Ward. Baker. Nassau. MP; L Tay Cain,
Boston b Lampher Kelly, Wolaeet, Me; Mary Pstter
son, Lynmire, Salem Mary Miller, Laws, Providence;
Mears, Brighton; Henry Alfred, Tabbutt, Beverly;
Hulse, Overton, Morrsania Mary Cramer, Cransr Jer
Enss
Rogers Norwich; Alpn, Pendston, Belfast; Crouch,
Burke. West Point Gulnare, Crowel Boston: Stone
more; Oneida. stackhouse NYork: Vulcan, Whetham,
do; Albany, Hobbs. do; barge Ell, White, Baltimore
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Port u New York, August %, 1883.
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke, CAve0dy, Rchmo.d, Va. to Lud
lam h Pieasants
Schr Ann D Mott Geergstow., 8 days
Schr y shaddick, Williams Philadelphia, days,
bound TO Middlstown, Ct.
Schr Csbot Nicksrson. Boston, 3 days
Schr Mary Farnmouth, Everett. r. ckiand, 4 Gays.
Schr Lansou Dean. Sylvester Rsckland 4 days
schr Louisa Dyer, Umer Rockland, days.
BELOW.
One brig.
Ship Geo William (Brsm), Batavia.
Wind during tbs day, NV.
AJ- Ship Chauncey Jerome, Jr. arr yesterday from
HsvIe had 600 passengers consigned to Eagle Hazard
fBY SANDY Hook PRINTING Tu40RAPH.J
Tm HIGHLANDS. Aug 28-Sundown.
Two bsrks and two briggs in the ofing, bound in.
No signals.
Wind light from the NV. Weather clear.
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The SUICIDE or Mr. WMR-EvIDENcx BEFORE THE C0RO-
siz-lA the matter Of the melancholy suicide Of VIM
} Weir, mentioned In the HERALD Of yesterday the fol-
lowing the evidence taken before the Coroner giving
the exact amount Of money held by the deceased In trust
Samuel + BAXTER sworn, said-I reside at No. 81 West
washington place Am employed In the Office Of the
Co~mecal advertiser; william J. wisr, the deceased,
was employed In the rame Office compositOr; have
known him for the last fourteen years. Of sober
and amsbls dsposition he very melancholy for the
excitement his intimate friend; ON Thursday Last
he sent for me- and told the of 1t; it
after this tation Thursday last called to see
him this Saturday evening" about five o'clock found
his room door locked on the inside, end WAS informed
vous day; had the door forced open and found him
prostIats on the floor with round his neck which
he cold. and had the appearance Of being dead
several hours have never heard him intimate that he
Mary r. johnson sworn, said-I reside at III Cham
beTs street the deceased boarded in nay house hs has
lodged With me about for the last thsss moch:
room; he seemed more melancholy than usual for the
last few DAYS. met him going up to his about half
saw him alive: about O'Clock this p. NJ, my servant
told that she could not get into his make his
story by light tho door that the room Was
dark; the window blinds fronting the street
spd the
him and had the door opened; he was suspended by
cord around his neck to the bed post he had the APP
pearance Of being dead for some hours
Dr.. Augustus X. Gardner sworn, said-From the evil
dence and the external examination Of the body Of the
deceased satisfied he to his death By hanging.
The following list of property is reported officially BY
the Coroner having been found in the possession Of
deceased and copy of note left BY deceased explaining
to whom the property belongs. book the Chambers
street Savings Bank showing deposit of... $228 90
In silver and copper coins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 612
In bank bills II 90
In gold coin. 80. Observation-Disclosures. 43 50
Notes Armstrong Sons dated Jan. A. 1862. go II
" June 80 1852. ...... 100 90
March 10, 1858. 800. 987 rs
June %, 1858. .... 987 Is
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sion on the society which formed his neighborhood
We hear Of literary institution founded by him to
distinguish the place Of his residence, or other
evidences Of public spirit, to endear his memory to
the people of this vicinity. Various circumstances,
il ID well known, contributed to render Cooper IN
popular at particular times during his residence here
although his pen has immortslized the scenes and
history Of this romantic section OF country.
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RAILROAD AecIDEST-No LIVES Losr-SaAME-
FuL NEoLBcT.-On Tuesday morning the Plymouth
passengers on the Old Colony train came meet
ing with serious disaster near the Halifax station.
At this station there is switch and turnout The
train did not stop at the station house. but passed it
at full running speed Just beyond the station it
ran of the track on to tho turn out, and came in
collision with wood car heavily loaded, which was
shiyered to pieces, the wood flying In all directions
while the train was brought up with o crash. The
locomotive was wreck, but fortunately the pas
sengers escaped without injury. The switch tender
who was at work in the field, excused himself by
saying ESQ writes passenger to the Post that he
had turned the switch the right way in the morning.
that he receives no compensation from the company
Tor tending the switch, except permission to occupy
the station house and use Of fuel; that he was not
required to, and never did, watch the switch when
trains passed, as he could not afford without pay to
leave his work in the field. On inquiry Of the con-
ductor and at the next station house. this state ment
was corroborated. The engineer informed the pas
sengers, for their consolation that he had expected
snch an accident for some me"-Boston Chronicle,
dug. 26.
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In addition to the above pieces Of Virginia gold
breast PIN and gold watch and chain Rolled up
in the notes against Mr.. Armstrong Sons. Of No. o
Ferry street leather dealers the note, viz
"A, 100 of these notes belong to Miss E. Myers, al
though it stands in my She sent 1t to from
California w. J. WEIR"
The above property is in the possession of Coroner
Hilton The brother Of the deceased resides in Boston,
and supposed will como to New York and attend to the
affairs Of his deceased brother. verdict rendered
by the jury Of suicide by hangSg.
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Physiological, Bellevue, TO- Pssitsntary. Black
wells Island 2; Lunatc Asylum, Biackwels Island,
Wards Island, -; Randels iaiand 2; st. Vipcsat'l
Hospital 5; CITY Hospital IL Ooiorsl Home, / Coored
THOMAS K DOWNING. CITY ras.,.,ss
City Inspectcc's 0fsss, Augus. q, 1853.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VICrlM.-One of the
most highly educated ladies at Baston Spa, has
just become raving maniac, and is destined, we
fear, to end her days in mad house. She has been
for some months what is termed medium and
though possessing more brains and more finished
education than any, or all of the other mediums
at BalstOn Spa combined yet her intellect has been
the first to give way, and she has become maniac
through the cursed influence of 80 called spiritual
ISM She is continually raving about spirits"
alleging that evil spirits have seized hold of her,
and entreating her parents to cease believing in
spiritualism, &c, &c. We understand from those
who have visited her, that it is most ptable sight
to witness her insane ravings-Saratoga RepnNi-
can, dug. "a.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States frigate Constitution, bearing the
broad pennant of Commodore Mayo was at Madeira June
10, at Porto Grande, July IL, and sailed from Porto
Praya July p, for MonIovia, cruise along the coast
Officers ard men all we'll.
SURVIVING EXPEDITION BEHRING'S STRAITS NORTH PA.
Cc AND CHINA sEAs-Tbs United States store chip Jno
Kennedy vas at Porto Praya July 16, and loft on the
18th for the Cape The United States steamer Jno Han.
cock arrived and called from Porto Praya July 10.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

f'HE hYE-sUSf RECEIVED FROM rAHIS, A BeAg-
olu teieot%o OF artificial which will be userts4
without psic 20 TO resemble the natural orgaa in syery
respect tfpiy to Dr. WHEELER, Ocsl,st Ma lW Court
stree c<pcse warren Brookiy,, IRAN TO O'Clock
hse"<s, u berelay ssss New ga.c ton ESQ ssissk.
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FOREIGN CossUL.-The President has officially
recogn zed G. II. +. Moring as Consul Of Hanover
for the port Of Boston.
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Iatt week in the village Of Lawrencevills. Pa, dog
was observed with the foot and part Of the leg Of human
being in his mouth running along the streets Sea ch
made for the rsmandsr Of the body but nothing
found to throw light upon the mystery.
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A regular TuMBLE-While at the North Amer
lean mine few days ago, the following incident
occurred: little boy, only eight years DID, play
perpendicular distance Of sixtythree 0 feet and
struck upon the head and back of Cornish man who
was at work at the bottom Of the shaft, and bounded
Of, into kbble Of water, without injury. The boy
gathered himself up, wet as he was, and ran up the
ladders, the miner in full chase behind threatening
to whip him, for said he &" any body might zee that
the little dvil dune 1t a purpose ~
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,
In the city and county OF New York tho Goth day
August to the 9th day Of August, 1853
Men, %; women 81; boys, 1SS; girls, 1T4 Total, 5l4.
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THE Bro BooK--During late debate in the
House Of Commons, il was stated that the catalogue
Of The Library OF the British Museum, now IN proS
Of compilation, has already cost hundred Thousand
pounds, and IL so far from being complete that IL
cannot he finished In less than forty year,. This cata
logue already fills 1900 folio volumes. When com.
pleed, it win form, "a reat and portable work OF
IS 600 volumes" Beats the old =" New England
rimer.N
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DINNER TO Hon. PETER D. VRooM.-A compli-
meAtary dinner was given at New Brunswick, on
Wednesday, by the bench AMI bar of New jersey,
to Hon. Peter d. yroom, previous to his departure
on his mission TO Berlin. Chief Justice Green pre-
sided, assisted by Alexander Wurts, ESQ., of HIM
terdon county. Among those who took part in the
proceedings were ex. Governor Pennington, ex-Chief
Justice Hornbower, Attorney General Thompson,
Chancellor williamson, Judges Randolph, Haines,
and Ogden, F. 7. Frelinghuysen, A. o. Zabnskie,
A. Clifford, J. p Jackson J. N. Scudder, W. 8. Sher-
man, and ID. A. Hayes.
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FIRE IN LouIsvILLE.-Last night fire was discov-
cred in the book and stationery store OF Webb &
Levering, on Main street. II commenced in a pile
of printing paper in the back part Of the building
on the first floor. The second story was occupied as
a bindery belonging also TO Messrs w. & L., and the
water sid great damage there, we'll as TO the
building. They were insured at So 900 in the Pro-
lection and Mr. Tyers agency which we should
suppose win hardly their loss The building Is
owned by CAPTAIN Rudd.-Lou Journal dug. %.
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EXTNA PAY.--ALL q. s. NAVY SAILORS WuN
~ seryed in United stats vessel ia the Pacific at apH
time from 1876 10 1857 promptly obtain their dSuhA
pag Of EDWARD HiSSEJI. Avant
and date Purser U s. May, ~ Soash William rs1s s.
'os Wall =
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( An ANCIENT PAPER NfLL-The old paper mill,
in which the paper was manufactured used BY Ben
iamn Franklin In his printing office ia still in ope-
ration on Chester Creek, Delaware, aud owned by
Mr. Wilcox, the son OF the gentleman who held Il
during the lifetime o. Franklin The paper was
mace ct that time aud il still, manufactured, by
hand Scarcely any change has been made in the
mill and the same process OF making rags into paper
is in optIatiOn to day az was followed some one hun
cred and forty years ago. the mill having been erect
cd in Tho veay fill phH1deiph5n Register
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RIVAL Crr1Es.-New Haven and Hartford, Con
necticnt, are rival towns. Here is a specimen of
their rivalry, copied from the New Haven Regis
ter -
Hartford is always trying to outshine our city.
Let rs do what we will, Hartford goes III ht of and
does the same thing! The other day. one of the
lady passengers in the cars to this city, was made q
Well what do the Hartford folks do but 20 and get
up, the very next day, similar case in the station
in that city When VIII people cease to be enyous2'
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.-e-.- : 2 .
DoARD.-A VERY PLEASANT ROOM ON rae
ID second honr TO let IN private house, wiih boa.d
lie suit two gentlemen, gentleman and his vifs.
Apply at III Franklin street.
DOARD.-SUITES OF ROOMS IN A FIRST CT Asa
ID housc Nth gns and Croton water for psn.esn and
cir yises ard for single gentlemen with tai board for
gentlemen, and dinner on Suudaya, at "a Cat-n plscs
Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN FE!D PLEAS
ant rooms with partial board in RI slecti, private
tmny, IN SENDS street, near Washinaton Bro5Iyn Re
'ersnce required. Address H. t. f., Herald ofhce.
EoR sbLE-A BAY MARE, TorR YEARS OLD,
sound, ard kind in sing double harness: trot
mile Ia three minutes Also pair Of Heck
sour and kind iust arrived from tbs country In1ure
ISAAC HuLLs Livery stable 2o surth stgsst near Sixth
Avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-rHE WELL
unown hotel Revere House, Bsvans has been traps-
frysd from Oheos street 10 No. 9 Abrp strost corner
OF neroaderes Ths large edaos has beon
lifted snd expense hiss beon spared TO mako 10 ee-
CANT and comfortable home be wiSh
snhdeyos ssths beet ard ,srsest hotel Havana HcfcY
" ~. DsDsgA Mass nauA1 pleee, ESv H.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A CATHOLIC 0RGAyISr
and teacher, for church In this city. address Pas
Tor st Dunigsn's hook store. H Fulton street.
CEDGwICK's QUADK,LLK BAND-MR SEDGwICK,
- composer OF Poer Urcls Ton Sc lats conductors a.
Willis and Hanover Roens Londcn,i supplies his petite
orchestra for sorsss aAnsantss, perfornns the mcss
hshonabs music, ether ith the latest
Julien, be. For small srtes, the eoseertina plane
farm little bald Ia shs insslves No lis VArick street.
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LHURS.-PRICES REDUCKD-TANCP YURs SEA
sonahls and we'll warranted, No. 81 Maiden lane. The
subscriber respectfully sosits ths attention custom
sss rAveler aad the public gsssrsy bis matshloss
soItnspt Of fuxs himsc
lsstd materials and In conformity with the
pean fashisns The ssbserihsr sssssal his
stock Of sables H. martin, STONE inns mink artin
H. D. chin sha and srmnss Of saoh variety and excel
lsncs TO justify him In " the public articles
u the most genuine and selected character.
WILLIAM NOkER. Importer Of Furs. Il Maiden lana
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CLUTRaIn0.

~r~~~-s"-sN~
fFL0THiNq AND FURNITURE wANTED-LADIEs
~ or gentlemen having Of tho shove dispose OF
can receive fair cash ice by sending the store
lett thronRh TIE poet To delivery do not
postage = COHEN, Az Huds street. Ladies attended
by krt. Cohen.
(,AsT. OFF CLOTRIse NDFURNIrURE WANTED
-lades or g,pt'r msp having any clothing furniture
js-ery 20 dspcso Of obtain fair ssh price BY send
ING roc the AZ his residence Though poc
ladies atasnded by yrs Dusseldorf Is Rim sire !.
l. n, DUSSELDORF.
4 'ABT.OFS CLO!DIN0 WAITED rue 81 sac RlBRE
wines 20 purohHss f2Nn morib u good loft uearn1
sppsfe OF ivory dosoriptep Pevscns
so.nhtlee can obtain the sail vsue eussent sasy Li
sailing or sddresslns through poss aEs MOynSsY
Bssre, II Orange street ussr Chatham ssrsoA
C'AsT OFF CLoTUtaG md FURNITURE WAIVED
-L,dlss and genilcm IN having cast n sl3tbire .,
furniture TO dspoas ~ obtain fair oash ~
IN ter the subacriber At hi. reideus ae Addfoss~
hroush Tho Post once will Be promptly astondad "
Ladies attended BIZ hrA CoheL
Ms cOHAN. N Elm ,szs,a
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- oonneotiDg wish tbe Pacific Mail steanship Company
United statss mail as for CALIFORNIA; sni Oregon. Va
Aspinw.n and Panama The splenaia osw ant double on
D. Porter u g. Navy Command will sail Wednesday,
January esleoh r H. preesly from pier - foot Of
conp.nys regular mail steamer win be in readiness q Pc
sail Immediately for San FrAnosoo No efforts win be
ths OF the companies 70 send their passsn
gers through with expedition. oomfort, and safety,
RATES TARE AaPINwALI~
Lsdies Saloon, State Second Cabin btAa-
hoom.. 300 oees. $40
Lower AN eno Eero Seeera&o. -
Passengers will b landed Of rsrsaA wharf 81 AspaA
VS.. free Trans. sf me isshmas = N: en-
.m PapamA and exposed 70 detention, the
pany have spare boats Panama Rates Of fare from Pa
Ban Francisco THO most favorable terms Fol
freight OF passage, apply 70 OHAF LES A. WHITNEY.
NB.sApIsEs are Iss9sssed 7. 'upR,y shsnssys: viz
oce between the hoars Of 10 and o'clock 81 hs dayoi
sailing.
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UMPIRE CITY LINE-THROUGH TICKETS TO SAN
= Fraucisco - reduced rnte both for cabin sad
s via AspuwAl. airecA-Ihs fast steamship
Commal der Win leave for Asp,n sa Direct on wednes.
day Jan At three o'elooh from No. North river.
Orleans, 800 tons Edgar Wakeman, Commander which
steamer will be in readiness take the passengers en-
cisco Second cabin hays sate rosms en- bo>h
United SAtes dsembark alongside the railroad wharf
Aspnwau, frso Of expense. For fDeight passage.
apply 10 -
JONES JoHrsToN. Or 70 }Ar.,.
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ERREss A0 EHCIEs.

RERFoRD h CO.'S NEXT CAl!vokNIA AND ORE
- gen Express will be despatched per splendid steam
ship Georgia. wesn sday Jaausry 6sh in charge Of
mrsers.r Mr. Hackstt will please send their
BY connecting steamers. N, detention At All
freight Oh oaa be vate proof Hst exceeding 6K
Ri, feet I25 lbs Small psrcals received till one NJ
day Of sailing Our express all will BE- dsspstchsd
tend the delivering Of AL freight and Hinge
ton and Panama In person rasags secured At sce
No. Vefey stieet BERFORD Co.
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LJOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THk NEW DOUBLE
Il engine steamship WM. PENN. ". Sears, Commander,
will leave Pier East river saturday, January Ssh ~
o'clock p II. This shp haa elegant accommodation for
passengers Passage In cabin Estate room) 40G DO.
steersss SIS Freight on measurement good. 3 Sents
steamers bills AdiAx, other form VIII be signed
They DO had application ~ the agents once
viii be signed board No freight received ssd positive
bills Of ladns will be signed after Il o'clock ne
Of sailing FOR freight passage apply board 70
l. LINCOLN d 90, lib Pearl streeA.
Agents In New Orisans-Messrs. marks Thomas. No
PsvdrAs street.. Nov OvieAas
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JONES 4 JOHrSrON or 70 D.
]. HOWARD 4 SON, No. "a RroAdWay, AkSass

VAEDERBILT LINZ FOR SAN rRAECIsCo.ONLY
autis engine stssrrship stan of THE WEST soS tens
will leave from pie- Ne N r., ~ o'clock r \, pre-
popular steamship BROrHER LATHAM. the Mos
rsguA transit route having twelve miles Of land
porttion Those steamers In their
notations and yent.son Fer information or psssAss.
stairs The public cautioned against The
lions Of hired runners Of other Inca Meme employed
FAvk lima
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MRS. PREWsTFR, FROM PHILADELPHIA, rE.-
A ders her services TO the dss and gsatlemen Of tis
city In AstroloFy Love- and Low msttcrs interpreting
Dreams &c. by books and science relied ON nv
Nspoeopi and will toll the Of tho lady or gspom.r
they VIII marry also tho Of the visitors Reedoroo
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